SOUTH
NOR‘VALK, SEPT. ‘33. l 887.
TEMPERANCE.
'Uie Matin- Printed ('ndcr this ”and
is (.‘uufribult’d by the H". C. 'l'. l'llioll.
The Silver Tongued Mary Latlira'ivspeaks
Right out in Meeting-Don't. Read it
Though.
Now. don‘t you know that the church
is the conscience of the world? Don‘t
you know that we cannot expect to lift
this great turbulent world outside of us
any higher than the church of (‘nrist
stands ? \thn Dr. Crosby stands in his
pulpit in the city of New York. or sits
down with a reporter and coolly says. “I
a u not a total abstainer; I do not, believe
in u: 1 think moderation is the law for
every intelligent man, and I drink sour
Rhine wine because I think that the
heilthiest.” what do you expect all the
solo in fraternity‘and the boys in danger
to say after he has spoken ? And when
he goes up to Albany in a crucial hour
in we legislation on this subject. and.
standing in the presence of the legisla
live committee in the double capacity of
citiz -n and prophet. of the Ler Al-
mighty. says. “(,ieiitlcmeii. we' do not
want prohibition; we are not here as
prohibitionists; We do not believe in pro.
hibiiion: what we want is high license
to regulate the system." what do you ex-
pect the brewers, distillers, and bar-tend~ ,
ers to say? 2 You can‘t lift this world
one inch higher on the liquor question
than the church stands. Tue white llllt‘
of thinking is there. And do no: we
know that sooner or later-what we call
{public opinion“ goes to tho ballot-box
and decides the fate of this repul lic':
\\'hat did John Sherman mean when
he said. “A majority of the people of
Ohio believe in prohibition, but there is
not a man in either house of this lt‘gls‘ltb
ture that represents that opinion ?“ lie
meant that the saloon had, captured the
caucus and then that the saloon and the
church together ratified the nomination
at the election. And on the human side
just so long as we do these things. just
so long the best men of this country and
best thought of this country will be de-
fcalrd. :
What was the woman‘s crusade? It
was a long smothered sob breaking into
a cry: it was a midnight prayer coming
abrti.nl‘at iioonday. You men soiiu-tiiiirs
say to us as we st rod in places like this.
"lionie'ls your king luni." \Ve do not
dispute it. \\'e know it better than you
know it. lint it is our kingdom that is
outraged. You say to us. stun ling bal—
lotless and dcfcucelcss before tlii'ssvaiii-
pire of our civilizrtion, “You do n it
need the ballot; we- defend you by love
and by law.“ Do you ‘: When for
eighty-live years lay well defined license
legislation iiidherliood has bceii un-
crowned and her children slain by law.
and you have made no protest against it.
You have tallied about it in r. lipions
meetings; you have prayrd about it in
prayer lllt‘t‘lllig: but win-n it came to the
sweep of l‘lllpll‘c in the ballot box and
in political orgziiiiz itioiis. )‘tllrll‘dYt‘ made
no protest. (lo. men. I do iifil believe a
civtlizatioii is worth much that cannot
protect its women and its babes. And.
grand as you are. and strong as you are.
and true as you are. you Will never be
able to protect your women and your
' children and the dram shop at the same
time. Oh. in shame. in very shame;
either get up and strike down tliisenemy
of the home and of wifelibod and of
childhood or else put the ballot into the
bands of your women for their ( \"ll pro-
tection.
D) you know what God said to his
ancient people about making the. child—
ren to pass through the fin? They did it
tor religion: they did it to satisfy rude
and unsatisfied conscience: they did it in
hope of a possible immortality. \Ve take
our children and lay them in the arms
. of a more fiery Illulut‘ll than tin-ancients
denew—wcgriiid their blood into revenue.
llud hclp Us! ,It is not Christianity—it
is liarbarisiii. I never hated the license
system as l hat-- it now. \Yo have had
lvu yrarsof it in Michigan previous to
our great Cullll'sl a little while ago, and
in that time that blood-money has filter-
ed down into the minds and consciences
and greed of even our good men. until
we found in our contest last spring good.
