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EWEST
DR‘TALMAGE’IN
AN ELOOUENT SERMON ON “THE
DECORATION or THE SOUL.”
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The Parable of the Prodigal Son—ll
Matter. not new Poor We ahe it We
but Wear on Our “and the Ring of
(”Intel'- Adoption.
Flour Boon, Kan, March 18.-'l'he Rev.
'1'. De Witt Talmage, D. D., of the Bmoklyn
Tabernacle, preached here this evening ton
crowded congregation. He took for his rub.
joct‘The Decoration of the Soul," and his
text Wu Luke xv, 2.3: “Put a ring nu his
hand." He said:
lwill not rehearse the familiar story of
the fast young man of the parable. You
know what a splendid home he left. You
know whntahard time he bad. And you
remember how after that stoma of vaga—
bondageand prodigality be resolved to go
and Wtep out his renown on {the beam of
parental forgiveness. Well, there is'great
excitement one day in front of the door of
the old farm house. The servants come rush-
ing up and any: “What's the matter! What
is the matter!” But before they quite arrive
the old man cries out: “Put a ring on his
hand." What a seeming absurdity! What.
can such a wretched mendlcnnt astlxis fellow
that is tramping on toward the house want
with in ring! Oh, he is the prodigal son. No
more tending of the swine trough. Kn more
longing for the pods of the can-ob tree. 30
more blistered feet. 03 with the rum! ()n
with the robe? Out with the ring! Even Su
does God mcelro every (me of us when we
come back. There are gold rings, and warl- ‘
rings, and carnelian rings, and dinmund
rings; but the richest ring that ever flushed
on the visiunis that which our father puts
upon n forgiven soul.
I know the imprmion is abroad nmnug:.i
some people that religion bemcaus and belit-
tles a man '. that it takes all the sparkle out
of his soul; that he has to exchanger: rey- :
“staring independence for an mirlt‘nlaslli'al
“J.
watching, when you knotthettheaoulhul
ital, you tank from the hand, which gave
back no naturism». clasp, from that emav
' tinted finger, the ring that the had worn 80
lung and worn 80 Well.
On some nnnivenury day you take up that
5 #11:, and yuu n-puh’nh it until all the Old
inner mun-s bank, and you can see in it the
ileidiuf vynsthnt lung ago (ml to weep,
Oh, it is nut an Ullmt'allllllg thing \llln‘ll I tell
you that when L‘hriet receives a mud into hit
Wealth. Yuu are (>ch and the soul-
one in symxmhy, one in alien-lieu. one in
hope.
Thou-e ism wwer in earth or hell to effort
a. divllrz'enwnt after (‘hrist and the soul um
“nib-«l. Ulla-r kings have tnrul-d nut their
«inhuman»: when they gut weary of them,
and wutthcmwlrilt from the [mince gum.
Abnsucms luniahud \‘ashti; Nuxmlwn fun
look Josephine: but Christ is the lllI-éllilllhl
that in true forever. liming loved you mice,
he loves you to the end. Did they llul try to
divorce Margaret, the Sunni: girl, {rum
Jesus? They said: "Youmxwt give up ynur
religion.” She said: “I can't give up my
religion." And >9 they took her down in the
beach of the 5m. null they drove in :2 Make
at low water .....l~i.. and they fastmml her to
it, l-xpr-rlihg {but us the tide mum up her
faith u'nuldfuil. Tllilll'l" begun tel-150, and
mum up higher, and tn the girdle. and tntlie
lip, and in the last moment, juni n» the wave
the praises of Jesun.
0h, nu, ymi cannot wrmmto n sand from
(.‘rlll'l‘l, it is an everlasting lllul’l‘lllgv. lint-
tlv, and blill‘lllfllnd darkness cannut eln it. In
it {w nun-h exulmtinn for a man, win» is but
(his: and ashes like myel-ll’, to try out twi'ly:
“1 :un [n'l'h‘llfltlr'll that nrithor height. nt-r
depth, nur principalitim, nor wu’c-r~, nur
, things prm-nt, nor things in mine, nor any
lolliererenture shall napalm» Inc from the:
Elam nf ilml Winn-ll in in l’hrier Jenna my
i r. t’lllllll, n g-lllle-n (‘ll
: 4"lll"ll run: at Huh. «\rl‘lllhilng love.
