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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, August 2, 1883 · page 4

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"poem yet. writ. but the nlcanlns
mm the incur.

a“ I u that grows. but a mstcry midrib

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m e More that soar-co, but a swollgv'lr
M it did onlold him—
no met a prophet tomclls. but s mightier
"' Wd him.

“Nth. ream nu: throne the punter is
DIN and hidden:

[In the ”the that breathes the soul 01 um
mublddl‘ul

Undertones that is It‘ll. no the lnl’lmlz‘ tissues
ottrellng—

mthe glory rvvcslou is the glory the:
crowns the rerouting.

Greet are the moon of being, but that which is
“holed hi greater;

M the create sou beheld, nut raster the inward
creator;

lack cl the sound bloods tllc Alli‘ucr‘. incl»; at Iht
(It! stands the giving;

m or the hand that wwiws turul the sensluvr
nerves 0! rvoemng,

Secs is as nothing to spirit, the com is outdone
by the dung:

he been of the wcoor is warm. but outrun the
new 0! the wooing.

And up from the pits \vlwrc those shiver. and up
from the heights who!» mos» slillw.

twin voices end shadows swim surwatd. and
the ounce or me is divine.

—llli~ll.\nl Rcm‘t.
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COHIC COHIEN‘I‘S.

-—Finsnci.sl: "Deed broke. ch 1‘“ queried
a Boston men of a seedy looking individual.
whom he sew passing into a shop adorned
with throe golden bells. “No.“ wns the
curt reply. “pewmbrohe.”

—0bitusry: The editor of the Waco
('I‘ex.) Sentinel, having been blown up by
the explodon of a sawmill boiler. We sup-
pose it will now be in order to allude to him
so “our highly eteuned contemporsry."

—)Iisepplied: Elderly philnnthropist. to
mull boy whois vainly striving to pull s
door-bell shove his roach: “Let me help
you, my little men.“ (Pulls the bell.)
Smell bar—"Now you bed better run. or
we‘ll both get A licking I"

——I:Iint for liars about the weather : “ I
never remember anything like this season
(or dryneso. Three months without any
rein!" “Bull! That‘s nothing! Now, in
mic. I remember. we didn‘t have a. drop ct
rain for eighteen months I"

-—Bi.ll stickers: Mosquitoes—A bio:
won: The house—«A tile club: The
hatters‘unicn.—A lsrdy-deh: The per-
cine quads-oped. A clear case 0! walk.
over: A foot bridge.-——-.& blunt question:
Will you sharpen this knife ?

—-As strangers: "lloncclorth we meet
u strangers S“ exclaimed Brown. in a tit of
Inger. “Thank you Brown. my dour fol-
low 2" gushed Fogg cfiusivcly ; “ you always
did treat stranger bottor than your Il‘lr'llilli
and scqnsintunces. sud you make inc. ex.
ceedingly happy that I am henceforth to
share in your distinguished consideration."—
Burton Trmmngie.

-—-A striking women: A jolly old unclc
he! been relating some incidents at hi.
earlier lite to his nephew. “of all the
women you ever met, uncle." says the young
men, ”by which were you most struck ?"
"By your shut. my boy. by your uuntl"
replica the old gentleman, dropping his
voice and feeling the back of his head lcn~
dcrly.—1"mm the 1"" Mil.

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j Charles Bonlnot (who sets up for n wit ——

“Nev-or see you without a cup of ten ; what
a living praise to the article you urc~n
regular ‘ ten-donut :‘ or, as yuu‘ro a woman,
7°“ must bo fiddled.” Miss l-‘Lorcllcu
Bullseye (who thinks him something or a
{1 Auto." Yes, and being a man it must be
\u. Q‘Donm ‘ tendons l' “— bye.

—ngreea is the word: "‘ What are you
doing in hero 1*" demanded a lady o! the nev.
colored cook. whom she found displo g

'in‘ thc~lihisry;"“Wnat‘a I our,

\Whet‘sl doin‘? Now, dst‘s is fine
question tor a e stugant. l sl‘ars milkcs it
splatter ‘unline do 'L‘lcction ob 'stistics
while do pet’s o bilin‘.“ The cause of «in.
ution sarong the colored people is atlvllufir
his.-—Arkan~ur Third".

—Afiphoris:n from tho fpléll‘lvrs: D.
lllnbow might be better luul.-.n‘ er ‘twn‘u‘t
nah n cheap show. he bottom 0‘ do meal.
M! No mighty pu‘ lllllnll‘. It; Illiuzs 0‘
Main rous‘ your ‘tutrrs. Dc bcs‘ seed
hin‘t bound to make big “‘dlcl‘mlnloul You
«I‘t tithe do twist out do gfl‘d‘lue lxy cuL

.tervrltin‘it. Precinct can‘t hide his tools
by epreudin‘ his tail. Green ‘siulnions ain‘t
“(10‘ W Educution don‘t come by
bumpiu‘ ‘x‘in do school ‘ouso. thn \lv
morbinkbird try to work ch‘ryihing he
hoou‘ tolct out some music dot ain‘t out
lunch. It‘s: mighty hay nigger slut don‘t
keep his or slurp. A bola under do garden
pelln‘s is a hand wont to hoop—(Pearson

