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DISOOURBE DELIVERED IN OBKA-
LUNA, IL, SUNDAY, FEB. 21.
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The tear-era at the Calcutta! and the
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lope-flag or on‘liurui sou.
Osvawoea. Feb. 2l.—-Rev. Dr. Talmaae
preached here today to an enormous audi—
ence. He expects to be abacnt'lrum home
' about ten days. during which period he
speaknnaa many citiea The subject a!
bin mrmnn was "Heavenly Congratula-
tions." Bin evident intention was to make
wwidathataeemagreat wayoillrom
each other appear very near. Ilia text
wan taken from Luke xv. 1, "Likewise
joyahall be in heaven over one sinner that
mpenteth. more than over ninety and nine
iuat peraona who need no repentance."
A 11‘ sheep! Nothing can be more thor-
oughly lost. I look through the window
olaahepherd'e houae at night. The can»
dleaare lighted. The shepherd has just
his eta! against the mantel. lie
haataken ofl biaeoat. shaken out of it the
dual-and hung it up. I see by the candle
light t there are neighbors who have
come i The abepherd, lagged out with
the long tramp, site down on a bench. and
the wile and children and the neighbors
any to him. “Cine, now. tell us how you
lonud the poor thing." ”Well," he says.
"this running I went out to the yard to
lonkatthe flock. No sooner had I looked
over the fence than I saw something
wrong. The fact was they did not count
right. Ninety—live. ninety-six. ninetyeeven,
ninety-eight. ninety-nine—onl y niuétyfline.
McDonald, you know we had a hundred.
And i wondered which one was gone. and l
began again. and I counted ninety-live,
ninety-nix, ninety-seven. ninety-eight. nine
ty»nine. Well, i whietled up the dogs. and
I atartod on the fields and across the
brim and I tracked the moors, and l
lulled the guiliea. but no bloating of the
poor thin] did I hear. Iaaid to myself,
‘The lamb must have laileu into a ditch.
or a pack of wolvea from the mountain
must have torn it to pieces and sucked
III lilo out.’ But I could not give it
up You nee it was a pet lamb. it
waa that one with the black spot
on the right shoulder that used to
come and lick myhand an i crossed the
field. and mellow I could not give it up
So I went on and on and on until nlte’
awhile I hard the dogs bark, and I said
‘What'a that? Then I hastened tothe to]
d the hill. and I looked downarid there i.
new the poor lamb. it had fallen into the‘
ditch-ltd an I came where it woe and bent
“or: the ditch and stooped down to lift the
poortbing out. i wish you could have area
the loving and implorinx and tender way
Itlnoked at me. i lifted it out. and it was
all covered with the slush and the mud. It
wuan awful thingtodo. but I lifted it out.
and it waaeo lame and so weak it could not
walk alone. no Ithrew it over my ahoul
den and [started bomeward. and the con
ditiou of that lamb you may judge of from
thnwat which I have just hung up. But
I tramped on and on until it is safe in the
yard. powthingl Thank God. thank God!"
That the shepherd'a wife spread the table
and bought out the best fare [but the
cabin could aflonhand they not up very
Iatethat night. and they talked, and they
laughed, and they sang. and they ate, and
they drank,and they danced. and told over
and over and overagain the story of the
lat abeep that was found.
an oven run rmrrm.
With Inch tendernm and rusticity of il-
inatration docs Christ reprment the soul’s
going oil“ and the soul's coming back. when
Ito-aye. "Likewise there in joy in heaven
among the angel: of God over one alone-r
that repentcth. more than over ninety and
nine jnat perarma that need no repentance."
Torcprnt in to feel that you are bad, and
tube sorry about iL and to turn over a
newleal.and to pray for forgivenms and
help Just an anon an a man does that
they hear right away of it in heaven.
