chimp to the silver products of the mines
' thin way to encourage other nations in
' and that he proposed to’ask them.
, thought that it was time that the pending
. no final action should be taken on the bill.
. ,‘ 11111.. to be mailed or delivered to the
'Wmorox, Feb. lib—The committee
', tinned its hearings.
, Huddle it would only increase. our per
«pita to
(gun to question Mr. Newlnnds, when a
._ ‘ member of the committee asked how'long
,. hlwo‘d take. Mr. Walker replied that
, “70 days. Mr. Bartine suggested that
' 3 other members 111' tin- committee had a
all over the couulrv were interested. It
. also agreed to vote on the bill at l o ‘1‘lock
'perlnonth. The copy ri- ’lli bill was cot!
We'll. liner. McConnell. 311-1111111111. Mc-
' , Mitt 111'". lllnl'riil. l’ulldm'k. PM.
librarian
' at 11111111111! ion
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outed"
The Hearing: on the Silver Bill
Will Close,
”ID A VOTE WILL THEN BE TAKEN.
1111. mm: 11111 racial 111 La: by the
, mm»: “the Xenon—The
' fin ‘l'ork custom House Bill (loco
. MwWhet It Provides For.
an coinage, weights and measures con-
Francie J. Newlands,
at his request, was allowed to address the
committee again. He favored limiting our
of the world and to exclude coins, and in
maintaining the ill—metallic basis if this
ten-years. Mr. Walker be
he had questions to ask which 11011111 take
right to ask questions. Mr. Walker rc-
pllod that he had the floor and 111111 ques-
tions to ask pertinent to the investigation
‘ Mr. Comatock stated that Mr. Walker
hndheen promised the privilege of asking
uestions, and said he thought Mr. Walker
old he allowed to do so.
, 'l‘lie Bane Thing Over Again.
Mr. Wilcox said that. all had been given
an opportunity to ask questions. He be-
lieved that the commit -c had heard all
that could be said on 1: subject, and it
was getting no new in formation but simply
hearing the same arguments repeated. The
matter under consideration he said was
one of t import: 111cc. in which people
was near the close. of this congress, and he
bill was reported to the house so that the
people could be given a chance to hear the.
views of their representatives on the floor
ofthehouse. He was willing to vote to
limit the hearings.
Mr. Williams said that he believed a
majority of the committee ruled in such
matters, and he moved to close all hearings
with the present session. He considered
that the wommittcc well understood his
won for the motion. '
’l'o Close All uearinge Friday.
Mr. Walker said that it was not his de-
fine to delay the bill, but that it would
take a month at least to properly hear
gentlemen who were authority on the sub
jack and wished to be board. He had been
very attentive to statements made by
gentleman who had spolzcn and had taken
mom and formulated questions that he
wished to ask. llc moved to amend the
motion of Mr. Williams so as to c1051- all
htafings Friday at :3 o'clock.
Mr. Bartinc agreed with Mr. Wilcox and
add that as nothing new 1111.5 being devel—
oped by prolonging the hearing it was 11n-
juet to the committee and to the country.
Mr. Walker, he said. was determined that
ad his questions were simply to cause 11e-
Nlr. Walker rose (on point of order and
objected to personal remarks.
A Vote on Friday.
Mr. Tracy moved to close all hearings on
Friday next at 1'2 o’clock. After much 11111-
cneeion the motion was agreed 111. It 1111.41
on tile some 1111). Messrs. Bland, llnr1' me
and Williams ac1epted the proposition un-
der protest as the best they could do.
