_ Tim SENTINEL.
k! 611'“ Nt)ll\\‘.\ LK. .ii'u‘ zit: lsSlii
tl‘roiii the N. Y.'nfll \
Caterpillars on the Trees
Sim-Next to politics.perhaps. nothing
has attracted moreattentton during the
past few weeks than the destruction
wrought upon street shade and other
trees throughout the city by a small cat-
erpillar. To entomologists it is known
as the “camber worm.“ “measiirer.” or
“loop worm." from its habit of stretch
ing out its body as far as possible and
then drawing up its hind legs in front
and forming its body into a loop. This
process it has to adopt from the Cirt‘lllll~
stances of its not being furnished with
legs beneath its whole body like most
caterpillars. The perfect insect lit-longs,
to the family of geometrid motts. found
in almost all parts of the world. but this
one which interest us Nova Scotialis
must belong to the genius aniscpteryx.
and is known to science as anispcteryx
vernata.
About the time of the Indiati summer.
say middle of November. when after a
few nights of sharp frost. the atmosphere
assumes the haze and stillness peculiar
to that se: son. numbers of small greyish
motta may be observed upon paliiigs and
other suitable places. These are the
males just hatched from their pupa
caves iii the ground. The females also
come forth at the same time. but are
wholly destitute of wings. and are so dif-
ferent in appearanceto the males. that
no one acquainted with the transforma-
tion of insects would believe them to be
what they are. Being wingless. the
females can only creep along by means
of their legs. They ascend the trunks of
trees and creep up the branches where
they form clusters of eggs. frequently as
many as a hundred in a cluster. These
hatch out in spring. generally about the
end of May, or when the trees begin to
leaf. and the young caterpillars may
‘ 1hen be observed of very diminutive
size. but each week adds to their size
and also to their powers of destruction.
until they attain the age of four weeks.
when they seek the ground fully grown.
either by means-of a web, or crawl down
the trunk.They generally go into the soil
a few inches where it‘is ft‘lls‘lllib‘. but any
suitable place will do where they can
change to the pupa state. Now it is
clear that if you wish to save the foilagc
t-f your trees you must prevent the fe-
males from going up into the branches.
'l‘o effect this tie thick collars of tar pa-
p,~r. viz.: tightly around each tree trunk
about. a yard from the ground every day
or so give ita fresh coat of tar. intidethin
with comnion‘oil. and the moth being‘
like most of its congeniis nocturnal. it
will be well to put this on just before ev-
ening comes on. \\'ith a little cure and
attention and “the combincd t-tl‘oi‘ts of a
whole neighborhood“ the plague of caii~
ker worms can be greatly checked. if not
entirely annihilated in a couple of sea-
sons by this method. The caterpillars
appears to have a preference for the Illl~
tivc American t-lni above all others: hav-
ing iii some cases entirely relieved them
of every vestage of foliage. The Europe-
:tn clm. singular enough. is almost tin-
touclicd. The lime and horse chesntii
are greatly damaged while the balm of
gilcad and ash have not sittiered at all.
N.\Tt‘it.\i.isr.
“'miderful t‘iires.
\V. l). lloyt & t‘o.. wholesale and re-
tail druggista of Rome. (la.. say: "We
have been selling Dr. King‘s New llis-
cover-y. Electric Bitters and llucklen‘s
Arnioa Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as or" or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have u some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
caaeeof pronounced consumption have
: been entirely cured by use of a few hot-
tles of Dr. King‘sNew Discovery taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. \Ve
guarantee them always. Sold by (ice.
B. l‘laisted.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Jimes, Ohio.
writes: Ihave used every remedy for
Sick Headache Icotild hear of for the
ant fifteen years. but Carter‘s Little
iver Pills did me more good than all
7 the rest.
Buyapisno for the qualit and not
for the name. The Mathushe leads the
world in the perfection of its materials
and workmanship. Seethem at Loomis‘.
They have no superior.
It: Logical Result.
[Worvcster Spy]
Mr. I’owderlv. in a recent address to a
company of glass~workers. said: “Any
bottle brought into my house does not
go hack. 1 can‘t smash a beer bottle. as
I drink ginger ale. but the bottle never
goesout alive. That is a small thing.
but if ninety thousand men who get bot-
tles were to destroy them it would make
a big hole.“ That;ia an interesting sug-
gestion and as it is sound in princi do it
Night to have a widerapplication... Vhy
stop at bottles ? Tumblers are as easily
smashed as bottles. and the making of
them is as profitable to the glass-bloweie.
