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" 1-: inc. closeness.
. level! Crowned Above All
tsunami and Hakim“
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I Got. 2L—4‘hls morning at the
thuBev. T. De Witt Talmdge,
m. min comma?! on the
WW of Revelations. mmlnc
sh» es the old dragon. The con-
. joined in singing. the familiar
home:
er; s. onutothewiadsthrfears.
“ W»: . Windham“.
W ’l'almage‘h sermon was on ”Bavaria
anmwmmm own. 22:“(lod
« ‘Mthessveutbday.’ The Doctor mid:
WM of the Dibleis noticeable:
th geometry and the arithmetic: the square
W: theiiimlelpoken of in Isaiah: the
mailed!!! toin Job: the rule of fractions
W In Daniel: the rule‘of lose and
filain'lark where Christ asks the people to
cipher'ont by that rule what it would “profit
i ”an if he gain the whole world and lose
. Hindu]! But there is one mathematical
' “he that is crowned above all others
ill“ the Bible; it is the numeral seven,
which the Arabians got from India and all
Wages have taken fromthe Arabians.
limbetweentheflgmosixand the fig-
fl‘mfl rlntthilfloJllthemher numer-
thoit.‘ Overthreo hundred times is
“W in the Scriptures. either alone
{Impounded with other words. In Gene-
” week is rounded into seven days, and
Iuemytexthecausetbere this numeral is
flrflnflrst introduced in a journey which
hlflnotnntilin the close of the Book of
Wit-monument is built into the
wall (1 heaven in crysolite which in the
mo! iouastoneais the’scventh. In
“Billion find that Jacob had to serve
anon years to get Rachel. but she was
well worth it; and foretelling the years
d minority and famine in Pharaoh's
time the seven fat oxen were eat-
‘II up of the seven lean oxen: and
widow is said to he built on seven pillars;
and the arkwae left with the Philistincs seven
years; end Naaman forthe cure of hislep-
Mrplunpd in tthordan seven times; the
M child, when Elisha breathed into its
moth. signabd its arrival back into con—
Why mooning seven times: to the
m that Ezekiel saw in vision there were
level: steps; the walls of Jericho before trey
' fbll down were composed seven days;
Macmillan; a mine with seven eyes;
tnsclsamea leprous house the door must he
sprinkled with plgeon‘s blood seven times; in
Canaan'wcre overthrown seven nations; on
anoceaeionChrist m out seven devils; on
mummtaiu be fed a multitude of people
withm. loaves. the fragments left filling
seven Mats; and the closingpnmagw of the
Bible are magnificent and overwhelming
with the imagery made up of seven churches,
aevensturs, seven candlestick-s, sevenscals,
nmn angeb, and seven bends, and seven
m and seven horns, and seven spirits,
dwarf-ls andscven plagues, and seven
thunder . .
Yeaythls numerical seven seems a favorite
with the divine mind outside as well as inside
thesihle,’for are there not seven prismatic
cellist And when God with the rainbow
wrotethecolnforting thought that the world
would never have another deluge, hewrote
than the scroll of theskyin ink-of seven
adorn: Hegroupedinto the Pleiades seven
late. Ill-rte, 'tbe capital of the world, sat
an‘uvan hills. When Godwould make the
most intelligent thing unearth, the human
mm. hefeahious it with sovenfear
M two cars, the two eyes, the two
nostrils and the mouth. Yea. our body lasts
mlyaevcn years, and we gradually shed it
“Wholly-leer another seven years,
“launder“ arc,aato our bodies, sep-
tanahil lr'mirnals. So the numeral seven
naguthrough nature and through revela-
tion. It tithe number of perfection, and so
lose itwhile l speak of the seven candle-
aticksytbaaevm stars, the seven seals and
the seven thundera
The seven golden cundlesticks were and are
the churches. Mark you, the churches never
mend never can be,mndles. Theyare
only mutilation They are not the light,
but theyare to hold the light. Aroomia
“tonight might have in it five hundred can-
dlestick. and yet youcouldnotseeyourhand
were your face. leonlyuseofacaudle-
atic‘k, andthoonlynseofachurch, istohold
I, the light. You see it is a dark world, the
niglstof sin, the night of trouble, the night
at repartition. the night of persecution, the
night of poverty, the night of sickness, the
m of death; aye, about fifty nights have
Wheel tluir shadows. The wholemco
ga- atumbling over prostrated hopes and
Minimums, and empty flour barrels, and
Inflated cradles,anddcath beds. Oh, how
lunch we have useforall the seven candle-
flickl. with lights blazing from the top of
Macao! them! Lightof pardon forall sin!
