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SthTll NOR\\‘.-\Lli. NOV. ti. 1386.
Tim III:II§\NIII:.
The Muller III-INTI? (”mm I)... mm
is Contributed by flu" ll‘. 1‘. '1‘. (Huh I.
It Deserves to he Helped.
The National Woman‘s L‘liristain Tent
perance l nion has Issued acircular. ask-
mg for subscriptions and legacies in aid
of III funds. F rom this circular \\ II learn
'that during the tirst eight years the in-
come of the \‘ational \\'. T.1.>onlv
averaged $1. 0011. At present the societ v
has an annual income of from $> ililtl to
$10 0011 but as the field of its operat Ins
has been "I’t' atlv. extended in :erlI‘tIS
directions through the zeal and enter
prise of itsotlicers considerable ditliIuliy
is e\perienced III theI ll'ozzi to make both
ends meet.
This noblesoI iety has been able II :III—
cotuplish great results in proportion to
the amount of me: In'zi entrusted to it
because it rIIliIs almost entirely on I‘ol
unteer personal ell‘ort. liven its inde-
fatigable President. Miss \\' Illard. re
ceives no salary ‘he oiIlI salaries p. nd
are. that‘nf the 1‘orrI‘I'ipondInIr SI cretary
$l 000. and that of Miss \V illard‘ s priIate
secretarv. $0M”. Money iI needed to pay
for printinI' tor the Inuit of IIrI'riIiizinI'.
and for various ne c essar) incidental I x.
penses. The ladies are also anxious to
IIrII‘t ti building for thII .\:Itional hIad-
quarters. and for the oilices of theirpaper.
the l nion Signal. \\' ho \\‘ ill help along
this good IIork‘: ___
I lit‘ \\ bite 1 nuts _.\I‘ l|l_\.
lliIhI rto I Iil'orts in the interest ol social
purity hate been confined II hiItlI to the
entrants and fallen of one sex. in treats.
Sheltering .\lll]5 and Open llIors have
been established. where fallen \\‘t)lllt‘ll
were brought under the intluenees of re—
formation. In lllt‘St‘ Institutions. doubt-
less. much good Inc is be I II In I oinplishI d.
and In III_I have be II ll Ie sII III II to live s ot
Iuriiy. lint In the II . IIII/I uh I: ot the
Vhite t‘ross Aim). the llltl\t Inent has
taken a broader. and. we believe. more
important form. The object of lllld
titovetuent. now making such encourag»
Ing progress. is tint so much torel‘onn
the Vicious as to prevent the very begin
ning of Iinpure liI'I s. This socIeIII Ill:
eludes iiII n oiilv. to \Ilioni most I llllt st
appeal Is made to I all) tor tln pr. 1 ~II (hill
of II oIIiIIII 7 lin- IIlIiII IIt oi the \\ hite
I‘I'IIII work is l I In: Ignily and Mn ultate
\‘lrltlt‘ and lnll‘ll) : not to extol \‘ll‘t‘. nor
fillllllitll'll.“ the young \\ Ith eI'Il. but to
set before them the attraction and beauty
of :I pure life.
The erganu. Ilion ol‘ the \\'hi e I Ioss
SI K II- l\ Is mun: ti the \‘ Igorous II'IIIk
and I loipient \\ ritiii; ol \liss l. lllt‘ e llop~
kins I brave lllltl uiftI d l) nglish IIjoiiI. ..III
whose tracts are toId iy the stair lai‘ds on
the subject which enlists the em my of
her life. The lirst society was lorinI-Il.
iiinler llt'!‘ direction. In England. by the
llishopof llurliam. in hisown diocese.
less than ten years ago. The lllUVt‘lIlt‘nl
has spread rapidly through 1 treat l‘»: ll ian.
under Ilieeordinl patronage and fosters
lIlL: care of the t‘hurch of lineland :
although it lsttls'o in lorsed by all Ilenoin‘e
nations of christians. Men III all classes
and professions have enrolled thematli'es
in the armv to protect I'VoiiIanln'Ion and
maintain a high standard oi Inoralriy
for themselves. The Work lllh‘ had a
strong hold in the l'niI‘iIrsitiIIs of Oxford
and Cambridge. . MISS Hopkins. llllnlSI
tern and eminent laymen are flt'lth‘ in
forming organizations. l~‘.I"ery one of
the two hundred and thirty Y. M. I
branches in Glasgow lIIIsengagI-d in the
Inuit. and they have enrolled a lllt'llllii'l‘~
ship of lll WU young men in the White
1‘ runs Lnaguea.
