in
full blast for some months past at the-
. , cent time there are 8.557 licensed saloons,
' While the population increased 15 per
der the hell-gate of the traffic.
- lion barrels of beer, this being a millirn
T1111; sE“ST TIVLL
Sol? '1‘“ 1:01-\YAL1(. 1)1EC. 17 IS
35.
TB Bll'l'. In!) CE.
The .Ilattu' I‘rinz‘nl (’um't' this 1111111
is Contributed In: the ll'. ('1 2‘. Union.
Doll 1 Ewe lteuh this week unlews
“51' ieuces is asleep
[ringing the five \' ears prece ending lSS-L
cent. the consumption of distilled spirits
increased 34 per cent.
New York city has 10,000 li01t1sed sa-
loons. 2.01210 tin-licensed saloons. 1.0.313
bakeries. 2.1113 meat shops. 4.126 grocery
stores. In the first ward with a popula-
tion of ‘20 ,000 there are 3:1.3Tsaloons, 1
church”) “ school houses. Thus giving
one saloon to about ev1ry 1‘11) persons in
that ward, and 1 church for the whole
20.000.
One thousand and two political meet-
ings were held in New York cit v last year.
and 792 of these were held in saloons.
Listen I Just a word from Miss Francis
Willard. “There is just one issue upon
which the people, not the politicians, of
America are united. It is not the tutti,
for that is the chameleon among issues.
taking its color from the personal selfish-
ness of capitalists or the. interests, real
or imaginary, of dill‘erent industries, It
is not the Southern question, for that is
the dead lion among issues. in whose
skeleton we white ribbons have found
already the honeycomb of loving com-
radeship. It. is 11:11 the labor question,
for that is the elephant anion" issues,
not yet grown to fulls 1.11, and “Toner 1H1
feared save \1'l1enatte111led by its he 1T; -
er. Grand Waster \Vorkmau l'ou 1l1-1'ly
But it is the. prohibition of th1T liquor
Lirflit', that earthquake tint-'11:): issues.
which, by blending our homes in indisT
tinguishable ruin, has shaken us togeth-
er in one great brotherhood of fear and
anguish. This 11:2tiltqti‘ike‘rthnds un—
der the sea. ListT T11 to this 1111 l' 11 1:ti.111
T hero is :1-.l1s.1lle1y in .\l1ts~:11Tl1us1Ttis.
th1TlarT'1Tst 111111 distill1'11' 111 1l11T11‘1Tild
so says an 11v 1T 11' 11111- ss to the following
“(T Hint, ati1l"Ttl11 amount 111:111111'111"111-
1da1'erag Ts 11i111Tt1 lT.1"'T111ls :1 d: 11' . some
for home ionsuniption. but i". «T \‘lt‘Ilii‘r
p:'iit t'ot'evport to thTT coast of “He 1.
'liie barreist'oul: tlll tuitv lhrTo. g illons
and the int Trn: 1] row 11111- 111\ is nilu ty
(T1T nts per gallon thirty -T1i«.,'ht dollars and»
seventy cents :1 barrel. lT‘or 11111111'11112
rels. a dav‘s work the 111T: 141111: of tin-
I. niteil State 5 is enriched \- l\2‘».1nintis
the cost of the s1T11i11T 11f 1'1T1'1T11111T 11 :'111 h-
1111111. Tiiti the 1.:1111Tr111111ni mm 1111 be
(,de frauded of a f:1itl1i11.:oftl11s 1111T.:oll1
gain, and th: ll not 11111 drop of the lin-
\\ at Tr may not bi- I1\.\l 1,:111TT1Tr111111 111 p: 1d-
locks are p ace l upon 1 he 11111111 s1-11o 1"
yuardedand11p1Tn1.:l1l11lv lor' Illt‘l 111' ..
Incnt by int1 r11:1l 1'TT1T1111111-1'111is."