light of cotnfort for alltroublcl Light of en-
‘aungsment fa- all despondency! Light of
eternal riches for all poverty! Light of rwcue
grail persecution! Light of reunion for all
in bereft! Light of heaven for all the dying!
N that light isCIIrist who is the Light that
“ll-ll yet irradinte the hemispheres. But
mark you, when I say churchestfare not
m but medication. I castno slur on
m l belie" In beautifulcan-
v The mndluticka that Godar-
Wfor the Meat tahenaelewere sou»
Wuquhiw. Tboywemadreamofbeauty
Wmtoflovelinoss. They were madeof
w gold, stoodia afootofgoldand
“I! hranchaofgold blooming allele-lg
hhlIIiOof goldeaeh,and lip-of goldfrom
lfildtthecandlesliftedtbeirholydre. And
“ebullient. Inany cityought tohethe
,m beat built. whitest ven-
lm, the best swept. the best win-
‘ Ind the but chaodeliered. rLog
filed, few will me. and film whedo some
willwiehtheyhadnotcomeatell. .
“out!!! candlestick! Scour up the six
lilissonsashbrunch,audknowthattha
melovelyandbrighttbyanJhemorelit
they are to hold the light. But a Christie-
chumh is a damage to the world rather
than a good. Cromwellstabled hiscavalry
horses in St. Paul‘s cathedral. and my
mwusethechamhu a place in which to
stable their vanities and worldlmess. A
worldly church is a candlestick without the
andlmaadithaditspmtotypeinstsophia.
in Constantinople, built to the glory of (led
byOonstantine,huttranlformedtohasenses
by Mohammad the Second. Built out of col-
ored marble; a cupola with twenty-four
windows soaring to the height of 180 feet;
the ceiling one great bewilderment of mosaic;
galleries mpported by eight columns of por-
phyry and sixty-seven columns of green
jasper; nine bronze doors with altorellevo-
work fascinating to the eye of any artist;
vases and vestmcme incnlsted with all mall~
her of precious stones. Four walls on fire
with indescribable splendor. Though labor“
win cheap, the building cost one million five
hundred thousand dollars. Ecclesiastical
structure almost supernatural in pomp
and majesty. But Mohammedauisni torn
down from the walls of that building all
the saintly and Christly lounges, and
high up in the dome the figure of the cross
was rubbed out that the crescent of the bar—
barous Turk might be substituted. A great
church. but no Christ! A gorgeous condit-
stick, but no candle! Ten thousand such
churches would not give the world its much
light as one home made tallow candle by
whichlast night some grandmother in the
eighties put on her glasses and rcml the
[realms of David in large typo. Up with the
churches bynllmcansl Hundreds of them,
thonswlds of them, and the more the better.
But let each one be u blaze of heavenly light
making the world brighter and brighter till
the last shadow has disappearnd. and tho lrnt
of the suffering children of God shall have
reached the land where they have no need of
candlestick or “of candle, neither light of
the sun, for the Lord God givctli them
light and they shall reign forever
and ever.” Seven candlbstlcks, the com—
plate number of lights! “Let your light
so shine before men that they seeing your
good works may glorify your Father which
is in heaven.”
I run SEVEN suns.
Turn new in your Bible to the seven stars
We are distinctly told that they are the min.
liters of religion. Some of them arclarge
stars, some of them small stars, some of them
sweep a wide circuit and some of them a
small circuit, but so far as they are genuine
they get their light from the great central
sun around whom they make revolution.