The first ROI‘ iIItv in .\iIiI ric a wasestab-
liIIhed in 18% in the city of how A ork.
Rev. Dr. llc Costa. rector of the church
in which It was formed. is secretary for
the Work in the l nited States. The\ . .I~
tlonal \\.1‘ T. l'. has created a depart~
merit for social purity. intending it to
include the organization of White t‘ross
Leagues. 'l‘hus thII work is being pro-
seemed. and II itlI gratin int; sticeess hv
special organiaz Itions, composed of II III I:
est men and \\ omen lioin all (‘ lIristi. III
denominations.
It is a time \\ hen all thougluful .md
philanthropic people slioiil l at once i Iin
hands and heartI III I ti‘orts to sIaI the
tide of impurity and vice. imperiling our
nation and ruining thousands of young
men and II omen.
The IliIitatluii Sutiel).
1‘ nine «1- II III III that told meal thI ll.‘ ... that
i- ver 1 did; is not th .~ thI I liri>t : ‘-Ilohi. l\. ;.‘.I
Some years ago. a man residing in one
of our cities was deeply iinprIImII-It and
grieved by seeing multitudes who neg-
lected public worihip. and he determin-
ed to make the etl‘ort to induce some of
the Sabbath- breakers to frequent the
house of God. It rupiired some little
effort at first. but ho overcome his timi-
dity. ‘tlne Sunday evening he went
forth with this good purpose. and. nieet~
lug a young man who'did not appear to
be on Iis II ay to II place of worship he
respectfully addressed him. got into
com emotion II ith him and persuaded
the stranger to accompany him to «an
IIlIip. and as an inducement. offered him
a seat In his own per. Succeeding in
this case he was imboldened and encour-
aged to proceed in this line of Christian
activity and usefulness. And now. mark
what a blessed result; he was the means
' of leading one hundred young men to
i
, 7 turn.
4c;
become stated attéitdanta at the sanctu-
arv, manv of whom have become. truly
converted to God
A minister of the Gospel mentioned
this at one of his prayer meetings when
the idea was caught up by some persons
present, who at once said. ' llow admir-
able Ii plan this 18 for doing good.‘ A
little association “as immediatelv forni-
ed. called the “Invitation Societv. " 1n
sixteen months, two hundred persons
were persuaded by eight or ten of its
agents, no longer to forsake the assem-
bling of themselves In the house, of pray:
or. One of ' these agents. an earnest
Christian in humble life. devoted-him-
self to this work, and was the means of
bringing forty to hear the word of life.
-Worda and Weapons.
Excitement In Texas.
Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris. Tex. , by the re-
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley.
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head: everybody said he
wusd ing of Consumption. A trial bot-
lie 0 Dr. King’s New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief. he bought a
large bottle a3 a box of Dr. King‘ a New
Life Pills; b 0 time he had taken two
boxes of Pi la and two bottles of the
Diaoovo ,ho was well and had gained
in flesh irty nix pounds. Trial Bottles
of this Great Discovery for Consumption
tree at Geo. B. Plaisted.
Corter‘ a Little Liver Pills will poqiiive-I
ly cure nick headache and prevent ita re-
Thiu is not talk. but truth. One
ill a dose To be had of all druggista.
gee odvertioetnent.
mnmhrhomeoughCm.umc $1.
