fTHE SENTINEL.
r'rn indit‘mwanx. Spirit: 15.1337; ‘
TERII‘ERANCE.
The .lluffer Printed l'nder this Head
is Contributed by the 11‘. (,3. T. l‘iv‘o‘zi.
YOU SAY. THE GOVERNMENT CAN‘T
» l‘RtuluuT.
it Not. “‘hy- Not e—rry in mm a uistn-
. lcry! l—sl‘nclc Sam. Patron Saint.
The relation of the government to dis-
tilleries is best shown by a sketch of their
workings. A man wishes to go into the
distillery business: the first step is to pur-
chase a lot and build a distillery. lie
cannot rent any building he (‘ilOl‘Stb‘Ltttld
set his still to work therein :‘ ht mud own
it absolutely. that he and itrzt‘: u be held
responsible for any infraction 'ot‘ the rev-
enue laws. ' llaving secured his lot he
cannot build thereon as he chooses. but
must submit his plan t9 the supervising
architect appointed by the l'nited States
government; if approved. three copies of
the plan are made. one to be sent to
\Vashington. one to the nearest internal
revenue ctlice. and one to be posted con-
spicuously in the distillery as soon as it
is finished. beforekany whisky can be
made. therein. This plan must account
for every square inch in the building: all
this care concerning this is so that there
shall be no possibility within the walls
of the distillery of any secret nooks or
crannies wherein an illicit still can hide.
and thus the government he cheated.
The distillery built and in running order.
it is taken possession of by government
officials. Every keg and every faucet in
it are under absolute government control.
Government weighs. pressures and notes
down every bushel of corn taken in. mil
charges the distiller with .1 correspond-
ing number of quarts of whiskey. The
corn is ground and‘gqjs int n tho "mash“
tubs, but it cannot reach them without
again passing through government
hands, and so on through every change
that transforms the (ind-made corn into
the man-made whisky. Not a font‘rl can
be turned by the distiller whose money
“runs the concern;" nay. more. he can-
uot be left alone in his own distilt'ry.
but must pass out first leaving a govern»
mengoflicer to turn the key that shuts
him out of his own place of business.
“'liy Did They 1‘
7 ”The supreme court of Pennsylvania
has sustained the law absolutely prohibits
ing the manufacture of ilit‘tnllal‘gal‘lllt‘."
\Vhat for. pray ': It never killed anyone.
never injured the health of mortals. or
sacrificed property of anyone. It is
cheap, and moreover. it is useful and
nutritious; at least. so it is said. and
nerves-a very good purpose in human zif~
fairs. Now these oleouiargarine manu-
facturers had built buildings to nudge
their articles in, had invented. bought
and erected machinery {or use in the
manufacture thereof. had made large in
vestments and spent a large amount of
time and money in building up the trade:
and yet. strange to relate. these ruthless
makers and administrators of the law: in
Pennsylvania. without compensation.
and Without an otfer of compensation.
destroy this industry and all the proper—
ty involved therein. How is this“: What
dire destruction does the manufacture
and sale of this article bring upon the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania that it
should thus summarily be put under the
iron heel of prohibition. And even if of
Van unmixed evil. even if harmless in all
its purposes and tendencies. what has
become of the vested. the sacredly vest»
ed. constitutional rights of the citizen 1‘
If it had been themauufacture and sale
of distilled or fermented liquor. product
of no intrinsic benefit or advantage to
the human family. but in fact and in
truth a vast and iiiiineusw‘calilc harm
and injury. we would have heard the
thunders of the press. And the moutlv
inga and the pipings of the propagandist
of the liquor traffic about the invasion of
constitutional rights. vested rights. sac—
red rights. personal liberty. etc. ml min.
8611!". At the more mention of such a
thing politians would stand agast. wise
statesmen would be astonished. ministers
of the gospel (some of llicni) w‘ould turn
pale and thunder at them that they were
insulting Jehovah. slundoring Christ.
, twisting the Scriptures, and abolishing
‘the memorial services of the church.
