as in man.
M
m
TIIh SENTilvEL. '
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A s‘i‘ltANttI DELUSION.
Ohio Fanatics “‘ho Worship a Woman
fol-Christ. _
Cmcrssui. July lS.-—One of the
most remarkable religious mamas of
which there is any record has broken
out in a little circle in this city. A party
of thirty or f people. most of them
prominent and a vs the avers in in-
telligence. believe that Mrs. olin B.
Martin of Walnut Hills is Christ mani-
feet in the flesh and that her sister. Mrs.
John F. Brook. is the Holy Ghost. The
followers of these two women meet at
Mrs. Brook‘s house and worshi i them
both. Mrs. Martin has exert some
strange and wonderful influence that
has put them completely in her power.
and they are fanatics on the subject.
One of the followers of this woman
Christ is named Jerome. lie was a book
kee here for the Cincinnati agency of
I). ‘firpleuin & 00.. the New York pub-
lishers. He gave up his position of $1.
000 a‘ car to serve the female Saviour of
mank nd. To an Enquirer reporter who
saw him today he said. in an earnest
and el uent conversation: "I have
seen u faceto face in the last half
hour."
A youn man named Cook, who works
in the an itor‘a ethos of the Adams Ex~
press company. has also been captured
Ie resigned his position. and has attach-
ed himself to the new sex. They believe
that all churches are frauds. and the
reachers a set of fools. Accounting
or the fact that Christ should mani-
fest himself in a female, they say that
in heaven there is no sexes. and the
savior is as liable to appear in a woman
Mrs. Martin. the “New
Christ." and Mrs. Brooks. the “Holy
Ghost.“ they say, are the only two per-
fect women on earth. and that the
millennium is at hand. This movement
has been going on quietly for a year
without becoming generally known.
The women seclude themselves. and
will not be seen by an ' one who is not a
worshiper or vouched or by one of them.
Many have sold their homes and taken
houses near the woman on the hill.
Those who have given up their positions
say they do not need work or money.
All they need is spiritual food. and this
will be furnishcd by the Lord. just as
it was furnished to the children “in the
wilderness.
.lohn l.oiiiinhii:v._.\l. IL. of Oxford. Ci.
Graduate of t i« Mmlical Department
or \‘alc College. is thorough botan-
ical atndclit. and \ino “lulu-s n
specialty of (‘hronic Illnod
Ill-orders. states as fol-
Iowa concerning “lied
Jacket rlIIIIVN."
' OXFORD. t‘onn“ August 14. 158‘).
Masses. Lewis & t‘o. :——
(lrzxrwiiisx-l have examined your
formula. and after visiting JOIII‘ estab.
Iialiment and witnessing your method of
preparing these Bitters. unhesitatingly
testify that your Iiittcrs shou'd produce
favorable results in an _atl‘ection of the
liver. While many tisordors of that
organ cannot be cured. temporary relief
may be_afforded to the worst cases.
These Bitters should be beneficial in
man forms of Kidney complaint. and
deer edly valuable in dyspepsia and iii
debility. arising from ma arts or other
remote causes. Yours. «to...
JOHN LOUNSBURY. M. I).
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~ Bogus nutter In Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport Farmer. speaking of
the conviction of a dealer in butterine.
there, and the suspension of sentence
says: uIt seems to be afact that the
- butterine dealers in Bridgeport have es~
coped with less punishment than those
in the maJority of other towns of Con-
necticut.” It also quotes Commissioner
Tatem saying: “Well. it relieves the
(‘onueegmt legislature of a great deal
of trouble. The members needn‘t both~
er themselves to make laws any more.
What‘s the use? They have found out
that if any law is not pleasing to a lice
court judge be will not cause its en orce~
merit. ’ M
'ruA'r visitnic‘r.
One of the Most liii ortant of Modern
Times In 5 State.
