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m. TALMISI TALKS ABOUT MAW.
NPARTHENT OF THE INTERIOR.
III: Remarks That the Heart and the um
Ara Olly a Few lactic-Apart, and What
AM- One Alt-m tho Other—50..
Dining Par-Mn
Bmxtvii. ."uv. tin—At tho Tutu-mach
Ibis evening the great mngrrgntinu mm: tho
hymn lit-stilling:
Amalie. my and, tutorial lay».
And sing the mat Redeemer» prulw
llur. T. De Witt 'I‘uhttatre. ll. 1)., preached.
taking for hi» text; “And these are they
Wlllt'll yealmli have In almninatiun among
the fun-lo: the owl, the vulture, and the 1,“,
Theo aim alinll ho unclean In you among the
creeping things that creep “pun the earth:
the rhnmuh-t‘m and tho unailfw 14".". xi, Ill.
80. l'nlluamu in the disc'uurw in full;
The llibloom'rnevery pmudoln variety of
thrnio, at argument and of tiltntmtmn. We
cm: not much in what kind of a [Illt‘lll‘l‘ the
ruler of life is brought, it it im-nlytherb tr.
pure \"lllt'l'. (lb-l gzuethnnnvzi-IMn In: of
thvnuz'nmlx that they might eat. and n in? of
tin-animals thry might not rat. 'l‘h-w peo-
ple lived inn hutrhnmte, and n rtnm fir-m3
of animal finnl l-ntruptml thrir Lint-t}. and
diatom-Ml them to «crumb-us duh-d. i'~. d1:-
pt‘m ml their app tun-s and lu-mvnnnl their
muix, A littllt'n fund, “llt‘ll Ln hm the memn.
and ivptmrttznilv of winding it, Hum-his hi:
mural nature. The l’t'ahtllt Iln' “ll/l llnllllli ii
w ”and :: .tlw :i‘tll is lm'rmu- he luv food that
:lt‘t's l:,":| tin llwl ur!’ tlw l'wzt. A ttll8~
aionary w; 15w lmiitn . 9.15.“ that.
by .j . . " 3‘ ~ :1}lir ri l- ‘»-l to
row , '. ..L t“v~u'~. lziw truiguz‘arnent
“(h I. Y . . .,.nl. line :it- wt'ldlll
I'll'llln'vl‘ ‘
tltu! mu. r wt‘
.11“! it lrtivlvt 1']. In itzru't‘l.
.‘nltn. tit‘lit';—li;:u I‘ll’y’
in: t w! . 3. : r that “Lu-ii I'll! put be
(Imam h - wt-vl .iwt. Varm-
"11:0 ’. = . - ‘~ ll .1. (1' mn taut
diet it. bully and [Minted of
soul"! w and tuitir‘hisim Iltllr
With.V .. .. 'i'i v timiarvne Janina won
“1va al mt tlzotl-‘th. :zntl randownastaep
plat“ in?» llw :. a, and all the rhino ever
trim-w Emmi t ulnar-r baron ritntlnrly undue-l.
In ly‘vi'il'lhlitbl rll‘tll’li this limit nil the
table of lli‘h g i-npl», and placed ln‘luvl‘t' them a
hill of tax- nt mu 2: healthful, lltlIl'lIltIll‘ and
gillltl'tlil‘.
lint, lugl r than this 1hy>i~al rmsion,
there was a >g«ir.tnnl reamn uhy (ind i-lmne
certain farms of f-ud fur the nneienta.
Gal gave a prmxhar diet to his pimple,
not only inmnme he wanted them
to be distinguished from the surround-
lng nations, but because n_rtaiu birds and
animals, by reason of their habits. have a!-
wnyis been suggestive of moral qualities. By
the list of things from which they wereto
alutain, t ind wished to prejudice their minds
against certain cribs; and in thelint of Latvia!
things given Le “‘lrllt'tl to sugrrmt n-rtnin
forms of good. When God solemnly forbade
his people to eat the out, the vulture, the
bat. the (“llfllllt'k‘tlll and the snail, he meant
lodriv'c out of his temple nil Illl'rllls that
won thus etnblemizol.
lawn. 1mm; or (IRVIJSIEKIE'H Aimxo
m.
I take the hllggfralmtl of the text. and my
that once! the tint uni-lean things the-Chris-
tiun meals to drive out of hi; mat is the owl.
Tboowl is the melancholy bird of night. It
hatches out “hole brawls of superstition
It is dblelul and hideous. “'hen it. sing-t it
tings through its nose. It loves the gloom of
night better than the brightnugni of the day.
Who has not slept in the cabin near tho
woods, and been" awakened in the night by
the dismal “tixrhrxf'nf the Mill Melancholy
is the owl that insert-heal in many a Chm-
tian soul. It is an unclean hm], and
Merit to be driven away. A man win»..-
ains are [laminae-(I and who Id on the
road to heaven, has no right to he
gloomy. Ile says: "I have so many doubts."