Then arc no goaairvl in glory going
aroundtochatter and laugh when a man
blight there are many souls in glory
whoareglad torun about and tell it when
amuia-ved. Thenewagoeevery
quit from gate togate.andfrom north
wall to south wall,and iron can wall to
want wall. and in three utca every citi
mnetheaven haeheard t. tor "there in
Mbknvenamongtheanseleoluod
mane sinner that repenteth."
lean very easily undemand how there
abouid bejoy in heaven over- Pentecost
withthnetbomandeouie eavedlnone
liar—no myatery about that; I can under»
Indhowthere should be joy in heaven
"the Pariah of Schotta. when lonr bun-
drwl Ionic were saved under one rennet: of
llr. ; I can understand how
than ahould be joy in heaven over the
awakening to the time of Harland
whu inane year four hundred and
aeventyahree their-and strain were brought
to God in the United States: I can under-
atandveryeaaliybowthere abould heloy
h heaven over live hundred thousand route
converted In m7. in thin country; but
mark you. my text announcer there in joy
in heaven am; the angel-of God over
one. jam one. sinner that repenteth.
Home cathedrals have one tower; some
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great tower-cl heaven atriko npa silvery
chime. But. herein a wait of the street.
Shelia-lee under the gasilgbt. and your
aoui shudders with a great horror. No
pity for her. No cummineration for her.
Aaehe pameedown the atreet she hears
drongina midnight minim. and ae she
listenerothataongebehears: '
All may come. whoever will.
Thin Man receives poor sinners atlll.
She puta into that harbor; aha kneel:
by the rough bench near the door; she
rays: "0 Lord! Thou who didat have
mercy on Mary Magdalen. take my
blistered feet on the red hot pave
ment of hell." God says. "Mydaughter.
thy line hre forgiven t * goin mace.”
Now. all the four towers o! raven atrike
a silvery chime. and they who xoas through
the celmial streets any: ~" 'but'a that?
Why. the wont ainner must have been
saved. Hear all the four towers ring and
ring and ring!” "And there in joy in
heaven among the angels of God over one
sinner that repenteth.” .
nltavnt’s IIAPl’lm In" on aunurtx‘rrtn.
My subject impreeaea you, I think, with
the thought that it in [Willie for us to
augment the happiness of heaven. I‘eo
pie think that souls before the throne are
aahnppy as they can be. I deny it. hook
at that mother before the throne of God.
When she died she lelt her son in this
world nvagnbond. That eon repented of
hlsiniquitiee and came to God. The re-
port of that salvation baa mmbed heaven.
Do you tell me that mother belore the
throne of God has not her joy richly aug-
mented? Then- ie many n man in this
house today who cotdd go out with a torch
and kindle a new bonfire of victory on the
hills of heaven. If you would this day to
pent and come to God. the new» of your
tealvntion would reach heaven. and then.
hark! to the about of the rumoured. Your
little child went away from you into the
good laud. While she- was here you
brought her all kinds of beautiful prey
cuts.
Scull-titties you came home at nightfall
with your pockets full 0! gifts for her. and
no moo-r did you put your night key into
the latch than Iilil‘ began at yotl.my’ilrg,
“l“uther, what hnve you brought. me?"
She is now before the throne of God. Can
you bring her n gilt today! You may.
Coming to Christ and repenting of ein. the
tidings will go up to throne of God and
your child will hear of it. Oh, what a gift
lor her soul ttatay! She will chip with new
glarinese on the everlasting hills when aha
hears of it.
I was at Sharpaburg during the war, and
one day] saw a sergeant limb past can
lathe-red horse. the blood dripping from
the spam I lurid. “That serge-nut Intlrll be
going on u very important tut-rouge. he
must be carrying a very important din-
patch. or he wouldn’t ride like that."
Here are twoangebsof God flitting through
the house. flitting toward the throne on
quick dispatch. What is the news? Carry»
lug up the story at souls repentant and for
given, c ing the news to the throne ol
God.carryin;r. the news to your kindred
who are forever saved. Uh. "them in joy
in heaven untong the ungvls of God over
one sinner that repenteth." And suppose
this whole audit-nee ahmilll turn to the
Lord? Ilcuvcu would belillcd with lime
ologica 0 heaven. bent Willi all thy
hammers that the rock may break. U
heaven. strike with all thy gleaming
sword» that our souls may be free.
“I am reading of a king who. after guin-
iug a great victory, mid to his army. “No.
nonhouting; let everything be in quiet: no
shouting." But if this hour your soul
should come to God. nothing could stop
the shoutingol the armies of Nod before
the throne. for "there is joy in heaven
among the angels of God over one sinner
thut repenteth."
