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ORTHODOXY.
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II. (Sabin-ted ”Mup- Divine Annual
Ck MIDI. ”In Orthodoxy Stale and
' VWIBT'v—le Blhlv Dirincly In-
hplud and Divlacly emu-can.
CBAU'I'al‘Ql'A, N. Y., Aug. 5.~'l'ho ltev.
1'. DOWitt Talmuge, 0.1)., of Brooklyn. in
wt for tho twelfth time at the national
meetingof religious educators and student:
hold yearly in this place. liis wrrnon may,
Which was delivered to an (indium imposing
ill numbers and inwiligem-v, was from tho
following text, in tho look of Jeremiah
vi, lfi: "Ask for the old withs, wlwrcis
the good way, and wall: tin-rem, and yo shall
find mt for your wills,” and answered the
auction: ”ll Orthodoxy Blah- and Unrea-
lonablef' Following is a verbatim report
of it: 7‘
A great London fry; hummum» down lip-m
Km cf tho ministers and wnw nt the
churches in tho shape of what is called “ud-
vanccd thought" in biblical interpretation.
All of theirs, and without any exception,
deny the full lrupiration of tho iiiblo. Ucnc-
Iis in an allegory, and there an- rnany myths
in the Bible, and they philoaophi/o and gums
and reason and cvolnta until they land in a
great continent of mud, from which, 1 fmr,
for all eternity they will not be able: to extri-
cate themselvm
The Bible in not Only divim-Iy impircd,
but it is divinely protected in its present
shape. You could ml easily, without detmv
tion, take from the writings of Shakespeare
“Hamid" and institute in place thereof Alex-
ander Bmith's drama as at any time during
tiniest fifteen hundred years a man would
have made any important Chang» in the
Bible without immediate detection. if there
had been an element of weaknms or of ill»
caption or of disintegration, the book would
long ago have fallen to plecm If there had
been om loose brickor cracked easerm-nt in .
this castcllated truth, rarely thkwmbanl-
mat of cight cvmturies would have discov-
ered and broken through that imperfection.
The fact that tho Bible stands intact. not—
witmtamlinz all the furious aesaultsnn all
sides upon it, is proof to n‘ie that it H a mir-
acle, and overy‘mirmde is of (:1 vi.
"Bot,” saysflsmnc one, “while we admit the
Bihlcis of fie-l, it has not been understood
until our time." )lyzmsvver i; that. if the
Biblcbc a letter from God. our Father, to
man, his child, is it not stranguthat that
letter should have been written in snuha
way that it should allow seventy generational
to pass away and be buried befnrv the letter
mulbe understood! That wunld be a very
bright father who should write: a letter for
the guidance and intelligence or” his children,
not understandable until a tlmusandyenrs
after they were buried and iorguttvnt While
an the years roll on other Manila; and exal-
lender will unfold from the Scriptures, that
the Bible is such a dead failure that all the
Christian scholars for eighteen bum lred years
rum deceival in regard to van-t hitches of its
running, is a demand upon my i-rwluiity so
great that if lfound myself at all disguised to
yield toit I should tomorrow m4 Tiling apply
at some insane asylum as unfit to go alone.
“'ho make. up this preciuu.».;;rnup¢-f ud—
vanccd thinkers to whom (ind ha.» llllltlv- (5"
Win] revelation in our time of that which
bottled to make known thousands, of years
ago'and failed to maize intelligible? Are
“my wummgunnea w: uni-nu mum-as, Irlt‘t’
and Icholarship that it is to be cxpectcd that
they would have have been chosen to fix up
thcdcfectivo work of l'rIIN"~ and Isaiah and
Paul and Christ! is it at all pmsibluf I
wonder on what mountain tlltmu mm‘n-rn ex—
egeta were trarts'tigurull I minder what
star pointed down to their birthplmm.’ Was
it the North star or the averting star or the
Dipper! M they came through ‘and de-
scandal to our world did liars lilllfil)
0? Saturn low 02.0 ll’ in rims: When
I find these modern “Reach-s attempt-
ing to improve ripe-u tlu- wnrl; of the
Almighty and to interluni it with their Wis-
domaml to sirggwt pluplwticund almtnlic
errata, lam liiluluith u :iisgmt imullcr-
able. Advanced tlwught, which [lf’ulnms to
tell the Lord what he ought to hum said
thonnnds of years ago, and would have said
it hohad been as, wim- as his Nineteenth cen-
tury critics! All thiv I‘Ofllf‘s uf living away
back in the t-tl-rnitics instead of max, 1
have two womimn in regard to these men.
