gs,"
k store; but. with a five hundred dollar one
~ license is right.
Andelnpb
.Wlenru
\
mus SEMINEL.
S or"! NORWAIK. such]. fiasc-
TEMPERANCE.
The Alarm Printed Under this Heud
is (‘inifri'butcd by the IV. L‘. T. l‘iiioii.
Christian people who think that the
liquor crime can l compromised with
the Almighty by/filigh license" will
be interested in this:
The Deacon‘s Sunday School Sermon.
A dear old deacon in my state was
cursed by a high license pulpit, but
was so loyal to the church that he took
as gospel all that fell front the desk.
8). when the pastor pushed high license
he. as a supeiintendent of the Sunday
school. said: u'l‘each it to the children:
as the trees are bent the twigs should be
inclined.“ So in his lonely way he
turned the sermons into language the
children could understand, and made a
* talk for high license before the Sunday
school.
“Dear boys and girls.“ began the dea-
con. “vou know it is yery naughty to
drink or and whisky. So. too. it's
naughty to sell them without a license
or with a cheap license. But when the
State orders high license. and. the town
makes every saloon keeper pav $500 out
of what he gets for making drunkards.
it isn't naughty any longer to sell beer
and whisky. but real nice. respectable
business. like selling sugar or hymn
books. And 'our blessed papas don‘t
like to have a fly dollar saloon by their
each side. they know that all good peo~
pie will like to visit their store. So.
when bad men get drunk and swear and
fight and roll into the gutter before the
five hundred dollar saloon. your high
license pa’s know thats a blessing. and
they“ must thank (iod every day that
blessings fall so thick about them.
‘aXou see it all clear. don‘t you
children? If not. you must be patient
and remember your eyes will grow
bigger, like pa‘s some day. Of course
too. your line manimas never visit the
wife of the fifty dollar runiseller: but
quick as he grows so good and respect-
able that he iays his town $500 a year.
as its share 0 what he gets by making
drunkards and drunkard‘s wives and
children. and the old taxpayers pat him
on the back. why then. of course. your
line mammas go right off and visit his
wife. and find her just lovely. and ask
her over to tea; don‘t they? You know
an advance of $450 in hccnse works a
great change of heart and manners in
tho saloon keeper and all his family:
when he pays 1550 he‘s a brtitc. but when
he pays $500 he's a gentlemen. .
' “You keci on seeing it. don‘t you.
children? Itinybc. though you can‘t
see whv. if it‘s awful wicked for a fifty
dollar license to till a man‘s boots with
snakes and his head with crazy. and
turn his hands into double lists. and
send hint home to knock down his wife
and kick his little boy and girl into the
street—if this is dreadful wicked. maybe
you can‘t see why it‘s all right and re-
spectable for a live hundred dollar
license to do the same thing. lint it‘ll
come clear to you when yongrow up
and read the Bible the way lots ii‘ men
do now. Then you'll see that what‘s all
wrong standing alone. is all right stand-
ing on live hundred dollars.
“Maybe, too, pct lambs. you don‘t
now quite how. if that‘s wrong. to
drink liquog at any “license. it‘s right as
can be to all them at any license coax-
ing men to drink them. lint wait llll
you get big. and hear men talk who
now a ions lot about high license.
Then ycull see that the words in the
Lord‘s prayer—‘Lead us not into temp-
tatimi‘—don‘t mean anything now. the
world's got to be so smart. And when
the high license reachers get up a new
version of the estament. I suppose
they‘ll leave outall tiiatrnonsensc.
- “One thing more. sweet ones. don't
forget what high license is to or
towns. \Vhy. quite often it bnihs a
new jail—and lills it. Isn‘t that real
good for it? So. if any of you die
drunkards. or drunkards‘ wives. it‘ll be
a warm comfort to you to remember
that, by living drunk. or with adrunk-
ard. you‘ve paid to support your town
and country. almost. onetenth of what
the ‘ve paid to kill you.
“ cu must remember too. that high
It‘s so much. you see.
like prohibition; for you can easily see
‘that a halfaloaf‘s better‘n no bread.‘
if ‘tis poison.
“Now good-by children: and if you
ever waiitto bea constable. or go to
congress. and wanted the taxes collected
in a tumbler. don‘t object to being
damned. only charge high for it.“
The Sunday school scholars laughed
and called the deacon crazy. their
fathers got to thinking. and the pastor
got intoa passion. but was afterward
converted and became a good mam—J.