The Copyright Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lit—in the senate a
number of pension bills were meal-11,111—
cluding the house bill to increase the 1112114
aim: of the widow of Gen. ( ustcr to 5100
5111111111, and the Sherman amendment to
admit copyrighted books, etc. printed 1n
foreign countries on payment of tariil
duties was agreed to, 11s was also an
annulment by Mr. Frye, requiring maps,
dramatic and musical compositions, en-
gravings, cuts, prints, photographs,
chromite or lithographs to be printed l rem
gables executed in the] oiled States, and
'fl amendment 111' Mr. 111111111241 cxclnpl 1111.:
newspapers and periodicals lroln prohib'l
fiou oi’ importation The bill was then
panned-yeasfiifi; 111135.14 The sonntebill
for the erection of 11. new custom house in
New York city wasrpansml. The bill pro
vidlnglor the payment ul 1luimulrisiux
homindinn depredzltiolls was then taken
up and dial-based until 1‘1 pm... when 11 re
can was talun until 8 11 “11111 it.
There Was great diflll'ull y in the evening
In getting a 1plor11111.1111d 111 bull-past 9
o‘clock the senate adjourned 1111 111111111110!
llr. Kdmunds, 1111111111311 it had been demon-
atrated, alter waiting an hour 11111111111111.
11111111111110.1111- of the senate did not wish
to transact business.
The Volc- In lie-lull.
The vote on 1111- copyright bill was 111-1
bible:
tee-4431mm. Blair.(‘11r11y.lfh:1111ll1-r. l‘nllom.
mm. Dolph. Edmunds. Evans. Furwcll,
Miller. Frye. Gray. iimnptlm. ”111'. 5151'. 111114
mnnmb. Handcrv. Sawyer. 1111111111111. Stew-
Jfll Stochhridm. W11rr1~n.Wmilhurn.tt‘li-um
(1;),me (Mil ) and \VlM' MI ‘3”,
KW Ileelm Bole. lh-rrl.('ail.1.‘ar|hllo.
M (ION... M91. lolvlrlzv llhrflfl. Jones
mxl’eflw. P111111 111.11.111.1nlllc11t ll
Onmotlon 01 hr. Plan .11111111-ren11cw11e
“fiction the 111-111ml cit... 11111-11111 the two
bonu- 111111 M15111 l'lmt “1111111011 and
Gray wmoppolnml 1011me on the part
01 the w to. The third section of the
H11, in «11 oh the most important 1111111131111 "
have been 111111111. mluin-s a printed copy oi
the title at the copyrighted book, map,
«congress on or before the day
it prm 1111-11 that in the
deco! oboolt, n1ap.drun1nlil- or musical
can tion. engraving. r111 prim photo»
chrome or lithograph 1111- two
at tiresome 1 required 1.11 be deposited
In thflibrary oi conga-«41 shall be printed
set within the Uultul States or
therefrom. 111- from engravings.
Will!!! the Llnll'x'l 5:321? The 11114
It copy“: 1111 1 1 '1. manner»
W etc.,printo11ul1r11ad is prohihib
“.mp1 in the cm 111 persons porch»
1* form and not for mic. 111111 except
”copyrighted vol-I111 11111111131111 authors
no be imported on payment of 11111111
m News and periodicals 11111
“are improbibltlml of importation.
_ I'M 211111 for! certain fleece.
mummy erectiouoleneWcue»
”Will the city 111 New York, which
It“ 11111 111 11
iron cull-11111111111 oil stone cram ,
. 1111.11.11.11on
M 11111111 I!”
property (which is to be cold at public one
lien or at private 1111111, aim llue advertise
meet. but for not less than 34.1110 ,000),in
addition to any sums ulnilable under tlu
act of September, 111-swim present cue-
tom house, alter its sale. is to be leased by
the government and used lorcuatom house
pulpoees until the new building is ready
for occupancy. The rental is not to exceed
1! per cent. on the purclutso‘ price.
The secretary‘oi the treasury is to up
point ilve citizens of the state of New
York as building commissioners, and is to
fix a fair and reasonable compensation for
their services.
In the Hon-1e.
Wasnlxo'mx, Feb. 111—111 the house Mr.