Christian men. clean men otherwise.
that \vere Willing to stand up and argue
for this infamy and defend it. Uh, I
can honor a savage with a rude Coti-
science and an untuuglit life that turns
cannibal and picks the bones of human
beings that he may live. but I have not
anything but condemnation for men
who live in wide houses and drive tine
vquipages. and go to church on Sunday
who Will stand up and plead that the so
loon may stay as a tax catheter to take
out of the pockets of the laboring men
tiie money that shall lessen their own
taxes. It tln re is any lawfulness at all
in, taxation. it shuufd in this file coun—
try he on real values. If a man owns a
w ide house and a great block down
town, and is a milionairc, he ought to be
taxed to support the government that
gave him a chance for the realization of
such wealth. and we ought not to tax
the people‘s vices and destroy hearts and
homes in order to lessen our governmen‘
tal expenses. 0h. 1 never hated the li-
cense system as I do today since I saw
what it did with ood men in the state
'of Michigan. Au so we have been go-
ing on this way making our children
thus to pass through the tire just for re-
venue. ,
Then the next question was. What
shall we do with the saloon ? \Ve had
cried tears enough to float a frigate over
the man that had, stumbled out of the
saloon; theirwe turned to the question.
What do you proprose to do with the are
Icon out. of which the man stumbled—
. and that is the question before the.
American people to~day. Not the
drunkard. but the druukard maker; nor
the druukard‘a home. but the saloon. is
the question that every one of us is macro
ing, because we find out that the saloon
is the boulder on the track, and the rea-
son why we do not succeed.
Then another question swiftly follow-
ed. that if the saloon is the thing in the
way. then that must. be the thing to be
struck. The next question is where shall
we go to strike it ? Now, brethren; shall
wagotg the prayer meeting? Well. the
saloon is not in the prayer meeting; if it.
was. there are a good many men in this
country that wouldn‘t find it, for they
do not go themselves. Is it inthe realm
of scientific instruction? Scarcelyl Is
it in the realm of the reformed men‘s
meetings? Nu! Where is the saloon,
then. that We might strike it—this au-
preme hinder-once, this boulder on the
track 1‘ When we came to look carefully
into this question we found that the au-
loon was in politics, leaning. up against
the wild bulwarka of the state and me
tional law. Talk about the saloon being
a moral question! Brethren. there in not
a clued of morality within a million
ration of the saloon. It is pohtienl inside
and political outside: it is political up
side and downside; it is political on the
Re bllcnn and on the Democratic side.
on my man whose religion is so aub-
lime. leather-eel. so thin. no heavenly.
that he cannot our it out where it la
needed, into the itical realm in there
due. and for hie country there
from the eighth of commence, the
height- of prayer and I heights of his
Christian: living; be Md better be gently
chloroform and rent to heaven. ‘0! 1!.
ho! no on be". And any church that u
teamed toplend on Sunday or week
day- for tho-- that Dortmund lament
bemusefthhgrutwroogln this land
wruin SENTINEL. .
of ours. is of no use to Christ nor to
Christianity in an hour like this, in this
great: republic. -
Take Ayer’a Pills and be cured. Misery
is a mild word to describe the sufieringq
of body and mind, caused by habitual
constipation. A moderate ust‘t'f Ayer'a
Pills will invariably regulate the. bowels.
Carter‘s Liver Bitters for the cure of
dyspepsia. liver complaint. and all dis—
eases caused by malaria. are made by the
makers of Cartei‘s Little Liver Pills.
which guarantees their goodness.
Little Quaker Pills are very small and
easy to take. Try them.
All the materials used in a Mathuslu-k
piano an\ the best that money can lvny
and the workmanship is all by men of
the highest skill and long experience.
At L~iomis‘ Temple of Music.
pleasant. - and
Q)“‘\WQJ\.\.\Q‘\\ certain in their
results. are Acker’a Dyspepsia Tablets.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all who have used them. The best
remedy for Dyspepsia. Flatnlency.and (‘on-
stipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by
Frank II. Baxter.
'l‘ry Carter‘s Little Nerve Pills for any
case of nervousness. slccplcssness. weak
stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia. &c.. re-
lief is sure. The only nerve medicine
for the price in uiaiket. In vials m 95
cents.
liackachu is almost immediately rt»
liered by wearing one of Carter's Smart
“feed and Belladonna llaclrache Plastens.
Try one and be free from pain. Price 25
cents. ._...___. ‘fi mag» _
L‘anker humors of every description.
whether in the mouth. throat. or sui-
macli. are expelled from the system by
the use of Ayei's Sarsaptu'illa. No oth-
er remedy can compare with this. as a
cure for all diseases originating in im-
pnr‘e or impoverished blood.
In ltrlcf. And to the Point.
