Evening sentinel, Monday, July 31, 1893 · page 3

 

 

DB. TALMAGE ON A TOUR IN THE
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Bnoonrx, July alt—Rn. Dr. Tumour.
who la now on his vacation tour in the
west. has chosen for a topic lmlltlut morn-
ing. “Children's lllgbtss," the text being
Judge- ai. as. “My father. if thou halt
thy mouth unto the Lord. do to me
in; to that which both proceeded out
month."
thnh won a frrehnoter. Earl y turned
u. out rum-homewh-Je I»,- ought to have
cared for, he con-lama! with rough
and went forth to earn his living ill
heathecould. lntbonc times it waneon-
e‘ldered right foramanto no outou indie
patient military expeditions Jepbtheh
wasagood man according to the light of
hladnrk age. but through nwnnderlng and
a predatory lilo be becam- reckltso and
precipitate. The grace of God changeoa
man's heart. but never reverses his natural

peramen

The lunelltee wanted the Ammonltea
drivu out of their country, no they rent a
delcptlon to Jephthah. asking him to ho-
conie commander In chief of all the forces.
Ha might have said. "You drove me wt
when you had no use for me. and now you
arc in trouble you want um brick." lint he
did not say that. lle takes command of
the army. sends managers to the Ammon-
ltes to tell them to mate the country. and
gettingnoim " , ‘ ‘ his
troops for battle.

Before going out to the war Jcphthah
makeeamy solemn vow that if the Lord
will give him the victory then on his return
home Whflibllfh'tf that comes out of his
doorway he will oIler lo sacrifice an a
burnt oflerlag. Theha’ttle opens. It was
no skirmiohing on the edges of danger. no
unlimben’ng of batteries two miles away.
but the hurling of m_eh on the point of
Maud spoon until the ground could no
medrink the blood, nrnl the bum reared
to leap over the pile of bodies of the slain.
In thoae old times ramming force» would
fight until their sword-r were broken, and
then each one would throttle his man until
both MI. teeth to teeth. «rip togrip. death

one tumbler! 'muls of corpses from which
the lat trace of manhood had been climbed

Jephthah wins the day. Twenty cities

capturd at hht feet. Smind theviotory

through the mountaimof Gilead! llct
the trumpetero all up the survivors!
Homerard to your vireo and children!
llomcward with your glittering treasures!
Homeward to have the applause of on ad-
miring nation! Build trinmphal arches:
Swing all M all over Mizpeh! Open all
yourdoon to receive the captured trons
urea! Through every hall spread the ban-
qunt! Pileup the riands! Hill high the
tank-Ids! Thenntion is redeemed. the in-

'vaderaarermted.aml the national honor
llvlndicntml!

Buzza for .lcphthuh, the conqueror!
Jephthah. seated on a prancing steed. ud-
vancee amid rut-claiming multitudes, but
his eye is not on the excited populace. lie»
numbering that he had mode a solemn
vow that. returning from victorious battle,
whatsoen-r lint came out of the doorway
of bio borne, that should be aacrlflcul as a
burnt alluring, he has his anxious look
upon the door. I wonder what epotlm
lamb. what brace-of doves will be thrown
upon the fireeof the burnt altering. 0h.

cheek. Despair twins his heart.

“in daughter, hi» only child, molten out
the dwrwny to throw berm-1f in her father's
arms and nhouor upon him more him
than there were wounds on his brunt or

. demo on hiw. shield. All the trinmphul
W vnnidlm. Holding bark this
child lrorn his hearing bruit and pushing
the loch book from the fuirhrow and look-
lng Into the cyus of inextinuuinhnhhn gum
tlon. with choked utterance, he trays:
“Would God I lay stark on the bloody
plain! My daughter, my only child, joy of
my borne. life of my lllx'. thou art throne-

The whole matter was explained to her.
Thir- was no whining. hollow hearted girl
into whom: eyee the father looked. All the
glory of oworil unlehiehl remained la the
W ol the valor of that girl. Then
my bare been at tremor of the lip can note
leaf tremblea in the «pub of the math
wind. There may have been the atartlng
of a tear like a ralndropobmk from the
"literal a water lily. but with a all nevi
MM man may not reach and only wom-
an'a heart um nonpar- ehe currendere her-
rclftoflreand to death. Bhecrlraowt In
theworda ol my text, “My father, if thou
halt opened thy mouth unto the lad. do

thyrnooth"