Llé~;.ing in» put. miitnmnrrlage ring. Ile»
mt-lnusynu from thnt moment with all his ‘
was mulling her soul into glory, die slinulml ’
Lard!“ Ulla-y l» tn (ind that whm Clll‘l‘vt %
' nnrl the suul are lu:;l';‘:mi they are bound by '
i-if I might my sn~n ,
min \vlthuue link.uwl that one link the ‘
l :0 a step further. fllhl It'll you that “hen '
strait jacket. Not a0. When‘a man lmmnes S . .
a Christian), he does'not g0 d0“ 11, he sun—Lg i L'lu-int “vein"; n m’ml min lllri lure ln- pulse-ti
upward. Religion multiplies one bv ten 5 him theringuf festivity. qu Emm- tllnt it
thousand. Nay-,the multiplier is in infinity. ‘
It is n‘ot a blotting nub—it is a polishing, it is
an ar rescenc-e, it i~ an etilnrm'ence, it is un i .
irradiation. When a man mum into x11,“ thunu ring. You duhglit tn lye-htrl‘.l'$llr'll aw
kinder!) of God he is not sent inton menial ’ Ell“: “W“ ."Wl' Chlmn‘“ ut WV“ 11 (115"-
serviee, but the Lord God Almighty from the ,
palaces nf heaven calls upon the menienger
angels that wait upon the throne to fly and
“puts ring un his hand." In Christ are the
largest liberty, the brightest joy. and highest
honor, and richest adornment. " Put a ring
on his ban ."
I remark, in the first place, that when
Christ receives a soul into his love he puts
upon him the ring of adoption. hi my
church in Philadelphia there came the rcprc)
sentatire of a benevolent society in New
York. lie brought with him eight or u-n
children of the street. that he had picked up,
and he was trying to find for them Christian
homes: and as the little ones smell on the pul-
pit and sung, our hearts melted within us.
At the clone of the services a gmat banned.
wealthy man came up and said: "I'll trike
this little bright eyed girl, and I’ll adopt her
as one of my own children ;“ and he took her
by the hand, lifted her into his mrringe and
went array.
The next day, while we were in the t‘hllrrll ';
gathering up garments for the poor of New ,
York, this little child came bank with a burr
die under her arm, and she said; "'l‘here's
my old dress; perhaps some of the pour chil-
dren would like to have it,” while she herself
was in bright and beautiful army, and those
who more immediately examined her said
she had Bring on her hand. It was a ring of
adoption. .
Thereare a great many persmis who pride
themselves on their ancestry, and they glory
over the royal blund that pours through their
arteriea In their line their was a lurd. «if n
duke, or aprime minister, or a king. But
when the Lord, our father, puts upon us the
ring of adoption, We berame the children of
the ruler of all nations. "Beheld what man-
ner of love the Father hath lwtowed upon
us. that we should be called the was of God."
It matters not how poor our garments may
be in this world, or how scant our bread, or
how mean the but we live in, if we have the
ring of Christ's adoption upon our hand we
are assured of eternal defenses.
Adopt! Why, then, we are brothers and
sisters toall the good of earth and heaven.
We have the family name. the family dress,
the family keys, the family wardrobe. The
father looks after us, robes us, defends IE,
blew us. We have royal blood in our vieas,
and thereare crowmlnour line. ll “'0 are.
his children, then princes and prineeases. It
is only a question of time when we got our
coronet. Adopted! Then we have the fami-
ly secrete. “The carrot of theflord is with
them that fear him." Adopted! Then we
have the family inheritance, and in the day
when our father shall divide the riches of
heaven, we shall take our share of the man-
sions and palaces and temples. ileum-forth
let us boast no more of an earthly ancestry.
The insignia of eternal glory hour coat of
arm; Thinning ofadoption putl upon us
all honor and all privilege. Now we can
take the words of Charla: Wesley, that prince
of hymn-makers, and dug:
Come, let u: join our friends above,
Who hive obtained the prize, ,
And on the axle wings of love
10 Joy celestial rise.
but all the mint: terrestrial sing
With time to glory gone;
Far all the tenant- of our King,
in heaven and earth. are one.
