’Itthslrookiya
whwathsltu.‘l'.DsWitt'l‘al-
haw
‘lhflnodtbstlawadfrouslm'stds.
mhjsst of the sermon was ”from
_ to Damn, or fly Tuna-outinutal
Janna” rest—rs. lull. a; “lie shell
mumm‘mmfimm
: annulus you eon.
Whattwossasamhsrsrsierrsdtot Some
.wttsaythstthe test meant that Christ
.‘w-terflnovsrell the land between the
AnilsnssssudCaspianna.w betweenthe
Ida-amt!» Iahurrsasaa wa. or he
~ twesathsltiaekssaandthsrlorthsss. No;
bushes- mytaat would havensined
u. Itmsant from any large bodyof
wattathsesrthclssracross to anyother
hgabavlyofwater. Amisolhaves right
brand it: He shall have domain from the
Muwthel’sciflcses. Myth-malt.
Mfwflodl
consider the immensityof thispro-
“on. Ifitwereoulyasmalltrsctofland
mpabls of nothing better than .gebrnsh
audwithabilityonlytosuppovtpralriedogs,
Idiouldnothavemuch embeds-alum
hgfltrist tohaveltadded tobfidominlon.
it. Having been privileged sixtimes
bau- thls continent. and twice thiamin—
mtJhsveeometosomeappreciatlonof its
amplitude. California. which Imppossd in
boyhoodfmm itasias onthemap wssafew
yudsaaoqaridgeoflandonwhiehonamust
walkuntlouslylsst habit hishead against
”Stanfievadasonmwsideorslipofi
Into the Pacificwaters on the other; Cali-
mthisthlnsliceof landasIsuppomd it
bein boyhood,lhave fouudto belargvs-
all theatates in Neangland and all
York state and all Penmylvania
together; and if you add them
their square miles fall far
of California. North and South
Hontana and Washington ter-
rltoryJobelaunched next winter into state-
Mwiflbegiants at their birth. Let the
wdtbelluited States strain a point
monadmitalsoldahoand Wyomingaud
Newlaxieo. What is the useinkeepiug
use
with-naturial and ermgrearional representa-
tives. and we will all be happy together. It
son- of them have not quite the requisite
mbaof people, its up the constitution to
.ittbelecasea Even Utah will. by drop-
polygnmy, soon be ready to enter.
manyhastrlumphed in parts of Utah,
and will probably triumph at this fall elec—
, timinflaltIakeCity. Turn all the terriv
lithium states. and if some of tbesisten
”mailer than theeldersisten, givetbem
inn and they will be as large as any of
than. Becausesomeof the daughters of a
lsmily may be five feet in stature and the
. ” «ha daughters only four feet, do not let
“Daughters five feet high shut the door in
lb hem of those who are only four feet
high. Amungtbe dying utterances of our
, fled (rind, the wise statesman and great
m, the brilliant orator and the magnifi-
east soul, 8.8. Cor,was the expressed do
tamintion to move next winter in «ingress
fittlmtransfereuceof other territories into
“as.
. rm: cousrnr’a rosmumla
“But,” sayssomeone, "in calculating the
humanity of our continental acreage you
mmt remember that vast reaches of our pub
lie domain are uncultivated, heaps of dry
mnd,the‘budlauds’ of Montanaaudthe
grmtAmsrieandesert." lam glad you
mtioned that. Within twenty—five years
Mew-illnot be between theAtlantic and
Pacificcoutsahuudredmilesof landnotro
claimedeither by farmer’s plow (w mina’v
erowbar. By irrigation the waters of the
rlvulandtheshowenofbeaveuinwhat
uncalled the rainyseasen will he gatba-ed
lategreatreun'voirsand through aquedmts
Bdowuwhsre and when the people want
fliem. Utah isan object lesson. Bomeparts
d that territory which were so barren that
aspearofgrameonld not have been raised
there in a hundred years are now richas
‘ Mommy farms of Pennsylvania, or
Wmtchater farmed New York.or8mner-
It county farms of New Jersey. Experi-
. mmtshaveprovedthatten acres of ground
hydrological
a fifty acres from the downpour of
rain,asseeninourregioas. Wohavs
afreshehmdowdmughmhutiu
drougbta
Aayuutaknapitcherandgetitfullofwatu
”Multan a tableandtakeadrink
alt ditwbenyou are thirsty and never
thiukofdriukinga pitcherfulallatonce.so
Wand Wyomingand Idaho willcatch
thrainsof their rainyseasonandtake up
allthewatwaof tbeirrivers hgreatpitcb
madam-wens and drink out of then
“will and refrain limit land
m thewa The warkhssalready
thaoldehipbmrsouitswaythufihtbs
I‘m. Theiraiasmf which travel-s“
“.maotsffsctmseinucb.