The lint one is how the Lord [mt nil mg with
«Jilin-minivan thay wen barn. The sin-and
‘mder i! but: the Lord will -,;¢~t along with—
mt them after they nrv (hwl.
"But.” my some. "do you l‘e-ully think the
Scriptures arc innpirul thru‘inghuut!" Yes,
either as hiatory or or; p-uidatme, Hibhon
and Joaquin»- and Pnnmtt l’u'vml in their
Notaries a great many thingw theydidnot
approval of. When (lump: Bancroft put!
upon bu brilliant historical pogo thuuccouut
of an Indian rnmacrc. docs lmnppmvu of
that marinade! There are wires of things in
tho Bible which neither tlml nor impaired
men mactimrcd. Either as hiatury or a!
gallium the entire llibin am inspired of
09$”: any: route one, “dori‘t you think
tht the copyim might have made mistaka
b transferring the divine words from on.
my: to another!" Yul, no doubt him
much mistakes; but they no mm mm
flowing of the Scriptures than the mi»
“in. at a word or the uugrammatkal
MN dbl-Mame in a last trail and ten-
Wmm validity or the meaning of
“will. Allthomiltahumuloby thump-
,” in tho Scripture! do not alumni to any
up than tho diflcn'ncc between
W in A document the word forty
or “fatty." This bml: l» the 1m
mt of God to our loatpmrld,
it hogan-tho flflflhing in the right
multinational: hand-may hawthorn-
apdthp-anmar or and. unjustifiable in-
”#2:: who pride theta-elves in our
m than,“ than!» avorld ma!
Woolworth clmamfimaoafiad there
ambmdrodlolhallaandhundrods ofacad—
, of 111wa wecan ventilate our
ta
lrcmomhor that in all our cities, in time
of political agitation there arc the Republi-
can headquarters and the Democratic head-
quarters. Suppose I should go into one of
the-e headquarters pretending to be in sym'
pathy with their work, at the same time
electioncerlng for the opposite party. I
would soon find that the centrifugal force
was greater than the centripetal! Now, if a
man eaten! a denomination of Christians,
takingaanlcmn oath, as no all do, that we
will womalgatc the theories of that denom—
ination, and then the man shall proclaim
aimemhcrthmry, he has broken his oath,
and he is an out and out perjurvr. Never.
thaws, I declare for largest liberty in religi—
ous diacussion. 'Iwoulfii no more have tho
atwmpt 30 rear 9. munuuwat to Thomas
Paine interfered with than I would bum in.
terfcrod Willi “It! lifting of Ill-J blilt‘llllld‘
monument to Washington larngt lilprty
for tho body, largest liberty fnrtlw amid,
largest liberty for the moi.
Now, I want to show'ynu, as a matter of
advocacy for “but I bvllcvc to be tho right,
the. splendnrs cl orthnd‘ vxy. Many buvo sup-
[msu‘l that its iliw‘iplw ut'v pcuplo i-f ilat
skulls and no l't‘mllll'g, and in hindthe ago,
and thovietima of gullibllity. l ~almil show
you that the mud urthmluxy nlnmli fur the
grcntcst splenilnrs outside of heaven, l’-
hold the splendnrs of its achievvnwnh. All
the rnissimmrito of lllt' (bani-l tin» “will
round are men who believe in ancntlw ilible.
Call the roll of all llli! inisvionarim whoum
enduring sacriliwsin tho ends of the. earth
{Or the causo of religion and the World‘s let-
tcrment, and tboyall beliexo in an entire
Bible. Just assoouusu missionary begins
to doubt whether them ever was a i larder: of
Eden, or whether there is any hilt’ll thing as
futum punishment, ha mines right home
from Beyrout or Madras and goes into the
iiauranndmsincssl All tho rnissh’xnaryawi-
ties that day are oilicercd by orthrxlox mm
and are snpportml by orthodox t‘lluh'llvs.