If 1 w ere not already :1 prohibxiionist
this single awful fact \1'ould._nt:1l:o 111111
of me for all the time. 'l‘l11T1't11's1Tof1‘11i11
was not so deep :12; shall be (Lul‘s curse
upon the union that in the light of
Christ‘s gospel, 1‘1i1s1Ts 1h1T b:11b:1r1.'111< of
Congo with “the crazy drinks.“
tor Blair wrote me that under tluT 111.1d~
ness of intoxicating liquors. from
Massachusetts, two hundred of those
people slaughtered each other in :1 single
day. Letters come to me from all sides
asking “t‘au not the W. t‘. T. l‘. do
something to prevent these civilized
atrocities?" Yes: we can petition (Songwss
to pass the constitutional allh‘litlnlt'ill
proposed by llenry \\'. Blair. which
now pending, and which prohibits the
manufacture, sale. exportation or im-
portation of the fiery drinks after the
year 1900. To do this will be :1_T.T;r1T:1t
point gained. and servt'T
future legislati TIT.
\V ithin four _1 ears “I ll Tpubli: .111 st: 111T
legislatures hat 1T been petitioned 1.) sub-
iu‘t the question ol‘a l‘rohinitory amend-
ment to the people. i ‘20 of' these same
Republican legislatures in 14 1l1tl‘1TrtTnt
states refused to do so.—l‘. 5 Monthly,
A beer saloon has been running in
Seam
$1 11%
is
as :1 b1s1sf11r
National Soldiers llonie, lltylon. 0.
This saloon if established and run by
authority of the government. .
The warden of the Baltimore jlil. says
that out of 473 prisoners in jail, 4.30
came through drink.
“foe to him that buildetli a town with
blood. and established a city wuh iniqui-
131—11111 Bible.
By the report of the commissioners of
internal revenue for 1883, there were
then in the United States 2013.971) liquor
dealers and manufacturers. Their sa~
loons, allowins: ‘30 feet front to each,
would reach in an unbroken line from
Chicago to New York. It is generally
estimated that the annual liquor bill of
the nation is $900,000.000.
Here you have it then. Sixty millions
of people governed by less than three
hundred thousand saloons. A giant
hell-born influence, against which the
Church of God works in vain, until the
moral dynamite 6f the ballot is put. an-
In the city of Hartford, the Capitol of
Connecticut, in a section only one quar-
ter of a mile square, there are S3'licensed
saloons, making one saloon for every 113.
voters.
In the city of Philadelphia at the pre-
or one for every 23 voters.
Once more listen to the words and
facts given by Miss Francis Williard.
The national aspects of this overmas-
toting issue constantly crowd themselves
upon our thoughts. The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue in his tabulated
statement for the year ending June 30,
1886, reports a tax on over twenty mil-
lnd I half increase over last year, mak-
ing thirteen gallons and three quarts to
each person, with' nearly fourteen mil~
lion quarts left over. The beery press
telegram that tells us this makes the fol-
loving delightful comment:
"Assuming thaf'these liquors were
mounted by one-half the poii’ulation,
.vould give to each individual consumer
fur WW gallons. It is doubtful
if any other nation can show a better 111‘
and than this for the consumption of
On every barrel of this the United
11 government, in exchange for the
. to turn the golden grain
m hop: into these diamond
em” of one, «it, and it demands th' a
no 5 «31' 11 hether the liquor comes
7 -111 a prohibition state or not. “1111
the annual drink bill at nine ht1ndr1 11
millions ahd tne tobacco bill at five 1111n~
dred millions, of which the lion‘s share
goes to the government itself: with the
people of this country educated by the
very curse that smites them until it is
almost universally admitted that. if they
could march to the polls today they
Would outlaw the trailic, with the two
old .parties obstructing the path by
which alone the people can possess them-
selves of righteous law and faithful law-
1Tnfor1‘1T1Ts, what wonder that. we “insist
this is a national issue and rejoice in the
work of that one party which is trying
to open the path by which in a represen—
tative government the people‘s will may
be declared T‘
It is the nation that stands guard over
the distilleries that brew death and de-
struction for those poor people on the
Congo River in Africa. Not a gallon
can leave Boston Harbor until the tax is
pziid to the Christian government. which
licenses and must protect that brew of
fate: not a mountaineer in Tennessee can
start a little still in his cellar ti supply
himself and Iltiglllo‘s with their favorite
beverage. but the revenue ollieer hunts
him out. and in the words of Shylock
says. "1'“ liavtT 111_vbond." These 111111111»
shiners lind by the whizzmg bullet and
midnight raid that there no escape
from Uncle Sam when he rides forth to
war—not against this Il‘iillli‘ in blood but
for the advantage of the national treas-
ury. T Yet in all this we do not despair
‘of the Republic.