In some families they keep a vacant
chair and a vacant plate for the departul.
but if in some oi your households you kept
a vacant chair and a vacant plutc for them:
who have gone away lrom you into the
next world. the vacant chairs and the va-
oant platen would outnumber than which
are occupied. lonce said to you there are
no vacant chain in heaven. but I mull
that, llight beside your loved one in that
good land there in a vacant chair. not made
vacant by death. Ior death never cult-rt
there; it in a vacant chair for you. Will you
take it!
el’urarnr Ix Ilrzltvrzx roll Eamn.
My subject nlao impnelws me with the
idea that heaven and earth are in time
aynlpathy. People talk of heaven as
though it were a great way oil. They say
it is hundred.» of thousand.» of miles before
you rem-h the llrxt star. and their you go
hundreds oi “lowlands ul mile» before you
get to the aecrmd altar. and then it in mil-
lioua of milee before you reach heaven.
They say heaven in the center oi the uni‘
verao and we are on the rim of the univem.
That blunt the idea oi my teat. Ithink
the heart of heaven beats very close to our
world We meanure distances by the time
taken to traverse those Illhtancee.
It need to be a long (botanic to San Fran
clam Many Wt'eht and months were
before you could reach that city.
ow it in via or seven day-a It natal to be
via weeks before you mold voyage from
here to Liverpool. Now you can go that
dietauce in nix or uneven daya And eol
literature the distance between curthaml
heaven. and I lital it in only a Ila-h. It
it one “what here and another Inn-m
there. It lavery neartoday. Do you not
feel the breath of heaven on your face?
Christ any: in one plnceit llltot twenty
four houn’ distance. when be my» to the
penitent thiel, “This day. this day.ahalt
than be with me in paradlne." it in not a
day. it is not an hour, it llnot a minute. it
ill not a neonatal.
oh. how near heaven is to earth. 8y
oceanic cable you lend a manage. All it in
expensive to send a manage. you compress
agreement of meaning la a few worda
Winter in two worda you can put vent
meaning. And it arena to the that the
loot (lo-l who carry news from earth
to van need totake up thin hour in re-
gard to your eon). only two worde in outer
toklndle vrlth gladneee all the redeemed
Wore the throne. only two wordl. ”Father
raved." “mother raved." “Ion eaveri.”
“daughter naval." And “there to joy to
heaven among the angels of God ovum
Inner that lepenteth. ’
IALVA'I'IOB 0' 1113 ”I".
My subject also lmpresrra mewlth the
tact that the ulvatlonof the rent in of
vast Import-nee if you should make
Mull thin year.“ you auppate that new
would he oarfled to heaven! it would not
bent mun lmportaneeorslgnllleaneeto
be can-led heavenwald. it at the out
aadmnlal election you are madeprerl-
tot the United Staten, do you support
thunmwouldbecarrlrd tube-vent
Mywmppwthatthenewaef a involu-
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travail have thing.
Importance.
over one rlnner no. it mart be of
vaetlmportance to of any moment in
heaven, your salvation. in that land where
ghldneaaea are the everyday occurrence. in
that land where the common atone- ol the
field are jasper and emerald and cbrye
opraeua and carbonate and aardonyx. And
yet the neweof your salvation maker joy
balore the throne of God.
You mnember years ago, a ntage driver
in the White mountain- became veryreckv
lean. lie bad a large numberol
on the stage. and the etage was drawn by
all homes. wild and ungovernnhie, and he
drove near the precipice. and he drove oil.
the stage with ita precioua freight rolling
down the embankment. and many were
Ilain. but few were saved. [suppose when
they wrote home they wrote with con
gratulntion at their rescue. The angel: of
God look down and they are men driving
on the edge of great precipicea ol ruin and
danger. drawn by wild. leaping. foaming
and nngovernnble perils in this life. and if
any shall eacape before they “mire. do you
not suppose the angel» of God rejoice. ery-
ing: “Good. good! Saved lrom ein. saved
from death. saved from hell. raved for
ever!"
The supreme court 0! the United States
duel not. adjourn for anything trifling. It
must bctbe death of acabinet minister.
or the death of a president. or some matr
ter of very great. moment. When I find
all heaven ruljuurning its other joys for
this one joy I make up my mind it teal
very great importance if heaven can attord
to adjourn all other lestivltiul to celebrate
this one triumph.
