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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 21, 1888 · page 3

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sufferers having faith in the Lord to come

the excitement, and fell over on tho tlmr,

THE; EFFIOAGY 0F nun.

THRILLING.,SCENE8 W A MENNONITE'
/ cuuncu AT READING. l
buffet-era Who Believe Led to the Altar.
and After Prayer-«Arise, Claiming That
“I! A" unlock-Intense Excitement

During the Sonic“. . . ‘ib

RIADING, Jan. :20.-—Yi.utenloy was the most
exciting day of the week in the faith cine
cementum in the Mennonite church in this
city. Crowdairore turned away, and those,
hide the building retrained all the afternoon
Ind cloning, humanly interested in the strange
stance pmienuxl. sufferers wcro lod to m
church and brought in carriages. Tho Rev.
William Gehman opcnal service-by proachin
on the Nth Psalm. Tho Rev. Mr. Tram»
bower iloliverul an exhortatioa on faith cure,
and Rev: John li‘ohland Abel Strum fol:
lowed in brief but earnest invitations toall

 

forward and be healed. The Rev. Mr. Trum-
bowcr started a hymn, and tho cxcitomcnt

Adam Showers, aided with a can», adyanccd
to the altar and exclaimed: "I place my case
in the hands of God." He bank on his knoos,
praying aloud. Then Miss Cora Bitter, of
Bethlehem, with a lost voice, came forward
hurriedly and knelt, sobbing and praying.
The singing and clapping of hand-s continued, r
and the excitement ran high. Then Showers’

 

friunds. The young women were ailing with
rheumatism. They were moived with loud
prayers and singing, and soon after thcy had
fallen on their kncos they were overcome with

singing and praying.

The scone was thrilling. Many were so
overcome that they wept aloud in their joy.
The minister exhorted the people to remain
steadfast in their faith, as God ‘had promised
tohealthemin his holy word and he could
not go back on his promise. Thcdozcn minis
tors had fornicda circle, and placing their
hands on the head»; of the mnitcuts they
prayed loudly» and fcrvcntly that tho Lord
would heal tin-m of their atllictions and make
them wholc. The congregation joincd' in the
prayers. Three more women wcro thcnlod
to the altar. One young man was carried
forward by his two brothcrs. "Glory to God,”
shouted thc ncar friends of those supplicating
to be hcalcd. Prayer upon prayer quickly
followed, and hundreds wcpt aloud.

Miss Rittcr was the first to arise and clap
her hands, shouting, “My voico has already
been rcstt‘irwl. Thank God!" Thcn folImvcd
ashout of "Glory; liallelujuh!" which made
the welkin ring. «

Adam Showers next arose and cxclaimcd,
“Thanks be to God. I am healed." He
seemed very happy, and was rejoicing by
singing and clapping his hands. lie says he.
isalrcady much hotter, and has bccn hclpcd .
by his faith. His two sisters, who llllll also
bconsulfcring with spinal discaw. and who i
had fainted bcfnrc the altar midi-r thc strain
of thc grout mental cxcituncnt. rcturiicd to :i
must-ions condition and foil iulocach utlii-r‘.~
arms \"ccping and crying. "Huil bi- thunkcilf"
Thcy s-iythnt ilicyhuvo bocn Iii-aim] by tho .
wonderful [Inn-r of the faith cure.

The other supplu'nnts nrnu- nnc b_\' onc. :mll
as cac'n in a loud tum-vi" voiccuitcstcil tho
grout liclp given the-m through “thi- grui‘i- i-t' .

 

; thousand or two,

i and once corucd saint on as an .3 3,
Wm sisters approached the altar, an by‘ 3"“ ‘ mm"

: ncnl‘ tho City of .‘Ii-xico.

 

For sale.

PARAGRAFHS WORTH READING. .
l FAST NORWALB.
in. Marshall r. Wilder goes to China. ‘
Japan and ludiatoteach the oricntals bow
tollugh. .

ExJ’iwidont Gravy il about to urito a
book about his carccr as prosidcnt of the
Frcnch republic. ‘ .

Patti hasbeon giving"farcwclls" in Lon
don, provious to llt‘l’ doparturii for South
America, whcrc she cxpocts anothcr hundrcd

 

, Two amicable residences. both in cxccllcnt con.
dliion-Pricoe reasonable. and terms easy.
Enquire 0f TAYLOR it GOLDEN.
Real Estate and luminance A cola. it and 47 it anh-
ingion 32., South 'oiwulk. (’l.

