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W ABOUT Tue we.

whim-r1. July s—nr. 'l'aimarze's H...
“May In on a kind at, gospel in which
fiw helluva. The weather is a com-
I . at complaint and fault “all“;
‘I‘almase' nudes gospel in it.w c
highs proclaims from the text. “Hath
thrill“ tatheri” Joh naviil. 88.
new»: Johhuheentheeuhjuctot
W theological wrangle. Men have
t the ring in which to display their
,pazillsm. Some say that the
girls a true history; others. that
My; others. that it is an epic
_ «tillers. tint it is adrsnn Some
, ' ‘ “lit-Toll lived eighteen hundred years
gall Christ. others say that he never
livedatall. Somesay that the author of
. thishook In Job; others, David; others.
helm The dunnssion has landed some
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wlflithaliouhol Job or Revelation—the
MM _ hooks in thaBlble—
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! studya of Scripture

' " as it isacomiort and help tomy
t when it becomes a perplexlty and
tall upturning I quit. In other
we ought to wade in up to our
never wade in until it Isover
No man should ever expect to
euro- thls great ocean oiadivine
so down into thatooeansslgo
to the Atlantic ocean! at East
n Inn Islan net arenou h to
wthe'n 1 game 0391 never h any
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aon’e urs'rnaxovs Govnuxusr.
Isuppose you understand your inmily
_ Man. You know something about
7 your wants, your grandparents. your
great grandparents. Perhaps you know
where they were born. or where they died.
Have you ever studied the parentage of
thashower. “Hath not the rain a lather?"
Thlsqueetion is not asked by a poetaster
orascientist. but. by the head oi the uni-
vsree. To humble and to sure Job God
mks him fourteen questions: About the
world's architecture. shout the refraction
at the sun's rays. about thetidm. about the
snow crystal. about the lightning. and
thenhe arraigns him with the interroga-
tion of the text. “Hath the rain a lather?"
With the scientific wonders of the rain 1
have nothing to do. A minister gets
through with that kind of sermons within
the first three years,und it he has piety
enough begets through with it In the first
thru months Asermon has comoto mo
tomesn oneword oi tour letters, “help!"
Youall know that the rain is not an or
You know it is not cast out o! the
“of heaven a toundliug. You would
smwerthequestion or mytut in the a!-
“save.

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Baldy housed duringthe storm. you hear
therein heating against the window pane,

’ and you find it searching all the crevices
dihewlndowslll. it first oomeadown in
m drops. pattaring the dust. and then
? delays the ilelds and sum the moon»
bin torrents. and makes the traveler im-
Yon know that the rain is
M of the world's economy.
In know it was born of the cloud. You
looked in the cradle of the
know it was sun; to sleep by
You know that it a flying evan-
tn earth. You know it is
weather. You know that

mmum
Bahhaths after I entered the
flaistry it starmd Through the week
III dear wnthsr, but on the Babhsths
country meeting house looked
Noah's ark before it landed. A tew
people eat before a drenched paw
but most oi the iarmers stayed at
home and thanked God that what was bad
[or thschurch was good (or the crops. 1
ttsdagooddeslci sin in those days
denouncing the weather. Ministers oi
the Gospel sometimes fret about stormy
Babbathaor hut Sabbath. or inclement
Sabbath. They forget the loot that the
sears God who ordained the Sabbath and
sat forth his ministers to annmmce sal~
ration also ordained the weather. "llsth
the rain a latherl"
mar courtaumi or ‘fllll wrarutu
MIAMI. also. with their stores tilled
with new mode. and their clerks hanging
idly Hound the counters. commit the same
W There have been muons
when the whole spring and on male has
he- ruined hy protracted wet weather.
lie when then examined the
“weatherprohshllltles” with more interest

tin they read their Bibles. They watched
hrs

at Wacky. They wenteow
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it is shalt terousshlnitis not a head
windinrthaother. Then iaa [arm tht
iadrladup torthelack or rain.andthan
kaplsseure party“ going out torsileldel-
onrslon. Provide wuther that will out
the dry Isrm and the phasure excursion.
No. sire. i will not take one dollar at stock
in your weather company. There isonly
one Being in the universe who knows
enough to provide the right kind at weath-
ctorthbwcrld. “Bathtiieminafav
that!"

