. SJI'TII NUH\\'.\I.K. SEPT. ll. “£96;
Tilifll‘l-ZHANCIZ.
The Muller Printed l'rider this Head
is Contributed by the ll'. (‘. T. ('m‘on.
The pro and con of Ministerial Ti‘ut‘ll-
in; upon the subject of Liquor Drink-
. lug.
' A very natural sequence t i the teach-
ings of such men as UI'. Abbott and oth-
ers happened-iii lnuisville recently. .-\t
a meeting of the conference of the l‘res~
byteriau ministers. the subject for dis-
oussion was "llow far shall the church
condemn populararnuSenients.“ Among
the speakers was ll>‘\'.'t‘. R. llen‘ipliill.
l). 1).. pastor of the Second church. lie
was iii favor of tlieatricals and kindred
popular amusements. and cont: tiled that
there was good Scripture for the use of
wine and liquor. and With Dr. Abbi-it,
that Christ manufactured intoxicating:
wine ard was in the constant use of it.
The report of the speech was published
in the daily papers. and as the sentiments
so well accorded with those of the saloon<
keepers. they immediately issued a cir-
cular. of which the follownig is the head-
ing:
JHSl‘s‘ t’lllll’ST A
Llull't‘l:
- LIQI‘t‘R-RIAKER
l‘RlNKI’IIl.
AND
1: \vs i:i-:T is ALL DRINK To Till-1 iii:.\i.'rit-;l\iom blow ‘:
or‘ TlIl-I iiilv. hit. itii)ti'tiii.l..-
The preachers coming to otir side-—
Shall ministers of the gospel play
billiards. cards. ten~pins. attend base-
ball games. theaters. skating-rinks.
‘daacingdialls. and drinkink liquor ‘:~—.\
'1
plea for personal liberty.
They had full warrant for this. They
say. “.\l| lovers of personal liberty \sa—
Iooti-keepcrs nieaningi will rejoice in the
stand taken by Dr. lleniphill." and by
Dr. Abbott. as Well. and a few others.
The circular continues: .
Mr. llernphill used stront: and noble
lauuuaue as he deti-tntly Haunted the
red llag of challenge directly in the face
of the temperance fanatics. .\‘-i let us
all touch our wine arid beer glasses. and
amid the merry clinking. drink to the
health of llcv. .\lr. llempliill an 1 his
noble ministerial associates. who have
thus so holdl_' an I 'deliziiitly come to the
rescue of greatly threatened and cri-
dangered wine. beer :itid ale.
Those ministers who have \‘CIllIllli‘I‘l't‘tl
their all and their intluence to promote
the interests of the quuor—trollie must
lei-l highly complimented by the :issoi-iir
tinn into which it has brought them.
MARY .\. “Hulllllllllhll.
"as an Eye on the Field. and some til
the \\ ui'lu-‘rs
it". 1" \\ :t.
I‘m-bib! II ( amp I ire.
.\ few \veeks since. from the pulpit of
a Reformed l'reshytermu church Ill your
“t‘ily UI~ t'litirchi s." 1 list ‘llt‘tl to the
ringing wordsof the yotin; ‘tlltl clotpieut
past \r. ll Iv. .l. l“ t'ai'seii. Since. he. and
Dr. lllct"re:tdy. of Newbutgli .o'ho. like
myself \\ as privileged to take pirt It: the
exercises.ietl‘ered beautittil trihm . l \llll‘
\Yoman‘s t‘hristian 'l‘ettipcrance l‘nioii
‘ for their fearless and iinfalterui: sup-
port of prohibition and prohibition
torces. Since. there fell upon my ezir
and moved my heart. the songs or iron
from the lips of Mr. and Mrs. tin-rue \‘.
Htebbius; and I saw that great audience
rise iii endorsement of strong resolu—
rions of support of Prohibition party and
W. t‘. T. l‘.
it has been said “No party or orgini;
7.:uion can long exist. against which
Christian women have declarisl.“
The death of such must be nigh. for
the rettCeut third of the t‘hureh is
steadily moving on toward unity with
that two-thirds of the mystical body of
our Lord. which has long sounded its
anathemas against the. lnliior tratlie and
its supporters. A few hours alt-r. I
stood upon a platform at Hartford.