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nature. _
The human digestive appar/atus is one
of the most complicated and _woiidcrful
things in existvnce. It is easily put out
of order.
liieasv food, tough food. sloppy food.
had cookery. mental worry. late hours.
irregular habits. and many other thiucs
which ought not to be. have made the
American people a nation of dysfmptivs.
lint (lrm-n‘s August Flower has done a
Wonderful work iii reforming this sad
business and making the American pro-
ple so healthy that they can cnj iyutli. ir
meals and be happy. y .
l{»-|1u-r)il.pr;—~X.i happiness \vitiinul
lirzilili. lint Him n‘s August I-‘lowrr
brings health and happiness to the dys
llt‘pllt‘. Ask your drug..;i.»t in: a lmttlv.
S wenty live writs.
of crises of Con.
Whovveuwus my...“ a . ,.
cured every year by Aclier's celebrated
English Remedy. It is a guarantor! prep.
nation : if it (lut‘S not liclp you it wil Cost.
you nothing. Try it. A single dose will
show its flood effect. Trial bottics 10613.
For Sale by Frank 11. Baxter.
lh‘lu‘u‘n “er \‘uulll.
Mrs. Phoebe l‘llt‘Slt‘V.‘ I‘atcrson. (‘iziy
Cm. Iowa. tells the following rt-iiiarliable
story. the truth of which is vouched for
by the residents of the town: “I am Ttl
)‘2‘lll'v3 old. hare been troubled with kid-
iu-y complaint and Iaiiieiiess for many
years: could not dress myself without
help. Now I am free from all pain and
soreness. and am abh- t i do ‘lll my own
housework. I owe my thanks to I‘Ilr c-
tric Bitters for having renewed my
Youth. and removed completely :dl dis—
ease and pain. Try a bottle. only 50f. at
Geo. Il. Plaistcd‘s Drug Store.
.\ (‘nptnln‘s l-‘urtliliull- l)i.\‘l‘fl\ cry.
Capt. l‘olenian. schr. “'eytuoulli. ply
lug between Atlanta Fay and N. \'.. had
been troubled with acougli so that he
was unable to Slrt‘ll. and was induced to
try Dr. King‘s New Discovery for t‘on-
suiiiption. t int only gave him instant
relief. but allaycd the extreme soreness
in his breast. His children were simi—
larly affected and a sinule dose had the
some happy clfcct. Dr. King‘s New
Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board
the schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this
St indard R-liiicdy at. tleo. ll. I‘laisted‘.
Drug Store.
» 3 Blood Elixir is the only
“Q\CQ’\‘ $ Blood Remedy guaram
teed. It is a positive cure for U lcers. Erup~
tionsorSyphilitic Poisoning. It urlfiestlie
whole system. and banishos all traumatic
and Neuralgio pains. We guarantee it.
Frank II. Baxter.
Syrup of Figs.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup t‘o.. San Francisco. Cal.. is
Nature‘s Own True Laxative. This plea-
sant California liquid fruit remedv may
be had of Geo. ll. l‘laisted. Sample bot~
ties free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one (‘1 illar. It is the most pleasant.
prompt and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system: to act on the Liver.
Kidneys. and Bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel Headaches. Colds,
and Fevers: to cure Constipation. Indi-
gastion. and kindred ills.
Advice to Mothero.
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
Mas. Wmstow‘s Soormxo SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incal-
culable. It will relieve the poor little
suflerer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea. regu-
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
wmd colic. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS. \VINSLOW'S
Soo'rnmu SYRUP FOR CuiLDRnN TEETH-
mo is pleasant to the taste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses. and physicians in the
United States. and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world, Price
25 cents a bottle. Sl9-ly
ljucklen'l Arnie. Salvo.
The best Salve in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tetter, Chopped Hands,
Chilblnins. Corner. and all Skin Eruptions.
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mono refunded. Price
25 cents per box. or sale b Geo. B.
Plaisted. Norwalk and South orwalk.
Roanokeopers. Read This.
Ask your grocer and marketman for
Sperry at. Barnes’ goods. All their pro~
ducts are first class and free from adul-
teratiou. Hams. Shoulde Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Sparerib and usage are
manufactured in New Haven, Gt.
5 trifle with an Throat or
B0“ \ Lung Disease. yIf’ on have
; Cough or. Gold. or the chil m
WflthCroupoflVhoopingOm
use Aoker‘l English Remedyund prevent
further positive euro:
, trouble. It is a
andemkyl’rloo ”Land“
ForBaleby Windham».
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Absolutely Pure.
