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animal mums hmit tlm unrlil. uud
. mutual tho mt brilliant l'hlil‘lhln; llllxl from
all that“: that which maid In»: XIlt'JSt‘ the
eye, and charm this car, an! gratify tho
hula Thom m-tflmpli-t llll‘tllit' \iilll rid
W anus-ed by gateways that mm.
guarded by pillars bewildo-ring \ntli lilt’l‘tr
‘lyphhl, oral wound with brazen scrimnts,
“adorned with winged i-roaturm—tlieir
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u, unto-r stunt. Mo wens marble
“m M into whit- llnwur hmki
tho wer- Itluo pillars, at tho tap burst.-
lug Into thosba'po of tholotuswhvn intull
.bloom. Mongthoat'enucs. lined “itiisphinx,
QM lane, and nix-link, them m-rc princes
whom in gorgvuatly upholstcml palau-
curried hymn-ants in s: ‘3‘fll‘ltf,t3l‘(' ee-
when drum by vcbiclcs, tliu suuw “Lita
110:..me billed, and six lilll'1’rt>l,tl;lall-
int-blun‘run. There Were fountains {mm
non-wreath! vases climbing the liltltlt 1’». of
thallflht. You wouldhmrnboltshi-w undo
dowel brute would upon him :1 tladiof the
sun. Tho surrounding gunlvlls wore satu‘
rated with odors that mum-ml the terrace,
. and dripped from the arbors, and burned
~ their mountain the Egyptian noon. 0n noon
. 0‘ Ironic tho glories of Pharaoh were spelled
out in letters of porphyry,anil l-cryl. and
m Mmmntstwiitfil from the
would rheumatism embossed with silver
“breaking into foam. There were fmmmls
"and: out a single precious stune. 'l'licro
, mmtashzoned out. of n cmuc lit-l hurt in
krona. Them wens chairs 5:30!th i1 i'utlie
{M hido or lx'ipnnls. ’l‘hsru Wcru- wins
19M wifi the claws of “i‘d brawls. and
”grilled with tho bcabof birds k w 1 stand
mthe level beach of thc 5t ion a summcr
fday, and look either way. and mini are
{Illic- “breakers, whitewith thonccziu {03:11.
,dubi-g slumward; eoit seemed as it the 50.1
:of tho world‘: pomp and with in tho Egyp.
hian capital for miles and miles flung I'm-if
.up into white breakers of marble tcmgfia,
vmnmlmzn and obchsk.
WHAT A t‘ox‘rrusrt
This was the place wlicrc Jus- -pli, tl. a shop
had boy. was called in stand next to Pha-
mob in honor. W hat a mutt-as: between
.thfimnonndhis humble sinrting. and the
jittinto which his brothers throw him! Yet
homltotforgctr’ul of his curly lmmo; he
swam ashamed of where he camo from.
The bishopof Moritz, descendcd froma whee -
wrighgoowred his house with spokes, and
hammers, and wheels; and the king of Sicily.
In horror (1 hit father, who was a potter,
related to (kink out of anything but an
author: vessel 50 Joseph was not ashamed
of his early surroundings. or of his old
time father, orol his brothers. When they
was up from the famine stricken land to
fllconflrulu the king's corn crib, Jmeplx.
Wot chidiug theta for the way they
hodmalt'rutul and nbatal him sent them
but .with wagons, which Pharaoh furnishal,
hdonwitheom; and old Jacob tl‘o father,
lulhhvaumvmgms, was brought back,
“I”. tho 80:]. might see him, and give
Wamfortnble homo :ill the rcst of his
‘WellJ heartbo wagons, t‘ncli'iug's wagou's,
runhliuxdown in front of the place. On
’ the outside of the palace, to rice the wagons
30mm Pharaoh in ray-:1 robs: and
huldo him Prime Bfiuistcr Joseph, with a
chino! gold around his neck, and on his
hand a ring given by Pharaoh to him, so
that: any time he wanted to stamp the
1
MI] teal upon a document it»: maid
do .5). Wagon after wagon rolls 0:!
(kiln from the palace. lml‘l’l “ith
can, and meat, and changes u! mimerit
Ind everything that could help a {am
his Itfutk people. One day 1520 aged Ja—
cob seated in fnmt of his house. He is {.309
’libly thinking of his absent boys isons. how-
evqolsl they get, are never to a father any
m than boys}; and while he is seated
than, )ho secs dust arising, and he hears
wagon; rumbling. and lie Wflnllefs what is
fining now, for whirl? lnml hail been
smitten with the f mi. and was in sileacc.
