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M the hymn beginning:
:14 , Warmly Sabbath. 11ml, we love.
n ltntthero'ennohlerrutnbove,
whaling. Profeuor Browae previded‘nt the
on“ «sound undated- concerto in]!
M by Handel. The subject of Dr. Tal-
mge’sdiuoourse won “The Divine Mission of
Mom.” Ills text was Italnh,chnpter 2,
part: of the twolth and sixteen rm: “The
dnyoftho hard of Hosts thallhorupon all
Mth" Herald: '
same! are by merelegnted totherealm
d the trivial, accidental, sentimental or
' Mildly, but ‘my text shown that God scruti-
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alumina, and whether they are good or
W. W need for right or wrong pun
war, ii a matter of divine observation and
omlgnmt.
,1” the artist’s pencil and the engraver:
”but! nonhuman hem made mhnirviwt
‘W.M'$W of the had is frankly asl-
lltltlfll» Mtcrfilxe ashesnnd scoria mam re-
moved from llerrulanenrn and Pompeii the
.0116 of those (7le discovered to the explor—
ulo degradation: in art which cannot be ex-
aggerated. Satan and all his impfs have nl~
whys wanted the fingering of the easel; th/vy
would rather have poweeion of that than the
mo! prir ‘ing, for typos aroma sopotent
Ind quick for evil as pictures. The powers
4‘ Mine“ thinkithey have gained a triumph,
and they have, when in some respectable
porlor or public art gallery they can hang it
«new embarrassing to the good, hut fro-
cinntlng to the evil. -
his not in a spirit of prudery, but backed
up by God’s eternnl truth, when I say that
you have no right to hang in your art rooms
oryonr dwelling houses that which would
ho olensivo to good people if the figures pic-
tured were alive in your parlor and tho
M of your household. A. picture that
you have to hang in a somewhat secluded
phcchor that in a public: hall you cannot
with a group of friends deliberately stand
W and dismiss, ought to have a knife
flawed into it at the top and (rut clear
ml: to the bottom and a stout finger,
thrust in on the right side, ripping clear
through to the loft. Pliny, the elder, lust
hit lilo by going near enough to see
tho inside of Vesuvius, and the further
yourona stand oil from the burning crater
of nimtho better. Never till tho Books of
thelalt Day are opened shall we know what
has been the dire harvest of evil pictorials
and unbecoming art galleries. llespoil a
m’l lintagimtion and he becomes a moral
m rTho shop windows of English and
Anm'iczmwities in which the low theatres
have! sometimes hung long lines of brazen
“Mattresses in styloinsnlting to all
m have mndea brood path to death
for multitudes of people. Brit so have all
tin othernrtebeen at times subornerl of evil.
nowhe- music been bedraggled! Is there
anyplace l0 low down in dis-alum that
inlaitlusnot been carried David's harpnnd
finders organ and Gottschnlk’s pianoand
OloBull’t violin; and tho flute, which though
mnwd am:- so insignificant n thing as tho
Sicililn eel, which has seven spots on the
tldo'llke flute holes, yet for thousands of
youths: had an exalted mission. Archi-
tecture, horn in the heart of Him who made
thewwklnunder its what and zeros its
Mn what hncchamlinn revelries have been
meted: ltianot against any of these am
“they hove hoen so led into captivity.
Whit npoor world this would be it it were
not {a what my text calls "pleasant pict-
ml" ’1 refs to your memory and mine
whenlask if your knowledge of. the Holy
Baipturuhasnot been mightily augmented
by the woodcuts or engravings in the
old family Bible, which father and
mother nod out of, and laid 1m. tho-
tnble inthn old homestead when you were
toys-ml girls, The Bible scenes which we
all carry in our minds were not gotten from
the Bible typology, but from ,the Bible
pictnm. To prove the truth of it in my
own cast, the other day Itnol; rip the old
family Bible which I inherited. Sum enough,
.wlptlhsve carried in my mind of Jacob's
lodderwns exactly the Bible engrnvhig of
Jacobi: udder; under) with Sermon entry—
fngofl tho gates of Gun; Elisha restoring
the Shunamrte's son; the mm of the
Linnwents; Christ blessing little children;the
crucifixion and the last judgment. My idea
a! all these is that of the dill Bible engrnv-
ins: which 1 hemmed before! «cull read a
word. That is true with Mull-tenths at you.