longevity. Thonghmoldaow,
dsomsoftb-nwflleraekls
fiagratlon of the planet. That
Yasvnltetaeint miles bmgandahalf
mile wide and three thousand feetdeqv.
lt wen- ss if it had our
to
pmdotusemeryof tbewovld. Some of the
elm-you danotnoplommsuraby
chasm of the valley you
b Cathedral Rock, vast y minatsr built
frw the silent wonhipof the Mathias. You.
der is Sentinel Rock, 3210 feet high, bold.
mlltary, standing guard among the-gel. its
top seldom hunched until a bride one Fourth
I July mounted it andplanted themtional
findardmmlthepeopledowninthevslleys
looked up and raw the head of the numntain
turbaned with Stars and Stripes Yonder
are the “Three Mars," 4,000 feet high;
"Cloud‘s Rest,” North and South Dome
and heights never captured save by
thafisry bayouetsof thathnnderstorm. No
put-afar theeye, noatopping placefor the
mind. Mountains buried on mountain
Mountains in the wake of mountains. lounv
talus flanked by mountains Mountain
split. Mountains ground. Mountains fallen.
Wits triumphant. As though Mont
Hammad theAdiroudaclrs and Mount Wash-
ington were here uttering themselves in one
magnificent chorus of rock and pruipieeand
waterfall. Sitting and duhing thread) the
rocksthewator annesdown. TbeBridalVeil
falhsothinyoucaaseetbefaceofthemoun-
Iain behind it. Yonder is Yosemite falls,
dropping 2,83i feet, sixteen times greater do
went than that of Niagara. These waters
defined to death on the rocks so that the
white spirit of the slain waters, ascending in
robeof mist, seeks the heaven. Yonder is
Nevada falls. plunging 700 feet. the water in
arrows, the water in rockets, the water in
pearls, the water in nmethysts, the water in
diamonds. That cascade dings down the
rocks enough jewels to array all the earth in
beauty and rushes on until it drops into.
very hell of waters, the smoheof their tor-
ment ascending forever and ever.
run “wa5703: van:
But the most wonderful part of this Amer'
ican continent is the Yellowstone park. My
visit there last month made upon me an im-
pression that will last forever. After all
poetry hnsexhausted itself and all the Mo»
mend Bierstedta and the mixer enchanting
artists have completed their canvas. there
will be other revelations to make and other
stories of its beauty and wrath, splendor and
agony, toberectted. Th 7 Wu: I1 k
Bageolmrist‘s Inrndise. By chenpenlug 1
travel mnyit beco- ethe ' lnygruundl
Insomeportiousof t th I‘unm bathe
anarchyof the elements. Fire 1: .~ w A. ,
and the vapor bovnof that at age, terrific.
Geyser cones or hilh of rystal that have
beenover five thousand years growing. In
plants the earth, throbbing, sobbing, groan-
ing, quaking with aqueom paroxysm. At
the expiration of every sixty-five minutesme
of the geyser! tossing its boiling wstsr 185
feet in the air and then descending into
swinging rainbows. Caverns of pictured
walls large enough for the sepulcher of the
human race. Formations of stone in shape
and color of calla lily, of heliotmpe, of rose,
of cowslip, of sunflower, and ot gladiola.