GOD [8 1mm: ll MIRIAM
My tart ulso suggests God’s minute so
pervisal. You see the divine Bonehip In
every drop of rain. The jewels of the
shower are not flung away by a spend-
thriit who knows not how many he throws
or where they (all. They are all shining
princes of heaven. They all have an rtcr
usl lineage, They are all the children of a
king. ”Hath the ruin a father!" “'ell,
then.l say it God takes notice oi every
minute raindrop he will take notice at the
mastinsignilleaut aflulr 0! my life. It is
the astronomical view of thiugll that
bothers me.

We look up into the night heavens, and

may. “Worlds! worlds!" and how lush!-
nificant we tool! We stand at the (wt of
Mount Wnshingtou or Mont Blanc. and
we feel that we are only insects. mul then
we say to ourselves. “Though the world is
so large. the sun is one million tour hun-
dred thousand than larger.” "Oh!" we
say. “it is no use. if God wheels that great
machinery through immensity he will not
take the trouble to look down at "to." In
fldel conclusion. Saturn. Mercury and
Jupiterare no more rounded and weighed
and swung by the hamlet God than are
the globules ona lilac hush the morning
after a shower.
God is no more in magnitudes than he is
in minutiae. it be hsa scales to weigh the
mountains. he has Inlanws delicate enough
to weigh the infinitesimal. You can no
moresee him through the telescope than
you can see him through the microscope; no
more when you look up than when you
look down. Are not the hairs oi your
head all numbered? And if lliinainya has
a God.“llath not the rain a father?" I
take this doctrine of a particular ProVI‘
dence, and [thrust it into the very midst
of your everyday lite. If God (others a
mindrop, is tliore anything no lush-{nil}
cum. in your alinirs that iimi mil not
lather that?

When liruyse, the gnusmith. invented
the needle gun, which decided the battle
oi Svulows, was it ii men- accident? When
a farmer‘s hay showul Illucher it short cut
by which he could bring his army up anon
enough to decide Waterloo tor England.
was it n more accident! When Lord Byron
took a piece of money and tau-led it up to
decide whether or not he should he nili
speed to Miss Millbank. was it is mere ac~
cldr-nt which side of the money was up and
which was down? When the Christian
army mu lmiegwl at llczlcrs, and a
drunken alruumn-r runn- in m midnight
and mum the :liisl‘lll lr-ll, llul knowing what
he wa—ulmng, but waking up lhchmt In
time wright tin-it enemies that moment
arriving, was it an deride-nit

When in one of the Irish wnrsu starv-
ing mother, flying with her stari'iuurhild.
sank down and tainted on the rocks in the
night uud her hand tell on a warm bottle
Lo! milk. did that just happen no? God In
either in the nilalrs 0! men or our religion
In worth nothing at all. and you had ls-tter
take it away from us, and instead of this
Bible. which teaches the doctrine, give us
aseeular hook. and let us. as the lemons
Mr. Fox. the member at parliament. in his
last hour. cry out. "Read me theelghih
book of Virgil."

Oh! my friends. let us mine up to an up-
Nation of the loci. that. all the whim of
our Illa are under a king’s command, und
under a father's watch. Alexandr-m vmr
horse. llucephaius, Wmlld allow nuyluxly
tomount him when he was unhnrnesml,
but as soon as they put on that war horas.
BuorphaIua. the saddle and the trappings
at the conqueror hewould allow no one
but Alexander to touch him. And it a
wallow Ironic could have so much pride in
his owner, ahull not we immortals unit in
the tart that we are owned by a hunt
“Hath the rain a father?"

COD" WAY)! ARI rm HXIlIXll liUI‘.

