hater. ummamm
aheterodoxewiadlar. bereavement-ll
the cathachimia and oreads ever written,
banal! theoommunlonchal—
l THE AGE OF SWINDLE.
THE REV. DR. TALMAGE’B SERMON
AT ‘THE TABERNACLE.
, Christendom, will never save your soul
; unless your businein character cart-isms};
with your religlouii profusion Some of the
m“ ,l -.”.. Ball-I I m” worst emunolrelsinAuiel-iculm'i-bceniuem-
”I. let ban of churches, and they got fat on sermons
“W With 1"“ Profs-ion. 1”. . about heaven when they most needed to have
Religion Is a lumbar-Whe- It I. i the pulpit: preach that which would either
II!” m “cm. 'bring them to rcpentenooorthonder them
,out (i the holy communion, where their
Bum“, um lip—rho hymn lung at Wile-wan Wand an infamy.
the Tabernacle in. morning 1mm; e must espetrially deplore the nil-forums
Acmotfltmm iofhanhlnvaflouapartsofthiacotmtry in
lluhltheelnfull Iurvey; thou-o damage we ban-nus institution.
Forreltheuepaalreadytmd, Which isthe great convenienceofthocen-
Ami onward urge thy way. turiee, and indispensable to commerce and
All. but Sabbath, the Rev. '1', De Witt Tal-
mage, D.D.. the pastor, hadbaptimd by
sprinkling, be, this morning, baptimdhy im-
mersion llll‘lit? who preferred this mode, a
baptihti'y having been built ands the pulpit.
The subject of his sermon was, “The Age of
hwhidk," and the am, Job on, It: “Who-e
trust nhall ll‘ a Spider's web." Dr. Talmago bank of Venice was established in llll, and
said; ,wasofmchhixhcreditthatitsbills wet-eat
The in» mm: skillful mhitecmn all the ’ a William above min. which were fro
world are the bee and the Ilrlder. The one quently clipped. Bank of Genoa, founded in
pitta npa sugar manufaotory and the other 13”): bank of Barcelona, 1401; Bank of Am-
builds a slaughter hang {of mag, On a _{ btcrdam, 1699; Bank of Hamburg, founded
bright sununer morning, when the sun comes 5 1619, its circulation haaodon great silver burn
out and shines upon the spider's web,h& i “If in "IO vaults; Bank 0‘ England,
declmt with dew, the ‘W Mm : started by William Patterson in 1042,
mutt bright enough fora suspension bridgoi up to this «by man-sins the stupendous
for suptmaturnl being; to cross on. But ‘ demo! England; Bankof Scotland, founded
alas for the poor fly,which, in 9,. mm t in ion; Bank of Ireland, 1783; Bank of
part of that very day, venturea on it, and is y North America, planned by Robert Morris,
caught and dungmned and destroyed. The l 1371. without whoa financial help all the
hymn informed than: was a free bridge,~ bnverrol our crux-timbers would not have
and would coat nothing, but gt a” m cud achieved Amioau independence. lint now
of [mmdgemmn Nd was its own life. , we have banks in all our cities and towns,
The next day there cornea a strong wind, and { thounnds and thousauda On their shoulders
away goes the web, and the manudlng ' are the interests of private individuals and
spider and the victimized fly. so delicate: smicorwmiim 1n them an the Km
are the silken threads of the smug-v3 web , arteries through which run. the currents of
that many thousands of them are [m to- i the nation's life. They have been the re
gether before they become visible to the ; mum- of the “Mt“ 0‘ “melanin days
human eye, and it taken 4,000,000 of them to ' of bu‘im- airliner The! stand (or ac-
menmmnmgg a, the human hair. commutation, for facility. for individual,
Moat (11191.55 well a, moat ingenious is the/i state and national relief. At their head and
spider. A prisoner in the Bastile, France, : in their management there is as much in-
, hadone so trained that at the sound of n . “W“ “"1 "30"" “arm as in ““Y clan 0‘
the advance of nations. With one hand it
bless the lender, and with the other it
bluuthehorrowsr. The bank wasbornof
the world's was, and is venerable with
”remarks of thwsands of years. Two hun-
dred yearabefore Christthe bank of Ilium e14
lated and paid its depositors )0 per cent. The
lt'el out ever gum-no in‘the churcbel or}
. violin it every day came for its meal of flies. E
Job, the author of my text, and the leading
scientist of his day, had no doubt wntchcd ,
the voracious prim of this one insect with
another, and saw spider and fly swept down 5
with the same broom, or scattered by the?
