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SOUTH NORWALK
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Wilson Point.
Fare 60 Cents
Fill: l‘I\L\'l li‘lth 'l‘h lRE'l‘S
Fare '40 Cents
rule sworn: 'l'lt ttrz'rs
SHEA)! Ell.
fl». ' 7
lC'ty‘ f Alb y
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in: .llltl after ’l‘tlr~.l:ty "turnout. April L‘uth. lfl‘li.
\\ .mnrtnctmr llrukllu.‘ rc.:ul.tr ll‘l‘m. l\'l|\l“',: \hc
m.
at. u tram! tlm l. .u sill‘l‘li Nullw. LR 7'15 ll.
rm. rm: nl “11);th Hitx'l‘. l\:\\‘:ll~.' thcrc ull or
m rluf‘lu- llriéh lrntn Unuhun. hurtlnu; :it l‘u-r
\ltml uf
l-m! 88.1 xtn-rl lliltl PM“ 28, E. R.
1‘... churn“ Mrwt ch \‘ut'k l
lit‘lllrlsill {min IlH‘l' 88 E. ii
flu-t “I [luv
(mt gall Ilh‘vl h}. v.
WILMIN l‘lllN'l‘ nhtillt 't'l
'30 p.
lirnlmml‘. .
Tlu' \‘i'l‘l' t-f .\l.ll \X\' l! nurtvah-tl liy :iuv hunt
l-tr int»: blunt! .‘Ulllul an in SPEED. SAFEIFY.
‘r‘V l l‘lh‘l 'F. and VHS! l‘tlll'l‘.
l : .t‘ill’l‘tl wild l‘utulwlcltl tilllt‘t‘ri llt \W'ul‘y tlc~
twill! Harm
ltustmtrant in rllarm- it! a tlrsl ('lJ-ri can rcr upprw
i who; the “Mill- ui tln~ [run-inn: pnhlrr with prices
in null null.
.lugusgcvllmknltumul fmrnull stations on tho
{hurlmry .t Numulk ltzulrmid.
Th3. l‘rulu‘ltur city of Norwnlk will [unite her
h‘liu; tn in fur Height twtvu-cn wi Yuri; and Nur-
w ilk :uu nut unzipping at South Nornulk while the
l ru .4 .aillnuy in running.
l"Wight ukvtund femur-tint it! gratis reduced
THUS“.
‘1 Nsvnfi
l’Ul'lt PRUI‘ERTY Amtxs'i‘ rum.
(wry rm Adt‘llms'r POLICY trrmidim: in
l rm- u! [still injury thc unu- as 1.th lllslll‘tlflCL‘, and
if only tit—ablmi. initcmuifying for turn of tllhu.
I Hut" rue your LIFE: wording prutcctiuu to your
“lolly in cm of death from any muse.
. —u-r-i.r ro~
JACOB RI. LAYTO‘N.
Office fl Worthington Sr... 80, Xurwslk. Ct;
Al-o noun-i And REAL ESTATE A21.
sn'raru' l‘l'BLK‘. lekuowlcdgcmcntsa tutu-rut
' "CE“ STEASISHIP TICKETS for sale and
IIRAPfll. for one Pound slid upward;
MORE! 0801:]!!! lonll parts of Europc. and
“All-BOA“ TICKETS to all palms “'vst ind
South vi: Franny-tunic Railroad.
C. 13. DeKLYN,
» lilKER'lllli ennnrcnrnnen
No. ‘7 bluiuk‘fltrootu
. on“. l hourslk. '
CHOICE CONFECTlONERY
0' IT 9‘! IAIl"ANl“I. A flIIi‘lAlJI'Y.
j to. Groom. okay“.
do num. Etc“ Eton
Marne-rm use
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rennsnnnnnnni
P911“
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» e . 352$ Ill.IHI;| in. 1.0.3.
- ~7 Fit r liv ‘i"“:<'\l\s’.
.‘l:\ll.u‘_l| i.
“will p, in. ntnlimnn l‘lcr
ill.. arriving at
. lhllt‘i‘llll}: with own—
.rrg intuition Dublin!) .t Notiiulk .\ .\‘rw Haven
in “'uhinflou Stu
no.
—"ii‘.‘i§1'i:urirair
lll'liilAl‘lJt‘ momma}:
srnvnrun.
Agent. for m t‘
lit
ul pun 3;-i~~.‘ of fetli c»:;t:.~.
.«-:.~ fur Stir
is:
“I“! ;\\t‘ltlh‘.
finertli Norwnfk. \‘nutr.
“t <illt‘lii‘t'.
54
teen nnnr
A 7.:1‘. Hi \i( cf furniturc cf :12: kinds.
'l'arlor and Bcdromn Sets
a Specialty.
UNDERTAKING
lilnla‘ .«znhnintcd without .eul‘liiionzil t-x;xrtz~c
' . tutu) s'rnw,
.732 if
Main sun-t uppmitc tit-put.
“Rucs
Erertllrinn lirenlr eel New
Old Stand!
l “1...:
nx‘
Pr‘eserinlinnn Unnnnnrien
\‘-! 'E‘: .. ..
GEO. C. STILWLSOH.
HARDWARE.
‘ l tr-l ‘51:: 1‘. u~' ii':1‘ rrt'tn
'l‘ltc iitrst‘ .\.>~urr'r\rr .\‘r‘ :2 TH“ \l or
1 .
(-cncral Ila rd \\ arc
Nivchunhw 'l‘uuh.
- “'Iillc Loud. I‘uiuh.