It might be a good plan. too. to demolish
the crockery every day after dinner : it
would keep the potteries busy. It
would be too much. perhaps, to ask that
everybody should destroy his house once
a year or oftener to make business brisk
for the carpenters and masons. but a law
might be passed forbidding the compo»
tion of houses more than twenty ears
old. or of any house when the bail er or
first proprietor ceased to occupy it him-
self. It is a gross wrong upon the cabi-
not makers to use second-hand furniture
for any other purpose than for iii-owned.
Mr. Powderly has touched the core of
the labor question. J udicious reforms
in the direction indicated in his speech
to the glass-blowers. would keep trade
always good b compelling eve bod '
to waste bis’su tunes in payingrivageia
everybody else, for makings that
nobody needs.
SPECIAL nations.
: ueklen'o Arnie. Salvo.
at Salve in the world for Cuts,
‘ . Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
“A Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands,
u i , i as. Corns. and aIlSkin Eruptions.
and boeitively cures Piles. or no pay ro-
qutred. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or [110119 refunded. Price
25 cent- §er box. or catch Geo. B.
Plalsted. orwalk and South 'orwalk.
-———___..
mnuuhthcbatCougb Cum”. 50:. $1.
MhWnr-Sonpheflsaadbeuunfiaasc.
hm can Mourkithms. Bunions. 25c.
musmm—mnnomm
“When-miatninmw
$5M “Rama run cute. 50:.
V
To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiaeretionu of youth. nervous
macs, early decay. loss of manhood.
ac. I will lend a recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
rentedthaa discovered by a missionary
in Sou Amer-ion. Send a OER-address-
ed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH '1‘. mm.
was 1:. Station D. New York City.
‘WP-‘t
F
Through on Time
Slayliack. the railroad engineer. has
been adjudged guilty f criminal care.
lessiiess ill the inattc‘ of the recent
wreck at. litlllk‘pt‘“. lie has been
soundly berated. too. by the public. and
yet how many of that public whom he
sirvcd so faithfully so many years. are
conscious that they have some share in
that accident. The public demand fast
time. They demand safety but they
demand lightning speed. The delay of
a minute creates a grumble. Travel in
any car on aityroad these days and let
the train 'stop at an open draw or for a
gravel train to get out of the way and
one will hear curses loud and deep. .\
iiietropolitziii paper recently said:
“What we want is not another road to
Boston but faster time oii those we
have." And the companies have to ful—
til the dei-iauds made on them. Let an
engineer >l‘riw a litiiidity or extra cat‘c
which would make his train lose time
day afterdny. and that engineer lows
Ills place. The train must thunder oti.
drawn by a machine liable to break or
jump the track—tiiiist tlitiiidcr on with
its hundreds of passengers reading the
papers or eating in a richly furnished
car at their ease. and with never a
thought of the engineer. except too
often one of criticism—mint thunder on
across bridges and past sidings and on
a single track—to be on time. And if
not. what a wall of reproach and anger
arises from those passengers.
Criminal carelessness! \Vcll. when
we stand before the great throne to be
judged bv the thoughts and intents of
our hearts perhaps the sOoty. tired en-
gineer‘s guilt will have to be shared by
some of those whom year after year lo-
has carried through on tinic.~.\'. II.
’ailadium.
Sen \‘ork .5; Ken England.
The passenger department of the New
York & New lion-land railway has issued
a guide—book and dewription of the road
which furnishes a vast amount of useful
itiforliiutiou. l‘lllllilli' IT by Hut id \Vb‘cu‘n
pie. :ibou' the whole line which it travcr—
ses from Boston to the- lllhlsull.’ The il~
lusli‘utcd cover shows the eastern and
the western tcri:iiiiii<. A very full map
of the road and its branches takes a full
page. and then follows the book with
about 1‘3") lititdsonie pages. i‘llt‘ll place
on the l‘tillit‘ is described and t :icli impor-
iiiit place r~~ccivc< detailed treatnicntaii-l
iii t-ll'ct't a historical sketch. Many of
tlicsc are illustrated. As the prospectus
says. it is “of interest to the traveler and
of proczicztl use to business men and
others who tire looking: for a tlz‘sll‘ullit‘
place til i‘c~idciic:~." 'l‘hero :ll'i' twenty-
iiiiie i':lu:ti'iiioi s irmfinlin: views In
North rd. New llrituiii. Norwich and
\Vattiilll‘W ..1‘ this state. The New York
LY Ncw ind has l'o‘i‘ulllv one of the
great I:llt_ curl of the lliiti-mi and is
tIt’rIlllt‘-i to still :l‘i'lllt‘l‘ lllllhili..llt‘l‘. It
was time that such aim-k sli-iiild b.- pi'tu
pared and now that it lstllll it is :t thor~
oiigbly creditable pt‘o-lzicv‘i-"t. l: i4 srltl
for no cents :t c pr.