The trial of the New Haven boycotters,
just ended with the conviction of three
of them for conspiracy. is perhaps. in its
gfar-reaching significance. one of the
most important of modern times in the
state and therefore the statement of
Judge Stoddard in his charge to the jury
embodying the broad principle that is-
bor must be free, is of great weight and
moment. There can be no question that,
this principle will be maintained in the
higher courts to which the case is to be
appealed. It is a part of the organic
law of this commonwealth without
which our boasted liberties are a sham.
and Connecticut is not yet prepared to
surrender at the dictum of any set of
men the principles for which the fathers
of the stats . ed and u n which
they based her institutions. e are still
too American for such changes as that.
and shall be likely to so continue for a
long time to come. There may be ques~
trons of fact as. to whether the accused
none have Violated the laws laid down
t as to the validity, and sanctity of
/ those laws there is not and will not
o
be any radical difference of opinion
among those com tent to judge and
1:111:3wa to deci e.—-Bridgeport Stan-
Heritorioua.
l’esrl‘s White Glycerine makes the
aim , pure. soft and white; is barm-
Iemand delightful to use and at once
Oflective. Throw away your cosmetics
and ask your druggist for Pearl‘s White
Glycerine.
———————-—'_
Do not buy a piano on a friend’s advice
or a previously a ulred rejudice. Look
at the wonderful ath ek at Looinis‘
and. will bu . E '
h “if,“ wotbsr verypisno
—-——_~_
"norm. NOTICES.
Daemon‘s Arniea Salve.
TIiIG best Salve in the wcgl‘ilitfighCuts,
oer-s, cum,
“bores. “upped Hands,
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
:5 . ts . or mailndfid. Prifi‘e
ecu box. e Geo.
“aided. Nor-walk.
orwalk and South
a
i
r. nous
* new Yeti: City.
Ilow They May he Lookcd llpon an Ex»
, ponents of Character.
‘Tis lllt‘ but makes the man and want
of it tho folloW. Not that the entire ab.
sence of bat is necessary to mark the
fellow—that is indicative of the savage.
It is want in the sense of shortcoming in
the headgear that makes the felbw.
The lower a fellow falls in the social
scale the more glaring these shortcom-
ings grow. As he climbs up from fcl-
lowship to manhood the more does his
head thatching coincide with the stan-
dards of tastc. This is is shown even in
tho cxtrcmcst case—that of the savage.
The moment the dawn of civilization
breaks upon him he breaks for a Illll.
Iloncriilly it is a battered specimen of
the genus “stovopipef‘ that first falls in-
to his hands. and no better exponent of
his tic-t groping. tottering steps out- of
barbiirisin can be imagined than the ut-
ter incongruity of the big chief‘s appear-
ance in a cast-of hat of ii previous fash-
ionable age. The negro in the rougher
regions of the South betrays u siliiiliar
condition of imperfect development by
the worn and woll~ventilated slouch lint
that has dropped down to him through
many years and many social layers. In
the swamps he wears none. and his inat~
ted locks are like the course hair of the
beast. An old battered hat smacks of
the gutter and the barroom lloor. It
is not necessary to smell the breath and
other bodily odors of the wreck of one
who approaches you on the streets. or to
get .within earshot of his siipplicatlng
whine. tine glance at his hat and his
whole history can be written.
\Vhat character there is in a hat! Ilow
the Mexican‘s curious mixture of dash
and laziness is portrayed in his broad
sombrero! Of equal expanse but diamet-
rioally opposite otl'ect is the quiet broad«
brim of tho quukpr, How much of tlic
fierccness of \var‘s grim visaged front
was due to the spiked hclinct‘s of the
soldiery. Stern immobility is writtcn all
over the lingo lwarskins of tho Inipcriul
guard. wliilc cutrlike agility and adapt
ability flutter from the saucy cap and
tassel of the Zotiave. No surcr insight
to national character than tlrit all‘ordcd
by tlie'broiid. flat lunardlikelint of the
Chinainan. that has been the same for
centuries. awkward. usclcss and essen-
tially artificial. or bv the high but of the
fashionable Norwegian, who betrays his
shallow vanity by braving the vigo:s of
his arctic climate with the latest l‘uris
style of hcnddrcss. '
In the outlook lowcr of the Western
Union Company at Atlantic Highlands
there is. or was. an aged man who had
not left his clcvntod station for forty
years. His oycs woro worn with look-
ing for incoming vessels. and his men-
tal perceptions were in much the sainc
state of collnpst: despotic :iiid ctoclicty
n his family. curclcss and scornfnl of
the world. ho was a relic of the )l‘ls‘l half
ccnluiy. lint to one who saw him. no
lame explanation was necessary. lIis
hat told the whole story. Tall and
straight in the crown. worn in the nap
and narrow in the brim. during it" his
hermit lifc it never It‘ll his Ilt‘fltI ixccpt
when he slept.