C. Ambrose in the Voice.
Nothing and Something.
It l" notht to me. the beauty mid.
With a can- can luau of her ~tt hurt;
The man ll weak. if hecau i re in
From the cup you say is fraught with pain.
It'was something to her in after years
VI hen her eyes were drenched with burning tears.
And she watched in lonely grief and dread.
And started to hear a angering trend.
It is nothing to me. the mother said;
I have no fear my boy will trend ‘
The downward tutti: of sin and shame.
Arid crash in: heart and darken his name.
It was cunethi to her when that only son
From the path r -ht was early won.
And madly cast in t (lowing bowl
A round body and “wrecked soul.
It is nothi to me the merchant said.
As over his alga he beat his head;
I‘m busy to day with tine and int.
And have notirue to fumeaud fret.
It was something to him when over the wire
ltlonothlagtomdthe waded:
alumnae ide—
lnhieeyunu-u dash
lined «to I mi tea:
.lknuw >
to him what in primal
”mammal ""21?“
win an
And the WIN wreck of his warm lite.
.13.,“me manthmmi‘gid
e party one my greatest —
Thea ve hlsvute tor the liquor trade.
Thingam- were embed and druukards mule.
It was something to him in one life.
When his daughter became a drunkard‘e wife.
And her hungry children cried for bread.
And trembled to hear their father‘s trend.
In it nailing for us to idl sleep.
While the cohort: of d their viglls keep.
Miller the you and thoughtless lu—
griud In our n grist of sin 2
It is something—‘-
for all or us to-uuxd.
our Saviour“: band—
tc bur. live and light
On the side or God. and changclesc light.
Selected.
Every nervous rson should try
Carter's Little NEE E Pills. They are
made specially for nervous and dyspeptic
men and women. and are just the mode
cine needed by all persons who, from
any «use. do not sleep well, or who fail.
to get proper strength from their food.
Cue- ot weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, nervousness and sick head-
ache, ac" rendillly yield to the use of the
Little Nerve P' In, particularly it com-
binedwith Carter‘s Little Liver Pills.
In vial. at 85 cents.
Ir. Ward nickel. in the Inspector for
the new Haven Water company.
le Ham, Coun.. Sept. 1, 1883.
Hans. Llwrs a Go. :—
Gm—In reply to your enquiry,
will any that my wife has for some time
endured from debility and .mularil.
Mm ruin your “RED JACKET
" seems very much bps-
fitted. and will continue their use
an neon-it: requirn. ll
W your.
wait) mesons «
Ill“. LOFXSBI‘RY.
Connecticut Sentiment Favors
Ilia Nomination.
[From the Norwich Bulletin 1
,In eastern Connecticut the best suiti-
ment of the rt ' appears to be cluster-
ing around Ili‘r. Inninsbury. and if the
action of the convention is in consonance
With this sentiment, we think that it
will receive cordial popular endorse
ment. '
Mr. Lounsbury embodies in a peculiar
degree the elements which appeal to the
favor of the people. He is not an office—
seeking politician. as his history shows.
lie has almost never held a public oilice.
He was once a presidential elector and
was in the legislature of 1874. when he
gave a good account of himself. but
these are about the only instances in
which he has stepped outside of the
path of industrious private life. He is a
business man. of well known ability
and established character. By hard
work and the intelligent em iloyment of
his talents he has succ ed in ac-
cumulating a comfortable amount of
wealth, which has been not only honor-
ably eatued but worthily used. Every
meritorious project has received his
open-handed assistance. lie was never
known to disregard the appeal of the
suffering and needy. Ilis charities. like
his personal characteristics. are quiet
and unobtrusive. lie is a man who
impresses one as being thoroughly demo-
cratic. in the broad sense of the torm—
one of the people. modest. unassuming.
genial and approachable. «-
Mr. Lounsbnry is a hum of iinexcep-
tionable personal habits. lie is temper-
ate himself and favors temperance. and
would enlist the sym thy of all fair-
minded and nnpreju iced temperance
advocates.
It will thus be seen that Mr. Louns-
bury‘s nomination would be popular
with business men iii-cause he is a prac~
ticalybusincs: man: with workingmen.
because he is from their ranks. having
worked up by genuine personal labor:
Willi the temperance men. because he is
tcmpcrat .; with the S'Illlil‘l'. because he
was a soldicr; with the benevolent and
philanthropic. because he is In ncvolcnt
and philanthropic: with the people gen-
erally. because he is no aristocrat: and
with everybody who wants an intelli~
gem and honest adriiinislration of state
affairs. because he is Ilill lligcnt and
possesses a c‘ouracti 1‘ above suspicion.