Wynwhlle the wagons but 9 come near
w. and he sees his sons on the wagons,
nylkfom thcycomequita up. they shout:
mph rayct alive!" Theold man faints
dead uwa'y I do not wonder at it. The
boys tell the story how that the boy, the
:«fi absent Josephus got to be thcfirst
. in the Egyptian palace. Whilelthey un—
tho wagons. the wan and wasted creat-
Ihéfidtuldtcommuitheymmtisfied
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daythovrngousare brought up, for
the oldfuther, is about togo to see
Joell: in theBgyfljan palace. You know
It hoot aver-y easytlung totransplant an.
hump}: .mehuhudworktoget
”1;th ghee who he Les lived so
long; Bo hidlgood-bytothe bid place, and
Inns liq blessing «with the neighbors. and
the; his sons steady him, while be, deter-
was.» himself. gm‘tnto thewagon,
Itifl. old, and docrepit. Yonder they go,
Jacqbpnd hisbmgnndtha'r wives, and
their. m ieighty-two in all, followed
finch. which the herds-
They are going out
« luxurluuce; they are
a plain country home to
Map-loco under the ma. Joseph,
” W. getalu his chariot, and
am up the bones on the one
flat covered wagons of the emi-
3 ontbuother Jmephlasteadof
for h'u father tomefieupsautot
, aid jump into the emigrants'
wmmmthobld'mn,
lanai}: the neighborhood came up andmk for .
tho Egyptian palace, tliu ling-1 wagons now
bring it.» com and meat, and many change:
(if rainwat. Wu are apt to think of the
Ill-iii» and tlwiwhnnlnusfmding us; but who
main-s the flu grow for the lino". and the
win-at [ur the llnunl,auil tho wml on the
tlnvps back! Oh I wish “.3 ruulil 51!
through cury grain field by t"'\'\r) Iliccp
fold, unilrr the tm-N of mcr} orchard. the
King's “8501“. They drive upthrw tints.
day winning. noon and night. Thcy bring
fun from the Arctic, they bring fruitl from
ttu- tropic, they bring band from thaumper-
wanna. The King hmkoout, and burn:
.“Thcm eru' twelve handful million- of
people to be fed and clatbcl. 80
many pounds of Cum, on many bar~
tell; of hour. so many yards of cloth
and linrn and flntixii-l. .~ - many hats,
l0 lllflll)‘ socks, so many nl'.tK!~';" enough
for all saw that vu- whn arc grimly
get ”info dime than belong to us and
othcra go bnrcfmtt-d. None but :1 Gal could
feed and clothe the world None but a king!
mrucribmuldamwaso the world‘s lamina.
502. 0 but a king could tell how many wagons
to seal and how homily tnlnailthennond
whia thcy are tn start.TI1ny am mining
over the from-:1 ground t. day. Do you not
hear their nitubllngl Tlmy will stop at noon
at. your table. Oh. if fur a little. whilc they
should «use. liuugvr would come int-it'ne
nations. as to l'tica when llamilcar
bcsiogcd it, and as in Jcrusalcm
when \‘csinsiau surrounded it; and the
riutzmz s wuulvl he hallo“ 0) ml. and [all upon
cmh titlicr in unncmil canailmlism; and
skclutmi would dmp upon SL1 lctou. and that.
W-iuldbeu i one t1 lury lilt‘dl‘ll'l and tho
eur:'u would Le a lluld «vf bicacliml Nkclctnns;
and tho birds~ nf prvy would fall dead. flock
alwr flock, without any (‘3me to devour;
and the earth in silt-two would trim-l around.
one great Liar-k hearse! All lifc stopped be
can A: the King‘s wagons are stopped. Oh,
thank God for bread—far [in-Jill
JACOB HEARS mot) Nuts,
1 remark again, that like those that came
from the Egyptian palace, tlic King's wagons
brii'gus good news. J:l?ul)ll:ld not board
from his boy for a grunt many yarn. no
acnr thought of him but with: lwnrtachc.
Tbs-re was‘iu Jacob's heart a room where lay
the conga: of his unburicd J rvsopli; and when
lhc nag-ins came, the inn-2;. wagons. and
told him tint Joseph was _\e t nlii'," he faint!
ilmil away. Good new. ‘3' Jiiicub hood
Iit‘Wti t’ur as. 'l he King 5 wagons come down
and tell us that our Joscphdcsus is yet alive;
that he has forgiven us because w» throw
him into the “it of stiller-Eng and thvilnngmn
of shame. ll.) baS risen from them» to mind
in apolem Tho Bethlehem Sbt'pht'rds wcre
auaLawd at midnight by th ~ rattling of the
Wagons that bro-ugh: t‘i: lulltlgi Dar
prth.s ssnals 11:31:2- \asz [anion
of life, of huntml;10r:1 tn.- uur hunger,
mimcut fur our rial; Militia. Joseph—Jest: is
still alive.
