BOSTON STORE, ‘
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83--Waslfing‘ion St--83
lillli SUMMER SALE
THIS WEEK.
wr. sunnir rou PUBLIC FAVOR THE FOLLOWING schematics in
lithium.
Cream Damask.
Coi’d border, 60 in. wide, 290.
“ 6i; "‘ 49c.
Cream and W hite Damasks
63 in. wide, 490.
63 " 69c.
White Damask.
68 in. Wide 75c,
Turkey Red Table Linen,
25c, title, the and We pr yd.
Napkins.
Five-Eights, 43h: prdz.
Special, 1. i SI and Lid pr d7.
Bath Towels.
2 large Turkish Towels for "251-.
Eli-large " “' 25c ea.
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We cziii particular attmtmn to our (‘Hlll‘
plot» naunrtmunt of
Ladies’lllltsli ii lr titlerwear.
Corset t‘ovcrs.
Hamburg trimmed liic
“ ii tucks '25:-
Torcliou " lilo
Lace “
Hamburg trim \’ h’l: & i'r't 59c,
Skirts.
10 in. l’louuce Ii tucks vile
Caiubric Rulile, Luce Trimmed
and Tucked 50c.
Drawers.
Tacks and licms 25c. -
" Embroid. 250, 32hr.
Ellll) and laser. 39,59,79e.
Children's Slipsy from 25 to 3.4!)
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Pull lll'tlili :lilt'.
liliESS 60008
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For whatever occasion you
may want a dress, (Sillr, Lace,
Cloth, Lawn or Sateen) 'twill
pay you to examine our stock.
Blk Nunsi'eiliug ~10 iii.wde,ii‘2l
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(.'ashmere all wool, 40 in.
wide, 48c.
Col’d l'asliiuirrv, all ivool, 39c.
“ Serge, all Wind. 4'.’ in.
wide. ‘i-‘ie.
llllc Sarah, 30 in wide, 490,
22 " 68c.
" '3-l “ 89c.
(tlml lies.
All wool l'liallics l-lc.
French Sateens, iilll dress pat
Ecru of ill yds, ill”.
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I’RICICS \VIIJ.
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iliubroidcrics, Edgings,
and insertions.
Black lace Nets and Honor:—
lugs at one-hull actual value.
lie ll Builii
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GLOVER
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Our Hurah Kid Ladim’ 32 no Shoes are the lineal cvcr nth-ml in South Norwalk.
LadleB' French Kid lland Rem-l, L-ulicn‘ French turned and WNW at price» that
will aatonioh you.
A full line of ladieu‘, (Ihildrcn'a and blon'o Shoes that will pay all to examine.
OLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
llllllillillii Killfii'l's
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T. Burr Cover 8; Son,
Qprlncwood.
All]; ()RllliRS I’ROMI’TLY FILLED;
any People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
Steamboat to New York.
mlflnclflfl 'OHDA Y, ”A? DC.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY"
“with M mM'aklnv
munit‘nn.“
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SUMMER VAGAwNS '.
DR. TALMAGE PREACHES ON THE
WATERING PLACES.
With floater “and [In Pictured tho Snare.
” Pitt-Ila Tint Elation Unitary I‘m
During the Period That Should no Do.
voted to Rent.
BnooKlA'x, Aug. 3,—(‘ume yo yourselvea
dpart into a desert place, and rest awhile.
—-Mark vi, In.
Here Christ advises his apostles to take
avacation. They have been living an ex-
cited as well as a useful life, and be ad-
vises that theygct out into tho country.
Iain glad that torlongcr or hiltll‘lt'r tiuio
multitudes of our people will have suin~
nicr vacation. The railway trains strobeL
ing laden with passengers and lmggage on
their way to the mountains and the sea
ahorc. )liiltitudcs of our citizens are pack-
ing their trunks for a restorative absence.
The city heats are pursuing the peoplo
with tort-h and fear of sunstrolre. The long
silent halls of sumptuous hotcls are all
abuzz with cxcitml arrivals. The crystal-
line surface of “'inuipiscogce is shattered
with the stroke of steamer, laden with ex‘
cursionists. The antlers of Adirondack
deer rattle under the shot of eitysportri-
men. The trout inuko fatal snaps at the
hook of admit sportsmen and {0.55 their
spotted brilliance into the game basket.
Already the baton of the orchestral leader
taps the music stand on the hotel green
and American life puts on festal array.
and the rumbling of the tcnpin alley, and
the crack of the ivory balls on the green
We billiard tables. and the jolting of
the bar room got-lets, and the explosive
uneorkiug of champagne llolilL'ri, and tho
whirl and the rustic of the bail room
dance and tlmcluttrrin: hoof.» oi the race
courses attest that tbc Mutant] fur the great
American watcrinu plan‘s is fairly inaug—
urated. Mimic—thin: and drum and cor-
ntrlri‘l-[llhluil and chipping cymbal: wtvill
wake the cchoc: of the mountains.
vacuums .\i:i: mail}, iu"i~ni—.\v.iui;!