She boon to the knife.“ the blood.
which aooltrn at the falher’o voice had
ruched tothe crimson cheek. unalie- In
thellreaoltheborntollerlng. Home-n
tellln hevnam. Then to no need that
we how her name. The that
llllpeh twinned for Jepht the warrior
gone into tit-dumb!» all ape are
{am thla [ltl'l chlplet. It In well M

alltheaprcan havethe tlIleofthtedaulhw
“'0?”th plea-l
emit-eti- erlngwatnot uto
Iheladdiat Mmyuhrtyoardem
elation- at Jephthab'e uaelty mater
thdlaoldra Ilia- whenvowewaematlo

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Noonecan feel more thankful than ldo
tor the advancement of common uhool adv
ncatlon. The printing of books approprh
ate for schools. the multiplication of philo-
aophlcal apparatus. the establlahment of

' A ' which [wovldcforourcbll-
their teacher: of largest caliber. are themea
on which every phllanthropifit ought to be
congratulated. But this herding of great
multitudes of children in ill ventilated
telnxilromna and poorly equipped halls of
instruction to making many of the place:
of knowledge in this country huge holo-

Polltlcsln many of the cities get» into
educational nflnirs. and while the two pt}
litical parties are mhblinu for the honors
erhthah's daughter perish- =. It is so
much so that there an many whools in the
country today which are preparing tens of
thouaandoof invalid men and women for
the future. to that In many plum by the
time the child's education is Ilulahed the
child bunt-hull In many phone in many
an. of the wintry than are large appro

Cheerful

appropriatione.butae noon an the appro
prlatlonletohemade for the educational
or the moral interest of the aty we are
etruch through with an momythat In

In connection with this I martian what

 

mien. Children of delicate hrnln compelled
to task- that might app-ll a mature Intel-
lect; children going down toachool with I
strap of book hall In high an thamaelvca.
The fact Is. in some of the cities pnreute do
not allow their children to graduate. for
the ' ,‘ they say. "We cannot
allord to allow our children’s health to be
destroyed in order that they may gather

Tens of thousand! of children educated
into lmbecility. Socouuectrd with many
such literary eotablinhmenta there ought
to be mylums for the wrecked. It In push.
and crowd and cram and null and jam
until the child'a intellect ls bewildered.
and the memory iowreckcd. and the health
lfi gone. There are children turned out
from the schools who once were full of
romping and laughter and had choc-La
crimson with health who are now turned
out in the afternoon pale fnccrl, irritated.
asthmatic, old before their time. It is one
of the wildest sights on earth—nu old man-

Girls 10 years of age studying algebra!
Bins 12 yennml ngt‘ rocking their brain
(We! trigonometry! Children unacqnalntcd
with tht-ir mother tongue crying over their
Latin. Fn-ucb and German leseom-l All
the vivacity of their nature beaten out of
them by the heavy lmlleof a Greek lex~
lc‘on! And you doctor them for thirhand
yongivc Iht'nlfllllllt‘ medicine for Iltnt.
and you wonder what is the matter with
them. lwill tell you what is the matter
with them. They are finishing their edu-

ln my puriish in Philadelphia a little
child was so pushed at school that Ihe wna
thrown into n fever, and in her dying do
lirinm all night long she was trying to re~
cite the multiplication table. In my boy-
hood 1 remetnlmr that in our clam at school
there in.» one ind who knew more than all
the n ‘xl. of us put together. If we were
(mt in our arithmetic, he utricnted us.
When We e-tood up for the spelling claim. he
was almuwt always the head of the clues.
Visitors came to b‘nt father's house. and he
was almost always brought in as n prodigy.
At 18 years of age he was an idiot. He
lived it) years an idiot and died an idiot.
not knowing his right hand from his left
ordny fmm night. The purentn and the

You may flatter your pride by forcing
your children to know mgr: than any other
children. but you are making in sacrifice ol
that child if by the Additions to it: intelli-
gem you are mnhlnxuouhtractlon from
its future. The child will gonwny from
ouch maltreatment with no exnlmnce to
light the bottle of life. Such children may
get along Vet)‘ well uliile you take care of
them. but when you are old or dead alas
for them if through the wrong oyntent of
education which you adopted they hare no
owarthinem or force of character to take
care of thmnelre». Be careful how you
make the child’s head ache or its heart
flutter. i hear a mt deal about black
men'n rights and (Ihlnamen'n righto and
lndinno' rightenml wumcn'n rights. Would
God that mnwhaly would rim.- to plt-nd for