Do you wonder thnteo many of these
Christian people have toiled night and day
in this work of soul aaving. if it is of ouch
vast luminance? Do you wonder that
Nettietou and Finley and Bishop Aabury
and John Wesley and tiurrge Whitefield
and Paul and angels and Christ and God
stripped themselves for the work? Around
that one tool circles the mint, the fire, the
darkm-st, the joy. the anthem, the wailing
the ballolujah and the woe of God’s uni—
verse. If the soul is saved. then lip come.
to trumpet and lingers!» harp and ham—
mcr to hell and "there in joy among the
angels of God over that oneaoul iorgiven"
For such a soul i plead.
countryman RELIGION.
Having found in my own experience that
this religion hi a comfort and a joy, 1 stand
here to commend it to you. In the daya of
my infancy I warn carried by Christian par-
eutv to the home oI God. and consecrated
in baptism to the l‘nther. and the Son. and
the llolyGhm-t; but that did not save me.
in after time I was taught to kneel at the
Chrintiau family altar with father and
mother and brothers and sisters. the moat
of them now in glory; but that did not. save
me.
In alter time I read lMidridge's "Rise
and Program" and Baxter's "Call to the
U unconverted," and all the religion: book-
arouud my father’s liollltehuld. but that
did not have me. lint one day the voice ol
Christ route into my heart saying. "lb-
pent. repent; believe. believe." and I ac-
cepted the tiller of mercy, and though no
doubt there was more joy in heaven over
the Ctllll't'ndlln of ot her mills because 0!
their turn-aching inllueucercrlly believe
when I gave my heart to God there were
some spirits in heaven the glmhicr for the
deed. "Therein joy in heaven among the
angels of llod over one sinner that repent
eth." Turn this day to the lion! who
bought you. Let this whole audience sur~
render the-nulelvr-s to Jean: Chrht. If for
ten. twenty. titty years you have not
prayed, begin now to pray.
"Oh." you any. "I mn‘t pray." (.‘un you
not mysyod be merciful to me, a sinner?"
“No." you any, "I can't any that." Then
run you not. look tuthe throne of merry?
"No." you any, "I can't look up." Cam you
not tin-n give some signal like that which
ware given by the lllll in the hmpitul,’ lie
was elicit and suturing and dying. and
wanted speedily logo away from all under-
ing and pain. and he said to his comrades
in the hufipllnl, “it is strange to me that
Jesus drann't see me when he goes through
here uighu uud taken others to himself.
He goes through ben- and he tltNtl’t see
me. I must be atlleep and he doesn't. know
I wont to go.
“Now. i tell you how I’ll arrange it. I'll
go to bleep with my hand up. and then
when Jesus mines thmugh the hollpital by
night he will see my hand lifted. and he
will know by that I want to gowith him."
So it was done. For that night J eons went
through the bmpltul and took the sullen
lug Iarl.anrl the next morning the nurse
pea-lint: through the ward» of the hospital
law a dead baud lifted broom! on one side
against the pillow. and the lcit hand hold-
ing the elbow of the right arm. Jenna had
teen the Iignnl and enamored it. Oh, sick
soul, wounded noul. «lying aoul. cutout thou
not giveaomo ltlgtllll? Wilt than not lift
one hand or one prayer? God grant that
thhl tiny there may he joy in brnvrn among
the nngele of God over your cool lorgi veal
” lant- ln lie-m.
The thrum of barpetringa; silvery
psalms; lull-dc from the golden wires; that
cohorts of angel trumpets; the prahm of a
thorn-Mill chum; hurper» harping with
their harps: the about of one hundred and
forty and four thou-lands on the eummit of
the holy maintain with the lamb; theaon.
of vlctmy rum; by the mleemell church;
the tuneful voice» of the ten thousand
time! ten thousand and themed of thon-
Iande; the hallelulah chorulee like the
noiae of many watermand the round of
mighty thunderlt. In which thaahuivlag
more like a fiery flame and gratitudeawelia
like an lnllnlte tempest. The» ballelniah
chem-rimming mortal asaered
storm.