Conn.. and looked into the faces of the
hundreds of men who had gathered in
thetr State Prohibition Convention.
Men of nobility. fullol earnestness and
enthusiasm. and. as l afterward learned.
almost as representative at t‘hristian body
as any ecclesiastical call would have
gathered. “‘hat an army “for God.
Home and Native Land!" Sextupled.
numerically. ina single year. ant in-
creased in power athousand fold! l‘ride
was certainly pardonsible. when I re-
cognized iii the presiding otlicer. Rev.
H. A. Delano. an Uhio man. now pastor
of a Baptist church in Sziuth Norwalk. a
very whecl~liorse of prohibition. who
declares the whole truth from his pulpit.
whose father. now entered into his re-
ward. was well known to every I’rohi
bitionist and every liqiior~dealer if our
State. and whose church in my own
county was shattered to atoms by the
enemy‘s dynamite.
The Hon. John ll. Finch. Mr. I]. (‘.
Ilascoin. “your noble candidate for (lover-
nor on the Prohibition ticket of 185“).
and your correspondent were the sheak-
ers.
From Connecticut to Island Park
Assembly, Ind. was as ecdy transit.
To describe that beautifu spot of earth
would require more space than your
columns can give. but of the meeting
there held your readers must learn.
Here. also. was an ()hioan president.
Dr. A. H. (lillet. The united effort of
the managers and the W. C. T. L'. of
the District rendered the occasion one
of magnificent success. More than
20,000 people were upon the ground,
and packed the vast auditorium as never
before. until it became necessary to
erect a temporary platform upon the
side just within the canopy. from which
point the masses within and without
could bo' addremd. Rev. Sam Jones
and the writer were the speakers. Mr.
Jones is unreportable. Ilia words may
be given, but they must be heard froiii
his lips—with his accent.his gesticulation
- -—to gather any idea of his power: which
none, after having listened to him. will
doubt is from God. [its description of
some ministers was unique. He said.
“The greatest blessing the world ever
had is a game switcher who doesn‘t care
what the wcrl says, but who fears only
God. The pm. license preachers! Ha.
ha. ha! 3. great big dogmatic D. 1)..
strutting around on God‘s creation
afraid of his very shadow! What is
that preachers business? To Gout and
tight everything that will hurt umanity.
I believe that preachers are to blame for
the condition of things. If all did their
duty, the people would do theirs: and
when the roll up their sleeves and go to
work. an do it, the awful liquor~trattic
will be wiped out. _ '
“This evil is no longcra question of
dollars and cents. but of blood and death
nudhell—u question of immortal souls.
“A many of these preachers
spendt air time talkingabout heavenly
recognition. .We don‘t want heavenly
recognition now, but recognition of duty
about us and its faithful performance.
We want to build our streets to meet
those of the. new Jerusalem, that we
may walk through this heaven into the
heaven beyond. Let the preachers do
that. and you‘ll be recognized fast
enough. Don't 70'! worry, brethern,
just go to work." .
His portrayal of “women with live
grit, the only kind of women wanted for
this use.” was an admirable as his diag-
nosiarof the diseased old parties was
'uat.
J May this preacher walk the heavenly
streets of earth many .years befornro-
ceiving recognition within the pearly
gates! _.
'1! there ever was a specific. for an one
complaint. than Carter 3 Liver Pi] are
a specific for sick headache. and eve_
waman shofla know this. Only one pi I
I 009.
V tll<‘*;t\‘t‘s l'l.
Au Earthquake Prayer.
The tollowinp.r is reported as one of the
prayers ‘«iT“lt d in t‘hartest in during the
reign of terror caused by in: earth—
t nukes: Keep my brothers and sisters.
\’liat is the nutter now? Oh Lord.