I go to limit up Jesus. 1 go to the village
of Iluthany, and any: ”Win-m tines llary
live: " Tln)’ sat: ‘ Yonder Mir}: lives.” I
go in. 1 see where she sat in the sitting
room. 1..) out where Martha worked in the
Litiluz-n, but I find no Jews. lgo into l’i
:. scour: mom, and I find thi- jinlv'cs and
tlzc Itioii c.- ziud tho priaomr's box, but no
do". :3» [1,) into the \rimzzthcan cemetery;
but the i133 >1 is gone, and the Nitroud is gone,
n: ..l Jams is gone. lly faith I look up to the
King .4 palacc. and behold l have found him!
Joxpli—vaus' is still aliwf Glorious religion,
a "marina mini-21m: out at duatli‘s heads, and
Cl‘t‘bfi l;«‘.;-.«~.:m.l nndurtakvr's Screwdriver,
but one lmilllilillj; With life, and sympathy,
an 2 gladncrs. Juacpll is yet alive!
I knot: that my Redeemer hm;
W hat comfort this sweet smzc awn 3 Ever
Ilc livcs, hel. 1.0.x, who once wuss ‘cal
llolws, my cverliving “end!
He lircs to hunt me) daily breath.
no lives, and 1 than muqucr death;
llc lives my mansi. in to prom.
He lives (3,! bring me safely them
He lives-£3 glory to his name;
lie live: my Jesus still the saute:
Oh. the Site c: joy this sentence gives,
1 know that my Meow liven!
The King's wagons will after a while un-
load, and iimy will turn around and tbeyvrill
go back to the palace. and. I really think that
you and I will go with them. The King will
not leave us in this (amine struck world.
The King has ordered that we be lifted into
the wagons, and that we go over intoGoshen,
where there shall bepastumge for our largest
flock of joy, and then we will drive up to the
palace, where there an: glories awaiting In
which will melt all the snow of Egyptian
nurble into forgettalness
w: WILL SEE OUR 711123110 4641:.
I think that the King's wagms will take In
up to see our lost friends. Jacob‘s chief un-
tici'pation was not seeing the Nile. nor of see.
ing the 10:3." colonuades of architectural
bounty, nor of satin; tho throne room.
There warn foam toall hbjourueymmtodl
hisvluticmations, and that. was Joseph. Well,
my friends, I do not. think heaven would be
worth much it our brother Jesus was not
there. If there were two heavens, the one
with all the pomp and paraphernalia of an
eternal monarchy, but no Christ, and the
other were a plain heaven. humbly thatched.
with a few debits in the yard, and Christ
were them, I would my, “Let the King’-
wagons take me up to the old farm house."
If Jesus were not. in heaven, them would ho
no music there; there would be but few peo-
le there; they would be of! looking for
the lost Christ, crying through the universe:
“Where is Jesusl where is Jam!" and after
they had found him, with loving violence
they would take him and bear him through
the putts; and it would be the greatest day
known in heaven within the .memory of tho
oldest inhabitant. Jesus never want: of! from
heaven but once, and lie was so badlytruted
on that. excursion they will never let him go
Oh. the joy 0! meetingourbrothaflaqih-
Jenn! After we have talked about himfar
tumor any»: leventy yamtotulk with
him, uultoeluphundlwiththeheruotitbo
wonthoucmd millioniiof cliildn-ntliut shim
tic-inns say hum gone into the futim- world,
them in not one 13! thcui dead, and tho ii Ing‘i‘v
wagons will lakc you up to iin' thrm. Ynu
oftm think how glad yuii will l4.- tu aw ilk-:11.
llaw yuu ltt‘l‘i‘l‘ lliuugm. my l3rutlm3, my
sister, In)“ glad Hwy “Ill he la 5w you!
