Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 2, 1888 · page 4

 

 

MIIyMItlIIIIII Meet

Twentieth Quedrennial General
Centerence in New York.

 

‘ SHALL WOIEN BE ADMIT‘I’ED.
A. Importanthnution l’nder Considere-
tie-«Bonn oi the Prominent People
MWDGIWW from all Porto o!

“ m World-diualneu Trunencted-

le You, May 2. —IA mighty convention
I- that which was begun yesterday at the
ten Operehouee. it is the general
0! the Methodkt Episcopal church.
Ithoneotthelnrgeetend most representa-
tive eeclerineticnl and lay councils 0‘ or held
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c. c. I'CABIL humor 11er
um. cmrux. .Ioux u. vrncxnr.

The convention will lest a month. One of
the most important questions before the con~
ventlon h one which meets the rights of
women. Are women eligible e- delegates
to n conference of the Methodist
church? This is the fauna which conlmnte
the convention at the outset, and as it in one
that, in whatever way settled, will establish
mnflimpmtnut precedent, it is not to be
wondered at that the scholarly men, the
grave and reverend seniors 01 the Methodist
church, are sinking all other considerations,
for the time being, until this vital direction Is
diapered of.

0! eonne, than are among the delegntee at
the preterit convention o m number of emi-
- nent divinea and prominent men connectet

 

J. II. mm. A. .I. xrsm.
J. I. m. II. 8. near.
vrith the Methodist Episcopal church Among
than : J. 1!. Reid, R 8. Root, J. M.
,A. J- mined, hr! Ore-ton, John
Err-£3260. We. and Bilhop'l'ny-
it". Some Mme ydelcgeteem:
(Liannebnry, of Conneoti
out; “Whit. .Sunms, of Philo—
ddpfiIo; lune dChicego; Gen. Chm
mm , of Mombusette,
and new «Slayhnek, or New rout When
such wdlkn'min and public spirited men
u there as mm to u re
”yams: of all sects and hello sore
«Mom to be interested.
mm with devotional ex-
erehu. thop Bawmannpened the confer-
ence, end I prayer, dgned by all the bhhope,
wu ,poetpo-ing all diacnseaion o! the
of (@010th until u later
Molt!» ’ In view of this,
there-dingonhemiiwizby Dr David L.
Ema, Wotan last general center

taryol the conference. Thia was seconded
ondoerried.

Dr. Hamilton, of the New England con-
ferenoe,wuthe flat to actually name the
qnutionwhlohnheorhed the interest ofthe

dummy.

A motionhad been mndeproviding forth
nopoin o! committees toreport on the
eligibility of "oerteindflgatee" Dr. Hamil

do. like

dflnwomendolegntenlected, hunnl’ortu-
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Luxuriant Hair

Can only be preserved by: keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and tree tram dan-
drofl, and the body in a healthinl
condition. The great popularity e!
.1wa lleirNigor is due to the tact
that it cleanse: the scalp, promotes the
growth at the hair. prevents it from
killing our, and given it that salt and
ailky gloss to essential to perfect beauty.

Frederick Hardy, oi lluxbury, 11.35.,
a gentleman flity your: 0! age, was felt
losing his hair, and ‘whut remained was
growing gray. Alter trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use of AyI-r's llolr Vigor. "It
stopped the falling out," he writes:
”and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair (without staining the
scalp) Io the some shade of brown it
had when. l was 25 years at age."

Ten Years Younger.

Mm. Mary Montgomery, oi Boston,
writes: “For years, I won compelled
to wear a dress cap to conceal a bald
spot on the crown oi my head; but now
I gladly lay the cup aside, {or your Hair
Vigor is bringing out a new growth. I
could hardly trust my senses when .I
first found my hair growing; but there
it is, and I am delighted. I look ten
years younger. "

A similar result attended the'uee oi ‘
Aycr's linir Vigor by Mrs. 0.0. Pree-
cott, oi Clinrlestmrn, Mass" Mina Bessie
II. Bedluc, of Burlington, Vt, Mrs. J. J.
Burton, or Bangor, Me, and numerous
ollu rs.