same wind. Alas, that the worldhae no many 1
designing spiders and victimized files. i,
Therchas not beenatime when the utter
and black irresponsibility of many men hav-
ing the financial intermts of other: in charge .
has been more evident than in these last few '
years.
The unroofing of banks and disappearance
of administrators With the funds of litrge,
estates, and the disorder amid pomoflice ‘
accounts {and deficits amid United State:
oflicials, have made a pestilence of crime
that wlemuizcs every thoughtful man and
woman, and lends every philanthropist and ,
Christian to ask: What shall be done to stay
the plague? There iso monsoon abroad, a i
typhoon, a Sirocco. i sometimes ask myself
if it would not be better for men making?
wills to bequeath the property directly to i
the executors and olllcers of the court. and
appoint the widows and orphans n commit—
tee to sec that the former got all [but did not
belong to them, The simpli- fact is that
there :m- in large number of men sailing,
yachts and driving fast horses, and members
of expcnsivu- club houses and controlling
mmntrv seats who are not worth 0 dollar
if - tin-y return to others their just
rights. l'nilcr mm» hillllltfin reverse they
fail, and with afflicted air seem to re-
tiro from the Wul’lIl, and seem uluimt ready
for munitstiv life. wlicn in two or three years
they blmmm out again, having compromised
with their ri'e- iibtt‘m that is, paid them noth- 7
ing but mgr» k. and tho only dillereuco bc~ ‘
twat-n tho wining! chapter of prosperity and ,
the first in tin: their pictures nro Murillosiu-
stead of Kri- (U. and their horses gun mile ‘
in ln'ellt}‘si*i‘vnl'§< low. than their predeces-
sums, and instt-mlnf one country seat they
hawthm: [have watched and have no-
ticed that nine out of ten of those who fail
in who: l~ m2 .- l n: ,h life. have more means
ufo-i- mi | ; ;-.t.- [ilt' failure, and in many of
{hi-1‘3» l i-. only nstmtegcmtocscape
the pug. ' ml hone-st debts and put the
world " track while they practice a
large .wi -, Tho-re is something woefully
wrong ..i rim {not that these thing are pos-
tibia
Fin: « 2 vii. i o-lmrgc theblmneon carelm,
intlill r -. r lvmli director! and M having
in claim, grout financial institution it
might iw l'I lm piss-ibis for a prnideut or
mt: E. i , .-..mim-nt oilicer ofa bankingin-
mm. H. in «indie it your after year with—
ul'.:~ . = .o. I will undertake to any that
if iE.~ .- Z=Killll$ are carried on for two or
tbrw mam without detection, either the
tlit‘"‘it'l's ltl'i' partners in the infamy and
port; <1 mm of the theft, or they aroguilty
of u ,athlu neglect of duty, for which God
will imi‘l thrill its miptmsiiblaaa heholdsthe
iickn- «u ltwlgo-d defraudera. Whatright have ‘
prominent twine-n men to allowtheir namea
to be published as directors in a financial
limitation, so that unsophisticated people
are thereby induced to deposit their money
in or buy the acrip thereof, when they, the
publishml directors, are doing nothing for
the safety of tho institutim. ltisa cue ofde-
ception most reprehensible. laaypeoplowith
a surplus of numey, not madedfor immediate
mic, although it may be a little further on
lmlispemablc, are without friends competent
to advise them, and they are guided eolely by
the characterof the men when namea are
araociated with the institution. When the
crash came. and with the overthrow of the
banks went the small earnings and limited .
