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TTIIE SENTINEI..
SOUTH 30R\\‘.\I.K. NIIY. ‘El. 1885.
OPEN LETTERS.
“l‘itclt- John‘s“ Suggestion of a Young
Men‘s (‘hrlstlan Association Endorsed.
Barnum-our. (‘oxsm Nov. li‘th l8«\\-l.
'11) The Edifors of Ttheiifiiiel: -I have
read with much pleasure the good advice
from “Uncle John.“ and espm‘ially that
to young men. which has appeared from
time to time in your paper.aiid being in-
terested in the growth and prosperity of
your city. allow me to say that I think
his sug .tion in your last issue of a
Young en's Christian Association an
excellent one. and well worth the can»
ful consideration of all. 1 think every
city needs just such an association in
their midst. lt pays. It is a good in-
vestment. Even railroad corporations
begin to recognize the fact as there are
now companies in the “'est that sustain
sixty nine railroad Y. M. C. A. rooms at
an annual appropriation of 860.000. They
claim that it improves the service. that
they have low: accidents. and increased
dividends. Iiere in this city the associa—
tion has just completed its second year
of usefulness and the good work it has
done and is doing meets with a hearty
response on” all sides. From the business
man. who recognizis the benefit not
out to the community. but to himself.
in t it. tends to keep the young man in
his emplo from the glaring induce-
ments of t e saloon. the billiard hall and
its accompanying associations. and bet—
ter fits him forthe work of the niorrow
and the future: and to the young man
himself. elevating. improving and
strengthening him in all that goes to
make anoble man and a good citizen.
Its field of usefulness is broad. and such
an institution is well worthy the generous
support of every community. Why not
start it in connection with the new li.
brary 'r OBSERVER.
.—
About that Caucus.
Editors Senfitielz—My attention was
called to an article headed as above in
the Mechamcs‘ Journal. which I was
surprised at’.’ The author of the article
first states that a corrupt barmtin had
been ninilo between certain Republicans
of Five Mile River and no. Not “an. and
that when 42 of the Republicans of Five
Mile River put in an appearance :it the
second district caucns.and accomplished
their part of the iigreeiiietit. all doubt
was dispelled. Then again he states
that when that caucus assembled that
there was thirty Republicans from Five
Mile River. and twenty—three from South
Norwalk. Now in both of these asst-n
tions he states what is not so. for in the
first place there was not more than S of
us from Five Mile River present at the
caucus. and in the second place. we are
not aware of any such bargain having
been tnadeashe asserts. How can he
account for that part of his slatciiiciil.
where he says that ~12 put in an appear-
ance. and that when the caucus asscnc
bled there was hit! 30 from Five Mile
River. Then again he states that \\ hen
the caucus was called to order that t‘has.
\V. llallock nominated ’I‘. l. R‘l)‘llli\lltl
for chairman and J. ll. Light for sccrc-
tary. which is also false. as Mr. llallock
did no such thing. Then he says all the
ballots were rinted in red itik and de-
posited in t e but as though they were
red hot. Well they were printed in red
ink. but that did not make it compulso-
r on any republican to vote them all
t 9 name. He also states that every-
thing was done in haste. and without re-
gard to the party as a whole. Well it
was a Republican caucus. and if any
Republican failed to attend it was his
own. fault. as he had the privelege of
coming and voting as he saw fit. and by
not domg so he cannot find any fault as
to the result. Then again the author as
serts that these tickets were dealt out by
two notorious sneaking Democrats who
are obnoxious to the workingmcn in So.
Norwnlk (you Democratic workiugrncn
take notice of this.) Now I fail to see
where such was the case. as those
tickets were prepared not by Republi-
cans of Five Mile River. but by Repilblb
cans of So. Norwalk. and dealt out by
thorn. There was undoubtedly demo.
crsts present. but I must say to their
credit that they refrained from taking
any rt in the caucus whatever. The
‘1: article is an infamous falsehood.
0 Republicans of Five Mile River vote
intelligently and honestly both in caucus
and at the polls. and do hereby refute
the article published in the Journal.
