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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, March 6, 1886 · page 8

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WI‘TII IItR“'A LE.

'1‘] NHL.

\IARI’H II. team.
More “ridge-port (‘ourt Ilottse T :.IllI
There was :1 lug IIIIII ting of the lI I ml

of trade In the common I oqu Il

her Saturday night 1‘ romrnenr IIIII; ens

and lawre rs III-re there and the I I urt
house mutter was discthsed in all llIe

‘haprs it has assumed. 'l he

wanted to hear from the business men

and a few of the latte -r t' las, \\ ore tiruIlly
given an opportumh to he in :.Ird l'lrere

\\ as nothing espeI IIIllI neu brought out

In the discussion. but all urged \ igorous

action. Judge Beers ott. red the follow~

in; resolutions II lIII-h \\ IIre uunmtnmtsh
adopted

“Vin-ms. .\n I III” is being IIIIIIlI- l y
the town of .\‘orwalk to cause the CI Itllrl)
sent to be removed front the town of
Bridgeport \\ lIII h Is the center of busi-
neso and population In this I .qut}:

ll 7” recs. \o just mound I- Xlsls‘ for
such removal and sin. h III III-n III-old be
detrimenttlrto the best in“ n st‘not only
of this city but of the surrounding
towns. and

“menus. The town of Bridgeport at a
town meetmg directed and empowered
the first selectmun to use all proper
means to proteI t the town In ”I e matter
I)! the bill now pending before It I -IIIrIIIt-

tee of the general ax“ ml lI prop “In; to 3

Change the county sent from it“ lge
port to .\orvt all; the III fore

RIquIeII. That the board or trade
heartily approves of and concurs In
sth action and that a committee of ‘3 -)
representing this lI ward of trade be up
pointed to Int \\lll| the age ms of the
town In appearing before the legislatne
committee and opposrng said I lutnge

Hun. M. “. Seymour uttered the fol-
lowmg which \I as also carrie d unant-
mously.

Resolwd. That “I- recommend to the
town to adopt ut the meeting III xt \\ I- -d
nesday such measures as \\ Ill he \ tl’I- red
to retam the court house III lIIIIlgI- port.
—liridgeport News

Twouty the rent l'thIri.
lt Is dreadful to lie rII-h mid to lane to

stand daily plucking lIy tltc .\I‘l’lr‘s ..{
tnldillc men. t“tltll IIIIII ;..:II turn: :I little
protit. as this storr pt -\I- s [II II III. II

“ere-unokingom .IftI-rrII-I-rr III the l nron
League Iluh. IIrII- \\ l‘ \\ llll IIII \\ I. d It'
.\sttl “'lti lIIIl ‘ll 1 III-I II t‘it‘Vlt Il :I \ :I'II-
prIsIdIut of II I: III llll|\ “.IIII. did“.
and the It II-I \\ Is 'lIIIII .\'.IIII. III Is :I l'wl~
low tllt‘llllk'l‘. 'l‘lo- Ir I Iguts suggr ~'.I -l to
them the cigar IIIIIlII rs' lock out. l‘IIIII‘
weed was of domestic lurnnd. Itlltl ,\~r~r
suggested that It would ln‘ IIIII II stun; to
tind out by whom. how and \\ III-rI- thaw
\I-ry I‘Igurs had llt'l‘ll rolled. in. l llII~ III \I
day IIIIs \lt'VI'lt‘tl to lllt‘ t'II.Il. of doing
liy tracing the I units from \\ II ‘it‘
sulI-r to l't‘lttllcl'. thenI II to the In IIIIII'III‘
lurer. and lltlzilly tn lllt' IIIgIII Il “wilt-1‘.
the Inrestrgutotu tinully got in!” mi lllr
pI-r tenement In .\lurrou strIII-l. “lush H
u thoroughfare of tIIIxI l‘I_\. l‘rIv-IIIEI
l.\‘IId II family of l'.»lI~lI.l»-I\ ~_ \\ hour the
~roppage of t‘lllIIlII\'lll~‘lll lI;I.l :I had)
plunged into :IIIJI-I-t \IIIIIt. ’l'iIIIy
some dollars from their \'l~llIIl'~‘. IIIIIl that
Is all the knob there l“ to the sli‘l‘). no
less something of itt‘lllllIt.‘ of

MI.