This powder iirvcr varies. A tour-«v3 of purity,
Sln‘iiglli and \tlll‘il‘sulllt'lli‘fifi. Mo's icinoiiiu‘al
than the ordinary kinds. and \‘;ltll:~il b.- snld ill \‘uln
lwllfluli with the iiniliitndc of low it .~l. short “visit!
alum or r-hosplni‘o [intuit rs. Sold ml) in cans.
Royal Bahia,- l‘uudcr 0).. 1m “‘aii 51w. !_ N
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ly and to ki.n\\' Want ls‘ [2,: mm: :
of manners. “hit 9‘ v 'lf
childn ii. that they may .1 - i :2: iii llt‘
“‘ul'lil “ell lm-d lllr it in .l \vumm :
“Siltllll‘ lllN'l’S" \‘Htikiltm Hr
swi-i'. and will lu' mud-ml t \ :mx
post lgv lilt'li‘ll'l on it'du ipt l-i‘ pi c2-
sli ii: \i. :v.
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Sl‘il‘i‘l \l..
Until furtlui l)i>(l\‘t' \\'r it ill mad 2 .ua'h
of our friends :i copy of lllr' “luv.- \’..l.lr
able book gratis and Irl't‘t‘f putt ggr', it
they will lllill us l7: \\ Lillillis -: ll 0»
bins lilrctric Snap.
liy folding up the \\'l.lli|t-‘l.\' ,«..~ _\.u
would a newspaper, llir- p st ..:.-,. pill
only ho ‘3 ms.
Always put your furl lizltil" :md .il
dress} H the lllllhl'lt' of the lviirrlil- :ird
write the word Etiquette ulna and
then We will know who sends it.
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PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
stolv
"EYMDDRDRDS.
For line goods in.
lla‘plc Syrup.
N. 0. Molasses,
'l‘cas & (mam.
call on us.
,—Fl.\‘li~———
Crciiiiicry and Dairy
Butter.
a specialty
(‘zill and secure a line Pros-
eiit with every can of
Jacob’s Absolutely l’urc
Baking Powder.
“'liat Soap (10 you 1150?.
You know Ivory is the best.
Call and get a cake, or a dol~
A Iars worth and look at the
Lady on Exhibition.
Sperry & Barnes
llaiiis, Lard, Pork, ctc._.
a. specialty with us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet Soaps
Just rec’d and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
constantly on hand.
Seymour Brothers:
\VASHINGTDN STREE
PRINTING or ALL KINDD
AT THE
Sentinel Office,
ELIZABETH ST.
’ hang.
so noun“.
-——AT THE OLD STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
ALL DRDERSFILLED 2120mm.
CITY FOLKS lfi‘lNl)
VAN'i‘A 113 TU ’l‘l
GIVE U53 A air-321.251...
l'l‘ TO THEIR AI)-
l.\ DE- \\'I‘TII US.
The Lawn st Smck to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRI3.
Elegant 13.1.5} l“n‘:=*~ R 22.11:». 91):.
80c, lllltl 9th; ll: Jr) I: gluilir. drum. 3H:
HULL-\Nli SHADES. your! quality. Ni
50c. Spring Rollers I‘Jgi‘.
complete. 43c. All l’-:ass
lil'.
ElllhrN-‘i‘tl lli-i l. 40“. to 50v. pvr roll.
\Vitliout Gold, I". to 2!»: per roll.
FURNlTURE.
Adi limltvmn. S .i: . :5}: up.
',iilnr 5:! l~1!=‘;i\';t' \‘ lrrl)’. “Hurling. lil‘llspllll‘g‘. 1‘. ‘
l tin run... 1,:
l‘l‘llage Silll‘. -
Bedroom SuLts. >0. up.
at Low I’ric l‘1~:i!~
your Imus. _‘ -: i‘.‘ : 'll':l ‘n r. '2:
’y liiiid and ll :1_ l‘.’. 1.2 .. l'll‘i-ds'rr
and employ (in law: \\ lklll"ii
Without Extra r l nit-x
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C. E. SMITH’S,
No. ‘2. Atlantic 5""
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t‘tlllxlt'li I‘Olai'lfi.
Poles and Trimmings $1100.
WhLL PAPER,
lfllilz\‘>l2 \‘Ttlt‘K U!“
i‘lnin (told, .iv-w styl. s_ ‘33...
" i .l ‘li la“:
l‘orncr of Ilroad. alppsisite the Presbytrr :m and Baptist
‘ Church-as.
STAMFORD. CONN.
ILtnliflzlmd ii'. N-~\\'\'1xrkl'i1\' lfilfi
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3 FOR CASH.