Orthodoxy, beginning with tho Sandwich
Islands,‘,hus captured vaat regions of barba‘
risrn fur civilization, while betivrrnlnxy has
to capture the first square inch. blatant fur
runny years in Great Britain and tho llnitcd
Statca, and struttingabout with a [nyacockian
braggarlucio, it has yet to capture the that
continvnt, the first stutv, the first township,
the first word, the first space of ground as
)l}; as you maid cover with the small end of
nsharppin. Ninety-ninenut of every hun-
dred of tho l’romstant churches of America
were built by people who beliovul in an entire
Bible. The pulpit now may preach some
other gospd, but it is a heterodox gun on an
orthodox carriage Tho foundations of all
the churches that are of very great use in
this world tmlay were laid by men who be
licvcd the Bible from lid to lid, and if I can-
nnt take itfn that way I will not take it at
all; Justualf I received a letter that pro
tended to coma from a. friend, and part of; it
was. his and part mmebody else‘s, and'tlte
other part norm-bod y elsu's, and it was a sort
of literary rmmgrelisnl, I Would throw the
garbled shoe-ta~ into tho waste basket.
Nu church of very great influence today
but. was built by those vvhubeliuvcd in an
entire Bible. Ncither will a church last long
built on a part of the Bible. You haw
noticed, lsuppusc, that as soon as a man be
gins to give up the Bible he is apt to preach
in noun.- hall, and he has an audience while he
lives, and when he dies the church dim. If I
thought that mvchurrh in Brmltlyn was
built on a quarter or a urine, or a half
Bible, or thrcequarters of a Bible, or ninety»
nine onehuadrcdths of a Bible, I would
expect it todio when i die; but when I know
it is. built on the entiru “(Uni of God, i know
it will last two hundred years after you and
I simptholast sleep, Uh, thn spit-minis of
an orthodoxy which with ten thousand hands
and ten thousand pulpits and ten thousand
Christian churches, is trying to .save the
Wnrlill
in Music hall. Boston, for many yearn
stood Theodore Parker battling urthmioxv,
giving it, as some surupnwl at that time, its
death wound. lie was tho most fascinating
man [evurbearrl or ever emu-ted to hear,
and I came out from hearing him thinking,
in my boyhood way: "Well, that's the death
of the church.” (in that same street, and
not far fmm being opposite, stood Park (‘na-
wational church, called by its enemies
“ zlli’iro Conn-r." Thwdoro Parker died
and his church died with him; or, if it is in
existence, it is so small you cannot see it
with the naked eye. Park (hingregatinnal
church still smith on“Hcll Fire Corner,”
thundering away the magnifier-at truths of
this glorious orthodoxy just as though Theo-
dom Parker had never lived. All that ilos.
ton, or Brooklyn, or Now York, or the world
eve-r got that i4 worth having come through
the Wltlli aqueduct of ortiuxloxy from the
throne u! find.
Behind the splemlors of churactur built up
by orthmloryf Who had the gruntmt hu-
man intellect the world ever ever knew!
Paul. In physical staturo insignificant; in
mind, bead and shouhlenr above all the
giants ohtho ago. Orthodox from Scalp to
heel. Who was the greatest poet tho ages
ever saw, acknowledged to be so both by in-
flch and Christiana? John Milton. seeing
more without cyms than anybody else ever
saw witlmyca. Orthodox from mlp tobocl.
Who was the greatest reformer the world
hair over seen, so mslrnowlodgod by infidel; as
India- by: (thiuiaasl Martin Luther. Ur.
thmlox from scalp to heel.