Jacob was In: morn.- glad to my Jiwgvh luau
Jurwph um to .cv Jul-uh. En-ry 1111113 the
door in hcuwn ops-11». tin-y ion-l; hr 501‘ if it in
you mating in. Jmi-I-li. uni-a flan-ling in
tho palm-u. hunt. nut crying who»: lm thou glut.
o! Jm'ulk—ultirutl. And the lit-:wun of y-wn
littlunnn will unthc fairly hogan until _mu git
them. Alltlm kiudurmu ehomittioiulw m1-
1113 Mail will not audio tlxcm forgo-1 you. 'l'iwri-
thvy urn. the radiant throngs tlmtp‘vut out
{rum your lioiitcst I throw a kiwi-'1 tin-
twect Ilnl‘lillgi. They an: all well now in 1l-.e
Imlum 'l'lw crippiml child has a sound fun!
now. A littlu lame child says: “Mu, “ill I
lie lame in bran-iii" "No.11“- darling. you
won't b: lamp in brawn." A little tu-l.‘ chdd
$z1_15:"\l.1.uillllo suit in lwincnt" “Vii.
my dcai \uu “illll he bll'k in liiau311.".\
littlu lil: llil child my: ‘.\lu, will 1 bond
in hmwuf' "No, my dmr.vyuii won‘t be
hliud in bran-a!" ley mi! ull Vlrll there.
ll. my buyliwnl, for swim 12:11.1 “1- 11nd
three imlm from church, and mi Nturiuy «lays
the ciiiiilri-ziataiel at. homo, but father and
mother ulwuyawi-xit t-1 church; that was a
habit they bail. Un those shinny Sabbatiis
when my amid at homo. the absence of our
[hunts seemed very much protracted; for
the roads were very bad. and thry man not
get on \ery fast. So we would go to the
window a: 12 o'clock to sou if thcy Wrr.‘ mm-
ing, and than “'0 Would go at hall'past l‘.’ to
too if thcy were twining, and at a quarter to
l and then at l u'i-lvwlz. Alter ii “lulu. Mary,
or David. or D} Witt Would thwut: "Tho
wagon} m'iuungi” and then WU would no
it mailing out o! 11:» “URL". and uwr
the brook. and through the lane. and up in
{rout of the old famibotxw.‘ and t’mn we
would rush out. leaving tin- vi-wrs Wide npcn.
with many thin-g: to tell them. asking them
many qumlimxs. “1311.111; «Ivar Rirctiirvn,
I think we arc many of 11.5 in the! King’s
wagons, and Wu are on llzr any home. The
ma! H wry bail, and m3 gut uzi aluu'ly, but
alterau'iziiv “A! mil can.» winding out of
the worlds and thruu ;,'.1 1th.: brum 3;! death,
and up in front ( f tlin w L. “only burnt
slcanl an-lnur dc;33:1.1til.iulr. l mu» have
been waiting anl min-Ling for us, will rush
out. thn’urgli t'iiu (1)0?" and UVl'r thclawn,
crying: “The waguna are coming! the King's
wugrvnsame‘umingl” Hark! the boil of tho
city halljstrikm t cl... Tficll‘c Livia"; on
earth, and likewim .: a high won in lawn.
nut the :3 .zlxjsd -l today ml.» the
gloom nut of the lb. tights that wuuld .thcr-
wuu Lo struck through with lirldtttghl! “ 9
mod totiiinl.‘ that “2.5. I “tubal “a would
have to go afoot, ungaing tAUWZl 1:1 tit-2,1nirc.
and the Luanda of terror might gut after us,
and if “'3‘ got through into heart-u at‘ all we
would Cnmu in tom, and wounded, and
Healing. I remember what my tn-t'u chat.—
tcrcd and my knees knocked togtrtlwr when I
heard anybody tall; alma: drab; but I have
canto I.) think that the gram will be the
softest bed I ever slept in, and tin) butt-7m of
of my feet Will not be “rt with the [things
of the Jordan. "Them that ul-wpin June
will Uol bring with him"
I was hurtling of Robert thunk-y, “in! mid
howishcil he could ilm far away from his
lricnds—lzke .1 dog, crawling intoncomer
and (lying unrlliswrtml. 110...: wire his
words. lloit 01113 to «L..- ur. ii (‘vucb sur-
rounded by loved ones, no tbs: tiny with III
my hair the glad. Sifcut, jubilant announce
merit: "The King's wagons are coming.”
Hark! lhear than: raw. .lrc thcycoruiug
for yrru or me!
The Haunted Gallery.