“us l'cnclII-d III the kIIII“ II-Ilgt- tlI.Il llll‘
cigars for \\hII h the IIIIllIIIII.IIII- ll‘dtl
paid tIIenty-tire I‘etits IItIIIIII li.I.l II- t

I ost. In I\ uges and III.IIIIrI.Ils more that.
tour.“

.\t this rate it is supposed the ll\ I: II III
cigar cut-Its in wages Itud material ahout
tour cents a dozen.

"on to Learn.

What a mechanic llccds quIII to day
says the Americh Mat himst. III to know
how to think. A man \\ ho I :III do this
III never at fault for mm and llltllll".
he can meet any emergency If :I ItIIli
cult Joint comes along. he rises to It curd
enjoyu conquering the duller ulty He Is
an inventor. tlI- IIIIIIIIII hundreds of
things even month of his lIfI-.

Such u mun loII-s IleurlI to III into
every shop IIIIIl (aetory and Use his cum
That. man Is II 5‘ holnr [III III at s- howl
all the time. He lieu learned the \lllt‘ \l-
tal lesson. and knowledge Is hrs. Our
man huleIuIIeIl how to learn. \III II
IIhIIp do“ he enter. hut noun-thing up
pelt}! which he \\'l:1llt‘rll0 see. He lt‘dl us
a new kink \\ hile he Is watt hurl, liol»
set It lathe tool He finds II th- more
“here Mike I'Ullltl sI-e II Ithirrg l-ut I‘lt‘t l.
scrap iron and #2 II day.

l‘er‘hupa our man has got half rm uh -.I
as to come imprInI the III to II III: I. lune
lie in working up his odd mmutevr In
perfecting his Int ~III. on. .\I lll‘ \\ .IlkI
through a shop he IIIII-s :I Jig or a llllr‘ III--
cullar job. It Is nothing hut II couple of
I-crews and tin [Ilet‘I-Huf IrIIII. _\I-l ll sug-
gest-I something and lIIs' lll\t‘llllvlll i4
perfected. Ltke II flush the mind catch-
N the Idea II! \I‘lml wanted. _\et the
article which suggested it ls‘ no more
like it than "elbow grease" Is like "tIIper
nil."

“'lien you learn :I trade or study .‘I lt‘i‘
Ion. then learn how to Ihmk and how
tucutch new ldcux‘. Learn this thing.
and I! you can do It the Int-lo is y ours.

1‘

P." A! \uu (III'

The heat II! all rules {or successful
housekeeping hlltl making both ends of
the rear meet Is. “l' uy Its \IIII go“ He-
yond all countries in the \Iorld. ours ie
the one in “hich the I rI-drt system
moat used and abused l‘ass hooks are
the tune and pest of domestic economy
—II l'pt‘llhtl plague. \‘exatiou. and
twin le. Ahused hr servants III the
rtoro Ind house. disputed constantly try
housekeepers and dealers. they are tI-Iup-
tntiona t0 hath parties to do wrong. "i
neverhad lllltl.u “\Yt‘ lttIglI'I‘lctl lII vlllcl‘
this.“ "I forgot to hung the hook." ltlltl
so It now. But the Worst of It Is that
houoeheeperu are tempted to nttler wlmt
they have not the means to pay for. and
when the time for settlement eonreI they
are stnitened. -\ family can lIIe n-
upectahly on a wry umderate income. If
they always tnlie the cash In hand and
buy where they can buy to thI-I beet ad~
range. Then they Will be careful first
to get what is necessary. Extrn cums
tom will he had If they can afford them.
But. it. in bud policy to buy on credit
.\‘0 wise dealer cells so cheaply on credit
I: for cash. —Hearthsione.