Lord. look on last Tuesday night. Some
is alive and some is dead and gone. Oh
my handsome (loll. dear sir. look down
on us. \Ve know wit it the little linger
of the Lird can do. Sometimes the
world can kick up'in tliiin ler. but do
take care of our brothers. Ain‘t the
black lamb and the white lion done lie
down together in p-~ac-.~‘: .\l we along.
my breihers. move along. (G “I. gimme
Krilt‘t’ to move along. Ain‘t l done pro~
mise to he baptize." (Just here the
crowd took up the words. "promise to
be battize." and sang to the end with
peculiar force and pathos: Then the
exhorter proceeded. “Fight the battle.
tight the mute. tight it out. girl. tight.
it out. boy. Uh yes niaiit. t‘ie time is
come. \Yake up. wake tip. the last
chance is come to save old t‘harleston.
Oh my I. rial. don‘t touch my city any
more. I pray that t i hold the world up.
Ah. ah. I thank God. Make fortliis
country. peopleptiglit for the people.
\Valk on. brothers. llip. hip. hip. oh
Lord. 1 ike iiii- iii your charge to~tiiglit
Night in fore last I didn‘t expect to see
Jesus. Uh tiod. look at these dry bones
in the valley. Didn‘t you hear Gabriel‘s
Uh. tl'ibriel. turn that born
to the land of ligypt on the iiiiserahle
sinners and out on Illt‘. Oh I. it’d. we are
here to»ni;_:l.t. The birds have nests.
but we ar~-’ ill re to~iiight t‘oifiiiiercy.
0h lmi‘d. liaie Hurry."
Ayers .\:iie \‘ure acts diret't'y on the
liver :in-l biliary apparatus. and drives
.out th.‘ lllJlill‘l‘ti p-iis‘ou wh: ‘il induces
liver complaints and bilioiis disorders.
\\':irran_t-'d to cure or m Eney refunded.
tifteeu lli-I.l\-illtl Maihushi-k
l'iatnisiiow in HM" tiottetif which has
failed to give s-iii»~f:ie_ti ."_ They are
made to \\'i‘:ll‘ttt:tl will stand for yeirs.
lmomis‘ :ellsth-xiii. call :ienlsu- for your-
self.
(Her
The Verdict I ll.||lll|\llll\.
W. I). Stilt. lll‘llLfiglil. Hippos. ind.
testities: “I can recommend lilvctric
Hitters as the very lust remedy. livery
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. the man tool. siv bottles. and was
cured of lt‘lieotnatisin it 1‘! years“ statid~
tog." \hrwhziui lltl=‘. dilumst. llell-
nib-.0311». atlirtiis: “'l‘ln- 2 selling
illt‘illt‘ll e l ll‘l\'t‘ ever it iiidl~ .l lll ll|_\‘ L‘H
\ear‘s ixpi-iit-iu‘e. lliu‘iitc Ehth-is.”
'l‘housat. i.‘ «wt~ others have mild their
lestitin-iiy. _. . tine. the \i-i’dmt is [lilltllh
mous tli i: 1: ”er- 1: wire all
liltlrixys t-i‘ limol.
{willie :t‘ HM. ll.
't"-l
ls
Hilly a lizi‘l‘ ii ~23 il‘ a
l'i.itstctt‘s .li ti~: store.
\“\‘i A" In \Iutlii is
.\lr“)ixll distutlml a: null! .:
of your rest by a ‘ lull si‘.‘
.l ltlviu ll
li‘tx \
cryiuguxh ;~i':titi .iizti::;~.» If
s. rillvl u: .»: .~.i.i _;: ‘I both- t-t‘
..\\‘\ \.... .
.\li:s. \\‘t\sz lill\v-
t'nii ham 'l'i i‘:l:.\. It». \‘iiittv'l- ornat-
(‘lll‘tl‘lt‘. it \\ ill it ill \5 the p "r little
stiller. r lllllih ill.tl-‘l_\‘. l'. pet I up n ll.
lIl-tilu‘l‘S. llzt‘t’t‘ i.o Illl‘liilv‘ about it.