Sulphurand arsenic and oxide of iron with
their delicate pencils turning the hills into a
Luxemhnrg or 3 Vatican picture gallery.
The so called Thauntopsia geyser, exquisite
as the Bryant poem it was named after. and
the so called Evangeline geyser, lovely n the
Imgiellow heroine it commemorates. The
so called Pulpit Terrace, from its white ele-
vat ion preaching mightier serum of God
than human lips ever uttered. The so called
Bethesda geyser, by the warmth of which in-
valirls have already been cured, the angel of
health continually stirring the waters; en—
raged craters, with heat at five hundred do
greesonly a little below the surface. Wide
reaches of stone of intermingled mlors, blue
astbe sky, green as the foliage, crimson as
the dablia, white as the snow, spotted as the
leopard, tawny as the lion, grizzly as the
beer, in circles, in angles, in stars. in euro-
nets, in stalactites, in stalagmitea Here and
there are petrified growths ar the dead trees.
and vegetation of other up kept through a
process of natural embaluunent. In some
waters as innocent and smiliugasa
child making afirst attempt to walk from
inmother’s lap, and not far ofi, sa foaming
and frenzied and ungovernnble as a maniac
in murderous struggle with his keepers.
m mus» Caxton.
But. after you have wmslered sarong the
to enchuitment for days and begin to
feeltlmtthrrecunbeuothhlg moreof inter-
esttosee, you mddcnly comenpon thepero
rationofail majesty and grandeur.the
Grand canyon. It is have thatit seemsto
use—and I speak it with moraine—Jehovah
seen: to have surpamed himself. It seems a
great gulf letdown into the eurrnities. Hm,
hungupamlletdowuandsprwlalwouhare
allthe colorant landundu andsky. Up
bohtering of the lord God Almighty. Best
work of the Architect of worlds Sculptur-
iagbythe Infinite. Masonry byanomnip
oteut trowel. Yellow! You never saw yel-
lnwunleaayou mwit there. Red! You
‘neversawvedunluyou sawitthere. Yb
kt! You neve-wviolet unlesyoumwit
than. ’l‘riumpbsat banners of color. In a
cathedral of basalt Sunrim and Brunet mar—
riedbythesetttugof rambow ring. Gothic
arches, Corinthian capitals and Egyptian
bun. Bugaforttlcationsofgranitemn-
mummfupdihflm
mrlheversat. Pe-tefwatwsstwhieb
- . th;
“I
busing would be fit preparation (or
the‘haofgls-mlngledwithfire.” Stand—
ing therein the Grand canyon oftheb'el'
lowatone park on the morningof Aug. 9. ft!
thamostpartwe’held our peaoe,but after
awhilelt fiavhsduponmewith such power!
mflnotbaipbutssytomyeomvade:
”Whats Ilali this would be for tbelast
Judgth See that ndghtyesscadewith
the rainbows at the foot of it. Those waters
congealed and transfixed with the agitation
of that day, whataplace they would make
for the shining feet of a Judge of quick and
And those rainbows look now like the
crownstobeeaat at his feet. At the bot;
tom of this great canyon is a floor out which
thenatiousof earth might standandall up
andtlowu theeegallerieaof rock the nations
And what reverberar
tlonof archangels’ trumpet there would be
through all there gorges and from all times
caverns and over all these lwights. Why
should not the greatest of all the days the
world shall ever see close amid the grandest
dead.
of heaven might sit.
scenery that Omnipotence ever built?
m Imus: or snares.
Oh! thesweepof the American continent.
