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TI-IMI‘I'ZRANCE.
The Muller Printed Under this Head
is t‘outriliiitetl by the IV. C. T. l'm‘oit.
An E\hlbition for Thoughtful People
to (late l’pon.
linuwntts axn Disrii.i.nas.—\\‘e could
not‘view with pride nor complacency
the pompous exhibition made iii the‘.
i .great Exposition parade last \\'cdnesday
by the brewers and distillers of l‘incim
nati. The impression made upon
' spectators. and rightly from appearence.
was that these men represented the chief
industry of the city. A veteramtemper-
ance woiker remarked in our company:
“I am glad to see the liquor interest
make itself so conspicuous. It will show
thepeople its magnitude. atid stimulate
more earnest action against the enemy.“
\Ve must not fail to give the liquor-deal-
ers credit for remarkable candor in their
displayzlthe same candor which prompts
the saloon keeper to put up a screen,
thereby confessing his business will not
stand the light of day. and snakes in his
window, to intimate the work done
within. The brewers and distillers were
fully as frank. Upon the top of one
great hogshead sat a repulsivtklooking
creature. with horns; which readily stir,~
gested to the thoughtful beholder the
satanic influence at the bottom of the
whole business. Immediately after a
brewery wagon came a large wanton
loaded’ with little girls. the significance
of which very naturally Seemed to be that
the}; were the or ihans of those who
drank the beer uiat e by the brewery ad-
vertised by the preceding wagon Upon
a platform on a distillers‘ wagon was a
party of four men drinking. and brand—
ishing pistols and knives—t he customary
’concomitants of the whiskey bottle. The
men were rough-looking customers. and
pics-Ad as fair representati is of saloon
habitues. Another brewery represented
its business bya t‘ill paper fort foititied
by paper guns. which. with the constant
tottering of the structure as the wagon
jolted along the street. might be taken
as prophecy of truth. “‘e can only
work and pray for the time when such
business shall have no place in an exhib-
ition of the industries of our country.
Tlll': t‘tiiii:.\ or 'riir: I'.\ITi-:ii
sT. 'rrzs. .
‘l'coplc who are in t‘ator of t‘uospcl .‘Iis-
.siun- JIIII! lielic\e iii thcpuucrnf the
sitine \\ \IIIIQIJIII \\ cll to study can‘-
fully the following timely
. pariililc. '
“In lndia 29.000 lives are lost annually
by the bites of vi nomoiis serpents and
wild beasts.aiid yet the llindoos worship
the cobra. one of tlic most dangerous of
the snakes. besides almost innumerable
t ther creatures. Anyone. who even
from common humanity. endeavors to
interfere Wllll their personal liberty in
this direction. is regarded as an intitider
and ineddler with that which concerns
his neighbor :ilone. .\ retiiuly is being
sought for the poisonous Illl". but the
Amherst Cabinet thinks a better religion
would be of some use. \\'e cannot wow
d'rir much at such a state of atlairs when
we recollect that the llindoo has never
known the benefits to be derived from a
good t‘hrislain education. and that he
does not think for himself. but follows
blindly in the old time-worn ruts travcl~
ed by his fathers before him. Surely.
the only cure is the light of t‘liristitin
education." . - .
The following conversation between
two youni: Iiindoo men. who had' been
educated by the American missionaries
sent to llindoostau. is said to haveoc-
curred: (it has undergone a very liberal
translation.) ‘ ‘
“Come here. Indra.“ exclaimed \\'a~
. , dyn. “l have got soiiiethizig to tell you
which I know will interest you muchlv.
You know. of course that l have just
not back from an extended visit with
_Mr. Jordan to all the varous missions in
this part of the country. \\'ell. at one
of those places. I met an old Amerit an
missionary and had much conversation
with him on divers subjects. Among
'other things. he told me the strangest
tale about his tiwii country. the l'nited
States. that I ever heard. If he wasn‘t a
missionary. I should be obliged to think
that it was not the truth. and that he
only told it to me to see how much I
would believe.“
“This old man I was speaking of." he-
agan the tantalizing story~teller. “told me
that in the l'tiited States 60.000 lives are
lost annually as the result of the bites of
a venomous snake. thax‘he called ‘Alcoh-
ol‘: and that this reptile vas to be found
in all ‘parts of the land and in great
quantites.