130“ h‘ALE l'IlEdl'.

I [no family liouro‘uiih ull lllmlt‘lil‘IIllprVfl'
menu.

I huuuraud lm in lino location in [but Nolwalk

Also twenty tine building lulu to be sold on cosy
term».

block farm, macros. in flnc slate of. cultivation
with all the stock. gmlncctc. Prim 37,090.

Two boon»; to root. Possession givcn unun-diatc
ly, billet! J. S. RANDALL. Earl lfiorwulk.

 

Mr. Richard Schultz of tho Hamburger
Bicycle club rode nearly four and one-half
miles in half an hour upon a unicyclo flit-y-
two inches in diamotcr.

Historian Bancroft says that it would be
presumptuous for a man of 58 to nttcmpt a
history of President Polk and his tinu-s, a
work which he has been asked to undertake.

Augusta Evans Wubimi. I "Beulah," was a

Florence Nightingale during iho uurnud no
name is nipro revered in the south. film was
no friend of tho. sick and wounded and tho
beloved of all.
' Bernhardt has lost hcr pct tigi-r cat, Tig-
rotto, which she brought from America.
The animal had swullowul a picco of tho
rough outside covering of u cocoatmt. Its
stomach at once swell‘cd to a great sin; and
death soon ensued. .

The great financial king of New Zoaland is
Johnny Jones, of Dunc'din. His wcnltli runs
up into the millions, and thc grcntor port
was made in shanmlmating. llo isu nativc,

For Sale. .

40 WILL BL" Y A FARM Oi“ to AI nus.
$ l v . at Rcddlng, about :lmilos from Bcthcl
It has on It a dwelling homo. rilllllllt‘fl on ii high and
healthy location. bum, com litll‘lfll', wu on liousc and
cow sluiilr; all in good condition. It mo on ii also
a llt‘lllyttl mollml fruit Ifi't'> in good iii-living, and
FOIIII' mt»! cxcclicul l”. About half of tho land
is down to meadow. fill: llllllf‘t'fplltilllht, lowul and
wood. Enquire of TAYLOR it (ill .IJEN,

Iicalllslatc and Insurani‘c Excbuilgc Rooms, 45
and 47, Washington". Ill if

“7 an x‘oniviini.w
' “ $850.00 "

\i'ill buynucarrcoflnnd floating on the Main
slrcci. wuu hounc containing 5 Hanna. and Earn.
Thc pn-nnscn arc in good fonlllllilllJVf'li blind“! and
has rounilomhlc fruit on them.

$2,600.00

Will buy ton urn-ii of land, four of which front on
tlii- Main mcct and huvcwuu [born a good housc
containing ll rooms. largo burn and curriugr house.
The buildings arc in cxccllcut couditiouund arc
wcll uhadlld.

“whom will exchange for city properly, or ifsold,
will allow if dcsircd, part of purrliaao monry io rc-
main on among-go.

Em aim of TAYLOR it HOLDEN.
lii'ul Estate and usurancr Agents, 13 and 47 \I’urh
, iumon at, South Norwalk, Ci. ‘

on a ferryboat.

Baron Hirsch has actually given $10,000,-
000, deposited in tho Bank of London, uudcr
tho trustwship of Baron Rothschild and
Baron do Worms, for tho education of tho
poor Jews of Russia. It is thorium: munill- _
cent gift of charity in tho history of the
world '7 .

It was a quccr coincidcucc that tho vcucr-
ablo Dr. John D. Ogden, of New York, should
have died “tho night before Christmas." 110
was twico married, both of his wivm being.
the daughters of Clomcnt C. Moore, tho
author of the poem, ,“Tho Night Before
Christmas."

Frederick Villicm, tho well known war cor-
respondent and artist of The London Graphic,
has entorcd tholocture field. llc went with
Archibald Forbcs through the Franco-Ger-

Notice.

IIE Board of Rciicf of the Town of Norwalk on
”w lineman-m Unto! ili'lT,will meet at tho.
office of tho aclcctmcn on Monday. January 2d. 188$,
at lilo'clock am; Thursday cvouing, January 5th.
at 7 o‘clock: Thursday cvi-ninsz. January 12m. at 7
o'clock: Sumrdm, January Hill at :lo‘clork p.m.;
Thursday cvcnmz. January will. at 7 o'clock; Sal.
urday. January mm, at 2o‘rlock p.m., for the pub
posc of hearing and determining any and all nppculs

made to ibrm from the doings of thc APIP‘I‘SFON.