"lb and Hindi!“ “In“
A ,':.l. \n-rmtnu-v t u!
lmclu und “lupin,
'l‘ahlt- um! Puck‘cl I‘qu-r)
llnnee Fntiieline— Gents
l \l' \Xl‘lsl. l‘.\l'l-Zl’£ \‘Cl‘lll I.
.\,;t-irt ‘l'nl i ll c
llm‘t Vcrtllcnl l‘ulllt'r nit-l il;.ll‘.~- l‘nlcn
Firu :intl littl‘glnr l‘rlmf Sat’c.
Agricultural lmplcntcuts.
- Ship t‘hniul‘n-ry. ltupv. .‘tc
W. C. Quintard.
MEATMARKET
]‘§l\il3:' cut-ll rt lam u‘.‘ it much Mutual Hm
cutvtltrl‘v in .-c‘.': at llli‘ uld ~':u=ll.
FRESH lNll seer
M E AT S
Hi all klllllrl.
POULTRY
And cwryihin: pertaining to :\ tirv Cl:i~> llll'Jl nun
krt til rulmlnnhlc pru vs.
1‘. S. REED.
nine nnnr ne
\Vr :lrt- ptcpurrd to. If.) n tits! claw jolt of
SLATING
lti rltlicr lumen“.
ICAS'I‘ BANGOR.
’ l‘liNAKGYI‘I SLATE
at 5 cents per lenient intern.
l‘ill‘lli“ which: Slsttc muting should c-ill on n.»
0 I'
lll‘flll’i‘ t‘llllll‘uflllle.’ \‘l>\‘\\ l\\'l‘t.‘.
A. Boron a; 00.
Writer 51., foot n! llavllnntt South Nurwulk.
Old. *Stand’;
——'lN~——-
OLD HANDS!
Having mrchnsed the llllslflt‘fil of A. ll. Coley. l
will‘bo ulu to see all fricmls in the old stnndvthe
I} liS'l‘ .\ I. z\ I t. Ii 17: '1‘
tlrc ll.-.~l u
Meets ant leletalle’s
FRUI'I‘S
Of all kinds in their season always on trend.
LEROY ADAMS.
res tr ,
BLANKBDOKS
TO ORDER.
Orders for Blank Books of
all kinds promptly filled at the
Sentinel Ofiioe.
“’9 have special arrange
ments whereby We can do any.
thing in tho Blank Book Line
lllllllnnl
Odors respectfully soliosted.
In the city~whirh ! will kcrl- stricken unusual with V
'WS'OUTII NORWALK, CONE. SATtrRDItY, JULY 31,1886.
WHOLE NO. 317.
lMTllnrnrll Savings Bank.
51 Washington Strcct.
ilpcn ll‘ll
and on .\‘. . ..
f rout Ll to s.
day cwn: ‘
:‘fi'lmcrrst llll\l\\\\d on Dcpusits.
lll'lll.EY l'. ELY. l‘n‘s '
A. SOIAIAS‘. chrl‘rrsc -
JUHX l. liNAl‘l
tlill 2v .
JOIIX II. LIGII'II‘.
(‘otntni‘sinncr (if the Snpcriur (‘mirt
# " ‘rio ’“7 .(riiiwfif la". n .
For. Menu 5:. and l".til‘1lt‘ltl Aux.
Bridgeport. -
A wiggle-I. 1’.“ I’lrriEi'r,
(ltllrc nvcr lion‘s Dru: Sturc,
SOY'l‘ll NUllVVALK. \‘thN.
v {rum '3 to if mm. and from i to?! pm.
\c. and Turns.
Attorney and iCnnnrellnr at Law,
t‘ununiwloncr of Dr clls for lhc Sintc uf Now York.
Fortiicr Scntincl Bldg. Sn. N0?““l“i,(‘t.
Attorney-atéLaw.
Conn.
WA! South Norwalk. l‘:\‘\‘illllf.:‘..£‘fir‘.\l. 7‘35
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Dr. )ll‘(i()\ lih‘ \l..
u I‘l‘l‘l« 2: AV“ “Frll‘FVt’E -
NUll‘d'ALli. i‘llNX.
new
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r. r. unluwnzu .
3-hour.
l. \l'llllll‘S lil.\lt“l\'.
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t‘mnposiliun.
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III)“ \IR 5'. PI. ‘11).
H! _.t.,»: wt l~l \l l‘ t- . l > ..;tl: N until.
’0‘ ' . I-‘l
Voice Vocal Culture and Singing
.~\l..\i' l~l\\i~ .-\\l\ \Ilii..\\
l,l-‘.\.\il,\.\ I.l‘. l'\ l\ H \!(\l\l.\'\’ AND
«\r\ll‘rt\l'l“.u.\.
l‘ut tr rrn~ .zLC; n‘im'. t‘.:' t x
77‘ If l‘u-x‘ ~11-
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Practical Plum
«L.
. l.\ law-"tn .. .:
will. i.u.lt.ll..~.
Bl llztin Strcct. . l'lly‘s Building
Swill .\t\'\\‘-. l... (T , (21‘) If
NIOKISIZR ‘\ 11'“ l:.\\.
Glixtittu. Wunmvnlzlirrt“.
Qt.
DORLON POINT.
M 'llilltlJJN‘ l‘rnpriclor.
a 0. -~- ~——
trinncnr :itul trutmrnt cunts.
is still unc \‘l its fi‘lllllh“. ntnl
N“i lll‘llilu‘r.
hippcr lulrllci.‘ \\ .\l. W. lil.:\'l‘\‘llr‘t Illl'.