\Vhy don‘t you
Liver I‘llls': ‘l’hrTy
for sick headache. 11nd
illh HI I“ 1Il'1lf1lt'l‘1‘tl ll\‘1‘l‘.
pl :1 d 151
\ \1 usiitiou in ileriih- 11
11 -v. lather .‘1l1.\ll1t1_\ of
11' a'liut'tTli, )lwriden. 1‘1'1T11t1T1l:1 s1-11s'1‘
li1T11 111:1 111,; IIlt‘ crowd of \11u'sl1ippeis :1!
the :11.-
\’1‘|‘t‘i)’ 1‘l:
is
try t‘itter‘s Little
are :1 positive curt-
all the ills pro-
U:1.l_\' one
'i‘lixT Ht.
1\t‘ 1“
"—3 ‘t‘l'Vi‘K‘ 1311:1' Silliil I)“ ll}. INT.
illt‘
T11 i=1 Knights of
1'i in: privnli- s 'l"1il‘i1‘
t‘oh111.—
11nd (iv is
\vhii'h was giv:
bus ll‘iil 111 lit'il city l::T-t \\'1T1‘I{
1:111:1le iilT111l'1llTytl11- 1'11141’11111111111141:
yoiim; tt11»11;1ii1i 1111111111 of the cottgl‘v-
1::1t11111. [LT 11 utirul 1'11: 1‘1T11111.1T':1.-\nl..111
:1ll1T1111111T1T11:1l \111l11l11T :1tl'1111', 111s parti-
1'11l:11-1s1-.1n St‘ 1T min 1: to '11. 1h: 1111s-
11' 111111111: 111~l111111s worn lTv 111 11 who
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1Tl1T 11 ll,1 \\‘1'l'1‘2‘11‘il\'1‘ in 1111'11T1::T11gth1-111T
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:11:i.:111~1l‘b_v tin-11' pistm's pvn‘ed and
s1' zitl 1111, T 1T1 lllllx‘t‘ :Tll- l tlu '.T\lT 211T 1' -1111,T1T1T~
1.:1!1«111v.1s 1 \1ll11llllliiislll1ill1I1Tgli1
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t‘i':_\'. st:1l.'.:1:11i 1T-T211:ry. ': l 11111111.; :12!
pt'ul'b‘, as .\\'1T1‘.T~ 511:1111. 1. ll 1:.1l1e
bust 1' 1111i 111:1:1 .zt' 1'1»..-Ti.1lx'. Tb“ l p:11'~
iii-31's, with 1le l-Tdol-T wt I).!!1l.‘.\‘lllil\- uni
iron. 1T1'1T1T1l‘1‘111l 1 stl11Tpui1li1'.
l‘t‘
'I‘luT
'l‘ii1Tf11iluriT11f'1
11).:1Td as that of ti 1:1,
loss Tits which 111:1v wrll l1~~
lirst is i111'T1,,':11.ltul1l».11
I.I'~~1ui~ ‘II::\‘\II‘VI
(‘1ll|1‘1'rll ~11 111 ll i:1.1li~
.\l:11'1i11 ~11;.,T;.:~Tsls two
'I“Iil‘
\\'1»1'ki11.;1111Tti
liv't‘tll 1i.