“Truth is mightier than the sword.“
E. A. Buicox.
’ Five Mile River.
Quartermaster General's Its-port.
Following is a summary of the an~
nual rte rt of Quartermaster General
Goodnc to be presented to the next
Legislature:
The State now owns and uses for the
National guard. armories located in New
Haven. \Vaterbury. New London and
Bridgeport. The latter. although not
completed. is occupied. The New Lon-
don armory was completed about May 1
of the presentryear at a cost of $3.000.
Owing to the insufficiency of the appro~
priation. nothing has been done toward
obtaining an armory in Hartford. where
there are eight companies of National
and Governor‘s guards. occupying. at
nt. four different armories. The
inventory of State property held by
Grand Army posts is not made a part of
the report. 01' the $3.500 appropriated
for the purchased additional land for a
cam ground and grading of the same.
a. was expended. and the balance.
88. paid back to the treasurer. There
are twenty permanent buildings on the
camp ground which are insured for a
limited amount. The present necessity
at the camp ground is a suitable and
substantial fence. More comfortable
gunners are needed for the men in camp.
condition of the field artillery is not
satisfactory. some at tho guns lining in a
dangerous condition. To avoid accident.
all such should be destroyed. The loss
by fire at Pawcntnck. Febru 19. 1885.
and at I tic Bridge. April 1885. is
eatth at $5.000. During the year
three companies -li'avo been pmvtded
with rifle ranges. and tho ‘
interest in target practice increases the
oostof maintaining this branch of the
service. Under an act of the General
Assembly, approved April 19. 1883. the
department a ved of the funeral ex~
of ti y-two indigent soldiers.
amounting to 01.81%. from January 8.
I”. toJune 3. 1885. and caused to he
thirty headstones or markers.
“50. during '
the same period.
present construction of the law
hinla the erection of a headstone by the
. the grave or any soldier w
mmkIMMOWII toth
limitation. althong of. identituI
worn , and soldier
raoords Other cases are
I
are in rather poor condition and cannot
last much longer.
ix. ll. I‘alladium,\
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
I‘Nil'easor Stunner Doesn‘t (‘ar-e “‘heth-
er lie is Ilclleved or Not.
Tremulously rched upon ihct-ip of
a partition in t e Trades‘ Council hall.
New Haven Sunday liftcrnoori. was a
small worsted motto advising all who
saw it to “Do right and fear nothing.“
About the walls oftho room were en-
gravings and crayon sketches of iioted
socialists and anarchists. and in one
corner sat Professor W. G. Sumner and
Hon. James Gallagher. presumptively
engaged in discussing the defective
tariff laws of this benigbfed country.
After the routine business of the
Equal Rights _llebating club had .bcen
transacted. Chairman Moulton stepped
forward and introduced l'roftssor
Sumner. who proceeded to enlighten
the audience. which filled the hall. upon
his views of "Capital and Its Relation to
Labor.“
‘7] want it distinctly understood.“
began the professor. “that I am not here
as a volunteer speaker. and have no
ieculiar gospel of my own to preach.
\‘hcther or not you believe what I say
is of no consupiencc to me: for it will
be just as true. All socialists are
extremely pained because the things of
this world are not equally divided
among all men. They \\ ish the state to
take every man by the neck. as it were.
and plunge him. whether or no. info
happiness. This class of Utopian
theorists. though somewhat wild in
their utterances. are not to be feared;
for they are divided into so many
diametrically opposed subclasses that
they- expend their entrgv in wrangling
with one anotln r. I tell you frankly
that l have iioiheoi‘y tooffet' in place
of the socialistic one. and l know of no
means of securing happiness to you all.
Now that picture on your wall is the
likeness of it man who indulged iii no
gush or sentiiirentality. but in his con—
tinually advancing arguments was like
the trip hammer in its repeated blow
on blow. For. although t'ni‘l .‘lcrx‘s
whole llieory was foiiiidt-d on it false
supposition of Adam Smith. he was the
author of many valuable axioms on
economy. If. as be supposed. the cui-
i-one really gives l‘llt‘k part of his pro-
duce to his t‘lnpluyrl‘. why does not
eveiy man of you start in for himself?