East ern
, ‘ .
Ayor‘s _~\gtio l‘urc. when hand accord-
ing to directions. is warrant id to cradl-
c.ite from. the system all malarial iii.“
cases. such as Fever and Agile. (‘hill
Fever. Iliirl‘llllilt‘l t. Remittcnt. and
liilions i-‘evers. :inil tIlSv-l'tlt‘re‘ of tltelivcr.
Try ii. The experiment \\'lll cost you
nothing if a cure in in t t tl'erli-d.
.\il\li'i- In “other:
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a alt‘k child sutleiing and
crying with pain of cutting teeth”: If
so. send at once and got it l-ottlo of
Mus. thstow‘s hiui'l‘lllVH St'tu'i‘ t‘oit
t‘iitt.i~iu~:x 'l‘i»:i:'rni.\u. Its valueis incul-
i'ulablc. It will ‘rrlieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. llcpcnd upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and dinrrlnn :i. rcgu~
lilies the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic. softens the gums. reduces
tntlinintation. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS. \\'l\‘sl.o\\".\‘
sooi‘uixo S\lll'i‘ l‘l‘li t‘niwnm 'l‘i:i-:Tn-
lxii is pleasant to tlietnste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
l'nilcd States. and is for sale bv ml
druggists throughout the world. l‘rice
rill-1y
‘23 cents a bottle.
SI‘ICCI A I. SOTII‘ I'IS.
Ilneklen‘s .\rnlca Sah e.
Thelicst Salve in the world for Cuts.
Ilruises'. Sores. I‘lcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. 'l‘cttcr. t‘happed Hands.
Chillilains. t‘orns. and all Skin l~‘.ru;~tions.
and bositivcly cures l‘iles. or no pay re~
quit-ed. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
‘25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. ll.
I’laisted. Norwalk and South .\'orwalk.
.
"IIQ'I Honey is the best Cough Cu”. '35. 50: $1.
Glenn‘s Sulphur Soap heals and beautifica. 25.:
German Corn Remover Lilla Corns. Running 25..
Hill’s "II! l Whisker Dye— black & IirovrnJ'itk.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in I Minute. 95.-
Dean‘- Rheumatic I‘ll]! are a sure cure. 50:.
7% 1V
.\ l‘ard.
To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay. loss of manhood.
&c. I will send a recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF L‘IIA RUE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America.
ed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH 'I‘. INMAN.
768 ly.
Send a sclf~address-
Sick Headache and relieve all the tmuhlos Inch
«but to a bilious Staten! the system. such an Diz-
: Sites-i, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bistros after eating.
Pain in the Side, kc. \“hilc their montrcmnrks
niobium has bconebcwn in curing
SICK
I'll-admire. yet Carter‘s Little Uvrrl‘illsamequ«“y
valuable in Cmistipatiou. curing and rev.- . -
this snuoyiugcomplamt. while mi . car it
uhduuhtethcbowell. Muhammad
. HEAD
Adm they would be almost priceless ”those who
butler from this distressing complaint : but tortu-
nately their goodness docs notend h ' and those
\vglio‘oncc try them willhnr‘idhthcsellltttol: ills valu-
n e nsoman ways a t cywi n ‘wllllng
to do without Ihcm. nututtcr all sick bead
ACHE ’
I: thebanectsomanyllvcn thathereiswhcrou
make our grunt boast. Our pills cure it whale
others do not.
Carter'- Little Liver Pills are very small and
very only to take. One or two pills make a ilusc.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge. but b their gentle action please all who
use them. it vials at 1‘5 cents: live for $1. SJ“.
by drugglub: everywhere, or sent by mail.
CAREER MEDICINE 00.,
New York Gin.
818 l)‘
mu rm Hutu
Act- dine upon
are...“ on":
FOE Alli.“
w bleu.w
thi- WEN“: In
Why given-gsnthr:
tween the should-
SHARP.
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0' a. Pain in the Stan.
they
runs for
a "‘3. or“ rot-oi. ’
on ruedpt u!
was
”In“ A.“
mum.
rumour”: in which
MAlAR'A
I: M057 PREVALENT
MeAugus‘CSe/ilhnber
OcTol>€T& November,
D onT WAIT
T ‘11 are m
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AT ONCE the are. of
LEWIS’
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BITTERS
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$1.512 ’orugsisn"
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semidra n s p a re n t
fluid having c. ro-
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for the skin. The
only article. yet
known to chemistry
that will penetrate
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ISJ [ lu‘.