Let each one keep iuhis own sphere. The
solu- system wouldb. smn wrecked if the
stars instead of keeping theirovvn orbit should
go to hunting down other stats. Minis—
ters of religion should never clash. But in
all the centuries of the Christian church
some of thesestars have been hunting an Bli—
ward Irving or a Horace Bushnell or an AI-
bcrt Barnes; and the stars that were in par
suit of the other starslost their own orbit and
some of them could never again find it. Alan
for the heresy hunters! The best way to do-
stroy error is to preach the truth. The best
way to scatter darkness is to strike a light.
Tbercis in immensity room enough for all
the stars. am] in the church room enough for
all the ministers. The ministers who give up
rightemnmess and the truth will get punish-
ment enough anyhow, for they are “the won-
dering stnrsfor whomis reserved the black-
ness of darkness forever." But I should like as
a minister when I am dying to bcablc truth~
fully to say what a captain of the English
army, fallen at the head of his oolnnm and
dying on the Egyptian battlefield, saidto
Gen. Wolesley who came to condole with
him: “I havelcd themstraight; did’ntl lead
them straight, General!" God has put us
ministers as captains in this battlefield
of truth against error. Great at last
will be our chagrin if we fall lead-
ing the people the wrong way; but great
Will be our gladnen if, when the battle is
over, we can hand our sword hack toour
great Commander, saying. “Lord Jesus! We
.led the people straight; didn't we lead them
straighti”y Those ministers who go ofl ata
tangent and preach some other gospel are
not stars but comets, and they flash acres
the heavens alittle while and make people
stare, and throwdown a few meteoric stones,
and then go out of sight if not out of tXlSIP
encc. Oh, brethren in the ministry, let us
remember that God calls us stars, and our
business is to shine and to keep our own
sphere, and then when we get done trying to
light up the darkness of this world, we will
wheel into higher spheres, and in us shall be
fulfilled the promise “they that turn malfy
torightcousaess shall shine as the stars for-
everamlever.” Ah! the ministers are not
all Pecksniifs and causing hypocrites, as
acute would have you think! Forgive me. if
having in your presence at other times glo-
rified the medical profession, and the
legal profession, and the hterury profession—-
I glorify my own. I have seen them in their
homes and heard them in their pulpits, and
a grander array of men never breathed, and
the Bible figure is not strained when it calls
them stars; and whole constellations of glo'
rious ministers have already taken their
places on high, where they shine even
brighter than they shone on earth; Edward
II. Kirk. of the Congregational church;
Btephenll. Tyng, of the Episcoml church;
Matthew Simpson. of the Methodist church;
John Bowling, of the Baptist church; Sm
eel K. Talmego. of the Presbyterian church:
Dr. De Witt, of the Reformed church; John
Chambers. of the Independent church. and
theml stop.for it so happens that lhave
mentioned the seven stars of the seven
churches
filpassonto another mighty Bible seven,
and they are the seven seals BtJohnin
visionsawamrollwith seven sealaaad he
paw. M m at until be broke all the
manhood opaiedall the scroll. “W'dli
thefumdanorwusuhdmmaad
angled thatnooaehasChrlst can open It.
Donntletuejointhatcloasof Christiane In
curd-y whomtrying to break the seven
seal-ofthefuture. Theyaretryingw peep
into things they have no business with. They
try to foretell what is going to come to
thunandlwhat iegoingtocomeontheearth.
They know nothing about it. Christ ii the
only one who can bmktheseal of thefuture.
Bible prophecy was not written to help us to
tell things ‘in the future, but to
have us, when the things ac-
tually do come to pancomparethsmflth
prophecy and so learn God’s foreknowledge
and the inspiration of the Bcrimurea But
you go into theatudy of the prophecies in
order to find out what is going to happen a
year from now, or twenty years from now,
or one thousand years from new, and i will
make a prophecy of my own, and that is that
you will have your brain addled, if you do
not Insitively get into a public or private in-
sane asylum, where the greatest of expound-
ers and'pmacbers of prophecy ended his life a
few years since. and where you may regain the
visitors of the institution by incoherent lnum’
bllngs over something from Daniel or Revela-
tions about the leopard which means Greece,
and the bear which means McdoPersia,
and the image with the great toes. What a
mental wreck did the persistent attenlptto
forestall events "lake of that miracle of
preachers, Edward Irving, of London. It
would take several mad houses to hold the
demented victims of the improper use of the
prophecies of Daniel and Revolution. What!