T FLOR ST.
REPAIRING
wait until the busy winter season .
to the. best. ndvantago,nnd on
Lil TERMS-
and general blacksmithing promptly attended to.
“'ngnns of all kinds made to order.
Wagons for sale.
gHenry Tilly.
Jon‘nl n: films,
Wliolcsrue and Rctnil Dcnlcr in all kind! of
lillll. lllll W001]
Blue Stone. Etc.
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkoshsrre Goals.
, ”oownueuos.
omega».
For. “'cst '.\\cunc tliltl' linticrfitrcct.
{rum 1 0 fl. and T to
'tt :m’
DENTIS'I‘,
SOuth Nox‘walk. Conn.
75': film
llclinlufc “ml at licnunnthlc l‘rlcrs.
. .
ll‘r
l‘iurrul‘urt. Organ and Musical.
'- .\l'li;l\ ,\‘ut\i~r k, (‘1.
her.
:ttxl
Hal VBlUCiQ Mztkcr‘s,
l'. r tl..\'vrn11:i::x.l 1:21.31 Nauru:
\\‘.\'l“.".ll Kl‘. Sill'lll \‘t -l:\\'.\l.l§ 1323'
Seaso n I 8 8 6 .
lio’rlenllouse,
S01E11! X0 I! “'1‘ LR, (3T.
'l‘hc llutluu lln‘m‘x- fur the smlfiuu of l‘s‘li. i~ hcltcr
pn-mrcd lll m l \cr for the zli‘i‘tllllltithlrllit‘ll ut‘ tic!“
The :Genulne Fulton Market
Slrnre Dinners are a Specialty.
lit'crythlr: Ill llli‘ \\.‘l\‘ ut‘ $K‘3‘ (and flirtinhwl in llil‘
Allllnt‘ :ivruuunmLtriuiis tor lrlt‘g‘x‘
\ltlttitm‘t‘.
JOHN H. SMITH,
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORM'A LR
ennnrnen nnnine.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING .
This is the smson in which to prcpnrc for winter
and it is better to get rcnd)‘ for mngh Lrni'cl than to
Work of all kinds pcrtaiuing to rurringc rushing
MAIN STREET.
Brick. Limo. Clement.
Lehigb, Lsckoiv'anna, Locust
Alert for RUBBER PAINT
Stadium of Waldo um and flu-
lwm Bunch cola «slang
fruit cranium
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL” BUILDING
Bummer-n Suits-r.
Oxr YEAR. . ..$2.00 I STX Menus. “$1.00
Stxnu‘. COHES, 5 CENTS.
- ‘ TERMS STRICTLY IN,AD\'A2\'('E.
Torn“ of Advertising:
rtnr::'1.ii:A.—§iinl" 3 “‘17“ llle‘col; 5.. col. 1 91;)
l\\"h. $100 ‘ 'J $400 -3500 37 our $200
$200 :I‘ .
4 1‘5
g .. “,0 3m arsurm ‘ 93‘ 1.500
3' “ 2m «in 550 2'50 900 1150 '1500
I My]!!! cm soc e50 830 um new 2000
V ~‘ ’ i no r m s so 12 m'tii-t—r"'irtm —;i;.m
3’ .. ‘50“ 350 mm intro 1700 2-200 I000
6'” 1‘3“"? no rim is m‘ 9300‘ 25m ' 4cm “:soo
9 .. '1: 30 comment er: :«lfi'hnt"’$s‘ni”1mi<\o
t2 .. ' 15m 2500 3am 4000’ 45m ’ rom‘ moor
Marrim ' :ind hum... inscrtcd gratuitously. V >
Local . ticcs 1?: (cuts pcrlinc.
Rutrrcd :11 thc Post (Hire A! ., \nth Nor-“nil; ml Sec
um? titer-s ”Shim-r
Sore Eyes
The cycs arc always in sympathy with
thc bully, and :tllnnl :tn cxccllctlt innit-x
of its condition. “lent the cy'x-s bccmno
“cult. and the lids intimiu-d and .wrc. it
is nn cvitlcncc that tho F)‘.\l(‘lll 1mg
liccutnc tlisurtlcrml by St‘rcfulri. for
which Aycr‘s Snrsnpnrillu is thc lxcst.
known l'ctnctly.
Scrulrtln. which prt‘ullu'ml :i painful llt<
llettntnzllzuu in my run. I 1|\l.\t'il luv urtu h
Milli-nu; tur :i nlllllln‘i‘ wt in i‘.'\ ‘w tln‘
‘utlvi. m-l u physit inn lu-ulmt lu‘wl tithing
.r\.\f‘l".~ Satt‘snrnu‘illa. Attrr llslllll this
inctht lll“ ll'bllul‘l llllh.‘ 1 \ma curnplctcly
Cured
My rims :rrc now in :\ spit-i ill m tuli-
trun. :rlul l .mr as will and «run. ‘.
— Mrs. \Yillnun (Sago. Coin t-nl. .
l-‘nr :1 lillilllrt‘!‘ of your“ 1 \\1l.\' anhl. .l
with :l hllulur in my r) m. .ill-l \\’:l\ illlzll'lt‘
. l\‘ Ul‘lqlll :tlly t‘tlicl until I t-l-t..::ntu'ml
l, ll\lllj,1 .\}'t‘l‘..\' S’llrllllillill . 'l‘lm llll‘tll—
riuc ll:l\ t-Ilcctml :1 rt-mpl. t.- curt . llllil |
llt‘ll\-\t‘ ll 1t: llt‘ lltl' l . vi film Ii [lill‘l-
ti.-t‘.~.—-C. 1‘2. l‘ptun, .\.l>‘llll.l. X. if.