Glad I run that logged out American life
for the moat port will linvc an opportunity
to rest, and that uni-i r3 racked and dc‘
:‘itrnyed will tind n lh-Lhcmln. Ila-lievc in
watering places. in: not the commercial
llrin begrudge the clerk, or the cmploycr
tho journeyman. or the patient the phys-
ician, or the church its pastor a season of
inoccuputlou. Luther used to sport. with
his children, Edmund Burke used to corms
his favorite horse; Thomas Chalmers, in
the dark hours of the church's disruption,
played kite for recrmtion- a. living: told by
hinown daughtcriraud the busy (‘hrlat said
to the busy zipirstlm, "i 'ninr- ye yourselves
apart into a tlt’~t‘l‘l pl ~ 2 and rust awhile "
And I haw ohm-l led r they who do not
know how to ha! do Lot know how townrk.
Ilut I linw to declare lliln truth today,
that wine of our Lisliionnblc “Luci-lug
place: are the tcziipirnl and eternal dc-
strnction of "n llillllllllilt,’ that no man can
number," and amid tin: congratulation»; of
this season and tin- prmpt .1 of the depart-
urn of many of you for tin» muutry I must.
utter a non: of turnin; plain, carries:
and unmistakable
The first tcuiptution that. in .lpt to hover
in this direction is to how your piety all
at home. You will send the dog and cat
and canary bird to hi» it ell cared for some-
where else. but the trmptatiou will be to
leave your religion in the mom with the
blinds down and the door bolted, and then
you will I'tllllt‘ buck in the autumn to find
that it is Marvell and s‘lfliil'llltftl, lying
stretched on the rug stark tlL'itIl. There is
no surplus of piety at the '.\'.t1i‘l’lllLZ place-u
l ncvcr know any one to grow wry rapidly
in grave at the Iik‘lliullililli' summer reaort.
It is generally the i'thc that the Stillbirth is
more of .l t .tl’li’w it ii: in niiyoilierilny,nnd
thct’c an: Bum. . .ilt'l :iundny mics
and Sunday l'\t‘lll’.wli in-u.
iiii; IizLixoi‘i.\.- ii< or i'i;vii=i.\~r.o LIIILH—
l l \\:~.
Elder: and dcncoin and minute“ of rt.L
llgion who arc cntircly ('«iunlstt'ui. at home
wmetlnics when the Sabbath dnwim on
them at .\'i:i;.:ur:i l'aila of the \Vhitc moun-
tains ixiLv 2hr dot to ihrmsclics. If they
go to tho clnii’i‘li, ii i; apt to lutnnacrcil
parade. and tlic ilisimirw, lll.3lt‘lkltlf being
it plain Lilk :tlmlll. tho soul. ire apt who
what i; culled n «inn-l. htl‘tllilur-lltfii in.
514110 (list outiw pull-d out of the t‘flll>l(.lll‘a
of tlic ycnr an the our tum! adapted to c.\-
cite inlinirntion; and in those tllllrt'lli‘h,
from the nay the ludim hold thcir fan»,
you know that they .iw not all much ini-
pressed with tho ill‘tll 1H with tho pictur-
iwlucncss of half (lint low-d features. Four
puny bulllrl stand in the organ loft und
squall u tulle that nobody knows, and wor-
Shlpcrn, with two thousands dollars:' worth
of diamonds on the right hand, drop a
cunt into the poor box, and then the bent"
dict ion is prullullll"t‘ll and i he farco is «mind.
The air is lK‘Wiit'ilt'tl with “tho world,
tin- llt'hll and tho ill-vii. " 'l‘hcro uro Chris-
tian.» who in illl‘t‘t! or four \wck in such it
place have had wuch m riblr ri-nt» nuulo in
tin-tr (‘hi‘ixtiun roim that they hurl to kccp
darnuiu it until ('lii'i-itunni in wt it mend-
ed! 'l‘lui health of a great runny pwplo
lllltlt‘t‘n .in manual H‘IL to main minurul
itprini: .‘lll :ilwiltito tum-.mlty; but. who
your itiiilo along with you and take an
hour for m-crct prayer every day. though
you be nurroiiu'li-d by gulfuw and union
nnliu. limp ltuiy tlin Sabbath, though
tlnvydl-uonnm you tum bigotcd Puritan.
Stand off from Him: inwtitutiouu which
proponc toiniitutuun illi‘i Hitli‘, the wutcr
tho lniqultica of olden limo lhtdcnrlltnlcn.
Let your moral and your immortal health
keep pace with your piiy oral rccutmratlon.
and rcuicniin-r that all tho watcru of lla-
thortn- and sulphur and chuiybcate springs
cannot do )ouminuch timid nu tho ruin-
cml. iicnlinz. pvn-uniul ilmul that lmmka
forth from tho “limited Aura " This may
in your imt mmuwr. it so, tnakn it a tit
\‘fltlbltlu «if hum-u.
'llllvl ’l'liill'IATltiM-‘v til” 'llili lilliinl. RACE.
Another imiplatlon around nearly all
our watering: piano is the homo racing
biiuinvss. We all admin: tho hon-w. Thom
net-«ts to iw u redistribution of coroneta
among thv brute rriguinu. For ages the
lion has bw I called the long; of innate. l
knnckoli m cor-incl. and put thocrown
upon tho liar-w, in ewry way" Holder,
whether in niniponr spiritor audacitynr
intelligence or «lit't‘llllltm' nwitiinean. lie
is semi-human. and know: how to reason
on n fillltlll scale. The ccntaiir of olden
tiium, part horse and part luau, mum to
bu a suggestion of the fact that the home
in something more than a Most.