.I list why thcrc is so much character
in the but is a little diilicnlt to i-xplain
It must be because the hat is lurgclv in-
dependent of a man‘s surroiindings and
work. and is therefore an exponent of
the man himself. Theroare occupations
and situations in which old. dirtv and
muddv shoes seem unavoidable: but no
thing‘less thin a Presidential fishing ex»
cursioii will warrant ii respectable man
in wearing a dilapidated hat. The per.
fect hat. correct in color. shape. weight
and material. worn at just the right an-
gle. caps the personal climax of the sclf~
poised. perfect man. Tipped forward
over the nose. it denotes the rowdv.
Tilted backward. in tells of a hurrving.
recklem character. Slouched to~ one
side. it: betrays a good-natured. under-
bred humanity trying to put its best foot
foremost. Punched in at the the top.
it marks absent mindedness. There is
no article of apparel that so combines all
the others into an effective unit for good
or ill. There is none in which a little
false taste can more completely ruin an
\
otherwise faultless outfit.
Excitement iii Texas.
(treat excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris. Tex. by the re-
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corie '.
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, orgaise his head: everybody said he
was dy ng of Consumption. A trial bot-
tle 0 Dr. King's New Discovery was
sent hi \ Finding relief. he bought a
large bo nd a box of Dr. King‘s New
Life Pills: b ‘ the time he had taken two
boxes of Pi is and two bottles of the
Discovery. he was well and had gained
in flesh thirty six pounds. Trial Bottles
of this Great Discovery for Consumption
free at Geo. B. Plaisted.
e : MIMI/1124M '
CURE
Blot Headache and relieve all the troubles incl.
dent to a hilioua state of the system. such as Di:-
t‘rv res ”cw-ember“ “rem
. II it do It " I I) ‘ll‘ mos ‘ -
ableeucccss beach-shown in corn-lgt ‘ W
SIK
Readschc. yetCartss-‘s Little lechillsm . null
valuable in Constipation. curing and resins-‘3
this annoying; complaint. while they a so corn‘i :
slltlisordcrsof the stomach. stimulate the lini-
andmgulahtbsbowels. Eveniitbeyonlycurcd
P'l
achsthcywouldbealmost .celeutothoso
underfloor this distressing complaint: but fo‘iythue
their goodness docs notcnd here, and them
than.““assesses": ““5111?
n 0 WI no it“
to do without nut simian Bid! heed g
CHE
Isthcbsnsofsomsnylivesthsthemiswhcmws
malt great boast. cum duo‘-
“3.32” at. °'“ 9‘“ 3‘ “
n
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills are re small. :1
very easy to take. One or two pills gate a digs.
They are strictly vegetable and do notgrlpoor
plug: but b their -ntlc action l ‘ '
use .m. Kl vialsiiirs cents: c.3334 3.3
by Wat-.1 everywhere. or sent by mail.
~ WIGINE CO...
New York Clue
Willy
forearm
A 1
Not it Secret Remedy.
All the Roots. lint-Its and Ilcrhg clitci‘iu"
Into the composition of
LEWIS‘ RED JACKET BITTERS
are plainly printed on the label of every bottic.
\\'c claim in} patent whatcvcr upon this ‘celcbratcd
iiicilicinc ; only upon our tradc Illtu'n.