The (‘arthaklnlnne “nod to lacrtllrn their
children bunting them Into the cum of
throat forth ita hand. The
child we. put into the ulnar! tho idol. and
no room touched the arm- thultdn
into the firm But It won the art
momenta h the children emlllng and
laughing not} the moment they died.
There may be a ferric-non and e hilarity
abntthruyluoledmfleadwhleh I am
crating. but it lo cal at the
n ' of menus. on God M.
were ooly one Japhthah'e daughter!
untrue ll nutty corrupt”.
Again. there an many narrate who are
striking their children wIthwrong eye
“In. of Illarlpllnrulou mat clitoral loo
peat leniency. There are children In fem-

The!
to the authority. The high chair in which
the infant site to the throne. the rattle

up the parllatnent when father and moth
orb-renovate. Buchehlldreuwmeupto

Then to no cheacelu thin world fora
chllrlthnthaancverlearnaltomlnd. finch
people become the hmberatlon of the
churchol (intend the peatol thowcrltl.
Children thatdonot learn toobeyhunan
authority an unwilling to learn toobeydl-
tinemthorlty. Children will note-apart
pat-nu whore authority they do not»

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"the quite." "the old chap." or their
wither an “the old woman!" They are
tho-a who In youth.‘ in Wham
learned to reepeetautbwlty.

miuthnmmmu thtlrwttk-

There coma in the hlowry of eve child
an hour when it is tested whether I open-
onto him“ rule or the child shall rule.
That hi therrnclal hour. If the child Iri-
umphr In that hour. then he will some day
Innku youoronch. It in a horrible scene.
I have whml lt—I mount cane to old
age. cluttering with terror In the me

ol a mmwho curwl her gray hall-o ml

mocked her wrinkled loco and handset!
her themttt shc mum-bed with her tooth-
lean gums!
llow sharper than a Icrncnt’a tooth It In
To have n thankless childl
rAImXTAL 'n‘ms‘xr lllllll'lilil).

But, on the other hund.too greatrlgne
munt lveln'oillorl. it in a raid thing when
domestic gos'crumeut Incomes cold mili-
tary tll'hfmllhnl. Trnppcm on the prairie
light firc with fire, but you cannot sum
fully light your child's bad temper with
your own bud temper. We must not. he too
minute in ourlnspection. We cannot or
pent our children to be perfect. We must

notoncevcrything. since wt-hat'c two or

three faults of our own, we ought not to he
too rough when we dismvcr that our chil-
dren barn in many. lf tradition be true.
when we wait children we won not all llt~
tle Samuel», and our parents were not fear-
ful lat they could not raise no bocxiuse of
our premature goodneai.

You cannot scold or pound your children
Into nobility of character. The bloom of a
chlld‘e heart can never be men under a cold
driule. Aliovo all. avoid fretting and Icold-
lag In the houuhold. Better than it) years
of fretting at your children is one good.
round, old faultloned application of the
clipper! That rainbow of the gospel of
whom we read in tho newspapers that ho
whipped lilo child to death lit-cause he
would not my his prayer: will never conic
to canonization. The nritluuetlcl cannot
calculate how many thotntnndn of children
have been ruined lurercr olther through
too great rigor or too great leniency. The
heni'em and the earth are filled with tho

groan of the sucrillced. In this important

matter, seek Illl‘llle direction. 0 father, 0
mother. Some one naked the mother of
burr] Chit-f Justice Mansfield if she was not
proud to hun- tbrw ouchcmlncut was. and
all of them so gun. “No," the mid. "it is
nothing to be pmml of. but mmcthing (or
which to be very grateful."