-—'l‘he Peninsulurshlpnnsli Out-correct
pendent “Pro llono Whlieo.“ which is
hauler “hit him again,“ oviitontly does
not take much stool: in tho Peninsular ship
canal project. But. trout all we mu lvui‘u
thiconellflomosu the possibilitiee o! the
mature. We hopoit in. A: an outer
prising EQWNPQI the T‘mwn‘pt is pledged
to the impport of tho prujocl and evuly
stherproject that promises to do good to
“chainsaw. end it .\lr. 'I‘inhotls vvuuts

more pecuulery help we hope he sill

hesitste to coll on us. The engineer
dam-thaw canal will cost $6,531,.
”3.13. We will lend Mr. 'fibhctts the
“it!“ coals if it brooks ux—dli‘ddbume
(Del) My.

-—Not so very entry: Mose Sshuutnburs
held hole-l Sum Bingtoin sevvu hundred
dolhfl. AI More bed not seen Sam on the
m 6! Austin for «rend days it occumd
tchlntocallat Soul‘s hours and find out
bwhs we: coming on. llo did not see
bl. but Mir-e. Binatont Wu at home. She
m “it: end and had bluck rings urouud ‘
bl eyed. "I out in grout distwsrl, 3k.
mothers.“ “Yet mh do nutter?"
“lamb” lost his mind and hes
he. token out into the country.“ “ Did he
. .. money mit you to my dot mm
‘m .. u... due next weok‘.” “Oh, no.
h M. be is not any ouough to
h “- 50 has not lost his reasoning
ntlrely.“- {eras Sanr.

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V I was asked by one at our mercheuts—" Si.

h you know I derkey by the name 0!
P' "8me Devi: wid do red eye
Hg! burned in do powder splashinl“
“lgh‘lthem” “WelLIkno's him.“
'hherahsbler" “Girl'uli. but it 'pends
ondebhaesldnhs‘emed in e:
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TWO P1073!“ no! urn.

Pct HQ! ere tho I.“ hobby in the hi-
loneble world or New York end other large
cities.

A «ruin eostw species of bull~terrier,
grown exceedingly smell by iii-breeding and
doses of gin. is the tsvorite or women
wealthy enough to word indulgence in such
pots. They are hideously nil—hope:
little monsters, but the uglier they are tho
more they no vslued. They are token out
.every day by their mistresses or footmen for
on hiring, wearing embroidered costs end
gold callers, on which their ounce are on-
graved or set in jewels.

One of these dogs died in Phil-dolphia
htely. formal notice of the fnnornl we:
given to the friends of its mistress. who sent
their dogs in carriages with liveried loot~
mcn, etc., etc. The dead dog was laid in a
satin-lined, silver mounted coffin; choringl
of flowers were sent. and is costly monument
was raised over its grove.

" lloppo.“ the pot of A wealthy young

lady, lately sent out cards for a ”option,
which was attended by All tho haul-tan ol
.logdom. The homely littlc beasts sent to
the reception wore served on dainty chine
withsllthe delicocics o! the cstercr‘s on
The tear-t, floral dc tor-aliens, ctc., cost more
than $300.
On this week on which Ileppc held his
reception, on entertainment of another kind
was given by I young girl who lived near to
Bcppo‘s mistress. She bod spent the last
summer in A little village in one of the hill.
counties of Pennsylvania.

The clergyman 0! this parish we: a
scholarly man of much intellectual force.
His wife was a refined, sensitive woman.
They had fivo children. The clergyman
bud given up n prolessiou in which he might
have grown rich to scrve the Master ht
lewd. in ministering to his Icllownien.

Ills salary was Slim is your, and that often
was not paid when it was needed. In other
souls, here was s mun who had the educa-
lion, tastes and habits of the very highest
class; who naturally wished to educate his
children; who was obliged to appear and
live as it gentleman, and to rxcrciso hoa-
pllnllly and churity upon the wages of e
duy-lulmrcr.

Minn Dosh guessed something of the
privittions 0! this good man and 0! his
family during her stay in the villugo. Lust
winter, out of her allowance (which was s
libiml one from her rich fillhcr, silo nluilo
up a box Iur the }i¢l,>tilr‘n titulily. in which
SLII‘ dcclnrul tnnro PillnllIiI Ito uutluug abso-
luti-ly nvccssnry. "LN them, {or once in
their lives. Il1l\'t‘l\ little 0! indulgence," she
said. “ It “Ill bc like water to a thirsty
soul.“

Tho grout box ni'riwll Into in tile OV't‘lllllQ
o! u ruw .\'u\‘i‘nllwr tiny. just its the clergy-
man and his family rvsc {mill IIlt‘ll‘ solutly
supper. I-‘nr il month them had boon no
meat or butter on tho: tilblc.