And there would have been long and
labored arguments before these grave
judges, and great and pondcrous deliber-
atiou. and then pcrchance they would
not have found it possible in their tender
(miscienccs to overihrow the business.
and destroy the property used in the blis-
iness without compensation. And“ the
gaping multitude, hoodwinked _ by
custom. and political prejudice. applaud
the wondrous wisdom of \these exactly
contradictory theories. Bah! what fools
wecmortals are. J. C. PEPPER.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter‘s Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Dose, one pill.
He Wants Ills Money Back Again.
The New Haven __Palladium tells this
story :—
A few days ago a telephone request
for a messenger boy was received at the
Western Union Tclegra h office in this
city from a Well-know. , nd wealthy cit-
izen. The boy who answered the call
came back with a message and a note to
' - .theoperator, saying that if an answer
Wu received before a Certain hour the
writer would give the operator a $5 bill.
The answer being received within the
specified time. the knight of the wire en~
closed the written promise with the mes-
sage and rent it to the writer, who
promptly returned the note with
“Thanks" written on the back. and ac-
companied by the promised greenback.
-' In'the day ladies called on the operator
and demanded return of the money,
which he refused to give up, saying that
it the man wanted his ' money he had
better come for it himself. The man
finally come but had his trouble for his
plan. Later on the operator received a
note from a lawyer who threatened le-
gal proceedin- if the money was not aur-
randered. ' The operator still retains pos-
Iauion or the papers, and is not inclined
togive up the money. There is a pro-
jeotota very. pretty legal squabble in
which the lawyers stand the only chance
of coming out ahead.
The lost Amati].
AI well as the most effective method
, ol' dispelling Headaches. Colds. and
’ 7 nun. or cleaning the system. is by
W a tow done- 0! the plea-nut Cali~
m liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
(be at. by Geo. B. Plat-ted. -
' ‘ (From the Batter and Furrich
The National Law. ‘
The aC‘ion of the Manufacturer‘s As
sociation in taking steps toward the
adoption of a code of natii mil laws that
shall govern manufacturers. makers and
-f‘inishcrs. is a move in the right direction.
andrif. carried out in good faith. will
1‘ “finally do away with innuv of the
mililes now existing. l‘trlcr the pres-
ent method of government by local dis
tricts the national cilicors of’ thoj-iur.
iicymeti‘s associations liavono power to
compel them ti obey their own laws.
and experience has amply demonstrated
that the jnurs are prone to observo just
wsuch laws as may seem to be to their ad-
vantagout the time. and. in fact. to coir I
siiuo , them to meet circumstances
they may :iriso. '
In the Brooklyn district a committee
rcprescnting the manufacturers and the
jourueynnii. after many joint StSfilt‘HS
adopted by-laws that were mutually
agreed upon and signed by both sides.
The mistake was here made. however.
in baring separate sets of laWs for the
makers and tinishcrs: but. altogether.
the plan has worked well.
The advantage of it set of mutuzil la“ 5
will largely consist in tho fztt‘l that they
can be enforced to the letter. :is any
shop or district that proves refractory
cin be taken in hand at once in such a
manner as to make the error of their
wavs plain Without much argument.
It is but just to the makers to say that
they have lately shown a disposition to
meet the changed conditions of hot man»
tifzicturiug iii a reasonable spirit. and We
can see no reason why the you commit
tees now provnlcd for may not succeed
in fruiiiiiig it set of loos tint will be to
the advantage of the entire trade.
(is
\\li;u l‘i;t:t- Merit “ill llo.
Tilt‘ \lljvl'i‘t‘r‘titlllr‘ti Sliir‘ (if [LN-”Ft '5'
(it 172nm Syrup \vitliiii :\ few years. his
astonished the world. it isi unlinut
doubt the safest and best riiiicdy ever
di~corered for the speedy and t il‘eciiiul
cuio ol~ coughs. (bids. and lilt'5:‘\‘\l'-
est Lung trvul-ics. it acts on air t‘Hlllr‘:
ly ilail‘erciii principle {ruin the Usual pir-
scriptions givon by l‘ll)'.~lt‘l.ll‘i<. us it
do: s not dry up a t‘oucii :ixul leguo the
tliscnsestill iii the system. but (=ll iii.
contrary removes (in: crews. c l~ iln- lion-
lilc. hcziis lilt‘ pztrts {ill-1Tb d and loan -
them in :i purely healthy condition. .\
liottlohopt in the house for use \vln-n
tlic discusi's imilto tin-ir :ippi":ir:i:;oe.
will suvo doctor‘s bills and :t loin.r spell
of serious illness. -\ trial will com iiico
you of.thcsc facts. It is posiiivclgi sold
by alldruguists and general dealt rs in
the land. l’rioo. 75 cents. large lintilts.