Again. there are runny who are son-illo-
lng their chiidn-n to it np’trit of worldlinms.
Someone inked n mother whom children
but] turned out wry Well what WM the so
cret by which she prepared them for use-
fulucxs and fur the t'hrisziun life, and she
said: "Thin nuns the secret; When in the
morning I washnl my children. I prayed
that they might be mulled in the fountain
of a Furiour's mercy. \l'henl put on their
garments. I prayed that they might be or
rayod in the robe of n Snvionr's righteous-

ness. When I gave them toodJ pnycd

that they might be fed with manna from
lit-awn. When 1 started them on the road
to school, i pmycd that their path might
be no the shining light, brighter and
brighter to the porn-ct duy. When I put
them to sleep. I pmyul that they might be
lnfoldt-d in the. Saviour's urms." “I )b."
you say. “that won very old funhunml." It
was quite old lunhloned. But do you sup-
pose that n child under ouch nurture In;
that ever tut-uni out bad?

In our day most boys start out with no
idea higher than the All encompmrsiug dol-
lnr. They otnrt in on Age which bout» it
can scratch the lonl’s Prayer on n 10 cent
piece und the Ten Commandments on n It)
cent pit-co l‘b'xldrcn no: taught to reduce
month and religion. time and eternity to
rulimr fractions. it serum to br- thoir chief
attainment rim: locum. mukradimcrmd l0
dimes umkeu dullur. llow tumukc money
in only equaled by the other nrtvhun- to
keep it. Tell me. yo who know. what
chance there B for those who start out in
life with such perverted sentiment»? The
money market. remunds nguin and again
with the downfall of such people. If I had
adrup uf blml on the tip of n pen, 1 would
tell you by what nwfnl tragedy many of
the youth of this country are ruined.

m’nun or u'ulturusbsc

Furtlwrnu tboummln and tens of thou-
namhi of the dnugbtcrs of America are ulc-
ritlcrd to worldlinem. They on: taught to
hcln oymmthy with All tln' urtillcinlltit-e
of Mir-My. They are inducted into nlbthe
hollovnnws u! what i» called funhionnble
life. They nn- tnught to believe that his-
tory to dry. but that fit) cont Motion of ad-
venturous low urn deliciouo. With ctr
[molly that might have rivaled u Florence
Nightlnunlo lu heavenly mini-t rho or mode
the father's bonu- glad with llllnl and uls-
terly demeanor. their llfh In a wante. their
lmuty it rune. their eternity a demolition.

In the aim of Charleston during the
civil war a lieutenant of the army stood
on the floor belida the daughter of the u-

vemor of the new at South Carolina

were taking the vownof marrlnwr.
A hombehnll "ruck the roof. dro llnto
the group. and nine were worm and
sloth; the wounded to death. the
lwtda Whl the bridegroom hnelton the
a tryI to crunch the woman the
that the ceremony be com
Hill eh. mirtht take thovowabo-
we her departure. and when the minister
slid, "Wilt tho! he filthful Into death!"
with hat dying llpaahc raid. "1 will." and
In two but: we had departed. Thu we.
the accidental slaughter and the Iacrlnoo
of the body. but et thou-and: of manila.
altar: there are daughter-slain for time
endelalaforeternlty. ltI-notamar-
Hear; It to a Ina-acre.

AM to mono who I- only waltr
tanntllhhlather dice to bouncer. the
property; then a little while they owing
around In the circles. brilliant choice. then
the property In gone. and having no power
toearn a livelihood the twain rink Into
mmofeodety.thehubaodanldlrr
Inca-ct. thewlle a drudgeaelaveanda
tacrlllce. Ab. open your denunciation-
flrn Jephtheh’n head and expend them all
on this wholesale modern martyrdom.

l lift up my voice today agatrat the one
rlllee of dilldreu. I look out of my window
unab'ahhath.“ l mamnpolchlldren.
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hle: we are growing up." Mluhtllyang-
satire! This gtnwmtlon la panning ofl.
audit mluhtirr urnrrnlilnn is coming on.
Will they lw the firm of l_\r:‘.llll_\’, the“
of tin and tho toes of death. or will they hc
the loos of God? They nrt~ coming up!

I congratulate all percfln who are doing
their bent to hop their children arrayfl'lln
tho altar at sacrifice. Your prayers!" go
log to he mower-d. Your may
wander away from God. but they will coma
hack ugnin. A roiu- cornea from thethmnc
today etu’ournglng you, “i will be it God to
thee. and to thy set-d nllt‘l‘ thee." And
though “'le you lily your bend in death
them may be mmu wanderer of tho family
far away from Ilmlmml you tuny he :1)

years in In new h (on: nztlmti-m shullcomo nouns m
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Long nllur you have been promo-rm! for the
cities your putters, your tutu-binge and
your Cliflnllllll influence will go on uml

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but grout nlny-belng nblotomy: "I added
home to ltmhc and land to land and moon
factory to mmmfztctory. lowued half the
city. Whatever my eye saw I had. whatever
I wanted I got." or on that day to have
Christ look you full in the face and any.
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antl,‘_\'u visited me. Inasmuch m- yo did it to
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ly outward wnbn lit-my load 0! paw-oxen

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lilit~ Hurt."