are not those books to be studied? Yes. No
part of the Bibleis more imixntant. Neither
is there any more important shelf in that
umtllecary's store than the shelf on which
are the belladonna and the morphine, but be
more careful in using them than in the use of
pcppcrmcnt and gulgcr. lit-op yourbzmds off
of tllescvcn seals. Christ will break them soon
enough. Don't go to some Ilecromancer ol’
Spiritualist, or smillsnyer, or fortune teller
to find out what is going to happen to your-
self, or your family, or your friends. Wait
till Christ breaks the seal to find out whether
in your own perspnal life or the life of the
nation or the life of the world it is going to
be the white horse of prosperity or the red
horse of war or the black horse of famine.
You will soon enough see him pnvr and hear
him neigli. Take care of the present and the
future will take care of itself. If a man live
seventy years his biography is in a scroll
having at least seven seals; and let him not
during the first ten years of his life try to
look into the twenties, nor the twenties into
the thirties, nor the thirties inh) the forties,
nor the forties into the fifties, nor the fifths:
into the sixties, nor the sixties into the ser-
enties. From the way the years have
got the habit of racing along, I guess
you will not have to wait a great
while before all the seals of the future
are broken. I would not give two cents to
know long I am going to live, or in what day
of what your the world is going to be demol—
ished. I would rather give nthousand dolo
law not to know. Somme someone could
break the next seal in the scroll of your per-
sonal history, and should tell you that on the
4th of July, 1500, you were to die, the sum-
mer after the next; how much would you be
good for lietvvcen this and that! It would
from now until then be a prolonged funeral.
You would be counting the months and the
days, and your family and friends would be
counting them; and next 4th of July you
would rub your hands together and whine»-
“One year from today I am togo. Dear me!
I wish no one had told me so long before. I
wish that neeromanela- had not broken
the seal of the future." And meet
inxg some undertaker you would say:
" hope you will keep yourself free for
anengngement the 4th of July, um That
day you will be heeded at my house. To nave
time you might as well take my measure
now, five feet eleven inches.” 1 am glad that
Cbr'Bt dropped a thick veil over the hour of
our demise and the hour of the world‘s de-
struction when he said: "Of that day and
hour knoweth no man; no, not the angeb.
but my Father only.” Keep your hands of!
the seven seals
rm: szvnx mutants.
There is another mighty seven of the Bible,
viz, the seven thunders. What than thun-
ders meant we are not told, and there has
been much gouging about them; but they
are to come, we are told, before the end of
all things, and the world cannot get along
without them Thunder is the speech of
lightning. There are evils in our world
which must be thundered down, and which
will require at least seven volleys to prostrate
them. We are all doing nice, delicate, soft
handed work in churches and rcformatory
institutions against the evils of the world,
and much of it amounts to a teaspoon dip
ping out the Atlantic ocean. or n clam
shell digging away at a mountain or a
tack hammer smiling the Gibraltar.
What is needed is thunderbolt; and at
least seven of them. There is the
long line of fraudulent commercial estab-
lishinents; every stone in the foundation, and
every brick in tin wall, and every nail in the
rafter made out of dishonsty; skeletons of
poorly paid sowing girls’ arms in every beam
of that establishment; human nerves worked
Into every figure of that embroidery; blood
in the deep dye of that proffered upholstery;
billions of dollars of accumulated fraud en-
trenched in manive storehouse. and stock
companies manipulated by unscrupulous
men until the monopoly in defiant of all
earthandailbcaven. lIowshallthe evilhe
overcomel By treatises on the maxim, Eon-
eaty is the best policy? Or by soft repetition
ofthegoldeu rulethatwemust‘fiiotoothen
av wewould have themdo to us? No,“
wmnothedonethatway. What Isneeded,
audwhatwill come,“ the seven thundera
There isdruukenne-hackedupbyacapltal
mightier than in any other basin“ Intox-
icatlng liquors enough in this country to
floatanavy. Goodgraln to theatnnnnt of
RAMA“) bushels destroyed to
make the deadly liquid Breweries, distil-
leries, gin shops. rum palaces, llqum m
tines. our nation spending annually seven
hundred and forty millions of dollars for
rum. reuniting in bankruptcy, dues-e. pau-
fllth, WM. illlmltahll
woe. t will stop than! ”license!
no. Prohibition hwst No. Churehsei No.