Tho family grow roll with cxcilcllicnt its
they gathered round the box. The lid \vus
knocked oil. Hut can.“ \vilrul \\ liltt-r clunky.-
sud cups for the thrim girls. on ovurcont for
;lic minister. and a pretty. soft dress for his
wilc. all now.

"Why,“ said their donor, “should we
give tho mun who leads us to God our cost-
otI clothes 1'“

Thorn ‘vl‘rt‘ books rind inuguzilli‘s for tln
clt‘rgyllicu. and an engraving of a noble
picture to hung upon the wall. Thcrc were
toys for little Molly lllltI piickilgcs of flower
Goods. lllltI n lingo bux of candy {or evury-
botly ; and Ill?!) Illi‘l‘i‘ “nu u lcttcr iiiclosiug
3 check which would wilil tllc boys to ll
good school for two yours.

“'lldll I‘ll-‘3' rill lilli‘t‘li‘d IOJN‘J‘W lIl-‘ll Illgllll.

 

and tho t'l"l‘,:_\‘|l :li trini In I‘Hlll‘k (in 1 Mild to
prily forth-1r Raid {luv-mi, ‘As \. l v- ulmliml
so ill.” ll" t‘rll‘llkl in l ‘3" ll.

'I‘in-n‘ ni‘n I\\ll lI‘Il; :l..l|il twini ~. for
i Ill' l'tuilx IN Ill bull; iii ll ii' lllt l:.1 2'): Ruth

at? Inkrn from Ilm ‘lfi’.’ l'uuili's ("Why-'11».

i in ”_» m.v-—
HEN UNDER THE RAZOR.
‘ 0f nll‘ the types you in barber.“ shops
probably the than in: hurryf-E‘Aha most
multitudinous. lie tours open the door,
glnroa wildly around the room III the (\u- .
fortnbly tilled Chaim, mutter-s A gentle iiii-
precation, and, with it duspciriilg look. lirra
himself out into the street uguin. Or, it be
is not in quite so much of a hurry, ho hosti-
Iy otuiilincs tho stage at which ouch patron
bus urrivod in tho tonsoriul process, CURL
puree his (inn with his plans. nsks when his
turn will conic as l! he didn‘t know tllzlt
could be us soon as tho chulr was empty.
and fluidly. after ddgvling around and mark»
lug everybody niisorublc. he leaves tho shop
inst before “ next 3“ is culled. The thin-
skinned then is u tonilor little body and
multstha barber to be “0! so curvflll,“
and to play lightLv over his culiclo or he
mgr lirrrlli lhmugll. And the luu‘bcr selects
u drlivatc weapon. guns milv “ once over“
his victim. and what he swab-l him with e
\mvvl drenched in buy ruin. the thin-skinned
than starts and shrinks like nun who is \lowd
u'ithusu'cng hair tunic on a chumymwil
svdl}\ The Mudu‘ithn'l‘oiigh Shin rarely
.leigns to roply to the inquiry : “ Does the
error suit you 3‘“ Ho wants to ho shaved as
closeutlhylocll. “right up to the roots.“
end his Stubby hoard yields slowly to tilt
bot-l steal sud with disastrous Moot upon its
edge. lie is dmdod by the most artistic
dawns. but ho does not belong to is small
continuum und has to be put up with. Tim
tulilhoudul mun does not cost on csteblislu
moot much for hair oil. but the muscular
energy expended in mulling the top of his
ruuiltin shine like u billiurdsbnll tukos on
til the profits. The highestdegtw o! pol
iuhlssttaiucd by u rolury motion or the
right bend wrapped in e towel while the loft
hund holds the victim steady. Going asleep
in tho burbor‘a chair is the luvorito ‘liuliit o!
spoploctic individuals who m not struid or
losing tlcsh or blood whilo the tunsoriul
I'll-ls m‘mpc nll‘ their tacos. They will nod
uu'xl there is iiuuliuont dunncr of e csstlul
«or disappearing in their blissful ignorance
o: thrir environment, and yct tho psipcis
have not recently reported eny cit-tics o! fut
neu getting their throats cut in rcspcclublc
cerbers‘ shops. There may have been such
cases thst hove scooped the vigilsuco o! the
reporters, but probably they were tew in
number. A special Providence seems to
weitou Int men in barber‘s shops when
they sleepily shake their hands st the sails
rum- “ it plsys around their expensive
“coronation—N. 3.1m

11!.)me Seem m¥.—PIO-
rcsscholuot the telephone) and his wife
mbothverytcndotaowsrs, sad when the
Litersry Society met et their house. they
hedit races elaboretely Idorned with flowers.
especially cutroeeswithlong stems, which
Hrs. Bellmsdehstoloosebooquetsend
prusntsdeachlady with one es rho lett.
Theuahborn a des! nuts. Mrs. Bell hes
beenssnzht to speck by the new process
Mennonites-stand. byclceslywalching the
math-nicotine! those who epoch
withher,slltheyssytcher. Consequently
lewwhcerennawereothersallcfioenotiee
Itstellintslkingwlthherandshe receivu
sedentsrtahu coupon: with perfect one
endures. Iti- nld her his-bend teesht
herbqnshbelorethelrmuldthet
“Mahmuisthstw. Should
hwdsswhsvebses considered «new thi
ne‘hssstifhlwonseh‘h-hlm docs
Mrs-ovum .