010.3th Soophdsaodbeaudfiaaoc.
mean Momkilhcm Bunion inc.
manor-hummer mommy
mmmumiu Minamoto
noun We I'm-ma mm 50:;
Ml!
l
‘ 7 ohm): hove
93 Actor” 3 Bob:
hon . It )1: the only safe
made us,» will roman“
on. loom-loom 'im
”ring the child M
_ to tlIII \I hole system.
if you enjoy eating delicious hath buy
thoIe bearing brand of Sperry & Barnes:
their goods \\‘lll go further than any
other make. and their sparerib'and sait-
sage are unrival .
.\ good appItI III cannu . I\..~I IvIIlI Iit
good digestion. L‘ aIII rs l. IIIII lutte -rs
bringaboiit l"lil}.Tll1‘) IIIIIkI \Illl d:
ge st what \ Itt eat and \\ :Iiil IIIIIII .
A Ivould (Inioy ~Ionr dinner
‘8 \\0\\' and are prevented by Dy 5-
pcpeia. use Aclter's I‘_\ speps‘: .a Tablets.
T hey are a positive cure for by spcpsia 1n-
digestlon. Flutnlency and Constipation.
“ (I guarantee them. :25 and 00 Cents.
l’rank ll. Baxter.
«Hl‘lt‘l‘lt l5 :‘tlc. lll
* QOOV
— .\ckc3‘ s Dyspepsia
l 'lalslt‘tl S.
llllt‘t- lreds of letteis from those using
.\_III s ll Iir \ igor attest its Inhie Iisa
restorer ot grav hair to its natural (‘ifllI r.
.\s a stimulant and tonic. pier entinw
and curing ‘IHldness. and IleaiisiI-IIr the
scalp. its use cannot be too strongly re~
commended.
Mote cheating e an be done IIithout
dI tection in the Inannfactuie of a piano
than in am other \\:l\. lwuv therefore
only thus. that are made on honor—«the
Mathushelc.
l‘alpitatioii ol‘ the hunt: nIrvousness.
tremblings nervous In ad: Iche cold h Iiids
and M II pain in ll..- bat k. and IItlIIr
form:I of Weakness are relieved by t‘ar-
ters lron l‘Ills. made spec iall) for the
.blood. III N I s and co: I: ple inIII.
.\Il\ lII II to \Iutlu' Is.
.\re you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a ~ick child sntl‘ering and
crying with pain I~f cutting teeth ‘.' It
so. send. at once and :..:III a bottle of
Mus. \\‘I.\'<I.n\\“s Snoriiixt: SI‘III'II l‘IIlt
('lllllIllliX ‘l‘I-zi-“I‘IIIIII. lIs value is iuealv
IIIIlalIlII. ll \Vlll relII-I'II the poor little
sullen-r inun. dial-Hy. l-lepI-nd upon it.
mothers. then: no IIIIstakI-almiit it.
ll cures dysentery and dIarIlio. a. reun-
latex the stomach :Ii-Ii III-\I‘I-ls. cures
“Ind I‘Illit‘. softens the gums. I‘IIIlIII'Is
Inll lllllllttllxill. :Iiid giI‘I 5‘ tone and energy
.\lI:_\. \\'IV\i,u\\‘s
SouI‘iIixI: .\\ ia’II l on (‘llll lIlll‘V 'l‘i'i"rn~
INI; Ispl~:I-:I1It III [ltt‘lll‘l1‘.llll‘l Is the
III‘I‘SI‘I'lllll‘IIH (If I»ll1‘ Hf llit‘ llHIHl‘f‘l :.llt'. lii‘5t
l5
female lllll‘\'I‘\ and physicians in the
boiled 5.:le’a. and Is tor sale by all
Ill’ll:‘_{l>l> ilii‘u-igliout the World. l‘I‘II-e
I-I-m: .:» mule. we ly
xl'lM'III. Ntl‘l‘lfll“.
lliit‘hlrli's .\rIIiI‘:I ‘IIlI II.
T. .II iII-v-t leiv III the \\IIrl-l for I Ills.
lliiims. .. II», i‘iIIIIs. .‘II‘II Itin-nin.
leII r 5 lI 'l‘ctier. t'lirii-pwl ll‘ItIIis.