That is became "you are lazy," Go actively
towork in Christ's cause and yourdonbta
will vanish. Yonsay: “I have lost my prop
ertyf’ but I reply, "You have infinite-treat-
ttres laid up in heaven.” You say: ”lain
weak and sickly and going to the." Then be
congratulated tlmt youare so near eternal
health and perpetual gladnrsia. Catch a few
morning lurks for your soul and atone this
owl 01 your premiums.
WLms as A Panacea rut: ALI. m’tL
Asalittle girl was (filing the sun dashed
upon herswon, and she «trial, "0, alumina.
Ihave swallowed it qwnnfnl of hllnnllll’lfl‘p
Would God that we might all indulge in the
namebeverage! (worthiness-it nukes the
homelieat face handwtrnr; it makes the hard-
est mattress soft; it runs the loom that.
weaves but'tercups, and rainbowé, and an
torus. God made the grass black? 30, that
wouldbc too somber. God made the grass
ted! No, that would he too gaudy. (lad
madcthe gums green, that by this wrablo
all the world might be led to a subdued
cheerfulncm Read your lliblc in the sun-
ahine. Remember that your phyaieal health
kclosely allied to your spiritual. The heart
and the liver are onlyafewinebes apart,
andwhat cheats one aflects the other. A
historian records that by the sound of great
laughteria Rome Hannibal'samulting army
wifiglrtencd away in retreat. And the’re
kin the great ontharsting joy of a Christian
tool that which um drive back any in-
fanalbaicgement. Rats love dark closets,
andfiataaloves tobmrow inn zlmmysoul.
“Rejoiceln the Loni,0 ye righteous! and
‘ 0&1“!wa
Hoiatthe window of yoursoul in this, tho
udclockoi your spiritual night. Put the
auto your and aimat the black
jug]. {million the booting comawull
tho trigger and droptbat creaking, loath-
mhideons owl of religious melancholy
”them
“IMO ram ABOUT
Karma:
' “0mm there buotign of wingta
Endgame! perish out otthecaravun,
myth airbe‘ius to darken with
“than Thai an maayprofeaaedChriav
imwbohaveavnlhnlntheiraonla
rcputatioaisabanquttc
8m rival In trade orprofenion
the Vultum put-mt its had.
we met inthedetailsotaman’a
ny:“ltoldyouaa' Theynllt
. ._ atom and lay: "Eaveyonhaard
, Eh” Igglupoaedt Oar neigh-
. ‘pfl pineal Goodtorhha
'MMymwmmhavlq
*Mdtbm deluge! me asteri-
last-ado! hiding thesinwitha
Id- at autumnal: n all along tho
** tabulhoattomoantomahoher
.Mgeahlentsi of color. taking'the color of
mun
i
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mt. I: it let lion-thin! Minibar ant
any any thin; I boot it. becau- thm may
ammunition. l donut want my nan
neuter-it tn tlunuittu. I an. I will“
.0 uvw and ask than at No. leuth'
they have heard it. than it must be lo, M
. Iary Ann with that her husband saw a man
Who hand twin his buaiua- partner that It
bliuduld piauhhnutliur had N‘t'll munithlll.
that lunlad \t r) buhlllt‘ltlllnl"
The lllt‘hl, hinthmnue, inim-nhlu, (ind lam-
fltlwn \\ retell on earth is a wealth
boron the “root, tlmugh l ham never an
M before. She walks taut and but her but
not Itring» lane, for Iltn has not had thuoto
flotln-msinw she heard that that ocuudll.
She limbs Imllt way-u- Iltu lam, hoping b
aooiww Midi-noes of depravity in the WID-
dovm lthinkthut when thitanhtuiajublu
Infinitely meanthntl'n nlltlm pit he cannot
fludmlt-vil mean enough to do It, and all
britws and threats have failed to get on.
willing fur the infernal crusade, be 541th
onout hi.» nerpeantfi: ”(In up to Brooklyn,
and in Rllt'll rutreet. on such a writer, git
that gamiping woman. and Itlw Will be glad
to dqit." Aznlsuro eimugh. like a hungry
fish, all“ taken the lioolt in her mouth, and
Baum darkens the lino, and lets her run out
fartlwr and further. until after awhile It.
“3's: “It is time to haul in that line.” and
with n ft-w nll'nllfl pulls he brings her to tho
bent-hollire. What do youiuiyl That all.
wuuiiiumln-rnf theehurvhl leannnt help
that. When h‘atau gtlt'tl a-flahing he does not
It In a Presbyterian nun-krrel or an Episcopa-
llnu nahunn. Amidst the thuudervrnsh of
8tnni.th~l said: “Then ilhult not hear fal-
witmmngunnt thyneighlur." And in [a
viticus he kayo: “Thou b'lmltnnt go upand
down as atale bearer." ’l‘ako nutinto your
ear that steam of hell that petiplo call
tittletzittle. Whmmver willingly listens to
Illamler is equally guilty with the one who
tolla it, and an old “'l’lll'l' myn they ought
both tube hung, tho minhy tho tongueand
the other by the car. Do not smiluupon
such a spaniel, lest, like a pleased dog,lu
put his ohrtypziw tipotiyou. Throw hack
the ~liuttc~r of your will. oh Christian men
and women, and m- if there he within you a
vulture with filthy talons and l‘l‘lll‘l hank.
hit not this unclean thing roost in your
tool, for my text lays: "Ye ntnill hold In
abomination among the fowla, the vulture.”
rut: Elllltm or name nut: A an.