Hero is the mysterious hauntcd gallery
connecting the old "quarts apart meats" w 1th
the royal chapel. The gallery is haunted,
it issnid, by the shrieking ghost of Queen
Catherine Howard. The queen Wm a {1+
cinating. deceitful. delightful littln crmturc.
whohad been sadly neglectrd in her youth
andcorrupted by ilebnsin; companionship,
but full at the delight of lab and shrinking
tensitively from every much mt pain. Yrs—
terilnysbo had been the pulled tuy of her
cruel husband; today she was doomed to the
fearful fate that awaited Harry's disv
carded wivu In the horror of her po-
sition, surrounded by rough and brutal
Ioldiers of the king‘s guard, she found a
momentary chance ol my», and rushing
through the lonzgnllery ran to seek bcr but
bad, who was at that moment bearing an.
in thecbapel, to cling to his knees, to softe'n
with her tears that heurtof adamant. The
guards at their utmost Ipeedfollowed the
poor distracted creature. J an naboruched
the king's closet they overtook her and
dragged her back, her (rallied m ro-
mnding through app-her. The gallery is
aowusulasakind o! lmhwrmbutltill
tlwshrleks of the agoniud queen mtobe
hard at times. Anyhow, in Ernest law’s
interesting volume, “Hampton Court in To—
dor Times," there isrwmt tastimauv to that
etl'cct .-—Ail the Year Round.
st. PM- W
Oneotthemoetextrnordinarytbingulnut
St. Petersburgletheumof the side-
walks. Itmustrurelybe accounted for by
emotion Ignlmt'the prevailing natauol
Rush. Eveninluding thoroughfares tho
siihwalh, instead of bemgmedquwitbu,
as level at possible, abound 1n the moat
treacherous up- aud down Bowdrunhen
mat survive-walk through the street: ll
to me an unsolved mystery. In W
boroughitueedtoheproMlynidtbettbe
kamwhohid out the town,purpoeely
olevntedthuidewulkaeoupleor feet above
theroadwayinmd the rtreet: in order
tobreak the neck: ct drunk-rd; Pou’bly
similar benevolent motiv- prompted the
(instructions! the trottolnof the Italian
capital. People mud to mythlng,aad
altar-tum! in thecltyyou become,» no
“Whtbemddmlhiftinpof gum-it
u halt to notice their cxistmce.—Corr
“WMMW.
Wear-Ip-
'l'he woods need fir tbopulpmklugure
Wthopophr utmowMIpi-ueoudflr. Wood
with m navigated ta twentyfour
.C. H. ‘ HARVEY
ammonia, plimphutim. linw. and all tlu-
mlulti-runln quucnlly fnuiul iii luiliim:
pow. lt'lrl. 'l'lm rhai~m~~1oi of 111:.tcrinl:3
11ml. tlwii purity. and ”13- Hi! My d‘tliv' 1-r
tilllllllllillltlll. l't’lltlel" i ‘luii land's Nllit' in r
lmkingImwilurthnmmt lit :1ltltfulalnlmuz-It
(«33111011111 al in mm, audit always “limb
\tlmlv-mnn'. llllltlllmlfl. nncl tlclicimis food
It in tin-otnim-uilul for purity. Iwulthi‘ul
less and cllivii-ncy by (iowmmvnt and
Stain izhvinistu. chvniistn of ”and. of
Health. and jimféssors in institution. of
learning throughout the country.
hold only in com. full \wipht. .
(‘1 1n nun llflll’l'ilMl‘i. AuuNt. N. Y.
GREAT llEUl’lTlth MN
0 8
H()U'l‘ll.
nery 0 s Lv. Nun-5k. 1.11.50. Somalis Ar. Wit-oi. l'uth
7313.31 trill-.13. scum.
arr. 3- ~25 -3 1““: "
,, , . :~ tum 3‘ 1011" u' 33
)Iit.Lilmniuiof 1:50pm. HINDI“. III?!) III
8:" " l'lfi "
Birdsv Feathers. 6H " Iixrd 1.5» "fluid 701) "ll'x'd
no: .. .. Ntr .. "1311': .. ..
Velvets. Hats. Ste. H " 3' 3M 3 ' 30 3|
cl Slut .
9:01.111.
Beaver Hats 11.1319 133
_ Ntlll'l‘ll.
“on 31.00 I0 sL'so' Lv. Wilma l'amt 11.50. flout-l". ALNurwlll
3. . ' ' 2 0 red
Wat'lh l)oubl¢- the Prion. ‘3‘, "1" 3"” L‘g‘f‘ ”f d Ila".
' lb ' '1 H ” 921mm.
.. W. Hill ‘ “ll .20 Ml” .III.
I” .3 7:. " Mu... imp" blunt 7111 Rural
! -1-:»p.m. 51» 33 1.15 “in
. 556! " 19$ " bill "
7 ,3 ..
- - , 111111 “ M 131! St". I? " Mind 1021 Hind
MILLINHRl STORES, ”4......
3 Wirlcr SI . 7:! Mala 5L, 6'3'313 m’ (3:3: 51;”;3"
Somali;
Hit-'1: Low in .3. wk :1 lull line 3.!