Before I sing.
Beaulil‘tes the Complexion,
l-Zrullicntrs all Spots. Freckles. 'l‘nn. Sloth
l'nichcu. lllnclt \\ onus. Impurities and Ill..-
cnlurnlionn of m er) kind. either within or tip-n
the skin. It n ride-'3 r: o skin puremlenr. Ilt‘nlllh
' ‘l‘I‘ill «\lil \:.‘.
In] and brillia ma. _
llclllml‘ afllllclallr-l‘ ll'lli‘.‘v"lf\‘ l~t.t at
tiful and permanent in Its beauty. “t .. «vou-
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Iuluuls. ‘ry lt.
I'I.‘ CURES
(limo-t Inatuntlyl Sunburn. l‘rlekly lie-t. l‘bnp—
ped. Iii-ugh or l‘hnl’ed ekln: in Let its results
unit: all lliN’dv' ~ VI t;.c sLln azc “i 1.1.:tul.
ll ‘I‘VOP Fulln.
I‘rito 75c. 33: 33:1:
Ult‘ Also
P E A R L ' S
White Glyceriuc
SOAP,
it makes the "1
no“ and wit.
Ask Your ‘
Dmggist For It. An"- run...
PIAII'S Ill"! OUCEIIII cl. PROPS..NIVI NAVIIII.
\nlfv
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS‘
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY soap '
25 UbKESFllR$lflll
pAN I I‘ll. L’IlllVI .VI Ii IDI I‘Il'
“'nslilngion Street III ldgc.
For TEVIIIRS. (‘III Ll.‘ u.
IALAIIA in every form take
Ballet's “Universal
Malaria cure."
It cnrcl uickly — make s In"
lull-oil tun i-irrv‘u s the n"
n~ltltL Mom-y n fillulv‘tl it It
ails (0 curv. l‘n-t- viul
H. BARKER.
‘Ilnl. l‘ltot'tnnt I. It. I.
‘rtw. Cl. at all iiruggisu.
SEYMOUR BROS.
'30 “'ASHINGTIDN 51‘.
AND BUY FOR
CASH
THE FOI.LO\\‘ING GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
_tlle adgtptnges we otter.
Barrel of Best Flour in City, £0.10 or 870
cents a bag.
4% lbs fine Delaware butter. “.00 or ‘25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter :38 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. 0. Molasses, 58 cts gal. 15 cts.
quart.
Best P. R. Mollamcs. 50 cts gal., 13 cts.
quart. '
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gal. ‘22
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Goth-e, ‘24 cts.
“ Macho “ 32 cts.
“ Maricabo “ 20 cts.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $.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 proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
OSSWG INSTITUTE
113“
tin.
run was
SING SING NuYu
G Bait vantage-h
Born, lulv lst. l886.
A NEW FIRM
AT THE
0161 Stand.
IllllIIILF. BLOCK. 03 MAIN ST.
Dibble 8.11011131ch
Offer you the best bargain in
Flour,
Pillsbury or Jones. by bag or bbl. “'hat
price? Come and see. The
BEST BUTTER,
at ‘3‘3 cts. The Lowest Prices for Coffee,
unsurpassed for qualitt . \\'e have tried
to buy better but they are hard to find.
A large lot oer::L‘anned Goods are
on the road. to be sold way down.
"Aggressive and progressive.“ \Ve
mean business. Come and see us.
Dibble & Gumstuck.
AblBLER & SAMMIS
ARE NU\\' lH\ilY I‘Ul:
SPRING TRADE, 1886,
WITH r‘l‘li. LISTS Ul’
Velvet, Brussels.
Tapestrv, Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
DRY GUODilllll’bTRMENT
Tricots. Suckings.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seer-suckers. Prints
and Satines.
\\‘...cl; \\.- ~l..~i‘.l be int .\~ to sol-nil to Ho unper-
.:.:.d :uatriniu- 1L.»
LARGEST STOCK.
liifiv'l‘ i-Ot‘lls‘ \\li l.|‘\\'l-C.\"I‘ l'lili'l‘l“.
bMBLEll lb SAMMIS.
PRINTING 0F ALL 10an
.\T '1‘!th
Sentinel O '09,
.ELIZABETH ST.