Job let; forth in» atrcnutli. his beauty,
his ninety. the panting of lllu nostrils, tho
pairing of his hoof, and him, enthusiasm for
the battle. What Rom lionheiir did for
tho cattle, and what. Landmr did for the
(10¢. Job. with mightier pent-link»! for tit.
hone. Eightycluhttlmea does the Dildo
speak of him. He comes into every klngly
. and into «very great (K't'zlllflll.
and into every trimupii. it is very evident
that Job and David and halal) and W
andJnndahandJohnmm fond“
“x-..
tho horn. Its name into much ot‘thglr
ry. A red bom~that meant my
blue harm-that meant lamina; it till:
bow—that meow. death; a whim horse—4
that meant victory.
All the Bible makes a favorite of the
horse. the patriarch, and the prophet,
the evangelist, and the apostle atyo
his «luck hide, and patting his mun 3
neck, and tt-ndcrly lifting his exquialtely
formed hoof, and listening with a thrill to
the champ of his bit, so all great nature-
in all rim-s have spoken of him in oncomi—
taatii: lcriun. Virgil in bid Georgics al-
most seems to plagiadw from the dearly
tion of Job. The Duke of “'elllngw'n
would not allow any one lrrev rentlyto
touch his old war horse Copen an, on
whom ho had ridden fifteen hours withou
diunumnting at “'atnrloo, and When olyl
Copcnliain-u died his manter ordered and ~
itury salute tired over his grave. John
Howard ahowcd thut hodlit not cxhannt.
all llli‘i sympathies in pityitfitlie human
race, for when sick he write home, "Has
my old chaise horse become sick E spilled i"
You CANSUT in; A cuiurrmzi 'rt'ttrnlx.
But wu do not think that the Speed of
the horse should be cultured at the ex-
pense of human degradation. lion-i races
in olden tiniui were under the ban of
Christian people, and in our day tn.- Homo
institution has come up under fictitious
names, and it is called a “snmnrerm t-
ing,”alinoist suggestive of positive reig-
ious exorcism. And it is called an “agrh
cultural fair," suggestive' of everything
that is improving in the art of farming.
But. under these dcocptivo titles) are the
same cheating and the same betting, the
name drunkenness and the same vngitbond-
age, and the same abominations that Were
to be found under the old horse racing sys-
tem.
i never knew a man yet who could give
himself to the pleasures of the turf for a
long reach of tinii: and not be battered in
morals. They hook up their spanking
team, and put on their sporting cap, and
light their right. and take the rcins,-and
dash down the road to penlition. The great.
day at Saratoga and Long Branch and
Cape May. and nearly all the other waitr-
ing places, is the dnyof the mew Elia
hotels are throngcd. nearly every kin of
cquipage l» taken up at an almost fabulous
pricv, and flit-re are many respectable peo-
pie mingling with j-ickcyq and gamblers
and llbt'l'illiirs and foul mouthed men and
tlaahy women. The bartender :éill" up tho
brandy silhhll. The, bets run high. The
gI’L‘I‘IlllUl‘lt-w.Sllpltflnlllg all is fair, put. in
their money soon vii-nigh to lose it. Three
weeks incl-Int the rare takes placctlie strug-
gle htlctiiilt'ul, and the men in tho seen-t
know on which hire-i to bet their money.
The two men on tin- horses riding: around
long beforo nrrnngml who shall bent.
Leaning il‘Hill tho stand or from the: car-
riage are lilcll and women .x.) (the rbcd in
the otru5uln- of bone and muscle: and met.
tie that they make a grand harvest (or‘tho
piv kpo lit-ts, who cnrr ‘otI, e pickr-tbmiks
and purtmnnnaics. Than ticking on Sci!
only two homes with two riders flying
around the ring, but'théru‘ls'nmg n’man
on that stand whoso honor tindd mastic
liappimm .‘tiul fortune—A ivlntcmane, white
foot. white think —nro in the gulp. acip
with inchrmtv, and with trait . and Wllfi
profanity, and with rutnwliluqk‘nccls. black
loot. black flank. Neck and neck they go
in that moral lips. illt.
till-LP .-\\v.\\ runs! ii'
Ah, my friends, have nothin ' to do wuh
horse racing dissipation: t summer.
Long ago the English government got.
through looking to the turf for the dragoon
and t cavalry hone. They found the
turf eprcciates the stock, and it. is yet
worse for men. 'l'honnh' Hughes. thcmenv
bar of parliament and tho author, known
all the world or tr, bearing that a new turf
cntcrpriso on» being started in this coun-
try, wrote it lcttcr in. which he said:
“llcnvcn llvlp you. thou; for of all tho
conkers of Hill' t'lil n;.;liz:i:i' .i (horn is
iioililn: in Y1il~ .- ppi‘ urchin; in
illl‘rill~»i' . . lull-ling
ii. . . . . ......l inilllllifln
Uflll‘i. l'... i- . ' ;,1'
Another l.Lilt»|li“-,‘ i. ‘ ~ liu v. ;. cs: “How
many fine d-mi um linvc bun :hnrcd
uniting [hear tl-mh of rilpdclv iu‘a aliarks dur-
ing tho but tum l.'lllilrt.‘|l years, and unless
the systcin be fillt'l'k‘d, how runny more or»;
dimmed in full liilri lln: 5.“)li glllli” Tilt!