W
0mm '
had wsythings often go, hear you not a
rumbling down the shot heavy artillery,
oominginouourndatheseveu thundsrsot
theAhuightyi Don'tletustryto wield
. them ourselves; theyaretooheavyand too
neryforuswhaudle; butGodcan .11qu
will; andwhenall memyhaefailed and ’all
milder means are uheushd, the!) indgmeut
will begin. Thunderbolt-I Depend upon it,
that what is not done under the dash of the
seven andlestlcka will be done by thew-.mp-
llng of the seven thanderl.
But I leave this Imperial and multith
numeral seven. where the Bible leaves it,
imbedded in the finestwa‘llthet was ever
builuweverwillheeonstructedmhewsllof
heaven. It is the seventh strata of precious
stones that make up that wall. After train.
ing six of the preclousstones in that wall.
the Bible cries coir—"the seventh chrysolitel”
The chrysoll’te is an exquisite green. and in
that seventh layer of the heavenly wall shall
be preserved forever the dominant color of
the earth we once inhabited. I have some-
times becn saddened at the thought that this
world, according to science and revelation, is
to be blotted out of existence, for it is such a
beautiful world. But here in this layer of the
heavenly wall, where the numeral seven is
to be embedded, this strata of’ green is to be
photographed and embalmed and perpetu-
ated, the color of the grass that covers the
earth, the color of the foliage that fills the
forest, the color of the deep sea. One glance
at that green chrysolite, a million years after
this planet has been extinguished. will bring
to mind just how it looked in: summer and
spring, and we will say to those who were
born blind on earth, and never saw at all in;
this world, after they have obtained full cyb-
sight in heaven: “If you would know how
the earth appeared in June and August, look
at that seventh layer of the heavenly wall,
the green of the chrysolitc." And While we
stand there and talk, spirit with spirit, that
old color of the earth which had more sway
than all the other colors put together, will
bring back to us our earthly experiences, and
noticing that this green chrysolite is the sev-
enth layer of crystalline! magnificence J we
may bethink ourselves of the domination of
that numeral seven over all other numerals,
and thank God that in the dark earth we left
behind us we so long enjoyed the light of the
seven golden candlesticks, and were all of us
more or loss magnitude, and that all the'
seven seals of the mysterious future have
been broken wide open for us bya loving
Christ, and that the seven thunders having
done their work have ceased reverberation,
and that the numeral seven, which did such
tremendous work in the history of nations on
earth, has been given suchahigh place in
that Niagara of colors, the wall of heaven,
“the first foundation of which is jasper; the
second, sapphire; the third,a chalcedony;
the fourth, an emerald; the ilflh, sardonyx;
the sixth, sardine; the seventh, chrysolite."
When shall tin-<4! cycs‘xliy heaven built walls
And pearly gates behold;
Thy billtt‘fll’lt’s will) salvation strong,
And streets of shining gold?
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one profit by selecting from lime lots. ,' eck immune
' BROADCLOTHS.
We also odor, om own importation. IIftv pieces of belies Broadcloths. an winch we gusrsnm a sav-
inu of 50 cents a yard. Prices, 3], $1.25 and $1.50. Flash lot has lw-llu shale-v.
Extra Wide Wool Heuristics.
0! our own importation.
scale, we, 5%., ., the. 00c, and w.
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shall 0pm to day one hundred new and beautiful suits and only one of a style will be sold In the
'75 CENTS.
cents.
Arivllnmmnl opportunity In Buy the Renowned Guinct a Clo
BlackSiIks.
At Low Prices. ,
fl‘o stimulate the silk mile we moose to sell during the proton! week ill—o lore of Iilch Black Gme
(lulu alike, the genuine (ii. INE gmds, nl rho: followmg prices: 85 an. 3! 00, $1.15. 3125. 8.36 per
yard. These are, low figures for rich Mack mike not they are not a corresponding! low
on the contrary, they are made“! an excellent quality of pale silk, soft, rich an ban
famous for cruise as any silk In the world. .
ads of good»
W'Comc and see whit we pronounce the best value that he i been sold f0! '25 your.