Halcb, Bailey’b [10.
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Plckets. Win-
-. _dow Frames.
Etc.
\‘cneored llard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
Hausa“. s12. ‘ - scorn seaward:
“J. I‘. Peckwell.
7 James Block. Water St.
Norwanx, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
'l‘u compete with large concerns. I have taken the.
agency of one of the oldest and largest establish-
meats in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Fine Hai-ne as To Order,
As ”usual. at the old stand. where I will keep: regu-
tar line of Whips. Sponges. Chamois, Blankets.
Robes. Feed Bags, Traveling Bags ac.
he. full In! Old-work which
them do. and used M will M!
GUI: we-..”
earned ovum-nay III-
nuueuw Venue-tuned... “I!!!”
Mu-mumwm.
g tille- a
m.» san'iv’f'g E W“
aim
THE GREAT
Amerinnjba 81'
F. H. NASH & BRO.
only agents for City and Borough
These heaters are excelled by none.
and stand at the head of the
list for
SDI I’LICITY,
DURABILITY,
EFFICIENCY,
Arc self cleaning. easily mannucd. and free from
dust and smoke. Semi for rircnlars.
C ’ROCKE RY
IN ALL "‘8 \‘ARIE‘l‘ll-IS.
Bohemian, French and
Ami-retail Glass “'nre,
Also a large stock of thc bcst fruit jarein the
market. of tie latest l‘tiprln't‘llll‘lll. “‘e are the
ui..y :igcntsin town. for the sale or them.
\l‘ood. ’I‘in, Iron, llol-
low “'are.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sad Irons and Kitchen Furnishing goods
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor Or.
naments, Ranges and Oil Stoves.
“:th t'l Al) PAINT. Pat ('niT-a‘ liits. “Sill 3"
lb (‘uIYm Viit‘iit'll not. .\‘lu\'i' Iilm‘ktllg. l'urpvl
Tacks. ilc etc. TIN RINWFING. I.cadcr>.l;uttvl"!
and :ili ktlul~ of Jobm: in .‘Itllllr‘ ill t‘ail. Now is
the Iilll" lo hinc Furnaces Neutral and pu’. in
under
TH. NbSlleI‘I,
$3-00
SHOE
-0.
Till-7
J. F. HILL «It Co.,
lint rot mi 5. uni \\'r1t Slaw, the bat ~hoc not
so lI for t‘n PiHllI'V. 'l‘ln sr shoes but.» at: llzt‘ merit
of the Illin‘l‘ HAND \HWRII work. living as lIt‘Vi
bin to lln' foul. 'I‘iiclr :h‘ul rul\!lii'.t:c u\ cl’ llli‘ old
style “L‘lt hum .wtwd ~hm~ !! :lir.r
l' liRI’ lil‘TliY SNIIHD'I‘II
I NNIGR N()IJICS.
.\‘o pegs. tacks or luaiy want of thrcniltu hurl
ll:v low and Wear on! the whim". “'Ilh TIIK
l\ll'litl\'lil| >E\\‘Kll \V ‘ the strain routes on
lln- .nnvnote nun-nun :lu- upper and ih'\\'lilll|§{
sp- rthltl ' I‘I I‘Yi'rllu I‘L' in v are ma. -- I f the
\‘i r} uck I!Ill'|l;llt|ill ill ad with“: ~l_\lci
of li:;:‘.t and in“ slim-s and Merv pr: r .s
WARRANTED.
TIIE l‘lilt‘l-I ill" THESE hilllES I\‘
95 3.00
is p- r.
l‘all. them “-th tbrur»
d:n;ir\ llt.‘i‘l|:lh‘~~<~\\nl at -l in. l .l »li.-r- nun in 3.:
tltl\r’H-~|1I3\l the ‘Nllll pr i'r'
'I’II \' ON I“. l'.\ l I! AND \‘lll~ W I LI.
Will I: Nil 01‘“ IIII.
‘ur snu- oiily by
H. s BROWN.
87 Main- St. South Norwnrk
(“JIIIIHQ‘ :lIllI l‘r‘fllitfirl‘
Swanbbtsbiill;
iSui~rcs~ors to J. I. Sums .k (‘0 )
362 \i' .l'l‘I'lIl-S‘I‘., foot Bank.
3 R I DG E PO R T
\\'II\\L)I.‘AI.I um RETAIL DEALERS is
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SUPPLIES.