Poyeon Kills.) 111151 elected speaker pro tern.
in the chance of the speaker, who hide
mined at home by sickness. Conferences
were ordered on the District of Columbia
and \iilitpry academy appropriation bills,
alter which the lxldinn appropriation bill
was considc’i-cd and passed, and the poet-
ofllce appropriation hill carried into com-
mittee of the 11' hole. but 1v Ityout disposing
of it the house 1111 Journui
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams (lathe-rod at Ran-
dom from Various Pine". 1
Dr. Harris 1115 been arrested at Newburg,
N. Y., for cap-11111r 1111.- dcutll of Carrie Ge
rard. The 1:11-11’1 lathe-1 and mother have
been arrested as 111 1:1 55:)l'lt’s.
Mrs. Mary Henry and four children were.
totally burned in a 11111111111511.1313. Y.)
tenement. ’l‘lu- mot her .11'1191 startled by the
fire alarm and insisted upon 1Ir1~55ing her
children before 5111- left the room.
, Gen. licnry Hastings Sibley, the llrst
governor of Minnesota, is dead.
The Sioux chiefs who have recently been
at Wamllington 111-e disgusted with their
reception and talk of going on the war-
palh. ..
The floods in Pennsylvania and along
the Ohio ri1' or are subsiding slowly.
Canadian 1 “lift“ 113.1111 1.5 1l1ny""thc
charges of 111-1.51111 brouvht against them
by Sir John .\i.111111n:1l1i, the premier.
A train was tin-111.11 into :1 ditch on the
Illinois (.‘cntral railroad and burned. Sev-
eral passengers were in jurcd, one fatally.
Mike Kelly. 11 white 1111111, and' Tom
Champion, 111111.510, were lynched alt Gaines—
villc, l’ 111., for 511111111111; 11 storckccper
named McPherson.
PUMPS STOPPED AT- JEANESVILLE.
The "01130.5 of ”If Dead Miners
noon lln- Recovered.
J 1;.1SE51'11.1.1:. Pa, Feb. lit—Pumps have
been stopped 111 the illiatcd Mammoth
mine. They have run uncumingiy for lil~
icon days and nights. it is estimated that
100.000.01.10 gallons of water have been
pumped from the 111-pills. 'l‘llc gnngway is
now clear of water, but 1111- moi has caved
in in so many plan-11:5 111111 the rescuers
make slur: noun-.415.
Edward linllnullcr'5 drowned body was
recovered at till-entrance to 111.51 breast next
to the gangway. The body was horribly
cut by 111-1111.1 washed to and fro in the
11111111. M1111)" more victims will 501111 be
re1~111 1 1'.1-1i
“'11!
1‘11 liisaoile a Trust Company.
.\111 111111; lxb 111- \\ 1111.1111 .l. 1.111115
111-r. deputy attorney gun-r111. procured an
order from the .511prenl1- court requiring
the Ann-ricnn 1.11.111 and 'I'r115t 111111111111) to
show cause today 11 by it should not 1»: r15
strained from cal-11151111: any corporate
powers and disposingol 115propcrtynml
why :1 temporary receiver .5llolllll not be
nppnintc11.l';-l1 11111111111 1.11.5 111.1111-111 1'on-
111-1111111 111' 111-.511“ brought by Attorney
(1cm rnl 1.1111 1' 1111i'15511111 1111- corporation
The 5111114111411 111' 11.1111. Supennlcndcnt
Preston of 1111- financial condition 11ltbe
company showr- :1 deficiency of $311,751).
Mr. Preston s:1_1'.4:51111'1.-1hcl11nl. 111151-11
l have waited upon 111-”111; 11111-111111 n-pn
sentiulz lzlr',:1v1-«.por111111.5 .11111 i have
reason in 111-11-1'1'1- 111:1! 11'1'1 securitiw
may be paid today, 1111 1 1'. ill rl-lllll-c 1111,-
dcilcicnl'y to about 1:41.111» l‘lle 5111111:
people hope that tin- 111-lichen y will be
made 1.2111111 by the51111-1111111111-1'5. width“
the institution 111:.y L1- plucrdon i1.5' leet
again. ll my slutunr-ll plm'.-~11-nrn-ct the
depositors will lit' 11.1111 111 full. The steps
to have a receiver appointed may be 1111-
journal."