J! I could owing open the floor of your fora-
lmwls l wonldflnd that youarc walking pict-
mrc galleries. The great intelligence abroad
about the Bible did not come from the gem
‘eml reading of the hook, for the majority of
the people read it but little, if they read it
stall; but all the sacred teenes have tun
put before the great mammnnd not printer’s
ink, but the pictorial art, must have the
“not the achievement. First, painter“;
pencil for the favored few, and then an
.fllvc’o plate orwood cut for millions on
.flllhlll What overwhelming commentary
flflte Bible, what re-enforcement for putri-
ph, npoitlee and Christ, what
. of ecripturnl knowledge»! all
in the painting: and engnvlngt
, R offlolm Hunt’- “Chriet in the
Inuit." Poul VBWI ” W“
“the Feet of Christ," Rnphael’s “licheel,
NEW” Albert Dorm ‘fDr-gon of
it. AW,” Michal Angelou "Plague
:51 1h Fiery Semen“? Timon“ ”Plight
M Egypt? ltahem' "Mm from tho
*0”? honordo Do Vim-fl ”hut Supporfi"
m “0mm of Sheba? Beulah "My
Jinn: nt'lilani’ Dragnet: "Last Jndgo
*M‘mdhnndndrof miles of picture“!
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under WNW" of Mt "Christ luv-
ln; the Praetorian"
Ehrlitoio man or woman, outlaw nodlvlnn
million in art, and acknowledge you no obli-
gation oitlwr in thanks to Gator want
It is no more the wound God when put
before its: in printer’s ink than by tkillfnl loy-
lug on of calm, or «Mgr»: on: metal through
incision or wrrmlmi. What u Iowan in
moral: was prevented hy llcm ,-
painter, in his two pictures, "Tho Bakel-
Prognewflnd “Thu Miner‘s: Frost."nnd by
Thaw Colds engraving; of the “Voyage“
Home» Life" and tho "Conan 'nf Empire,"
and by "Turner’s Slate Ship." (led in an!
Christ in art! Patriurcln, maybe“ and
apoetleu in art! Angels in art! llwwn in
art! ,
The world and the church ought Locum!
to the high" nwncintion of tlwollvino ml:—
tinu of pictures, yet the authors» of them
have igmwrnlly lxmn loft tutoffll-btiln'tltilm.
Win-.2, tiw. great pointer, toilml in mmppm'l-
atiun till, being a grmt Ihntm, while on the
ice he formed the neqnointnnm of Um.
llowc, of tho English army, and through
coming to mlmiro West no u tkntrzr, the)
grndnnllycnnw to npprw'mto mutual: that
which ln' oocnmplishml by hi» band at by his
heel. l’omssin, the mighty pointer, wan pun
lined, nml had nothing with whioh to defend
himself against tho mob but this nnlnt'sa port-
folio, which he lwld over in: head to keep oil
the Stilfli‘rl mirlcd nt him. The Natural
of lichnnl Wil.«m, of England, were
mold for minim sums of monny after
his death, but Elm living painter
was grind to get for hilt ”Alrryunn" a plum,- of
Htilton chomp, From it'd!) to lf'ri’l flirt-r
We-rc'ifiOO pirtnm»: willfully (Mina-yd. In
the reignof inmn Elizabeth ii; mu tlw hadn't
of some pmplo tosmmlznmr-liof their tiny
in knocking picture» to pint-m. In tin.- nigh
Charles tho Find. it W215 orzll-zml by parlinv
mom that all pictures of ljhrist lu- burnt.
Pointers: wore so badly motor] and humility
ted in the lmginningol tho liiglztwnthranr
tory that they were loworal ulnar down out
of the sublimlty of their art, and obliged to
give minute mmnts of whnt flit-y dill with
their colors, at n printer’s bill which mum to
mhlication in Scotland in l7”? imlimtol.