Frmu rlriltlllmul, :llitl until \\ i'l: :1 {cw
iln~trtlml lmvc tin-u :rtllirtnl \\ ttlr '\\‘.~.rk
:iml Swim llycs. I ll;l\’t' llht‘tl tar tlww
r
u
i’t'llljil;iliil~. \Cit‘r lrt'llilit‘llll tumult“.
.\ '1“; SJ'Nflll‘zl. l:t. will cwlnzzl. r 2t. :1
gm .t! lulmul lirll‘llli‘t’. -— .‘ll‘n. U. l'llillllls.
(tlmct‘. \ l.
l I rsli‘tl.‘l'\*ll for a i. .1? With '.:‘,lr;:trr;t-
llirll ill in} lrll t~_\‘t-. . 'lllrm‘ lllri r» l"l'lii|'il
nu llit‘ hull. ilcpriving lltt‘ uf ~iulit. llllll
\ :uhitiu at. :11 pain. .\!lcr trying: utility
ut hcr rctucthcs. tu rm purpusc. 1 “km linnl<
1y intlnccd to usc .‘\)‘L‘l ‘s Sltlhtlllul‘llllh
'1 .
8 y T :t kl n g
tlrrcc luxzth-s of this in. «livint llr;i\‘.~ lif‘l‘ll
rntircly cnrcd. My mum has lli‘i'll rc-
stut'ctl. null thcrc is in» stun wt mthunturiv
liuu. aurc. or trim t‘ in my mu. N Kcudell
T. Bout-tr. hit-gar Tn c link.» Ulutv.
My daughter. (cu yr rs will. \\ :h :itllich
(«l with St-rutulnus h‘urc Iii. <. During
tlu- his! two )‘t‘ul‘s slur urn r :-.l\\' light of
any kind. l‘lrysicinun uf tlrc hiulicst
stnnthu}; cxmtcd thcir hlxlil. lint with no
pcrtuuiu-nr sgicccss. On 1hr :ccuunucu-
thlthrn .4 :i fi‘llll l lllll‘t‘lltlsul a lmttlu. uf
Ayn r‘s 5.x . ; .it'illu, which my ilntiglitt-r
rtnmncnvwl taking. lit-turn >hc llllIl usctl
tliu lltinl lmll‘lfi hit ulght- was rcstorcd.
llcr curc is cumph-tw. ~—\\'. 1‘). Sui ‘r-
hind. Evangelist, Slit lliy City. Ky.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
i‘rrpnrnl l-y llr. J t'. .\\ \‘l' x (\L. Lowrll. Mun-I.
Sold by all llruggtate. Price all six lmtllcsufu.
I). ll. H0!!l\§0x.
::\- t‘i~‘.\l.——
Plant and (inner Tnner.
Ell.“ .\ \‘f‘. . F. \ST N0 R “‘ .\ LR.
{1‘ \l. Alltll‘l‘ss‘. linx I .tl. Smith Nuru‘al‘ml
(\l‘tlrrs hr in: m: ‘l‘ r. in: lulll lirplllrlllv
ly :ittcntlnl lu.
prnmpl
us it.
t
\V. s. IKNAI'I‘.
4X 13 C 11 I '.1‘1CC'I‘.
Is
now prcpnrm‘. to ‘l!:‘l c
, ‘r‘nus rind $l‘r‘l titration
and sztpcrinlcutl llu
trttctum of lllllldlllgfi.
TERMS .llliASONAllLE.
(\l‘l‘lri‘ ’l‘:I.\‘lut‘d lt:r...t.z,; \\':i.~'hitr;:tun St... in
Nt‘l‘\\.ilk, l‘. 0. “0x 12'). '3“ if
.I . (‘. (‘RO\" E.
ennrnnrnn nrnnnrnnnn.
‘lnllzl furni~hml :llill listitnntcs :lvcn.
dubbing: of :i‘l Lilith promptly tcntlcd to.
Shop .\nn \El‘nl, nmr :1
l‘. 0. lixrx Hit. South Namath t‘t.
.I. a. I: “mosh,
Blllllllll' I(lllll lifllllllllllll,
“'ork dono by rho Day or 0011‘
"not
()llioc foot. of llavilsud Street. on
Water. 40m
1‘. 0. Box 617
JollN FILSINGER.
Merchant Tailor.
ll} Railroad l'lncc. - So. Norwalkv,
Pants to onlcr $5.00; Suits in order for $13.00 Re
pairing and cleaning uicclydnno. 1'16 gr
ll. TIIOMBS,
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND ‘
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ROWAYTON. CONN.
361m Trevor
liltire lentil Groceries
rwuu. FEE!) Arm l‘novtstmis.
FINE TEA, corn-2E AND SPICES.
more: LIKE 0F
Wallace’s Celelratei Creekert
Brunswick Hams, Bacon,
Smoked Beef and Pork.
M.“ w.“- mu
DIPHTHERIA.
flow In Prevent and How to Treat this
Terrible Disease.
The following circular regarding Diph-
tlicl‘ili, issued by the Connecticut State
Ruzird'nf ‘Ilcalth, is published by request
for the benefit of our readers and the gem
.tral public. it. should be read carefully
and prescrvcd for future reference:
GENERAL KYLES AGAINST INFECTION.
l‘ure air, pure water. proper food and
clothing. are essential conditions of
limilth. 'Cleatiliness, dryness. and venti-
lation in and around dwellings and
places of puhlio resort are the surest safe-
guards.