"Although the people are told they
are risking their lives wht-n—tlicv go unfo
it they seem to be fascinated ‘ with its
beauty. and having once touched it are
overcome by an uncontpierable desire to
fondle and play with it. lie said that it
was very seldom. if ever. that a person‘s
death was caused from a single bite of
this serpent, but that each bite added
rcw life and vigor to the victim untill
the effects of the venom had :died out.
when it left: the poor man in a most
wretched condition which could be re-
lieved only by introducing more of the
same venom into the blood. which would
act in much the same manner as it did
tlietirst time, the only diti'erence being
in the condition in which it left the vic-
tim. ' But what seems to me the strang-
eat of it. all is, that nothing can keep
them awavifrom this monster, ‘alcohol.‘
even after he has ruined them physically
and mentally.“ ’
“Seems to me that tale resembles a
little what they call fairy stories, don‘t
it ?" askedthe yet incredulous Indra.
“Well.” said Vadyn. in a self-satisfied
tone. “I‘m telling you the story just as I
heard it; for my part. I’m inclined to
think there‘s a deal of truth in it; vou
may think as you choose about it.” '
"So it seems.” continued Vadyn. uThe
old man said if anyone, even from com-
mpn humanity, endeavored to interfere
» wrth the personal libert of himeighbors
in teeping such a mu erer. lie was inn-
medtataly branded by public opinion as
a ‘crank.’ or a ‘theorist,’ and even “a
slobbering sentimentalist' and meddler
with that: which concerns his neighbor
alone. This old missionary also said
that there were many persona (few in
comparison with the whole population)
who saw the increasing danger of having
such a thing around, and had formed a
plan whereby they intended to annihilate
all the alcohol in the land. This is their
plan of discemation. They have decided
that the creature shall be allowed only
in certain places; that he shall not be
allowed to bite before six o’clock in the
morning 9r after eleven at night; they
have also waisted that he shall not bite
anybody under 21 years of age. and that.
he shall not bite anyone who is under the
influence of grew-ions bite; that he shall
not be allow to come near any person
who has been bitten within a period of
six months. _ They also declare that he
shall keep his venom within himself on
Sundays, so that men can go to church
in their own minds. and that he shall do
likewise during elections, for they deem
it very n thata man should be
master of himse I when he casts his vote.
This “the nature of the cure although it
differs in application in diluent sections
.of the country.”
‘Well, I declare!” broke in the aston- ;
ished Indra, “that beats everything I
ever saw or heard of for cranium
Why! I have always been told that
thosco‘peopla across the ocean were be-
ing: the highest intellectuality. not
to “compared
upeduoat. and down-trodden Hindoo.
let for all that. I have yet- to learnot a
with the summations. .-
such stupid ideas on any subject. What
do you suppose would be thought of a
man in this country who. seeing the
destructicn caused by the cobra on his
people, \voiild advocate any other policy
that extirpation ? IIow silly it would be
to attempt to regulate an insatiable
monst er.“ -
“That‘s just what caused me to have
sonic doubts as to the veracity of the
story,“ cried the excitul narrator. “And
that isn‘t the worst either,“ continued
\‘adyn. "They have been trying this
remedy from time iitiniemorial almost.
and’stiil the number of deaths is on the
increase. lie said that when he left his
native Country to come here among us,
the so-called ‘Cl‘dllkfi. theorists. slobhcr-
iiig sentiment: ‘ etc... were organiz-
ing in the liopt f passing and carrying
into execution a law that would protect
home and native land by lighting the
monster to the death."
The l‘sc of Cosmetics
is becoming a serious matter to many a
woman. The constant use‘of them will
certainly destroy the skin. \\‘hy use
these poisons when Pearl‘s \Vhite lily—
ceriiie \perfectly harmlessl will produce
a most beautiful and healthful complex.
ion. If your skin is dry and yellow from
the use of poisons. l‘earl‘s \\'hite Gly-
cerine will return it t i a clear. pure and
soft condition: warranted.
The \\‘ell~Kuu\\II Insurance zuul “cal
Estate Broker. ll. 1‘. Long.
NEW HAVEN L‘onii.. August 1?. 15.52.
Mussits. Linus & (‘o.:—
(it:xi‘i.l~iui-1X~— In reply to your inquiry
of this date. I can only say that my wife
has siilfered the etlccts of liver. and
kilncy troubles for over one year. and
since malaria seated itself she became
nearly an invalid.and I can only thank a
friend of mine who induced me to try
your RED .l.\l‘l\'liT lil'l‘TliRS. Only
two bottles have “fit it used. and with ii
marked intprovt-ntont. Shall contzntie
their use in the family as lung as niedi~
cine is l‘.t1llll‘t‘«l for ext her of the above
diseases. tor we are sattsticd that. there
is merit in them. \‘ery trtily yours.
ll. L‘. LUNH.
.\tl\lrc to “others.
.\i‘e yoti disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child sntl‘crini: and
crying with pain of cutting teethi- If
so. send at orife and get a bottle of
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mothers. there is nomistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoe a. new
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\vind colic. softens the gums. reduces
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l‘iiitctl $§:tl\‘.\. and is for \t't‘ by all
di‘tiggists thrt‘ :ultout the world. l'iicc
‘33 cents :l bottle. \ltlrly
Most l'I\I‘\‘IIQ‘III.