Then look at the ccrtitudcs. 0 man, ho»
having in an entire Bible, where did you
come from! Answer: ”I (loam-mind fmma
infect Innuntqro in Paradise, and Jehovah
breathed into my umtrils tho breath of life.
lam a non of God." 0 man, lmheving in a
half and half Bible, behaving inn Iiiclo in
W whom did you come from! Armor:
"it is all uncertain; in my ancestral lino
any back than) was an ounngnutarig and
a tadpole and a pollywog, and it took mitt
lousof your: ingot mo evolutixl.” Oman,
believing in a Bible in spots, where
am you going to when you quit
this world! Answer: “Going into a
grant to ho, moo into the great Where,
undthcnl nhall pa- through on lyo the
pad! anywhere, and lull-ll probably arrive
inthomlun.” That hi whore! thought
you would laid: up. 0 man, believing In an
m 11th:; and hlmmgwitll any”
or am you x m w on
hanthtrwofldt Answer: "lam going to
my father'- honlo; i am going into tho com-
potmyltmdonuwho havngono
0'0”meva in annual
lamgoingtohowifliaodahd Gtxlfor—
mation! Meow pull. . Tho
first of no no: you hava last.
Brooklyn and Row “York would he better
places to live lnwith Raymond Street jail
and the Tombs and Sing Sing andall the
smallpox hospitals emptied on them than
heaven would be if them were no bell. Pal-
ace and penitentiary. If I see a man with a
full bowl of sin, and he thirsta for it, and his
whole nature craves it, and he takes hold
with both bands and presses that bowl to hi:
lips, and then phases it hard imtu'ueu his
tooth, and lllu draught begins to pour its
sweetness down his throat, shall we snatch
away the bowl, and jerk the man up to tho
gate of heaven, and push him in if hodocs
not want to go and sit. down and sing psalms
forever? No. God has made you and mo so
completely freo that we uuul not go to lwavcn
union! we prefer it. Not ulom‘lm-tosoar
than Irw it} aluk.
Nearly all the netenxlox pimple I know he-
licvo all are coming out at tho sumo deathly;
without regard to faith or character “'0 am
all coming out at the alliniug gate, Thom
they am, all in glory together, Thomas
Puma and ileum» Whitefield, Jezled and
Mary Lyon, Kern and Charles \i'osley,
Charles Salmon and James A. (llll'llt'ltL
John Wilkes Booth and Abraham Lincoln——
all in glory together! All tho inn-went men,
women and children who wvrv nunsucrcd,
siiio by aidu with their murderers, if we
are all coming out at tho 511nm destiny, with-
out regard to character, then it is true.
turn away from nut-h a debauched heaven,
Against. that midi-on of piety and bias-
phomy, philanthropy and l‘.n>in.~‘..~illlfllltlll, Self
sacrifice and beastlinms, I plan» the two dw-
tinimof tin-Bible forever and f-d'i'Vi'l' and
forever upurt. _
Behold his” tin~ Splendnru of tho Christian
orthmlox deathbeds.
Those who deny tho Bible, or deny any
part of it, never die \wll. 'i'heycithcr go out
in darkness or they go out in silt-um porten»
tons, You nmygathvr up all tho biogra-
pbics that llfl\'U mun-.2 forth Siam tim art of
printing was invented, and l challengi- you
to show me a triumphant death of a man
who rejected the Scripturm, or raj-vied any
part of them. lien-l rank» n great-wide
avenue. 0n the ono i put tin-dvnthbmlsuf
thus» who believed in ancntin‘ Ilibhu tin
the other side of that avenue I put tho death-
beds of thoso who ri-joctml part of the iiiblc,
or rejectul all of the llllllt‘. Now, take
my arm and let us pas; through
this dividing avenue», Look vil' upon the
right side. Iii-re urn the deathbed» on the
right side of this avenuc. “Victory through
our Lord .lh:§li.'i Christ!" "Frvo grave!"
“Glory, glory!" “I am Sll't't‘lllitg through
tho gates washed in the- blood va ibi- lamb?"
"'i‘iu- chariots are coming!" “I mount, I
fly!" “ll'ings, wingrf" “Tin-y are coming
for me!" “Peace, bu stilli" Alfred (innit
man‘s deathbed, llichard i‘wii‘x deuthiwd,
Commodore ‘mte‘s Iii-athlmd, your father's
deathbed, your mother's deathbed, your sis-
ter's deathbed, your child‘s deathln-d. Ten
thousand radiant, smngul-deathlmls of those
who behaved an entire lllbll'.