.\ ( ut‘~ 'l‘ucs.
“llow lll:lll_\' toes has :i «no 'l‘ni.~
was one of the oiicstions askcd of a cor-
tiiin cijiss during examination wcrk: as
Illt‘ >1 \lllll sun-t school ltllll. hlIIlllit‘ at
llic qu'csiioii appears to bc. Iltllit‘ could
answer it. lri the t’llli‘l‘gt‘llk‘y. the
principal was applied to for a solution:
and be also wuh a good initiiiml smile.
gave it up. wl‘cn one of the teachers. de-
termined not to be beaten by so simple (I
question. hit on the idea of sending out
a delegation of boys to scoiti the Iicigb-
bot-hood fora cat. When this idea was
announced the whole class wanted to
joiii’iu the hunt. Several boys went out
and soon returned successful. .\ t‘ctiii'ii-
tug board was at once appointed and the
toes counted. when. to the relief of all.
it was learncd that ii cat possesses IS toes
ton on the front feet and eight on the
hind feet. It was afterwards ascertain-
cd by the principal that the cat produced
came from Stouc liros. .\l;iiii strcct bak-
cry.~—ll.~inbtiry Republican.
The (opinion of the Medical Profession
relitlh'c lo I'cai‘l‘s “’liltc tilyccrliui
Smut.
, July lib. ls‘sl’i.
‘ 1 have used some of your
soap and think it the llllt‘St for the skin
in the market. .
Respt.. M. L. FIELDER. M 1)..
Eclectic 1‘. ll. Elmore t‘o., Ala.
-r -r w
\\'e recommend t‘artcr‘s Iron l‘ills to
every woman who is weak. nervous and
discouraged f particularly those who have
thin. pale lips. cold hands and feet. and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases for which t‘artcr‘s
lron Pills are specially prepared. and
this class cannot use them without bene~
lit. Valuable for men also. In nit-tal
boxe s. at 50 cents. Sold by druggists or
sent by mail.‘ See advertisement else
Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles 3W1—
Cont to a biliozzs slate of the system. such as ':
ziness. Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress al‘tcr out i
.l‘::in in the sue. ac... While their moatmumiil
able success has bccnshown in curing
SICK
Headache. yct Carter‘s Little Livcr Pills are equally
valuable in Cousfipution. curing and iruvczitiu:
this annoying complaint. while they a so cor t
afltlisorders of the stomach. stimulate the livcr
and regulate the bowels. Even if they only cured
H EAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to them who
t-‘llIIcr from this distressing complaint: but fortik
nntely their goodness docs notcud here, and three
whoonce try them will and these little pills valu‘
able in so main ways that they will not be willing
to do without em. But. after ailsztlz lie-oil -_
D
‘ ACHE
I! the bane of to many lives that hm is whem we
make our chat boast. Our pills cum it. while
others do not.
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills am very similar-.1
‘3‘?! easy to take. One or two pills make a_duse.
hey are strictly vegetable and do notgrips or
p butt: Ibi'l‘: gentle action please all who
use tern. u vials at £5 cents: five for :1. hold
by lets everywhere. or sent by mail.
DEDIQINE 00..
Row York City.
770 1y
Shape.
-..tl.'im"ll.mm'l‘.l. lied.
night. a In the Blue.
an lac Animate!“
a and W
I
Not a Secret Remedy.
All the Roots. Burks amt llerbs enierinw
lulu the compost! tau 0!
LEWIS‘ RED JACKET BITTERS
are plainly printed on the label of eye- ~ bottle.
' i! ‘ ‘ ‘l dusted
eclalmnopstentwhatcrcr upon tl..~ it t
“ medicine; only upon our trade mark.
. - . . . . , .