Duke of Hamilton, through hi: horse rm“
lug provlltitiu. ll; threw ycdts gut through
his entire I-ii’lllllt ot lut'ww, and l uillsny
that inllti? of _\-ui lti‘t‘ twin; :iiidcrrnincd by
it. “'itii the bull light» of Spain .iinl tho
butt baiting» of the pit umy thi~ Lord Hod
:llllllllllttlt‘ lb:- lilidlilwii» stud n~ viiracd
it‘ll-3P i..clii;: vi l'lzip'lnnrl .in-l .\Illl'l'll 41'
It,» ini‘: vr and \lu'dk of another It'llllir
tntion that hm r - UYt'l' illI' \‘vult‘l’lflfi plants.
and this l'i rln- it‘llilllltiliilt to biu‘rlllfl‘ phy.»
icnl strt n,;t£i l‘liv inudi-rn Bethesda was
meant to l‘.‘« opwmtw tho physical health,
and yet how many conu- from ilic “our
lug pinch», ilii'll‘ lit-.iltii uimdiitcly ill"
atroyed! .‘Ii-w York and Brooklyn idiots
boasting of ll.‘t\llll: iinlillml twcnty glow-n
of cough-v4 nun-r ir-fiiro. bruiltfibt. Fain
ilit‘fi lp‘i'ltsluttluil to going to bowl nt ltl
o'clock at night grouping ttni.l l in; ‘J
o‘clock in tho moriiiiitz I))'Hpt'lll|(-, u~u
ally \‘cry runtioim about illt‘tl health.
mingling li'c ctr-(nice and ii mun.» and loh
hicl‘ salads and com not: . until Llh- gzuirlt:
juices lift up all till i:' \wli‘v‘ of lamenta-
iliili and pruh‘ni lll'lll'AIH “lunch and
bluinli-m young llH"i «'linw'riui: thum-
iwlvcn intowrtigu and (Jitulrthy. Thou»
mind! of int-n and woman muting bitch
from our maturing pinion in ilm autumn
with tho foundiittnim laid for (illitlv‘itih that.
will but them all tiwlr lilo lruiir. You
know an well in l do that this In tho Mlnplu
truth.
A “Mi: Li H: lll\l' “Ill. ”aiii' "WK-b Milli
WA\.-<‘.
in the monitor you say to your good
health: "iloodby; i am tpiiin; to have a
good than for a little while. 1 mil be very
ad to am: you again in the autumn."
in in the autumn. when you ari- lnmlat
workin your ofllm or Iihop oi counting
room, Good Health will come and say,
"Willy; Imagining." You my. "Win-m
are you “tiling” “Uh,"ltays (loud llaalth
"i am going to talu- n vuuttlon‘” 1th; a
poor ruletliat will not. work both ways,
and your good health will lvam you
cliuloric and Hillt‘lll‘lll‘. and Miran-owl You
corprcttcdwith your good health in the
summer time. and your KUKI health is
coqitcttltiu with you i} this winter time.
A imminent of Paul.» mm» to the jailer
Would be an appropriatu inscriptirm for
tho hotel register in every wan-rim: plnrc,
"Do thyw'if no harm."
Aiiotlicr tvmptailion hovering nrouthl
the wutvtintt place is to the formation of
hasty and liteloni: alliances. Tim water
lug places am mprmsiblt- for mom of the
domestic lnieiicltim of thin country than
all the other things mmbinnl. Such-t3 hi
on artificial there that no sure judgment
of charactr-r can ho lormwl, Those who
form companionship amid such circuit»
stances go into a lottery when themm
"only blanlm to one prize. in tha‘aevero
to of life you want mom that: glitterfind
It) in. Lifeianota inliromn Wit"! the
manic. dnchleatheatcp'andhbwaud prone:
and gram-fut swing of. loan trail nan make
up for strong wrammi unis.» You may no
., in
iron a hutswm in numb militant... Minivan. AUGUST 4. 1890.
well 30 among tho 9ny painted yachts
a summer regatta to find war value!- as
so anionmhe light. spray of the summer
watering place to kind character that (an
stand the tau-ii oi the great atrugglo of hu-
mulifc. Ali, in the battle of life you
want a stronger wcnimn than a lace fan or
a croquet inalli-t! 'l'ho loud of lifuiaao
heavy that in or-li-r to draw- it you want a
team armour-r than one mud» up of a man-
culine Knt-filudqwr and a fcniiuinc butterv
fly.
'l‘li' t‘l.l:t’L uto For.
It thcrc in :my man in the community
that. excites my mutenipt, and that ex-
cites tho contempt or every man and wo—
man, it is tbc null handed, soft headed lop
who, perfumed until the air is actually
sick, spends hhi summer in taking killing
attitudes and waving sentimental odious
and talking infinitesimal nothings, and
finding his heaven in thc sci of a [milder
kid glotc. limit-i HS ilqhi. a.» an inquisi-
tlun,two hour» of cmmiininatu skill ex-
hibited in lllt‘ liu iii‘ a flaming crnvat, his
conversation made up of "Ali’s" and
“Ohm" and "lie hack." it would take five
hundred of them hiswt‘Il down to make a
teaspmlnfnl of rulvcn' foot jelly. There is
only one counterpart to such a manna
that, and that is the frothy young woman
at. tho watering place, her conversation
made up of French moonshine; what she
has on her head only cqiialed by what she
has on her bitch; useless ever since she was
born,and toiu' iisclcsa until she is dead;
and what they will do with her in the next
world I do not know, chept to set her
upon the banks of the River of Lilo for all
eternity to look awvei i God intends us to
admire musicuud fair facts and graceful
stop, but amid tho heartlessnens and the
inflation and the fantastic influences of
our modem watering places beware how
you make life long covenants.’