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER flLfllKS.
-.. ‘C.’ ..-
Seal Plush Sacq‘ues
fipimlld (loo-h ,“ 3
#53500 and 835.00.
-,*.__ _-
NEWHARKETS.
RAGLANS.
JACKETS. and
WRAPS.
Wu lame all who intend buying :11. Ihl‘ult.’ mir
wt of any uwmptxon to
Visi t 0111- Cloak
Mill
A it
Bill 3111 Sill]
Coming in Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At‘theStonot'
C. H. Harvey.
lunuotuote
80. Kuwait.
33113138311111
3331111111.
333 1111131:
'I‘ralue Luau tut hornalh.
outwu wlv'r mum nur
ta“. :1 In mu u. I-l
(in: 83 "
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1,11 .3 S ..1' ll
0.1mm». : laminar.
y Outlaw “on. Pen. All
__ llhl?tl.t'l‘0.\'lt.‘ RAILNDA 11.
luNttUltt it NORWAIJ IIIVISION.
Com-cm: Sumnba anti. 15ers
l’muxer 'l'raliu.
W. H. mvnsmn. Vim hr». and (mi
V. t'. l'n’sl. buptviurmtcn',
A W. l’rum, (amt-ml Pannier Agent.
IAIN LINE.
Lam Emails-wt to: l'itss-t-t
7 (-8.1. m. utmmo'll
3 Mali per.
la 1!
111.!‘ p to ltml tl“flu\ am.
{In " exprv-w 120:. la
0.11) ” vrumwy'n
i
'bon um] .m far M Kim ll ilorvl
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W. K Lvul. Hopi
.\ W. l'mus Hen Pm mgr: A;' i.
liar-'2'!
Bfialxpmt, (Tl
GET THE BEST
“l'lllllllll”
1.
Vibrator, and extract: teeth withoutnin, uni true
at any 'mre chi-mu [I’Iinlc ll tooth a
amenity. 083cc and mldmcu adjoining lothndh-t
pen-mow. Nonnlh. l t, Uln‘ut‘hllnfll ("Mn
A.“ . I" I‘IIRI‘IIS‘.
JEWELER.
“no "Itch repulrllf 1i Spoclelty
Swami-”Classes.
llillllllllililil 3111 11333111131.
Do not buy e lummtnl'ul m llcedntonc from any
Mgr-pl). butxo direct to Ilia rllu' noun 0!
Bum, W Iltl’ strut llnrwullt end nclcct one
all complete and you will not be din pointed in It.
appear-um little! in all kiiid- or ullding atom
audnmutuywmli.
,0 “'o lith'l‘l‘ls
813111.
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance ('0.
Partners Loan and Trim (0.
Jll‘th'anlln Mo:- tguge Trust Co.
l’lrc. Life, Accident. and l'lute Glass
liiauruufl'.
TAYLOR & (‘ULIDE.'. Ans.
lit-ll bistr- & Its-um'rc Amy-y, South Somali,
Conn.
13113 331111
23 lluin St, 80. Noru'alli.
Meats, 1311110131311,
3111113, Vegetables, P111111, E13
01’ All Kinds In Their Season.
AT‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ll. 2. llESfiE’I‘T. B. h. HUSH-Ill,
Jacob M. Layton,
ital Brute and [louse Agent.
(loiiem 1 Insurance A gency
rim. Life: and Autumn. _
Oman Simzaship Tick-tit ~Czbl11 and Stet-rage.
Drum fut uric 2 ml upwards and .tanJ'V (mim- to
at: part:- of Bung-c
l. 3.0
931‘ 133A 3 I
HEATER.
V'l'wrhlt in “:3“ all»: Ly'.l-. ma." ”on in the
Sentinel 0hr -. wit-w in NI! Ir «mu in mmt on on
eppiiratmu.
W. BRENNER
Sole Agent lar Sorwallaz.
.0.
SANITARY FLINT-1‘4 .EXDIJDW [ISN'I‘ llE
“YATES“ A fil’l'll L‘lT".
' M
wrmlillflw 3331
W55E5l\i7uial“l *1“ MIN”, dam-.fikx
thin-«1‘ i¢,¢~
Will Will
, Now is the time to put in vcur
WINTERS S'l'illlli!
—-——~—‘oob
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Rubber 600“ 11313131311 By Careful Drivers.
A SPECIALTY.
lhey Shall be Sold at Last
Year's Prices.
REMEMBER
l2 Main Street.
South N orvvulk.