Sailing on Puget mural. itssbovsssnbdd that
for fifteen hundred miles a ship’s prow would
touch tbashore before its keel touched the
bottom. I said: “This is the Mediterranean“
America." Visiting Portland, and Tacoma,
and Seattle, and Victoria, and Fort Tovvn-
mnd. and Vancouvers and other cities of the
northwest region I thought to myself: Those
are the Bmtuvls. New Yorks, Charleston and
Savannnha of the Pacific coat. But after all
this summer's journeying, and my other jour-
neys westward in other summers, I found
that I had seen only a port 04' tho American
mtinent, for Alaska is as far west at San
Franciscans thecoast of Haiuoismtof it,
m that the central city of the American can
tiuent is Sun Francisco
I havemid these things about the magni—
Where its
tit ,
.Etri‘
5‘3“le
tvutalenmlwlthfiveaorashedyel-wlth
three ltisvstimtsdthattokrizatethe
arid and desert huh d Ala-fir! as
much tuitvlbutlou and slates that would
brigate with Gospel influences all the waste
place-of this mutinent. bet as by payer
Indeoutributlrmand right llvlngall helpto
tillthe reservoirs. Youwill earryabucket
and you acup. and ova: a thimbleful would
help. And after awhilefludwlll send the
hands of utercyao gathers-Limiting down
overalltbelaniLndsnmeof usmearthand
mot-s inheaven will sing with lsaiah:
”In the wilderne- waters have broken out
and dreams in tbdeswt,"and with David:
“There is a river the streams whereof shall
make glad the sight of Gal." Oh, fill up the
reservoirs: America for (lad!
Small Boys and Ill; money.
A Melbourne (Amalia) letter of July'Jl
says: “A good deal of excitement arms at
Williamstown this stunning in omsequenre
of the recovery of nearly “one, a pun-this of
the money stolen from the royal mail steam-
er llarrta. under the platform of the pinned
way station. Thedbsmvery was made by two
boys named George Gordon and James Sweet»
enlmm, aged it and 15 years respectively. As
the boys were walking past the platform they
mwamomeowmoutofaholeanddart
under the northern end of the platform.
Thinking to have more sport, the boys went
on all fours under the floor. Goninm inserted
a stick and comm! to work it. nix-at.
The action {ruined a clinkiug sound, which
was no in”: "room! that the lads scratched
away the earth and suddenly dismveresl a
mass or sovereigns.
Alter filling their pockets they covered up
the plane and wentlsome. Gordon found that
he hal lirl sovereign and his companion 164.
The father 0! Gordon Holiday took both
boys, with the sovereigns. to the police stav
tiou. Themllcelwmeded to the spot and
foursl om sovereigns, including those fouml
w the boys. the wholesum having been ins
bag. Subsequently the prince, by digging
with a garden fork, found three other bugs
in different places, only a couple of inches
under the sand. The total of mvereigns
recoveraslis 3,7 ’ bags in which the
enemy wm {mud are suppoud to have been
stolen from the royal mail steamer Iberia
some time ago. .They had evhlently been
owned and some sovereign had been taken
tude of the mtinent and given you a. few
specimens of some of its ‘mbfi and let you
know the commbensiwmss of the text when
. says that Christ is going to have dominion
from am tn on: that ts. from the Atlantic to
the l’ariiic. Beside that, thesalvation of this
continent means the salvation of Asia, for we
are only thirtyaix miles frornAsia at the
northwest. Only Behring straits mutate us
from Asia, and these will be spanned by a
great bridge before another century chines.
and probably long before that. The thirty-
dx miles of water between these two muti-
nents are not all deep sea,but havethree
bluish. and there are also sheds which will
allow piers for bridges. and for tbemoat of
the way the water hi only about twenty
fathoundeep. That America-Asiatic bridge
which will yet span the. straits will
make America, Asia. Europe and Africa
one continent. So you see America
evangelical, Asia will be evangeliaed. Bu-
row taking Asia from me side and America
taking itfroru the other side. Our grout-
grandchildren will cram that bridge. Amer
ice and Asia and Europe all (me, what sub»
traction from the pangs of sea sickness, and
the prophecies in Revelation will be to].
filled. Theresbnil beuomoresen. But dol
mean literally that this American continent
kgoing to beall gospeiimdl ldo. Cbristo
found.
cut of each before they were “planted."
Four of the fivebagn lost have now been
lb. ('l-vria Hugues and the Shah.