A [Rumor About I‘rt-c l'ulllllizt'.
“21511131111111. 1'1-11, 111—:11‘.-,.4.4..,.luncc
with‘cumnw 111511-111'1111115' tell-13.11115 have
been 91-111 111 about twenty-1111-:1115'cnt lio-
publimn1'1111111'1'541111'11 1111111111.: them to re-
turn 111 “11511113311111” 111111', 511 i 11:11 :1 Illin—
rnln of lil'ltllltlit'illl‘» m 11141111511111 It is
reported 111:1! the 1111- 41-111 111.5 z-lvcll 110-
lll'l’ 111111. 1111111115t 111' it'lu,‘\'1‘1l l'rum 1111- ne-
1:1-5511)’ ol noting 11111111 11111 lm- 11111111211- bill.
A quorum at Itrpuhlicnn locum-1511111
present 1111- pct-1mm~ 111' the tree minim-bill
and1l‘15p151- 11l Illl’ shipping bill and the
rncasur.~ 8111' 111.» 111111 111‘ 1111- supreme
court. :15 111-ll .1v. Hum. nth-12.3114 :1: 11111111»
luring. 1111- «1 .1 “\‘illllllll'liil 111111111111 in
serum! 1111- Ill-11111111115 1111111 1 in their
power to 111-:11) 111.;1111111'11111 and how 1111 ex
lrn Hustle-l. ...
'l‘o Howl-111 lngull5 in the (their.
\\'15111\'1.'111\. F111 1'.) 4 A, 111111114 11! 111-—
pnblimu '41 :1 HOW will 111-111 I11 111-.11 are l;
to 11141111111111 1111 .1 11111111111111- to annual
Son 111111" l111,:11115 115 pnhidenl pro ll-nlpnrc
ol' 11114 51111119. Mr lnxnlln' term in the
bonnie ltlll 1111114 1111 March 4, null it is
prttplwrtl 1:.1 1'141'111 .: m 1141111111111 install
his filll‘llt‘tL-Alxrlu pl. 51.1-11.1 pron-lawnmo-
lore the 111111111“ 11111 1 5411111 in order 111 pm-
vidc 111::111141 .111; 12111-11111) 111:1! might
url-wll Viv't' lbw-11111111 ilortoll 5111111111 be
1111111111~ 111 pron-idl- ”11' 1111111151 :11 plumb
nently nwntiomsl im- the 111111111 11r1-1111me
ol 141-1111111111 12111111111115 11nd Sin-rump [both
ol whom haw 111-Id 11111 lillll'l'l. 111111151411.
atom i'rye 11nd Aldrich as gumibilitivs.
Empty-1w l'rwirrl'rk I11 Purl».
l'Allts,i‘.1-b lit. 'l'in 1.1111111“ lush-rick
is here 8111» nrrll‘ui about 1111111111J1tan1l
was met by the I 11-1'1111111 1111111a'4'511dor. i‘ on 111
flnnelfl'. 111111 1511111151 111-r to 1111- claims}
The chum-5:11.511" l' m in order to use her
personal 11111110111111 11 .111 111-11111 artists .111
an to indln 11 11111111 to 1111.1- port ‘111 tin-art
exhibition in be 111 I i 111 Berlin A 1 unmit-
icc of 11111 of the leading 1"rc11cil‘111'tiats will
select works 111 be 5111111111111 1 xhibillon
Bengal-1111111. lie. “1111' and tilt) other enli-
neat artists but 1- 11111-1111 to exhibit Works.
- . it
The Float! Nubsiding.