Now take my arm and let. us gnthrough
that avenue and look otl’ upon tho Ufllct‘ side.
No stnilu of hope. No about of triumph. No
face suxmrnuturally illurninml. Thus» who
reject any part of tho [labia nvvr-r din wall,
No lK'l'kOI'llllg’ for angelx‘ to corn». Nu li~ten~
inc; for the celwlial lfik'vil'l. Without any
exception they go out of thy- \vnrld bwausc
they are pushed out; while on tho other hand
tho list of thm‘u who believed in an entire Iii—
lnlc and gone out of this \vnrld in triumph is a
list on long it rooms interminable. ”in, is
not that a splendid influencepthisorth.xluxy,
which "takes that which must otherwise be
the most dreadful hour of lifi‘willv lam hour
-positivi~l_v purmlisaical!
Your); turn, old rm-n, middle aged men,
talco sides in this I‘uutvst between urthodoxy
and betermloxy. "Ask for the Ulll paths,
walk therein. and ye shall find rest for your
souls." llut you follow this crituulc aguiu>l
any part of the [lible~firstnf ally-m will
give up (lencz’vis, which is us trim as Matthew:
then you will givoup all the historic-nimrts
of the Bible; then after :i thn you will givn
up the miracles; thenynu nill find it Poll-
vcnient to give up the Ten ('-unmnmllnvrm;
and then after a Wlillu ynu will wake up in
a fountainlesv, rockless, (rt-elem desert swept
of cverlmrting Sirocco. If y'llllll't‘ laughedut
you can afford to be laughed at for standing
by the Bible just as (ind has given it tn yuu
and miraculously preserved it.
Do not jump ovi-rlrmnl from the stanch
old Great Eustem of old fusllli)Ilt‘tltlrlhtklilxy
until thereis swimming rvadyto take you
up stronger than thi- fantastic you] which
has militia] on thesido “Advanced Thought."
and which leaks at tho prmv and leaks at the
stem and has astu‘l pen for one our and u
glib tonguc for tho othcrour, undumv tips
over this wayand then tipsnvcr that way,
until you do not know whether the possum
gers will land in the breakers ufdespuii- ornlt
tho sinkiui: sand of infidelity and nthvism.
lulu in full sympathy with tho advance-
ments of our time, but this world will never
mlvanccn single inch lwyoad this old Bible.
God was justas capablnof dictating thr- truth
to tho prophots and nymtles as lll! is vap'ihlo
of dictating the thrill to these modem
apostles and. prophets. God liasnot learned
anything in a thousand yearn. lie knew just
as much when luv gavo thi- first dictation as
hedoerl now, giving the last dictation, if ha
in giving any dictation at all. So 1 will mick
to the old paths. Naturally a alreptic and
preferring new things to old, i never m much
natal-y felt tho truth of the entire Bible,
especially as I am into what spmtaculnr
imbecility man nnh when they try to chop
up the Scriptures with the moat ax of their
own preferences, now calling upon philoso-
phy, now calling on the church. now calling
on God,now calling on the devil. Iproler
the thick, warm relic of the old roligionmold
ar'God—thc robo which has kept an many
warm amid tho cold pilgrimage of this lifo
and amid the chill: of death. Tho old robe
rather than tho thin, uncertain gum offered
us bythenc what who believe the Bihlo
in rpota
On July 21', 1814, at 72 your: of age, expired
lubella Graham. She was the most useful
woman of her day amid tho poor and sick. at
tho hem of tho orphan asylum: and Magda-
len minim, audanangcl of mercy in has
pita] and Morin-tom Dr. limp, one of
mightiest mm of hi: day, laid at her (natural
that the war montally and spiritually
the moat wonderfully endowed person ho
mm She was an impmmtlonoftho
moat orthodox orthodoxy. nor last word
wasps-co. Alia sublime mroration to my
moon I will give an "train from her last
will ind mnmmg howono who
helium ln an «nun Bible may make a
glorioul exit.
An extract from a will:
“Hy children and my grandchildren 1
have to my corona-at God, “3900de hath
fed mull my life With the bread that per.