I have been told that when any of the
members of any of the great secret societies
of this mntry are in a distant city and are
in any kind of trouble. and are set upon by
mien, they have only to give a certain sig-
nal and the member: of that organintion
will flock around for defense. And when
any man helengt to thin great Christian
brotherhood. if he gets in trouble, in trial, in
permeation. in temptation, he has only to
than thin ring of Christ’s adoption, and all
the armed mhurtn of heaven will come to his
rescue.
Still further, when Chritt takes a soul into
hielovehe puts upon it a , ring.
Newthatisnotawhlmofmine: I
will hethroth thee unto me forever; «,1
Wm
will betrnth thee unto me in rig .
and in judgment, and In loving k
and in merclee.” At the waging-fit: m
hrldegmm puts a ring upon .
bride, ngailylng love and falthfnlnen
Trouble may come upon the household, and
themnntamaygo, thep'ctammaygo, the
plmonmy hie, everytmg eke may with
hat t t t goe- iu marriage ring, or
ltkcg‘ufideredmd. lnthehurialhoartt
kwitlulrawn from the hand and kept in a
whet, and unetlmee the box is mired on
an annivemry day, and at you look at that
rtngyouueeunderitaarcha longproeeudoa
precious memoriee. Within the milder:
allele of that ring there is room for a thon-
mal meet recollection to moire, and you
think of theirmt mutt-art between the hour
when, at the clone of the “ \‘eddlng
W the Min: light:
orange blur
til
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«arms
llzislweu the custom in“. all age; lulu-eluw
rings on very happy ecensions.
nothing more appropriate for n birth-lay gift
it
means joy. hilarity, festivity. Well, when
this old mun (if tln- text wanted to h-ll lmw
gludhewns that hi»- boy had gut bru‘li, l..-
cxprcsed it in this Why. Actually, llt‘fnl'v’ be
before he urdered the fattml mli tn ln' killml
to unwise the boy’s hunger, he mnnuumlnl:
"Put a ring en his hand." ' '
the mill are united? Joy of [urgivenm‘sl
What u splendid thing it in to feel that all is
right between me and God. "hat n glnrhnis
thing it is to have (ind just take up all the-
and thenlllng them into the depths ml the
sen, never to rise again, never in be talked
of again. Pollution all gun». Darkmes nll
illuxnimd (ind reconciled .The prodigal
hrvme. "Put a ring on his hand."
find some of them with no semnd coat, some
of them in but» and tenement houses. not
, mm earthly mmfun. afforded them; und yet
k iii iv
51:1,; "Rock of .\:9:«"ui nu nlihur ping-l- in
1 the wurld sing it.
{ jewelry in their life but on:~ gulll ring, fillll
tint: was tlx» ring of God's undying niimrtlun.
make you glmmy null smll
ynur hem! vast damn: I «in nvt think you
got religion. my liftill'lt‘l'. That is not the cf-
{MIL of religion. True religmu is jny. "llrr
wuysum tvnysnf plemantuess. and all hwr
path; :u'c ['o‘flu'. "’ .
Why, religinn lightens all our burdens. It
Sin-mils all nur may. I: interprets all mr
snrmws. It manger. the jar of earthly \llp-
curll fur the peril nf festn! bells. In frnzlt ml
the thinning furnzm. ul’ trial it sets the (”{ng
"Put :1 ring on his hand."
You urn unt happy. I saw it.
feel it great. dml more like «Tying. The
world is :1 cheat It first “mm yuu dawn
with its follies, then it hll‘li.‘ ynu nut in!»
dflrkzlmi It comes Inn-k from the‘ unusaerv
of‘ a million souls to attempt the destruction
of your soul today. No [mum out of Uml,
but here is the fountain that ran slate the
thirst. Here in the harbor \vlen- you can
drup safe tuicliomge.