(‘minei‘tlciits l‘attt-uts.
\Vt‘nl‘t‘ in rtci-ipt from tlicciiici of
.\. M. “Mosh-r. -l;lii Main 51.. lit; lei-put.
oithc following list of t‘oiizim-iit'ot poi-
cnts lust issued:
J. S. and J. lilri‘t)‘. Bridgeport, lmil
handle: 1’. W. llcad. llridgrpoii. oiil ll.
Knight. l‘rovidc’uc .‘ ll. Ii. prmlucm; \il «
sign and color elioc:s in ingrain carpi is:
5‘. T. J. Iiyaui. Now ll.l\‘t‘ll. stein-wind-
iiig and setting watch; a: A tool for st 1—
tiug pallet jou‘els: l Newman. Now lla-
\‘eii. button fastening for unrniriits: ti.
\Vntkinson. New Haven. making rurbln r
boots and shoes: R. l". lx‘ice. llfirtford.
automatic grain scale: ll. \éarriugtun.
\‘hcsliire, licud nets: 1 .\. 'l‘ri at. \\‘.:l-
liugford. spring \‘r hiclo: l“. \V. .‘lix. New
Britian. mortise lock; 1.. tltii'righcs.
\Yatcrville. feed roll;.\‘. A. Field. l‘iitnuiu.
heating drum for furnaces: (‘. A. liziilcy.
Middletowu. mold for ornameuling cake:
t‘.
i.
'5‘. F. Adams. Middletowu. watch for the
blind; E. Amuudson. Limo Rock. car
wheel mould: .l. H. t‘. lincliclder. .‘leri~
d( n. steam engine zit‘achment. ll. signs:
L‘. t‘asper. )leridon. clock case: ll. \\'.
llaydcn. \Vuterbury. spoon or fork illlll‘
dlt‘.
ltcue“ s "or \'out h.
)lrs. l‘ilil‘ilt‘ l‘lit‘slt‘y. l‘clt‘l‘s‘nll. t‘lziy
story. the truth of which is vouched for
by the residents of the town: “l mu 7;:
years old. have been troubli d with lud-
ney complaint and hunt-noes for many
years: could not dress tliyst ll' without
help. Now l :im {too from all pain an.
soreness. and am able to do :ill' my own
housework. I owe 'niy'tliunks to l‘il. c~
tric llitters for having renew. 1 my
youth. and removed completely :ill ill<~
case and pain." Try :i l-ottlo only 7"} cts.
at (:90. B. l‘laisied Drug Store.
w
Ath lcc tn Mothers. >
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child sum-ring and
crying with pain of cutting teeth ': It
so. send at once and got a bottle of
)lits. \\‘i.\‘si.o\v‘s~Soo'riiixo Svni‘i: ion
L‘iiiuinnx TEETIHXG. Its value is int-ab
culalile. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. llcpcixd upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about ll.
It cures- dysentery and diarrhoea. rogu—
latt-s the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic. softens tho gums. reduces
inflammation. and gives lone and cncrtry
to the whole system. MRS. \\‘i.\:si.o\\"s
SooTHixo SYRI‘P FDR Grumman "Fiat-1TH-
[No is pleasant to the taste. and is the
prescription oflonc of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
['nited States. and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
‘35 cents a bottle. SlQ-Iy
A (‘uptniu‘s Fortunate Discovery.
Capt. Coleman. schr. \Voymotith. ply-
ing between Atlanta (‘ity and N. X .. had
been troubled. with a cough so that be
was tumble to sleep. and was induced to
try Dr. King‘s New Discovery for Cons
sumption. It not only gave him instant
relief. but nllayed the extreme sonuess.
in “ his breast. His children were. simi‘
larly afiectcd and a single dose had the
same happy effect. Dr. King‘s New
Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board
the. schooner.