.___.. __._.. 'A
mm
8““
“I. I. ll..-
Merl-
“fir-t...”
Miami-m
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
1
’RllMflNll BliflS
Willflliillilli lllllli'l'.
one Qutlty.-—'l'llc no“.
damn-m first. In."
Home om Poultry 3 Specialty.
Mon Delivered Pr‘owptly.
. New? Public 3.1km» twig-3153 2.1.: lulu-n.
irtaiirm 'l'ichclu. llazgagr i lucked
i to Destination.
6 Warm: 51.11: SL, .351: door to Poetoflltc.)
South Nor-walk. COnll.
BEE HI V E.
unllib’ .isnultuxv 13mm; mu.
(‘ 0 to the [la llive uhrn you no hungry or dry,
I for yun can gt: a goal filllflt‘ meal or lunéti
at ell two:- at prim-p so that you am slim] it and
gin-32m Our 11nd.- an 'lcn. can": and Milk.
either hot or (0311.15! kindeof 'l‘cm trance Drinks
Al.» 1.82:: Board. a Biz-rd and ldL’lllg by_ the
any or Wfitk. C «we and me f. r yours" that it ll
jun like home and neui'l it) and make 033 fa-l at
home llvptctfmlg. 1!!!! BR lllV' Ill
43in
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Elan.
A man at age of” .4 would probabl hard insurance
I -r many or tumty-hte para. mi humane he
nasal; it furthat t‘me is- no n-wm why he should
nipalet: tokccp it up durin the whole life time.
Ilc im- m‘ev eight hundred c gnu-s in a thousand ol
lino: more than twwty ymre and nearly eight
huadn'd in a thousand all: ring twi- nty live your!
Whig": tum no bright he should not
«glue: to pro [or the “fillet! of dving~which
are mpmnt! y nunwmmwhv e lllhffll insurance
whom: lSSClth’. lb TllE
couusc‘ncur GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
UP RAMP-'01“).
S. S. L'HOMDIEDIIEI'.
smith Norwelk.
GILBERT . M. BITCH,
Livery arid Peed Stable
mnwrcrt norm.
[larva and (hrrlngeeto tolctforell mum at
WaWro-eethll'l‘nlmw
(lood‘l‘umouteullwomble Price,
CANDIES
Of all klndl MUM
BAKERY
“a..- .-
llOllNUCOPlAfl. CANDY TOYS, and a full aim-it
meat of ornamental candy.
HrsJohn Holland“
LADDER"! BLOCK.
3:13"
Henry Tilly.
CARRIAGE MAKER»
Special attention siren to rec
pairs In all branch".
A good mail-hand, two-nont-
eil earrings for sale.
W Melton, Jewelry. Sili'orwnrtw ,
11111 13131311 1113.
N113311tl311l111.
vii; Pnopztuns
“1 "’43" 34‘! -«.‘ >3
il’ Norwulk '& Eagle,
Will 3 “all y tint... Sunday: i-mptod in!
freight l: mu Nuv \url. Nomulh and :l‘umh
Nonvnlli 't‘ 111 leave P101323 foot of Beckmnu punt
New You Curl! evening. except msutmlln. at 5
o'clock. 3 on Saturday It 2 pm have Nor
walk [it uni Sout Norwzlk every evening.
Frel; taken [tom and receive-cl for all
point. .. tho Dunbar, and Norwnlk and
Shopiu Bullroade at Greatly Reduced
Batu
Upon l .‘tion to Again the CitV of Norwrlh
um Its; 1111 be neat for epcclnl out at freight
wywhm u .‘ew York or in \chlully
W! jvirmae an: lorhid trusting any 0! the
employ-r - t the ROI” 0! tuiullnc on accountof
the u .1. n- ion-til.
H. S ROOD,
W" 8.1301188,
—-AND-
Silverware.
Spl‘cll' 1 attention paid to the rel-u. ring of flat
walclue an: d jewelry.
53 Main tutu-c1.
SEWERS!
33‘. M. PIERCE.
9mm: 1N
S ICVV Ell. PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
I. pth rand to make connections with main ma
pig: in this city on the rum: favorable term.
men inn riding to connect with the recently laid
ecwms Eating city will find it to 'Rcll’ advantage to
Cl“ l a lit.
. ‘1. 1’1 EI£CE
llox 20. South Norwllli, Ct.
The Metropolitan’ 3 Record For I887.
t “7“th [312an of outstanding Palm during
81 .
(lain in Assets during 1867 81.201.17.11 63.