LE“ 18" RED JAChLI‘ lilT'l 2:55
‘ l0 ncrnl or nlsotinus s”: .nc
:3“‘.1“..“.lm l?!“ J\ Lablc iii!:~i'.~ii.t:loii. “.51 ll
(‘lilllil'orli‘evcrnml gucnndfilnlnrrnm".
soi culls-'11 l‘cuituly tor Li -r and l\ id ucv .ro
Ilvnpc sin. ltulizcnl _ I. Loss at . pp .
Sick ll'cndnche- I‘ost eucss. Rhcuiuniisni.
Nervolinncss _l'\uotn| n and}
q‘illu‘r sex. w l( discs. s_i ‘ ~
\i :etsbic r- medic: lnthesc ll .
universal when used according: to
' FEMALE DIFFIl .Tl s _
in youLa‘" or old. married or §lll¥l". ~. I‘T- .lillly to tlzi.
unusable Family Medicine.
Do not wait till you are on you tell. thcr.
’ l'l‘ lllA\ BE T00 L.\
TR‘.’ lLY'S'P ON 11‘. in i
i‘i .
i 'r: m ‘- :
LEWIS’ RED JACKET Bi 1‘ 1133.3
4“” 1‘.\KE 31) "Till:r
E?- b‘nr 54110 b_\' all I irti
LEH'IS d“ (Vb, Sole I'rcp .
NE‘V [IAVENn WINS" 1‘. 5. .\.
i
In
8036"] ‘
I EA RES W II
THIS °" E
_ EVERY
Tafifii; WRAPPER.
is n. pearly white.
semi-transparent.
fluid having a re-
markablo nitliiity
for the skin. The
only article yet
known to chemistry
that will penetrate
tiit‘skin “'.l'l‘l.101"l‘
LVJL'IIY.
GLYci-z BIN
llcl'tir‘c'l dog. I
Beautifiesihe Complexmn,
Eradlcntcu all h‘potu. Freckles. _'l‘nn. Sloth
l'atclicil. "luck \\ onus. lllipul‘lllt‘l and llln-
culoratiune of. men I ind. ( tther “Illilll or up n
the skin. It on»! --i t‘
fill and hrilli:
Ili'lllluf aritin :1
pet]. Ilolizh or t‘luifnl sun: In 1.
upon all \ll5l“\."’ _. i-l "A skin :ch w.:
It Sever Fails.
I‘rl:c G'Sc. ;::
Use Also
P E A R L‘ S
White Glycerine
SOAY‘,
it main :1 tlm
soil and wt.
Ask Y.- :i:
Dmggist l‘. r If.
1‘ ti t‘
Ally? i «log.
"MIPS NttllE ELIEERINI Ell. PROPS..NE ‘N HAYHIT.
~20 1i
\Ve lead on the
price of HIGGINS‘
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
250mcuiii$imi
DAN] I-ll. I.‘Il0.Vl 9‘! Ill" I'll'
“'nsliiiigton Street Bi lilac.
lkirkcr‘s "l‘NlVEIlS‘I. ' ,‘I \l.\lll.\
(‘l'lil-I“ i~ \\':il‘t:lll'.\‘tl :t posllh c \lll't‘ for Fir. rits.
\‘iiii.is and .\I.\l.\lll.\ iii cury'forrii. or incite)
ft‘llllltlt‘tl by gtilitl. Ii. l‘l..\I.\"l‘Ell. lllll'titils‘l‘,
SOUTH NURWALK. l‘rii‘c Still pcr home
813 :liii
( l 0 To
SEYMOUR BROS.
:0 \l'.\SlllN(thlS_ six
ANT) BUY FOR
CASH
THE FOLLO\\'lN(l GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer. -
Barrel of Best Flour in City, $6.10 ci‘ SO
cents a bag.
4} lbs tine Delaware butter. $1.00 or 25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses. SS cts gall. 15 NS.
quart. '
Best P. R. Mollasscs, 50 cts gal.. lll cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup SS cts. gal ‘3‘}
0:3. quart.
’Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 2-1 cts.
‘ “ Mocho “ 3‘3 cls.
“ Maricabo “ 20 cte.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proport ion.
Come in and get. goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
WASHING TOR summer.
genogaweiumggnu
Born, Julv Ist. R586.
A NEW- FIRM
AT THE
0161 Stand
DI RIILE BLOCK. 6‘3 .\I .\I.\‘ ST.
Dibble & Bumsmtk
Offer you the best bargain in
Flour,
Pillsbury or Jones. by bag or bbl. “lat
prim? Come and see. The
BEST BUTTER,
at ‘3? cts. The Lowest Prices for Coffee,
unsurpassed for quality. \Ve liavc tricd
to buy better but they are hard to find.