It curt-s dysentery :itid diatrim. a. l! .;:iv
lat ; the stomach and l»o\\. ls. i‘tlli‘~
\Hml colic. >i‘llt'lt‘ the _'Ylttts‘. rt :lutws
tiil‘. iititti.iti -ti. and ;i\. s l. “.r and t‘lll'l'uy
to the “hot.- s) stem. Bins. \\ ll\sl.v -\\ is
StiritlllM. .\\ hi I‘ l -‘ii that i~lil \ lit in»
txo isplmisziut to the taste. and is the
prescription of one of the Kit st and lit-st
Ls
female nurses fill-l physicians in the
l'iiited Notes. and ls‘ for sale livrall
druggists throughout the world. l‘i tee
flficents a bottle. ‘I‘J ly
SI‘IZCI \I. .\Q|TI('IZ“.
“ticklru's .\rrilca \‘uhr.
The best Salve iii the world fer l‘uts.
Bruises. Sores. l'lcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. 'I‘ettrr. (‘hzipped llands.
t‘hilblaitis. t'orns. and allSkiii l‘lruptlons.
and bositively eons I'iles. or no pay re~
quirt-tl. 1;! is :uaraiitct d to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
‘35 cents ier box. For sale by Geo. ll.
l'laisted. Norwark and South Norwalk.
. Hale‘s Honey “if e lw‘it Cough (“un- ~
Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals .md l‘t _
Hill‘s Hair & Whistler Dye - 131.1 l. .\
l‘ike‘s Toothache Drops cun- in 1 Mi .
Dean‘s Rheumatic l'ills an: .i surc Curr. .
:us lY
A Card.
To all who are sutl'ering from the er-
rors and itidiscretious of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay. loss of manhood.
&c. I- will send a recipe that \\'lil cure
you. FREE ()I" (‘llAllGlL This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self~addriss-
ed ciiVelopc to the
Rev. JUSI'II‘ll 'l‘. INMAN.
768 1y. Station I). New York t‘ity.
R
PILLS.
CURE
firk Headache and rcllcvo all the. trouble: Inrl~
t‘ to a I-itio a Halo of tho systriu..r-iicli as 1).;-
ss, Nan; I)mwsincss,. Dist resa after cat‘ :3.
l ..u in tho cnk‘, .: ‘. \Yhilc their moatrunuk—
alilo success has been nhowu in curing
SIC
yet Carter‘s Little Liver Pills are eqiigfly
1’ tips. . c: ‘v and previ ii: . .
Ifiisaniioyirx-t rciaplzi . v. ) they tl so coir. . t
:Tlilisurdersif the Stu" “ch, Ffiuiuiato the liv. r
and regulate the bmvels. Even if they only cured
Attic they would he almort wireless to those. who
taller from this distnxslsiiig complaint; but tomb
matcly their goodntss docs nozcnd h. r.\. and those
who once try them \\ ill tind lhcso littlo pilis vuln-
nble in so man ways that they will not be willing
to do without “cm. Lutattul‘ all air: bend
ACH E
ls ttiohsine of so many lives that herein wtwm vs!
make our great boast. Our pills cure it wuda
others do not.
tern Little Liver Pills an very FH‘
easy to take. )-
Headache.
valuablo i
purge. but by their (‘ctillo action pl.
‘ Sold
by druggists everywhcw. or sent by mail.
vei- One cr two pill \ 121:“
t L
use them. ' r! 1‘5 cents: i‘eru fo .1.
GAMER WICINE 00..
They are strictly vegetable. and dot - ,
all who
lu Vllt.
flow York City.
(’4'
is ly
Thurman nuts!
Act: direct? upon ‘3
mulcl- an non.
on. back. the “It otnll
FOR All.
Lu Troublemwhethu
or cleanly tented.
this pluter will no
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twee: ' thcpp should-
"Egyél:'. m
no
hie. Bheninsttsul. Raul
a. Pun In tho 81::
Tragisii‘rizfih""ii-0;“
MAlARlA
U‘ M05T PREVALENT
acre/q Ugaj’: g‘fiote‘m 6 6)” '
OcTal>€r& Novembei:
D ONT WAIT
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90hrb% ergi'n
AT oNcE fire are of
Lewrs‘.’