. . . .
LE“ 18’ RED JACIih’I‘ IlIT'I‘IERs
no nernl or nisonous Ni istanccs
dwiI‘IIEIPpuzvlrlvcmiablc [IR-paranoia .. SI If E
q‘l’lllit‘et-FovcrnndAaucnnddlnlnrinqnns
govt-mun I'clilcd)‘ tor . \‘crniid Ix idncv trouolus,
Ilynpl‘ sin. Indigestion. Less at . nnegtic
sick I endncbe ‘oativcncas. If licnninti-ni.
Nervouancs. insomnia and Iii-potency in
cllhcl‘ aux. \\‘ ic discascs Invarialdy yh-ld !u in.
\cgctablo rwncdlcslnlliose biticm. A spl-t-dy run-cl ii
universal when used according to IllI‘i'L‘I ions
FEMALE IIIl-‘Flt‘i‘IRI‘IES
in young or old. married or Sitiglv‘. yum r-. rally ... tliii
_ Inuilualgl'o Family RIQ‘IIit‘I'I‘I‘s k
be not wait it 'ou arcs-n our-“me . ilici;
rr Max‘ BF. won .a i
. TI\‘\’ JIJS'F UNI? l'ltifl‘ir‘i‘ll‘
LBWIS’ RED J AGKET l) . 'lfTBRS
AN“ 'I‘\KI“. N“ "THE“.
W k‘ur Sale by all I )i‘ii;«;i::t$.
LEII’IS if? (‘U., Sole Proprietors
NFJV HAVEN. CONN-s IK 14. A.
8&le
”PE!!!“8 0'5"“
““wa
CLYcE RINE
is a pearly white.
semi-transparent
fluid. having a re-
markable atii n i t y
for the skin. The
only article yet
known to chemistry
that will penetrate
the skin “'I'I‘IIOIT'I‘
ISJ lYIn’.
Ilcforc l'sIn‘.
Beautifies the Complexion,
I-tradiratcs all Spots. Freckles. Tan. .‘Ioth
I'nlclics. Blur-It \\'nrnin. lnipni‘ltlcs and Ills-
colorntions ol‘ ci cry hind. t‘lllirr is ohm or on in
the skin. It It trims the skin pnrmt‘Ii-ar. Iii-alth-
[ii] and brilliant. ih‘ailln: a t 'Itll- . \Ii'II um. h is
iirlllirr ii'iilulal n-~r tri‘np.‘-.'.ir'\‘ lot at lint" lit-ax-
Iful nd ~rriinncnl u I‘ wantv. s :p \x- -
:Icffllg)‘ 'tlzt‘ul thin; for \l‘..lIi‘\I \-Z louhti sslu on
tarsus. ‘r_v it. .
I'J'.‘ OURES
(Almost Instantlyl Sunburn. I'rIt-Liy Ilcat. (bap-
r-cd. Rough or (‘hafod ELI-i in Ind its rvsuits
upon all illscusrs or the skin are w.-u~i. rrul.
It Never l-‘ailn.
Price 750. per Emit
U00 Also
P E A R L‘ S
. m,
White Glycel’inc
SOAP,
it makes the slim to
soft and \vl;.'..‘.
Ask Your
Druggist For It.
.\Il\l' I sing.
"Allis VIII?! GLICEIIII 60.. PROPSJIIN HANK“.
sin—i}-
__ We’iead on the
price of HIGGINS’
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 UAKESFUBllflU
IDA N I I2 I. II’IIOM .VI I". I" I‘ll'
“’nshlnglon strccr Bridge.
MA [ARIA !.
“l‘NlVI-ZIISAI. NI.\I..\ lil.\
(‘l’lil~1“ is \varmnlcd n positiic (urc for Fin i:I:s_
Ikirkcr's
t‘iiii.i.~ and .\l.\i.ilu,\ in may i’i‘l'lll. t‘i’ Illi'lli‘)‘
ri-fundnl by GEO. ll. I‘LAIS'I‘RD. Illll‘titils'l‘.