Again my subject teaches me that Hal's
dealing» with us are inexplicable. That
was the original force 0! my text. The
rain waea great mystery to the ancient».
They could not understand how the water
should get into the cloud. and getting
there. how it should he Iliapv‘litlfil. or lall
inn. why it should mun: down in drums.
Modem science centre along and aaya than
are two portions oi air of dim-Nil! tem-
peraturo. and they on charged with main
lure. and the one portion of air decrease
to temperature so the water may no loam
he held in vapor. and it tolls. And they
tall nethat miner)! the clouds that look
to he only as large M a man's hand, and to
he slmmt quiet in the heavens, mere“
mountains oi mist {our thousand int trons
base to inseam! that they rush miles a

minute.

list after all the brilliant experiments at
Dr. James "unnamed Sana-ore. and 0th.!
Whilst». there is an lalloite mystery
abouttheraln. Miran not the
unfathomable is every rai .and tied
says today as he said in the time oi Job.
“I! you cannot understand one drop at
ralrmlo not he sin-prim! if mydenlinya
with you mlnuplicshlc." Why does that
and mas. outwit. lmritaml, vicious. sick
of thcworid willie world sick at him.
lines. while here in a man in rsldlite.
Wu) (led. hard workiu uastnl
laelsryrmwhodlest Why oesthat
oldm padding sling the street about
every y‘s Mattress hut her own. have
such good health. while the Christian
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are rolling in“ Wealth ban scarcely afford
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sates [ea-us d the eyelid to stop it.

Othushdiwmndattsr swhllathers is a

showeretiesrlulemotlea. Yeatherelaa

rain of tears. “Hath thstrsinstatherl"
00!! ans on "All.

“Oh." you say. “a tear is nothing but a
dropoi lilupld Iluid ml by the lach-
rymal gland—it is only a. sign oi weak
ayes." Great mistake. it is one of the
Lord's richest harsedictlona to the world.
Thenearepeoplain Blackwell's island in-
sanessylum,andatlltica.and at all the
minus oi this land.whowera demented
hytheinctthattheynouldnot cry at the
nighttime. fluid a maulaoin open! our
public institutions. under a Gospel sermon
that sinned the tears: “Do you see that
tear? that is the first I have wept for
twelve years I think It will help my
brain."

'l'hcre nreagrsat many in the grave who
could not stand any longer under the
glacier of trouble. It that glacier had only
melted into Weeping they could have on-
dured it. There have been tlnm in your
lite when you would have given the world.
if you hurl [mutant-d it. ior one tour. You
could shriek, you could blast-home, but you
could not cry. lluvo you deter arena mun
holdingthe hand oi adowd wife. who had
been all the world to him! The temples
livid with excitement. the eye dry and
Irnntie. no moisture on the upper or lower
lid. You saw there o'er-o boils of anger in
th'l‘IlllltI, hut no min. To your Christian
comfort. he amid. "Don‘t talk to mo about
God: there in no God. or if there lsi halo
him; don‘t talk to me alwul God; would
he hurr- left me and them: motherlosa chil
dren?"

But a {He hours or days alter. corn»
in): acne» some leml [wiicil that she owned
In lilo. or same letters which she wrote
when he true away from home. with an
outcry that nppals. there burst» the tounr
min of tears, and an the sunlight of God's
conwlutinustnkve lhrit Imliil:iillofit‘am.
you liud out that it is u underlie-dried.
Illt‘n‘liul. piliiul and all compassionate
God who was the lather ulllmi ruin. “Oh."
you any, “ll is :ilrsunl tn think that (hill
Li guing m watch over mm " No. my
friends. 'l'lwreure three or lmir kinda oi
them ihu: ii-ul cuuiics, imules nud till"—
nizrs. Fil'hl, there on.- nil pnrcmul (can.
and then- nru more of these tbn of any
other kind, imvuirw the innit ol' the rucedir
lu infuncy, and that. kin-[Is parents nmuru
int: nil urmnul the “NIH. 'l'my never gel.
over it. 'l'hry may luv to shout nml sun;
liter-wind. but tin-r» is always u Ulrl'llllll'
in the soul that is silt-m. though it mice n-
sounded.