fortunes of widows and orphan, and the
helplessly aged, the director! wood with
idiotic stare, and to the inquiry of the
frenzied dqmwnanduockhoklua wbohad
lost their all, andto the arraignment of an
indignant public hadnething to say except:
“We thought“. was all right. We did not
know there was anything wrong go-
ing on." ltwaathelrdutytoknow.
staid in a podtlon which do
luded the people with the idea that
they were earefnlly observant. Calling
themselves directors, thy did not direct.
accounts
ofall,lsueadedlsthatllvothoI-adbankdl~
rectors-ad Wow-hymn-
algnoratteudto tbeirhnsin-as directors.
Thehuda-sworldwillhefanotfraad hat
astongufraudlssoaasy. Whenyouarnst
their-Maud secretaryofabaakforan
embankment carried on for may yearn,
havepltatyet abundant the may”
meet all the directors. The) are guilty
; tions.
filating with other people‘s money. and
' men must kccp their hands out of other poo-
. rowed capital luv o been obliterated, and men
men—perhaps more. How nefarious, then,
the behavior of those who bring disreputo
upon this venerable, benignaut and find
honored institution-
' We aim deplore abuse of trust. funds, be
cause they fly in the face of that divine good- .
trees which seem» determined to bless this
land. We are buvingthe eighth year of un-
examplcd national harvest. The wheat
gamblers get holol of the wheat, and the corn
gamblers get hold of the corn. The full tide
of God‘s mercy toward this land is put back
by those grunt dykcs of dishonest raintance.
“'hen God provides enough food and clothing
to feed and apparel this whole nation like
princes, the scramble of dishonest men to get.
more than their share, and get it at all
hazards, keep; everything ahaking with no.
certainty and everybody asking: "What
next!" Every Wet-ll makes new revela-
How many more bank presi-
dents and bank cashiers have been specu-
how many more bank directors are in
imbecile silence letting the perilin go on, the 1
great and patient God only knows? Sly
opinion is that we have got near the bottom.
The wind has [won pricked from the grout
bubble of American speculation. The men ‘
. who thought that the judgment day was at
least 5,000 yearsnff, found it in Nah, I“? and
136.6; and this nation has been taught that
pic's [xx-item lircat busincawca built on bor-
who had nothing have lost all they had. I
believe We are started on a higher career of
j prisponty than this land has ever seen, if,
and if, and if.
if the first men, and csmciallylthristinn
men, will learn never tospecuiate upon bor<
rowed capital. it you have n mind to tuko
’ your own money and turn it all into kites, to
fly them ovo-r every mmmons in the l'nilcd
States, you do society no wrong, except when
you tumble your helpless :hildrcn into the .
poor house for the public in take care of.
“ But you have no right to take tho money of
others and turn it into him. Theirs is one
word that has deluded more people into hank~ !
ruptcy and state prison and pcrdition than
any other word in commercial life, and that
is the word borrow; that one word is region
sible for all the dcfalcatioue, and ctubezzltL g
merits, and financial consternation: of the ’
last twenty years. What executors conclude ,
to speculate with the funds of an estate com ‘
mitted to their charge, they do not purloin, i
‘ have trust fund».
that you have been so intntsted;
iwell as you can,
‘ that God has given you.
whim all,“ all Amt pulpit
Wmafleonthqu Faith
and repentance are ahaolutely neon-r17, but
Efalth‘andrepentance are no moredoctrinea
of the Bible thancommercial integrity. Reu-
,dertoalltheirduee. Owenomananythlng.
.Aud while 1 mean toprenchfalthand re
l pmtance, more and more to preach them, 1
lat. not twin to mend any time
g in chasing the limit” and John.
into: and Girgashltee of Bible timel.