SOU'I‘II NORWALK. I‘ricc Still pcr lmiilc.
5‘15 3m
SEYMOUR BROS.
:0 WASHINGTON 51‘.
AND BUY FOR
CASH
THE FOLLOWINQGOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we ofier.
Barrel of Best Floor in City. $6.10 or so
cents a bag.
4* lbs fine Delaware butter. $1.00 or 25
cts a pound.
mxtra Choice Creamery Butter :28 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, 5S
quart.
Best P. R. Mollasscs, 50 cts gal., 13 cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85‘ cts. gal. 23
etc. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 21 cts.
“ Mocho “ 38 cts.
“ ‘Msricabo “ 20 cts.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar SLOO.
cts gal., 15 cts.
15 lbs A. Sugar LOO
17 lbs Ex. 0 Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
IVASIIING'I‘ON STREET.
Born, Julv lsi. “$86.
A“ NEW FIRM
01d Stand
IlillIILR BLOCK. 63 MAIN ST.
Dibble & bumsmbk
Oll‘er you the best bargain in
Flour.
l‘illsbui‘y or Jones, by bag or hl-I. “What
prict‘: Come and sec. The
BEST BUTTER,
nt ‘32 cts. The Lowest Prices for Coffee.
unsurpassed for quality. “'c have tricd
to buy better but they are lizird to find.
A large lot ofDIN—exvaanncd- tint-dz: are
on the road. to be sold way down.
“Aggressive and progressive.“
mean business. Come and see us.
Dibble & bbmstuck.
AMBLER & SAMMIS
ARE NUW READY FOR
SPRING TRADE. I856,
\\‘l‘l‘ll l~‘l'l.l. LINES (Il‘
Velvet. Brussels.
\Y e
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
DRYGUUDIllllIATRMENT
Tricots. Sucking-s.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Sntines.
“lit. 2: u. ~li:.‘;i hr harm to suhinx: to t... :Il‘i\|~*
« tioii of thi- pal-.1. . and :uamnin i!..~
In‘ “G EST 8" ‘(H‘IL
III-351‘ GOODS as“ I.t\\\'H.\T I‘IllvEr‘.
AMBLEB & SAMMIS.
PRINTING rib-ALL KINDS
.\ 1‘ TI I [‘2
Sentinel O1 lice,
ELIZABETH ST.
50 NtllHVA LR.
Halbb, Ballbyib bu.
Msnnfscturcrsof :liltI Dcalcrs in
Lumber, '
Timber,
Shingles,
' Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash.
Blinds, Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc. '
I'encored Hard .Wood Work,
Hard wood Ceiling and
Fluorine.
Harlem 1. Sit. .
J. r. Peckweuf
7 James Block. Water St. .
Norwgljg , - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
'I‘o compete with large concern I have taken the
axons of one of the oldcetan largest establish-
! meats In the state for the sale or
Harness. Saddles, Halters, Sur~
cingles, Collars, 830.
Fine Harness To Order.
As usual. at the old stud. where I will hes a toga
larllnc of Win 8 Chamois. iota:
Robemleed "‘me
Ms.
M h 'I'I
sm'u's'cs' .ruuuo."“ midi-m new:
on
N
SOUTH N 0 RWALK
“garish-amnesia,
"tra- is
“Misty-arse!"
F. cREAT‘
American be bl
__.._, .‘F.._.
F. H. NASH &BRO.
only agents for (‘in and Borough
These Iicatcrs arc cxccllcil by none
and stand at the bond of the
list for
SUI I’LICITY,
DUBABILITI’,
EFFICIENCY,
Arc (I'II th‘atlili”. casily mars-god. and frvc from
v F . _
dust aim sriiokc. ><ciid for c:rcul.-ir~.
C ROCKERY
IN ALI. ITS \‘AIIIETIES.
llolicniinii, French and
Amer-clan Glass “’nre.