The reason is you haven‘t the capital
which is necessary lo the beginning of
any enterprise. There are three classes
of int-ii \vlioiire as widely scpnrali-d as
persons on this earth can possibly be.
They are restwctively [litusc’in debt.
those who owe nothing and have noth-
ing illlil lliusc [alsst-nscd of capital.
The iiuiii who has not capital is
worse oil" than the brute. since he
cannot provide food for himself.
or defend his person fioin attacks.
This little flint I hold in my hand. rc-
presenfs the first advance mun IllIl-lt‘
from the level of the brute. and hetwci-ii
this llllll. and this knife art- the lilmr
and thought of thousands of )t‘:ll'< :iiid
milioiis of men. This life is hard in its
t‘i‘lltllllnlls‘ fur llit' lltsl'Uf ll~. illlil lllt‘
only thing \\'lll(ll ciiulilcs us to lll‘ilii'
tiny li--:id\\:ty is c:lpif_.il. \Yh- ll y- u talk
of an tiill:illl_\‘.ql u inc ii. ilm h \il of
the most iiiiserii lc: for if \\c all :tgrccfo
walk to llartf‘oiil and :iirivc llli‘lt‘
together. the slowest \xalki-i' iii the lot
will set the pace for the whole caravan.
In Ellgllllltl. tiut tif illtlltlJlml people.
only 500,000 pay an income tax on $tiiio
or over. and tlllr- fact clearly shows the
cause of so much iniseiy there—«so
few have a competent yearly income.
Now. just because you are not all
capitalists you want to take away the
capital from. those who have it. Hot
this is merely tho cry of a pack of
wolves who. when one of’tlicir number
secures a victim. tear him to pieces and
thus secure both the \volf'aiid his
victim. If two men cultivate exactly
similar pieces of land. one having fools
and the other only his ten fingers to
scratch with. the man with the tools
will raise one hundred lillslicls to the
acre to the other man‘s one. And hence.
if the latter individual were to give
ninety eight bushels for a spade. he
would make a good trade. Intelligent
industry and wise tcoiioiiiy are the
means by which inaiikitid in general
may be benefittcd. Any man who pro—
poses any method other than this hon~
oralilcoiic is a common and individual
enemy of its all.
Saltatlon Army Iii IIanbttry.
The Salvation Army held their first
meeting in llanbury last Sunday after-
noon. Thcy met with a warm reception.
The NeWs says. "The assault. by a
number of miscreants upon the Salva»
tion Army iii this village. Sunday after—
noon and evening. was without pro
vocation. and was the most shameful
outrage ever perpetrated in this town.
America is supposed to a he a land
where men can worship God according
to the dictati s of their own conscience.
But these men. offending If] nothing.
are pounced upon by a gang of coward-
ly rufliaiis. and no protection is given in
them. And this is in a New England
village. in the nineteenth century. At
the Monday evening meeting the News
says order was maintained. The
police and a stifllcient number of fire
police. together with law abiding citi-
zens were there iii suflicicnt numbers to
prevent any mob like demonstration.
The unprincipled rable were there in
large numbers and remained outside a
long time. but were restrained from
action and dispersed before the close of
the meeting.“
CONNECTICI'T PATENTS.
We are in recdpt of the following list
in the issue of Nov. will from the oflicc
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Conn :
W. I Alvord. Bridgeport. knot atmoh-
ment. four patents: A. M. Barber.
Bridgeport. sewing machine; J. C.
Benjamin. Bridgeport. tubular boiler:
G. S. Crosbv. Bridgeport. toy; G. H.
Crosby. Bridgeport. toy locomotive;
F. Egge. Bridgeport. metal chain ; E. L.
Gaylord. Bridgeport. folding chair. four
patents: J. S. Follansbee. Bridgeport.
wire nail machine: A. D. Laws. Bridge~
port. machine for punching metal strap
bands; N. \V. Vondegrift. Bridge rt.
pipe cutter: N. \V. Vandegrift. Bridgt-
port. screw cutting machine: 1-]. C.