: when therearo so many evils right around
i us destroying men and women for time and
for eternity. The greatest evangelistic
preacher the world ever saw, a man who
died for his evangelism—paella“ Paul—-
wrotetothe Romans: ”Provide thing: hon.
est in the sight of all menz" wrote to the
Corinthians: “Do that which is honed?
wrote to the Philippians: "Whataoever
things are honeatg" wrote to the Hebrews:
“Willing in all thing- to live beastly." The
Bible says that faith without works is dead,
if your busine- life does not
with your profession, your religion is a hunt
bug.
Here in something that needs to be sounded
into the can of all the young men of Amer
ice, and iterated and reiterated, if this coun-
. try is ever to be delivered from its calami-
" ties, and commercial prosperity is to be
established and perpetuated: Live within
your means.
I have the highest commercial authority
for saying that when the memorable trouble
broke out in Wall street four years ago
there were wmoon in suspense which
had already been spent Spend no more
than you make. And let us adjust all our
.buslnea and our homes by the principles of
“the Christian religion. '
. Our religion oughtto mean just as much
on Saturday and Monday as on the day be-
tween, and not asa men periphraaisof lanc-
tity. Our religion ought to first clean our
hearts, and then it ought to clean our lives.
,Religionisnot,assomoaeemtotliink,a sort
i of church delectatiou, a kind of coufection— ‘
lfiery, a sort of spiritual caramel or holy gum-
;drop, or sanctified peppermint, or theologi-
3 col anaesthetic. It is an omnipotent princi-
iple, nil controlling, all conquering. You
may get along with something lea than that,
1, andyou may deceive yourself with it; but
you cannot deceive God, and you cannot
. deceive the world. The keen business man
will put on his spectacles, and he will loolt
clear through to the back of your head and
mwhcther your religion is a fiction ora
fnct, And you cannot hide your samples of
sugar, or rice, or tea, or coffee if they are
l'nlsc; you cannot hide them under the cloth
of u communion table. All your prayers go
for nothing so long as you misrepresent your
banking institution, and in the amount of the
resources you put down more apocie, and
more fractional currency, and more clearing
house certificates, and more legal tender
nous, and more loans, and more discounts
than there really arc, and when you give on
account of y iur liabilities you do not men-
tion all the unpaid dividends, and tho United
States bank notes outstanding, and thalliu—
dividual tit-posits, and the obligations to other
banks and bank-rs. An authority more
scrutinizing than that of any bank examiner
.will go through and through anal through
~ your business,
I stand this morning before many who
It is a mmplimtrnt to you
but 1
charge you, in the pretence. of God and the
world, be careful; be as careful of the prop—
erty of others as you are careful of your
0"".
cmint nt the bunk separate from your u-'-
, mum as ”mum of an estate, or trustee of an
institution, That is the pomt a: which thou-
. mnrisof people make abipwrcck. 'l'lii-y get
the prnpcrty of others mixed up with their
own prowrty, they put it into investment,
and away it all goes, and they cannot return
that which they lmrrovad. Tin-n mint-s tho
cxplimnu, and the money market is shaken.
and the pram dcnouncm, and the church
thumb-rs expulsion. You have no right to
line the property of others, except for
their advantage, nor Without mum-lit.
unless they are minors. If with their
consent you invest [ht‘lr property as
and
you are not to blame; you did the best you
could; but do not come into the deluaion
which has ruined so many men, of thinking-
lumusoathing is in their ptnaeeaion, there
foreit is theirs. You have a solemn tru<t
bingo there may be some who have misappro-
priated trust funda Put them back, or, if
' you have so hopelessly involved them that
you cannot put them back, confes the whole
thing to those whom you have wronged, and
which being liberally translated, means that
Above all, keep your own privnto nc- ’
it is all lush.