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Extracts from \ntu .lunes‘ II Sennuns.

Creed! \Vhat is It creed": It Is the skin
of truth set up and erutl‘eIl mt‘u sawdust
And and. If I had a creed 1 would sell
it to n museum.

I hare'knowu women too poor to own
I ‘r of thoel. but 1 never knew one

m to own a looking glass.

come of you members of the
church get to_ hear-en the angels “ill
have to introduce you.

Dignity is the starch or the shroud.
Th. more dignity a fellow has the near
(M9

m rad to hell is the road to heaven.
The only difl’erence is III the \Iay you

an x.
sweetest rent a man I- \er had is

the t he finds in activrty.
I,y u fellow is praying for rain with
Db bhottom side up

and Christianity won t stay
ln the mute hide. .
Mm in the law or tools. cud it Is
much: all. country.
Thomttcr of church doctrine is an

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l pew-pa that will be unnecessary. foi- if
‘there are no laws to collect debts there
will be no credit. Such a law will es~

I tahlish the cash system quicker than a

. Wink. —-t;len t‘ove Gazette.

: l‘rugtesshe \\ hlst I'thit all) (‘IIIIsiIlt‘H‘IL

.\c \\ .\l ‘forrl t- ."'I

l .\t a progressive Ir Iist party two sets

2 U lift (us are giIen II the I ouI lusion of

l Ihe plal} mg. one set to the IIIIIplII \IlIII

htn II III and the best and one set to the

iIIIuple \\ll\l lune played the “ot‘sl. or

l the so l :Illed boobies. limp-H.1- III'I-

' ll!tl\lllt‘ d l \ the hush .Is and III: I_\ MI [I'-

l gurdtd :Is presents. in strn rug to \\ III or

to :IIoiIl \\ tuning “lllt lI. lI.I\\"e\Ir. the

l lIII rs may he I mired by II {II I ling not

tllvlrke that experienced by the profes»

srunul gIInrlIlI-r. lint the feeling of the

WWI.” ssru- wliist plmer Is to th It of

the L'Hllll lIr “hat a homeopathic dose

of lllt' IIlII me Is to an allopnthic dose of
the III x: powerful kind. The one may
lw regumId :Is It gentle and safe medi-

I‘lllt‘ \\'lllt'llt‘1\lllh’ taken without fear:

\\llt'lt‘1l3‘ the other cannot be carelessly

handled.

3

\\ ho I‘Ilys the I'ipI-r

it Is unquestionably true that the labor
question is the paramount topic of the
day ; lIlil \rlrIlI- the laboring classes are
earnestly striving for higher wages and
.\lltll’lt'r hours. do they ever stop to coir-
sIIler upon whom- shoulders the burden
lllll>l of necessity eventually fall? That
It \IVll not be borne by the capitalist is
evident tIItlIII Host superficial student
of the stIleIIcI.

\VlIIIt do higher wages and shorter
hours rIInlly IIIII.III': They menu a pro-
l“ rtroume Increase lll the cost of cloth
my; and lllt’ lit‘t't“‘l',ll \ of life. The I‘m-:-
tron Is \‘IIry .\’lltlllit‘. Itl‘tl :IIIIIIIst answers
Itself.

lf the price of llerIr upon huts is run-
tI-rrzrlly Increased. and the hours of
lill’tlr shortened. It is evident that the
selling price of huts \\'lll lvc lllt‘l‘t’itSt'Il IrI
irrupwtrou try the III:IIqu:IctrrrI-r. the
‘3 Il-lIer and the lr~lltllt-l‘. 'l‘lrv-y “‘lli nut
hut ‘llt' bricklayer. tlrI- I'ul‘pclltcl‘
and the nod (‘ltl’t‘lr‘l’ will have" to p.I_\'
lllI rII for their lizrts.