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it."

“l '15-.“ >0, but l'w never hmnlenuugh
about it to untle‘rx‘hmn'l it."

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sou it to winning. and thus putsin motion
n small cog“ heel that engngt-snnother (“up
whorl thut mmuumimtcs the rotary more
turn! tnnthinl cumrhcol Yhstt-nnl to the
ruin of the our. lt'w In plain n» day when
you vm (Lu- idea."

"\‘m. but how" —‘

"llnn'l you Illlllt‘lnllllld it yr!“ There's
I hurt of u‘in- bruah that [limes nguiusz a
ruppvr pinto ummvtul with the motor. and
the wire is wound on the [mute l was tell-
in: you nlmut. m that when the rum-tit

:3::*:.‘::°;::::z;::.t:‘;::::’:::.'::'.:::§.:::§ 2 Large Lots Burnt! Ive.
52:33.13:mix.~i:‘..':§2:‘i:i.i:.“3§:‘;t;': 4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
is:n.5,?f1:t.:;?:"::.lr.:.'§:£:":;;. 9 Nice Lots

Riverside Ive.
M Choice Lots

Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighlly Lots

on the Bluff

and lollcitutinn lull trippingly from tho overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for

timinf the frll‘ml'n clmtnclrrand enriron- bulld‘ng B pleasant home can
moot. Many peoplv healtntotowrltcthelr be offered than “[088 lots on

he Woodward estate.
years ago I offered my first

It
in the dark nml giro the Witml rlarp which patch” or these low on terms
mam-1 run mrry."”l gum in your to suit tho purchaser.” They

ger nu «he and sets the wheel: in motion.
The cumut goes buck through an under-
ground “ire. 50c thmuuh it now?"

alrl‘t'l, Illltl tbt- old man took another loch
m the owrhvnd wire. noted earnestly in
thedlrrctiun in which tho car had “one.
took ull’ bl». but and wiped his forehead.

"What I'd like to know,” he muttered.
"is how In thunder the electricity [unites
tho car go!"— l’hilmlrlphln Inquirer.

h ttera ol l‘ondnlenre.

To Ivrilo n letter of mngmtulutlon on A
happy event in the blntory of a friend is I
wmparntlrely my tank. Words of cheer

poll no from the tongue. The Intern! con.
dnlrnn- ”quires more cure, more delicacy,
u grrntcr l'tmipn‘lu‘neimi. a lulu-r recogni-

tlmught of aympnthy to one who in suffer-
lnu under the tint nurprlre and bewilder-
ing shock of it drop bereavement.

’l‘hv impnlw in strong to put forth n lutml

grief." “I would help you ll 1 could." but

quick upon its heels tread tho emutlom m. mostly pa"! up no" and
of mutlnn. “l donut ltnowherwellenouuh “19" Warrantec deeds are DOM

to intrude." whim an lurtlnctlro renne-

menlnlplty. “ yrutle thruetlna In of m The Baum”! nearly 0‘93
myself would only tear open tho wound week—the happy owners of a
afrmh." “Should l attempt to rpeak prospective homo.

wordu of consolation. they would wound

like platitnilm,appcar conrmtloualorpcr- them; you can too tho model
film-" 1hr arguments are often to com already built. Why

revocable In their eppeal to cranium neon

thattheorlxlnnltcndrrlmpulaclenaolute— not make a beginning now?
ly mulled back. One pm” for one'l You can buy for N You

lrlend. but does not directly addrraa her.

In moat can: the etlenoc Ia animate. can make QM”, ”mm”.
0.2mm"; u 1. mm than m." You can pay monthly-«any way

grunt. [articularly when thornof whom we

think are mere mun-intuition. not run In Ol’ amount to Mill you.
If you will only try you Will
own a lot in a short time.

the crater circle an yet of friend-hip. or
when the tum-nu are oped-fly shy of room
oer and reticent of nature.