in this vast amt-m- '
they say they only borrow; whcnabanker ’ you will sleep better nights, and you will
nnku an overdraught upon his institution, ‘ have the better chance for your soul. What
he does not commit theft, hcunly bomiwa : a sad thing It would be if. after you are
Whaitheollleerofncompany,hy flamingatl- dead, your administrator should find out
vartiaemeut in some religious papers, and 3“: from the account books, or from the lack of
certificates of stock, gets a multitude of 2 Vouchers, that you not only were bankrupt
countrypmplo to put their small earnings ‘; in estate, but that you lost your cool. it all
intonnentcrpriae for carrying on some on f the trust funds that have been misnppro
developed nothing, he does not fraudulently 1 printed 31'0““ suddenly fly to their owners,
take their money, he only borrows. When a , ""1 B“ "‘9 PTOWNIJM‘ MI been Purloined
young man with mayacoemtobis employer's i should suddenly go back to its owners. it
money drawer, or the confidential clerk by .5
close propinquity to the account books, takea !
a few dollars for a Wall street excursion, ho
expects to put it back; he will put it all
back; hewill put it all back very soon. lie
only borrows. What is needed is some man
of gigantic limbs to take his plaee at the
cmbstone in front of Trinity church, and
when that word borrow comes bounding
along, kick it clean through to Wall street
ferry boat, and if, striking on that, it bounds
clear over till it rtrikee Brooklyn heights or
Brooklyn bill, it will be well for the (‘ity of
Churchee.
Why, when you are going to do wrong,
pronounce so long a word as borrow, a word
of six letters, when you can getaiihorter
word more descriptive o! the reality. a word
of only live letters, the word steal! ?
The-mare time when we all borrow, and i
borrow legitimately. and borrow with the
divine blessing. for Christ in his sermon on “
the mount cnjoins, “From him that would‘
burrow of thee turn not thou away." A?
younxman rightly borrow: money to get'
Iii-education. l’urchaalnyahouso and not;
ablatopayall down in eash,thepnrchanerl
rightly borrow: it on Imrtgage. Crime
come in Maine. when it wouldbewrong;
for a man not to borrow, but troll this:
warning through all these aids, over the?
bacbofalltbelepawamerbonowto!
W;notadollar,mtamnt,notaé
tithing. Young men, young men, 1 warn
you by your worldly pmspecta and the value
ofymlmnmdmhdonotdo it. There’
an breakers distinguished for their ship i
wrecks—«the Ilanways. the Needles. the "
Cuketr, the heaven, the Anderloa, the
Mesa-and many a craft baa gone to
Manhole ruckubutl havo'to tell you I
that all the llanwaya, and tho Needles, and
the Caskets, and the liberties are as nothing
mpamd with the In): line of breakers
which bound the mo of commercial lilo
north, south,“ and want with the white
foam of their despair and the tllrgo of their
Whom—the breaker! of lmrmw.
it i had only a worldly weapon to one on
thl‘ abject i would give you the fact fresh
from unhigttcstaathurity, that 90 per cent.
those who go into apeculation in Wall
health: I larva latter warning
a worldly warning. From the place
mhnwW,mMand
Ei"
i
would crmh into ruin every city in Amt-rind.
A missionary in one of the islands of the
Pacific preached on dishonesty, and the next
morning he looked out of his window, and bc
law his yard full of goods of all kinda llo
wondered and asked the cause of all this.
“Well," midthe natives, “our gods that we
have been worshipping permit ultoateal,liut
according to what you said yesterday, the;
God of heaven and 0111’“! will not allow thin,
so we bring back all these goods, and we ask
youtohelp us in taking them to the places
whaethey belong." it next Sabbath all the
ministers in America should preach sermons
on the aim of trust funds. and on the evils
of purloining, and the sermons were all
blamed of (lo-l, nnd regulations were made
that all these things should be taken to the
city halls, it would not be long before every
city hall in America would be crowded from
cellar to cupola
Let me lay in the most emphatic manncr
wall ymmg men, dishonesty will never pay.