The loss of hair maybe owing to im-
puriti of tho blood or deran ement oi
the etonuuh and liver, in w Iich case.
a coumo of Aycr’e Snrsapnrilln or oi

Afer’s Pills, in cormutinn with the

\gor, may In! Iltlt‘Sfl III’} In give health
and turns to all the innvtiuns of the
body. At the some time, It cannot be
too strongly urged that Imno of these
remedies Ion III) mull: good without.
a pcrsevering trial and strict attention
to cleanly and temperate habits. '

Ayer’ 5 Hair Vigo’r,

Funeral h Dr. J. C. Ayer I: Co.,l.owu-ll, him.
Sol by Druggietn and I’crllinlri’n.

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ron ALL uses.
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LybflrrvrrgorJ'ice-g'eu. and Uen‘l Keener
""" " '4‘“ 1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 12o,
worth 15 to 25c.

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,1 Lot Corset Covers,
burg Trimmed, 91c

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have Bridgeport for l‘itiefleld.

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1:33,; m, mm, mm, w, 3d Invorcc of Ind Gloves
3:33 .. £3,133?” 3”“ "‘ embroidered Imck, 5 button,
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Bargains in
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PA R LO 5! SU ITS
‘rom 330. 00 l pwards.
fDining Iloom Tables,
3 Sideboards,
I Lounges and i ouches.

glinit. m l hairs, Fanrv Plush:

(hairs, Hat Roche, Book ‘
(uses, etc., etc
503313 FOR TIDE

I ila'ndnrtl Folding lied.

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FOLLDWINB “MINUTE-E. 3 Bed In Ihc mum for Ihe money.

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Silll'l‘ll NORW AlIK

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for aale It the Bolton Dry Good. Store,
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Special Sale of Table Linens, Towels, Toweling,

Napkins and Table-Cloths!

April no, 1888.
come um. eoIlo nu.
twee: home. l.lo‘amWa‘eh'.onRx
5.16 “ Bxprele. (5.31me I ,I
5.40 " grog-19.7.3: ” gown: |
5.50 " pet: . 8. " (com.
5.12 I‘mllx. ‘3"? ~ [locum Er. . ' Table Linen. I
5.56 " 'Im. op. Antoni
7.23 inc-l Bx. 12.13,.mJloaton xx. Cnun loom Damuk 23c. per yard worth 325e,
7.43 ” Iflcnl Ex. 1.15 Atom ‘ .I 311‘ 40c
5.11) " [meal 15!. l 43 " tam“! Wu. ,, ..
“£3 " 55"“ 3’ l3? 1' Ifi' “m .. . 12‘” 35..
9.: " acorn. .. ' . ' . ” , .
ii ii.) ‘I Local in. 4.49 “ home. d ' u .. 53,, . "5:.
,~, ,, .. 25..., III .. mm 01 Stand. .. ~... _, a...
11...“)pr m., prone. . ' "‘ .. . .epcc -. r n .I .. i .I I
‘32:?” “ tcu§mw :1; ;‘ Brid “ng 'clnI' ‘VABHINGTO‘ sf " " c'? ”mutt”. " ills:
3:3,, I. kw”, 533 -- ”L; We have now received-full supply“, newdmgr. Bleached Dnumk 50c. ' wxc.
4.“; 3.. 30mm 3;, 7,5» » meld 1 gym; and mum Inepeetlon and trinl we are .. 58,. '5‘,
5.08 I Accom. 3.39 u Arcom better tomb-lied than ever withellthaigocetomnke .. .. 79c :90“
5.51 I l-zxprcse. 9,3,5 .. Ace urn npnmlclmdmg'uoreandthe bllcoln be en— Turk? n 1, Damask 25c .. “
6.5I .I- Accom. not. H Adm. ex A. anredonne tmncetetocklrornw ichtohavc I .. - __ f-
r; z - Local 1-1:. 11.47 .. Boa-Ion Bx. no: 5a.
8.23 ‘ B'pon byte. 12.21 ' " " " “ “ 67:.
9.50 Berton In. , “ " ” 69c. htxc.
I0. )5 ” actor. E u ,,_
12.56 " 'u 'ton x. . _ ,
Sum” ””X'mn' At Ihort notice and In the InOII skillful manner. ”1‘0ch Illg lit Sarrafice !
'1' l5 Accom.".1i*.’ “ m In.
F ,up In Acton o.” " Acclim GEO. 0- STILLSOR- 3M1. 5c.5%€.7€,8c,9c, ilk, Ilc. forl'vlamtoweling,
, ”3:! " Meal £19.”)! p.ru. Arrow. ., , cheap nub per cent. more than our prieee.
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aco 3y on, Tending ; Dish and "and Towellng!
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:fixs -- m .. I'Ire mum “Mm, omrammedwaIIIochIng.mIInnIIh, may to:
3113'; " H" v. m ' ' ' me. In: nyml. Generally sold at ”C.
9.21.5 * Mr. " tin-m stumrliipTIckete~l ‘nhiu and Surrey-
II. I: ' mm '~ ’ "
I , ' IlInlIa in: one 1: and upwwrde and Money (In! ms to
SM 80 pi. ” ell ports of Europe 3 TOWBIS. '
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...“. - ”f1" " “1'23. 21”” Railroad Tickets. Baggage (lucked mnmmwehx ml,
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While Turkish Towels llc, l5, me.

