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SENTINEL.
IOWA! NORWALK.
AUGI‘ST 52.1887.
TEMPERANCE.‘
TM Matter h'fllft’d Under this Ilmd
is Caldwell by the 1V. 0. T. l'IIImI.
Rev. Mr. Delano postponed hisaddress
upon W. C. T. U. work until Sunday
.(to-morrow) evening. It is hoped that
the ladies will give the subject a hearing
on that evening. He furnishes us this
title forthcle‘cture. “The Tidal \Vavo of
Woman‘s Influence.“
Local Option and the Dow Latv.»llow If
Operates In Hillsboro, Ohio. ‘ '
A gentleman from that city’ tells the
following: “There is in the town of
Hillsboro a wholesale liquor dealer who
has made this arrangement with the sa-
loonista. you send your customem to me.
x4 will send them beer by the five gal»
Ions according to law. That will be
twenty-five bottles They will deliver the
bottles to you for storage. and will give
you your usual profit for storing their
, beer and keeping it cold. \V hen thirsty
they and their friends will drop into your
saloon as usual and drink their beer.
paying you for storage.“ Local option
operates against transients, but the sa-
loonists and residents are all right. By
this arrangement the saloonists save
their Dow tax and deliver about as much
beer as usual.
In a neighboring town, an enterpris-
ing saloonist has a saloon on wheels
which he keeps just outside the corpora-
tion lines. So often as the line is moved
so as to take him in, he hitches on to his
saloon and yanks it just outside again.
It would appear that 190,000 gallons
of whiskey a day ought to suggest a
“hi"est“ to.“worry through.“ especially
to a journal that looks out for the inter-
ests of the “Kids.”
According to ofiicial figures. there
were In operation in Ohio on the first
day of June sixteen distillerics, turning
out a little over 190,000 gallons of whis~
key a day. The buckeyes will manage
to worry through harvest, if the supply
is not further shortened—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Now a word from the Cincinnati Coni-
mercial: “There is no state in the union
in which there is as little excuse for a
Third Party as in Ohio. The Dow law
is the best law that has been enacted
touching the traliic in drinks tlIat‘ in-
toxicate.“
Does thialook like the best way to do
it? 190,000 gallons per day? Oh. the
Dow law!
Two Towns—A (‘IIIItI-Itst.
Vineland. New Jersey. has a popula-
tion of ten thousand; there is a clause in
every deed forbidding the sale of Mom.
During six months no citizen required
any assistance from the m‘crsccr of the
poor. During one year there was one
Indictment. and that for disturbance
between two colored persons; there were
but three tires, and only one house burn-
ed; the taxes are only one per cent., and
there is no debt. The police expenses
' are seventy-five dollarsa year. ,
A little town in New England, of less
than ten thousand inhabitants. maintains
forty grog shops; a police judge, city
marshalls. assistant marshal, four night
watchmen. and six policemen unneces-
sary for the protection of the peace of
the town. Four fire companies of forty
men each. costing $3,000 a year. are call-
ed out, on an arerage. every other week;
it costs $2,500 a year to support the
'poor, and the township owes $lii0.000.—
(Dr. Balls How to Live Long).
' “I’m-tern Christian Advocate—Probi-
bition in Atlanta is a success. «On our
last previous visit there were saloons on
every hand: this time. on four successive
days, we hunted in all directions to find
one. and failed. The only approach to a
saloon which we saw, were three or four
places where wine is sold by the quart.
Arrests for drunkenness have almost
ceased. Saloon rows are a thing of the
past. - A more orderly city of its size can
out be found on the continent. The ar-
gument of the anti‘prohihitionists was
that to abolish the liquor business would
be to ruin the town. Instead of that the
city never won as prosperous as it is now.
The rooms formerly occupied by saloons
are now filled with other sorts of trade.
Not one business-room did we see adver.
tiaed for rent. One grocer said his busi-
nese had increased 250 per cent. in one
year. On being asked how this came
about, he saida "People who formerly
came in on Saturday night and bought
one or two dollars‘ worth of goods, now
buy four or five dollars’ worth. because
they cannot spend their money in the
saloons.” We talked with ministers,
lawyers. merchants. laborers, with real
estate men, and a policeman, and not
one had one word of complaint against
the new order of things.
There were 150 saloons, several brew-
eries, distilleries and wholesale liquor
dens in Sioux City at the time of Had~
dosk‘l murder. Only one saloon now
sells liquor openly. The present outlook
In that the saloon will have to go, from
Sioux City at least.