Ship Chu ndlors.
l’ui'e Lead and Oils.
NATURAL BAMBOO FISH POLES,
UARS~UARS~DARS
SIIOVELS SCOOPS FORKS
niadeof lu‘ei material after our own «special do
signs. '
Carefully prepared
Cotton .k lilanilla Buoy & llredge rope
very strong. so". and pliable.
The best [LINKS and RINGS in Ann-rice.
warrant l cm not lu‘brvnll :.. making up and we
._ now rumish light rungs of all sizes. Aim Steel
Links and Ritual. .
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT OR 81 RAMER.
All the best makes of PACKING and HOSE.
SCOTCH TYRES. WASTE OILS& ENGINEERS
st’rmss.
Catchilnttcntiou toorvlers by mail. New York
prime. Telephone. Never under-sold.
Minor Bro’s
Improved Family Soap.
Absolutely pure and
superior to all others for
general household use.
may
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-—-IS AT
his. Dillard’s Mblbl____llqilbt,_
EMPLOYMENT OI‘FICE
and
THE JITS'I‘ I. Y CELEBRATE!)
,Cballanie Ice Cream Depot.
50 MAIN 81‘.
All orders for ice cream and general catering
promptly attended to. First class in all nut-«ts 0r
dcrs solicitul.
C. B. D’ARTOIS.
COAL!
COA L!
GOAL!
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Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Pr . I II
and Lackawanna.
Delivered FREE
PROM DUST. ‘
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Raymond Brothers
PLASTEB
Cures Baclacbe. lg Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. lite.
A trial will i" ‘l\‘:"l(‘.‘ the moi! skeptical that
they are [he Ibt‘sl. 'I'ney ate medic-led 'ilh
capsicum an i “ ru‘I ivc pi maple of pet rulrum.
being far mu wrrfol ill their action than
other plush-rs, .. not lu' induex d totakeulhera.
but be sure and get the g-~uuinu“l‘etroline "
Ijhich is always enclosed in an envelope with lilo
Signature of the pinprwrore, The I‘.W.l’. 00..
and directions in {our language-i; also soul ill
m‘clt_nti«l gold i... earl: {dosh-r. Sold by Lu
druggtsls. at ‘35 cents each.
@9325“
Are the best known remedy for hard and sun
rows. and nevi-r tail to cure. l'i lL‘I‘. 3 cents.
PEDACUFIA ENSOLES
i uni Cold Feet. Gout. Rheumatism.
I'aral‘ynlss. anyone-n Feet. etc. The
.leleg “bite Proprietary (1)., 3| Church Street.
hew York. Manufacturers. of an! cu.
ulu and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
sue lv
SOUTH XORINALK. CONN.
GRISWULD’S lllTI-ZYIIUTIB
PASTI LLES
DfiTRY ZYMOTIC LIFE. THE CABS: 01‘
cows, CATARRH, THRtfiT
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m; an: n per-feel antidote for all then: tronblee‘
For sale by druggli-ts. Try them. 76
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MEATS
SERVED IS THE BET IANNER.
want the charm KEATS. obtflnedre-
Pumoftmubleormmwilllndtbanumy
arkeLuvrell-s
P0111117 if all Kills,
IN {TS SIASON.
I“. HAYES.
DIBBLE‘S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALK.
184-7
STILL AT THE FRONT,
I'lTll run LA Ill-IL"? “minim 0"
Slfllfli, Ranges, Hilfllfll's
GROCERY.
1888
GLASS WARE,
woonen wruia,
Tm WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
Am! :.:7 k‘nds of u an- undid ill a house at prices
lower than ever at N0.
17 WA Ll. STREET.
E. K. LDGKWUUD, & GU.
E. III. LOCKW‘OOD PHASE I. JONES
1847 1888
Fish.
Fruits.
Vegetables,
Hunt 85 Zelufi’s.
Oranges.
Bananas,
Grape-s.
A pplcs,
Lowest Prices.
Esr‘alh ips.
0 y sters.
Clams.
Pickled Dy slers a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
Del i very. -
Pul it?
Attention.
At Our Market.
“'henever you want anything to be
got at a con-pl. tr- market give us a call'
HllllT & ZELUFT.
mm
or, $
minor II
II. 8. Pan. 0-”
181. It. 188’.
Offices. 488 llnin Streeg
“Intro-fl, COIN-
I will highlight Gill
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
W PODIOIB.
30m nonwau
MATHIISIIEK‘
PIANOS.
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