8’Gsin in Premium income (luilhg 18117. Si, 180. 67]
1...... .n iniemi Iiccelpbb dflflnhg 1887, $55.60
(lain in Gross Income during 1687. :1 236,321.36
Number of Death Claims laid in 18811:. 'tltlzl.
19{mount paid to l‘olicv- holder: during {$7. :2,
Number of Policies in Forced .,348
New Insurance written during 1887
Car ital and Surplus tcr tummy of olicy- holder:
ov cr and above the: ruuve ruininrd b law, (4 per
cent ) and all othi r liabilittee. 31.101.30in
Amount paid by the Company [0 its Policy»
hoidcn- for Clsiins. etc , since organization, plus
present inward Assets. $180108!
JOSEPH Ll-Ill'th. Amt.
‘ .iorl‘s' n. I‘ERRIS,
t' to
' 594,213.00.
filth-ale: in all made of
[103}. All] W001]
Bzvvi‘tk. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, hackawaiiua, Locust
llountain, Franklin, and
Williosbarre Cools.
33.11 131' RUBBER Pilll'l
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
eliall streets. Branch other: at Stilaon
Drug Store Min
i 1 L
. .
Tho latcetdhoaurylor tho'emolnl :1 mum of
the min anahulr. mum-e nlous- AXILI
con. homiluflmbamnmdrlw
BALDNESS.
It hummer” mammal.
perform a cull m2” tho but? cool: I.
not yet entirety“ plum-cup m tuppe.
onlylnobouthulflntollhum
FALLING HAIR
Hana-pram“ and unio- -
flopped Mwm zinc!) and bumme- It a
e-euyourodhyhohtu'n !uuoul rah-loan No. a
Ilium-mil not to eon-tall any yum-m annuities"-
...... DANDRUFF
btruuhlodm with «W Ono bottle offlioMrk-imm No. .1
wide-ammo! ttlndkupltol-htluullnu
Eiii'ili AND 11111011011111
$333332... "33°33 Wm’www
wmumnbmgoler ‘
$1,000 REWARD
Mmymmtmgu any tantrum .
puhlhhoa mmum‘mmwnu my!
““1""1’11538 coon
tom umwlu but" tiy
"datum
Zimmhbna‘tudzw.w New» ”all Ii 8
wee-t tho mm- morph-2
mkwggx 11.3....
Mint-tubal. 0%..
manna!
0‘3.2=...u and Reta
' 9mm 3. Pursuit.
at Iltlllt' prlcui chugul by Bridmuiort tum-u.
MRS. W. H JARVIS
m Nun street. loath Non-ill
J. H Klinefelter,
WWWID W".
h313,11110111311,
Vegetables, Fruits,
tcANNED GOODS. 2T0.
~ «o- mm
0111. N. Y. N. H. M. [131111.
Teloi’ihon» Council...
1.33.. 811111311!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED! .
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING 0F ALL KINDS
Rgntinel Oflice.
Halli], 3311313 ill.
'——-—QOO-'- -—.
woon MANTELS.
nouns,
BASH, 13mins, ..
mini) woon worm.
08' ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
{W’m—
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turnirig. '
Lumber Yard lit-1mm rullrmi and untagged
llill at foul of Marshall Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
H3133, Bailey 8.111.
LAM Es 3:. EElilEls
DYES
Do Your own Dyetng, at Ila-u
'They will dye everything. They no sold every.
100. a package. Theyhaveuoequal
f'or Strungth, Brighton. Amount in Package:
or for Futures: of Color, or non-fad
Theydonot crock orlmul; ”colors. “Enrol-lob,
BOYT'S Pharmacy. and Geo. B. Planted. drugzim.
n1 1}
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Punk-s mom: can‘ tell the stock h until
m and to z y n“ W!-
WILLIAM Pomrorn-z,
sou'ru NORWALK.
3’"? P“‘
"aloe Blochwuor 8t"
ilNoI-walk. - Conn.
. Being u'uhle to muruturo ,
9"II: A. R N E S S
Tacompctewlth. 33:: [have taken thr
Aden-e3 ambit-h
agency 0! one of t.» l
maul :1 1h. um: for the tale of
Harness, Saddler; Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, lie.
Pine Bat-non To Order,
AI uennl. etthe old landmine” I will he?“ 1...“:
for lim- fWhi Che-rot
Robe. For.“ Real. ”Tram!“ .'
r
2 i it U allml
1'13 lininllirlil
—-.‘lrll Burr——
MEATS
SERVED IN Till BEST IANNIR
Elam went the choica‘et
o! trouhh or
what, to well u
“P111111 of all [(1113
migrant.
. m m m ma...
tune chill-e
mm villi-inbound;
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