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73.7.2.5. WRAPPtE
/\ is a pearly white.
semi-t ra n s p :i re n t.
fluid havitii: a rc-
markable it ill it i t y
for the Skill. The
only art icle yet
ktiO‘wulo.“‘cr;:is"‘y
that \vtll l ..
the skin \\ l'l‘utlt'l‘
l.\J l l:\'.
lit for?" I drug. I
Beautil‘ies the Complexion,
Pruitt-rules all Fputl. l-‘rechteu. 'I‘an. \lerh
I'nlt hrs. “Lick \\ units. Impurities and his-
ruls-r'nlioiisui cirr\ I\l|l‘|.‘ t: r \\ "1' '1‘
t-‘ v sou. l! V 'st .. s .:2 pure. ‘
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We lead on the
price’ofHIGGINs'
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 CAKESFURllflfl
II .\ X I I‘ll. li‘lllif‘il .VI ll“! I: l'
“’usliinalun
Si I‘l‘l‘l lil'iitac.
17*?Fl‘rl‘ 3‘4. (‘itli I \ En”
IAIJRIA i:i- \- w l- '-.| '. km.
Barker's “Universal
Malaria Cures?
lll‘\‘!'t$| 'ziek‘v . w
blow-Iain I':i r. ‘ qp
who». Mon. y .-.l .-l h .fit
mu m .<-..x.- - .. ~ n;
8A E3 N. BARKER.
heart-t. I‘litit‘ltlni k. it. I.
‘iin . $1. at l‘: ”ppm-.3.
GO TO
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 WASH l Ntl'i‘ON \'I‘.
.thr nt‘v isoa
CA8 l-l
TH E FL)I.L0\\‘1.\‘H GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the ad vantages we oll‘er.
Barrel of Best Flour in City, $6.10 or 50
cents a bag.
0‘
4} lbs line Delaware butter. $_I.titl er .4
cts a pound.
Extra (‘hoice Creamery Butter 2“ eis.
1‘.“ pounds of Lard $.00
Best i‘. O. \lolasses. BS cts ga .. t?) cts.
quart.
Best P. R. Mollasses. hll‘cts gal.. 1:: ets.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup S?) cts. :‘al. 22
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java (‘oll~-e. L‘t cts.
“ Mocho .. 3‘3 c's. ,
“ Maricabii “ 20 NS.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $I.tltl.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1 00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods iii proportion.
Come in and get. goods at bottom pnces.
Seymour Bros.
\VASHINGTON ' STREET.
SS 30 .
0 15315156 SEER?“
rounds.
Pol! YOURG
Lulu i lines.
”3.7mm: tags?”
.A. NEW FIRM
. AT THE
01d. Stand
DllllllJ-I lllAlt‘li. tL’l .\l;\l.\' ST.
Dibble 8t Gumstiilt
Offer you the best bargain in
Flour,
l’.lIsbury or Jones. by bag or libl. \\'l.at
prict‘.‘ (‘ome and see. The
BEST BUTTER,
til 3‘3 t‘tn‘. The I. nv- l l‘iii'rs for t‘iiilec,
unsurpassed for qualit ._ \Ve have tried.
t i luv better but they are hard to find.
.\ large lot of New (‘anned Hoods are
on the road. to be sold way down.
. “Aggrerwive and progressive." \\'e
mean business. t‘onie and see us.
Dibble~ lililllllSlllflll.
llllBLEll ll SlMMlS
.\l:l2 N\'\\'
SPRING 'I‘IlADIi. lasts.
\\ l't‘ll ll ll l.l\tls‘ i'l‘
Velvet. Brussels.
l:l:.\l'\ l't‘li
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingitain
CARPETING S.
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Bill GUUDSDEPATRMENT:
Tricots. Sacking‘s.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
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XI‘EHY \l K.
Halli, Ballet ll lit,
.\I.in:if:u '
Lumber,
Timber,
Shinglés,
' Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
i'\ltizl_\ \\ .
ce,
>xi
"ill ts .~r aid 1‘. :l'ers :ti
dow Frames.
Etc.
Veiieered Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
usasnsrsr“ sot‘rii scrotum
J. F. Peckwell.
1 James Block. Water St..
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
H .A. R N E S 8
To compete with litmc concerns. I have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and largest establish.
merits in the state for the sale or
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur—
cinglcs, Collars, 81c.