My Illll’l‘lll'i ur-vrr “IFIlkli‘Ill’i‘ the death
of a child who :liml lilty 5mm ire-{ore with-
out o lrmmr in the mm- umlaeighuh
how deep ielclu-ulf It mu lulu-r she should
die. It “uteri merry she should die. She
would lmve been ulilulonuluvniul. lint
you cannot argue and; u parent’s grit-I.
llow ohm you hour tlx5 moan, "Uh, my
child. my child!" Tiwn tin-re are the iiiiai
tears. Lillie oliildn-u norm get our the
lms oi pun-ma.
with :l llv'll‘ my ilu: whore lath» unu
[lull hue «mn- l-v Harry M: furiy ur llft)’
)"l'ltl'V of : Wiir: lain lliiliL ill the (will
people without having all the fountains of
his Milli stirred up? You ”my have Ins-l to
take new "I her it gavel runny yearn. lull
_\'uil nvvvr r lll form: have ~ln~ llstkl to take
mn- n! you,

Then: have been many wu mptnini con
vr-ru-vliuuur church. and the peculiarity
of tin-m mu that tin-y were nearly all
pniynl mdmn- hy tlwir mothers, lhuugh
tho mullu-m “rut int-u lhi- dust Lawn nllrr
they wentlosru. llal'v ~\nu never heard
mold man in delirium of some sicknes-
csll Iorllia Hinthrr‘ ‘l'ixu incl is we get
no liar-ll in calling for llt'l' liivllnl tell your:
olnur life we never get «m r it, and when
she um uwuy iruui In it ”lulu“ ilr‘t'll aorr
row. You wrnctimee. pulsar», in days of
trouble and ilarkm-ne. when the world
would say. "You ought in ho able to take
runs of yuurvll"—yuu wuko up lmm your
nlrrumslln-llng yurmwil‘ fining. ”Ulunuth‘
er! mollirrr” llnwzluw trura no divine
origin! Wily. htkv nil llrr- wnrm hmrin
that ever hour in all hurls. and in all ngwr,
and put tin-m lugrilwr uml their Illllll‘d
thrnl» would ls-weuk mmpuml with the.
thmh of God‘s eternal sympathy. Yea,
Gill mimic fullu-r u! all that rain of re»
pentuuco.

I)lll)’i|lif\‘h'l‘ neummnt rrxmlllunre.’ Do
you know what it it that Illlihk'fl a man he
pent? lure purple-ruling around trying to
repeal. They umuml ri-wtit. I)" you
know nniuziti run rvpn-ut untililonl helps
him to repent? How «in Lknmvt lly rid.
pawn "llim hath idol united in hon
prince and a riurinur in tzll‘v N‘llt'lilltltt‘l‘."
0h, It in s lrenu-tainm Imilr whrn um:
wakraupuntl my»: "I mun had man. i
have not sinned aumnul tiw lawnui tho
land. hat I have mun-d my lilo; (lull
asked molar my M‘I’i‘ll‘t" and I harrn‘t
give-u Hum: unim- Uh. my slim; liml
ioruire me.” When ilmt tear new» it
thrillsall heaven. Au angel cannot hrs-p
his eye oil ii. and the ltlliii'x'liul' (loll assem-
hlre «mood. and them Is ucoruudnullug oi
tram, anal I‘ml la the Father»! that ruin.
thu lard. lung Ilifli‘l’lll“. mrrmiui and um
violin.

Till; cut or a autumn urau’r.