The disastrous ettwt of prohibition on
the commercial prosperity in Kansas
wasr .bllahed as a dispatch from St.
coax MIL. and the statement made
3 that the people were leaving Atcbison
’ on account of the disastrous effect of
prohibition on business. It is about
time to stop this kind of nonsense. It is
V becomingvarydimcult toget a Kansas
' 'man to write over his own signature and
deny that Kansas II enjoying commercial
prosperity. or attempt to prove that pro-
hibition in thatctatedoesnot practically
prohibit. The blaming- and benefits of
When are so manifest, and as far
beyond even the expectations of its pro-
moters. that former enemies are speech-
, Id at home, and liquor men only who
have fled from the state continue the old
storyofdsqalr.
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hibitioninlanms read the letter 3':
thsGoveraorof thatstats lie-written,
apdsshsdthatltmay be published far
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Instances.
Conneetlcut. Patents.
We are in receipt from the otilce of A.
M. Wooster, 436 Main St“ Bridgeport.
of the following list of Connecticut pat.
ents last issued:
F. \V. Ostrom. Bridgeport, cutting
mechanism for button hole stitching
machines; G. M. Clark. lingganum. re«
versible sulky plow; O. llauser. Rock-
ville, driving gear for, bicycles: Ii. 1’.
Nichols. New Canaan, corset; F. Ii. Us»
'10"). Stamford, gauge for determining
the smallest circle which will pro-
duceagivon square; M. J. Wightmnn
and 0. Urban, Hartford, armature for
dynamo electric machines; M. J. Wight-
man and 11. Kemp, Hartford. dashputs.
for are lamps; M. J. Wightman and II.
Kemp, Hartford, switch and automatic
cutout. Labels—Hop Pill M‘f‘g. Co"
New London, “Little llop l‘Ills‘: also
“llop Ointment.“
Every woman who suitors from Sick
Headache, and who dislikes to take bit-
ter doses, should try Carter‘s Little Liver
Pills. They are the easiest of all medi-
ctnes to take. A positive cure for the
above distressing complaint: give prompt
relief in Dyspepsia and Indigestion; pre4
vent and cure Constipation and Piles.
As easy to take as sugar. Only one pill
a dose. 40 in a vial. Price 25 cents.
If you try them you will not be without
them.
A SIviIIIIIIlIIg Calf.
A Mhin street butcher Is authoritv for
the statement that a calf jumped into
the Thames river at Gales Ferry after
romping through the fields until he was
nearly wild. and when hostruck the Iva-
tcr started down the river. A strong
frcshctwas running with the tide and
the calf went down the Thames at ll tre-
mendous speed. reaching \Vimhrcp‘s
Point in about fifteen minutes. The
time made by the calf is altogether fas-
ter than any record of the collcge boat
crews. but the butcher ull‘crs to wager a
side of beef that the story is not exagge-
rated and he will prove his statement if
anybody wants to wagcr the \‘lllllt‘ of
beef on the butcher‘s vvracityn—va
London Dav. =_
Uld gellllt‘lllt‘l and ladies—«bur up
\\ e have found somt thing In I Inc, _I U“.
You complain of being constantly tirvd:,
you cannot cat; \ (III are restful and
sleeplcs :4 during the night; vou fl‘ll that
your lease of life has just about expired.
l'sc Quakcr liittcrs and you will cat,
sleep and be happy: for you Will u .Ilizn
that a no“ lcnscol‘ lIfc has lli‘t ‘n ngIIIIIIl
y.uu
would en'nv your dinner
‘3. \‘\°\\' and are pH“ icim‘d liv ll} s-
pepsin, use Af‘lit‘f' 3 lb spi Iixia 'l‘ :Iblnis.
'lhcy are a \ositiI c cure for DI .xpepx’ia lu-
digestiou, latulc ncy and t‘ uuxi ipntion.
“ e guarantee tht m. :25 wages cents-
F rank ll Ii leII
lIIIIIII‘ kt‘t‘ III rs. lu- .IIl llils.
Ask your grm l r :m l markv tn: :‘.u f. r
Sperry IQ: lizirucs‘ comb. .\il lllrll" pro
ducts are first class and {II-.- from adul-
teration. Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Sparcrib and Sausagc are
manufactured in New Haven I‘t.
S) rup III F lgs.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup 00.. San Francisco (al..
Nature‘ s Own True Laxativ c. This plea-
sant California liquid fruit rcmed Inav
be had of Geo. 1i. l‘laisted. Sauip 8 bob
tles free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one d )llar. It is the most pleasant
prompt and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system: to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yct
thoroughly: to dispel Headaches. I ulds.
and Favors; to cure Constipation. Indi~
gcstion. and kindred ills.