~ No house refuse. lillh. excremenfsl
umttcr or foul dirt should be. allowed to
remain about inhabited dwellings.
Filthy, foul and dump places, saturat-
cd with sink or slop wa‘tcr. and shaded
by vcgctatiun or otherwise, ucnr dwell-
ings or places of public resort should be
puriiiul. clcnnsml and dried and as free
ucccss ci‘ air and sunlight provided as
pusstblc. Thuy faster, nourish and ren-
der niurc fatal if thcy do not produce
pcstilcntial diseases. ..
Your own privy, cesspool or sink drain
should be at least it hundred feet from
the well; the privy disinfected sous not.
to render the air offensive. the misapool
upon at the [up so as m vcntilate it into
tlrc‘npcti :ill‘ and nut into your kitchen
by tin lllitl‘dl‘lh‘rl drain pipe. to sure
thzrt your pink drain. huusc drain or
privy vaults \lu nzrt by fault construction
ut lcuktigc lunch tlu-ir contours into your
well. and bc sure that that the surface
“'{ill'r do is not run directly into the
will. carrying a solution of all the filth
upon llu- hip ul' thc grnund.
llisixifcrtiun should llt‘ thoroughly and
pcrsivtcmly usml m. thn nppcmnnco of a
\‘Jlllflgllllii\ll‘w’dSi‘. lIu‘tnfcvtantsdestroy
crmtrtgum that wnuil tithctwisc spread
and multiply.
All scu rr 1":lii‘u mi .us shuull lrc trap
p.11 null \‘x-ut.l:ttt .l. :it.d all lu‘tzso drains
Wril 'l\‘\|kl \l :‘xllt‘l‘.
hunts and nthmliu‘ts slmuhl spcml
m‘m' lllll!‘ t‘ilt'il day in purc :iir. ml take
t rrlhif .lmrr t’X-‘l‘i‘lru‘ \vln-ru-vcr :rlfifillilf‘,
but ill rlit‘ll lirum‘ :t: to avoid contact
\\ ttli killlt'lr'.
' utrnrnriut \.
l‘l.t< is :m ixrtcvti- th‘ and c \utauiuus
lintigli lli’l :t-t t‘titii.lgltitix as
M'Iilltl :. \i‘t’ .-r n‘trull pux. still rmpiiring
gt: ..2 litt‘i‘.itl‘.rt".. \‘Irihlrcn :il‘t‘ morn li-
.tl‘it‘ thzm £.\lltll<. Jillll 'iuav cutrvry it tn
nun anoint-r. n‘.‘ ll may l'c t'ani-ynl tn
tlu trt ix} s:xlrr‘:‘.~. 'l‘nn lilllt‘ ul' illlll-‘K Mf-
twr v Kin-‘llt't‘ H it‘llfllly right |l(l_V\‘. lint
:tt'tl r :t f-.-\\‘ ltnitrs. .
't‘lu- 23.. mile c-wtitaxmu Ur diphtheria.
wt: which it \l- pvt} Eh twt‘ 1h~ :~pl‘:;l«l is dc“
\fl 1) -2 ll\' tlw ~ll<-’:t~'” during its pru-
-.;tt “guru! .lll‘m‘h :\ l v ilr‘y in prup.rr~
l; 'u in Unit \lt‘lll in \\ hu'li liu‘ churne-
t.-ti.~tit‘ prwluch of tlw lltscnav tire for.»
.ilw‘Ju‘.
ml. Tric infclinu clings to :it’ticlcs in
tlm rmnu “inn- t‘nfl‘i luuc occurred.
viii-in: r. inert-pt-urltn‘u 0f tinl dismiat‘.
ltl‘. l‘nttt r u sliiglv mean it fill—lt'll lircnkzl
. :t'. ill many l'i.i(‘l‘~‘, always within a nu
.~ r'iczcd :irczi. :mrm lllllt‘fi gathcring
«wrig‘l. in tt~ irony. llnnn- llit‘ rui-
lr-vt'l'nuw- of them»: tilsittlct'ttun. l'tu
~~ Unitary t'ntnltt m: 'tvur its ~‘pr.~:ul and
liza'lz'ilsc its lll.t‘l"....l‘l-“\'.
it is ctmtzictnus by tlu‘rxlmlatiun from
ilu- >li‘l{.- cuntuuln-itzuz ”it“ Mr ml the
NM; rnutn. lu pt‘ntlwiluin in llll‘ severity
.Il lllt' mum tilltl iltn rxlx‘ti‘c Uf tlii‘ Itit‘llh
it in.- u» :i inh ; l~v tllr~ ct \‘xlllltli‘l with
Illiui‘i'r‘tl ilr‘tu'hs. c. 57.. ll} llm llsa‘ (if rut-
ing wr drinking \ll-‘trvtifi. hint-ls, hund—
lel‘i-lt l. . with. ll t‘tl :tlthl'. lllt‘ <lr'lx’. 1‘.
h on \‘t yrtl l»_\’ Ilix‘ vlzphtlu‘rttc membrane
coming tutu minim-t with any mucous
Sill'lllt‘i' tr. 5].. tumult "or howl. through
kissing. Sllr‘tllll}: or coughing. The
pvtlwn tisuztly rulers thu S)‘.~ll‘lll through
tho tlu-utjzinal :ll!‘ pressures.