may insist on l111p'111g up 111' :\1l\':ll11‘lll;:
their “11:15. and make recu‘atiwns‘
\\ l111T l1 pi'111't :1' '1” 1' like th1T 11121111'11111Ttt
11l.1ti iinpoildnt pail of their emplovo 1s
business into lllt'll‘ 111111 hands but the
11lli111:1t1 judgment 1111 this sort of thing
is 1I1T1Ti1l11dby .Ilh‘ 11l‘1T1‘t on IIII‘ business.
.\ shopor {:11'1111'y.1'los1Td by failure to
make work 111 it profitable is not :1 good
thing for the employs. 11 would he
better to have 1'11111i111111l 1T111pl11y1111Tiit :11
wages which the rntplo) er 1' Tuld allord
top:1y.~li.1ston llornld
‘k\ .R.\(l\\\ A ‘1 k ‘1 1' T S 11““).
Smilhi‘l’ at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet. made that will removenll
infantile disor1l1TT.rs It contains no Opium
or 311111911211, but give Tthe child 7 cii'vrnl
1.1.11: f1 em p.11n.1‘rice .35 cents Sold by
Frank ll Baxter.
.\1l\i1'1~l11 .‘IutIuTlTs.
Are you disturbed :11 night and broken
of your i'est by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? It
send at once and get :1 bottle of
Mus. \\‘t.\'s1.1111"s 811111111“: Svut‘iT 1~To1t
1‘1111.1\1:1-:.\' 'zl‘ri: 1111\'11. lls v ilne 1. inc 11L
111labl1T 1t \\'lll reliev1T the poor little
sufferer immediate lv. Depend upon it.
mothers there is no mistake about. it.
It cures dysentery and diarrlu’wa. rcgu~
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic, softens the‘gums, reduces
intlrunniatioii. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS. \\‘l.\‘.\‘l.1i\\“.\‘
Soo'riiixu Svui‘ 1T 1‘01. 1‘ 1111111113. T1T. 1:111~
1V1: 1sple1t~11ut to thetaste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
«female nursts 11nd pl11s111ans 1n the
lulled States, and is tor sale bv all
always have
St‘.
druggists throughout the world. l'riee
T313 cents a bottle. Sill 1y
“would“ enjoy yoiir dinner
\3 ‘50\\' and are 'pi'oveiited byDyT~
pehpsia. uso Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are a pushive cure for Dyspepsia. In—
digestion Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and, 50 cents.
Frank 11. 11' \i
-—.\ckers lhsnepsia Tabhtzs 2301‘. at
Plaisted‘s. .T
lliicklen‘ s .{ruiea Sun}:
The best Salve in the world for t‘. tits,
Br isess Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Hands:
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and bositiv ely cures Piles, or no pay re.
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or nionev refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale bv (:eo. B.
Plaisted, \orwalk and _South Korwalk.
Hale’- Honey“ is the best Cough Cure. 25. 130:. $1.
Glenn’s Sulphur Soap heals and beaunfirs, 2111:.
German Corn Remover kills Corns, Bunions. 251T.
Hill’s HIII‘ & Whisker Dye— Black & Brown, 501:.
Pike‘s Toothache Drops curein 1 Minute, 2:11;.
‘Dean’s Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure, 501:.
78—117 7
THIS
'rtisrrn
the en-
cinnamon:ved or hundred:
hyucl ans. W11
Bump It not.
‘ quiche-gandtsthe most
L. ‘H. DEMER,
. I olurnlitmn of 1T11Tr\ I.‘
producing drops, recelvccarov-
Mme-tau. - b!
no. a. mvntgeo. WIWELWPE
FOR SALE.