Standard Remedy at Geo. B. Plaistcd‘s
Drug Store.
a
Whoos toads $332? $3:
cured every year by Acker‘s celebrated
English Remedy. It. is a guarantor! rcp-
Iratlon ; if it does not help you it‘wil cost
you nothing. Try it. A single dose will
show its good efiect. Trial bottles 100w.
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter.
Bucklen‘a Arnlca Salve.
' The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands.
Cliilblains. Corns, and all Skin Ewptions,
and bositively cures Files. or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or monev refunded. Price
.35 cents per box. or saleb Geo. B.
Plaisted, Norwalk and South t’orwalk.
Bolo'xcs
that are fretful. peevish,
cross. or troubled with
Windy Colic, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
at once by using Actor‘s Bab Soother.
It contains no Opium or {to blue,
home la we. Price 85 cents. 63d by
Frank H. Baxter.
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Air Furnaces.
Steam M
Cooking. Stoves.
Hot
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Lat: m5 rv Stoves.
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Liinileoi' \':il‘€i l-wtivoor lillii’urld‘
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Doors,
SaSh, Blinds,
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Large Stock of (‘uliiinns
for 'l‘i'itnining
Plate iii tleel Glass.
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Parlor ”Stoves. _ "’3: _
Hall Stoves.
Dining Room Stoves
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Store Stoves.
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Office Stoves.
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States. and can iliei‘cloic
oilci‘ prices that dcl‘y ('onipc-
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Connections Made
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NEW SEWEARS
lw the most
Till:
oxpei‘ictit‘cil
‘il'oi‘l-niioii.
Sl‘Llf‘l'Rli Ul'li PRICES
Instant}: MAKiXt:
CONTRACT.
Raymund Broilers
GRISWULD’S iiiiiiiiioiiii
P ASTI L L E S
DESTRY ZYMUTIC LXFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, . CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.
The'are a perfect antidote for all those troubles
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RlVERSiDE
CEMETERY issuciiimii
The grounds of this Ass'ciuuu are
Situ .tml ill the Bob tieliol .\' -r\\'.iilt.just
n t‘ti: ..; t m L'mnri I-liiis. i:t‘l\\txc'l‘l Fill'lt‘xg
linl liar‘l Aver-no. and
may he reach-it by good hill won—kept
and It.“ rsnle
loads from :xii dirn'tnuis. 'I‘lxrt‘vuseiery
is dividtd ll.:\‘ tu‘eniydw-s s. i'tiuio‘. with
B ilUA i) A YES 1' Es‘
and suitable streets. and the t‘ulilt-lil’ of
the Lind is such that every rage “my be
gratified in the selection of pets.
ave-nu: s arcso arranged as to afford an
almost
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CUN’I‘IN [Jill's DRIVE
to all of the diiitrrt-nt sections. and are
crossed. in i very elm ctuan. by the streets.
so that carriages may thrt‘il every plot
in the t titire Cr!!lt‘lt‘l‘_\'.
An elegant
REl‘E‘Zl VING VA FLT.
of large capacity.— :iiil fluid with all
modern iniprovvtnens. is that the en‘.
trance gate.
CA PACIT Y.
The entire space is n: t plotted. but "‘
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Vault Li~t~, reservations for bl? single
intermeuts. and 2.102 Burial Plots are
now often d {or sale at prices nry favor-
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
AL xos
Fever-s. (museum
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on
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tan
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of the "1
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muons Stomach..- . ......
or Fahd!!! Pedals.
m out. plateau. ureéiii'i‘TnEZI
Salt Rheum, : smells-z, lawman.
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can.
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mm.
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or T. airing of Initial:-
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Maps of the Cemetery may be seen at
m... “me.- of Mn. lixos mansion. the
Superintendent. on the premises: at the
other: i f lZoN. James “I UYATT. at the
Horse Ii’ulh ad Depot; and at the office
of Mlt Jonx ll. Lionr. at South Nor
walk.
'v. I. m one.
is," to 188:.
Offices. as Main Street,
"tumur, coax. _
hi...
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