Walter. Bridgeport. bottling machine;
A. W. Johnson. New Haven. tuck
marking attachment: W. E. Halley.
New Haven. permutation “look; 8. “2
Babbitt. Meriden. butter dish; C. F.
Bosworth. Milford. insole for boots and
shoes; N. Lucas. Norwich. roller for
sliding doors.
The cost to the Consolidated railroad
company for the liallasting now going
9n between New York and New Haven
$33,000 for each mile of double track
Professor Bell of telephone fame says
the time is coining when people will he
to see. as well as to hear, one anoth-
orat long distances. This is encouragb
ing news to people who have been wish-
ing to see their friends fathom—Boston
Transcript.
Daniel J. Canary. the Connecticut
trick and fancy bicycle rider. isaatonish-
ing the English poo with his perform-
ances. 9 mean exhibited on a
dining title,
t
planinghis wheelon two
a...) amt-i- since the
“mil.“dgm
crockery Mill on the
tabla. Sines thsntho kg“ ml.
hangonswltdovsrhin. .
"liisfl «if \i'll;l"ll\'
The Populatlon of Nor-walk
Is about 16.000. and we would say at
least one half are troubled with some af-
fection of the Throat and Lungs, as
those complaints are according to statis
tics more numerous than others. “'e
wotiltliadvisc all not to neglect the op.
portunity to call on us and get a bottle
of Kemp‘s Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Price Fill cents and $1. Trial
size free. Respectfully. I. M. Iloyt
llriiggist. ,
Try (‘tttcr‘s Little Nerve “Us for any-
case of nervousness. slwiilessiiess. wea
stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia. &c..
relief is sure. The only nerve medicine
for the price in market. l't vials st ‘3.
cents.
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Bruises. Sores. l‘lccrs. Salt Rheum.
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and positively cures l'iles. or no pay rc~
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The most important Discovery is that
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Not only does it positivelv cure (‘oti-
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yield at‘ once to its wonderful curative
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..» - ro- $1.
titan Sun's heals and bran ~ "'c
Illlll 1 orii Remover Llll~ \Ufll‘. lilllll-dl‘.
Its
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Illll‘s "air and \\ lilslicr d) c I: act. .\
Brown, far
I'lkc‘s‘ Toothache Drops cure in l \I :iinic 7n
Ilciui‘s ltlit-iiiii'atli' I‘llls one a s«ire 1 inc. '..'-*
.\Ii I'Ziiil to Iloiit~ Scraping.
lilwitrtl Slit-plit‘lil. «if Harrisburg. lll..
says: “lltl\'lll-,: rccened so much In lll'lll
from Electric Bullets. l fcrl it my duty
to let lcf suffering liiitiiaiiity know it.
Have had a limiting sore on my h»;- fur
eight years: my doctor told me I would
hurt- to. have the bone scraped or leg
iiiiipiitatlcd. lust-d. iilsti-nd. three but-
tles of Electric llitteis and siveii boxes
lluckleii7s .\iiiic:i Salve. and Ill) leg is
now sound and wt ll." Electric [litters
are sold at fifty cents it bottle. and Buck~
lcn‘s Amica Salve at ‘33.- per box. by
(:00. ll. l'laislml. N~if\\‘:llk tillfl Suiilli
Norwalki.
hen-nus Iii-billtatt-tl .‘Ieri
You art-allowed a free trial of ihiity
days of the use of Dr. ll} e‘s (‘i-lt-lii‘ali-d
\‘oltaic lclt with Electric Siispi-izsory
Appliances. f« r the speedy relief and
perinuii-iit t‘lllt‘ of Nervous lk-lnlity.
:llitl .‘laiiliooli. .‘llltl all
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free lnv it-lill‘i.\‘\lllg Vollni.‘ li~lr i‘-..
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To all who are suffering fit Ill lllt‘t r
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weakness. early decay. loss of mnnbood.