The board of Ri-licf will also moi-t With the Auror-
son: as .1 joint board Saturday, January 7th. at '2
o'clock p.Iu., for the purpose of abiding llic polls of
sick and disabled persons.

All pct-«ma ciulmlno abuli-mi'nt undo: the law of

t ,- . . _ thc state for scrrivc n-ndcrcd ill timc of war must
man, be“ lilll “ml Rum"T“’kISh “ MS. and mukc u ipliraiion to the Board of liclicf. and satisfy

has a great fund of interesting experiences, lhcm 0 than honorable (inclmrgc from Siltllfibfl‘l;’.9.

_ . _ .« . ‘ _ . . ,_
which he rtlatos with graphic Lloqucncc. ,1; Aligning E BAKER. l_ 0","

F. A.- lllcrnll, called by certain African (1 till: llENltYl). rox i llclici.
tribes “Little Livingstone,” has come to
this country from Bcchuanaland to sell a val-
uable collcction of elephants' tasks. He says
that the queen of ’I‘ongaland, with whom
England has just conipletcda treaty, is the
original of llaggard's “She." She is a hand-
some woman in featurc and not very dark in
cinnploxion.

Hir Kcnnoth Cummings, the son of Gordon
Cummings, the grout lion slayer, is back in
llllr country after .1 yi-iir's absmnrc, during
which he visited (.‘cnlrnl Africa and killml [
thrcc lions and s ‘vcrul ls-ripurds and othi-r lllg,’
cuts. “o is l:n',;o~l}' iuicrcstcd in land schcmis

 

A. 3. mos.

JEWEL-ER.

Opp-nine City Hotel.

 

 

 

 

Enginccr iCiitri-l;rc. inventor of tlic clin-i
iilcwr brain: is livid: in Hartford, ('onn., ‘
in ,hmulwnicMylo, llin‘ Mic is ii nutivc wt"
thiitvity. .‘Jr, lCitti'iilgi-‘s sucrose as on in< ,
vcntor llua mad» him rich. llc began life l.I f

 

our Lord Jcsus." loud print-is aim-culled from '

many [ortinns of tho church, and a \‘t‘l'N‘ of
a hymn was jubilantly sung. Won-ping frii-nds
met them at the altar rail and conductcd
them to thcir scum “'ith prayers and hymns
and supplivations the nftcrnoon scrvicc was

an humbli- way. but by cuergy and ability .
has goini-d u high place in the civil cngmccr- 1
lug profession. Ilc is a tall, iinolooking man,
and he has truvclcd extensively in this coun—
try and Europa

 

AGIEX'I' l-‘Ull ’I‘IIE l‘HLEIlIiA’I'Eb

 

r. n. Man sumo

HEAT E R.

Which lacks nothing lulu construction, either
in durability, economy, working or eimplicity of
munching]. 'I‘licfl‘ara of tho n1:th aim for the
cottage or 8 mm , Also for e the

meING IRA NGES

Iaiuund with wanni -cloeci, u) or bclf'audrc-
p ‘ acivoiii” Also-oil‘s k

SEL I“ FEEDING STOVE,

for tho parlor or dining room. Cylinder cloves of
all elzml for email or large rooms.

Decorated Dinner and Tea Solo

A large block of iron, alone and wait-lain wnrc,
all varieties of dishee, also agood stock of plain
and fancy glassware. Hanging and tibia Lungs
ram, Decorated single cups and saucers, also! :9
Perfection Cooki l'ota, Prose-mu v Pole. and Slow
has, also Toilet l per which dingo m readily and
now not obstruct the pipes. ,

Wo an: agcnte for lin- (iatc City bloat: Filler.

seasonable ~Goodsl

CHOICE FOREIGN ARI) DOMESTIC

FRUITS.

rm «9' «M

mucus or ALL KINDS.

m« —QO.

NUTS, GRANGER, ETC.