Agnianking the suggestions! the text,
drlveont the but from your soul. No won-
MGvrl set this bird utunng the unclean. It
in an offense to every one. hit it fly into the
window of a munmer night, and all the
hand“, young and old, are ngniinit it. It I:
half bird and half mouse. It seems made
partly to walk and partly to fly, and duct
neither well; and becomes an emblem of
thine ('hrintians who try to cling toearth
and heart-n at the same time. They want
to walk on earth In worldlincal. and
yet tly toward heaven in spirituality;
and their wul, lx-twq-m feet and
wingv,_is «instantly perplexed. Oh, my
brethren, In: one thing or the other!
Choom thunri’irld,“ you prefer it; nndsee
how many dollars you can win, and how
much applause you can gain, and how large
a businws you can establish, and how grand
Iliuuxse you e'au build, and how fast input
(1 horses you can drive. You may he pruo
pen-d until you can fail for tx'MJJnO, instead
of having the grace to fail for only $10,000”
some tilmitenirising people llu. It is quitea
reward to be able for ten or twenty years to
hecalled «mo of the solid men of Brooklyn or
Boston; and then, to make your fortune
last as long as possible, we will give
you a upland-3"! tum-ml, and you shall
have tm-nty-live carriages following you
with somebody in the must of them, and
your culling-hall have silver handles on tho
‘ldt:§, and We will mourn for you in splendid
pocket handkuri-hicls bound with. crape, and
vnth bombazine twenty f nil yards long, trail-
in; half aurora the parlor, so that all the
commuy may stand upon it, and we Will
write our letters for the next six months on
papa edged with black. Ilut my friends,
your worldly fortunes will not last. I will buy
out now all that you will be worth in worldly
state seventy-live years (minnow. I have
the money in my pocket n ith which to do it.
Here it in! Tim cent-d It isa large sum to
offer for all you will pines; at the close of
evenly—five years. Chou» the World, if you
want to; but, if not, then choose heaven.
That-«Han: Ln; partly on this side of
the river, but Inwtly on the other. It iaever
accumulating. 'l'tiéVroop'ct-t of it. makes one
inir-mmlm: of earthly misfortunes; so that
R'vgers, the iirirtyr, slept so soundly the
night b futi- his burning, they violently
shawl; him in order to get him awake in time
for t‘r.n rxw'fltirm; and Paul exults at the
thoughtot‘ thc'jny nspeakable and full of
glory." Dine-home earthrvrhmveu! Make
up your mind whether you will walk in
earthly joys, or fly with heavenly expects.
ions. Be not a bat. tit neither to walk not
fly, having just enough of heaven to spoil
the world, and so much of the world as to
spot] heaven. Christ says that _your present
condition nauseates him to positive sickness:
“Botanic thou art neither cold no:- hot, I
will itpew thee out of my month." In
the ruins of Pompeii there was found
a petrified woman, who, instead of
trying to fly from the destroyed city,
had spent her time in gathering up
herjcwels. Silo saved neither her lifenor
her jewels. There are multitudes making
thosanto mistake. In trying to get earth
andhmvcn you lotto both. “Yo cannotsem
God and Mammoa.” 1&3 one thing or the
other. Tread the earth like a lion, or mount
thairlikc the eagle; for my text says: "Yo
ahall have in abomination among the fowls,
thebat.”
m‘OOATB LSD DOUBLE FACES A5 I'L'BLIO
Nt'lsuczs.
Again, taking the suggestion of the text,
divooat thechamelcoa from your noul. ’l'hera
am Maurice among good men as to tho
name of this creeping thing which God pro-
nounced unclean, but I shall take the opinion
whichnemsbestmitedtomypurposo. Tho
”Icon in a reptile, chiefly known byitl
tho thing mitt» it—wmetlma brown, Iomo
times red and sonnet-lines gray. but alwaya
theater“ itsmrroumlings—‘atypoof that
da- of Christians who are now one thing in
religious faith and now another. just. to
nit communes, always taking their
m of religious belief from tho
mtlwyaretalkingto. Tbcygotoona
MINI!" firstratoUnitariana "Jean
w-agoodman, but nothing more.” They
bW-udtheym’l‘rinitarianqu-
:dwillinxtodloforthodivinity of Jena.
ngthollnivenalista thoyrefusetheldn
(Immunodgoingnmongtho-
W belief,annouaca thatdhet‘oia a
hllwlthagnstothatmkuyou think may
aragladotit. Driveoat that unclean
Whom your can]. Do nothoavc
theolta'otyoarfaith. Hyfriendl.
. Chritianity, falsely so
ii ‘
It
is
it
5.8
23
I can HI
care what tit'llmtl the lish belong to. whether
”ride at llll daughter. The daughter laid:
“Father. which that” believe. you or must
Hot her look the religion of Chrlut and dial!