Moth andthc brand that mar h,
Winona-Mam tomyfatharlc-chlb
drur and a huh-nil to their widowodmothc
l-l
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mug ‘ mutant;- ,coln-
pmammnghmwmcm
orwrinklc. lntotlw,huldlotthla redw-
ingGod, Father, Bon‘and 301me 1 com-
t.— Graham.
manual
M99 in has. “Glory ho"
to the F and to the Holy
Ghost, as it war in the beaming, is now and
over shall be, world without end. Amen
and nnmn I"
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THE BEST 01‘:
Meats,"
Poultry,
———-ANI?———
Vegetablev,
Alwayr (mill and at a moderate price would dolwell
to call at the
[in ii] Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
“rile" mile-ital and 1:0:le ilclivrn-d to any part
of City. ‘
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n rnnox
,.. 2,. H... .-_..x.9l13'.
lulsnnl SfllfllWlll. Plus.
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lLL‘ilRlIlES.
AND AT
Lowest Prices
'l‘lm [lent floods for .
the Least Motley
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Boom 8110]! 8T0 ::
mar-k as man’- 2v . ~
in. Illmtm
a
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ICES.
Balance of Printed india Linens, Fine
Seersuckm' and Chalies at 6 cants.
Bargains in Satccns at So. We. and I50.
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l. mailman & sun's.
3f) ‘ Washington Street. South . Norwalk.
W WWW-mm”... ,,.,_ ,w._mm ’2‘ «a WWW" mm \ may».
A170 Washington Street
You 6 n obtain a small icon New Haven “am for boiling, in
glass or of l’icklird Lamb’s Tongue, iiclmrd S: llobbins’ Lunch
llaul, lulled Chicken llllll Turkey, all kinds of DcVElml llcals,
a bottle olfliimi: Fruit Juice lor Lemmuule, Cuconnul Macon.
roni, iced Honey Fingers, Cocozmut and Vanilla (.‘rcmu Wafers,
and a large assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of July.
90’
DEW BROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
7" "VASHING'rON wrrrmlsrr.
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‘>“‘“§‘“n‘i“i>jc§rofir. .
W. B. HA ll & w 00.,
Will commence to day :1
Clearlng July Sale
on a more comprehensive scale than any rimilur Snlt' was: ever
conducted in this state, Odd lots of goods from scvvl'ul New
York jobbcrs at tabulous price»: will app rar. balance ni' >o3vn'ail
nmnulhclun-r's stocks of
(‘orsets. Laziies’Umlerwezm Wllifefi'illlis. ('ollon ilress
Stuffs. i'a 'lisols. Rugs. Draperies. Hosiery.
Laces. (.lcnts’ Furnishings and Under-
wear.. Balance of mi- Boston
Stock will benmrkcd
at u more son".
hills, Katina, lilac-2' Hoods, Velvms. l'ulvetinvs and Summer
D'ess (luods will humid at the lowest price.» L'Vt‘l' known.
About. :1 thousand almrt ends and part pieces of Sill; llaimzlsks
allil lyllltc titmtls will lw wilt-rod
\Vo' >bnll aim rurnmencv tlm sub» of a nnnuhw'urvr's marl: uf lions. Aim m'V-
ernl ht: bought of n ("iliiflllm-li'fl house, which if.i'lilil-' i'unjiuh, it .v il, Wilton
and Srnvrnn Rugs, All at about 7;" l't‘l‘l‘ on lb» dollar. . ‘
Short - Nb: and all hump of go -d.~; mid iuz- of rublvvnlnde- Jacket»: lvnianm‘ nl
.‘lpm -.: nivd Sum" rr Suits: purl, paws and [{P'nilizlllfil. 1200 part 'iie‘lft’fi lfuénrwl
Dre-s (Lupin. 15m) o-r-nis m it ll 'lttlmrihl [tress (1‘ "Ms. WOO ll unnanta Suraii Silica-l.
SATEENS.
All iur ends, put phi-m :iml h-nlfntll" of I In 34), and 10.2 tiller-m will he rold
at only l1?