Another temptation that will hover over
the watering place is that of ham-fut litcra~
cure. Almost every one starting 03 for
the summer Kuhn»; sumo reading matter.
It. is a book out of lllc library or oil the
book stand, or bought of the boy hawking
books through the cars. lrcally believo
tlwre is more [)estiferoustraali rcnd among
the intelligent viruses in July and August
than in all Iill‘ oilu-r ti‘tt months of the
your. Men and women who at home would
not be satisflal with a book that was not
really sensible l found alum-gun hotel pi-
anos or under tin- ll't‘l" wading books llié'
index of which Would make them lililnll if
they knew that you Lnew what the book
was.
"0h," they say. “you mu~t have intel-
lectual recreation?" Yea. ’l‘hcrc is no
need that you til-kc along into a watering
place "Hamilton's Mctnphysic.»" or somu
thundcrnus dim-nurse on the eternal dc»
chats, or "Farinhiy'n l’hilosoplty." Thcru
are many easy boolm flint. are good. You
might as “cll say, “I ill’itlllbz‘ now to give
a little rest to my digestiiv organs, and in
stead of rating heavy int-n: and vegetables
lwill for n little u hilc talu- lighter food/n
little atrychnlnv and a few grain: of rat:
banc " Literary poison in Angus: is as
had a: literary pols ’1! in liccciriber. Mark
that. Donut let the frog and thc lieu of
a corrupt printing prim yrup and crawl
into your Surntogzi trunk or “'hitu moon
min valL-tc.
wuar iv Lioiiixw; moi il‘ ~;i;ii.i: \w' 9
Would it not be an awful thing for you
to be. struck with lightning wini- day it llt‘ll
you had in your hand one --f these paper
covered romanccsvthu ilt’l‘n n l‘drislnn
rune. tho heroino an unprinclplcd dirt—
chapter» in the book that you “Mild not
read to yourchildn-n at thernte of slot n
line: Throw out that BUIII from your sum-
mer baggage. Am there not good books
that are 01“.le rend—books of congenial
history. books of pure fun, books“! [nu-try
ringing with inrrry canto. ho lk.‘ of line
engravings, book: that Will rcst thc mind
as will un‘ purify the limit! and ch". .ui; till'
whole lii'c‘ My hearers. there will not lw
an hour lwtwcrn thii and tiw day of your
dcnrh ulwn you r..:i Mind to r- ml .\ in vii
lcn king in moral p: .ltk'lilli‘.
,\Ill)lllt‘fli‘llliliiilirilil‘.\1\l'ri.ll.: all around
our wutcriug pill-A1“ is the intoxicating
beverage. lniu told that it i-ibrconziin;
mum and morn funhlonnble for \vonicn t-
drlnk. I L‘Jn,‘ not how Well a woman may
dross. if ah:- has tnkcn enough of wine to
flush licr rim-k and put glikfi‘vlllt‘b“ nu hrt
t‘yl‘n‘ she is intoxicntrd. She may be handed
intoaX‘JW carriauo and intro drain-nah
enough to confound tlie’l'iil’.i:iy~
intoxii-ntod. .‘Illi' may bc dgrnuttnio- of n
gruttitksttiulclilid tho (lililflltll‘l‘I‘l ~-ill.t’
iiinn lit dung. r of being iioiuiiiniul for ii.-
pl'L'Silill‘llL) «in: i~dlunk You nary inn.
3 larger vocabulary than l have. and on
may my in ri-gnrd to licr that Elicia-14“
\ivial. or aim in "incrry." or She»
“imtive,” or ahv i~ “cxlnlarutcd,” but you
cannot with all illxll' gzlrlundw of \W'I'lilil;t
cover up the plain fact that it ism old
fiLwiiiotiul mum of drunk
Now. thi- unicring illicca are full . f
temptation: to lill'll nu women to ilpplk'.
At tho close of llli' tcupin or billiard gaiiiir
they tlpplc. At thoclumc of tho totillon
they lippli'. Scaled on the plum cooling
tllt‘lfl‘l‘l‘l‘ri oli tiwy tlpplc. 'l‘ho tinged
glauwscomo around with bright. strata vi,
and they tlpplv. First they take "light
“’lllt’a,” 1” tin-v call thcin; but "light
wines" arc heavy cnougli to lll‘lNlb-f the ap
pctiiv ’l‘ln-n- in not it vur ' long road lw
twccu champagne at tivm ollurd per bit
tie and “liliiity at line cent» a gluon.
~ \l LN". lili'tlitnli'lhll alumna.
Sumo lint thn-o or four [(134ch douii
which lu-inhw ini-n to ill'fllrllt’llllli. “in
man he talnm up, and throughout- aprcc
pitches him into ctcriiul darkniwt. That iw
:1 mm raw. ‘l'cry mildom, iiiiln-«d. can ‘tltl
find a man who will be Mli‘lt a fool in t at.