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PM. “I GIN?-

PetsrtheGrest is s runny-sided azure.
udsuchshnaeonethattoview him from
ellpolnte would Involve the melting or a
very considerable circuit. It would be only
to show that he was a coerce sensuallst. end
he had undoubtedly nanny or the testes o! s
more herbsrlsn. Ho drank to excess, and
delighted in such precticnl jokes as serving
up live rots sud mice In a pIOvdIRIl covered
over with the usual paste. When he was in
England. his tsvorite exercise consisted in
charging with e wheelbarrow s trimly-cut
:uickset hedge, which had at one time
formed the joy of its gnrdcndovlng proprie-
tor. He not only sentenced to death, but
sppercntly himself killed the disaa'cctcd son,
whom he bed thrown into when, and who
perished there.

I! you inquire in the museum of the Hot
mirage at St. Petersbura who carved thosi
wooden figures, who turned thoso ivory or-
naments, who made that pair of boots, who
built that bout, the answer is always, “ The
CW Peter." Inquire further who reformed
the old Slavonic elphubot by introducing
into it the symbols 0! sound. peculiar to the
Bosnian language; who ultorod the constitu.
lion 0! the Russian Church so u to make
the Gator of Russia, in lion 0! the Patriarch
of Constantinople. its bond ; who cstublishod
factories in Russia; who forced the Russian
nobles, willing or unwilling, to accept the
duties of state service, under pain of losing
their privileges; who formed tho Russian
Army ; who created the Russian Navy -, who
built St. Pctorsburg—“ the window.“ as
someone bus mid, “ from which Russia
looks out upon Eur-0pc ;" who first lcd
Russian levies with success against trained
Eumpmu lrnnps ; who uinong tho Toma mm
the first to got himself formally recognized
by Europe as " Elllpt‘ml' ;“ who among the
Tours and Eilipemrs commenced that un-
ccosiug war against Turkey which, bogiu-
ning with u detect, it cupitulution. sud the
nenrcst approach to the personal surrondel
of the Tsur, hrul M. length brought Russia
up to and boyoud the Balkans, and pluccii
her. but for tho politic-ill attitude or other
powers and tho strutogioal position at
huvtriu, within rusy reach of Constitu-
tiuoplc; who with Russian ships first navi-
gated the Caspian ; who with Russian troops
first undo war upon I‘crsin; who sent out
the first Illissiun oxpeditiou egoinst Khivn,
with instructions to its chic! to dcaputch
from Khivu military, nuvnl, and conimctciu
sgonts “disguised as traders" to India? It
every case the Tsar Prior.

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I had put togi-thcr with rough plullku e
sort of punt. utterly unsuited to tho lilkv,
which was subjcct. like illl iillilild \viltcrs sur-
rounded by high hills. to most dangerous
and sulldi-n storms of wind. In this craft
(kl-no of us embarked, on who! seemed to be
u lino L‘ttlm night, for tho purpose of spear.
lug fish. We cullod lit an island to got u
supply of pitch pillc, and rather rccklcusly
li-t drop it low chips nticr \vo liud lightcil tilll
tlnmlicilu. The ground wns dry and cowl-oil
with the usual curpct nl (Il‘NtI Ionvos uud dry
twigs. which lmllcdiutcly caught flro.
Willi iuconcoivnblc rill-illity tllo tlmuos uproiul
until the wholo isluud was lilto a burning
fiery furnucc. We rutlior enjoyed tho fun
its wc julllpcd liluglilligly into our bouts lllld
pushed away from the burning
When about twenty yards or so from blind.
I fclt it sort of \vushlllg of the waves ngniih"
my shift of the built, lull dill not my :llly
:hlllg until 1 fl It the lunar wuslillig llilil llii-
Inuit IIHI‘II. Then 1 npttkt‘ quickly I‘llflugh,
tolling tho rowrrs to pull for tliulr llvm buck
in tho burning lsliillil. Thom clluucil 0
short, shill-p ntl‘llgglt‘, ill which, Illi‘kll)‘ for
us, we gilllicil lllu Victory. for ultlllll ti-u
minutes this \VIlilll‘ luko wuu il slim-t uf Inilili.
ovcr \Vlllt‘Il tho willil rit‘I‘l‘ltlIll'lI ullil rourcd
llkc n lluu disappointed of Iii». prey wt it
seemed as if we lllld only changed the mini
nor 0! our dcutll from drowning to living
roasted alive. 'I‘III‘II \illcru wo might, tin-r»
was iii-ailing bullinil or before but 11m, tllo
horror OI which was nggrnvul-«l by tho
CI‘IIHII of billing ti'm-s, iiito \vliusu hollow
truulis Illil IIt‘Illt‘N‘ Ililil chili! ul‘ lx-liln-il. II
Wu l'llsliml U\t‘l‘ III" lllll‘lilllg Llillllll in until
the shelter of u gl'vril ll‘i‘ti which swuml i.
he hill. to rrsist IIll' “mum; lullquvu HI I‘m
it‘l‘lllt‘ll to li-xili fri-iil illlntln r lrcr, to Ilt‘ii "it
bark of our 1 i'nlrctm‘.
it lililil lllry lnuuil mum wruk spoi, ullil lll
less Iilltt‘ l!..~.:l ll Lilli-s to ti-ll llii-ri- spin iii
over us u canopy of litmus. \\'llul \vu \\'I‘lll
through til-it null: lmwmt :iitvmpl in \It‘.
scrim, llur lll‘
lrlt in our slum) mi llln bl uro of Hit) Lilli,
us tliry \uili-lii-il i l." ilui‘k lul‘iiin liming
hither and thither ill x. .-.l scouted to thrill
tliu \Iatllt‘fi (if \Ii‘ltlli, .ii..l kllvw Ihtlt 0|“
cscupv was cut ill] by the r icing \viuvm. To
our lllllllllt‘ l‘\ in! IIIl‘ ~i.-iiu [Nirmi'll :lw i) as
sudtlvlily u.» i! ll lil lulu-vii. will no at ollm
got into our built and csrupml fix-in the
burning llt‘ry furnace into \\‘hlvll \vo had by
our own initu‘udcnw thrust ourselves.