A rather morning incident occumxl during
the brief visit. which the shah paid previous
I] to his departure to the “Acrostatic lb-
clonre.” in the Avenue Kleber. As the bal—
loon was being sent up somellody recited a
poetical composition by H. Clovis Hugues.
the dcpmy for Marseilles. The shah. as
ml, paid considerable attention to the
verses. and after the chrotiouist had con-
cluded. the author of the strophes vvm intro
due-ed to the monarch, when it. was explained
to the potentate that SI. Hugues was not only
an accomplished "l'arnassian uttuner," but
alsoamember of parliament. Sasr-cd-Diu.
overwhelmed apparently at the wide chasm
which separutoa poetry from p \litics, regard
ed M. Rogues for a few moments with
Imamuent. andthen, do~scril....;: u semicircle
with his right hand, excl. ,
peat nucinwliticinn com!
chub fell into a brief reverie.
ventured to remark that in mngratulnted
the king on his having adapter! himself so n'l
Inimbiy to the rumblimn regime during his ,
“I in Frmu'e.
bssifieashniltbefmebumanarcbitscturewas
impm'ilsd. Throu-
nwflsbuouushutkexhgafbssv-ssd
thunk arehapthd wfls tbs glut
pher Columbus when hawent ashore from
the Santa Maria, and his second brother
Alonzo when he went ashore from the Pinto,
and his third brother Vincent when he went
ashore from the Xian, took possessionof thk
couritryin thennmeof the Father and the
Sonsndthe IIolbeoet. Satanhasnomore
right to this country than I have to
yourpocltet book. Tobearhimtalkon
thevuofoftheTemple.wherebepro
pond _to give Christ the kingdoms of
this wovld and the glory of than, you
might suppose that Batanwasa greatcapi»
hlfitorthutbewasloadednpwithreal
date. whentbsold minesnt newerowned
snacnoraahichofgroundon this planet.
lorthntreasonlpvotestagniustmmethlngl
heavdandsawthbsuuuurrin Houtana and
Oregonandfi'yonfingaudldabo and Colo-
ruloandCaiiftwnh. Theybsve givendevil-
itic names to manyplaces inthswsstand
northwest. Assoouas you get in Yellow-
stone park or California you have plac-
pointedonttoyoucursalwithsnchuamesss
“The Devil’s Slide.” "The Devil's Kitchen."
“menu’- Thnmb.” '“l'heDevil’h Pulpit."
"The Devil’s lupin,” “The Devil’s Tear
battle,” “TheDavtl‘hSawn-ill,” "The Devil’s
Hachhnt‘ihop,” ”Remastered so
antitrust
Ionian-andWym-iugaud Califuvnh and
Conrado and give other nasa- to these
plums. Alltbe-rqiombelnqtnthelmd
Indian a Cbrhtian null, and awaywith
Mamie
met-mute.
nowsosrsssameosrhx.
Buthowhthiseaatin-ttu he gospelimdl
pr—
tram
fathom-"dew. Whytlspnwwofeofl,
sushi-sud
Thepulpitsadatlhitlsa
burned wfilbafie
manning.»
mun- Infirhaadtbs
”Tint." concluded the republican bard.
bowing lowly to the shah, “is of good omen.
sire, for us and for your own country.” This
i the story as told by certain republicans,
but they have forgotten to mention that
lured-Din asked M. Hugues if hefiwere not
one of those politicians who wanted to do
away with kings, and that the deputy, some
wimt discurrcerted, nailed: “Not precisely;
but the wveveign people ought to be allowed
behooeetlieirown rulers.” Onbmriug this
thesbah turned quickly away from thedetno
cratic hard and began to look skywurd at
the balloon again. He soon afterward left.
—lswalon Tales-pix.
AI Alma-t Win.