AIlI II o to “others
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child enduring and
crying with pain of cutting teeth * If
so. send at once and get a bottle of
Mus Wrxsun's Soormao SI'III‘I‘ I‘na
CHILDREN TEETIIIVII.1IS value Is incul-
culable. It will relieve thcponr little
suficrer immediately. l)t‘pt‘lld upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and dIarrhoI a, regu~
lates the stomach and bowels cures
wmd colic. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. and gives tone and energy
to the \\ hole system. MRS. \\‘ usmw‘s
Soo’rnixo SI‘RI‘P FOR CHILDREN TEETH;
ING is pleasant to the taste. and is, the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians In . In
United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
35 cents a bottle. SliHy
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The. reason 3.13,, A3333
is warranted, Is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. It will posi-
tively care all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up the
mutation. Romember,we guarantee it.
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter.
Most Excellent.
J. J. Atkins. Chief of Police, Knox~
ville Tenn., writes: “My family and I
are beneficiaries of your most excellent
medicine, Dr. King‘ a New Discovery for
consumption: having found it to by all
that you claim for it. desire to testify to
its virtue. My friends to whom I have
recommended it, praise it at ever op—
portunity.” Dr. king s New Discovery
for Consumption is guaranteed to cure
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma,
Group and every affection of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Trial Bottles Free at
Geo. Plaisted‘s Drug Store. Large size
“race I 1).
You are feeling depressed, your appe
tite Is poor. you are bothered with Head
ache, ]you are fidgetty’, nervous, and
genera ly out of sorts, and want to brace
up. Brace up, but not with stimulants,
spring medicines, or hitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky,
and which stimulate you for an hour,
and then leave on in worse condition
than before. W at you want is an al
terative that will purify your blood, start
health action of Liver and Kidneys.
restore your vitalit,
health and strengt. Such a medicine
you will find in Electric Bitters. and
only 50 cents a bottle at Geo. B. Plaistcd
Drug Store.
auction's Arnlca Salve.
The best Salve‘ In the world for Cats,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Cbapped Hands,
Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay yie-
qailed. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mone refunded. Price
25 cents box.‘ or sale b Geo. B.
PIaistVed, orwalk and South orwalk.
60“WQJ‘\.\QJ‘\\ gush $1.113}:
results. are Acksfs ‘ Tabl
randy! DyspepsIaJflatId .
“potion.“ Goarantssd, mmii‘aifi';
hankfl. Baxter
and give renewed 3
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
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YOUTH and BEAUTY
Can be Obtained
BY USING
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WITCH HAZEL
QRTLLEI catfish.
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our KETTLE LARD is Stric
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and Free from All Adultcrntion.
[08K CAREFULLY FOR THE 8 till).
We manufacture all goods b nrlng our
brand at our packing nouns. Haven.
V Sperry & Barnes,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
WfivfiiV' io'vw‘o v'fiv'h‘WiVfiV
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SHORT HINTS
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Social litiqucllc.
(‘Iimpiinl from ‘u‘ Infra! and HAN! IIIII‘A‘I-
(Hi flu‘ wdgiwcf by “Jun! .lhI!i.’J.I."
Plilt‘E bl mm
This book should be in cvvry family
desirous of knowing “Thu prupcr llllllg
Iodn.“ \\'c all desire to llt‘llzu‘I‘ propor-
ly and to know what Is the taxi wimol
of manners. What shall we lI‘;II‘lI our
clIildrrn. that they may gu nut lllld III.-
world well brcd Incn and utmnvn‘:
"SHORT lllNl‘S" Contains llIv an:
awor, and “'1“ be mailed to any il‘lil Ins
postage prepaid on rcceipt of lll‘Et‘t‘.
SPECIAL.
Until furllicr III~ticc we will mail I-nch
of our friends a copy of the :Iimv.‘ \'.Il\l-
able book gtalis and "roof postage. If
they will mail us I?» II‘I‘IIppI I1. «I: ll 4.-
bins Electric Soup.
By folding up the \\‘l‘lll‘llt‘l$ us. you
would a newspaper. the lmx‘lagv \\‘Ill
only be ‘3 cis.
Always put your full ham.» and ad
dress on the outside of the lllllllllt‘ and
write the word Etiquette :le’n. and
then we will know who .x'cmis it.
I. L. CRAP-IN & Cu.
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The LADIES FAVORITE, because
it Is LIGHT RUNNING and does
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versal prnixc for-11mm nu ins! .; halides. and
the ease aim \\ hich aka 3' are sum. Price
by mail. Sch I size of leg around cal! and hallo.
Send for cin ular.
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mien. kidney .lnd liver-trouble. Quicklyremoves
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with Magnetic Foot Batteries-10.5““ 5’ e
C. O- D:.nnd examination allowed. or by his:
recetpso or bordering send m at
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