\Vlwn it man gom down todwtriictlon
Satan bring» him to a plane. It is alumni
nlevivl. Tin: doprcuuiun in sunlight that
you can hardly are it. 'l'iiomnndmm‘not
actually know that ho l4 on the down
grade, and it tip. only .1 little toward
knives » iii-it. a little. And tint first mill.-
it in i-luri-t, and tho wi'untl mile it. in niiurry.
and tho third unit! it in pitncli,nttll the
fourth mili- ll l‘t mic. and the fifth inilu it iv-
porter. and the girth mile it is brandy, and
then it um lill't‘lh“? and deeper. and tho
man not» frightenel and myn. “Uh. let rur
fret. off!" “No,“ any tho conductor. “thin
s an expo-M train. and it does not stop
until it acts to tin- lirniul l'cuiml depot ul
Snwhuptnu " Ah. "look not than upon
tho wlno when it is rod. when it uivethits
color in the cop, wlwn it month itself
arl ht. At the but it blteth llku a iterprmt
an: atlngcth like :in mldrr."
My fricnda, whether you tnrry at home—
wlii-Jh will ill! quite as safe and verbal»;
quite an mndortahlrwur go into tlm coun-
try. arm yonmxlvm again.“ trmptaurm.
The umct- of (bid la the only safe. limiter.
whether in town or country. Thm'm
watering plmw nu-malbln to all of us.
You cannot open a book of the Bibi» with
out finding out imam aim-h watering place.
Fountains open for sin and uncleanllneu;
wells of salvation, ntreama from lab-non;
ailood atruekuut of the rock by Mason.
fountains in the wilderness discovered by
W; water todrlnlt and water to
in: the river of (ind. which l4 full of water:
wltuofwhlrii if a man third. he ahail
mthtm; while; "I wnlcr in tho Ville]
of 3!»; living; fountains of water; a mm
xii“ ‘n
..—
rim of water as clear an crystallrom un-
der the throne ofliod.
WATKBINU PLACES Acct-12531111.}: To an.
Thaw arowatcrlng places accent, hie to
all 0! us. We do not. have a laborious mk—
ing up before we start—«mly the throwing
away of our transgression. No expensive
hotel bills to pay; it is “without money
and without price." No long and dirty
travel before we get. there; it is only one
step away. In California in live utea' I
walkod around and saw ten foun , pll
bubbling up, and they were all diflwt.
And in five minutes lean got rau it this
Bible parterro and find you ftyiright,
sparkling fountains bubbling up into éter-
nal life.
A chemiat will go to on: of these sum-
mer watering places and take the water
and analyze it , and tell you that it contains
so much of iron, and so much of with, and
no ranch of lime, and on ruin-ii hf magnesia,
I {onto to this (ionpcl u ell, .... living
Iouutain, and analyze (in: v. tor. and Illnd
that its lngredienta are pth'M'n, p.ti'tli)ll, for-
giveness, hope, comfort. life, heaven. "llo,
overy one that thirstctli. conic ye" to this
watering place!
a Crowd around this licthcsda today! Oh,
you sick, you lame, you troubled, you dy-
ing—crowd around this Bethesda: Step in
it! ()h, step in it! The dual of ‘im rov—
enant today stirs the water. \‘i _. til) you
not step in it? Some of you ill too weak
to take ii step in that direction Then we
take you up in the arms of . r cloning
prayer and plunge you Cl!‘ til under the
wave. hoping that the cure be M sud-
den and as radical as wit" i, pi. Shaman.
who, blotched and car iv‘d, stepped
into the Jordan, and z r tiw seventh
divo conic lip,l1l5 skin ‘ -:it~ mmplex-
toned {L5 the “Call of a lit: child.
ODDS AND L‘iDS.
A. Rinaldi, of Orlando. i 1.. has .I. twenty-
ll"t: cent min of a Spani l dciu ulnnt‘lon
dated 1773.
It is reported from China that during
storms in the ('hckiani: pri n luv-u haiL~tones
of such enormous size fell as to destroy
houses and animals.
The Maori womcn in New Zculnnd are
killing themselves in their etiorts to wear
comets since they have sccn them on the
missionary woiuv-n.
l‘rw ladies commit-r that they cirry some
forty or fifty Illlll'i of tour on their head;
the fair linirwl may even have to dress get“
cnty miles . -f tliri ads of gold every morning.
About 7” pcr cent. of the staleuts a;
Georgia's State university are p00r,_boys,
who are in their places through rigid econ-
omy pract'nied at home.
As soon as, the horse cars from ' Cairo t0
the pyramids arc miupleted, and thawed:
'u nearly done, an elevator will ho mfllqto
the tops of the venerable piles, so hat. as.
rent may be Illihletllilclil)‘ and com ortnbly
to the modern trawler.
Among the m utenniul cnniniemorntions
of the city of 'ltli‘nsil tin-re will be the es-
tablishment of a medical departmentnt
tho Xt\\'ilhu~\1) wkiy niiivc‘ait "oi that city.
and thcercctmn of now ‘iuinings for the
judiciary llt‘pnfttm‘llls, the imstal tele-
graph infirm. the limpifal.» and the insane
Asylum of the pin! c, lLiHl also a new jail.
Tin- family of tho lulu [innit-l Manning
have uivrzi l'r iln' i it}: of Albany tho largc
photograph -»t' l'ln‘ irritant)“ building at
Washington taken for the late secretary
by the supcrx Min: architect's bureau. The
picturo is ~ by :1, in site. and is hand
aomcly framed in rnrvul Irish oak.