No element ha- lhe place In heaven that
the element 1‘ music Ila-L in it are lobe
and antlpbonal renponaen and lull charmer
and moldeent lubllatea The angular
ting: the nation. ring; the white robed
multitudes ring: the tour living creature!
ring; the four and twenty eltlm ring; one
burnt oi probe follow: outburst of praise,
rolling mu and rolling treat, rolling north
and rolling north. until the very throne of
God tremblea and quivers with pram-—
ltev. David Gregg.
changed the lantern.
lie lsentlylndn you not afraid acme
one may marry you for your money?
she (realm-Ola, dear on finch an
idea never entered my head.
”Mandarin—Amie your tweet in»
more you do not know how mildly. cruelly
Mercenar some men are. .
Site (on etlyl-nl’erhape not.
lie (with reports-sod emotion—[~31
would not for the world have such ater
rlble fate ham to you. Theme-who
win» you aboald love you for younell
alone.
ant-own have to. it's all eentla
Male witches money. not i. You’ve mt
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The ray-teal hat-lag or Ian»
Boy- ot today have great atlvantaun
their phyaloal training over the» at even
ten yearaago. Itl- eerily within the rev
membraneeol thereof as who have not
beenontofcollege rover-y long, how the
mere motion of footbdat borne brought
downaetormolpamtaiwvatb.whiiena-
retreating tuition followed on baek to
reboot game wan then an aim
and the nrvaaperl added horror to the
myatery by printing their accurate ol
matches in a manaerulculated toebiil the
blood 0! any well regulated hounbold.
Gradually so the lone induced their par!
cute toview the aport the-mach", the pro
judice wove away. The game lind- favor
in achoola from Blaine to California.“
the molt lea generation 0! led» growing
up where physical beauty and healthful
coalition put u‘. of the lent generation to
shame. Our very Itateen—year—oid drip
ling can ontrow. outrun. outawim. outridr
and outdrive ua; give an palate on football.
baseball and tenure» and hit ly devoid cl
that uickly puller pecul theatudcnt
ol our day. know: quite an much. with the
ruddy glow of health in his cheeks
And yet there are to be lound me few
that do not favor athletiee for boy»! The
glorious influence for good that upon"
have on the general allocation and welfare
ofbrabboyeand girbbunotbegunto be
appreciated Wheel seen boywko doe:
not take his play hour. I "gird hint with
as much disquiet an the man who never
hasa kindword lorany me. Play iaae‘
neoereary totbeboyn andgirtnaewam it
toa plant. Withoutlt the growth of the
one in reatricted and unhealthlnl. while
the other. having fewer resources. dial-
Hurper’a Young People.
Children The: Do let Ilww low to flop. ‘
A kimlergartenteaeher,atthebadol a
free kindergarten working among tbedeav
perately poor and ignorant of a neighbor
ing city, speaks of tho pathetic unchildiab
hem of the little creature that aheenaaea
into her achwlrooma Baum. weary and
cold; dirty. ragged and love. kicked. been
en and worn at; often themselvea wicked
beyond belief. theyaeem to have nothing
in common with joyona childhood lure
aumllneea of stature and lemma» 0! yearn
They do not know how to play even. and
it is this ignorance of the underlying will
ciple of child happiness which eeeutelhe
whim privatlon of all, The Mutual
land of "make believe" in unknmdo
them.
The story related by a mun who-e burl
It“ tool: him much among the poorest,
moat wretched districts 0‘ thin city. ilina
tram the depths to which child life in the
alum has (alien. lie lound a company ol
ragged urchin» oneday playing at tnnevalb
and quarreling over the privilege ol being
the corp-tel The one badly new
ltretched hlmaell (at the slimy noun (1
the dingy court. folded hie haulapcacelnl
ly over his heart. closed his eye. and. pole
and pinched looking at be war. looked the
character be mounted with startling elect
The others found bottleo—thete were piers
ty of them—and am! them on betcha for
Candice around his bier. To theae stunted
little 501le the abubby pun-rattle 0! death '
which thvy Inul seen in the 1.11er and alley.»
of their neighborhood were-o much lion
and more desirable than their dreary exist
encee that to counterfeit them wana pan
time—Her Point 0! View in‘V'ew York
feeding Plant. with loan Heal.