In a rsllgimre ears-railings a molten-so
and said: "i have lac-n a very wicked mg
l lmzko my mother'e heart. I heroine an
infidel. hot I have mu my evil way,
and l have starve-Mimi my heart to
God. hot I: is a gricl that I never can
fit over that my parents should never

vs hear-inf my salvation; Itlun’t know
whether they are living or Mad.” While
yet he was standing in the amllmoe a
voice from the gallery mini, "till. my son.
my son?” He looked up and he mourning)
her. It was his ohlmmher. mulled teen
praylna {or him a arrest many years, and
whanai Hu- {mt ct therrma the pnsligal
con and the praying mother minced each
other, there war a rain. it treme rain,
of hugged Umlwuthelfatiurollhue
tears .thstumimldhrukusdewn
with a sense our sin.and thesifltas
with an app ion at his matey. Tears
mmwsatedlile. Tear- omsyrlevsd
s rit. Memes island lather. oh.

God mid more upon this audience
with a pest wave of religious emotion!

The king oi Berth-gs was dethroned.
the people rehellsrisgslmt him. lie was
driven into tar-Maren. His wits and
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styonrsen'. ltyou willoaly pray iorhls
pardon he wlilmeet you with his gracious
spiel he will an “Thy sins and thin
Inlquitissl will remember no more. Open i
wide the gate: lwili take the throne. My :
mace i give unto you." And then. all .
through this audience. {min the young and
[mm the old, there will he a rain at tears.
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A Literary Curiosity.
A veritable literary auriouity is the invi-
tation toths sauna] dinnercri thell'ort-l

reads this way:

“Good (Hands. sweet triends (Julius
Omar). 'tis hot June (Henry IV), (but)
there are sweet roses in the summer air
MVB'I Labor Lost).(whloh) sweetly reo~
ommends Itself unto our gentle senses
(Macbeth). '

“We hold a least (Midsummer Night).
It will he pastime passing excellent (Tum-
Ing oi the Shrew). The beauty of the king-
dom will be there (Henry VIII). Plum
grace as with your company (Macbeth).
You shrill he welcome (Pericles).

”Brenna shall notlie iulmittmlfllenry
IV). and so full not our least (Macbeth).

"That you do love me l mu nothing jeal-
ous (Julius (Bursar). and so. I pray you.
come. all down and do your heart (\l‘inter’n
Title-l.

"We know ouch other well (Trolius and
Chenille). Let's lake the Inntunt hy the
foreword top (Ali's Well). frame our minds
to mirth and nicrriment. which bars a
lhmrsaml harmsuml lengthens lilo (Tum-
iugni the Shrew). (\Vc’ll o’en) be ml with
mirth “Water’s Tale). and fleet the iinne us
careleasly asthey «lid in the golden time
(.b You Like It).

"lint wherelore mute l time to counsel
thw ('l'wo Gentlemen). Brie! let inc he
(llmulet). II 'tm-n- done. when ’tis darn
it were well it were done quickly (Mac
lu-lhl. ‘

“Write it straight (All You Likc In. a
rare letter (Twcliih Night; (aye), u line
valley at work» and quickly shot oil ((‘y In
lit-line).

”(Sisy) ll is hour dinner tiuitl (Two lion
tlemeul, I am as within"! :L~ the northern
sluriillxlpurmnvr Mainland will lie there
(Two Gentlemen l.

"I'll drink the wank you wml and
thank you (or your palm ii‘ymhcluw).

”When all is done (.‘drwl-r-lhy («rich guest
shall say) night hulh luv-m rm lyric-i (Trail
us illlll L‘l’l‘rmltln) I lell 5mm lun-vvr (Win
ttr'» ’l’ule) :‘illl’llllll“VIII-‘1’:““hlllll‘lillt‘l

"AMA ilmmu. imam.
"Punt-lent. oi the Fortnightly Shakespeare

“Yr-l here's a [unkempt {Twelfth Sigh”.
“Pt-ll thypurw that the umnr-yllor the
dinner) may he ul onu-riolil'enul lTu'oUerr
Home“). lhcfi‘l‘ no time; «Ii-luya Imu- tllln‘
genuine emlslllrur)‘ VI), A. IL D."
—-Phllmlelphi:t Enquirer.