A lartrc lot of New Canned Goods me
on the road. to be sold way down.
"Aggressive and progressive."
mean business. Come and see us.
Dibble & 'Uumstuck.
AMBLER & SAMMIS
Alli-Z NOW READY FOR
SPRING TRADE, 1586.
5; WITH l‘l'l.l. LINES t>l~‘
Velvet. Brussels.
\Ve
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
—1N oi'it—
DRY GOODS DEPATRMENT
\~.. 2;...- _:-: pun-u: :. ~1~ _‘ immctvl‘
Tricots. Sucking-s.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
o" 31w. 49:" ‘~. ‘2 ;-~~. I. '1‘ *
:uno: :lv . .~ .
rind :i...r....’cc 'hc
L.\ “(l I‘lfi'l‘ S'I‘OC Ii,
Ill1’~'l‘ “HUI-s \\'.‘ lit‘tY‘fST l‘liit l3.
AMBLEB & SAMMIS;
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
.\T 'l‘lll’.
Sentinel Oi lice,
ELIZABETH ST.
Hatch; Bailey l [10,
Lumber, 'l
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Venet‘i‘etl llartl Wood Work,
“tu‘ll Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
MA ItSIlAL ST“ - SOUTH N0 R‘iYALK
J. F: Peckwell.
't James Block. Water St..
Non-w“) 1: , Conn.
Being nimble to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with In . concerns. I have taken the
agency of one of E: oldest and largest establish
meats in the cute for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters. Sur-
ciuglcs, Collars. &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand. where I will keep 1 I rent»
larllue of Will a. syringes. Chamois. lankcte,
Relics. Feed Bug. Traveling Bags the.
are; masonic wraith
:m:c.:.w3nmwmm
a... tall W about wort which
Mmumuuumwwulm
m
u "any luck."
mum-u a
out“ n. n on
\‘w mm 000
, lion-
mflmtmnfl.m odor-at.
oil—mam. can“ 7"
atom
SEO.E
.34 ' Shh
a
All: twin -
. F. H. NASH liBRfl.
only agents for City and “tumult
’l‘liesc. heaters are (‘Xt‘l‘lli d by none
and stand at the head of the
list for
SIMPLICITY, ‘
DURABILI'I‘Y,
EFFICIENCY,
_\ n~ ‘t'lf chatting. easily inanrwt d, and fn-o from
his! and smoke. Send for circulars.
C(ROCKE RY
IN ALL ITS \‘ARIETIES.
Bohemian. French and
Amercian Glass “‘are.
Also a l:ll‘1!l‘ s. ‘\ of the beat frti:t_jar8iii the
hr of tlic la st I‘ll]!l’t-\’I‘lllt“-T. \\ c arc the
"ctilslii town. for the snic o: llll‘lll.
\Vood. Tin, Iron, Ilol-
low “'arc.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sit-l Irons and Kitchen Furnishing goods
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor Or-
naments. Ranges and Oil Stoves.
lots, “wit ,‘9‘
lacking. l‘arpct
u'ily
mox VI in i‘,\i,\:i‘.
lli t'v-llic turn-ll =1".
l‘:.!_ (‘ufico
5mm-
'I':ol..~.l-Y<' t-lc. 'l‘l.\ “UNFINU. lII’lllIl‘T‘.(-llll\l‘§
:ind :i'l kind» of j: 3 in Metal at Vail]. .\u\\' is
the t:nic to ll:i\t‘ I‘uriiat-i-s r‘mai’ml :ind pizt llI
unit-r.
EH. Nash Min.
$3-00
SHOE
.———900 7 ~ -
THE
J. F. HILL. 8!. 00.,
l‘ .. howl St ti. il “’2 'l Shir v1_.-l..-.' ~l'iic I let
s. ‘ for il.t llliil‘i v. 'l‘.it~r ~bo . -ilictit
of :lo- Ill2\'l‘ ll.\\ll \’lIl\ \\ ~ lli‘Xl
blc to the 1 mt, Their: “'l. atlini‘irict- ovcr the old
style iitncliiizc scwi d slioc :~ tbc:r
I’ I'll! l-‘ I‘ll‘Tl. Y SDIIHD'I‘II
I N N 1912 fi()] (PIN.