Would you not like, lush ym—not pct"
functnrily, but us an» brother might talk tn
another-lwould you nut like 10 have a pillar;
of rest to put your head out And wmild you
no)! like, when you retire nt night, to fuel
that all is well, whether you wake up to-
morrow nun-rung at 6 o’clock,or sleep the
sleep that knows no waking! Would ynu
not‘hke to exchange thin awful uncertainty
about the future for a glorious nuisance of
heaven: Accept of the Lord Jeni! today,
and nil is well. If on your way home some
porilshould rroaethe street and dash your
lift-out, it would not hurt you. You would
rise up inimalintely. You would stand in
the celestial street: You would be amid the
great throng that forever worship endure
forever happy. If this day tome sudden dis»
ease should come upon you it would tint
frighten you. If you knew you were going
you could give a calm farewell to your beau
tifnl home on earth, and know that you are
going right into the companionship of fhnne
who have already got beyond the telling and
the weeping.
You feel on Saturday night different from
the way you feel any other night at the
week. You come home from the bunker
the stnrn, or the shop, and you my: ”Well,
now my week‘- work is done, and tumorrow
ls fiunday." It is a pleasant thought. There
is refreshment and rectmstruction in the very
idea. Oh, how pleasant it will be, if. when
we get through the dayof anriife,and we
gonad lie down in our bed of dust, we can
realize: “Well, now the work is all «lune,
and twmormw is Sunday—an everlasting
Sunday.”
Oh. when. than city of my God.
Shall I thy mum amend.
Where mmatiou ne'er tin-ah up,
And Sabbath. have no cad?
There are peopleln thlehmmtmley who
are very near the eternal world. if you are
Christians, 1 bid you he of good elm-r. Bear
with you our mngratnlatiom tn the bright
city. Aged men, who will mm be gmie,
take with you our love for our hudml in the
utter land, and when you use them tell
them that we are soon coming. Unly n for
mart-mount: preach and hear. Unlya
few more heartache. Only a few morutulll
Only a few more tears. And then, what an
entrancing spectacle will ,he open term-e uni
mural heaven. where all is um.
Beautiful angels clothed In white.
llauilful mun:- um mrf the.
Beautiful harp- through all the (half;
MM ”Mn them sweet,
Verdun-g u the firm feet.
lamuchm'mwm tamer-Ham
human: hire and than“
Tllvn} is ‘
or'lel’ed smvluls to be putun his burr flirt. ‘
Oh, it is a merry time when (‘hrist and l
sins of my life and put tin-m in one bundle, ‘
Everyday I find lmppy Christian peuple. I ,T
:Irum .inppy (is lmppymn be. They l
They never tvurv :lny :
Oh, how happy religion umkes u»: Dullt .
Dill yun gm with 3
on wlm-h Sm‘ytrn um hammered nut “Twill .
yum nu: like tow—day to calm lip from l'l" ;
swine feeding and try this rcligiun.‘ .\Il tine ‘
jeysof heaven mmhl come nut and rum-l ,
yumnnd Uml would cry fmrn {bu thrunw: ',
There is no ;
pent», and sumetimes yuu laugh when you' ;
tor hereand there aweman, not here and
, lherenchild: but giving you nil unlimited
3 invitation, saying: “Come, {or fill thingsm
i now ready." We invite yuu tn the warm
} heart 0! (‘lirinn null the hu-lmln-e of the
‘ Christian chnrvh. I know a great many
3 think thnt Llll- whim-h film» nut amount tn
= llllli‘ll, that it lr‘ lll‘Siill’l‘ : that it alnl‘ its vinyl:
and lrs mam Hunt, «0 in: . nil wluhlm is
,mm,-rrn»»ll. ll l‘~ ilwlrl; 25;: : plih‘r I have
} civr lnvn in. arm-viii my nun llunw.