-——~~- on ”W

 

in {art crcryiil‘ini; pl‘flllllllllll to llu-

ll" hllh‘ Y SEAN‘DN

’ AI.\\‘AYs“~oN llANl),

 

 

Flillllillll. Eli}. N EW 9,,RUGS'

WASHINGTON so

We have now received a full supply of new drugs,
‘and lame llitlchllun and trial. To-day was an:

‘ ' V _ ' bcitcr furnished than crcr with all that goal to make
l

. . :OldStand!
HUNT-85 zamrm
l

up a first clans drugstore and the public can be or
i

 

cured of tho frcencst stock from w Vich to haw
woos—35;“; ‘fl’llllll'lllllllllil Ulllllllllllllllll
DOORS, ’ ; :érrhon nation and and in the moat skillful man

sass, BLINDS. é
Harm woon WORK.

OF ALL KINDS.
«o ~ ~—

Largc Stock of Columns
. for ’l‘riunuiug

' one. o. s'rlnnsoa.

Down Again. Sure:

The Place for Rich or Poor to do limit Trailing
is at tho )Iarkcl of

A. S. burand

" Cur. Mainland iiuviland Sm, So. Norwulk.

900-

Sheet Glass.

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and ’l‘urnin".

Plate and

l‘orirrhousc Steak, 20¢: Loin Steak. 15¢; Round
Steak. Hot; Pink Stink, Ho; Bhuuldcr Steak, 106.;
Sausage. Hos, slim-d llam, lacs Whole Ham, lic ;
buds of llum, 8010c: Plate teeth to ti; Prim:
Roast incl, 16c: Roast Beef. i2c ; Mutton (.‘hope.
15c; Log of Mutton. “(3.; Best Corned Bccf in
Town. ii to lie.

 

 

 

treat Reduction in Price
Men’s Yul, Burs, all illliin’s

 

 

ovuncoirs

 

 

‘ U
. . . (r
_. a“? E,.e,u,,,,g 0, the host Quahty. Insurance Budding, m Masonic Building, .
Lmnlwr Yard lli'iwt't'li‘l milr-wl and tuning-
hr! '31 That can be bad. If then: is anyone who wants to '
iivc nilliiu tin-n mcaue call at my Markct and you 800 Norwalk. NOI'WIJK.
' will find it to your advantage. ”(Kids dcllvcl’cd to .
l at 001 0 all: a lllflfll any purl of thc city. no manor how small the pur- . ,
‘ i‘liilrt', l aiicnd III) II?“ ”Milne“ inyeclfand will on
lcm. rli til‘flf‘tll v; ii) to .
South Horwalk, con”. . l' {2;Rciucinbcr the place. corner Main and [luri-
' ‘ and sin-cu. .
I I -
lilllllll Balili & [iii A S DURAN“ Pill llllllll'
, \ I I I ’ B I
ll-nc I't'l't‘lH ll 3 iurgc im‘olrr of lllc (‘rh'ma-lrd i .
‘ .ti- . .1 .. r‘ from funny :11 hiailw,i-.iil-axill oblmn a sample cun. which is :uurantcmi to be the llncnf am- . . L
ric. in [his buc, in town. M

 

 

 

Di “unnu- sugar (fol n.

llcw'ltrop Blaclibcrrlcs.
"cw-Drop ’I‘unmlocu.

Dow-Drop Slu‘l‘olnslt.

John L Sullivan roccntly said to a {flow
that ho had never rcsistod apolivcman. With
athorough upprcciation of his own prowess
he rcmnrkcd: “I‘m dificrcnt from cvcry-

..

"cu-lump I'cm-llcs.
closed.

Last night another packcd mngrégation
filled the church. A half (llth'll afflicted por-

sons were led tothc altar. The sorrico of

COLUMBUS WATCHES.

FINE \l'd’l‘l'll lll‘ll‘AllllNl; A ~i‘l'II‘l.\l.'I'Y.

hcw-Drop Apprlcols. ,
lh-w—ltrop hpumgm, "cw-limp ’l‘onmlu Catnip”
lint-Drop Barllcil i'cnrs. Dow-Drop len Beans.

bur-Drop Early June l’cas.