IIY- «shut Twpo-stiy litissells 60:). Tll‘.
: 2 (l t‘nr. Extra Luwcll Ingrains 75c.
@hades
~priz.-; hill.vr<. wuli {Hug}. all ready to
with I‘l‘ii‘.‘ Tiiuiniings
NE‘sV PATTERNS.
(u .33 per roll
Vialnnt at, l (‘3:- try
llif.iil1.ll}!ll=’ .: 1 . 1m: i~ii
kr‘l“ pt'i: P\ \\ . .l
:11 Ilrii‘ “Will; its any city lll‘li.‘r‘_
.i of «all 'Inisiinss. Goods Duty» 1: 21
ii‘ i. writ.:.--.
l.~~~ than Pity I’iivrs.
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[litany people
a tonic!
.‘fk
when Simply in need of
QuakePBitters
gives renewed
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see
by.
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Dyspepsia
Nervous l’i'ost rat ion. ,7;
l‘ichi I it y.
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Send to Dii'ill‘ r Retina 82,
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BITTERS, \'l‘2(& 12212113le
7 BAFE,SUIIE AND SPEED? CURE FOR
3:9 .l"t‘ iispwinll)‘ Valuable to \l‘llllEN.
1 ll I i
Hilts lime “‘4‘“ in tin-maria". Tumor and haw been lll-‘I’utl.l\ll)‘ tcs‘ed;ai1d to
s-r'~~ lu‘ ltlt‘ll'> \n- claim for tliriii. any one 5 llh‘ii‘i‘lh‘.‘ a l-nziie of \lthe‘f lixitus. and
r s of i: c in sh in tliit lllt‘} lune rwnvni no brunt fh-llt its :i c. can have their morcy
in to! } sutlioizrc :dl dealers to return the amount pstd.
I’U It FILI’
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llcprrssiuii.
General llcbilil)’.
Sleeplessiivss. Etc.
tents, R. 1., far claim all cards
*DlA MON DS,
Rings, Lace l’iiis. i‘llllls
and Earrings.
WATCHES,
In Gold and Silver cast-s
of latest designs. Gold
at ii (I Silver (‘lnileliiiii
Watt-Ii is.» and l‘lniins.
Rogers Silver “'ai'c.
Pebble Spool;1 rl as and
Eyeglasses. -
Diamond work and Fine \Vatcli and
French Clock repairing a Specialty.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Opposite (‘lty Hotel.
South Norwalk. Conn.
J. F. Peckwell.
1‘ James Bloch. Water St"
Not-walk, . '-
Conn.
80“le unable to manufacture
HARNE38$
‘l‘o compete with Mrs: concerns. I have taker} the
agency of one or the oldest and lamest establish-
mems in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cinglos, Coll-ire, Ste.
Fine Harness To Order,
A- usual. at the all! stand. when! ' will has a reg:
for line of 5pc. Sponges. (‘haIuol-Jl, "labels
I“ My hurling: lime .bc.
i GARDEN HDSD,»
Step Ladders,
GARDEN TOULS
W. 8. Dill art’s
HARDWARE STORE,
Music Hall Block.
A PF 1.1. LINE 0‘."
- Logninn and Martinez
PREPARED PAINTS,
A PURE ARTICLF.
CANDIES
ALI . IiINl )S.
First Class
BAKERY
CORNECOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. and a full at!!!
merit of um mental candy.
133. JOHN HOLLAND
WEST NDRWALK.
$8 0,300
Will buy one acre of land fronting: on the. Main
street. vritti house containing 3“. rooms. and Burn.
The pn‘iiiiscs are in good coiidilion.wcil shaded and
has considerable fruit on them.
$2,600.00
“1.! buy trn :icrw‘ ~f lul‘ul. four of which from on
the Mairistnw-t and true on tin-m a cool huusc
containing ll ro. l‘l~, ll' ’-
The buiidiugs am
well shaded.
‘Nru and carriage house.
ii \ I\:'\ Len! culiddnni and SN
t I“ nus \\ ill r‘xt‘hwuze for city property. or if sold,
“L! 211.0“ if dram-d. part of purchase mom-y in re-
main on mortgage.
EAST‘NDRWALK
Two desirable h‘sidencvc. both in excellent com
diiion-I’rwcs nigsonubh; and terms easy.
Enquire [ll Nelson Tailor,
120:11 [Estate and
Exchange. Roonls.
“'iulilnaton street. So. Nor-walk.
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