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand. where I will tree a m-
tar line of Whips. Sponges. Chamois. lankets.
Robes. Feed Bags, Traveling Bags ac.
::ldammm.bntthmonlcvflhb
nine-.00. llhq'lllr-euv.
a... lull information about wt which
thymuuanuu muslin!”
than from “loan-day- “Bu-c have
rue a 3m acme! can“.
:* "$8331.31“ boo Thou-Bonn an.“
mamyunoflnv‘m Alli-v.
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Allllllliilll llflil 31‘
SI H I’ LICITY.
w. _\ agents ti town. for the 5.1.1‘ wt
THE GREA
_._.v «F—
F. H. NASH it Bill].
only agents for (‘ity and Boron-4h
'l‘licsc heaters are excelled liy none
and stand at the head of the
list for
DllllA BlLI'I‘Y,
EFFICIENCY,
.-\r«- silt weaning. eristly "labilfit ll. and free front
thIFI and .siuvt c. >\Iiil for | .ri ulziis.
C ROCKERY
IN ALI. ITS \'.\l\‘lF.'l‘lES. ‘
lloliclnian. French and
.\nu-rcia.n Glass \"arc.
.\‘so a large stock of the hes: 'frndjarsinthc
of the Kali-st :‘itprtni-z .. \\ c arc lltl‘
them.
l1|:illu‘l.
\"omt. ’i‘i u. Iron. llol-
low “'arc.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sad lrwiis and Kitchen Furnishing goods
oi all kinds. Lamps and Parlor 0r~
lxtltlti nts. Ranges and Oil Stoves.
gm. .:
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on
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$3-00
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o.’ ‘ “ lo >ll|‘\~.lli«i"i\.'\' ‘l ’ s
WARRANTED.
'l‘iil'. l it‘d i2 til? 'liillrbli \liu'zb 1“
$ 3:00
\' 0,\
“ [All .\t| Ul’lllill.
H. sf BROWN.
‘7 Main St. .\ Sorwolk
will
Swailllislii
<1)-'tl'.“i‘t"ll‘ J. .\t. SAV‘IIS x to \ ’
thi‘.‘ W A 'l‘ E “-512. foot Bank.
BRIDGEPORT
\\‘uoirs\i.n Asp ltizrui. l‘r‘JLt'its l\’
Mllfllflfilfll‘flll'flflfl Painlers‘
schr-LIES.
S! i ip Chandler's.
l’urc L ‘ad and Oils.
NATK'RAI. BAMBOO FISH PULES,
UARS-«flllll-«lllll
SIIOYEI.S SCOOPS FORKS
lli.:tlrt~fl\1“l material after our own Spa-UV the
signs.
Carefully prepared
(‘otlon 8' .llanilla Buoy & Dredge rope
very strong. soft. and pliable.
The best L'NKS and RINGS in Ami-r'ca.
we warrant them not to break in linking; up and we
can now furnish light rings of all szzes. Also Sircl
Links and kings.
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT 0R 5'! EARN-2R.
All the best makes of I‘.\i‘RI.\'ti and HOSE.
Sco'rcit 'I‘l‘Bl-IS. \\'.\.s"l‘l~ftlll.s& ENt-‘iNi-zizits
SI‘I'I‘LI ES.
(‘archil attention to orders by unit.
prices.
New York
Telephone. Xcvrr undcisold.
Allison Bro’s
Improved Family Soap. '
Absolutely pure and
superior to all others for
general household use.
3'? l y
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost.
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen &. (30.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce Sn, New York.
Send
BICS'I‘ I‘llflATS
LOWEST PRICES
l. S. Dutaifl’s Motel Market,
EMPLOYMENT ”OFFICE
TH E JI'H'l‘ I. Y (‘ELEBItATED
promptly .ittendui to. Firs-‘3 class in all n-spu‘ls. Hr
ders min 't. .l
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
.\T THE
IS AT
and
Challaite Ice Cream DBIlOl.
50 MAIN ST.
All .miers for ice crvzirn and gem-ml can-hug:
(‘. B. ID’AIRTOIS.
COAL!