Fur Elli marrow":

13¢“me .,

 

 

 

 

 

pray r and h\ mn.‘ imomtii lL m” ll 1 body also in that. If n [Kiliccman should try - a», .. W‘ have lap It'll? variety 0' l H A R N Egg
"0 '. 4' v . ’ 5‘ ‘ a l I.“ s to “”C‘S" you and 3"“ 11‘9“?“ 11° might 'l'i - vnrds arc slrirtiv [it v ch 1 and arc int n vfnr [hm-c who ran in ‘ ' ' \' l ' ' ' ’ 'l' with I l I ‘ , W
. . ,. »._. i . . ... _.,_ . quorum .i ,oodamclt. “c ocean-ta I have m the
we kept up until .1 late hour, mtb the same knock . d . .- - . . ~ , . " ' ” ' , I, i . , . agent ofoaeof and:
. )0“ 0“" “1”] his ”Uh. bl“ If It “:15 :ir - L’l'f -ml rim-i,» and Inn" cxllusivc mic for thl:l brand in llli! town. . , I In"! “firm
Tl ts '18 mlmriafrtifmfin l ' t l 1“" And I resisted he would shoot mo thc first I' H ) .L -» , - 3 " mente h the forthe 0'
'9 prcac ‘9 V a "' "“0 y "‘ camcs .- an: thin-v. N ) man w all i to 'ho mo w't l ' . 9 es
claim that faith cure is thc coming doctrine, “3,150,, his rcvolvhr.‘ And so I $11311; n: . . 3 BRIDGES, sadd] Haltem’ sur-
uud that it is cutm-ly as tho Master taught it [min-cuian quietly the first timo he speaks to > cmgles, COllEl’S, &c. '
to [“5 ‘hsc'l’le‘ me, without making any fuss." L -——OR- ' —

"Baby Bunting" Got Left.

NEW YORK. Jan. {ill—At the Coffee Ex-
change yesterday the annual election of officers
was held. Mr. William Arbucklc, of "Bunnie"
Campbell brcah of promise fame. was nomin~
atcd for the [Xisition of vicoprcsidcnt. As

Both the sons of Garibaldi are now depu-
ties, Ricciotti, the younger. having been
elected to represent Rome in May, is»?
Menotti Garibaldi, who for many years has
represented tho district of Velletri, is gen-
erally popular with men of all parties, and

JOHN TRISTRAM,

‘ ~‘——;\T THE OLD STAND UP --

T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
spnmawoon.

 

 

 

iflcfinnrhmmm
. 1AM! .at .‘whenlwlll Q “ .
3 ins. con 50 cTsnmmX‘lmefi

 

Walnuts. Brazils, English Walnuta,lG o o D 8

Mr. Arbucklo is one of the most prominent guufiifiiihiiibfisbffifligifzfyilfili‘slgzggirhg o PTI c I A N "F— Almonds. Also Mixed Nuts It the: FOR THE
minim“ “19 WW" 8"“ has up ‘0 the for 1 common 3...... rather a... m... - ’ an. onnnns In Luau rmmm‘u’. Lowest pm... New Raisins- New,

recent scandal been extremely popular among 3““ _ .

the brokers it was generally “pm! by out— rmlicalism. liii'i‘iotti Garibaldi was Oilu- ‘ _ ;.. Dates. he" cum- .ld orange PCCI- 1»

siders that,his election would be practically c'atcd in England, and has an English wife.

unanimous After the ballots were counted
it was discovered that “Baby" had not re-
ceived asinglo vote. ‘ 7

 

Sentenced for Malpractice.
Maven Ciwivx, Pa., Jan. ilk—Dr. (l. M.

He entered parliament as a workingman’s
candidatc: but it remains to be soon whether
will really provc to be as much of a
radical after his election as ho was before it.
Mr. Eamon Marble, formerly chief cdiior
and proprietor of Tho World, is ono of tho

83 Main St. So. Norwalli,

uns- R0097$..lEWElRY.$TORE-

(‘II‘Y FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE Us A TRIAL.

CAR’P’E‘rs l" _. i

'CARPETsl

2 qts. for 25.

Ask to see our Raisins at 10:. lb.
Large Sweet Florida Oranges 85c.
A very lbw Cranberries leftat tile. or

i
i

Large Christmas Candles (26 inchehl

long) 20 cls. .

Holidays.
,H. S. 11001:, ‘
83 MAIN STREET.