The pointer had been touching upuonwnld
pictm‘sa in tho (rhnrvh, and humeral; inthiz
itemized hill to the vextry: "To filling npn
chinl; in the lied Sen and repairing Olm- tinny
ages to l’lmrnoh’s lid-3:24;" ”to n new pair of
bombs fur Daniel in i .2 limit elm-n, and n new
not of tr-eth for the Roman,“ “to repairing
Nebtwhnrlnezmr's henrdi7 ”to giving as blush
to the cherrk‘nf Eve on pronenting tho apple
to Adam ,‘7 "to making; n bridle tor the Good
Sanmritnn’s limemml imtuling one of hi.-
legsi" "to putting; on n new handle on “0465'
basket and fitting hulrnwhm. nnd milling
more fuel to the fire in Stimullmlumr’s
furnace.” So winters were: lrnmilinu-d clear
flown below the ninjmtyuf their art. The
oldest picture,» in Enginml, n portrait oi
fChancer, though now oi grant t’lllln’,
was picked out of n lumber gilrrct.
Great were the trials or Quantum Moneys,
who toiled on from blarkwmith'a nnvil fill at
, a painter ht.- won wide reungnitimrl. Th» first
missionaries to )lexinr; made: ill': fntnlmisr
take of destroying pirtnresl, for the lm of
which art and religion intuit ever lnmnnt,
But why go 90 for Intuit when in this your of
our Lord 1388,anrl within “who nor; of
the'l’wcntieth century, to ho is painter, except
in rare exceptions, mmm [m-erty and nag
lectf Poorly fest, poorly clad, poorly mom],
Wepoorly appreciated: When I hear a
man it a painter, l have two feelings: woof
admiration for the gramme of his son], and
Mother of cornmiserntwn for the hoods of
hi: body.
But so it halt been in alldepartrncnu of no»
Newark. Eamon! the mightiait hnvchecn
hardly Instead. Oliver Gohhmith had such a
big patch on thecmt over his left hm! that
whenhewrntnnywherc he kept his both:
his hand closelyprmdovcr thepntch. The
world rmownzd Bishop Amory had n and»
nryof Mayan Pnlulitfl are not the only
ones who have wdnred' the.» Incl; of appreciar
tion. Let men of wmltn take muler their
patronage the suffering; mm of art. They
liftnocomplnint; they malts: no strike for
higher wager}. But. with n heennem of nnrvv
om organimtion whirl; alrnrnt always chor—
ncterizes genius, their artists suffer
more than any «.ne' but and can rt»
nlizo. There Ilfl'fli‘f ['7 he 9 Chm
effort for tho tottering artists of America.
not sentimental discourse about what we own
to artists, but mum that will give than
nllvclihmel; for I am in full tympothy with
the Christian farmer, who was vary [my
gathering his {all apples, and north? om: asked
bimto pray for a poor fondly, tho fathcrof
which had hmkenhislez;andthohwy
farmer said: ”I cum stop now to pray,
botyonmgodown into thecdlar-nd get
someonede Ind hotter and eggs and
potato”; thatb all lmdonow.” Ania
may wish: for our pmym, lint thry also
want motion! help from mm whom givk
them work. You have heard 1mm of ser
mans for all other kinds nf stuttering mm;
and women, I)“: I think this it the
flat aermon cvnr prawhml that made
nplea for tho srrflning men and women of
American art. Their work it Imu- trim ti.
Wand lite than any of the mmieco
that have become immortal on the nth" sick
(1 the ten, but it who fashion of American:
to mention foreign artiste, and to know littlk
or nothing about our own flwlry, and
Alistair, and lumen, and (lmtumgh and
Imam. Let the affluent diagram of their
windows and into tho back yard vulnelel
dauhe on canvas, and call in these splendid
but Will men, and tell them to adorn
your walls, not only with that which shall
mun: taste, hntenlargn themind, and
improve the 1mm, and save the north of
thanwhugxmapm them.