Time-l
There is eomethim: to a woman's mind :
painfully dislillluiomxing in the discovery ‘
that plants have it distinct appetite for
limb food. yet 3r. l-‘rnnc’m Darwin it» put .
this beyond all doubt by (ceding one plant .
with meat meat and treating another in ‘
the culinary way, with the result that the
atrnivomua plant not only produced or)
needs to every loll produced by the other.
but the ace-la themaeivea were liner and
heavier. It was that now somewhat neg
looted philosopher. Sum Weller, who pm
pounded the sweeping theory that "Nature
a rum 'nn," and certainly thb rout mutt _
idea is pmitively (Hibernian
I hope the carnivorous tendeneicn of
plant. will never be cultivated to the
extent of involving web items in out
butcher'e imbue
One pound envy beet tor roe-a ............ w l!
Chump chop. Bounces. for ovehide.... . fl
and a consequent seriotu money addition
to our hombobl expeneea ll Bahoulrl.
and a time ehould arrive when lberut
dents in our cuoaervotorlea and window
gardens become eonnoiaoteun and alert
plovern’ egg» and quail». the outback would
be truly alarming. and the only m
left to on poor women would be rewritten
our love of flower» upon the altar 9‘ econ
otny or to enter upon a retaliatory and evil
dell-naive count 0! vnpflnmbuflcltl
cago Tribune.
Ic- flail-en.
Pretty nearly every one lime-lea Iberwrl
one "nearufllea." or "runabout.” which
are found plentilnlly on ocean have!“
Theme." theeggcmee ol the tea auntie
They cumin! o! a number at mail that
shaped corelopee attached alone: a renal
Item. the bigger: at them being in the
middle. In each envelope than b a little
lpot ot thinner material. which thyme-c
break through when Ibeyarvreadylob
batched Wheat» female I:
abouttolayehehrt-beuell bile
from the surface a which the "ace
ofegga is graduallyntvnded. Reta; It
not adrilt and expand W’
well an to Marriage lewd the
ornament neutral. bat thee-which“
eomelntotbewovldeafetyaad survive
donhtleea live tea rm meat m.-.”
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brim!!!
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m ”em ”(I
Ladies of the World.
It wtll ecu Entirely the wont fWe-io
a memo mower l ”I
amt >l allow, falling and Influence”...
W Walloon. mm o part/rump armed In
no cam: «I up. It will vitamin and and
Im- lrowv the Mom”: on ml; ”motherl—
6. The trout—on m murmur um
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three-rte «herbal yeti: up” 2' .
tencelremv .nmvem:
Villa I‘ ‘
.. . ... .. . t' Jim LITE
”will by a” R
our»
D. P. MORRELL.
)l‘i’flt’t 0P ’l'lll: Wit?! Sultry Putin.
r “melon Attorney. loyal .elm am fir.
Insurance. Furnimre Insulator»: a annuity.
lit Washington ncrnc. mutt. thalk. mil ll
HOMER B. HOYT.
inert Watchman: all Jeweler
ill NORTH ”JEN omen.
mm». .. u
.Iae,pu rm
Repairing of fine and mmslla and wool.“ to
yriolt’y. Key wind rim: d to New». llsrry
ariitly tor 13M rim woe . and the met burr
ical abilltv to do the new.
lam" Business College.
MAII’ORIL (1)335.
It with awake I a‘mln when! («beak m.
Ivory nrwiw bran taught them”.
grown. lzaglmh anabolic” migratory vtml.
lint-lune hon-er acyclic-d withofl‘lrr: mitt,
ante. tree at r larvae.
«quarters for Mull. .‘r’arwail'r. and vsrfalty
(or the nele and rental at the Remington altar»
(lard Typewriter. 1 prwrtter «lewd-ewe.
drill mm
for F'amirmw. r .
MIIKIUI.I.. l’vntrlent.
ALBIN MALMO.
Ill-alder tr. all kind. v.3
Fresh and Salted fleets. sausage,
VEEWLTQHLEH, DELI! A1 Fax
liltl’tfl', I'm. Kant. t '1»: ani I}. at». l”
mun“, Hr“, pfr.
350R?“ MASK STREET. 3134!: Ville?
mum Silrwnllt. W13“
0" 0| IIGIIT SGRVEIGEI.
Vaults and few—twin tinned it. the tract
murmur tor the lv'utf mom-y. l'nlluthlutrm
murrnntul Vaultedh 5.1!" frvtllerr, Add?!“
finnflll’,!mtfh Summon, 103.