XII“ It the lIrII‘lI'luyIIr. the carpenter
and the Mod I;II’IIIIr also lI;I\'II lllt‘lr
\\ .l._:-'~ IIrI-rcIIsI-Il aIrIIl lllt‘ll' hours of lulior
~lIIIrtI-ued. It I\‘_Ill cost more to lIuIld :I
llI-ll~t‘. and the II:IllI-r \I‘IIl have to pay
more rIItzl. ‘l‘lro contractor \\‘l|r|lllllltl“
lll" lltlll‘t‘ and the owner “in: tents It
“Ill not 'l‘lILs >.|lllv‘ Iirgtttircnt
llIIltl‘ ,:.I- III through I~\'I I)
l‘lII- lllllvlt'll ls \‘\t‘lllll Ill} lIoIIII~ in};
II lI=I I‘rIInlI- ll. :IrIIl lll llIlIllllJll lllt‘ Lilmr~
lllg IIrzirI \\llI| lIIlnngs III .I ll‘.|tlt‘ rIIIIoII.
llIr‘IIILflI \\ lIIrsI- ponvIl'III ltllltli IIcII tlII-sI-
litmus :tlv‘ l»;-I\I»_:lIt ;IlI Illl. must pay lll‘
Il“! \slllt‘lll lII II- .Imi lll~ Iirrwru tI-“IIIIl :I
‘llllit‘ llII rm to >.I\ nothing of 1h:- lIst

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it.» I‘.II‘I'I .I t-IIIIIt Ell Issuv'.
l 'l'lI~»- 'III- I‘I-lIl l.II‘ls. .‘Ilnl ‘lllvlllll llt‘
§~IIII Irr~.\' \‘vlll‘l‘ll’l‘lll l-y l\’I‘l-\ “ohm;
l'l’t l'I. Int-It I‘ is lI--ll':l in i-r» ‘.~ :lsell‘.
I ll tlu- IIIIUIIH l' Ith ol li I: . ,- lll .Ilv ll‘l
;l»t lllJl‘lt' III-l lll‘.l.'.l't‘.|l-lr‘ l:_\ li .~ “oil.
“it rrfiln I.Iiul.Ir.~: Is l: :n. 2 II \\llllxll.l\\
Li"lll sm l\ sulllt‘ tI'ilt‘l III ll l‘lII- t'tlv'll'ill“
won 2‘ IIII-III:Il lII :Ir..l Il.I lI‘ l\ no I do I
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I'lllllII\=‘.l I' I. I. Ii l~ ll\r l« n. It I my IlI Il,
JIIE -Ir‘ I~ \\I Is. ll. ..I III. low. ll II Ilurrgrr '
l-rI». 'l'lII- llrll I. ~.- ltli l\\ ‘IIlt‘ riI~II
:l'erl. .‘rmi t‘III |:_;l.'~ of I-wtlr llltl‘l l».-
IIIIIII 'I-.l It l- 'lr .tlr III II.IiI :I lt‘\\.tlrl.
\\ llilt‘ rIIJIrII lJIIII .IRItIt-vl‘snre II‘lllItl‘tl
lI} the "his! lIIIInIrIlIII- lllI'l-\I“. ll ls rrn- ‘
{IIrlllllltlI‘l) ll‘ll~‘ lltIIl llll‘\ :tlII :Issut‘mlv Il ‘

\\ I‘ll turn \\ h.- ~- II :III
at the expense of their ll‘llll\\h’ \\ lIIlI- pm
Itlg us friends :IIId fellow sutl‘I-II-rI. “to
present sItIII‘ItIIIu Is naught \IItlr ques-
IIoIIs of the IItrnoIr lllllll‘l‘lllllt‘t‘ to the
hut trade. and \\t‘ urge upon new one.
pnr’trctllnrl) the JIllIl'llt') rIII‘II
“ho lIIII II hI-II-lot'ore lI‘I-pt :Ilool' from

by their Yult‘ IIIIIlI-\:Iruple lrl‘rvclil hast)
III-III)“ that may result III grout siIIl‘erIIIg
IIftIIrII'urds.