o-o -

RICN INDIANS

The Nuvsjus are u givut nation. number-
lun some 27,00“ solllu. 0! this nuulbol
the“) twosome loom \vurriors. They are
well armed. but. fortunately for tho whltofi.
have immensa docks ol sheep and many
euttloand ponies. which loud to keep thorn
it police. Mumuolito is reported to be
worth not less than woman. most of it
bring ltl sheep. llo has been an Indlon o!
amt chumctor uud powor, but of lots hes
bounce it great dl‘uultsrd. The Nevujo In
diun Agoucy is tortydlve miles north from
Fort \Viugato, N. ill. They mouuhcturc
curious aniluuiquo orusinouts trout eilvor
coal, and Illidl‘ blankets end was hove
olmnly bccoiuo ruinous for curious nun-
cling or colitis and nunsrltehlo textures.
They am «only sought for by the whites.
and have a high vuluo. ranging Mm $5 to
$10tlcuoh which is l‘wllU’ not extmvuueut
when one :uusillora tllct they often occupy
weeks and months in wctwiug them. The"
is neither cotton nor shoddy in the blankets,
but pure. unudultomtod wool, colored with
unfailing r yes. We saw u low 0! the tribe.
amt, strong, repulsive-looking creatures.—
Mpofldcw (News Inter-Ocean.

W

A Wide Awake Draught.

Mr. Geo. B. Pluioted is always wide
awake in his business, and spurt-s no
pains to secure the boat of ovary article
I“ hislinc. He has secured the agency
for the celebrated Dr. King‘s New Die.
covery l‘ov Consumption. The only
certain euro known for Consumption,
Coughs. Colds. lloursncss. Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, or any affection of the
Throat or Lungs. Sold on positive
guarantee. \Vill give you a Trial Bot-
tle Free. Regular size $1.00.

Uh‘SATISPAOTOIR Connmxr.—'1‘hey were
nurtiug. “ Don't sit so can me." she Isld.
"lslu‘t nee: you,“ cold no. “You are.‘
“I ein‘t." “But you will be." “No I
won‘t neither." “Then you'd better so
homelcrlhslu‘tgotnomlcr you.” Re
arch—W arm.

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No Ofl‘onslve Odor on
Steam.

No Crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pots.

No Tough Meats. No
Shrinkage.
No Watching or Stirr-
lug.

No Mingling of Flavors.

No Loss of Nourish-
ment.

FOI'R SIZES, A'l‘
E.K.Lockw00d’s

James W. Cuvunugll,

FI RST CLASS

Artist in Marble!

Steamboat Wharf,

Ct.

FOR SALE.

South Norwnlk.

.‘IIINI lm sold In Illltkt‘l‘lltllllflll‘ spring
“'ul'k,

Two good Top Buggies.

One Open 2-Seat Pleas-
ure Wagon.

One 2-Seated Top Depot.
Wagon.

Two Good Rookawayo.

One New 2-Seated
Wagon.

(loud bargains illilv lw had of

Henry Tilly.
(‘AllllL-IGE MAKER,

Smith Nnrwulk, UNI".

NOW IS

'l‘ll lézfil‘l ll 1‘: ‘To It“: Sli
I I "Y 1“.“

Cough Remedy.

 

Pile Dl‘llfls, Medicines, 8w.
8 INT EX'I‘R ACTS.

Prescriptions t‘urctully

Cttlllllolllltk‘d.