P11111111 1:11. Nb 1'! 411111 11111111 oi the
flood at this 11111111 14 now over and all
danger [ms-ed 1101' 1 rivers 1111- tolling
mucol water at thirty-11111111111. or within
about two feet 111 the high water mark 111
11151. The direct damage 1111111111)- the flood
in the cities of Pillsbury 111111 Allegheny is
estimated at iron 81.39MB “1”,“.m,
the railroads all mills 11111111: 111111111”
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MBA THE SUDCESOR.
LEBSON VIII. 'FIHST QUARTER, INTEI’I1
NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 22.
fat 11! the been». 1] King: ll, 12-11:.
Commit Var-ea. lz-Ic—Goldea ‘l'oat.
loch. iv. (iv—Commentary by now D. II.
Bthrna.
[Omnptiod from Mannheim 01111-11114wa
met 1!. S. Hellman publisher. lilllulel
11.
12. “And Elisha eawi "
Be had asked for a double portion of the
aplritol Elijah,and thoarcply was, ”Ii thou
ace the taken from thee. it shall be so unto
thee"(ve.10). Noyv we are told that he
saw the chariot and hence of lire, and the
whirl1’vind which took Elijah to heaven,
and we wi'h expect, therelore. to ace in him
the spirit 0! Elijah.
"And he cried, My (other. my lather! the
chariot of Israel and the horsemen thereol."
12, 13. “And he took hold of his own
clothes and rent them in two pieces. He
took up also the mantle of Elijah that lell
from him, and -11'c11t back and stood by the
bank oi Jordan.” 1
Thuahc discards himself, puts himacll
od’ and puts on Elijah. Jesus our Muster
has ascended, and has left on earth many
whobclievcin llim to be His witnesses.
He has also scat down the Holy Spirit to
live in us. and be in us the power lor scr-
vico and testimony, and the work can be
done only as our golden text tells us.
4. “And he took the mantle ol Elijah
that lell from him, and smote the waters
and said, Where is the Lord Godot Elijah?"
He new acts in the name of Elijah, using
the mantle of Elijah. and looking to the
Lord God ol Elijah. So 1111'. Peter and‘
John when they said to the lame man, "in
the name of Jesus Christ ol Nazareth. rise
up and walk" (Actsiii, 6). Or to take an
older illustration, so did David when he
said to Goliath ”1 male to thee in the
name of the Lord of bats. the God of the
armies of Israel” (15am. xvii,>i.'1).
“And when he also had smitten the
waters, they parted hither and thither, and
Elisha Went over."
The same powcr that 111111 been man-
ifested on behalf of millions.nnd so re-
ccntly on behalf of two men, is now put
lorth on 111-hull ol 111151111 only. 1101111111
lavish llis omnipotence on one man who is
billing to stand for Him: but it was not
simply lor the sake ol one man, bu! for the
sake ol many that He might be glorified.
15. “The spirit. of Elijah doth rest on
Elisha"
Thus testified the sons of the. prophets
11110 from Jeriv ho had witnessed the divid-
ing of 1111- w: 121- rs.
'.\n1l [1.1 y c: 11110 to meet llllil,il!|'l bowed
themselves in the ground before him.”
They 11111511111011 God in Elisha, or as
Paul says, “They glorified God in me"
(Gal. i, 53-h. Thua' Darwin 11' 5.111'131111 in
Jo51-ph. (11111511111511) did the k11-pcr11l the
prison and Pharaoh 1111.- kingliicn. 1111*,
2, :l 21;; .111, .181 Thus theiuug 11! linb1lon
5:111' (E1111 1:1 Daniel and his companions
(Dan. ll, ~57; iii, ‘28,). And the limo is coin
in; when all nations of the earth 5.111111 sec
God in lsrucl, 111111 15111111111111 to Him and
womhip llilu (Jer. iii, 17', lizek. xxxvifi’d:
Zrcll. viii. 211}.