In its embrace. You my that religion Ill
blunting. Now l mu going todlo, and I a.
very much mrplvxed, shall I believe you. or
kkotho Iwhet‘uf my motherl" 'l‘ho lath.
laid:
“I'lititi.~t‘{.li' yuum'lf.“ She null]: “Nut!
am luv.» “ml. in .humn for myself; hunt
you in t'lIIm‘M lid "14‘." “‘Vt‘ll," tillhl h”
lather. alter much hmtltulmniunlemlm‘ra-r
Dent. “Mary, ltliink you had In-ttertab
the Minion 1-! your umther." The time will
come when my «ball have to lwhevommt
thin; '-'n t'nnunt (Word In lieu" tin» fella
lu l't‘lliltlttl. Truth and error are not. uppoaill
to each other. The one in intiuitelyright,
and tlu~ Htln‘i‘ inthutely wrong. In tho judg-
ment «buy no must give an m‘t‘mlltt of what
we lwltvnnl an well aafur what we no
The dill'm-m-n between believing truth and
twinning error is the ditfereucu between par !
adiw and penlitiou. llx-g you. in the light
01 Ill“ l‘uMe. nadmiyuur knees before God,
to {strut your religious opinion and then Itioh
to It, Ill-Illjllt lllhlllt'ktl cmulmuiinin anvil, and
I‘ll» rnrimture, and the air crackles with the
dread martyrdom. Surely trutha in behalf
of “liti'll t'hrid died, and angels of God
trnnpt-il l'nrth, and the u hole univurw is man-
shuimt. ltl'i- worth living for and worth dying
for. Amidst the nwstuneluau things in thll
ever i-lmngmg‘ rhnmvleon of religious theory.
Anny with the reptile! [ind abhor: it with
an all commuting uhhui‘ri-m-e.
Unm- tunrr: talus the suggestion of theta
and drivuwut the snail from your soul.
bustlt‘l'lzll't'al it unclean. It lzl an animal to
he {nund everywliern lwtwmu the. whim
north and the huttmtmutli. 'l‘heruuro tlflton
hundred «perms of the snail. They have no t
_ . . ,,. . '
bill'llllttllt', and tlteyuru an 51qu that tholriAmn] r & Sflmml
Sold only in vans. in” wright.
I'l.lt\'l£l..\.‘lli lhcnrunnn'. Auusv. N. l'.
mim-im-nt is nlmmt immrn-ptililu. You no
a snail Ill one place today; go tomorrow and
you will tlnd it has advanced only afow
Int‘llt'tl. ll lseeomm an emblem of that largo
chm n! t'hriatiau mple who go to work
with u slowness and alngghshness that is won-
derful. 'l'ln-y uro stoma] by every little ob- I
Ital-Ir, because. like the snail, they have no 3
hnvkhunr. Uthet's mount up on ougle'l L
I‘lllgw‘. hut‘ they go at a snail's pace. 3
"IE (‘UL'SISHIIII’ OF l'Rl'l)El(‘l, LAZINISB, l
th'iTli as» STISI’IDITY. i
0h, rhiid of God. arouse! We have nputh— L
Ionized Prudence and Caution long enough.
Prudence is a beautiful grace, but of all the
family of Christian graces I like her the least,
for she has been married so often to Laziuou,
Sloth and Stupidity. We have a million
tiller: in the Lord's vineyard who pride thcm- l
Ielves on their prudence. “Bepmdont,”oaid i
the disciples of Christ, "and stay away from .
Jenn-talcum" but he “cut. "Be prudent,”
laid l’uul's friends, "and lnitlt out what you
lay tol‘elix,"buthe thundered away until
the rider‘s kin-cs klnu'hed together. 4
In the eyes of the world, the must 1
c n ' t - I ’ I
impnnluit min tint 1 ur lm-d were Martin NEWMARKETS.
Luther, and John ()ldcantl-v, and Wesley, and
Knox. lly'npiiiimt is that the most. im I'll-g RAGLANS.
dtll'tl ' td'ill’tll‘
on mu rwtiws Hugh tartan nti . .
Wt'll tuheur our ruminnndi-r’s wicowheu ho JACKETS' andWRAPS
I
lays‘dlalt 1" but quite as lllllnlrlillll to hear it .
when he says "Forward!" This (impel ship, 3 ‘ ..__-., ‘O. --._._.
made to plow the sea at fifteen knots uni
hour, Li not making three. b‘nlnetimea it‘
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In Ill-tat prudent to ride your horse
Ilowiy and pick out the way for his
feet, . and not strike him with the
mur's; but when a hand of Shinbone Indiana
lroafter you in full tilt. the mmt prudent
thing for you to do is to plunge in the rowel!
and put your horse too full run, shouting:
“Go ‘lnngl" until the Rocky mountains echo
it. The foes of God are pursuing u-a. The
world, the flesh and tho dcviluro after us;
and our wisest course is to go ahead at swift-
:st synced.