‘IIl :lbl.IiII~.i ‘.II‘II~:.;IIIIl :I‘lxltiii l‘IIi;-liun~‘_
:IllIl li:|nll‘\l‘I ‘\ IiIII s l Ii: s. Iir III: tiny I’II-
illlll‘r‘ll. lt lI .zll‘ Il min. I I.» g'\ .1. i‘lI-I't
>:I'I~':it‘li~n. Ii IIIInII I lIII lIIl l‘IiIII-
."Ii :gt'III l.‘\_ i ~.-"iIlI.1 .l°~.
llaisII-Il. .\Ill\ .ll.‘ 'zml \ :IItlI X II‘\\:I‘:'k.
”his? :.': alsl’utor
.. \ liwll the
.I II lnonns of
it l. e not otuu
‘ run II..I
.ll.~ I\’.. he!
'."“.">t
.I p
. k A Il.II they III.
er .IEII and armed, ,
Alto
$19K
I‘ \INH
Sold by llrunglstn for
I35 II-Ivts III the I IN.
Matt-- I II II VIE" ctr-t of
‘I \
L‘utllfiV IV K‘ '1‘ (I .
ueuornl Am. nu. tin-Iron.
In“ Inn. trunnion.
HHI SH HaileiS HI.
“I lII\I :.tI.I
\H-F‘K II Id >- I-II‘III
LUMBER
lXI‘id'lllNi:
White Pine If All GPHHHS,
OAK,
ASH,
AND .
MAPLE,
in large and mini?
“FASUN A “LE l’ “11‘ ES.
“‘II Iu'cInaufidavtnnwx II! and he p ronstantl} on
hand ll l‘nl; stock oi
E
Hours,
Sashes
H 1an
Mouldings, His.
and do all kind of wood work
CALL ISL EXAMlNE STOCK.
Hatch, Bailey 8. Sn.
Hwnmmwn
SPERRY & BARN ES’
HAM/S,
SIIOI‘LllElis.’
“REA KII‘A ST l3.'v
CON AND
SASHAHH,
ARE ‘Gl‘AR‘hT'D
THE BEST
IN THE
MA HE E T.
L ARI)
Is strictly pure and tree from all adulteration.
Loot Carefully for the Brand
We manufacture oll III bearin our brand at
our [rocking house. Newgnl‘llilr en. g
SPEHHY & BARNES,
“huh \Ie \Iill ‘( .piaiititii-> :It
I
Ol‘lt
ETTLE
Now Haven. Cool
1
FOR SALE.
PAINT AND
l.\‘1 l.l‘lll.\'1i
LADDERS,
Swinging Scalloll,
\"IN!)()\\'J.~\(‘I{S
Ella. lite.
L. H. null:
Trusses.
.1 .‘l .\l.\' N'I‘.
JON I.
TE
SOUTH NORWMK.
[’Ams wan
Eras. “:..,
MARK WRAPPER.
LYCE BIN
is n. pearly IIhitII
5 llll-lln‘lS“ L‘\X‘t ill
fluid hileIlll II III.
in.» air able a :li II i t y
tor tho skin. The
only article yet
known to ehenugtry
that \\’lll penetrate
theskin \\l'l‘llul l‘
lNdl RY.
lhfor:| .I....
Beautifies the Complexion,
I‘ Indicate». nil .h‘pntu. II‘rIIeklII-I. 'I‘IIII. “will
lllltll1‘~.lllIIu k \\ I-rIiI-I. Inipurtt' . and lvzs~
I ulnrnlioiliu III I \‘II‘\ hind ‘ . . w
t' v :;: il‘i » tut...
In! and brilliant. I .‘II:
. I‘. t . ‘. 4 l m
litul land r[II rumm- nt in Its III "It‘l‘ ‘
I' but; II. \I.I.« 'I I . n... I.I
int. :2: x
IT CURES
l \lIvIIut ln-Iunthlhunburn. l‘rII LII III III. \ hnp-
ped. Rough «r l holed nun: la la»! II. is
up n :.l IlisI :st s I»! Ihe sun :I'c II. a.
It Ne \cr [1
lo.