Ilythe English law heirlooms nrocxeinpt.
from probati- duty, so the duko oi Hamil-
ton paid unihingon the treasures of his
piilnco when ho tunic into yumion in
1‘68 lint when he N‘ltl them they ceased
to be heirlooms. it appears. and the board
of inland ri-zcuuc in“ >liockrd his glitt‘t‘
with ll. sullrn demand far ithl‘l'l. or St pcr
-' 1 Him-i l‘t'.tll.’."‘l from tin»
: -il [min >~ \.l.i'.
'l'iiv likiVfil i. W til'llt \ ~llmvthat tll Roan-'5
mmt flourishing pi-r'iod aim had Lilian}
iiilinbiiints. in an A. ll. she had whllll;
in 1.577, linul. iindvr Leo X. tom», in 1537,
about. Mull“, in l~7t it rose to ZHJIUU, in
txxl, mum; in l‘F‘J, more than “011w.
'l‘lu- l'i’:i\.il‘r.~'nr t‘roatian soldier-9 0W»
worn .‘i band of ~tutI round their throat: to
support an Illilillt'i they nun-i ' churinto
prnlci't ilicin from salwr cuts. us,»whrtt
lwgnu in wipcntition in tlicSt-vcnlcenth
century «nth-ll llllllt‘Itk'illlidl. which still-Ii)-
tniiis union: (lu- gcntleini-n. and latterly
among Ilo' l'lllll“ of wearing it i-raint. vi
rntlu-r n N .ll'l t 5 im htiv.
’l‘liri'u i-- All llli~‘l‘t‘~ll'lt.{ ht'llt'lllt‘ for com!»
li-diing :i ll .tllllk: hotel at [long Kong.
'l'li.- \‘i‘~~l'i it in bun: three decks. thi' lower
in lliu inning l for dining, billiard, smok-
ing .ii. ‘ curd rimnn The main iii-ck will
will. u |ll.i\\lli.‘.€ room. twenty one licd
room. inn it “till .i fill Sim-d bath .‘illil
droning l-ullll. while the llptwi‘, or spill
dci‘k, him lm-n :ll‘l‘illlgfll in; n promenadc.
(in the body of uniiicido found in tho
slim-t the nilicr day “an the llxunl lcttcr of
uplanntiuu. containing this unusual ntato»
iuont. nifiml npxnircntly an a reason for
rushing out of lifr. "l lllltt' found outthnt
ltiziwhud :ltlnllilli' linturl- liu yearn. At.
llilll'n I iuny im the hunt until in the World.
but at other» l mu lllliilt‘ to injurv my best
filwd ”
\Iiu‘lllllli‘ili pin «in Hill of St. l‘rtcrainirit
nit-i uullwl to a plitirnt. in young ludy of
good family, mutating \tllll ncrvmni pron
truti’nn. Uu i-xnnilnation lu- found that
tho young lady had taken part in hypnotic
mun-wand lnnl Mon hypnotiwd amoral
turns. llt‘ft‘lltlrlt‘ll tho {Min to this mod
icnl t‘uitttl‘il A mmmluionol thrmcnil
iieiit Illubit‘lllll» cxandiied thu paticnt and
Mllitiianiluil'tl the fact that lll'l’ nlllm‘fti. war
due to hypnotic. practirw.
\ ltallroml ("lira In Stimuli-r.
A day or two urn-r l‘imnncvy Al. iicpvu
sailed for illiropv it Mlflllm‘l‘ Mlilllh‘rt‘tl
into the oilicv Hi the prcsiidi'rit of tho New
York l‘cntrsil railroad and mdwd tomvc Mr.
llvpew.
"llc lln‘ilflillt‘ to Europe.
m‘illilil l at the door.
“Fun I wo Mr. llu Valli" mid the aim"-
gt‘l‘.
"Ilii‘a wine to Europa», too," Wit" thn rc-
'nuiil tlii- i'olon'il
r
“Well, run l M‘!‘ Mr. Coriiclliiw \‘iiiidcr—
hilt "' was the next duration.
“lie is In Newport "
”l'nii lace W. K. Vanderbilt “'
"ll? in ill Nuwpurt aim. "
"\Vlwn- can i illui Vii-o
Clarke“
”llo has goin- to Albany."
"Whom ls Vice President lluydi-n‘"
"lin l.- out of town "
“And Vim President. thln"
"Ht! ill in Etu‘npc."
"Can lane Supt-riritmident 'l‘onn-y )"
“lie is up the road “
“Well. when: in General I'lkfiflwllfll‘f Agent
Daniela?"
“lie has no to (‘apo Nay."
"Well, who it thunder to running this
rail 9" cxclntmi-d the manger im-
"Ina-‘- lt. do he ritnnin’ itself," lid
“1th munch-Now at
l’rcqldcni
SPIAL SALE
SAILOR aiid sinus
H A T S I
FOR THE FOIT‘ltTlI OF JULY.
Those purchultgilat hid 'I’iimming will have
Hat Trimmed Free
minimum
3 WATER STREET,
NOR“ .iLli, . - CONN.
6156'.“"3r3i: iii—FE“,
UN DE RTAKER.
32 Sorth Slain Street, South Norwalk
Upon at all honra. The Services of an Embalrner
my] ly
BICYCLES.
.. 5%
and Funeral Director mural.
Headquarters [or :hz
WA ltli'lt‘li AND VICTOR
Perfrcizon. Safety and mixer high grade Wheels.