Wklymnml all other Am Mia,
Marat galleria of art, not only men at»
filly for in [alloys on exhibition, hot
which-hallttandown all the not mud,
Mfmnwly morning until to unlock It
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“annual enough
DEMO! ””0”“th leaving
tothhwhlniofothmyonrnwnnmmfllmno
motion and with who looked
ntwhcnpeople are going to andfrontthe
. . when, build right dam! in the
of our great clty.or thocltywhore you
live, on immune free reading room, or I
fmmndcnl conservatory, ornfm an gol-
lery, the niche- for sculpture; sad the
walls nblooni with the rise ,1 and fall
of nations, and loam of courage for
the disheartened. and not for the weary,
and life for the dead; and one hundred
and fifty years from now you will be wield~
lnginfluwcerinthle world for good among
their whose gm titer was, your
5 t~gmnvlchilrh llow much better than
wh to marble, that chills you if you put your
hand .Ml it when you touch it in the cemetery.
Would be! u "imminent in colon, in beaming
eyes, in living WWW, in quendors which
llllllu’l' the chandelier would he glowing and
warm, and looked at by strolling groups with
catalogue in hand on the January night
when the hummus when: the bully sleeps it
all snowed nmler. T he tower of David was
hung with only thousand dented shields of
battle; but you, oh man of Wealth, may,
have n grander tower named after you,
onetlmt shall bu hnngwn. With tho symbols
of tnrnnge,hnt with the victories of that
art which was to lung ngp maimed in my
tentnn'plcasant mammal? Oh, the power
of pictnrvsei! 1 cannot tll’l'lfll'.‘ its mind have
done. Cardinal 313mm, who, it hm told that'
in.- inuzvt div, moi: hit; lint wall; through the
art gnlinry of hi» Jvnlnm, toying: "Mustl
quit nil Kill-n! Lml; nt that 'l'itmn! Molt at
that Corrrggint ml; at tlxnt deluge of Ca-
rnccil Farewell, da-nr pictures!" As the
clay of the: 11min! llosln, nr'cortling to this
tut,will scmtinizt- thc: piano-5,1 ilnplum
all parents turn: that in tlmr lininsclinlds
they hnvu neltltur in lka or newsmwr or
on 'nns'ns anything that will «leprnt c.
l'lcttlrtn-l arena longer the (-xclnaivotxm
than of tin: nillnent. There.- 15. not n respect»
nlllz: ll'llI‘." in Humanities: that inns nominal—
Inum at “Hull Hit or ntcol engraving, if not
of painting, owl your whole innnly will
feel the moral uplifting or depression.
llnvc nothing on your wall or in
book-l that will familiarize the young
with tonnes n-f ('l’lldty or n'nssail; have
onlytlwn'o thatchos made by artists in ole,»
vatululrml§,nnd none of thin-snows that
tit-um flu.- prmlnot of nrtln’tiv ilnllriuzn tro—
mm». i’lulnrw nru not only .1 strong but it
unit-:ranl lungnngc. "l'hu human race lStH'
villrnl into nlrmst as many lulguagcs as there
are nations, but the ‘lli‘tuft‘fi may speak to
[maple of oil tongues. \'oEnpnk mnnyhave
ll'lpml, with littlu rung-mi, would heroine a
world widu lnngungv; but the pictorial is
always 3 \rnrlcl wide hirigungr‘, nnll printer's
tygm have no cmplmsizi compnrnd with it.
“'2 mythnt children on: fund of pictures;
but notice any man Wlwn he takas npn inch,
and yuu will son that the first thing that he
lrlokn at is the pictures. llnvo only thus» in
your home that appeal to the hotter nature.
Ono vngrnving ha. sonlk'LlltlL‘S dmidml an
eternal Ibrzcltlly. Under the: tlllv of 1an
nrti. there have mm»,- Ili'l‘l‘ from France
:1 «km of plt'turtfi whivh rinbornto ar-
gument: Lu; tried to prove irrepnxn'hnble.