All [M‘rmlllfi rmxn‘t-ring from diphtheria
an t.) [m cutisulcrcd dangerous: svvcrc
and fatal cans. and own \‘pitlt‘lliit‘allllve
l-m‘n cnkindlcd from cases that burn al-
nimt cruircly rccuvcrml. and ll‘lYe ncvcr
Lccn srvcrc. N.» such pct-sou should be
:ilhiwctl tn littviul school. or to tiny pub.
lic ltht'lHlll)‘. .
ltl'lJiS 1‘01: l‘REVESTlUX.
i.~t. isolate thc sick in a Will ventila-
tcd mum. prcfcmblv the uppermost room
in thc hcusc. Place the bed so as to be
ncccssihicon llll sides. Allow no per‘
son to cutcr cxccpt the necessary attend.
rum. in nuilignnnt cast-s allow no one to
go fmnitlw house to school. or to any
public aswmhly.
L‘. . In preparing the sick room ro-
tnovc :tll unucccssetry articlcs of furni~
tnrc. L‘nrpcts. curtains and table covcrs
:lrc especially liable to retain infection.
.-\ftcr use the room should bc cicanscd
:md vcntilatcil. and in malignant— cases
disinfct‘tcd [litirt‘rttglily.
3 i. All bcd and lrodv clothing, towels
and luindkcrchicfs user by the sick. as
soon as rctnovcd should bo placed in vcs~
sols containing disinfecting fluids and
never be washed with otlu-r household
articles. All plates. cups, glasses. spoons
and the lllit‘ used by the sick should be
rinsed with some disinfectant and wash-
cd scpnrately.
~illi. Nurses and attendants should
wear washable garments and use disin-
fected writer for hands unsparingly.
Physicians and clemymen should be pro-
vided with dismfected water for their
hands on leaving the sick room. '
5th. All scraps of linen used in receiv-
ing discharges from the mouth or nose
should be immediately burned. All re.
ccptacles for filth should be tnorougly
M mummoda-mmyaw.
disinfected.
6th. Children should not besllowed
to attend the funerals of those dying
from diphtheria. Disinfectants should
be used in the room and around the bod '
while it remains unburied. Burnett:
Fluid (solution of chloride of zinc.) is
the most efficient. The coflln should
never-be opened at funerals to expose
the dead to the public.
' ntsxsrscums. '
For disinfectiu privies. ash-pits. cess-
iools, drains, an other offensive places:
‘ifty pounds of oopperaa, (sulphate of
iron, green vitml, to a barrel of water.)
This may be dissolved in smaller quanti-
ty of hot. water, and then diluted. I:
may be used freely and repeated as often
as odors «rise. It. is cheap and efficient.
About four gallons are required to disin-
fect an ordinary vault used by one fami-
ly. A smaller qusntity may then be
poured in occasionally.
For sink pipes and water closets: Ono
pound of nitrate of lead to a gallon of
water. Use freely. May be placed in
‘veasels used for discharges from kidneys
and bowels. - .
For articles of olotlun . etc“ used
about {the patient. Sui Ito of zinc,
eight ounces crude cubolio acid, one
ounce, warm wuror, throe- muons.
Throw nil articles of body linen, oboe“
etc“ of once in“: this solution nod boil
in clear water. In will out can Inch
articles should be boiled u this solution.
diluted with on equol quality of rum.
previous to boiling in soup or wont.
ounbeuuodfroelyin the alibi-corn. It
does not stain. A towol .
it and hen; in the room. chose my
be hung across the sumac. bull or door
“a hope eon-Miguel with it. Nuns-
Momma! inflammation»-
loudly '6!“th fluid.
illtt‘
~To disinfect an ordinary room: Isl;
Tightly close the room: place in an open
nmnganese: pour on this one pound of
strong muriatic acid. Be very careful
not to breathe the fumes. Leave the room
{And close the door. This generates chlor-
ine gas. Clocks and metallic’article are
supposed to have been removed.
2d. Place live coals upon ashes in a
metallic pan. and place on the coals sul~
phur in fragments or powder. For an
ordinary room two or four pounds of
sulphur should be thoroughly burned.
The room should be tightly closed as in
the other method. This is rather per-
ferablc. as the sulphur is as eflicient and
more easily managed. Considerable
heat is produced.
The room.afrer being kept closedabout
Six hours. should then be thoroughly air—
cd for a day or two.
The lulu-national Congress of the Salva-
tion Arruy.
Ninctecn years ago. “Gencral” Booth
and his wife. without funds and without.
frictids. and handicapped 'wnh intense
opposition, organized the Salvation
.-\rm_v.which to—dny numbers 1,553 corps,
and 3.700 officers, each having doubled
their number since 1881—3 rate of pro-
greasion which transcends that secured
by Wesley or Fox. .
A few months since. General Booth.
Cunt-civcd thc idea of taking advantage
of the tilllltirllllllly atl‘ardcd by the Indi-
an and t‘uluninl Exhibition at South
Konstngtvn, and of bringing together his
“utilccts and soldiers" from the Colonies.
India. the United States. France. Swit-
x rrlnnd. Italy. Sweden, and many other
parts of the world. for a ten days‘ couri-
cil fur prayer and deliberation. Such an
order \\‘ll€ sent forth. mid over fifteen
thousand men and \vutnr‘ll rcprcscnting
:ilmvc nationalities, gathered at
"ln-eitltpinrtcrs."and there divided into
ruliginus lunds which filled Exeter Hall.