too fast, it will be time enough to use can-
tion. No need of putting on the brakeswhilo
going up hill. 1):) not h-t us sit down wait,
lng for something "to turn up," but goaln‘nd
tn the name of God, and turn it up. The
grail. danger to the clam-h now is not sensa-
tion, but stagnation. Oh that the bil'tl‘Gml
would send a host. of III'UuSt‘tl and consecrated
men to set the church on tire, and to turn the
world upside down.
catch the last snail in unrsnuls.
text declares: “These also shall be unclean to
you among the creeping things that. creep
upon the earth; therhann-lwn and the snail.”
lhavu thus tried to prejudice these Chrilv
tian men and women against gitxnu'meaw‘, and
slander; and half and half experimeemaud
changeable-nests, and sloth. Our opportuni-
tiis for getting better are being rapidly
lwallotvedupin the retuorselcsu past. Thia
golden Sabbath is about to drop out. of the
calendar. This moment may we drive out
alltlio unclean things front our souls—tho
vulture, and the bat, and the owl, and the
chameleon. and the snail; and in place then”;-
of bring in the Lamb of God, and the Dove
of the Spirit! The case is urgent. Arousal
before it be etcmally too Intel “ l'hatso-
over thy hand tindeth to do, do it!”
The Location of Calvary.
Every indication goes to show that Golgcr
tho, or Calvary, wasa knoll outside of tha
Damascus gate. exactly in the opposite direc-
tion 0! that attired by Christian tradition,
and which would do away with the Via
Dolorosa as a sacred thoroughfare, the street
shown as that along which Christ bore his
cross on his 'wny to execution. It is only
probable that Calvary was the ordinary exo-
cation ground of Jennalem, which is calla!
in the Talmud “tho House of Stoning,"
about A. I). 150, and which current tradition
among the Jews ideatifia with this knoll—a
tradition borne out by the account of it con-
tained in tho Miihaa, or text of the Talmud,
which describes nclit! over which the con-
demned was thrown by the first: witness. If
he was not killed by the fall, the second wit-
nesa cast a stone upon him, and t crowd on
the climlor beneath it; comple his exo-
cntion. .
It was outside the gate, at some distance
hour that judgment hall. The knoll in ques-
tion is just outside the gate, with a cliu
about fiiy feet high. Moreover, we are in-
fanned that sometimes they sunk a beam in
the ground. and a crate; beam extended from
It, and they bound his hands one over the
other and hung hinrup. Thus the House of
Staining was a recognized place of crucifixion.
It in curious that an early Christian tradition
pointed to this site as the place of stoning of
Stephen, the prom-martyr. Tho vicinity has
apparently always been considered unlucky.
An Arab writer in the middle ages pro
uouuces a barren tract: adjoining accused
utd haunted, so that the traveler should not
pa- at. night—homes Oliphant.
A Clrcasalan Slavo'a Suicide.
A Turkish police court in Constantinopla
baa heeniavestigating the cause of the death
of a young and beautiful Clrcassiau, slave,
found floating in the Bosphonis. with her
hand: and feet firmly d with thonga
The court. had the body id tilled as that of
.3111 who belonged to a wealthy Turk. Than
It rentered the decision that the deceased
m to her death by drowain , she having
out herself into those: witbt o purpoaeot
takinghcowallta Thoflratueaaot thin
wan shown bytho soliditywith which
nmmhM-onhndaandtmwon
m harm! Into tho Ilka-all! Fran-
cine AM
on... t—u..a~v- . o -‘b U'.‘O
When the church of God gets to advancing »
Let us gum work and :
With divine 1
Tcltctllvllt‘t‘ let us stamp its lit’uuut; for my L
inn-tit of any ”will? t. r: '
i
We innte all “llH‘JlTi‘lJl taunt: an (Till-Alf liar “’11. ll. gyzygumy, Vlrc Pref: a. (ien‘i llan'g‘r
l
W. K. Lt‘lm, bupt.
A. W. l'tnmv, lien. l’an-I'iifl'l' Act. llriilm‘imrtth
Licensed Day Scavenger.
I’rivy Vaults: and (,‘rssp ltfltl
Cleaned and llisenfei-te‘d.
CIIA “Ll-ZR MHTT, I‘rop.
lltidgrport addm»: ‘JS [Hill-WELD :‘. YE.
(Dr inquire at JARVIS KELLU'JU, lilalth (llllcer.
n15 lm Norwntk.
Visit Our ("limit [loom-
-» »ooo~--——
alumnus;
Bill“! sMilh'nery (loads
baking in .
MADE of PURE CREAM
of TARTAR.
Hark down Mir of .
Birds, Feathers,
Velvets. Hats. Etc.
Beaver Hats
l-‘rom BLOO to 8|.50.
Worth l)ouhl¢- £110 Price.
-_.‘1_
MRS. F AWCETT’S
MILLINERY STORES,
3 Water tit , 73 Main St,
Nonrnlk. Sn, Namath
Sold and recommended by
Charles E. Seymour,
70 Washington Street.
am (but SOUTH NOIIWALK.
A. NOVELTY.
Freshllérring!