As Strange as a Rom-nee.

Tlifwm&lll}~ oi gum. and eurprmug
Iinum-izil bomb.

Tm-lvo years mm n your»: man livnl in n
Mulm- luu‘n. Ill» lil-tl‘r'llbs worn poor, so)
pm >r lh it the) nuglll‘rd l:- {is from the
to“ n. The yum" m :u lilllrt-l‘if was «my
pic-l by rhrmnulmn. mu rim-numgwl, :md
ill—mid ul hustling (or the whrn-wulml
slwlil hi5 time in idieursu uml llslriug. For
N nmi 3mm lic, um, was supported by
wiririlmiinm (min ninth-cs and the. town
Iutiwm. The current lklll" was. "lie will
urn-r amount to anything."

“'eli, did he? lie cut [0060: (mm In.
home and Wichita. lmrruwnl enough
nmuey to carry him to memhusetu, and
struck in (or lame and fortune with all the
rim and grit for which thoroughly awsk
euul Maine boys are famous.

That was twelve years ago. Toduy he
can draw his check (or than“), and union
iudlcations am amine will be u millionaire
within live years. lie is one of the leading
shoe manuincturers in ilrucktou. Mum.
and every dollar oi his {uriune wae won by
Moon: endeavors. lie has made a pm
ent of a handsome new m-llool house to his
natirc 1mm. lie Mill owns and pays news
on the old homo plum-mud there l~n‘l a
man in town but who Is proud to point out
the home to strangers and tell the story oi
the man who has made u lug hrixht mark
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The ('al’ra (‘up a llusinosa Thermometer.

Geruuina lit-gnu drinking Vi'lllt'l’ durum
the Seven Yrara' war arrow), sioliilly
smiled at oplmltion in the practice. and
hated Napoleon all the more for restricting
it by his "Continental Blockade." l’ni‘
vernal prom was accompanies] by universal
indulgence in theexhllarutiug cup. Amni-
rhne look Lludly in its coutenia.sud by
conninntly enlarging demmnl imparted
powerful lmwtus iorollco commom and
culture. Rise in prim-n durimr the great
civil war “diminished the cullnilllipllull
alaml two hundred thousand tons." Ilul
tor that It is unsorted that “the world
would not have had wile-o enough."

Demand Mic with every L'uiou victory,
and fr-ll with every Union defeat. Cuu‘
sumptiou increased (kl-H prr cent. in ion,
",5 per rem. Iu llit‘é. '23.!» per cent. in l
and 31.5 per cent. in W17. Removal u
duties and financial [rmimflty increased
the all for the aromatic herry, and ad-
vance in price live-Iraq of short cmpsor
syndicate operations diminished it. The
slides cup inn busllrrsa thermometer in the
United Subsullichanl Whentley ln
Harper’s Weekly.

The Largest Ola 'l‘aak In the World.

The erection ct an immense use holder-—
aid to he the lamest in the world-la now
under way tor the East Greenwich stat»-
ls Motion. Home him oi the magnitude
ottho stratum may he obtained when it
is stated that it will have a capacity or il.‘
amount oi gas; that It will he”) Int
In diameter. with an altitude 0! in) lest
when at its full height; that its total
mitt will be it.” tame. oi which Lilli)
mwlll he at wrought "omen tour at
“mountaineer stashmd that u
will require 1.!» tone at mat to till it with

gas. Forthreoeptlon oi theyigs tie
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DPEII TIIIIDIIDII EIITIIIE SUMMER.

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bullies-son,mudnuim-uwringdu n llu'apriui:
can he tilted to till sailiuns in he autumn.
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1 ollrm- in "tirst clans" in equipment. and vi c-r}
departmv-ul in charge M common-u! instrur.
inn. Send torralalogue. Addrr~ .

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STAMFORD (‘UX S.

'pzucious Mince PIES

EVERY DAY "I THE YEAR.