l Luuw there fil’t‘fil'lllt‘ pmplu wlm nay-they
nr 'hriuium “‘llfll-Lt-ulll to gut along with-
uut nnylmlp fl‘l‘lll(Illltfl'n',lllli,l wlm culture
solitary piety. They down “'31“ any ordi-
mum-z. ltlullut lit-lung tnthntl-lnss. I cannot
ng alum; “llll'llll them. ’I‘ilerwn‘v in many;
things in this world that inhullny attention
from (lull, and l'llrist. and llcaw~n,thnt I
want all the helps uf all the synllmls and of
lull the (‘ln'lstinn 1mvx-iutimxs;und I want
l around about me a mild phalanx of men who
hive (lud mid lm-p his rumnmndumntu Are
then: any hen- whu \t'uulll like to enter lull)
that nsmwieti‘m! Than byn simple, «'hild
like faith. upply fur lullllluniun into the Vlfil‘
bio churninmlcl' you will be rcw‘hivmlu N0
qumiiuns naked almut your past liilsturynr
present Sill‘l‘ulllblllrh'h. Unly trllt'h‘etm-tlo you
lull-'1’ Jr'sllh.‘ ,V
baptism does not summit in anything. say
u grunt runny ”and"; but the lmrnl Jesusdc—
elnml: “llvilmt bellow-til flllll is baptized
.shnll lmsami,“ putting llflpllalll fll'ltl faith
, side by Pllllt‘. And am lip-satin (Minn-2“: "lie-
ln-nt and b:- bnpmwl, every one of yuu."
do not stickies bur any particular trimlc of
lfllllllnln, but 1 put great emphasis uu the fart
that yun nught in be buptlml. Yet nu more
fillllillnalfi' than the Lord Joan» (Thrixt, the
grant head of the church, put-i upon it. ,
The “will in going in, after a while, law a
, gtt'ill many uf itx tuturim. There are tn be
."vVlt‘fllS nt’ religion that will :ahnko the: earth.
“3- give you “turning. There la ngrmt host
cumin}; in In mind mnlni’ the lmnnur uf the
j l.- -nl Jesus t‘hrixt. Will you: be nnmng tin-m!
Will )‘I in be mnnng the gnthvml thwart-s? ,
l Slbilll‘llr ynu hum been thinking {in this
whim-i. year after year. You have fulllul
nut {but this Wurltl is u pour partihn. You
‘ \l'llllt in be l‘hristinnu. Yuu landmine ul-
m w! into rin- kingdom n!" “all; but there you
wimp. fnrgvtlulol the fact that m lmnlllmsl,
szn'ml is nut in be sut’ml at all.
‘ brother. nib-r having ('lllllt‘ 50 near tu the
.luur of mercy, if y-vn turn bark, ynu will
1 nvwr mm:- zit nil. A fter ynu have heard of
‘ the K'Hnlllo'fiV of ‘lllil, if yuu turn away and
'u (will nut be bus-hum yuu Illtl nut buyi-
, n gum! nll't'r.
Hull’s rpm! will nut nluuys. striw
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Yv‘ “in [ur't‘hbf ills l-u'v h- grim»
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4. Hi the “’llllvrnrsa tn the Father’s home, and
~ '1 you :it the llnriquvt. and "put 11 ring on
wm' huh-i,"
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,w. O.QUINTARD,;
ulflllt‘ “ALI. BLOCK. ’
A. s. mars,
JEWELER.
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all Fish, ’
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.til'r‘ hm! lib-(rm I the piper!
y{1‘7"“12 fil‘ZIJ. at the [INVEST PRICES,
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v inn-1:: Billl‘ llO’i‘l-Zi.l
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I 42 St. and Lexington Ave"
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11.,- ‘ in: final} at nzrm- nmrun. 4m! mt Lung
Inc-armed Ill-mu- und Tea Set:
A large rzm‘h‘ uf .n-si. rlulni' and yum-Lem mire.
all yarn-law u! dnllre. altoagwd pluck nr plum.
. , . v "6 ,‘ 3
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Viki-r", lbw .rarnl Mlg‘u' cups and sun-Ire, aim: n-
. ta “.1 1' carried to and ’rum thx‘ ale
l’mrf: mun i'mvhxn: rum, I'm-wrung [’0 9, am! Stew ; ME” mtked (we ni charge.
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Ely: pptd with
’l‘lll'. lll'XN Pill-131' l-‘(lldllSti LA ll.
pot. and Puck
bet 53m
’ Pint-Chas» Baum-nut. Medium l’rlcea.
MA'H‘IIEVI CHINE, Proprietor.
We 2m- ug-c M» for the (inn: (lily Stone Filter.