FURNITUR
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
comm
D. P. MORRELL.
hill!" AM! "I’JVY “”11“!“
no» bomb-old frilllltl'vff mm“! with
core. 1mm" amt wimp nailed the and
promptly drilteevrl. tern. X", m R’s-MW
tun retreat. sleuth Sow-out. room are If
Day Scavenger.
Ili'lll and 80m Illllltl.
Yvette amt emihel‘rwnlrl an the W-
w'uh- Mala vernal.
«I faulty l ml» Matt. at I'amhml m.
Icahn . (Wu when at 33 Ma «not.
Mew . Fob
new STORE.“
[Mermaid—1WD
haiku-newborn
HEATERS. ,
RANGES.
STOVEB.
3...“...
T Prim [to 8mm
oummrtnt,‘
ll. llalllli 81380"
lunar-balm
II Illblutlld. “Intuit
flllllltrltt Mall.
Balers. .@Monm
ICE CREAM.
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W. .
OLDjand:
illlll lllllilll Hill
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new YOR .
sou-m NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
Thoma
Glllfllll‘ Illfllll lllll EAGLE
:Ilt
Will leave 3. Earl River (Beekman
etml. New ark. at 5 p. m.. daily; Honda!-
named.
gag; rtvrliverll trig; fakm. nnltkil 5 p‘. m.
. no I v t . ..
and summon-u .1 tab p.03. ' p m
I.“ no a ' iiration to la the City of Nor-
walrand IE: Ie will not love dallrrt
fifyfreigbt. Ill-Lie to Sew York on:- vicina
rran penan- are forbid trnell of
them eedthelnataoftbieligxyac—
thereof. ll
errant theownere
ll. 1.. Irv Haven t llanlnrl llll.
October If. ll”.
TRADES WAVE soc-m SOBWALK A8
VOLUJWS:
Putt Saw Yawn. A. H.~5 “(except Honda )
d .56 ac. 7 5 ac. 7 to ea.
:-
a
1
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roam». rum. mum. 9.31.4203
1.. I!!! em. I Bat-~95 ”.125st Marne!
In. 7 I5 ex. 7 3-42.! II “"9" an, II lb’ Adam-
rx and an. 1235 a. In.. ex. yap—1 a; an.
9 Man. a. matte ac. p. m.
m2»: lifwoahgh A. Jar—flu an. via (51..
an. . .a en. “tat... " 15
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yore-rte,r P lt.~~tz§:,;ueu.. 7 tin- at
a!" l ear 1 ' m r i bet
Mgr Hanna ti n; MR.“ WI ween
mt mos. .~l l: tvia Slime Line).
P. M. 42:0 ex. tviat‘pringtleldl. llf: er. via
Hartford»
Luvs: SEW YORK
Yo} rot-m Err-warn. A. 1—50! u. out
an, . so at..nlllex.. mu m. n «in. u ti 2.,
alumna ea. P. Infill-a. “lien” If! If...
Httu..3ilwr.. new, til-t er... in! er..ltlcex..
Wing)“ at.. aluminum u. and an. it“)
mldutght kn. Sunday» dbl my? manfitllat'-
l2"! midnight.
a
r
Houeatonlé Railroad
Daabarv and Kerwalk Dirt-lea.
tIOItRZL'leTOJASJl we.
Train. leave South Smalk for Ilannury
“liflcmm..flil.23.5i‘l.dfll .
flirabyerfixabméand 7 it p. my“! lllfip in.
rain; . ve bu for 5-th .\’ rw lit—
or...zl.v«anna ilfizm- an, btl‘hndudl
p. In. fiend-yawwlia. m and .‘ill m.
Train. leave south Norwaik forlitvldgelield —
r, baron“; m. KHAZL 5i» and till p. in.
their» irate Ridge—lipid for South Sorwaile .
5:7; :. DD and ii 56 a. 31.. 35. {ml and
”All“ LINK DIVISIDS.
frets. innate Hridgrpnrt a» {allure a:
. a: a. In... W for Pittaiiehl.
mum rm, r for I’ittellehl. making
nonnative» w Albany and the Wear.
.5» M a. in“ fre' ht for Hallie 'vllle.