. - -. .- . . ., - ~~-- ~« . lhanonhaadoaeofunlautm o..-
Frk‘k and JUhmm‘; 0f ‘hlgnphm; Who firiialctmnliiutli: gilllilt‘ogii)“ iii) 3:01:13; I Thc [argon Stock to eclcci from of any r-ION‘ in tlic Stale at . l m“ I “WWW “5 Mw’lm“
were convicted woo on a c rgc 0 mal- ‘ . . ' . . g , ,

t' . l - l n sentenced an i wcr mm. paper under the" control Greeley Ray- 0 [ill] la 88 P p p g C l Diamonds, Gold and , m
amtggwgagfn fimmnfinry today, Each to mood and chnott, who were Mr. Mhrblc‘s , Lowest P r1068 10 r ca Sh . 0 ln 0 r". l Watches, ’WOI" of UV . J“.
servo two ymrs and nine months. The crime contemporaries a quarter of a century ago, Eli-giant Ilody Bmmlln Carpct. 90c n". Elegant 'l‘uiwlry llmmlla 600. 70V. 80v and 50‘, llrli‘)’ l ’mP'IOIh '0'.“ ""0? f
“med 0“, by the body of “-01,,” being found worked in minim to tho. last. 5.» did lngrnliu‘, 432501: mumc. Extra MWI'II ngnius 75c. and other helps to make you happy ; Ware. I I I“ , .
floating in Mauch Chunk creek. The mother Bryant, BT00“ and xiii-Stills“ Nit Wily _ , \VINDO‘V $1.1 ADES. “ f Clflekfi. G noun ‘3‘“,
momma comm that she had been taken on Mr» Marblo himself retire from «My HOLLAND mm)” M mmmmwfi mum mu. MM, n“ ma”, hm, 50, 3pm,, ~——~A'I‘—-——~ ‘60!!! Poll and Pencil-Judo“.
to Dr. Frick’s residence by Burns, her lover, ncwsluipcrdoni,but nearly all the “h“?! "“‘m' [loin-rs 12w, CURNN‘E lz'uLEs. with Bram legmmings complothllc. All limo l'olmand Trimmings I 0" IMI I0 III-0'... I. “-

' and tIntthe finding of the baby was the ro- bars of his editorial staff did the some thing 3| 00. ‘ ‘ ‘ ; “on,
mg of what had taken place at his 0mm about the sumo time, such men as llurlbu , l WALL PAl’luR.

 

Speaker Carlin]. Convalenclng.
Wasnlso‘mx, Jan. 20.-—Wbile Spiukcr
Carlisle is very much improved and the indi-
cations point to his spec-(1y recovery, his phy-
sician says it will be quite out of the question
fortha mtient to undertake to kccphiii At-
lanta and Macon engagements on the 23d and
'J-tth of this month. Mr. Carlislo might
the trip, but in tho opinion of his physician it
would ho a hazardous undertaking. Dr.
Simon says also that it will be some time boo
fore the speaker an ruume his congressional
duties

Bill. to be Reported at Albany.

 

 

 

 

Evans and (‘roly, all of whom arc yet alive.

 

Killed a White Deer.

One of tho rarcstof wild animals, a whito -
door, was killed a few days ago near Snow-
shoe mountain, Clinton county, Pa, by I’m-
thonotary Mann,of Sunbury. it was noarl y
purewhitc, and one of tho largest docs orcr
killed in the region. But three whito door
were over killed before in this part. of ti .
state. Old hunters generally believe in “ii?
backwoods superstition that to killa whito
door forbade evilto its slayer, and all who
have heard of Prothonotnry Mann‘s dclibcr-
ata defiance of the superstition are aghast at

 

 

‘l‘ 1
Horses and (Tattle. .
morc nulrimcut than Corn,

lulumlla Fill.

Tscd by all noted dealers in
Contains

 

 

 

 

lMMl-INSE sTOt‘K OF NEW PATTERNS. limbosml Gold. 40c to air per roll.
now nylc». ?:c to use per roll. Without Gold. 7c to for not loll.

FURNITUIII‘L

l'laiu Gold.

llllllllflll illusion.

abandon

Callaadexamlae. Noltoulilotolbaw’aib.

ll. 8. Jim.

 

('ufmizc Suits. Is, it loco-I. Ash Ballroom Milt“?! up. Walnut and (Sherry Mlmm Suits, ’5
up. l'iirlur Still! i:gmtpvericly. Bedding. lied Spring», i-tc . at low prices Pomona [Arc t uriaml.
Innibmplinp. In fact anythiu to furnish your lion-c complete can be found here at low than city
pill-cs. l arpcis ocwcd by ban and laid by Practical Ullliulnll'tun. Wu do an lino work unuy clly honor.
and cmploy tlu- lwt workmen in cach branch of our basilica. floods delivered without i-xlm rhargc.

C. E. SMITH’S,

No. 2 Atlantic 3L. corncr of Broad. (oppocilc ilic Preabyicrlaa and Baptiltcharvhea.)
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