Colored “ " 12c. rqnler l’I‘c. towels. 3
Imported " ” 50c. " price the.
u u u 625:- I. n mxc' 3

Dnlnlek'l‘mrelmplain irIn‘ge. regnlnr prior 1. :r.c,3
20, 5c 3")": Onrprice 1259:. Lac, flaw '

Dnmuk Towels knotmdtringe,oize15%x383§,19c.z
Size 24on 254:. Size 22150, 29c. extra size and'
quelity. Size ”:42, extn fine Inc. Size .2146.
extra hear y, title 3

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Specie] sole, Napkins, illenehedl I
$un 75: 31.00

:1.” 372,950 are: 320), sen) $2.3m.

Special Sale, Napkins. Unbleached?
Size )4. m 2.5, 31 49!. }
Napkins, colon-d, fringed, 50c 75c, 95c dozen
lern large. '1. Wow com

”dozen Table Spread- in Chelnille Raw Silk
Fiend, Embroidered and Raw Silk, with Tinni.
The big"! Bargains in clothe ever adored te
Nonnlk people.

Birdseye cotton, or. piece of lo yardr. 3

Binlerye new, 59c, mm of III yerde. 3

Suttecns. '

But Inmerican, l ynrd wide, I'llfic.
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Crochet Quinn, fnli more: .751: 91?. Worth The.
Si. no. and”. u.

mun Quinn, it 45. 91.6.; 81.93”, ”.10. $2.45;
worth 3) per cent more money.

:mmnimwm. oping roller, and In:

lure-I. Reg-lorries. Sim; onEy at. in plain
colon and Bide.

ammonium, eyeing rollers and fix—
tum onlyz‘ic. Sold in Newfork (or 31¢.
Edgardo pinin Seersuckerat 5%: ”In!" 1235:.

Plain Seersucker-t 1a: minis:
Wu

2000 3min, crinkled , regular 12)“.

Crinkle-d Seenucker nt 13:,“an 1513M.

Ginghams. '

Apron checketc per yud, “airy soldierllc.

’ Plaid: tor (ire-er, only we, former price [2)“.

Raw Silk hummer": width and nudity, 57c,
Ind 59c.

' fiioged Cotton Hunter. 18:. per ynrd.

CoIton Indra one, in, izxc, pa ynd.
Inca curtain 89c. and made, per pair.

Nottingham Lace '

I239: tome per yeni.
m yard. crinkled outwith-rat 5r. per yard:
worth we.

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Hatters Knives.
Northrop or 00.,

Danbury.

34m preparedtogxrind Buzzers Kzlrus 22d iuml- Ii
same. end gunmen-e retrnvacllon.

Wilden by maxi pmrnptxy attended III.

54 Main 8: root.
South Non-walk.

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”TWall Papers,

Borders,
and Centers.
Spring Styles.

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Iing,c Decorating an

DECKER’S

3l’nint and Wall Paper Store,

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Walt Ingtou. D. c.
Tm years in United States Patent Other.
d.hr Guide to Inversion mailed tree.

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