A Row Jerseycountycourt refused toallow
lwituens totestifyinsnactionfordebtbo
cameofhkdeuislofpim’ahmeutforperjury
bythe Almighty. 'l'hawitnem said he be
levellin theexhtsnceof aBuIn'eme Being.
anddld notdenya future state.but babe-
lieved the pemlty prescribed by the state
wouldba theme punishment hewould re-
ceive incass bagava false testimonyunder
«nth. Ouanappmlfromthedeeisiouoftha
mm thempremecourtof New Jersey
hovsrruld theoriginal docile-i. Judge
Dixon.iu deli
It is and thaeuwill be appealrdto the
United Stats WM. Biuvolv.
vols?
rowan
chinks.
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Cmsusn Brennan. sum. N. .
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CHAS. ll. FElilill-l,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
O
A Talk With
Col rel-rte, Moses Glover. David Flatt.
s. K Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
and Ollie".
Below will he loan» a etmpit‘ of ill: multitude of
lettu- of encouragement Franklin flower 3 we. of
158 Broadway, N'w York. daily receive. The sub
hard one» sited testimonials re from your frievuk
and neighbors, ladies usage demon you know mfl
esteem for their honor a straightforwardum. and
who would seem Io b.- a pirty with: drcvpmln.
film has been dove for «lien can are for y
and it in Indy to longer stiller when the meaneo
vcemcry iics at your u-ry door.
cm. c l. l'lltBls say-: "in tin I was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and anndxce ot thew. vet
demtptimv. misting my weight sham sixty pminds.
[suffered about one yur andshaif. livevvthz
was stone that medical ski ll could suggest. Finally
acmncu of dorms» declared my tin-e "brunt-lo;
others gave air the benefits of .ounts 'lhcnl was
dually pen-nailed [0 tube liowes' Blood Purifier.
Mm taking two or three hotter I was entirely
cured and have been a well than for over six years."
nuns. HENRY SEYMOUR. salt! to have had
smurmnoved by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. Was my low—reported like; y todic any dag;
not able to wuk aims: sure would not heal, 1‘
More?) ermd her acveu years ago end has been a
well wmziau since.
8. K STANLEY. nearly eighty years old, and
was suffering severely from a hard it. The
ddClOL‘ acid he had an “our on his lung," and
could ml: live Having heard or the wonderful
cures d . c by "The Great Blood Ponder " I sent
for it a «use and took it faithful! . My cough dis
appear. ~‘. and am now enjoying . health.
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in Norwslh, Conn.
flin- (‘elta Starr. (now llrw. Charles
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Ila-i “Valery trouble, Dumps-is, impaired circu
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showed rrit r sleep nor eat. Paid out over
eight lm. .i-ed dollars to dcctora. and warrant bene-
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tho- poin- u medicines as by the disease [is able
hey were taken. Elbe save: "I did not expect to
l Lve hut sshovt view. It flower was sent to me
by a friend I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor elm. lwas not able to walk without help
4!: now able and dowels eel about town several
illnesses . lam-new peremandl would not
baby-1w I was for rhmssnds of dollars. 1
middle the best medicine ever ofiered to the
public. Ix. tuna n ck, of Raw York, told me hr
would nothave believed I could have been cured if
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flamed um. Smoked Tongue. llama.
Shoulders, Bar-mJlnm Frank
tarmac.
Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty.
0rders Delivered i’romptiy.
GEARLBSSMITH
553 Washington Street.
Bennett & Hus ed
28 liaiu St" 80. Xurwalk.
Meats Flsi limos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Palm, lie
or All Kinds in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. 3mm. ad! I. 5. sum
Have You Heard it 2
No, What is it ‘2
float x Zelull'licep the
Niccst Market in the City.
illitilfilliiiil
Delivered eva “my morning.
WNW.
Fro-Greenslavllssvary-omiug.
Imported Sardines.
frohevary
Fish, Oysters, Clams
humus, Lettuce, Halide:
Pure Toma toe catsup.
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MILLINERY
hwmhflllfl. mounts
Boundless of Cost.
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badles’ Bleak Heller's at we.
Tarhsas, 25c. and 50s.