A LARGE STOCK OI"

PATENT MEDICINES

Always on hand at

Hull 3 Pharmacy.
hhhuhu

SUCCESSORS T0 BURR KNAPP.

s

Lumber Yard,

AND

Plllllll M

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—GO TO— ‘

B W ll '
80. . ay 3
And get some of that Creamery
Buttered Flour, the latest. out,

makes delicious biscuit in ten
minutes

Good Black Tea 30 cls. lb.

We are giving a silver
knife and fork away with the
Gem Baking Powder.

We are selling nice Canned
Corn for 10 cents u can.

Three lb. can Tomatoes. two
for 25 cents.

Something new ill the
way of Stove Blackillg, with
which you can polish your
stove with less trouble, less
dust, and make it look bright-
er than any other.

\Ve are also giV lug ll Water:
bury watch away with :1 cake
01‘ Soup.

Call and see us and up will
make you happy.

[leu- W- Dav.

HARDWARE.

‘I‘hc BESI‘ ASSORTMHN'I‘ In “rim N ..1

General Hard \vau-c

Mochuulcs 'l‘ouls,
\Vlnua Load. l‘alnh.
um and “’lmluu' (-‘lnu

A lull Anmrluwul ui

Lock- nnrl “IlflIlh‘
Table and l'uvlu-l (‘uil «1‘;

U! IIll‘ host Quality, I'IIHl,» r ~-

HllllSfl Flll‘lllilllllE Guuls

J A I‘A N ESE P‘A PER \\' ERIC.
Auctil for the
Ilm‘i-i‘ Vi‘l‘ilicul Ilu'ilor uilil Hull's I‘llli-H
Fll‘l‘ unil Burglar I'mnf Sufr.
Agricultural IlllpIt‘Illt‘IlIh.
Sllip (”llllndlci'y. Rupc, &i'
w. c. QUINTARD
Nil. 3 MI‘SIC II.-\I.Il IIIAM‘K. in. Nurwnlk‘

I'iell

 

 

LSTAHLISIIED 1808.

RaymundBros

Olllcc So. 10 Waslllllgtilll St.

Mil EDITOR: ~- Through tlw
columns of your \viili-ly (‘ll'l‘ll
liltcil journal, “'0 \vilulil sily ii
few Words to liliilllililcturci‘s
dealers and cullsulllcl's of mu':
First. lllltI ul‘ grout Illllllll'l
lull-c, all Ulll‘ nulls lll't' I)(lll_‘_‘ll2
(III‘I‘CI from tho lllillcs. mu] m
ill'c cut-Mill to pill'cll...~u fruit
those who huvc llluilc u gum!
reputation as lllillcl‘s llIllI (I 'lll
cl‘s in first-class goods willy.
Second. illl CUltI ll\ll(IL"l
\vutcl‘ light roofs, and is then--
for“. dry and l‘l‘cc l'i‘nlll lt‘l‘,.\‘llu\\'.
‘lllll. 010.

Third, livery lull UI‘ mull is
t‘lll‘lll‘llny scl‘cctlml ullil ilvlivw
C(I by careful, cxpci‘il-iicul lll‘lV
N‘s.

Fourth, we always kccp ii

is

stuck it gum] ussul‘llnclll n!
sizcsullil kllltls, ulnl t‘llll llll‘

llisll pl‘mllptly ully lllllllllll}
from iulc bushel til it cargo.
Oul‘ yard is loculcil nil Willci
licui‘ 'l‘ullcs sll‘ccl. our UIIlt‘t
and store is ill No. It) \thn‘lllllg
lull stl‘cct. and our brunch ul‘
IIt‘t‘S.(t‘tlllllt‘t‘lutl with slow and
yard by tclcpllolic) lll‘t‘ (‘uus
stock Bros. 45 Main St . Nor
walk. lllld IllSlll‘tlllt‘U lluililiiil'.
So. Norivulk, CL. \tlici‘oul‘ilms
llltlv be loll. with tho ussut‘ullcv
11ml they will receive prompt
attention. “"3 have the fol
lowing well-known coulouhvuy»
ready for delivery: Iluxlotuu.
Cross Crock, Lucktuvulluu.
Wilkcsbiu‘l‘c, Franklin, Scull»
ton. and Cumberland.

Respectfully,

BavmondBnn
Timber lull Lumber,

SHINGLE‘,

.

——-ALL BRANDS AND PRICES.”

LAT“,

——-BBST BANGOR——

range Railing. and
rickets.

'. Walnut. Cherry. and
Ash.

Oak. Whitewood, end
topic. >

 

 

 

“sumo! Bord Weed.

Ballets lAlllmimre
LOG KWO 013’s,

36 Main Street.

Having made arrangements
with one of the largest whole-
sale Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the IICW’ IliIIlCI‘IlS RS 8001) as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on a
room, am prepared to film fill
you carpets at LOWCI‘ prices
and Il‘Olll a larger variety than
any Carpet Store in the State,
and us good and cheap as you
will find in New York. Sum-
plus representing over Five
'lllousulld Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
examine my stock and prices,
Nu tumble to Show goods.