We are rolling FRESH IIERRING. in cans of
some rizuns Salmon. '1 hey are considerable of a
novelty in this country. and just an dill'erent from
theta-trim: known to our cantata, In one can in:
axme
In tutc they are like sardines, but are not in oil.
Need no preparation; all neatly to be eaten. are vet
hearty (oml aim, and have a remarkable clear free
taste. We tend them out confident that they will
TRY THE
1 .
bLNbEbFRBbH us!
1': ice 15c. a Can or 6 Cans for 75c. .
Conn: in and see our new Mylar of
Wall Papers.
M.- .9» .fl-.. .._.
No trouble to show goods.
Fine Gills 25 and ill) cents
double roll.
37——
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Pup Store.
18 North Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
us with unit.
A h. ._ _, _..-
1
i
We also are [in-pared with large stock: of
1
b
New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
' Succotasll, Lima Beam,
Salmon, Lobster, Peas, 0an Qua;fi;:_j,‘.i;fih ,
Plums, Pu-phln “chm“-.- -,__
fleet. Veal, Lamb. Mutton. Pork, Ball and Flash.
Corned But. Smoked Tongan. llama,
Shouldcvn, BaconJialogaa, Funk-
tom. Rte.
Homo Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered I’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street. ‘
J .H Kinefelter,
Dl" QLIZR IN
tints, Ffsb blisters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
stunts!) Goons, Bro.
Which we willlct loose at prices that pit-m the
public.
Call and. See.
Yours to Command,
Dibble b Tliflllbbl.
MW
WfigQ‘s
Examiner III
II. I. Eat. 0.00
18" to nu.
0M 4” Iain 8M
bu. ll. LT. fig Depot
anthem-a, noun.
m
f
‘T’IN '13..
a. It avinu'ron,
Washington. ll. 0.
Tun years in United State. I’utt-ut Otheo.
dthw Hulda to inventont mailed lit-e.
noun H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
~~ two» 9 -w~-——-
MAIN N‘l‘ltl‘lli’l‘, SOUTH NtlllWALK
r. w. nYA'I'T.
. B
‘1" av.
llnn lllln‘llm‘l’d the exclu-ive right for Kuwait
Ilnl ts‘onth Nutwnllt to we the [Mimi Itlarltlt‘
l'iluuler.uiulextmctuterth\vlthnut almond live
at any film charge (ram rial forth ‘a
"wintry. nttlce and with-vim adjoining lettuulirt
parsonage, Norwalk.t't. upenewninus. t'Jltiin
A.8.FERRI8,
JEWELER.
Watt-lies, J ewelry, Silverware.
l-‘lne ll'iitrh repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasaes.
”binumnts nil ' Headstones. '
he not buy amunumrnt ul‘ lit-intrinsic (rum any
ihntupniph. but go (lll’t'CI to the show mum of
l’. W. Bum, Wow: aim-t, Norwutk and twlt’t'l one
all complete and you wu! nut he diva xpnintul in ms
omit-ammo Dealer in ad lard: of tulllllltg “one
and Cemetery warts.
l’. “'. I Lk'l‘ES.
613m
American Investment (‘0.
Equitable Life Insurance l'o.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jfll‘t’ls-I'tmlllln Mortgage 'l'rtnit Cu.
Fire, l.lfe,.terhlent. and Plate titans
Insurance.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN. Auto.
Ila ul Biatt-tt Invumtiu- Art-2115mm Xm‘fialk,
t‘mtn.
ban: bin
‘38 Slain 5L, Bo. Normilk.
beats, Flsb, byslers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Eb:
or All Kinds in 'l heir Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ll. l. llEN.‘12 B. r. lll'b’Tlill,
Jacob M. Layton.
Ft‘f‘J
T1119}
Merrill Pbuurapbb beaten,
1 I
School oi" Sliurthand, Typewmmg
and Busmess Correspondence.
Opens \l't'tlnesduy, Hrpt. lilth.
IX .u'luw ”Hull.
61 Atlantic Street, Mumford. Conn.
'l‘lun St‘lnnil will be nudt't’lln' vermin] lll’u‘fl'lhltlll
and tumult-tum ut nun. M. h. llltlllt l.l., late
pimmpnlwnl hueinmnt manager a! (littlry'u ribofl-
rand Ihtl 'l‘yin-wrlting school Hartford. ('onn.
Young Hill"! and gentienn-n dellmnn of acqultlllx !
thunnwh and prudent kutmlulnt- or shorthand
It nttnu, “ill! a View of incoming court pit-noun»
pheru, llt’Welil'pl’l’ h’ptll'lt‘n‘. amount-awn. or lunch”!
of theiirt, th that this a thorough training whom.
ln vim-too day or uwntnp. pltpi‘ni tun cum at any
time. individual uutrurt on. no «I.» work.
‘fl‘tmduntes tempted to good paying p 'lllllfllll
lmtrm-Ilum by Mail a Sperlnlty.
I‘m rm'u ant. giving: full tnrticulm, calla! who-d
0mm: or uddnas Mlln‘. .\l. A. Mllltllll.l.,
oval 'lni friltmpal.
u.-.“ .