Givens a “L lo trouble to show goods as
Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
lo. 8 Water Street,
woman. - Canaan.
331. ‘8“
SOLE AGED! 1‘8
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Fianna Sinai Healer.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas rmmg.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGER.
AND '1‘! N\\’ A n r;
Intimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Nesting.
IUSIC BALL BLOCK
Wall Papers
largest nu! tires: assortment in the town of Nor-
wsllL A line lzuc of
tits at 25 ill. Dannie Bull.
Painting. Paper Hang-
ing. Calciminlng and
Decorating.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North lawsuit,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliable.
um FREIGHT mm.
Nurwali iiewinrl
0n and sftcr July 15, liSO, (until further Milt!)
~THE PROPELLERS
ms
g.
‘ ‘. v w a
Lity oi .‘vorwalk & Eagle,
Will nuke daily tri . Sundays excepted. for
bright between New link, Rovwslh and South
Nevwalk. Will lavemzxioot of lieekmsn street.
New York. every evening, except Saturdays. at 5
o'clock. and on Saturdays at I p. m.
Freight! ceivevi from?a.m.to$p.m, .
Returning. Bone Leave South Norwulk. daily. 7
g. m. Norwsik. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. in.
freight taken from and received tor all
points on tho Danbury and Iorwalk and
m Railroads at Greatly Reduced
M
U Ration to agentsthe Ci 0' Non-all
“Well! he sent turgid “Mlleighl
suywhuv: in New York or its ty.
wail persons are forbid trastiuzsuy o: the
gpbyeesofltbenboats of this lineanaoeountof
ROY SATON IC BAiLBGA D.
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corrected June 10th. use
llUN'l‘ & ZELUFE’S.
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Titan. ”Gala. serum.
817 " 32'! “ 87:. "
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433’“ 0"" 4 p“
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scans!
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anywhere
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worth .- w; renown.»
awe) at m: per pair II winter
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wv f ll .31
no. a indeed a crane: or a We
sure either summer or winter .
than hell Vllll.“ no.6 lets A. sum "
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o’auct hi I. ghl. listwrday until It a“:
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wen u. m ville ‘
no . we nm em for fit; at!
with u so for Ql or; iv 'srllin I
will ~|l for (3:: ch
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most a invented to hurrah fl
caress-d vets. very has a
ram is» lxmght elsewhere it ..
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tor slam; men.
out subs. paid
at our new difi rcpt '
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chat“
the salmon- ill and?“
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smr and Soft nits, sus are.
my. "mime-pa,“ ureter-used
boys. usmudtllatsfa-‘
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attenua- pull. ,
l-‘islug, Cleaning and M
Sills llals.
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luallgradewaudm‘
naiisfet
and fill]
SEWERS
SEWER PIPE ,
AND , .
General Sewer Contractor:
is
ith
sewers inthis city will find it to their
call on him.
F.
HALE’S
0fussonvolegoods,tohefoaudat'
The Pontoon; mu m
Bottled llllueral Waters.
lluflaio Lithis, Carlsbad. V
gross. Geyser, Ntzrulithic. Cl mic. W.
wm. ' nle bottle or me. are) Sutton Vichy. ' '
and Excelsior on draught. . _ .
fifteen dill-nest hrsnds.
Party difleveni brands.
The most complete mascot
found in the 10“.,
In endless variety. ‘
nary Box Stationery. Inks and has.
metronome rs...- .
The Prescription Busines’tsSpoeislty
Having gained the
first Seth Water, we mean to
obligisx
yuulntttathuyumllullfldm
Store Always Opel ‘l'fll “II. pp;
HALE THE llllllllllll‘l.
DIAL“ II
to make connections with ashes-w
hula.
II!
M. P! Eric
Box 20,80!“ Kuwait,
2.1..
LIST.
belly. m"
needs [in ysdi. deny
Imported Cigars.
Domestic Cigars
strut-nus he I ,
l’ancy Soaps
Will; u
Mail-aw
reputation of
attentive and
ER.
H()MER _
one.
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