(‘migrcss Hull. thc (ll-eat “'cstcrn Hall.
and the (lrccian Thcatic. From {our to
six St'l'vlf‘l‘i were daily held at these
places. The proceedings wore initiated
by :i grnnti procession through the prin-
cipal streets of London, in which thesc
dulugntcs piradt-d. with banners flying
and bands playing. These corps had
tlrtl’thtl ruimcs. among which were the
“llt’ulh‘t'llt‘lll '1‘mup<.“ “The Training
llumc Stall.“ “Thc Prison-gate Brigadc.“
'l‘hvrcwnsunc large corps called “The
lintc’rtauntucnt Corps.“ and these men
null wumcn pt‘l’fnl‘lllt‘tl the duty of en-
tcrtuiriitig tltc Rcd ludinn. the ("liittesm
the ”union. the (‘illgalk’fl\ and a“ dczeu
titln-r furcign “soldiers“ who had come
up t~t rucrt :hc “Tribes.“ It was placard,-
cd that thc llcncml would be in com-
mand. and supported "by a world—wide
sclcction of cunvcrtr-d drunknrds. prize-
tightvrs‘. rind blackgunrds of all sorts."
The (Evin-ml was attired in what may
l‘vt‘zlllt‘tl undress uniform. and on his
left Itrcast sparkled the crust. of the
Army, like an urdcr of chivalry. in sil~
\cr. Xi soon as he blew a whistle and
tit-mundccl “Silt-rice.“ the great audience
lrct‘attu‘ almost painfully quiet. The
first hymn of thc cungrces was. "0 thuu
t} it! Hi cvcrv tuition. we \Vlil for thy
hicssmgcall.“ Thousands of voices jum-
mi in this hymn. and the effect was ob
cctric. .-\ftcr a short. prayer. the officers
from tho ditl‘crcnt countries filed on to
platform. l-ach deputation bearing its
national banner. tho hands played their
luudcst. rind the surging multitude Ring-
ins: at intervals. with hcartv effect,
“\Vhrrc lu‘ lends i will follow. I will fol-
low it” tho way." First come tlu‘A French;
thvn Italians and the Swiss follow: (hon
t‘htnzuucn. in baggy trousers and pig
tails: a quartette of linoddhists from
tfcyluu: huff a dozen llindooszacouple
of young girls from [blame and from
chdcn: also, a bcvy of colored girls
from our own American Southern States.
hcsidcs Amtralinns. and forty Aurel-loans
' ’uitcd States Anny blue: and several
gc nine rcd Indians. in feathers. beads.
accusing: it scorned as if the cheer‘
inc. : nd waving of flags. and the noise
uf brass instruments, would never end.
lint the crul came. u'Salvatinn hymn fol-
lu'w‘t‘tl. to thc tune of “Marching through
Georgia.“ in excellent style.
Ayor‘s l-‘ruuily Medicines.
The busincss of the J. L‘. Ayer Co.. of
Lowell. Mass.. has; grown to its present.
large proportions from a small barrier
ning. Forty years ago Dr. Ayer first
prepared A yor‘s Cherry Pr. ‘toral for the
use of practising physicians. The gau-
crnl public. soon learned the value of
this remedy and it early attsiged wide
popularity. Its name is no among
the most familiar of housebokords.
After the reputation of the Poet had
become established, Dr. Ayer, recogniz~
ing the universal demand for a reliable
cathartic. began the prrpsrtion and sale
of Aycr‘s Pills. Ayerf’s Snrsaparilla soon
followed and the phenomenal success
of those remedies encouraged Dr. Ayer
to add Aycr‘s Agog-Attire and Ayer‘a
llair Vigor to the lisg
From the outset. ~neither expense nor
cilort has been sporfi to obtain the best
materials for these pg‘gpnrntions and the
best facilities for compounding them.
Their are of uuv .’ 'iug quuliry und
strength. and at a satisfactory in
their efforts. So po " lu- have they be-
come. that their said“ as extended to all
sails from New York :Boatou. Sun From
cisoo. or any other erioau port, with-
out including in lacs-go and stories n
angrily of these medicines.
early. forty) them; d manhunt: do
business with r. J” C. Ayer- G: 00.. by
direct correspondengg. the mail receipts
of the firm ranging from 400 to 800 let‘
Ayer‘s Almanac as first. issued in
1853. and was then {fa-lubed only in Eng:‘
lisb. It now apnea; in ten languages,
the various edition ‘bggregatiug nearly
fourteen millions o ..oopies per mnum.
issues forty million; of circulars, un-
nuslly, in English, French; and Spmlsb;
also pain inlets, in twenty longing“. lu-
cluding;t a French; German, Spanish.
Dutch, Q'Port nose. Swedish. Bohemign.
Norwo ion, olisb.’Welob. Italian, Fm:
nish. reek, Armenian, Chinese. Turk-
ish. Bulgarian, Burmese, and Hawaiian.
The printing of this material, together
with wra labels.
constant use of .kogbtd‘lyge rioting
reason. are war in your.
strumming r{or rb mono, clone, 590
tons of paper.
The remedies furnished by Dr. J. G.
Ayer a: Go. ore highly concentrated, the
cheapest, guest ooouorutnul. our! the but
that medial skill modulus. A new
earthen dish four ounces of peroxide of
parts of the world. afind scarcely a ship
In addition to the reinsurance;z this house
an“ requires the
m Mou‘fl " olu.”bu ‘un
genphiuued by Wrangell cinn-
s
we ndv every mdor to
for little mu Moll —
“motion: f . Is my be
bod free on remitting one may.
.eoDr.J.0.AyorCOo..Iovoll.
? e
nxrxc uovsnsun' LISES.