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porliinity." lh‘. Kin; s .\'r\\ lliscotcry
for Consumption isgaiiraiitectl tocurc
t‘otigbs. t‘olds. lirt’nchitis. Asthma.
't‘rotip and every :I¥I~’l‘lli\ll of 'l‘iiroal.
Trial lioltlcs
l‘laistcd's lIrtiL: . Storc. -
Fl cc at
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irttiscs. Sores. l‘lccrs. Salt Rheum.
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and liositivcly cures l‘tlcs, or no pay re~
tpiirctl. It is guaranteed to lfive perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. l‘rice
:35 cents per box. For sale by tico. li.
I‘laistcd. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Hale‘s Honey i. the best t‘oagh (or:
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German Corn Remover hl‘ils toms. limit. .\. 2:...
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To all who are sutfcring from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth. nerVous
weakness. carly decay. loss of manhood.
die. I will send a recipe that will cure
yoti. FREE Ul“ CHARGE. This great
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iii South America. Send a self~addrcss~
ed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
768 1y. Station I). New York t‘ity.
l-l’tié‘.
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nble success has heennhown iu curing
SICK
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all disorders of stomach. stimulate the linr
and regulate the bowels. Even if they onlycuml
HEAD'
Ache they would be almost: priceless to these who
suffer from this distressing complaint: but fortu-
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who once try them will find these ltttlo ills valu-
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to do without them. But. after all sick head
ACE-5E
I: the bane of so many lives that here is when 1‘!
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Carter’s Little Liver Pills are very small and
very early to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not. gripe ci-
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use them. it vials at 1‘5 cents; tire for :71. Sold
by druggists everywhere. or sent by mail.
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AND KEY FUR =
CASH
TII E FOLLO\Y1NG GOODS.
iRead a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of 'Best: Flour in City, $26.10 or 80
cents a bag.
4} lbs fine Delaware butter. $1.00 or '35
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, 58 cts gal. 15 cls.
quart.
Best P. R. Mollasses, 50 cts path. It; cts.
quart.
Ifure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gal. 2‘3-
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Best Old Goijava Coffee, ‘34 t‘ls.
“ Mocho “ 32 cts.
“ Maricabo “ 20 cts.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden (J. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
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Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable twanufacture
H A R N E S 5
To commie with large conccms. I have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and largest establish-
ments in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
ciiigles, Collars, &c.
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old 3 and. where I will keep a regu-
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only agents for City auditor-ouch
'I‘licse heaters are ext-elicit by none
and stand at the hcad ol' the
list for
SI.“ 1’ th‘l'I‘Y.
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EFFICIENCY,
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ard
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50 MAIN ST.’
, All orders for ice cream and general cater-mg
promptly attended to. First class in all respects. OJ
tit r~ fitlil‘ill d.
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Cotton it Miitiilla Buoy & Dredge rope
vcry strong, soft. and pliable.
The cht LINKS and RINGS in America.
we warrant them not to break in llliklll: up and we.
can now furnish light rings of all state. Also Stu-l
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GRISWULD’S ANTI-ZYMUTIC
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DETRY ZYIOTIC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.—
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initiators:
MEATS
SERVED I.\' THE. BEST IAXNER.
If you want the choinst HEATS. ohtaincd re-
"ath'fil of trouble or cost. you will and them ll my
Slum-t. as we}; as
Poultry if all Kinds,
IN ITS SEASON.
F - HA 2 ES-
DIBBIJTS BLOCK. - SOFT“ SORWALR.
1886
STILL AT THE FRONT,
“IT“ Till. Lsiudn’i Aeeiilifitxf UP
Slaves, Ranges, Hatters
CROCKERY.
1847
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
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man: ’3.‘: -\t: .’ _‘C.
I? WA Ll. STREET.
E. K. LUGKWUUD, ll CU.
E. ii. Lm K\\‘« am
1847
FILLYK 2. JUNE:
‘ THE 353+"
Fish.
I’rti its.
\‘i‘grtaleI-S.
Hunt. 85 Zelufi‘s.
Oranges.
Bananas.
(it .ipr\_
A pph~=.
Lowest Prices.
Escaliops.
0y sters.
L‘iams.
Pickled oyster..- a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
Ilelivt-ry.
Polite 4
Attention.
At Our Market.
‘4Vhenever you want anything to he
got at a (‘Olllplt to market give us a call'
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1576 to 1883.
Oflices. 436 Main Street.
“murmur, CONN.
Twill Pat. the Highest Gash
Prior For _
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal and to
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