An abbot wanted to buy a piece of ground,
and the owncr would not sell it, but the
owns finally unnamed tolet it to him until
heoouldraileouecrop,andtbeabbot rowed
macropof ”years! Anditellyou,
young man, that the dilhonesties which you
plant'in your heartandllfewillaeemto be
very insignificant, but they will grow up un.
til they will overshadow you with horrible
darknoiu, overshadow all time and all eter-
nity. it will not be a crop for 200 yearn, but
a crop for everlasting agea
l have also a word of «notch-t for all who
sulfur from the malfeasance of (Mam, and
every honest man, woman and child does
miter from what goes on in financial mump-
dom. Society lanobound together that all
the misfortunes which good people suffer in
how matter- come from tho misdeeds of
at . Boar up under dietreia. mining in
God, He will lee you through, though your
miafortunce should be centupletl. l‘hiloao
pliers tell on that a eolumn of air fortpllvo
miles in height reattanovory man‘a bend and
ahoulders. But that is nothing nmnpaml
with the pronoun that business life has put
upon many of you. God made up his mind
long ago how many or how few dollars it
wouldhaheet foryoutohave. Trust tohh
appointment. The door will noon open to
let you out and let you up. What shock of
blight tar mwbo torthlrtym have
a
mmmmmmwm
dailyawakeinflwlanlagholiday. Ontbe
Inap- ot the Arctic ration Moan two
plamwhbgnnam-l’ollzmuhbmgivad
some, aomo expedition " pa
Farewell”and"’l'hankflodfiarhor.” Atthia
last the Polaris Willfuod in 1871,and tho
Time-lain. flatnesbipabavo pamedtbo
cape, yet never ruched the harbor. But
from whatle of inanyot you,lhave
concluded“ Wyn! vw of life
myhaveryrmhruniuto byioabergs on
this aide and W wthafiyouwill in
duetimereachoapehnwsllandthre hid
good-by to all mymlnd soon after
dropanchorin theoalmand lmperturbahlo
watc- 01 Thank Godllarhc. “Thentb
wickedoealefrom troubling, and thawury
areatrut."
DAVID S‘i‘ovv
onion l in.
woon MANTELS,
noons.
sasn. Burma,
nann ,woon worm.
01’ ALL KINDS.
Largo Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and sun}; Glass.
Steam gluing, Planing,
and Turning.
4——-—-
Lumber Yard between railroad and coinage
- liridgru.
ill] at font of Marshall Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey & Ila.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Dtatc and llmisc Arvin.
(icucral lusuranccA gcncy
Pitt. bile and Accident.
New Styles,
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chamber and Parlor iluils,
Dining lloom Furniture,
Fancy Polished (ink and
Cherry 'l‘ublcs umlt‘lluirs.
$1.89.
All Gilt Plush
5m: ‘i'lutlrl than fitmnisbip Ticketa-(‘abin and Strange.
I limits for one 1: and ‘upwnda and Money Orders to
A Large and Fine Stock at allpttlsofgnrow.
very lJIW Prices. Notary Public Acknowltdgemcnts'l'aken.
. ; Railroad Tickets. ,6 Baggage Checked
89 91 “am 81 l to Destination.
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DEALER” .
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illcalnNG RA No. 12,-:
, pimn Itil‘l wth “:lffnltl: clout, uppri win if unlit»
0n the European l’lun.
l‘or. 42 St. and Lexington Ann,
NEW YORK.
rm. ir .Um :t to
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lfo: :l;- pn’tnrurdmu-i: rim” Filmilrr 9Yn\t't‘uf intuit-d Flu-1* in the l-Zlcmlv-d R. ll Stations and
i til. "56'“ for small or lurgv YlWltll“. dirt-rt r:tr lint-a.
,
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A [fifL’t‘ gawk of iron, rlom' and [u’irfl‘lom “are.
all innmw of lliéllt‘l', Hlmnqmd Nook of t-lmn
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and flu: y gunman: llanumg and mim- lmnp! ”LR I'Hu" LECAI '1'
new, “wanted ringlc rntm moi r:lm"t.'t'r. non» m- llasrmm' mm.“ funnt! from the depot, and Pack
i’i rfu Hull (‘uokmg l'orr. l’rvscnm v Po 2-. urul ' up, rhythm m... ”g clump. 534 gm
Pan» Ill-u 'l‘nilct l‘upcr which common bodily and
num- no! olwror: Khv pi m.