16. "Let 1111-111 :11. 11 1- pray 111m”, and see-k
thy 111115.113". 11:51 pcl’udvrnzllrc the Spirit ol
the Lord hath 111111.111 111111 up and cost him
upon some mountain or into some valley."
The suns 111‘ the prophets request that
fifty strong mrn should 5:11 and rescue
Elijahlmm11.55.1111: dillicnltics. in which
the Spirit of the Lord might 11:11'clclt him.
17. "They sent him, then-lore. lilty 1111-11.
and they sought three 1|:ly5'. but found him
not."
At lil'5t l 11' .1:1 rclllsld to allow 1111-111 to
go, but “1111- 11 1111-; 1111;111 :11111 11151-111311 be
1111: llly 111ns1~1lt1nl.11111i this 15 the result
1". ”And when they 121111111 again to him
(for 111' tarriui at Jericho: [11,- shill 1111111
1111-111, Did I 11111 5:1;1'1111t11yo;1,(l1111111‘-"
Thcl-tlcrgy 121" the 111-511 Pill! only 11125111111 11
its lolly by allowing; it to prove 1:5 help
1135111155. Tlll‘N‘ lilly 111-r1- sllrc 111.11 they
knew better than Elisha, but their vain el-
lorts have our: done {or them what they
would 1111:, lot 111:1 111111131111, that is, 1' 1111111100
them ol their lolly.
ill. "Ill-hold, l pray thou. the situation oi
this city is pleasant, m1 my Lord sooth; but
the water is nought and the ground
barren."
Pleasant to the eyes, but unlru'ululnes 1
and llmtil was in 11; 111111' like the tree ol
the knowledge 1-l 111ml 111111 evil in tho gar
111-11 of l-Idcll. 'i'llrrc i511llly lilo 111111 lrllll-
lulness 11111-11: 1111,» Spirit oi 131111 I41. and
however plea-.1111! or attractive a person or
a work may appear, without the Spirit all
is death and burn-anew. 1111.51-1'1'11111111' 1.111-
peoplcol the rhyme 'ln 11115111111111. whom
they I11 have can help them. because the
Spirit. of God 11min Ilinl l'cu'llc heldonl
11031111111151: 11' he luv lur from lied lor help.
“And he 1111111, Bring me 11 new crusc,
and' put salt therein. A1111 they brought it
to him."
In Dent. mint}. Jrr. xvii, I}; Zepll. ii,
9, salt '1-1 associated with 111-solution and
bum-uncles, and 1-1'1 1'y Iliblc reader is lamil-
lay with the Salt 111-:1 (lien. xiv. 3'. Josh. iii,
16. etc). in which it in .1.-1111 nothing can
live. lint in 111-v. ii. iii, We read that every
oilcrinlz 11111111 [111111 required 51111; in Nam.
xviii, 1.9;) '11 r1111] oi a covenant 11! mill, and
ip Matt.l.h1-i'wv1-rs are called the salt
ol the cnrt'lb while 111(‘11l. lv.6.weore told
that our conlcr- -1.ltion should be seasoned
with 11:111. “'1 111-v 11 out «11111111111 over these
5111-1111111:1'111111'111iiclll1ue when we remember
that Jesus Ilium-ll is 111 1.1111111111111111» ol
111-nth 1111111 111-11111 and to others a savor ol
lilo unto lilo (ll (tor. ii, 15. 11"). "Salt is
neither 1111111 nor water is always blessed
thereby. “God Is 1101.111" (Luke xvlii, ill).
but not all are bimsed by Him.
21. "A1111 I11: 1111111 lortil unto the spring
of the waters and cast 11111 salt In there."
Not the 113mm. but the 101111111111 whence
the str am flows must be healed. The sin-
ner cannot be healed by any more rclorme
lion oi conduct. he must be born againmr
have placed in him an entirely new loan
111111, born lrom shovel lube Iii 7. margin)
“Thus sailh the Lord [batched chthm
waters."