CARPETS!‘ C‘ARrE‘rS'!
The Lame! Stock to Men from of any elon- m the ewe at
Lowest Prices for CflSh.
{in mt l'»1l}‘ Brunette ('nqwt.90r u v. alumni Tapvetry BYUE‘NllB 00c. Ill-u .‘W and We, Ileavy
Incl-n: vi!» , To .im‘. [ii I‘. Extra hmdl ngmin: 75¢.
W] N DO‘V SI [AIJIdr-l.
HULLAXD ‘-ll.\lllt$,g‘¢xvdtmnhty. nu eyeing rullvn, wuh fringe. hll ready!" hang, we. Spring
llnil. r- it». ('nuxll'l: I'ULEs, IlYll 1m ’l‘nmmmge- tolltplcht,¥l(‘. Allftme l’ulreand Trimmings
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WALL PAPER.
mums»: hTM'K UP SEW PATTERNS. Bruin-med (Sold. Mr I ism- pvr rnll.
m n 4,: u. 2‘.“ m Itl’lr per mil. Without (lo-Id. 7r r020: per mil.
F‘U RNlTUl‘lP}.
t‘utnm- Hum». tl‘i. H plan-u. [lush lh-drmm 5min. 322 up. Walnut and (berry Mutant Smut. 88
"p. l'm-lur 5mm m cm»! VBIIO‘I)‘, ”filth" . lied Spring». ctr. . it! my puree likllm. LIL!) t nttalht,
lmnhmpltnn. in fur! anything to fnrm- your home t'olfnpll’ll“ rm 'be found here It lame than rlty
WNW. - amt» “~th by hand and haul by l’rmvtlml l'pnnlpterem. “r (in a» nun work any (“3' house,
and l'mpluy the be“: mnkmen in early brand: of uur beryllium timde denwmul without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
Sn, 2 Allmrw saw l-nmer of Broad, (oppoeite the l‘mhyrcrinn and Bnpllelchnrrhee.)
STAMFORD. CONN.
l‘L'un Gold.
lietnbllphwl in New York (“by we.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
m
It is made in
Yum!
own town.
Mae
Agent for the
celebrated
It I (3 ll I 0 N I)
RANGES
Plumbers and
the
l-‘lttern, Slate
and
Th Beaten.
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LOOK W COD
‘ VOI'WALK.
“JENNIE JUNE’
m-ww
llMS'l'lllK Bllll'l'llllll
Have Opened To-Day
.w Their Full Lune of
sum “nnnns
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS" AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
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COMSTOCK BROS.
Insurance Building, d...
Masonic Building,
80. Norwalkl Norwulk. I
ililfillfiWlll‘lDELEGANT!
~chn ARM— 3, J- 1‘. Penman.“
. 7 dance Black, Water 5!...
’ 5 Norwalk, - Conn.
‘ Being unable to manufacture
SEWING "A0" I N E , 'l'o compete with large concerns. I have taken the
IS Tim BEST. M NO OTHER- . agency of one of the oldest and lancer establish
meal: in the state for the sale of
;Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
i Fine Harness To Order,
i A» ngnal, a: the old stand. when» l will he -
, for .me of Whips. Sponges, Chamois, m
; “ONE. Feed Bags, Travelim Bare kc.
nun 0F ALL Inns
AT THE '
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The LADIES FAVORITE, because ; S t, 1 om
it is LIGHT RUNNING and doom en 1116 09
such beautiful work. Agenta' Favor- '
ite,becnune it is a quick and eaayneller. l
nun nnnlinjnln llllllltl.
.“D '03. 0mm
JllllE Mllllfitlllnlllll co.
llos. 9nd ll llortl Pearl Street,
”ALBANY, N. v.
sandman 13mm).
SOUTH NORWAIJ.
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Peal Muss Stalin Billlll,
Peat lass Slain Belling,
Peal loss Stalls Ballln.
No More Scratches.
[The Old and Reliable.
Bill FREIGHT LINE.
Nunalk llnlnrl
*‘I‘ME PROFILLIII~
Nofiwollen Limbs.
Clean,
Odorlese
Stables. -
laymandllms ..
Importers Agents.
Norwalk Chronicler