F. ill-NASH lb BTU.
thily agent! fur (-Eiynnd lr runrh of the
“Grea1lmer1can”and “Radiant"
Heaters.
Th! re llmters are exrelhd by none on! bland I
thehradul the let for aliiiplirlty. durability and
omen-my; are uellrieanlm: nnd t'Il-liy managed.
“'r true on hand a line line of
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex (irate.
Illit'Olll'l‘lill .I.\' ll I'LA I N I‘IIINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
.ItlA'l‘I‘l. TIN and IRON WA IlI'}
Jul-t n~ t’i'l‘fll tmm the turn-r5- at the innert market
pnt‘rt.
F. H. N ASH &BRO
H. s. noon;
Watches,
Jewelry,
-— ANY»-
Silvemare.
Spa-cm: attention pant h: the repairing e.’ Em
Iatcli'fi and Jewelry.
83 Illuln Strum.
S E W E R S l
F. El. Pl ERC‘I’)
Emma: is
Nifl‘V’l‘lil 153i 133
AND ‘
lint. Emm- an; llmuz- act-n;
PINE, Ll!" I‘Jlll Acculrtit
Ocean hznamsliip 'l'ichrto—(‘abin :ll.-l wrongs.
Draltn for one .C and upwen’.‘ and .\l4 r .r. u: ‘er~ to
.-.Ll mus-of Europe
Notary l'uhlic .‘u k!;‘lwlt1i;'l : n: Tt‘ in.”
Iliailmatl; Tickets. ling-.330- i heeled
to Destination.
.er! dot-r in Port mince.) -
South Norwalk. Conn.
m Wt-Eirrtnn 5t.
‘BEE HIVE.
Ltnins' Asa otzxrs’ iztxn'u mu.
(‘ t) to the Bee Hive when. you are hungry or dry,
for you can get a good equate meal or lunch
tit all hours at prim-s m that you can :itlmd if and
go again Our drink.- are Ten. t'otlt-c and Mtltt.
either hot or told. all kind! of Tern venture Drinks,
AL-o .Tnhle llmnl. or Board and “lying by the
day or week. ('0an and rm,- for you”. if that it in
just like home and we mil try an: ardu- you ml at
ho‘ztne llrr‘ptt‘lltzlly, Alli: BEE DIVE.
’2' 2m
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan.
A man at age “25 wank! pmbabi need immature
for twenty or twenty—five yrm. mt iterative he
nculsitfot that timers no mama any but should
stipulate to keep it up tinting tin- whute life time.
He has over ci ht handml align-rei- in a thousand of
living more t u twenty year.- ard nearly eight
hundred in a thousand of llt‘llt‘z in. zity-tlve years.
Became his- pit cu; are so hit 'll' he shouhl not
neglect to profit c for the char-n. wt tiring—which
arc nnpleamntly Kllllilfhzllfi. - by :t kin-ml insurance
onhislife.
INsUllfi IX Till:
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
or llAit’l‘l-‘utttt.
s. S. IIHHMSIHDIEI'.
:li nth Somalk.
GILBERT I22. BITCH,
Livery and Feed se
WARWICK HOTEL,
nurses and Carriages to let for all ecu-ulna.
Carriages at Depot tomcet All Trains.
Good 'I‘nmoato at Reasonable Prices,
Telephone connection.
06.8.5???
BAKERY!
MFA——
CORNUCDI’IAS. CANDY TOYS, and a full unort-
nxnn of ornament..l candy.
table
851:!
1
MrsJohn Holland
momma} swan.
815 l!
' Henry Tiny.
Special attention given to re-
" pairs in all branches“ "
A good manna-hand, trio-neat-
‘ oil carriage for sale.
General Insurance .5 gem-y
nun}; MAKER. g
General Server ('mitraetor
' Ir ;.r¢-;-:xm1 to make tonnertium whh main :ewcr
l -. this city on the most favorable terms.
, - tr h riding to rrrnncct with the recently laid
Henry. r‘ 2- cutywili and I! to their adventure to
call on _ . - $11 If
i . )1. I’I 1%}: CE
‘Tlie Metropolitan’s Record For I887:
Gain in number of Ulzit'leflllmg l‘c’iecr can."
l3. 7, "55.025
(lain in Meet: during 1557. axioms,
(this; ‘n Premium Income during l“8'.‘.$l.l$0,ii?l
.4.
Gain lll lntertst Rem-iii: during 1882', 855.5”
54.
'- in lll times Income during: Lid. Sl.2;'6,-’l'2l.;l3
yer nil Death (‘iaimr paid in 'Q” aunt.
, mt paid to l’uhcvrhoderndar. f not. 52,.
IDLE!) J).
Sumhu of Policies in Force. Loam.
New insurance written during 139'}, Jams, 00.
Capital and Surplus for recnrtty of 'oliey-holdcm
over and above the reserve required by law. t‘l per
cent.) and all other liabilitice. sumac; 10.