My stock 01 FURNITI’IIE
is the largest, the lowest price
find the best. made.

WM. LUGKWUUD

DEALER N

Furniture & UaPIlBIS,

36 Main Street.

, MissWALK, CT.
We are selling at the

 

Bum:
BOY’S SHIRTS,

(Hull) (:1' .\I.I'I‘\' LINEN BOSUMS, illlil “'ELI.
MAI)“, ii! In. null-s

llhiS'I‘ Ul' AI l'l‘Y \\‘A.\I.\'I"I"I‘A .\II'SI.I.\'. FINE
LINEN l USHMS. rrltifurn-d fronts. iluiiblc stitch»
i-«l NI .'-‘.l ci-nls

Il‘ W5" NIl-II'I‘ SHIRTS. \\‘ \MSI‘T'I‘A MUS
LIN .\I.-\I|H lll lllr l‘ul‘lh'l' .\I \NNER. ill filth-uh.

'l‘lm ulmw pricce lII'l‘ all illii-lnlliuti uf III!‘ wurm
till ”I lllnnul‘ncliirill: lll IllrL't' qunnllllcs :ulll lllt- lid
\illitwuv- iif lllll’ v-laliliplimi-lll \\'i- nme a apt-ri-
iilvl "(i-lullllni: llHYs‘, lllRI 5 IIINI IIAIIII‘ZS. Hl'
Fill-(IlllL' l<‘.\ ERY'I‘IIING rvqlllrwl fur t‘UIllllIt‘u‘lIflIC,
Irwin ll \'l‘.\ 'I‘U *llUlZS. fur illl acc- up in IT yours.

ill-«l llllr lllll‘lllllllll‘d Idi‘llllll“ l'llllhli‘lltlIHIIlI'VHrIl
n-Emhl.~ guilds a: liilu-linlly In“ prii‘i-i- .ll'S'I‘
.\'I |\\' nur i 1. arm: .IIII' u! Spring- and Silllmlu- uni-d-
:iiliml- :.n nppwluilili) i-I smilrui: (Ii‘vllitltlv‘ lur-
will“

\I \ll. llllllbillh‘ IllHt‘ run-fill :lltvililim
t‘illillngiit‘ Irw-

BEST ck! 00.,

PM lllllI 6‘.‘ \\‘.~..-t “Jill SL. llu-l. Blh :lll‘I 6th
:lvvlliius. Now \‘ntk.

a. ._~.i --.m' I .‘ win 1N1 (“OOIADHV or Y'I. COOK
.,. mu sir mr llAllsIfleO vmnruie run v—s
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Cllt‘dflo and Es unmanned m o
worth. Arc icon. moonstone \
connect. in with ell the prim-I
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Geo. Tot ,
101 Fulton mm

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_._._..___..—_—-————-——— "“

1845 -- u. E; 311 ES. ~1’

#

ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK. 1845, NOW IN

STAMFORD, CONN”
comm or ATLANTIC AND BROAD SIS.

._.——_———

Ne'w Spring Styles

Earle 3, Furniture, Pallrlalgills.

Largest Stock at the Lowest Prices “1130:?" c: :1 ‘5 on
E19 nt Brussels Ca t, 59 to 95 cents per yard. English (“SM -
83”” per yard. l1)Enlzlieh 3-Ply Carpets. $1.15 per yard. E‘hgllsh Eggdw
Initiator Ingreins; $1.00 per rd. Lowell Extra Super [um-sins.
cents per yard. Hortfo . Road's. and other Extre Super-s, 45
to 80 cents per yard. IJnion Ingrsins. 25 to 00 cats. per
yerd. Oil Cloths from $0 to 50 etc. '
Gold Band Window Shades, atBOcts. each. Patent Spring Rollers 80.ctei £3“
Elegant Parlor Suits in Ehon ,Walnut, and Muhagnner-om $8) per suit (Iii
Pieces up. Ele m thtut end Ash Bedroom sets. from $25 up. no
Enameled bomber Silica. from $15 to $25._our_own make, at.
least 30 per 'cent. lees than retail phone. 35
A Good Kitchen Table for 01.00. A Good Dining Tobie With Drop Luz-Jamie? ~
A Good Extension Table. $8.00. Cone Scot Choirs, 05 cue. to 01.00. or
Wool Mutteo-oomethin new—for $7.00. Mattresses from $2.50
to $4.50 each. WovengW ire Bed Springs. $5.00 to $7.00. A
Good Bed Spring for $1.25. Walnut. Bet Rocks, $0.00 up.
Cornice Poles. with Rings, Ends and Brackets, 78 cents. Elegant Br'ses PolfséoEods
and Brackets, $3.40. Fine Luce Curtains In all Modern Styles, tom 3 .
per window up. Fine Antique. Madras and Tsmbotlr

Curtains at low prices.
I have just opened a GOLD ROOM exclusively for fine GOLD PAPERS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
*

The urgent Stock In the State, at Factory Pig-loomh 'l‘i “ M‘
Id Po rs. new theme. 35 cones roll. Iogent rent: a .
Elefldgzs, 15 It: ‘23 centfixcr roll. mmespt‘iic Tune. 7 to 14 cents per rod".
Finest assortment of over 100,060 rolls. Elegant Ronms‘fitttjd up on
Decorated in modern style shown on the premises. \thl give you
estimates for furnishing your house complete wltll every
requisite for Interior Furnishing and Decorating.
at prices No One Can Beat.