.glh. 91.. (re-lg t for firm i rrinxton.
p mw liltteleld and Allan pal-eager.
p. m.. Stew )Iilfurd M'lflr
. m. in milled thll
:1, or... fret.“ tor lire-It! liarrinxton.
azimuths-l manger for Mun-field
Rt: ll. muse“. Vice Prealdent and
eager.
Paula. lmrai' Moor Anni.
J. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street.
NEW YORK.
made to Make and Grain for
tau-land upwanle. t'onr-
”them 96' l per test. each way.
trirnmlmtymuoulr
graph. Worm
Marblelzed Shelton:
H mm mus:
flank-dame! themed mature
avid-wade leash tokeavenat
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KNARP's,
“GMT-Tilly.
Rntiaéfé'
lEVERv PAIR
Best Material is tired. Combining D'urahililyanll llll
9 Making it the beat thou Beamlooerfihoe in the market.
l
And you will see not duly a:
. Neal: and Perfect th'tlng Shoe.
But one:in which the
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WARRANTED.
Cell and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at. 5"” R
H. 3. BROWN ’3,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk”.
Washington Street,
In order to make room for S 'n (
Bhoeeat tbebeet bargainseverollzrletl:
1 lot Hand Sewed Bu
duced to 62.06.
Stamford and Silsby’s
Copper, r gate, ’l‘in
lowest prices.
THISTRAM
“Hill”
on no mun lllllllflll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine Milllnery. Formerly No. It
Water etrv-et, now
ll Illl SWEET. llfllllllll.
Trimmed mtlllne . mo illllrrent ll rm.
llata now truly 7m latent Mvelt e1 llflmm
wild and extrnnlve pattrvxu- from our mvn
lieu. Turban? new and thrown. Flor-
rut let momenta n crown rot-meta. hand
«mu. bird. and butterflies. numb and
lane l the Ilene
m. n.3m lltneolllnerllkvelm
Itavl made meanest» with one of the
0' Infill m.
on Mt lugs
indium” ! .
mirmmnl'... mm W”
moat greet M" c with ‘
etvlee at price. to salt all.
SWRNRENBUSIINELL
Ship Chandlers.
It Inter Ml.
, ,. . vooror . .
., 1 a. n. militiamen...
’ sadevvrytbl (or? “0|“:th
' ‘ , . .. Q tie. a: Rina:
. r. ‘ "’3 “an in.
' . .
,. :“ 33‘“ RE“
.5 Ian
l- b m "at
“Q, mm!- m to
I . tart-”1' oriental!
to ”8- m, m M
“iii re, Wt Ilaia Street. T 'fl '
ufluw. marv- ll
PAYMENTS
ll WEEKLY!
emporium.
lawnmower.
nut. Mt mm,
m Imam 8t.
multinational. .wn. '- 'e
fiw
,ouerav errata.
.3.“ ,
S PRECIAI..SA*[:ER
D l'
BlflVEli & ll
. LADIES“; eHOEs
NEWS 1
South Kuwait.
inode, we otter the r ' ’ '»
Don't fail wmkealll'gtlllggggglllgmm 0! 1:13;“
lion and Lace Shoes,
’ 1 lot of Cloth Top. Hand S
fine Machine Sewed, worth from $3.00 to 34
fine M. S. at $1.50. 1 lot Misses’ Opera Too
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $.25
about 500 pairs of men’s regitlar 50c Rubbers at 25c:
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
worth $4.50, re-
cwed, $2.00. 1 lot of
.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of
, 11 to 1, worth 82.00,
at 65c. And ’
R. H. NASH & 3R6.
. Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and.Shcet Iron Work.
Victor , New
Steam Healers, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
and Iron Ware at the
& HYATT‘.
N0. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE All: hill)“ thl A Fill. LINE OF
NEW Fill. IBESS 60008
IN ALL THE LATEST hiirlllfin AND FABRICII. n;
.n.
l’lvll'lAL BA mmxs IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& Hllll,
NORWALK, CONN.
Save Money!
BY VIH . "5'0
F. BflYlSTflN'S
Factory at five Mile River.
” up...”
lillfll Billifllfll
50ml varlctyol Veterinarian and flu. a
treatment. Almanac "netball.“
tubule-mm my rhea».
dill!
m.)
orange-m
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