Also a largc stock of the best fruit jttNlIIIIu‘
market. of thc ialc~t l‘llpl’vu’l‘lllt‘llf. \\‘c an: thc
on?) :igrnlsni It \\ :i. for tin stir o: llit’lll.
“'ood. ’l‘in, Iron, llol-
low \"nrc. '
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sad Irons and Kitchen Furnishing goods
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor Or~
llzllllt‘hli. Ramgcs and Oil Siovcs.
“fo l'l..\Il PAINT. I‘ril t'vII'i‘i‘ Inlrl. “Hit ,3,
ll. I‘nllix' :o with poi, szmc Inst-hing. tiirpi-t
Tricksitc \«zv. 'I‘I\ ROOFING. lamination-rs
iindali kzml~ t-f finish: in Mitals st t‘all. Now is
tlic IiIIIi‘ lo linic I-‘uinan cit-sited and put in
order.
- .H. Nflllltfll'fl.
$3-00
SHOE
r—«v
<99
Till:
J. F. HILL Al. 00..
lmpr-w u‘. N wml \I‘. it FIN!“ the luwl s‘xvu- cit-r
fluid for i‘u- nru . v, 'I‘3It‘!|t‘ ~luw~ 'iaii- rill 82w tlirrll
of lllv‘ Ill-251‘ ll.\\ll >l‘l\\'l‘:ll Work. ln .133: n~ ill-xi
Mr in l‘u f--.~t 'l“.- tr 3!» .i'. .:.l. .Li.l.‘l'_’\‘ um .- ihc old
slylc IIIflI‘IlIIiI‘v‘tW‘tVI ~Iim~ ii IIlt :l'
l’ l‘lRl“ l-IC'I‘I. Y SMOOTH
l N'N 1.; l} §()I AIDS.
No pcgs. lm in or lwavy scam of thrca-l to hurt
llw (not and “our will tin~ * :n;~. \Vilh 'I'IIK
'I-Il‘ >I-2\\’I‘Zl| “'81. “iv rlhilll cumin on
‘ ' I. (In‘ iiz-pcr and prucixziii:
Tlui al'v l::' in if ihc
_ ..._ Illl in .‘I . the 3.1mm;
of lamb and in“ show and vitri :oi r ‘s
WARRANTED.
Till: l‘IlIt‘lC t‘l“ THESE MINI-IS 1“
$ 3.00
a 1...;r.
fincs
I‘ail. t‘XrlIil‘Ila‘ ti comp-in~ ‘hrm \\ "- ' rnr~
dmnrv IIIIM‘IlllII‘v‘A n! arif nail-d ‘Iltlr'~ rm“ twin}:
:idwr: M": :i: lla- mm.- pr
'I‘IIY ONE I‘.\III .\Nll l’tll~ \\ II.I.
“ILL“ NO OTHER.
‘0! stir til: _\ ll)
H. s BROWN.
5? Main St. South Norwulk
Swabbbusbbbll,
«Successive: in J. M. Sunns .r (‘0 i
362 WATER-STE, foot Bank.
B R I DO. E PO R T
\t‘iioi.i:s.iu sxn Reno. Dunne: ix
Mflflfliflfllfll‘fll‘i' and Palnlnrs'
aux-131.133.
Ship Chandlers.
Pinto. Lead and Oils.
N.\TI‘R.\I. BAMBOO FISH FOLKS;
UARS~0ARS~0ARS
SIIOI'ELS SCOOPS FORKS
made of btst matcrisl after our own especial di-
signs.
Carefully prvpsrcd
Cotton it: Manilla Buoy & Dredge rope
very strong. soft. and pliable.
The host INKS and RINGS in Amcrica.
\vc warrant t icln not to tin-alt in iii-Ring up and we
can now furnish light rings of all slats. Also Steel
Links and kings.
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT 0R STEAMER.
All the best makes of PACKING and HOSE.
SCOTCH TUBES. WASTE OILS& ENGINEERS
SUPPLIES.
Careful attcntion to orders by mail. New York
prism. 'I‘clcphoac. Never undersold.