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DUKES ALI. DISEASES

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dacsthereby ting nature to row. “u
will mail you circulars tree. explaining the
germ theory of dim. . .

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INDIA LINEN

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Arr: marked down in prices that must 5
insure a a hardy 81th. consisting 0!
BLACK am WHITE. IIEMSTITL'IIHD
uml PLAIN. as follows—

0nel.ol Ladies’ Swiss
FLOUNCINGS ,

500.550.900.3L00

$1.00. {.35. |.50 & L75

Iaulir-s‘ Bhu'k Ellilll’llillr‘fl'il

India Linens.

$Ii25

Reduced from $2.25.

Sl’lii 'l.\ L BA lit l.\ I NS IN

LADIES’

SHIRT WAISTS!

t'umprising :ui imml-u-w iLiSill'lnlt'nt of

Flannels,
White lawns, Females, Saieens,
Cambrics, Etc.

PElliiAlE WAISTS
5’00.

lndialinenWaisls

75c.

Reduced lrom Still.

.\u mourn-«I lot of lamutii‘ul lam-y

PIRASOI8

'1 yr

$3.75,$4.50.
$5.00. - -

Souw oi the-2w haw Inn-u

Sold at $6.00 and $7.00.

$2.50 I
mssrsunus

Size l2. it and i0 yearn,
$5.00.

Former Price
I00 lidies’ capes

in all sltadrs and stylus. at

$2.50, $3.50,
$5.00.

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SUMMER BARGAINS

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A Full Line

Mullins

and

MULLS.

Entirely new and very cluvnp; prime.

lZic,l4c,ilic,
mileaetc-

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Scmch Stinghams

29c.

40c

Wonh

Another lul calm rich styles 0!

French Ginghams

1 80.

vacr swirl loss Illilll 23v.

China Cloths

Suitably l'nr Blur-h and Mountain
Suiting»... at

1 81:.

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()ur 9min» stock of

flents’fluiings

An- murknldnwn with the rest at a
nmvh lum'rr tiguro than has our Irv-n
Ilium-ii.

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Domet Shins,

luvludinga {cw flannel-s,

0.

HM‘II. are marked way down.

Gems’ Satin, Surah anti
Corded Silk

SASHES,

With llw latent urljmtulrlr‘ bolt.

50c.

and upwards.

“HAM M OCKS

$l.00

and upwards.

All kinds of

Wire Window Screens

st popular pm“.

250.

and upwards.

Demuresim """

Machine,

which we guarantee for 5 years,

$l9.50

Sepia! Price. “0.00.

M. S.?M.lTH,

m mm. sen mill.

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kind of point you...want tolenip
but here’s one which Will bear all
inspection you can give it:
CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK.

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, the ruling principle, we are not look, ‘
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Peat Moss;
STABLE BEDDING.

Clean. Economical. Healthful. at

uur m: can or null

HAZ ELTON

And

Cross Creek.

COAL.
Hickorfinfiin anthem.
WOOD.

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'l'hL- wheel has been thoroughly tested and
rnunut fail to be a favorite among wheelmss.

J. BAPTIST PERRY .,

Agrnt for Norwuik and vicinity.

”dire :5 Ra 'monvl street. coral-roar.
I’. ll, ilox 5. . South Norwalk, (fl. mZ’Ilm

THE

Woodward Homestead 4
lllli illiflllllllll SIl0lllIllS

To let for Season or Tenn of
Years

At Reasonable Price

Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowudes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 8350 to
3450. Terms!» suit purchaser.
’l‘wmty-twu Intel sold this your.
For turtlwr information apply to

TAILDII 8: GDLDEII.

Dr Christian Swartz.
HALE’S

Bough Balsam

_._ny..-.-

WILD DIIEIIII.
IIDIEIIDDID.
TII AID 'I'IlD

20 Cents. _
H. R. HALE,

NIImWALK, CONN.

Economy and Comic!"
Gasoline Slnlt

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