'l'lwy would diagram,- in bar TONI“, and they
needto bv‘v I'onf’ncatcd. Your rhildron will
carry the pictures of their father's house with
them clear on to tho grow, and, pressing that
fnnrhle pillar, will take them through eter-
nxr '.
urthcrmore, let all reformers, and all
Sabbath school teachtfl.llld all Christian
workers realm: that if they would be effect-
ive for good they must make pictures, if not
by chalk on blackbonnls, or kindergarten de-
signs, or by pencil on canvas, then by wank,
Argnmmtr are soon forgotten, but pictnru,
whether in language or in colors,amwhat
strongest effectl. Christ wnsalwnys
telling what a thing was likn,anll his Ser‘
morn on the Moon: was 0 grant picture
gallery, beginning with n sketch of a
“city on n hill that cannot be filth":
and ending with n tempest heating
agninst two Margarine on tho rock and tho
other on the sand. The portable of the prodigal
son, a picture; parable of the tower, who
went forth to row. a picture; parable ofIthe
unmcifnl scrvnnt,a picture; inn-able of the
ten virgins, a picture; plreblc ut’ the talents,
a [Mom The world wants pictures, and
the apyietite begins with tho child, who con-
sentxto go enrly tolled if the mother will sit
beside him and rehearse a story, which is
only epictm. When we see how much has
been mnplinhed in mlnr directions by
[Mural-Shakespeare's tragedies npictnre,
Victor Hugo's writings all pictures, John
Buskin's and Tennyson? and Inngfcllow‘s
works all pictures—why not enlist, at far as
poosihlo, for our churches nrul schools and
”form-wry work and evangelistic endeavor,
the power of thought thnt rnn hepnt into
word pictures, if not pictures in color! Yea,
why not all young men dmw for themselves
on paper. with pen or pend), their mming
career, of virtue if they prefer that, of vim
if Ihnyprnfcr that! Affflr making the pic—
tm, put it on the wall, or paste it on the fly
leaf of some favorite book, that you may
have it before you. 1 read the other day of
a man who had been executed for murder,
and the jailer found afterward a} picture
Won the wall of the cell by the «wink
mnanidmofnflightofm 0n
the WW he had written: ”Ditchin-
cnce of parrots:1 on the leamd:“85hlnth
hooking? onthe third: "Drunk-mm and
gnmbling;" on the fourth: “limiter," and on
theflfthandtop Itep:"Agallmvn" lfthnt
MM Ind-tint picture Moreno took
tho Int step, he never wohld have taken
anyofltlmn. Ohm-n,” another pic-
ture, a bright picture. on evangelical picture,
nndlwillhelpyon meta it! I row at:
”funkfllghtofttnin Onthoflnt
write the words, “A nature charged
mmommmm the blood of
the tannin" on the second tin), “Industry
and commuting? mthethirdmp,
road ,
“AW-about e rmnuwr on
‘ which we and the Ch
”Trail 1‘ flash!
thrush
.h of God have pound
inlonr eerthlyttete will he picture-loi-
brought to mind. At the cyclonmn of
Gettytbnrg, which we had in Brooklyn, one
dnyablind up, who lost his sight in that
won with his child heard talking
whila‘ standing before that pm Thu
hlihdmensaid tothe daughter: “Are there
at the right of the picture some
up n hilll" “Ya,”
Ihetdd. “We
“is there I
out“ “Yes."lhenld. “Woll.llthere
downonthanmennmvalryclnrgef”
“Ya," wutheroply. ”And do therem
to be many dying and deed!" "Yet," was
them. “Well, now, do you seen shell
from the woods bunting near the wheel of a
cannon?” ”Yes," she said. "Stop right
there!” said the blind man. “Thu lathe
last thing 1 (War tow on earth: What nthne
it was, Jenny, when I lost my eyelightl"
Bat when you, who hnv found life a hard
bottle, a very l,“tl‘hnl‘liIsltlnnd in the
We! try of heaven, t your new
visiongwhegin to too and understand that
which in your earthly blindnut you
could not see at all, you will point
out to your celestial comrndel. perhaps
to your owndear children who have gone
before, the leaner of the earthly conflict: in
which you participated, saying: “Then
from that hill of prosperity I was driven
hack; in that valley of humiliation 11;;
won , 039,1)th , .
wnstho i thewofid 10¢ch law
it. But what a grand thing to’ get celestial
vision, and stand here bufor'e tho cyclozsms
of all world: while the llider on the whtto
horse goal on “conquering and to conquer,”
the moon under his feet and the ttan of
heaven for his tiara!