Allison Ito’s
Improved Family Soap.
Absolutely pure and
superior to 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. Bowen 8. 60.,
Newspaper Aswan-lag Burn-
10
HEADQUARTERS ma THE
BIEST DIEATS
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
IS AT———-
.bugtbnranb’s Motel Martel,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
al.il
'I‘IIE .ii'a'i'n CELEBIIA'I‘ED
Bhallanbe Ice Cream Depot.
50 MAIN ST.
All onlcrs for icc cn-nm and gciicral catering
promptly :illcndnl to. First duo in all ris’pccts. 0r
{Il‘h solicitnl.
c. B. D’ARTOIS.
COAL!
COAL!
COAL!
Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
——-..-
Delivered FREE
FR 0M DUST.
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RaYlIlbllll Brblbbrs
PLASTE
Gums Backacbe. Lung Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. Etc.
A trial! will :u-nviiico tlm most skeptical that
thcy arc the baud. 'l‘m-y an- llts‘tils‘ltt‘d with
capsicum and - mure ptnii‘lplv‘uf petroleum.
being far rm... ‘. Fv-I‘flli in their action than
othcrplasteu It. .u-tln-induce-dtotskcothrrg
but Ito sum and '.:-.-t tlv- cerium.-"Pt-troline.“
which is always t :z. IiISmI in an envelope with the
signature of tho pruiiru'l-lrs. Tho l‘.\\‘.l‘. t‘o_,
and dircclinxs in [our languages: also seal in
I'h‘t'll‘fllld gull ml each plaster. Sit-ill by III
alruggists. at .‘5 Cents each
PEDACUHA
CORN nus-tens ‘
Are the best known remedy for lrnrd and soft
rorus. and nevu' fail to cure. I‘ricc. 35 cent;
PEDACURA INSOLES
a
fine Cold Feel. Gout. Rheumatism,
Paar-rs] 'ais. §\\~olleu Feel. etc. The
Itelcg \I‘ its Proprietary t‘o., at Church Street.
hew York. Manufacturers. of first class
ilrmistn and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
SOI'TII ,NORWALK. CONN. €06 Iv
bblswums lel-ZYIibTil:
PASTI LLES
”DES'I‘RY ZYNO'I'IC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
———DISEASB.——
Th.. ' are a perfect antidote for all those troubles.
For sale by druggista. Try them. 742
The Model Mariel.
—— 'I Ill Ilfir'i‘
MEATS
SERVED IN TIIK BET HANS“
If want the choicest MEATS. obtained re
rd-csa of trouble or cost. you will and them at my
arkct. as “1‘“ as
Pblllll? bf all Klblls,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBIS‘S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALK.
1847
1888
STILL AT THE FRONT,
WITH THE LAIflili-‘T Asitlmltfif 0P
Stoves, Rflflgfli, . Healers
CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE,
woonau WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
And all kinds of “arc hooded in a imn-‘c at prln‘
I.i\\t‘r that: cur .1! .\'o
I i “A I. I. S'I‘IIEE'I‘.
E. K. L‘UUKWflflD, 81 [ll].
E IS. LOCKWOOI) FRANK I. JONES
*“fqasésr
Fruits.
\' cgclalilcs.
Hunt & Zelufs.
Oranges.
Bananas,
ti rapt-s.
A ppios.
Lowest Prices.
fiscal lops.
Oysters.
Clams.
t‘ Pickh'd Oysters a specialty.
Fresh , and Good.
Prompt
Delivery.
Polite
Attention.
At Our Market.
“’henever you want anything to be
got at a cmupit 0' market give us a call'
HUNT b 2111wa
1818 to 1883.
Ofices, 436 Main Street,
“summary, COIN.
I will Pay ill. blunt Gail
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
W P003033.
SOUTH nonwm
con
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cm. rust “sum-
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fall.
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minusiint
PIANOS.
nus-tilt. ram inn.
OVIR l8,“ IN “8'.
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Norwalk Chronicler