‘ u. .I
Inc 4:“. " .‘u.‘.‘ . ‘
l‘uc Aim
P E A R L'S
White Glycerine
SOAI’,
... 2‘ ..I hitlll no
~ ‘- - \III II I -l ...g
PEARL SWNIYE GUEIRIRE C0,, PROPS. ilt'l MI‘IVI’N El
\‘l‘HA h
We lead on the
price- of HIGGINS'
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 HAKESFHHHIHH
“IN I III]. Ir‘llfl.“ .VI III“ lil'
“'ushluglon Sir-eel Bridge.
(it) TU
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 WAS"! NGTUN 31‘.
AND llL‘Y FOR.
CASH
TllE FOLIAHVING GOODS.
Read II few of the Prices and consider
the ad vantages we otl'er.
Barrel of Best Flour in em, $G.‘Illi‘r so
cents a bag.
II lbs line Delaware butter. $1.00 or 2:.
cts a pound. _
Extra Choice Creamery Butler :36 cts.
13 pounds of Lard $1.00 '
Best N. O. Molasses. 58 (Its gal.
quail.
15 Ms.
BestP.R.\1ollnsses,o0ctsgaL.1:: cis.
quart.
Pure Rock C Iiiidv Syrup“ I 5 (Its. gal.
cts. quart
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
“ Macho 82 eta,
Maricabo 20 cis
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
«I
H (i
15 lbs A. Sugar 1:.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar {1.00
10 lbs Golden U. l 00
And a ‘l other goods In proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour _ Bros.
WASHINGTON STREET.
WH PHDHPS PH
.
.II.II h. t ‘ , '
on: the barren; Even I. IlII )' 03...? cur. l
HEAEE
Iatya ... 3 a
AI“ nth ‘v“fi}‘1‘\\tlv.1 I;
lurid. :.....Idihcm. '
fiCfiE
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. r {not
L
I :I:I :y liuztlnt‘r.‘ I
boost. our Id}: C...
lame. LiI..- 1"
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o‘IJV ‘Vl‘k City. I
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THE ECONOMY
strut IIIIIIIIMIIIII lllilll’.“
HEAVY STEEL BOILER-
Indirect :IiIil "ll'tl‘l (‘onilIiiII-il
Steam Heat at .‘lIIIlIIIale lost.
PURE AIR
.\Nll
noon \‘lIZX'l‘ll..\'l‘ltl.\'.
F W. JAQUI.J1I Agent.
:.z: \\ \|.l. st. .Ioim .\l.l\'.l I. >st n.“
AMBLHH 8: SAMHIS
lllz \U\\ lll \lI\ ltd:
sl'llth: 'l‘llllll). lsstl.
\\l’lll l‘l‘l l.
Velvet. Brussels.
lleZ.‘ Ul‘
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
GARPETINGS.
—— l.\‘ Ul‘ll—
DHY HHHHS‘ HHPATHHHHT
“III luII lax: placed .1: stock a lame :IIIIIEI‘II of
Tricots. Suckings.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers, Prints
and Satines.
\‘lllt'll \\‘I‘ shall be happy to submit to the inspec-
tion of the public. and guarantee the
LA RG EST STOCK,
BEST (GOODS AND L0\\'EST I’th‘h‘.“
AHBLEH HSAMMIS
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
1 James Bloch. Water St..
- Conn.
N orw alh,
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
10 1‘ IImtIetc \Iilh large conm ms. t haIc taken the
am “(‘3' of one of the oldest and large st establish-
inenn- iii the state for the sale of
lHarness. . q:Iddlcs. Halters, Sur-
cingles, Colin‘s, Ste.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at Ihe old stand IIhenI I will keepa reg“.
lar line of Whips Sponm‘s. Chamois. Blankets,
llo‘w a. Feed Britta, TIIIIII clinullaus the.
PRINTING HF ALL K
AT THE
Sentinel 0 ca,
ELIZABETH ST.