1’5
Ans-[her but at only 5'. 104an 'n 'i‘umalv til 3,, math [02 if») d- 7. -n Huck pure
hum lilihll-ll “mm-1i! wv . 'walli li- 10» d: 7. -u :u ltl- . mini-ml hum 250. 50
llt-z -n denim-k l) uh.- fi'n’ . mutt. $l. :rlltthr'h tire-n .V Iltkil-H i «:z» $06, Worth 75!).
Nod: 72-" film Nipkim 73.. WW” i $l Q'w.
linlt ii warned ilim uk- :3 pr r» ~ :it 33:. f'tllhk‘tl from 452' :
rniucnl lmm 5013: it) pinn - phat-12M at in: , \vnnli 75 '.
In our lh-atun pilrcbnsn tlnri- '.\.~~ :lmus LI l. Judi!» Dinah : we lmt‘v on» lrft
and shall viii-r it :it w n. th's v.1». f.) :o- raw» 3 dub unblvacii' d 5 :. ill 3:. quality.
(in :3“) sales We give Free Return Van? «luring this sale.
W.B.HALL&CO
‘ Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport. .
25 pm... at 400.,
L A Leonid-1.5.14 ALitr-écflxwrrtmcnt 01'
“FURNITURE-‘-
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
Tho Place to Buy is at.
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN fré'l'.
UP STAIRS.
scorn nogwm.
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL KINDS OF M clATS.
C.E.Remson.
onocsmss Mill) Mean
”A? “I. out ”All! 07—- -
'1‘. 3033 am]: 65 SON.
armaowoon.
Alli; ”Illa.“ I'llalal‘lfl PIOMP'I‘LY.
WY POI-KB FIND IT 1'0 ram MART“?! 1'0 1?an WITH 05
tom 33’. fit was...
.\li our t-ttilrl, slinrl 'ill ("a and part prlt’e-§ of 12%, 15 an! ill: Slums w ill go at 7C. 84.
JUST BEEEIVEl
In! the Mining um! nmmmo mom-—
,_,,‘ lane imam
800B;-
-suu£s
From 1': llilfcrcnt Factories.
liveryihinglur {mummy Mug bought for W »‘
until], nmi cum-tires helm: light. can be mm
Far Below Ulnar 8mm
Styli-u um! primo- ntn minimum
In nwmbm.
Punt“: manna mama '
No trouble to show goods.
0. H, HARVEY
l2 Main Street.
“out“ flilfiliEmy‘
Baking~ Puller
MADE of PURE ORE -
uf TARTAR.
”now-«-
l'i‘l ll' 'll'l ll
... m. ____._
Sold and rncon'imendeil by
CharlesESeymour
6.30023,
70 Washington Street,
SOUTH NURWALK.
SEWERS‘
.“ . BL I’I Eld(ll‘l
DEALER m
SS‘I‘VIGII 1’5 [5’
ma
General Sewer (tantrum
fr prepared to make application with more new
plpen :n this city on the. mom Mausoleum.
Vartlea intending to connect witbtm manly »' \»
«aware in llllzi City wrli llnd it tothetr Mutant '
will on him. {£4
[4". NI. 1’! EllCli
Box 20. SCI“ 5mm; ‘
The Melropolifan’s Record For IN
Gain in number of outstanding [Wicca our
l8 7, 278.0%
Gain in Meet» during ”H7, Clfil’llldm.
Gala in Premium income during Mr}, ”.195?!
am rim
Gain in interest Receipts durum; m, 336.“)
Gain in Gran income during 1381‘, “.9332! ;
Number of Death (llama aid in mam.
Amount paid to Policy-ho (it!!! during an. .
lM,M.tll.
Number of Policica in force, tan“).
New romance written among an: ,Mflb
Capital and Surplus (or security of way
over and above the res-ewe required w lint, (v.1
cent.) and all other linbiiitlea, “ML. )3 l0, 7
Amount paid by the (mummy m in I“ ‘
holders for Claim, etc , place oraawl’m'mw ‘ ‘
present inverted lit-net's, summation
JUaEl'II ulnar. W“.
H. S. ROOD
Watches,
Jewelry
~AND~
enverware.
Special attention paid to tho MIMI; I! '
watcher and jewelry. .
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