Important \lllt“’llttll\ are now
the local hullors‘ associations. and It
to every man‘s Interest to l-IIIII; his III
tlIIence rind \‘Illt‘ to lII-IIr upon the side
II! right and )INII'II. to HIV IIothIIII:
common and ludit‘).
l‘trrrII-r.

ls

st‘ns

ll there ever was II specific for any
lint ~II‘k
sltIIlllIl

lIIIuIl tl‘llt“

lI'uIIII ‘tlus.

l'Ills are :I specific
and t‘Vl ry Itoruuu
Univ one |llll It IlIIsII.

.\ I'IIl-lic lleln-lIIIIIIIII.

How to l:tlllltll‘)’ llllt‘ll :Is ll rs douII III
'l‘rny. X. \‘,. lus lu'I‘ll kept :I va‘I‘IIt long
enough: It car. and should 'lm \lI'lll‘ in
t‘Yt‘ry family. Irllt‘ lilustrc .\‘tuI‘I'lI Is the
only starch III the l'IIItI-Il .\’EJII s that
rpul up by IIIIII \\lr~ lI:I\II :I pruclrcnl
knoII‘leIlgI of the laundry profession.
It rI-IirirrI-s no cooking. lip-I'm the iron
from sticking and linen from blistering
while ironing. IIIIII guy‘s shirts. culls
and I‘IIllIIrsllrut stillness and beautiful
polish they haw when new. “'lllcll.
IIrIIrleIIII)‘ knows iIIIeiIs lllt‘ll‘ clcnrr
twn-I-as long. Beware of IrIIrtutItIr‘s.
See that the llltlllt‘ IJ. t‘. lluhinger &
Bro. New Haven. t‘IuIII.. on every
puckage. TII‘I 3m

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‘I Is

\II lutpurtauit ItisI‘Int-t'y.

The most important discovery Is that
which brings the most good III the grent~
est lllllllllt‘r. Dr. King‘s New llrscIIrery
{or t‘onsuuiptrou. t‘ougl‘s. IIuIl t‘olds.
“‘lll preserve the health and sure life.
and is It priceless lIIII-II to the :Itllrcted.
Not only tltlt‘s It posith‘clv cure I ‘I-usuurih
tiIIII. hut t‘oughsJ ‘IIIIls. Bronchitis. .\sth-
IIIII. llurtrseurss. IIIId nll ulllrctroris of the
'llIIoIIt. t ‘lIIIst. IIIrd Lungs. _\ lt‘ -ll IIt onI-I-
t I Its \Iorrdeil’ul IIIIIIItIIII pom rs. ll
\ou IlIIlll‘l this. fit! :I 'lIIIIl llottle l-‘I.rIe
:It t-cu H. l‘ lut~‘\letl s drug stores. .\or-
II alk and .\‘ IIrtlI\ ‘IIrIIIIlk.

.\II .\IIsIII-r \\ IIItteII

t‘uri any one bring us It case of Kidney
or l.|\‘r‘f t‘I-IIIiIl.IrIIt that l-Ilectrrc lhtlers
\\ Ill not speI-Ilrly cure:- \\'II say they can
not. Its thousands of cases 'nlreudy per-
manently cured“ and who are dtltlY re«
commending Electric Bitters. will proI e.
ltrighr‘s Disease. Diabetes. \\ eIIk Rack.
or any Irrrnary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood. regulate the how-
els and IIct directly on the diseased
parts. l‘IIerv hottle guaranteed. For
sale at 50c a bottle at tieo. ll. Phlisted“I ..
.\'urthllI and South .\'orwalk.

 

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bucklen‘n .\rulca Sartre.