Amount paid by the Company to in- Policy-
holder:- Ior Claims, cfc ,' rtncc organization, pine
pro-en! itp‘wtul Arse”. Stitk‘SJa'HlIl.
.li ) ‘El’ll LEII’SIK. Agent.
JOHN II. IWLRRIS,
"blink-mien: ttumi: Dealer in 3:3 'lndi of
COAL - LTD T00
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lit-high, hachawanna, Lowest
llountain. Franklin, and
il'iihesbarre Coats.
lfls'll lb? RUBBER PAINT
Yard ' to»: of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. llrasaei: office at SIIISGU
E): r; ‘ann 94in
FECHTER'S FAMOUS
FAIRIGON !
fiaabovecntammademflwbmhaoflhadia-
mommithiawundcrfhlmcdnmflntcntahowtn;
htmwtu‘ta mmmmmm-aubem
namedhhhalrbymoflharmrmx.
It is a pufidly hat-ulna herb mammalian" of.
mtcatiflcstudy almanac- mono-um!
hair. and mgwmuuall ‘lh. 013mb 1'th hair I-
composed. on can all any-warn .
ailmtc a] ailm- or other «Manor. ‘
' "til-t-
$t,000 REWARD mum
We invite than who have m
fully triadwmaorall oft!» various-oodles! hair
tanta.mtcren,&o..to mamammm.
m ruin: unla- tho
'roota otthohalrbocnthelydrt up. Which cum
very nut: and wobbly tnaotmonthanflnouaa
out Uta hundred.
rmtcox Na; 1 aal 5. price 81.00 parbotlaJa
partially
form entire or
runtcox Ha. I. 73 matapn-bottlaJatn-
valuabloalam ltwtnrcnew the
mmfimmagmmmmnmnm
racu ’II'AIO‘III IWhM-tabyafl
Mum-I
m” t ammonium-1:?“ &
0 Flu. m M
“alumina-aunt. ‘
mammalian-nah..- m
nonmnmnvoo..mnm.er.
mwuamuamxfimu
* min-Ill!
i Ila! :30, South Norwalh, Ct. .
HEW.” H. JARVIS
la him teddy with
Fall ’Oamples
l
a---»
Huriettas, Casbmeres, Sills and
hub Dress [lbblll
Iltl‘tlll'l‘lllt nv
‘\'. 13.] l A I J 4&00
_ amount-our.
BACQUES AND COATS
or run LATEST STYLES.
4"
All emit-r4 infrunml tn me “ill be prmnmly tilt d
at Mill)! inn w (liargul by llrnlilt‘lm” ““4""
MRS. W. H JARVIS.
l'Ji Minn Fin-it. 80th Nm‘aik
Webbing Statinbii!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Sentinel Office.
Hitch, 'bbibbbbb
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
I)? ALL KINDS.
,.. ..
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
4"
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
--— «o-—-—-
Steam Sawing, Planting,
and 'I‘urninsr.
-———..____
Lumber Yard l'etnccu railroad and carriage
bridges.
bib] at but of Marshall Street.
Him bib fib-
Important.
_ BIDPOZZD, Mam. April 29, '33.
A. F. Qutntcrd, 1:.qu
' have need Qaintard‘a Samparilla
smee lay-t Summer and it has put me in rhapc to
work once more, which I was not able to do.
I got the malaria in Central America two yam
ago and have refined from it since, using calm}.
quinine. etc.. b the Vallrlll‘SfllL’. Quintani'a Sarca-
pmiila did the mine-e for me.
'unn Truly
_‘____ r. o. BILL.
soul or fem fill
GEO. B. PLAIS'I‘ED,
”DIESE, nuns
Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home. ‘
They I'ill dye everything. They are-old every-
where. Price 106. a package. ’l‘hey havenoeqnal
tui- Strength, Brightnw, Amount in Pack-gm
or for Pastries: 0! Color. or non-fading Qualities.
They do not crock or smut; ”colon. Bonnie by
‘2.ly
t WILL PAY 'rnn
Highest Cash Price
FOR
tings. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Portico moving can sell the stock by sending poo»
tat card to
WILLIAM remnants,
sotr'rn sonwamt.
7 James, Block. Water BL.
Nor walk, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HA RN‘ESS
‘Tocompotewitht "rewritten: l have taken the
and mutt-n—
Wotoacot .’ oldest l
meats in t... Date [or the latent
,Harness, Sadd.‘-:~'. Halters, SOT-4
cingles, Collars, kc.
Au am}. It the old tantrum I will k -
tax line I Will . 8 Chant-"Rina
Reba. Fe. .' “Traveling to ’
in on barker.
~-—-- 132 BEST——
M E A. 'I' s
SERVED IN THE BEST MANN“.
It on want the choicest IRAN. ohlal
Endea- of trouble or cant. you will lad thanks;
shot. an well as
Poultry of all this
m m Ellison.
I". HAYES.
GEORGE B. PLAIBTED.
DMLI'I m, . m [(3an
IIOYT’S Pharmacy, and Geo. B. Planted, draggints. ,
J. F. Peckwell. . .
Fine Harness To Order, .
Norwalk Chronicler