The Newtown bee., 1880-11-17

make presents ol our ItTHS puobUSIdPus' yours should be taken now, as it takes q certain length of time to finish them, and we are always crowded with orders the last week or two. We have a splendid new skylight. our work is better than eyer, and we wish it distinctly under stood that we do not take back seat for the very best artist i'll New York City, FOLSOM, Photographer, Danbury.
 J. l.. Harlem, cor Main and State sts, Bridgeport, keeps constantly on hand full line of gents furnishing goods, and will make to order a nice business or dress suit of clothes cheaper than any one in the city. Step in and examine the various patterns. It will cost you noth- ing.
 ing the largest business in Sealskin Cloaks, Fine Silk Cloaks, Fur Circulars, Black Silks and Satins, Cloak and Skirt Velyets in the city. If any forced sales or special bargains are going on that firm is sure to find them. We copy the follow | ing from city paper:
 GREAT SPEoIALTIEs.-W. B. Hall & Go. of Bridgeport are now in full running or der in their various departments. Their great specialties are Seal Cloaks, Cloak ing Silks, Foreign and American Black Silks. Just now they are offering great inducements In 24 inch Silks and Satin de Lyons.
 1 D. R. V. G. is guaranteed by all Drug gists to cure Dyspepsia, or money re- funded.
 J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio says T have been greatly benefited by wear ing on Excelsior Kidney Pad, and would recommend all persons troubled with weak kidneys to try it.-See Adr. Charles Hartman, Toledo. Ohio, says T know 1t cured me, and hope others similarly troubled with pain in the chest may be helped by the "Only Lung Pad as have.-!See Ado.
 Why suffer with Dyspepsia. or many ailes caused by it. when D. R. V. G. is guaranteed by your own Druggist to give sati 3faction, or money refunded. l ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.--I re- ply to the many inquiries which we have received regarding a most prominent modern remedy, we would say: To the best of our belief Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is pure in it's nature, eff cient in it's action and certain in its re suits. We have learned of some remark, able cures which it has effected, and be lievo that as q preventative of disease il is unequalled. For delicate ladies anC enfeehled men it is invaluable, and its pure vegetable qualities commend it tt the favor and use of all.
 A FORTUNATE MAN IN AvoCA.-In tho peaceful town of Avoca, Pottawattomis County Iowa, Mir. Stephen Jackson at tracied by the always reliable promise, contained in the advertisement of tho Louisiana State Lottery, forwarded by mail one dollar previous to the drawing of October 18th last, and was surprised when he found that ticket Nc. 28, 1S9--u which he owned one-half-had drawn tht fourth capital prize of $2, 300, which h. promptly collected through MesSrs J. { w. 6 E. ". Davis, Private Bankers o Avoca-and now rests in hope of doing SC again. The next chance may be yours, i you remember that the Grand Extraordi nary Semi-Annual Drawing with s522, 50l in prizes takes place on Tuesday, Decem Der 14th, and of which NJ. A. Dauphin No. 319 Broadway, New York City, O same person at New Orleans, La, vii give full information.
 FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAzINl for December brilliantly closes Vol. " afthis af this sEaQnEitf gReriGsdaissaaha tho Flor eutine Reformer," by Alfred H. Guern sey. There is most interesting one b, NJ. F. Vallette, ''The Buried Cities of tn East Excavations Around Nineveh an, Babylon" Christian Enterprise in Ney , Zeland," by Rev. Daniel Edwards; "Tb , Nile" etc. are noteworthy articles. Th admirable serials, Hester Morgans s Illus band" and Maid Marjorie" are conclu ded; the department of fiction contains
 besides these, some excellent short ste , ries by popular writers. There are sev eral descriptive articles replete with in
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