The host Salve III the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Few-r .\‘ IrI-s. 'l‘ettI-r. t‘happed Hands.
t‘lI. l‘IlIIIIIs. Corns. and allSkin Eruptione.

and hustliIelv cures sPIles. or no pay rI~
quit-Id. It is guaranteed to give perfect
s:1 I (action. or money refunded. Price
35 cents in r box. l-Iir sale by (Lo. 1.
Planned. .\‘IIrwalk and South \oruulk.

 

Hulo'n Haney the great t‘ough cure. SEIK‘JIOCSL
tilenn'uflermun Soap heals und henurrfleuxhr
German Corn Remover kills Corns. Bunions.

2.5
uur- Hair und Whisker dye—Black Ii
Brown. 50c
Plhc'u Toothache Dru s cure in 1 Minute. 50
Dean‘ I Rheumatic Pt Is Im- It sure cure 25c

A Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakneus. early decay. loss of mnnhood,
M. I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grant
remedy was discovered by u missionary
in South America. Send a self-addres-
ed envelope to the

Rev. JtBEPH '1‘. IN MAN,
31' 1 y. Sutton D. New York City.

 

 

 

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Hanututurers or and Dealers in

Lumber,
Timber,

Shingles,
Lath,

Donn-s. Moldings. Sash,
Blinds. Ptckets. Win-
dow Frames.

Etc.

\‘eneered Hard Wood Work,

Hard Wood Ceiling and

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\(Il~ l‘ll V0l‘\\'.\1 K

Flooring.

\L\ H‘ll A l. .\'l‘..

This Porous Planter
A ls . . . . .
l‘ I»I .
Um I .I. L. the seat or all
run:

FUR ALI.
Lam-I ‘l'rI-IItIl-s I\ horher
local or IlIIIIplI n‘llt‘tl.
tlIls plaster writ he
roundrIIxII-Atnstnutre
III! by .IpplI nu he
txu-en thu rhouldu
blades

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Prior For
Rags. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.

Parties moving can sell ’ll“
sending postal cur-l lI~

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Rogtwoon’s

IIS‘I’AITLIEIIS

Cabinet Portraits
I1 union SQUARE. “w YORK.

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will mil you free n rum. valu-
uhlc, maple box or good- tint
will put youth the wary of uk

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WEBER,

Emersoulllleelnrk
Pianos.

SIIII-‘Irtl rtnltlccluenle uttered {or
H O L ID A V S.

For rush or on curly monthly payments.

“orld rt‘lll|\\llt’ll

J. 'W. STUDWELL.

MANAGER.
N. B. A few second hand Organs will he paid at

It :er .It lmrmii'n to "an mom
who desire

E RCH ANT I. .I....e

thI r pmt‘tts hr. in: rm: r; I mg I “III of new goods in—
.1- IIII- m: -hlI In all ' :IIIrI I-~ “ill address for it: ll ”tur-
IIII: lrir~ llli AL'l‘ll l-‘tlttn (“\“PAVY .\'n “:Ilth
AIquc \I- '\\ \ork 749 h:

PlANOS—ORGANS

'nIe demand for the lltlpmVId ”Ali“! 8 HA"
1‘ runs I~ no“ so lam that I second mtdition to tho
I u Iorv lIIIs lIecomI IIIIpI-mtlt e Do not require nne~
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Mason & Hamlin Org-a nand Piano (20.,

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These heaters are excelled hy none
and stand at the head of the
list for

SIM l’LlClTY,
DURABILITY,
EFFICIENCY,

Are hell I lemon-g. vastly managed. and tree from
drI-t and smoke. Send for circulars

CROCKERY

IN ALL ITS \"AlllETIES. _
Bohemian, French and
Amercian Glass “’arc.
Also a large stock of the best fruit jars in the

rII:'lIet. I" the latest IIIIproI'emcnl. “R: are the
UL.) :IgI u'.~ In to“ II. for flu s;I‘.I~ of them.

‘Vood. 'l‘in, Iron, [lol-
Iow \"are.

Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.

Sud Irons and Kitchen Furmshing goods
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor tlr‘
name-Its. Ranges and Oil Stoves

 

 

 

 

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SHOES

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surf-1.11:8.
Ship Chandlers.
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BRII‘JGEPORT.

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NOVA SCOTIA

llunl Knit “'ooIeu IiIII Ils

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Imported English
(l IIrIIseys. Jumpers & Roofers.
Paps. tlil Clothes.

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and

St on“ SII‘ \\' est ers.

Mittens. Slot-lung“~ Gluten,
'I‘tppch.
Ruhher Gloves. .\Iltteus for (Lester-
. men.

The IIhoVII goods are inrrtluuhle for SFAMI-IN
lllil\ HlI‘SIR-\ll.lltl.\ll .\ll'iN and till t'lllt‘r\ hating
our door errri-loynrenr. They nil. doubly outIII-Iir
.\tIIclIIuI~ Kurt Hoods and me “I'll’l’fllllt‘tl Eti't-lld to
nude nude \\‘I-:Inv the uni} urns-r Importers In
the sure. \\‘I- :Ilrt‘ kI~I l‘ I Irryrhuu: krIIIIIu lll

SHIP CHANDLERS and
PAINTERS‘ SUPPLIES.

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“30MB .\‘gl‘lill Pulntllis. Al'TllultS
AND sTA'I‘I-§NE§ lll‘ tll‘lt TIME.”

I- ; .I our I-sr wrrters— aunIm r. as .
[- inds .lfll‘ l‘urton. Dicken‘ s duughter. and uthcnl.
(II-I- r m flue portmits rind engratitige “The hook Is
hriming ore r Willi choice and rare thinze.‘ ‘-—\' \.
(lb—Iner. Intelligent young men cud ladies tun have
pertneut employment. A {err gem-ml Ifl‘ulfl wanted

Till-2 HENRY BlLL Pl'B. C0. NOR\\'XCH. (I;

ruin atrium. 6“!th

Through the tail-Ire of a larg- mun:-

$215;

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THE BEST

Fish,
Fruits,
Vegetables.

Hunt 6?. Zelufl’b.

Oranges,

Bananas.

Gra ,
pes Apples,

Lowest Prices.

Escallops.
Oysters.
Clams.

Pickled Oysters a specialty.

FreehandGood.

Prompt
Delivery,
Polite
Attention.

At. Our Market.

on want anything lobe
be marbt give us a call.

“'henever {9
got at a ccrupe

HUNT &_ ZELlIFF.

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slltll‘lJIERs.
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'3' I‘ll I} BEST
IN TIII:
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Iiur KETTLE LARD as ’1er r‘:\' pure and free

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LImII t‘IIrI-l‘rilly for the Brand.

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FIRSTICLASS

JOB

PRINTING

AT THE

Sentinel 0mm”?

Posters.
Hangers.
Dodgers.
Snipes.

 

Circulars.
Letterheads.
Notcheads.

Blllheads.

Statements.
Drafts.
Notes.
Checks.
Cards.

Pamphlets.
Books.
By-Laws.
Receipts.
Labels,
Checks.
Orders.
Catalogues.
Envelopes.
Handbnls.

lite" Etc.

Printed in the best manner.

—0RDERS [0R—

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS

promptly attended to.

 

 

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'llfillll rulsmw-m mm"?

To CONS ‘UMPTIVES

The adv eniser hm In: tnznm permanently cured or

that dread dimes. bi’.‘ simple rule
udy. is union:- Io nuke thumb follow-sales
To all

enthuncunaotcun. dart-ethic“

on used. (pm). with
the directions for all Ii. mm
which they will u are 0mm m
Goran. concur-rm. m.,m

and: copy of the prone

, :Wedding Stationery

Furnished in the IAItest Sr yles

In fact everything pertaining
to a first-class printing olfice
done with neatness and dis-
patch.