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Palpialmn. lliop ‘:.i Suclnius. I)
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lcslth llciirucr “
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Ask for \\ 'lfuugli i-n t‘orns.” ‘..‘.c “In. . l._
coiiiplcic i no. Hard or soft rnriis. “arts, llulilv'H‘
“Bucliir-I'nthn.“
Quick. coiiip'clc c . all Kidni-x. Ilzsddu :.i..i
l'iiiisry l‘l\tl:m'h. Scaldiiig. Irritation. Sit-ix. \wl iv
cl. Fourth of lhc Illaddcr SI. llruggism.
Bctl-BitgsJ‘llcs.
Flu-s. heirhcs. ants. bcdhiixs. rats. mm: Lupin-rs
i llllllllllllb‘. «Scared out by ‘ Rough on I ails." I.'-c
11““ People.
\\'cll~‘ lli'iillli Ilclituu'r“ [melons ht‘altli nlill \ :uur.
lbclulefy.
rune dyspepsia. Ilcadachc. .\‘t~t\'ousi.c.-s.
31- -_ ,, A
“Ills-sigh «in Pain“.
t‘nrcs cliolcrs. colic. cramps. diurrlii
pains. sprains. liciidaihc. Ilt'llr-‘Il‘JII. rlii
L“: llough on l'.i;ii> I'la-icrs. If".
Mothers.
If yi-ll'tlh' finhii: broken. worn out and III‘I\1'E~.
iisc ““‘t-lls‘ Ilciilili Itciicwcr “ $1. Ilruggisi‘
Lilo I’rcscrvt‘r.
If_\oii art-losing voiir grip on life. fry "\lels
Ilt-aifii lti-iicucr.“ tioc- direct to ocak spot-
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(‘iires l‘ilcs or "I‘IIIUI‘Ill-Iltl‘. Itching. l‘ioiriiilpg
Iilcnling. liifrrnal or ollicr. Internal and l‘:Xlt'TI|al
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gish.
l‘rctty “'ouicii.
Latin-s \\ ho would h‘tain fro-line‘s and \ iviicity
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Catarrli of the— Bladder.
Stinging. irritation. inflammation. all K‘dn ~v and
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(‘ougli on Rats“ clears them out. also Bccths
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Mar. -
‘ Mauulaclurars’anl Painters”
51-- - aural sun-"at
L. H. DECKER,
\VIIITE LEAD 6 to 7.; cents per lb.
YELLOW Ot‘llRE. in oil. 6 to II cents
per lb. \‘l‘ZNl‘ZTlAN lv'l'lll. in oil. 10
cents per lb. l'llth‘E‘S METTALIL‘
dry (best paint for Tin Ronlsltl‘ ci-nts
per lb. YELLOW .u-iiiiit mg. 2:; .-...,..-
per Ih.
.‘l l X Ell 1'.“ N 'I‘.\‘. 0| LS, the. .kc.
full l.iic of
PA lN'l‘ BRUSH ES.
nrs'rnarpnn canons. l
G LASS. GLASS, GLASS.
WALL PAPER, BORDERS
.‘IIltl .
CENTERS.
HOUSEll SIGN PAIN'I‘lNG,
PA I’ Ell II A NGlNG .
and
CALGIMIN ING
(‘l‘ll Ill {Vt-i I)I~Il‘0R.l TI X“
A Sl‘l‘l‘l.\l.LY.
D E C K E R.
545 -551, -,§;4__§‘%_ 5.4
1847133.“; iziziii'iiin-zii “13.5388.
E. K. Lockwood
ll.ii Tl.i' in!" >: ::--n i'rii~ Hi 1.!
Slfllfli, llfllllfl flIlll HBfllfil‘S
fin-r shown Ill Soruiil.
_STOVES.
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STOVES.
.\1~u iii: liti- ~t s'. . k “t
CROCKnRY.
GLASS \\ ARI}.
“nod and Willow fil'arc.
Agate Iron Ware.
CHANDE LlrE RS.