Not Elisha, not the salt. but "Jehovah
that healcth thee" 112.15. xv. till). The call
111111 the symbol. 1:11.111. the instrument,
but the worker, the hrs Jon the powernvu
Jehovah Himself lt1~ 1111111 throne of Hill
Ind 111 the Lamb 1. .4‘1 the river oi the
water oi lilo (liar. 11111.1). "They have
lore-ken 3111.11.11 fountain oi living watch”
(Jcr. H.111), llo complains of ills maple;
and "ii any man thirst 11 t him come unto
his and drink" (John 1‘11. :31), 1111111 Jesus on
the last day of the T1" 1111i.
21.21. “liners shell 1111*. he 1mm thence
any more death or 11111.11 hand. So the
waters were heeled."
*- All earthly streams
one and death, 11111 11111
when only torren-
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I‘nlllnliwe .............. 101', ” 541'
Limo Benin .............. 151', " 811-
Wmnmiat l“ 115 .......... 151‘. “ $111-
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anrkm ................ 12', " 1‘15 l
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HALE’S .
COUGH BALSAM
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Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS-3.
H. R. HALE
NflltWAlJl. COIN.
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When viewed 13 rough the many colored glasses of an able
writer; but when presented in their unvarnlshed state over a
dry goods counler just as they were previous to the war, and
athr prices,1lley must fail to be admired, as perhaps they
ought to be, on account of their claim to antiquity We do
not claim to 11111 teachers or exponnders oi ancient history
neither do we deal 111 this class of goods
stores where such goods can be found nearer home than China,
However, there are
In those ill coach of 1111-. same we will gladly give such infor-
mation as they may desire, by calling at our store.
In fact,
we. ',lhiuk or to put it stronger, we know we can benefit every
one who c.1113 at our place of Business this week whether In
ancient or, more especially, l91h century Instory, 111 the shape 01
811111111111 81111 811111 of 1111 8011111.
If you don 1 see quoted hole below what you Wlsh, just re
member the fact that We have the some, and the reason for its
not appealing here bl only 011 account 1111' our lack of Space:
Value 61: per yard.
‘22 yards good Unbleached
Muslin for
$1.00.
NEW GOODS
Value 9111 per yard.
Extra heavy and extra qual
ity Bleached Muslin.
than Lonsdale.
ic per yard.
NEW GOODS.
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Value 41c.
P1111115.
2c per yard.
NEW GOODS.
. M _._-1. ._ .-
a.
better
Value 1 11: per yard.
Lonsdaie Calnbric
for
to per yard.
NEW GOODS.
leue '71: per yard.
Best Indigo Blue Prints.
' 5~‘.c per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 91:.
‘~ew Styles Fancy Dress
Glngh 1115.
52c per yard.
NEW (ii-ODDS.
Velma 20c.
Novelties 111 ll 1101 Bulges.
121c per yard.
N 111“" 1G OOI_)S.
Value 6280.
.4Dincl1 All Wool Henriettas.
39¢ per yard.
NEW GOODS. ‘
Value $11.50 each.
U 1111 or»
Broken Iots‘oi Men’s
" ' 75¢ each.
NEW 11110115.
Value 6211:.
I'llli‘rt‘l‘.
- Slylt? (if 1892.
390 each.
N l-‘\\' Gill 1115‘.
""Volue 621: per yard. 3Value 6c per yard.
" -Zydsb «1111111 1111:11111' Bi 1 hilt-bed
Muslin for
$1 ”00
Ml“ (illllll:.w
Value 9- c.
l‘i'llll’ 111 Lump.
£1: per yard.
11' 1111' 11110115.
11...... 6111' per yard:
1513.51Shining;r 1'11111-1».
311: per yard.
N Ell" G OODS.
Value 30c.
38-inch llllelnietlllsm all col-
' ' 19¢ per yard-
N EW 1 G OODS.
Value 16c.