----No One Call. No One Shall Undersell Uslu-o

‘ We up-
Wc make our Carpets by Hand. and Lay them in a thorough murmur. -
holster our furnitureon the proullses. and warrant every article as rapt!
seated. or will refund the money. Save money by huylngvof us. 9
deliver our goods anywhere free. 'Wlll sell you snvth‘mg at lean
than Now York prices. Quick Sal. at! Small Prlthlh.
C .

E . S M I '1' H ’ S ,
STAMFORD,

Head-Quarters for Low Prices. C()NN.
con. ATLANTIC ssh BROAD srs. ,_

. ,
Grocenes and Meats,

()l.l) S'I‘ISJ‘II) ()1:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I‘. 'l‘ '1‘ H 1‘:

T. Burr Guve‘r 85 Son.

SPRING- W 0013.

All orders tilled pl-mllptly. (‘ity talus

find it, to their aldvillllilgc to trade with us

(in 0 us :l tl'izll.

 

 

DR. FLI NT’S

QUAKER BITTERS

W'hetare ARI"! llrr'rrzus? An old akcr
remedy thst an dour umrv to Nile-re su ring
immunity than all (“INT malicious combined.

The-e cclebratwl Ilium-s are N)!!! of
choice Roots. llvrbs and “arts. union: which .
sh;- “chum. Sarulmrilln. \\‘llil (‘lwrrya Band.
llun, Juniper sud utlu-r ‘M'l’l‘ii‘l. end are so pre-
'\nrrd so to retain all llirlr invdlclnsl qullltiee.
‘l‘hcy Inversubly rulk‘ hhc fulluwing emu hints:
Dylpr . dutndlcc. Liwr t‘umplalnts. ass of
Am» “Machcl. lli‘ilow Attach. “homes.
that. Summer (‘ulu lluiutn. l‘llw. Kidney Dis
«see. Male hi lrultiwk. Lesslludc. Low
Spirits. General nobility. still. in Mt. every-
thinu caused by an impure etstc o! the Blood
or dos-ennui condition of the Sunnis. Liver or
Enlarge. The and find in the Qushrr Ilium-s
a grin mowing stimuluit so dceirsblc in thvir
declining yours.

Etnirtcm Physicist“ pmribe thorn. and run
contend thvir liter. sud [muouncc thru- the best
0qu tor III disarm of tho Blood. Slimuch.
Lh‘fl‘ end Kldovve. So one can rum-in long
unwell tunic-I efllctiul with on incurable div»
can} utter taking s few bottles of the Quaker

re.

“our:

TEST] M()NI.-\ IsS.
DILFLIS‘I‘. ‘

Drui- Sirrol-‘nr the hem-tit of the public I do crrlily that l Ih‘lll‘vt‘ Tier Goldwater!
Quirk-r 8mm to be the beet remedy ewr offend to the public. tor the study cure
of Dyein- his. and all dioceses arising from an impure stato of the blood. hove
raven tron ed with ulcerated sore throat for twenty years. ceased by commie at
Notion. I tried many rents-dice. but received no benefit from them. Three years
ago I “‘d n severe stuck ol‘ Dyepepeie in its worst tonne. Everything I one die-
treeeed rue. sud caused sewer psin in my chat. I tried doctors and potent medi-
cines. but kept growing worse. until I :3 ed The Quechu- Bitters. which improved
my health very rspidlv. I here not been afflicted with ulcerated sore throat tor
the last Ull‘i‘ yours. on I enjoy better health thou I ever did before in my life.
Yours "113;

v. .I. R. “’xme.
Front Descou Burr.
Du. I-‘uxr.

Dmr Sin—I have taken your Qusker Bitters tor the post three yous. for Geneb
el Debility incident to old ego. end and them we efficient. I am now in my
cightv-eccond your. sud my health is unusually . and with the blessing of
God. hope to live mam years so enjoy one of the stem blesoin hutch.
My wife. also hourly o the same ego. has reoei ERR! benefit from this invalu-
ble medicinc. Their suturing end smmhcning qualitioe seem peniculnrly adopted
to persons of sdvsuced life. Shall be placed so confer with any person ghy letter
or otherwise) who may wish to know our experience with the Quaker Bits-en. ,

Glam Bonn,
valdenor‘ .11.

mm and Dealers In Hedi-
re.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

Deecon Friendship St. mum Church,

 

Fsu. awn. Ilsa. Jsx. e. me.

Dr. B. 8. Fun.
Dear Sin—Excuse the liberty I take in writing you concerning Quaker it
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