No pegs. lurks or lic:\ y scam of thread to but:
t‘.t foot and we.” on: iiic ~ll‘tklll'J‘. \: l THE
1 I \\‘ EL'I‘ llli' strain t'x‘lltt“ on
1.: {IN 'tp;~r.’ and lh’\t‘llilI\L'
.' ll.t'
~13 it:-
it} are iiimlv t
‘ » the :t ,..i'.i.;
. :gh and lo“ sin»... 31...: a..." ; ,1, .,
WARRANTED.
; 'I‘IIIZ I‘Iilt'li ill" ‘I llliSlI NIlUES IS
HEADQUARTERS FOR rut-3‘
BES'P 1Allagx’l‘s
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
IS AT—
A, ’ Sgrlllll'illlll'su little] light,
“TIMI’LOYMENT OFFICE
“Lil
TH E J I'S'l‘ I. Y CELEBRATED
Challaige Ice Cream Depot.
50 MAIN ST.
All orders for we cn‘am and general catering
promptly attended to. First class in all respects Or
tit-rs- tulicitctl
(‘. B. D’ARTOIS.
COAL!
COAL!
‘ GOAL!
"7-4 9.- 7
Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
<oo—«——
Delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
ooo—— —
Raymond Broilers
5 3:00
.! r.-n‘.;-:i:c ‘M 31'. \\ :‘ “ ~.~r
L-s-wnl :iiiil iisi'c-l ~ti-o» n'o I-cm:
, . .i“:ll!‘.i 3:2“-
'I‘Il\‘ ONE PAIR \.\Il \tll' “I“.
\l' Ill R Nil 01‘" I‘ll.
v tiii') l-}
H. SSTTSROWN.
\‘7 Main St. South Sorwnlk
Swan Millie]
\Siirvcssors to J. .\l. Sauxis .t Vol
36‘.) \l'.\'l‘l~2R-S'l‘., foot Bank.
3 R I DG E P O R T
\\‘noi.i:s.ti.n asn RETAIL DEALERS in
Mllllllllllillll‘fll‘fi’ illlll Pflllllfll'l’
suppnxns.
Ship Chandlers.
Pure Lead and Oils.
NATI‘RJI. BAMBOO FISH I‘OLES,
[JARS-4] ABS—TABS
SIIOYELS SCOOPS FORK S
iiiadt-ofbcst mutcrial after our (“‘l‘. c~;'c-*i.l tl.~
signs.
Carefully prepared _
Cotton k Munilla Buoy & Dredge rope
very strong. soft. and pliable.
The best LINKS and RINGS iii America.
we warrant them not to tin-alt iii iinkiiig up and we
can now furnish light rings of all sizes. Also Steel
Links and Rings.
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT 0R STEAMER.
All the best. makes of PACKING and HOSE.
SCOTCH TYRES, WASTE OILS& ENGINEERS
SI‘I‘PLI ES.
Careful attention in orders by mail. Ncw York
prices. Telephone. Never iiiidersoid.
Allison Bro’s
_ ‘ prevail Family Soap.
:fibsolutely pure and
superior t’p all others for
‘general household use.
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American.
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Email 85 60..
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New York. Manufacturers. 01‘ first class
druggists and
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DESTRY ZYMOTIC LIFE. THE CAUSI 0F
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.
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For sale by drugglste. Try them.
The Hill Market.
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MEATS
SERVED IN TEE BB‘T ”Slam
want the choices HEAT TS. obtained' to
If
minim of trouble or cost. you will Ind them at my
Market. as wdl as
Poultry of 3' Kinds,
IN ITS SIASOX.
F. HAYES.
DIBBLE‘S BIDCK.~ ~ SOUTH NORWALK.
1847 1888
STILL AT THE FRONT,
“'1?“ TE! LARKIST ASMI-Tlm 0'
Sims, Rains, Heaters
CROCKERY. '
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
'WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
And .‘lll kinds of wire needed in a home at price!
loin r than ever at No.
I? WA LL STREET.
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Fish.
Fruits.
Vegetables.
Hunt & Zelufi’s.
Ora ngcs.
[in n a n as.
(i rapes.
Apples,
Lowest Prices.
fiscal op=.
- Oysters. '
Clams.
l‘wktetl t \ystcrs a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
DeIiVery.
Polite
Attention.
At Our Market.
Whenever you want anything to be
got at a complete market g1ve us a call'
HUNT & ZELUFE
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3652 0125ch
$3"
Offices, 436 Main Street.
“IMEPOB'I', court.
1 antagonist cast
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can eelltlie' stock by
as sending postal card to
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