Also a t‘n-rt-cnrs Satay. all ball bearings, 37"
Finn-clasp m: ndbard Wheels for sale Repairing
in all .1, : rumba.
latdivn‘ rainy, an ha. boning,
875.00
Leroy 12:. Wheeler.
13$ Witter Street. South Norwnlk, ”1031::
l. DBKLYN & SUN,
auteur-ore in i‘ u Duh" 3".
51 Washingtin Street, South Non-walk
27 Alain Street Norwalk.
hill-Class Balers, unfamiliar
And “1- Cronin.
0rd» H l’rmni-tl} .lticinlr-d To.
I‘ DzKlA'N. ~10 a r’ DEKLYN
()L’il W \l.l. PAPERS.
more particularlv our new
tuw cost Wall Papers, are
i-stwcially noticeable for cor-
rccl style and effective col-
oring, and cur line i< cn—
txrt-ly diil'ercnt from what
ilie local ilerilrr can show
_\v u.
Yr ur own ptlinto-r r.r pnpv
E-r hangs-r can Ullllllfl from
ii- any \anl input .’ yuir
~n ii i' .llll
Joseph 1’. Bicllugh & (70.,
3 “3.: l‘lil St.
,i
. ,,.
NC“ YUK h.
Ii"
\ '7 t' I
mi} (in)
llumér B. Hoyt
Removed
TO
8 Nail Main Street
\OI'TH Ntillll'.ll.ii.
URI! I’IK. BRANCH
Original Klilllil and Mill t‘nie
l'rown I’Iutcrn and l'lllii.
The» ..in the- nnly Harv lh-nuvtra In me for thou:
Itilicml wl'ii llflfilil'fl lliwam, Liver t‘oiiipunut and
lnnary .Aiivcziour. ”lily more pft‘plli‘tl in tlic
our rum; . I‘ "n- tlruttiralnml tin-only Kidney
and Lin: tutu .iiit wit? nature :on in inrfirl
i.r.i<‘lli
.\ i l.::il c:- l'rc
6‘. B. It. :5.
t‘ruii.’ Mi illt'llll' (‘o.. Fannie, .V. .l.
Mil.” A'l‘
Pluisted's Drug; Store.
aim nouui Now-ii.
burp:iiii8.iii:o.‘~.iii.i
l .1...“- :.. ... m, v, ,',,,.’,.
i
‘ ~ ll’iumi’.
,
ill ..
DIRll:
OLD STAND
36 Main areel, Norwa'i.
Piiili’i ; lulu Slflll
iiu -'c pm ,-.
, 15.
1'".
0M wlr‘vl 3:0 and In a ll othvrgmul! In proportion
Ita’i‘lqt'lo .n i ii i unini ai'l‘rs, :i p'
Willow, Cane and Splint Chairs at Cost
CALI. AND III.
ruin-r am mmuno hall?! merit
nan-s. mailman mum» om,
Tim. on. run-niacin. no. no.
0" Cloth amt Iattlrm Very Low
lililll & Wlliilasav.
...—“.....-
iv
3
, 0! All KIIIII In Their M
AT WHOLESALE Min iii-.1,
11.1. 8mm. a II. : l.
GEORGE II. RAYMO
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 iii 48 Main st, N ',
Also Furnishing Undort
Residence. No. It Burned] Street.
Calh'l'i'wl. Daym night.
Bay of the Manufactu
The oldest manufacturer of Ba .
offers finished work for sale in $1?de ‘-
of running gear, 3120 a t variety of bull.
trimmings, at prices IlllL‘h will be high .... ‘
low enough to suit the inset futldiom.
CODIIQ ANDSEE \ I
Frank Boylstog
)Ll'i hill
lillliBiBl
ALL GRADE
.‘iSl’ AT
Lowest Pri
r[he first Goods lor
H. S.
lillil-f Silt} W
the Least Iii
- _ ar—r
Clark
. Ml‘i ETREET.
1 1:11 1’
JAY) A a
\V. l.. Dolclns 5...».
warranted. nlul ever!
i::-. i.i-. mum- and price .Iltlullu'd on
a.
w. r Dob-6U
$3 SHOE malt.
..- . .ill ..“l LI’PII Waterproof .-
. to . u i m-urln'! ilunlllblol
M r ~ll||i‘»ll limit by tho I!!!"
. illlll‘ i f militant wearers
viinr "aorta-owed. an .
d... «In .2. ”am“ W'lllk'itgum
.,' .123 i Hi ncwc 'r t. m -
bl veu .p wt for M Iv and durability
.513 lino-brat “’0' I hi the
all w. ltl apopniar price.
€3.ij l‘ullri-mnn o Khu- humid"!
» tor Lillruml mm. Yum". etc.
. lil i ., int'unfil’rflt, Dmitri-Mm,
m «r 'i r
...: a 95.2 SHOES
». i. , . favorably M“ i V i
i r . mipruwmunta m- W.
l . tat thriw lliw. ,
. .1 brand" cannon
it ~ I . r. r-‘u-ovlmtng advert
t imitl,
w. i . Mommas. Broth-I.
gJohn Schaub & So”
' Warming!" fllmt. In“: luv-II. »
insults
Somali lob 'n I» delivered 1'!" all“
in.
,1 T:
in, Ulllill, Clams, sin -.
Sninach, Hadlshes; Aspi : .
P’mm (lmn'n him: every taming.
Pure Tomato Catnup, In: , .
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTL
HUNl‘lillll',
Norwalk Chronicler