,TIIEEENTINEL.
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In either BANGOR. EAB'I‘ BANGOR, or
SLATING
PHRABGYB SLATE
at 5 cents per in! and nwari.
hrtlee wishing Slew roofing nhonid call on n.-
before contracting elsewhere.
I
A. BACK 6; 00.
Water St. foot of llnvilnnll South Nflt‘l‘lilli.
5
J. 'l‘l'filb'l‘RAlVl,
()P’I‘ICIAN, .
83 Main St, South Sorrnlk.
Virnni Imperfections detected and comrml.
xi: Spam-Aer. Hiding Bows and Eye {.vlllilllt“.
, [emu quot mpefior quality and at muonnhae
ulcer. ' - nix-1,"
V
WZMW
\ ‘ will to isss.
Unlocs, 436 .‘lzllll S'rtve'.
Bulwltl’ou'l'. t'oxrv.
Examiner In
I. 8. Pat. other
r
'rnosn wno DESIRE
THE 3231‘ or
Meats,
Poultry,
-———AXD————-
w Vegetables,
“my! flu-Iii Ind A! a modems prim would do well
to all It the
Cflllll Milli
lliafore Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order- :ollclml And good! dt'lmn‘d to my part
of City.
Jllllllt Sllll’lllll, Plllll.
“up...
All. GRADES
AND AT
The Best Goods for
the hurt loner
H. S. BlllWN’S
3001‘ & SHOE STORE,
mailing i
:
mutton-Mm “W H‘Mm- w...» nan-ha n. w... W
Special Ifnpprtation.
a? warm: LINE 3mm}; "Barnum."
i We hlVellIil any mitemlat the Custom nonue atthlr part one lot of Silk Warp llenritlua clothe
which no in oil the new Men-Ibo ell the number: x 2 Black outlet!
one profit by selecting from their lots. _ u h.” 3 , 11 u. mm mm a“
BROADCLOTHS.
Wt;- ’4»an nth-r, our nWll importation. flflv plow of La tidal llwmlclorhh, on which we ,, ‘
in: of .30 cents a ynrd. l’ricus, $1, 8! 25 and $1.50. Each in: km: {waive almdna.
Extra. Wide Will“? neuriet
mugglfglil'ufilwmll‘fglpitii:il3:, Une'me ll), the wind and Wat Ut'lirlelt‘ Cloth» «ever brow,
cm 0 3; also I or e the of In mm and“ of Cashmere! and llcnrietm,
culll, won 590. my». 756.. (00., find :1.
COMBINATION SUITS.
. We shall open to any one hundred new not] b'ctutilnl with and only one of t style will he IOld in the
' ”—75 CENTS.————“
I UiV'
ills.
hi. to this
prices, 8754
ccnflfomtgfl agile: lynchlleAnwgCoA mil _ ’ can’t) Black Valli “gr laps: sypmxle at 75
An llmwlf‘nl épflhrt lit 0 B ffi‘finficn0\ net fihlififi dc Clo
BI‘ “‘k"'S k’"
ac II 5.
At Low Prices.
'l'osiimnlntcthc nilkfmdee ropote to nellduringthe present week he loi! of Rich Black Gm:
Grain Hills, the genuine (3(le If. goods, at the- following prices: 85cm, 31 (I), 31.15. 8152p, $1.35 per
mil »
W
m .M. .4 whirl-fl” ill-l“ Wm» - ..
Now is the time to put in War
Willi ’3 inn!
1 —— 'GOO'
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS:
Alvrays in Stock.
MW ‘ I.
i
MW
Delivered By Careful Drivers.
a
I
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone. m
1 4A..
yard. These our low figures for rich Black mlks,hnt they are not a canon mndln 5 low ‘ e of d!-
on the contrary, they are made of an excellent quality of pure silk, wit, Irich all hanéme, 5:: a;
lemons for rervlce as any Ifllk in the world.
. WComr and rec what we pronounce the best film: that has: been sold for ‘5 years.