LAMPsannBIRD GAGES.
HDHSE FURNISHING‘ STORE
A: pm n- that di fy t "thk :inii.
E. K. Lockwood.
1847. 1385.
Swan&llnslnell,
\Viiuiitsttz asp lli'rsii. D!‘.\1I‘RS IV
surpnxna.
Ship Cliandlors.
36‘.‘ \\'A'l‘l-Ill-ST.. foot gliilllli.
BRIDGEPORT
This season “c Inn c largely men-as“! our stock of
NOVA SGOTIA
Ilsizd Knit “‘oolcii tit-i ds and
Imported English
Giii‘iiseys, Jumpers 8; Recl'crs,
Storm Paps. Oil Clothes.
.‘llitcns. stocklngs‘ Gloves.
'l‘lppcls.
Rubber Gloves. Mittens for (Lester.
men.
The above Lmorlsiin- invaluable for SElMl-IV.
DRIVE ‘\‘.R.\II.RU:\D MEN si~d all .vl ‘ ~ .
outdoor employment. 'I‘licy \Iill donoi ti'.l\u'.‘tl
Machini- Knit Goods and an- “armiitcd s ‘i-Iid to
node made. \\‘carc the only direct importers in
the State. “'c also ku-p everything knoun m
SHIP CHANDLERS and
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
05‘s! 0 1‘ Sons) ps.
New Good?!
Diamonds, “Hitches,
—asn—
JEWELRY!
Sole Agent in Nora-alk. authorised by the company.
for
ROCKFORD QU lCK-TRA IN
Ritual Watches!
John Foley's Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver anti Plated \Vare. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
Eye‘Glasses. Nickel and
W‘alnut Clocks.
Su‘\\'est c m.
Repairing and Adjusting
WA-i'ans
A SPECIALTY.
Standard 'finie by Chmnonietler. at
A. W; Austin’s
Open 35.... Block.
Hos-walk. - Conn.
1100“]le 'Allll
—.\T TllE HLD .‘iTANIi til" ~ -
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
AM
anus FlLLEll PRDMPTLY.
CITY FOLKS l—“IND l'l‘a'l'U 'l‘lll‘llll Al)-
\'AN'I‘.\G]‘} 'l‘(l 'l‘llA Ill] \\'l'l‘ll l'S.
GIVE :65 .A. TE :AL.
KOCH ér SON, ,
20th St.’& 6th Ave.; New York,
OFFER Tins SEASOV, A1: PRICES. as l'st'AL Irony
'rnax an ornrm Horas,
The Latest Novelties in Ladies', Misses' and
Children's
3:: (flasks, Seal Plush Sutures.
; Newmarkels, Jackets. ale.
DRESSES,
Jerseys. Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
:SILKS, vrtvrrs, rLusnrs,
nnrss GOODS,
Muffs, Capes. Trimmings,
Passementeries &. Fringes,
Curtains. Upholstery Goods, Smyrna Bugs,
Housekeeping Linens, Hosiery and Merino Underwear.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. ETC., ETC.
:i-‘s
& SON. am Are. and :02, :04 and ms w. 21m.
THE GREAT
American Hea
WW
’1 ltcsc lit-.itt-i \ .ii‘i- ( \c» ll. d ll_\ lion.-
..iatl \ltllJl at the lic..d of the
ll‘l rill.
Sl‘lll'th‘lTY.
lll'llllilLl'l‘Y.
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on»: and ~i.u-l.e
CROCKE
l\' All. IT\‘ \ \l‘IETll-K
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lIFFlf‘ll-I‘vl'l'a
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l
Bohemian. French and
_\III<‘!‘l'ia.'.'I Glass “are.
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.i l - ---'~ 1.“ f.~r=t* .4 “air
\"oorl. 'I‘iri. Iron. llol-
low \Varc.
Agate. Iron and Enameled
Ware.
i
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&t-l Irons ill-d hitcln-ii Euriiisliiiagg-ii~os _;
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor (Ii-
nauieiits. 1:.illgt‘s and ();l Sr. \ .-».