PAINT AND
W1 P11118111
iNtiTLimeo
131113133118,
Swinging 31111111,
\"I N I)()\\' .I -~\(‘-I{S
Trusses. Etta. Etc.
.1 I .‘I .\ I T‘s' S'I‘.
51.
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TE
SOUTH NORWELK. T.“
[’Ams wan
TERI-31':— Evzm’
MARK WRAPPER.
CLYcE BIN
is a pearly white.
semidransp aren't
fluid 11111111., :1 re-
nl‘ Tunable a m 11 i t y
for the skin. The
. only article yet
known tochcmistry
that will penetrnto
lhcskin “'l‘l‘IIOI‘I‘
l.\Jl‘Il\'.
Before I slug.
Beautifies the Complexion,
l rmlicutt‘s all Spot-1, I rechlt 1:. I‘nn. .‘Ioth
l': “1 hi *1 Ill. 11' It \\ urius. Impuritir .1 and l‘I‘~
rush:
(.
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ml 1.1 111; 1:13. '1
.1; ."1n :1.
(Almost In-tunthl‘unburn. I‘rI1-Ll1 lit-41.1 Imp.
pcd. Rough m- l hurt-d hLIn: 1'11 I11 2 “' :1 ends
are!) all 111s1'as1s 1T1 the shin 1111' 111:11 21
It \I‘Vl‘f Fail—
I‘ri::75c. 1:3: 23:12.:
U30 Als \
P E A R L ' S
mute Glycerinc
SOAP,
it molten the
111‘“ and wt:1
Ask Your
Draggist For it.
kill 30
Alli-r1 .1113.
PEARL 3 Wu": ElICERINE $0.. PRU?S.,NE\’! “rivnlfii.
‘\‘u\}\
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS‘
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 UAKESFUR$IDU
I).\ N I [TIL IRIIIININI ITZIDI I'llT
Witslillrrton Street Bridge
(IO TI)
SEYMOUR BROS.
:0 WASHINGTON ‘T 'I‘.
AND BU Y FOR
T1113 FOLLO\\'ING GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of Best Flour in
cents a bag.
«1} lbs tine Delaware butter,
cts a pound.
City. $6.10 or $0
$1.00 or 21’)
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 23 cts.
1:} pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, 58 cts gal,
quart. . __
Best P. R. Mollasses, 50 cts gal.,
quart. ‘
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts.
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
Mocho “ 3‘3 cts.
Msricabo 20 cts
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
‘I
no
-
(‘IS-
1:; cts.
gal. 22
u
(t it
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Bit. O 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.
CURE
“‘ .~. 11119111111113 and rclievo all the troubles inn-
t “5 state of the svstt T ruck us BL:-
mesincss. Iiistr . ut‘tc. .. 1T ding,
2-1, ‘l'T.\1‘i-ilc 1.111105th
able sucu as has liCTcurhon n in curing
SICK
10 T: tCartAcr‘isI. tilt-Li
v-T rPil‘snr-e (‘qn’ll" '
11f t‘1c eminaclus . ‘: ‘ .‘ ' .
11111: the botvcls. 1.11.1 it LU) only csrcd
HEAQ
3 to thorn. v 320
Ache they wool d be almo‘t pr
. ,3 3y 1,
to do 11 ithoiit theiu. L
ACRE
Is t'.clT.1nerTf 503122“?litCSIIl.‘fI!i“lr‘ s 11‘ 1 m To:
1:11;»: o. Tr crv: t boast. Our {ls euro 3: "11
. L'lu rT11'11TT1L
Cart ‘
'CARTEE w*(‘ ‘1'}: (‘0
iww 10:1; (try.
THE ECONOMY
s1 12.1111 til.\llll1\.‘.\'llth .1111 11111
A HEAVY STEEL BOILER.
Indirect and Direct (‘omhiiietl
Stein: "cat at Moderate t‘ost.