HHS
THE GREAT
AHllll‘lHHH Hall [H
F. H. HASH HHHH.
only agents for t‘ity and Borough
'l‘licse heaters are excelled by none
and stand at the head at the
list for
SI )l l’ldt‘l'l‘Y.
DliliAlilLl’l‘l’,
EFFH‘I ENCY,
“I n: I.I mud. and {III {not
:‘I nil l‘II -r I II II‘ ais.
IIiIIl .sinulu .
C ROCKE RY
1N .\l.1. ITS \‘AlllETllI.$.
Bohemian. French and
.I\m Ireian Glass \“ are.
eh. .I l. or
li~t .I
I.: fiIlc~
‘ars ii. the
. are {his
—\: -. I a large
nial‘nil II! Ylu
\Il- I. .;~_'I~:.I‘:i. II
e best
\ .
I- o! mum.
“'oml. 'l‘in. Iron, llol-
IIIII’I' “‘arc.
Iron and Enameled
Ware.
' . . _
.\‘:I~l hams :Iml l\llt‘lu'll l‘iirms’azng goods
('5 ail hints. Lamps and l'.IrlIIr1lr-
bano nts. ll lllI't‘Sitllll()Il Stoves.
Agate,
tlu\ Il\lIl‘\l\l‘I t‘I I‘II‘II- I..I. II ‘ ‘2
.424 \ III [:..-«II I .rpIt
I. |l\ H{tli\ll l\I l.- Ilt. s 1. .2 er-
. : _\l‘\\ i-
F H Hall HHII
SBEifl3C)
SHOES
J. 'F. HILL (it. 00.,
ms 1‘ ll IIII \‘Ifit HI I
l
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I'll“ I’l~1("l‘l.\' SVIQIO'I‘II
I N N Ilefid )l .IIIS
..I. :.71
. I
II l I:
WARRANTED
il‘l l.ll\‘
Blifi
A Inzanoe. on m i‘oiI‘TIu-z
N"1‘ I‘IIEA'I‘S
_\T~-TllE———-
LOWEST PRICES
———-lS AT
A. 8 Hands Model Martel,
EMI’LOY III EN '1‘ OFFICE
and $-
'l‘lllI‘. .ll'S'l‘lJ' l‘lIIIJI‘. “RITE“
Challaiige Ice Cream Hepnl.
50 MAIN ST.
All orders fI-r ice cream and general catering
promptly al'ciaiI I! III. F'IE' via.“ In III? II sprrts. Ur
(I. “it. D’A R'I‘ots.
COAL!
COAL!
COAL!
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
...
Delivered FREE
FRGM DUST.
\. ...; k ;‘
IIII‘ ofi‘. IIIII: iIiI Ioi‘ \Hl.l.
II‘IttiI .\tl oiIII‘II.
l-r.
H’. S. BROWN.
N Main \‘l \Iutli .\'or\\‘lalc
\\I1I1}‘\‘III A\X‘ “mun. Hummus l\'
HlllHlllHHlHl‘Hl‘S’ HHH PlllHlHl‘Sa
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
Ilti‘.‘ “HYPER-8'12, foot Batik,
BRID DGEPORT
'lI. lane -.i~I l\\ “\I‘Il I‘ll! first
\ llziiid ‘Kllil \\ I-olI-n Hoods.
N ova Scotia
Mittens. Socks. Gloves. 'l‘ippets.
IMPORTED ENGLISH
l-nrlue) ~, I'llllllll‘l'fi. R. IIZ‘IIIII,
OIL CLOTHING,
SII‘ “'cs‘lers, Quinn Cup}. (‘iipc
Arms. Rubber Gloves. IQ .Vliucus,
napurtatnn cf
These goods are most IIl‘tlII in not sold Iliiuule of
lint-ion \\'-I ask :IIII-ni. on to IhIIrqul. Inn - Imui
all “hose oc:iupitioii orI IlI- asurI hails tlIIIn Io out
door II \pIIsI .In'
I. IIIlIlIIII s, “one. “hicks. 03:10! Scoops.
Shovels, :I-‘urks. IIZIIgiIIIIet‘n‘ Snppliw,
Dredging; 'MIIIerIIIis. “‘airralitnl run.