We arc accrue for tbr “arc f'ity Show P 'Mcr.
{WWII $81.]. at the LOWEST I’IHCES
CARP’ETS i CARPET—S "g
The Largcet Stock to who: {mm of any More in the Smtr at
Lowest P r1068 1'0 1: C ash .
Eli-gum llnd)‘ Bun-9c!!! ('nrpi-t, w: u i. I'llcxant Tapestry Brut-sells ilk. 1'0“. 506‘ and no: Heavy
lngrmna 851', For and i'n r. Extra [Instill loam» 25o:
WIN DO‘V §I{A DIES.
l unlit ,onu rinvrmim, With fringe. all muly to hang, 50c. > ,
lungs. “iii-h lint: Tiiminingn complete, no. All Ilmae Poles and Tl’lmllllflfl’!
WALIJ PA PIG“. .
IMMENSE STOCK 0|" NEW PATTERNS. Emmi-m1! Gold, Mr I i 50' [NY roll.
nt-w Mylve. 22C to not per mil. Without Hold. 7v 1050c pr! mil.
FUltN l'l‘Ulllt}.
‘n . ~8 a. lilnl lct‘ce. Ash lledmim Shim”: up. Walnut and Cherry ‘llcdrmm Sill”. 35
up. (villi; sill}. lzmutlimnety. lit-ditto r. llctl Springd. ctr , all low purer l’uriicn, Lact- l ul’lfllnfl,
Lambrcquim. In fact anything to hunt: your humus complete run be found hen: a: ma than city
prim-u. I srpcli- sewed by hand and laid by Practical i’pholrln-n-rn. We do an lim- ivnrk asany my house.
and t-mplny the heat workmen in each branch at our tui‘incw. (mode debit-ml without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
No. 2 All mm 5: , rimmmf Broad. (opposite the Presbyterian and Baptiut churches)
I STAMFORD. CONN.
Hquippul “tilt
First—Clan ltoatanraut. Medium Prlcu.
MATTHEW CLUNE, Proprietor.
HULLAND SHADES.
Killer-”Mr (“KNIFE
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Plain Gold,
l’Jtnblh-lwd in New York (lily 18"».
Special Prices
to
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and
817] Llllills
It is not all
cov ered with
Nickel Plate
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Yulfll
own town.
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Also
Agent for the
celebrated
R l C It I 0 N I)
RANGES
Plumbers and
(its
Filters, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
«b 00..
——AT-——P
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
a The Buck. Ranges
LOOKWOOD
warrant.
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SEWERSF
Humid NWT!" :1: mm city will llnd it to their advantage to]
Box ‘20. South Sorwalk.Ct. ,
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Spring '
WMS'lllllK Bllfl'l'liliBS
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of '
sum mucous.
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
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Saturdav, Feb. 25th..
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SEW'IG "ACHIHE i’l'ocommmwithlargeeonccrfil have taken the
' BEST BUY N m i agency of one of the oldat largest
18 m ‘ . i 0 ' i menu in the etate for the sale of
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“cingles, Collars, 8w.
, Pine Harness To Order,
5 As usual, at the old stand, where I will
to: line of Whips. s , mm '
lltobcaleedllua'l'ravg‘iixn‘trfllluslc. "
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AT THE
Sentinel Office,
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The LADIEB' FAVORITE, because
it is LIGHT RUNNING and dose
such beautiful work. Agente' Favor-
ite.becauae itia uguickand MICHEL
unis lifllllllitflllllll mtmu.
mm roam
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In Out ll lull Purl Strut,
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BAILRIDAD PIAA CE.
800'“! NORWALI.
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[The Old and Reliable.
Pill Ills Sllllfl Blillill. Di
Peal lass Slams Bailing.
m1 H088 llama Baillie;
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No More Scratches.
Nomi llawlnri
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No Swollen Limbs.
Clean ‘
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OMM» mm”.
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lHanics‘s, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
Ll, FREIGHT LINE. .
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