PURE AIR
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F W. JAQUI. Jr. Agent.
fill \\ \l.‘ I. 81‘ XOR“ .1“ I1 (‘1‘. >30 .1111
AMBLER 81 SAMMIS
.:\l l
sl'llth: TRADE. 1856.
WITH 111.1. UNI-2801‘
Velvet. Brussels.
\‘11\\ iii: 1111 but:
Tapestrv. Three—Ply
and lug-rain
CARPETING S.
——lN tll'R—
DRY GOODS DEPATBMENT
we 11111 ' =.1.~t pl need in Huck a large 11'. min or
Tricots. Sucking
Cambt-ics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
which 11'1Tst1all be happy to submit to the inspec~
lion of the public. and guarantee the
LA RG EST STOCK,
BEST GOODS LSD LO\\'EST PRICE“.
AMBLER 81 SAM
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
1 James Block, Water 81.,
Nor-walk, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
H A. R .11“ E S S
To compete with large concerns, I have taken the
agency of one of the 1ild1 st and hut-'1. st establish
meats in the suite for the sale of
Harness, Saddles Halters, Sur~
cingles, Collars s, 811:.
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand, where I will keep: regu-
11111111 011111
Robes. Feed Baas. Traveling Bags the
AT THE
Sentinel Office,
ELIZABETH 81‘.
WASHINGTON STREET.
;.\’uits and (ha-11111118.
" Mlllllllllllllll‘fll‘S' flllll Pfllllllll‘S'
F. 3f. PIE RISE
' ‘.
DEALER I N
Sewer
AND
[ifllllll'lll SflWfll' . Ullllll'llllllll‘,
ls prepared to make connections with main sewer
Pipe
pipes“ in this city on the most favorable terms.
I'art i1Ts intcndm;T to connect with 1th rmcntly laid
seners iuihis vity 11'i‘1i tltitl it to their advanlaze to
Call on him. i rill if
F. V1.1’ILT‘RCE
Box 20, South Norwalk, Ct.
. A
I I
1i .
dressed boys are
garments b1 night.
Clothing,r Depart-
I
111' 1TH I111
1 l i i ii
That the best
those wearing
in our Boys"
1111T11t.
This season we are s1 lling
1T1'-11vT.,T‘:'T111n1nt at \111l1 bargain
pi'i1'1T s, as. \1 ill brim: p 11'T1 ms and
3-11: 11'di1111s to 11111 stori- to buy.
\\1T l1: 1\T1T 3. 111111 B111“ and
(hildnT Tn s Suits. and 1.11111101'1Tr~
«Touts tor any :1;.,T'1T at. the lovast
prices over lii:ll‘l(1Ttl.
Besides “'1' have. 10.0110 Men‘s
all to be.
soldul‘f:111'11111'1111' T.T,T1'1T11t bargains.
\\ 1T TT'iv 1T 1T1'T11'v bov or man
who pinch: tses $121111 worth 1111'
mono ot t lotliinu, :111 litipmved
\\ diet but y \\ :1t1li and Chain.
41:13.1: " 3.2.41
.T:.;~J}Tvl¢1.'
Hafkett, Earhart & 80..
X. E. (‘01. (‘anal & Broadway,
new YORK CITY
Kililllllllfl
\\'1i111.):s.111x ash
‘liTllll
“nun. llcsutns is
SUPPLIES.
Chandlers.
36‘.) “'X‘I‘l'lR-S'I‘., foot Bank,
BRID UGEPORT
\\*
Nova Scotia
Mittens; Socks. Gloves, Tippets.
IMPORTED ENG LISII
(inrnscys, Jumpers, Reefer-s,
OIL CLOTI—lii‘
Su‘ “'cslcrs, Storm Cups. (‘ape
Arm-1. Rubber Gloves, & .‘l iltcus.
These goods are most “Illlt‘lll not Sold this side of
Boston. We ask attention toitlnTir excellence 1mm
till “ha-'1: occupation or pleasure leads them to out
dour exposure.