 

 

 

 

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. GREAT

TfiE'cREAT C. E, SMITH,

S'J‘A \l l‘ 0RD

RR l. Dl CTION
ICES.

IN

CARRPE'I'S,

Iodv Brit-sells from $1 00 per yard

[test I Irmlrty Tit“ '"Y

hm“ l u l as '3 is
rs n n.

3.3313 8'“ If euro :0.-

l mun Ingram ditto Stu .
Engl sh Lining L‘Irpets «:to 50 r, 0
"Imp , 1:, 25 ..

tr‘h In .\htungl 1.3; to ..
on t‘ loth :0 to 50

Rugs. latte. Linoleum but prices.

WIN DO“' SHADES

(wold Band and Dado ShndeC. from S ctr each
Holland shades. w ith fringe on Ham FPl'an
fixtures 73 ctr.

Perrier-II heavy and 1-02 curuim in grant variety.
Cornu‘t: pore-I .v ‘20: BI“ lungs End: at Buckets

mm.
VVALIJ PAPERS

Etnhoeeed Gold Wull Pulper 90 r. to 3] .00 double
to
I a) to'gc. double oil
I

Plain

“ hIte Blanks

Al-ou large IL-snrtIIII nt 0! line imported Ind do-
mestic detention:

FURNITURE

At 'hc Low st prion- ever known for Parlor.
Lilvnnx es Dim-.I.v mud Bed roomr. .\eh Bed mm
sun: 8 pieces from .11)

.\tsho Ized. C'herr} 8: Wnluut .00
Hutr INN s 40 lbs 14,“)
“‘ oven W Ire Bed Spring: so
Good 1.5
Soft top Mattresses m
Pillows troll LN
Loan " (I)
Kitchen chairs “ 40 c.
Pier Glasses “ II)
Rorhrn . I hairs “ Ltll
Ilimm: (hll' re a ll arms “ l ‘35

Amth 1].: In furnl h your home with cut be
found hI re ll less than city prim

No one cut No one «hall. undersell nu.
he urged Stork III cur-h department of my all!

in the State.

Room.- shoun. furnished 1nd decorated on th-
pre an ac s. Paper hung. eludes put up. carpets bid.
and rtpho‘ ‘lt‘ {log 0! eIery deacnptiun by (‘Ity up-
hot-II Is A full asI-errrm nt of Furniture mreriugu.
IIIIl part: Is selIrtrr-I. tau hue Ihur tumrture In»
‘t.o2si.I ru‘ :1 Low if I I -~
"It: I Nauru-sue made over gm
An i: qua" .. .IIII or “or .I.. ‘I. and t‘ IImnurI-Im or nr re-
and I; 1.11- t) “ill he sun to make It customer )0-

HCNDDS ”ELITE n
. FREE.

C. 1:. SMITII,

I‘orner of Atlantic and Broad Sta"

llIIur-I- {Ixrtrshing Store.
S'l ‘ A N! I“()Il I).

HUMPHREYS‘

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HELPIE‘ and III \\ nIII ‘. you free. tire} :l.
. .n' I \ umph box of goods that will

put I... I I! I mu of union 3: rIIIIn IIIIIIIII III u few
Ilats :l. an Inn I- III rhIIII :ht ports: the at day hurd-
m I. I up .I. not ruin: Int. \oI. can . \I In home
12.6: “on. I si-srr r the 01:13.0: It}. thI time A12“!
hum P! \m or II. II III-II gruluu. \ rquI-sntril'. 5.
III-un- III Inns-I. \ earned I-ury netting. That :1
uho “I: .‘ “on. may tort It).I b. Isanse. wemnkc thus
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I. tl~\ IIIII .II‘II II: I .3 --. .n {or all nhoimtu once.

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Name.

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1318 to 1888.

Ollices. 431'» Main Street.

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NB‘V \‘(DIRK. 8 doors from Astor
House : ldnm- from St. Peter‘s Church.

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