Connecticut and Rhode 1’an m
and what. they own. ' 3.
ercn HILL, R. 1.. July 2L—Gom-
missioners appointed by the ‘ ra-
of Rhode Island and Connecticut met to-
day in the Lat-kin House to est-blur an
unsettled boundary line between the
two States- The Connecticut commis-
sion consisted of Judge RobertG. Prke‘ ,
of Middletown: Dr. Willi-m I. Hm.
of Hartford; the Hon. June; A. Bill, of 7 ’
Lyme and ex-Gov. Charles B. Andrews,
of Litchfield. The Rhode Ishnd Corr»
miesioners were J. Herbert Sbedd,
State Engineer. of Providence; the H .
Albert L. Chester, and Cope. Dollie! F.‘
Larkin, of \Vesterlv. The dispute in-. .
valves important points, and settled will -
terminate all boundary questions in
which the reopecfive Safes um inter—
ested. The dispute was first oSioiully’
brought; to public notice in the re rt
for 18-95 of the Connecticut. Sbglfish
Commissioners. That. report stated that
the dividing line between Connecticut
and Rhode Island on the water at the
east end of Fisher’s Island Sound was
undetermined. and had caused numer-
ous applications from intending pur-
chosen of oyster beds for u more metal
designation of the grounds. Some
months ago the Connecticut Fish Corn-
missioners met the Commissioners of
Rhode Island on the' subject, but no
evidence was found that the line of de-
markation on the water had ever been
accurately determined. The trend of
Pawcatuck River which forms ehe divi-
sion line between the States on the land
for some distance above its mouth runs
northeast and southwest. so that a con-
siderable portion of the terribory of
Rhoda Island lies southeast of Connecti-
out.
From \Vatch Hill a narrow sand bro
extends one and a half miles westward.
It. then turns sharply. and rel-minutes of.
Sandy Point. forming Little Nan-agon—
sctt Bay. Sandy Point is a little south
of east from Stouington Point, und in
also distant about a mile and) half
from the mouth of Pswostuck River.
The direction of the line from \Vuech
llill across is the debatable ground.
Two laws were in ooloninl days
and one in 1840 establishing the bound-
ary, but the exact limit. of the boundurv
line in the water was not specified in
any of them. . After careful researches
the Commissioners of each State came
to the conclusion that a line of division
upon the waters of the Sound could be
satisfacturily determined only upon s
conference of legally authorized agents
of the two States.
The lands under water are valuable for
oyster cultivation. and the applications
now -nding before the Connecticut
Commissioners for the designation of
lots in Little Narragansett Bay cannot
be acted upon until the territorial rights
of Connecticut as against; Rhoda Island
are settled.
At the meeting to-day it. was info!»
mally decided to adopt aline from she
jntictinn'of the Pawcatuck and Am-
way Rivers, running down the centre
channel of the Pawostuck River to its
mouth, and thence northeasterly to
Rhode‘s Folly. and onward in a direct.
line on the meridian south to the New
York line. This will be adopted union
something new is discovered on Thurs-
day. when the Commissioners will re
view their work. This line will auto
very few changes of ownership above
the mouth of the inoatuck. no the
river has been tacitly accepted as the
dividing line.
In Narragansett Bay Rhode Island will ~
gain about four acres. One peculia-
roint is that the narrow strip of loud
nown as \\'at.cb Hill Point has extended
about one-fifth since the his: coat sur-
vcy five years ago. and this has proved
of considerable advantage to the sum
tn the settlement of the boundary. _Al-
though it is the opinion of Connecticut
people thu in her disputes with other
States regsrding boundaries she bu
hitherto always got the worst of it every
one seems satisfied with the conclusion u
arrived at. today. _ 6‘
The Commissioners wxll render s for-
mal decision and then report to their
respective Legislatures for ntifioutiou.
If the law recommended should be
enacted by both bodies the boundu-y
will then have to be ntified by Gou-
gress.
________._____'._—.
From'Gen. Frank I). Slant. Supreme» Blo-
tutor of the 511133;" of Honor of Anet-
on.
NEW HAvEs. Conn... Nov. 14, 188‘.
M25335. Lewis .5: Co:—— ‘
DEAR Stns—A‘our RED JACKET BIT-
TERS have been used in my fondly with
good effect. and such mpreoeuutionl
have been made to me by others regud~
ing benefits derived from their use ‘3
recommends them in the strongest unu-
ner. Yours Ve Trill .
FRAN D. AT.
filling the Sound with Oyster-I.
The Bridgeport News gnom- an old
seafaring man as complaining first the
inshore channels of the sound us being
filled up with oyster sheila. Be up:
“Every you the oyster growers punt
millions of bushels of cysts: sheila. on
which the 0 var wn corolla Ind sen.
fiuudredao venue myeuly employvd
with large crews of men dumping their
our in the uuvignble. nun of ob.
sound. Not only is oil the debris of
Connecticut oyster chops throw in, but
immense m bt from Bul-
timoro and irglnlu to ”month.
There are 3.000.000 bushel: of om '
shells in Fuir Keven clone to be phoned
this your, on swoon: so vm tint they
must be seen in o pile to form my oouo
caption of the qumtity. The
5
meat authorities hove been udv ‘
the condition of moment! I on: inform-
ed than; the government is akin; up”
get out injunction: no the ‘
termen from n lumber dumplngof chem
_.______——— .
Acuvo. Pushing-to lamb.
Goo. B. Puma. our club:-
be relied upon. to our: in stock
the purest but
to mesh: “:3anon uguoflve,
pushing sud
zombie. b ”00011::
uncles with well-audio“ morn
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of money-ulna“:
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