Fa111e Francaise.
A lot of :11) pivots '21 inches willc,lhc genuine if!“ naIit ,vlillbeo ned min at 1.!"
value was cvcruflcwd in the city helmet. a ‘ l y W ‘ y 3 h
Colored Francaise.
Twenty-two new shade», the same grade that we have usually sold at ”.25, will be sold at Si in In
dose early purchasing.
W.B.HALL&CO
One case of the widest and heat Henrietta Cloths ever brought to this
market will be 01!» today; also a large line of medium grades 0: Cashmercs and Win. Wm. 3756
120 Pieces of Illch Black thddllf‘lf, Coloml Blindamcs and Black Fillies. our best 81.00 goods at 75
me. and as
No such
Now is the time to put in vour
mun S'I'lll!
"v 74.9
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i\lwayss in Stock.
Belilelli ll Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
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v
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Lin.
Nurwalk lleYnll.
-THE PROPELLERS-
Ell ’, hill and [mill is
MERINII UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes‘ and Good Values.
l. maxim: s. so,
85 Washington Street. South Nervous
Will make dull tri . Sundays excepted, for
freight between .. cw ork, Norwslk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier 23, foot of Beekmun street.
New York. every evening, except Saturdays. at 5
u'clocunand on Saturday at 2 p. m. have Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul Norwalk every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
shepaag Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Batu.
Upon a plit‘tiou to agents the City of Norwalh
and Eagle win he sent for special lots of is 'ht
anywhere in New York or its vicinity. en:
WAN persons are forbid lrustingauy of the
maple eesof the boats of t ’ ll
theow’ncrsthsrcof.‘ ms neon ascouutof
E. C. WHITNEY’S ART S'l‘fllll,
67); Main fltreot,
. $0. NORWAL .
we HAVE RECEIVED some
NEW PEBFEUTIUN BUGKWIIEI‘I' FLOUR IN PACKAGES
l
Aiml’uro White Clover lloney in the comb. If you wish reasoning Icudid, try a tacksge of the
We are receiving the debuted (times: Macaroni
Genuine Btllmi Brown Broad at lilo. per package.
twice a week. For Oranges. lav-tons. Ilanauas. Malaga tinpes. M snl ante, Xvw California K
Apricots. Raspberries. Peaches. orange and Lemon Peel, and a fa t has of Dried Emile. We have to
arms a large assortment of the
Dew DrOp Canned Goods
Which are stmlly first class end will suit the meet fastidious. We srcscllilla flee Gilt Elgs Bullet at a
New Ital-nus from for to 25¢: per mod. Rich Full Cream
hm pr re. 1: will pay you to call on u-.
l Im st‘ is specially. Unr Tees and Coflm are lite very best.
And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
”4...”...
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘V’ASIIING'1‘()N S'l‘lfllldl‘l'l‘.
A Look at Our Large Amendment of
~-FURNITURE--
Will Satisfy You Tltut For
Style, Price, and Quality,
. The Plans) to Buying-us. '1
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN sea-r.
UP STAIN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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T. 8033 am & SON.
seasaowoon.
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am. annuals "than reagent.
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FRAMING at lowest nricec.
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Full line of Artists’ Mammals.
a... THE BEST.
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HEATER.
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Twenty in are In this town. ooeof iheallathe
Sentinel Office. where It can he sees Inepentioa ea
Duplication.
W . H.
Hole Agent for NorwaIk.
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SANITARY FUNDING AND WW rsssst-‘in
all!!!” A DWAL’I'Y. ,
3 ..&.am._.' 2 ,g. ._ r, 4»
"mm. for curling Illelfld m
wasnnwrmi sin. “I M. (It
99 MAIN STREET
music am. noon.
A'l‘ WW PRICES.
Vermilion hall the millisecond
Bolohester
creamer!
Butler
ALL THE FAVORITE ,kmus
points on the Dunbar, and I‘m-ll and »
Fill-classlmlllias
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