COAL!
chLi
.9.
Lehigh.
' SCranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
a“...
Delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
0.0 7v —
Raymund Broilers
FLASTE
Gums Bacaacbe. Lurg Troubles.
Kidney Diseas". Rheumatism. Etc.
A 1"” wzll «' \iivi
luv . tha-
. psiemii '7' '
brim; f‘l!’ .i
otherplaste
but be .siiro
which is iilw. .
signature
ind d‘lrt‘lu
‘i‘.
no“ I.
. U .
' ‘t-ticnl that
nit-uteri with
i f petroleum.
:r hi‘tlun them
In 1Hk~Niniv r.‘
“ l‘etroliun."
~ \rlupeMththe
‘ l'-\\‘.l‘ tux.
2 «is.» seal in
s.-..i by all
up
PEDACEEE
CO H N PLASTE RS
Are the best known rriile !y for hard and soft.
turns. and lu.‘\'x i' f..il to core. 1 ti. r. :3 cents.
PEDACURA INECLES
'ur.~ Cold Feet. Gout. Rheunnallsm.
Parnluysis. §\\‘n!lo:l l-‘rcl, etc- The
Prinz _\\ liito l‘ropriet in y (K... :It (‘iitircli Street.
new \ork. llnxitifocturus. or first Cm
drunk“: and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
it? Iv
GRISWULD’S ANTlZYMOTIC
PAST! LLES
DFATRY ZYMOTK‘ LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
———DlSE.-\SRS.—— '
Tl.-. are ii perfect antidote for all those troubles
For sale by drnxxists. Try them. 7-2
.‘\ <
m
PHREYS‘
um nomrx
CLOTII and GOLD
lummt—SKSDRTAIP.
nilidrn Stomach... .......
4215!»th ~ tom.
I‘mfmol‘er ..........
‘ tit-n...
: . run-1b Wu...
. Chills. mu“
‘ P Edi .
100'... for loo-pug. Mm
mt;
w
fiwnsmm 3300' 'n.‘ ' L"!!!
The lllllllllfillllllll.
—— 'llIi-L BEST
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST HAXNER
If vou want the choicest HEATS. ohtuincdre
gantliss (if trouble or cost. you will and them ll my
Xurket. as well as
Poultry if all K”
3,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBIJZ‘S BI.0(‘K. ~ SOUTH NORWALK.
1888
STILL AT THE FRONT.
WITH THY. IJIIIJZ‘T _\>""‘.TNE‘IT It?
a
SlUVflS, lillllglls, Hillifll's
CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
_\t. l *-. Z k i:-!« ~ I us.“- could i. a 5.1;-.. :it ;rfi’ea
:i‘\\1.' "n! :v.r ;’ Ne
l 7 W .l l. L STREET.
E. l. LUUKWUUD, 81 Cl].
i: K. l.«\< lxwmill FRANK l..litXE.s‘
1847 1888
Flhll.
Fruits.
\‘t’gl‘tal Ilt‘S.
Hunt 85 Zelufi’s.
Oranges.
Bottoms.
ti rapes.
A pples.
Lowest Prices.
Escallurn. /
Oysters. ‘
' Clams.
l‘:cl;t.«t Oysters :i srxcialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
' Delivery.
,1
Polite
Attention.
At Our Market.
\Vhetiever _\nu want anything to he
got at a Complete market give us a call'
HUNT & limit.
Ext-Inst In
I'. 8. Pal. “to
1810 I0 188:.
Offices. 436 Main Street.
Barbour-oat, CONN.
I will Pii‘ti‘i‘iiiiiim‘i‘si
Pd“ For
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
\V I'ODMORB.
son‘s SORWALX
iMililIiiiiEi
PIANOS.
Immmrm
munmnm.
OVER I5,000 II USE.
N033“ ill Niel to give scum...
IEST um HIST m.
III! IIIIIIlEl
G. Umw n: as... u
m; EMBLTEIPIE IF lull, _ _
Mnflww.
sou: mm m
I“ um an 3113"!“ 00m
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W dock‘e Sheet Instr. Haste Bauh-
mu
nah-ad.
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Norwalk Chronicler