P}:
t‘\ film-
lh‘iIX t‘l All l'\l.\"‘
lb t‘oitn- ..
Tacks. (’1! I :« .
and all k'lltl> \ f;
the llIIIt‘ to ban
unlt‘l’.
EH. Nash &ll
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h
HursPHREYS'
’ thud cf ..1 Ems-Pa,
I‘y r. in ill‘lli:L\&l. it.
was»: r \t‘xzux
(‘l.( VIII and l MllJ)
uriLLniui. ~si ~ usrlur.
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l9“ Rim-viva. 1‘ "
CT-‘SES.
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ll 'nc-ter ' r I
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SPECIFIOS
Sol l hv “rare :1 s. or sent tpcid on d
- ‘ '- :1: 3:: :2: :lfi..isar=aasn§r.
bum—iii
:9 :m
for working pu-plc. Send 10 ccnts poc-
ta::c. and we will rrail you Inc. s my all.
valuable sarii lc box of goods that will
i you in the way of ma 'ing more inonev in a few
ays than you e\rr thought yxwzhle at any busi»
ness. Capital not nqiiind. You can live I! home
and work in span- Iiuic only. or all the time. All of
both sexes. of all sure. gradually sun resin); 50
ccritsio sac-ally earned cury evening. That all
who want work may test the business. we make this
uninrallclcd o‘er: To all who an» not well satisfied
we will send st to [any for the trouble of writing us.
Full particulars. din ctions. eic.. sun free 1m.
melts-e pay absolutely sun- for all who start at once.
Don‘t delay. Address arisen: & (30.. Portland.
Maine. Isl ly
187C to 188‘.
Offices, 433 Main Strong
unmmur. cos-rt.
Send t etc. for postage. and receive
APR {rings costly box or goods which will
balm-ha
yank” “snowman”
nsnllrni “huh'l'hnurnndtnfortuzw
Wafer
HUG “At 0-00
m
mu m m-
DR. MWNB’S DENTAL PAR-
nous. Id BAICLA: STREET.
158W YORK. 8 doors from Astor
Houas: 1 door from St. Pntnr‘s Church.
hash Gas for Extracting hspt constantly
on hand. 7“ 1y
ems-"we“. - lava-g
“a stale-Imm-
{prepaidl tlciirered In: or caring. within 75 miles of New York.
St.
' ' ‘ ’ _l
TH¥ LlGHf RUNNING
.. ._.........,..- .
CHINE
,0: ‘7'
SEWING M
. SIMPLE
CTHE ONLY—SEWING MACHINE
' . THAT GIVES .
Fifi/i If 5’4/75/‘46’ 7/017
rims no EQUALj
CT 51“?"
;;EYERl\PARflEELAH
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lSEWlllG MAGHINEGOl
ORANGE MASS. l
30 UNION SQ NY. CHICAGO ILL. .
ST. LOUIS MO.ATLANTA GA. l
~~Tf3FOBSALEBYF‘~ l
tinnmlamum
k. t".
v.'\\ '.
made firom the 1%
STOCK, and is sold by the
market. See that you getthis
Soap, and not accept any of
the numerous imitations that
pay the grocer more money
to recommend.
‘ V V V V
'l‘o ( 03 SIJ NI I’Tl‘ ES
The Idvcrlih'l’ having been permanently (trod d
that tin-ad the“. consumption. b a simples.-
uly. as arise-us to make known to b 1M3~
rrs the fut‘lll‘ of cure. To all who desire it. be I'll
send a copy of tire wrfimion and. trunk. 'u
thf‘dln'clkw for Wplnng and using the -
which they will nd a sure Cr'u for 00110..
tum (m-Sm".-L plan‘s:-
u' ' Firm. will
REV. K A. “‘ILSON. 194 Penn St. wrun-
hurxh. X. Y. I.
RD PTURE
crush—enn- a co.. wi stun Am. a...“ [.
8L. New York. New Method. Bulb my“;
ass and contort. letter as ones. first. i
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suntan 8“ ”Hr
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