Childrensdilack 11112111, 111114
bed. ‘
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NE\ ’3 GOODS.
Value 51:.
Spool Cotton.
N E“;
l hm brim-a as
notice. HM” wt
GOODS.
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Value 12lc
G-cnts’ Hose.
5c 11 pair.
NEW GOODS.
Valhe'i "as:
lies! Feather Ticking.
12-10 per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Lining Cmnbrios.
3-10 per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value ' 6c" 5'. male".
11111111 quality li-ixlil P111115.
41: per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 7c.
Best 134.164 Mourning Prints.
48c per yard.
Nit W (1 00118
Value 71-. ‘
Very Best Dress l’rults.
21: per yard.
NEW GOO DS.
v.11“...£“'-2:1€“1‘1§I” “
Fine Mixed Candies.
160 lb.
FRESH GOODS.
Value 1111:.
11.1111 Lining.
811 per yard.
NEW GOODS
“514 44-5 «mm-1M».
quoted 111-n1 are enhjaet to 11.11;. a: soy time without hm
,11 mil not be to male 11111111 cool you more. hot lace. 1i amt“.
THE lPllilll lll‘l‘ll S'IIIE
.1, 11». Jan. mflh
““3, E1." W; “' m...
all-glee Street, South Kermit.
IllS'I' lllllKl 1111,
We want every one to enjoy the best cup ’of Tea. 1111 1111
be had, and we have it We 11er an one to procure a finer
article of Tea at $1. 00 per pound. lids pure, delicateerioh
Formosa Tea 18 placed at the popular price of 50 cents ‘
0111111 101' the next ten days. Enjoy it while i lasts. WI
ave it in one-quarter cheats to suit families, at 11 tel pm
Franco American French Soups at 350 per can. '
A big drive 1n Canned Goods—~3 cans Sughr Corn, 25132
cansSuccotasb, 251:; 3 cans Tomatoes, 25c, and all other! in
proportion.
0111' Dow Drop Canned Fruit and Vegetables are the finest
quality of goods packed. -
Sperry 81 Barucs’ Assorted Sugar 01111311 Home at 121: 1.111.
1,000 pounds more of 3 crown loose California Raisin! -
which we shall close out at 3 lbs for 25c. ' "
A fresh lot of Better, sweeter and finer than ever, 4* lbs 81
Don’t be round down with high prices; get your money ’3
worth right lore. All goods warranted. A ticket with every
25 cent oush purchase, at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S
LEADING GROCER, 3
33 Washington street. South Norwalk.
l " ’.
THIS SPACE RESP. .VED FOR
THADDEP/ SGUYER.
COMFDORT
everybody buys their F ootwearfrom
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Dlain $1., South Nor'vvalk.
909
Prices sale so 1011' the goods are
sure to go.
W. B. HALL
«It: 00. "
BRIDGE PORT.
Commence "lb-clayo a. Wonderful Sale
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RIBBONS, RUCHINGS
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I'IlDSII‘L'RY AND SMALL “CARES.
1,000 0111111 1111' Dress Goods. Velvcts and Sarah Silks will
no at half price.
Nee 11.151111111111110'11111 Best Filtimr bur Trimmed Cloake
. will go .11 $15 00 and $10.00, were $1.1“) and $20.00.
CAI-III AND DIAMINE.
WW .a...» 1......
w. B. HALL .1.-co.
811811 11111 1.11111 P1111.
HITS 11111 SHIES
GLOVERN OLSEN’S
0111 Hutch Kill 11111191171100 Shoes are the 11111-111 ever ofleted in South Norm~ 1
ladiee’ French K111 Head Belted, ladlea' French turned and wells at with.“
will ”1‘!th you. _"',
11 roll line or ladiee’, minus a .1111 lion’s 31111111- 11111 .111 pay 1111? m
CLOVER & OLSEN.
lie-11m in the Boot 111111 Shoe Trade. ,_
Norwalk Chronicler