Fallie Francalse.
A lot of 20 picture ‘24 inches wide. the genuind $1.75 quality, will he opened today at 31.17;, No such
mine was over offered in the city before.
Colored Francamel
Twenty-hollow shacks the same rule that we have nonnil' A»?! r '7 " ‘ '
ducecarlypmchuing. , g 5! . x $1..5,w1llhesold at $1 to in
W.B.I-IAI.l.&CJO
in ’, ill 3’ and ill lilil’s
Mllllll “Mill Hill
In All Sizes and Good Valuos.
l. nmnnmn & son,
85 Washington Street. .South Norwalk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFEG‘I‘IUN BHGKWHEAT FLUflB IN Pl lllGliS
Al... Pure Whitncmwr Honey in the comb. if you Ilfih smut-thin 9 le ' - '
Ut‘l‘llllllt' Benton llmwn Bread at 10c, per pack-«gr. We are rev-siting (fie gelslgrghdryt'xsgfikumfi
m’tfiz;uw;:p;gunn§$fiknm, ”Mani: Ingram. Mixed Sula. Newf’nlifm:ia Evanonted
. o... es. ranv-nn mm c , d ' ‘ ‘ ’ ’ -
urlvenlwe assortment of the 5v. c In afml line of Dried from “2 but to
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are unctly flmrrius null will wit the man futldlone. We are elli . "1
low price. lttwm pay you to call on us. New ltninino from for to 2'5: tuggpghhvl” ‘3'?
( lit-cw 3 sperm"): ()nr Teas and Concei- an: the wry heal. .
And the Price... Why That’s All Right.
——«¢>—~~ —~
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 WASIIING'I‘()N S'I‘IIIJE'I‘.
lge Buffer at I
In Full Cream
A hick at Our Large Assortment of
”FURNITURE--
\Vfll landlady YouLTlutt For
Style, Price and Quality,
, The Place toynug'. in at
DAVID STU s
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN
ur mum.
SOUTH NORWALK.
1’35!" .
MAW..‘. ”a... ma W.
4. nu MW
cnocems oi'ME‘A'rs
‘wA'I’ TI]! 01:!) “LNDOV—u a»
'1‘. nonfat am «in non.
snmnofioon.
Mm
All: “RIDER“ “LLB” PBGDIP'I‘IIK.
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RAYM ND Bill
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT ENE.
Nonall llawllrl.
-THE PROPELLERS -
City of Nol'walk &, Eagle,
Will make daily tri ', Honda 5 exec for
frclnht between New flirt, Minn. “What
r‘gn'wnlk. Willlnnre Plazafoot of street.
Row York, every evening, excepthntndoye, n 5
o'clocrnnd on Satnrdav at 2 p. 111. Leave Non
\mlk Bridge and Sour Norwelk every (ironing.
Freight taken from and received for all
point. on the Dunbar, and Norwalk and
Shcplng Railroad: at Greatly Bedhead
Batu.
Upon a plic‘lon to ngents, tho Cit of 'Norwnlk
Ind Rage will be sent for specinl ’lots of freight
nnywhern in how York or its vicinity. '
G'All persons are forbid trusting any of the
mployees of the boats of tnisline
the owners t ' on account of
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STllllE,
87% Main “treat,
50. NOBWA l. .
————«~ ‘ 9.7”,“
FRAMING at lowest nricm.
Full line of Artists’ Materlals.
8&1? THE 'Bzér.
“I-‘llllll”
ST IEAM
HEATER.
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Twenty in me in this town, oneof titanium
Sentinel Office, when if can he loco In operation on
mile-lion.
W.H.MEEK' " ER
Solo Agent for Nor-walk.
oovmm
BANI'K’ART PLUMBING AID LOW m
llama A SPECIAL".
W
a’ll'ncllltlu for calling all little of Pine.
mwmmmmm. Ct
99 MAIN STREET
10810 n “.1. stoma.
lint-ihtliinflns _
11‘ LOW WINES.
Walnu- hmenhel WWII-m
Golchester ,
creamer], ,
. Butler
”Numutflm.
Norwalk Chronicler