Ladders. Rope. Bloc Rs. 01 liter Si- oops.
Shovels. :lT‘urks. l-Ingi n1- ers‘ Supplies.
Dredging ‘Dlnterinis. \\' nrmnted Pure
Lead mud on, Fine Line of Brushes.
Telephone. New York Prices.
Ship
‘hT T1111 just te11- iml our first import. ti: on of
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“YOUWWABABOI‘
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1301 ms
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m us: 11‘ ACCORDING 'ro mar-names;
YOU WEI-DO AWAY WITH m AXDLL‘I.
m UNWEOLBOII ODOR: Ol’ WASHING.
111.“.in
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen 81 00..
Nempuper Advorticing Bureau,
10 Spruce St, New York
Sand 10 etc. for loo-pogo Forum
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
BITJST DIEATS
AT THE——
LOWEST PRICES
IS AT
A S. Durand: M01111 Mattel,
LIIPLOYME\T OFFICE
and
THE . J [‘S'I'LI‘ CELEBRATED
8111111111 111 (1181111111111.
50 MAIN ST.
All orders for ice cream and general catering
promptly attended to. First class in all aspects. 0r
(Ii-rs solicit-rd.
B. D’ARTOIS
COAL!
COAL!
GOAL!
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Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
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firs
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PEAS‘TE
Cures Backaclve. Lung Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. Etc.
A trial will 1'- Ttnincw tho 1::1Tst skeptical that
they are the lh'~t. ’l‘iw 1T 11.. ~l‘11’nlk‘1l with
capsicum 111 l l.--:T:.:11~-p ofpr'troleunl,
bunt,T far mm .1 p 1 .Ti'ful .. ~‘ll' action than
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Paralysis. §\\ollc:i tT‘ vet. etc. The
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\ew York. Man. lft-t'ldz;::3. 0f firs: class
linguists and
FRANK H. BAXTE R.
$116 11‘
GRISWULD’S ANTITZYHIOTIC
P ASTI LLES
DESTRY ZYNOTIC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
'Dlsnasss.
Th. , ‘ are a perfect antidote for all those trouble:
For sale by drugglste. Try them. :6.
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LUMBER
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OAK,
ASH,
AND
MAPLE,
which we will sell :11 largv end small qualifies at
REA SILVA llLl'I PRIC ES
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EVER SHOWN IN NORWALK,
Hot Air Firnaces.
Steérp I-lea_ters.
Cooking Stoves.
Laundry Stoves.
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Cooking Ranges.
Dou bile H eaters.
Parlor “Stoves.
.0.
"all. £12?-
Dining Room Stoves
~.-_. «9 N
Store Stoves.
Offi Ice :Stqves.
Shop Stoves.
And 1 1'1- ry thing apperiaEmm, In
Heating and Cooking.
~ T AT TH E.
Lowest Possible Price for Cash.
‘9- 70——
E. K Luclwuudl 811.
111 Mile 11111.
—»~ '1 HS. BEST
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST XANSER—
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L’flhi.r'~s of
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obtain d It“
did them at my
, I.\ ITS SKA-SO
F. HAYES.
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1576 to 1883.
, 1 ’ , ntmamnr, CONN.
I will Pal the limit Gail
Rags, Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
sending postal card to
“’ P003088.
DI§BI.E‘S BLOCK. 1. $0an XORWALE.
‘ Examiner In
Offices. 436 Main Street,
Prior For
Parties moving can sell the stock by
SOUTH NURWALK
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PIANOS.
Imam MI “I“,
minimum
OVER 16,000 II USE.
Kotou has failed to gimmicks“...
mums-£31m,
MIME.
WNW-34mg.
c. I. WI mm: at new.
m
New Elm.
Maw-Inch.»
801.2 mm
II. III“ an " «nuns.
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Norwalk Chronicler