Lead and oil. Fine Line of Brushes.
Telephone. New York Prices.
XII‘ YOU PURCHASE A BAR 0F
Allison Brofs
Death on llirl
SOAP
AND USE IT ACCORDING TO INSTRFC’HOX‘S.
YOU WILL DO AWAY WITH STEAM ASD ALL
THE UNWHOLESOME ODORS 01" “'ASIIING.
791‘ t y
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exict cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen & 60..
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce Sn. New York.
Sand 10 ms. for loo-pogo Pamphlet.
so nouwauz.
my
$13 06,
PLASHEB
5:1: as Backme . Lung Trcuulas.
[o
Lilrov Diseases. Rheumatism Etc.
I I‘ II Ixolenm.
...r III-III-II tlmzi
- nonmembers.
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field by all
CORN PLASTERi
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:5 III-tits.
PEDACURA iNSOLES
, are (‘uld I eeh (Soul. Rtu-uruatlsm.
Paralysis. Suolk u I eel. etc. The
l'IIlI-g “‘liitc l rnI-rII-r I t I . l 1 in: II: it Street.
'Is‘Iw \‘Iirk. Mu: I. he torus. Of first class
:h'ugglsts and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
CONN. 806 l\
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GHISWOLD’ I ANTI- ZYHIDTIC
PASTILLES
DESTRY ZYMDTIL‘ LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
cows, CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.—
Th.
For Mic HI) dru- gel-ts. Try them.
an .II perfect antidote for all those troubles
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H I" F. Hummus, I. .-
moms BOUND“
. CLOTH and GOLD
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TEE BEST
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Mill Hill l‘lllllll ASSHPHHHHI
EVER SHOWN lN NORWALK,
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Hot Air Furnaces.
Steam Heaters.
Googéki ng Stoves.
Lahndry Stoves.
— >A ao§~v~I-_
Cooking Ranges.
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Double Heaters.
...—... ..-
Parlor Stoves.
Hall Stoves.
—— WiAfi
Dining Room Stoves
—w—~_
Store Stoves.
—— ...; ow
Ofiice Stoves.
Shopfltoves.
\nd t\III'_\lllttl ' :i' ItIerIainin . t I
Heatlln g and Cooking.
Lowest PIIIIHHTPPIIIHI Cash.
The
.Lunlwuolt Sn.
HHHH Mallet.
1 {l8 lii' 'l‘
EATS
‘.‘\Ell 1N 'llll. 2:2."i‘
MANNER.
II (If all KlHHS,
‘ 1N ll’> SEXNIN
I-IAYES.
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HE BEST
Illiil‘dl‘.
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\‘I'griulilcs.
Hunt 65 Zelufl‘s.
Uraiizcs.
lliII_.II:I~.
thaw-I;
A pples,
Lowest Prices.
Escallops.
Hysteré.
I‘lams.
l‘ I‘klml t l) Sets a qweinlly.
Fresh and Good -.
Prompt
l lei i Very.
l‘oi llr‘
Attention.
Our Market.
ver you want anything to be
got at a complete market give us II call'
HUNT 8: ZHLHFE.
”’57 “<‘$‘$
At
“'hIIn
Fxnmlner in
s. For. oflce
15?: to 188:).
Offices. 4313 Main Street,
narnenpon'r, CONN.
l lllll Pill lllH HlHllHSl HHHH
E Prior For .
Rags. Ellones. “Miles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the slinginby’
bending postal card to
l\\' I'OD‘IORE.
" son'rn NIIRWA LK
MATllllSllElt
PIAN OS.
WWW“. museum
WWW.
OVEjR l5,000 I" USE.
Not one hos failed to give antistatic;
BEST mill“. HIE“ IHIKIIISIII.
mitt limiter.
c ukiiiiiai‘ nuii‘s at t.
1
New Elva.
III-buy mwm.
' 80L]! AGENT FOR
m HAVE! A!) PAIIFIILD coma.
a. Full dock at Sheet Minute 3“!
and link! dlmflm J. on hand.
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