Usually. however. the letter of analo-
lencr, II phone-meet Ind sincere,» an
olive Munch of permit-o hone an by a
men-mun dove of pram over the wt .
whirling waste of snow. The simpler it
lethenurerltemandofmmy. Them
er Itlu sent the more optolllylta tender
balm ll lnlrlonthe Aching heart. (in the
til-oh. It in rely newly always tale to two
to the early friendly Impulre and tool-re-
find the Inter detaining band of caution.—

arper‘n liner.

 

Inclrtatty Applied to [arm “all.
An Interesting example of mum, at

e llultolarmworl la nowln ograuon

fitment»... newton oft met or on
hurling-we HINDB'

Inmoora throttling.“ the lilo-rum. The 01

m- . udhywfl-thW Wuhlnetonrtreot.

um“ mu“
uwu HOME!

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Silurian, etc.

lfnpwithpriccacanhoeecnat .
a real estate ofilcoof

TNlLOll & GOLDEN.

‘ Wunnroroa 81..

the tee of JOHN
at the allies of
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Restart ran
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Physiciaygrmmd
MOS. Oll. N. N. OOlllONO

Can be consulted at her ofllco.

333 Broad 8h, Bridgeport, (it,

from m Lm.to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday
mlnr physlrlnn and for
t antigen years hanmnlo the ll 'EABES
MIA a ell-clam;
from an

A 6060 TOWN I

Morality.
llarmony.
('ordlallty.
Tnlk em: 1:.
\\ rite about It.
. well of II.
NNI‘ p to improve It.
Advertise in to papers.
l’ummtu In merchanta.
Elect good men to no ofl'l

Tire :tll loafers. cit down on
but your ob «t he Ilw welfare growth and
mmotlnn 0 your town and its
courage public eplrttcd citizens by no up
clatlon and become one yonmlf bv lnourlng
your-elf In the (bun-client General Life In-
enrance Co. or llartford. mun. The
eonn all of the heat plant. both to and
at For ratcaand plane rallqn ol
attire-a s. 8. h‘llninmedleu agent. ill \l
luton «rent. south Nnrw k.

Elsufiumnus

Best Made.

at the lowest prices.

Ol L STOVES

and all kinds of

House Furnishing.

‘Plumhing.

. Tm Work. 1%

F. N. NASH O OllO

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gain-the.

cum- 'imréi'm

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Closing Out Sale?“

nouns in nus

Tristram '& Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.

In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladies’, Missca’ and Children’s garments,‘Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet

. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18 ‘
years in plain Jac ets and with capes. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 yours in light and dark colors. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it We will sell thorn at less than the
manufacturers’ price.

HALF PRICE.

All of our newzand fashionablelmpes will;hc included in thin
sale, at just one-half their former,price. {

Tristram & Hyatt,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,

2 Gazette Building.

lulu HOMEifANO SAVE MONEY!

 

full back and a

"rectifier. Norwalh.
full I nc latte! Ityica 11
Papers. Borders and Gill Mouldings token
hem-us for impaction. on notice by nodal

ll tlmtm chum!”

 

 

. CUGSWBLL Box :3
mm

fine Bookand luhPriming

 

ladies sum-ring
dlfllcully incident to the ac: can
r. Gullford in the ntrlcteat conn-
denve. And with the aeonranre of rerelvlnur the
most etultnl andarirmt‘mc treatment known
to modern surgery and medicine.
fumhhed for confinement canes. Term

All letter-.0 promptly replied to. In-
close eta-mp. mm ly

Wagons at All Kinds and at All Prices l
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purpoccl,

BUDDIES, PHNHONS, ONNOPIES, SPINOLES.
ONOTS. ONONINDES. NND ODiiiiESS NISONS

and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
urcbascr's mlvan to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.

SECOND HAND WNOONS OF ILL NINOS.

Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.

LUTHER WRIGHT,

V" llcr. Indium In. IIIII Franklin St.
N. l.. New "I'll K Nlllllli NJl.
JV" ll. l5”.

mms muflm NORWALK An

lwillmaketttot ep

M" ”Ml:
V‘Sum‘nrer rimslchool.

Illllllll ODSINESS MIKE.
Stamford. Conn.

“WC“ Immune-learn“ “M“
. almofmmlnlnillfllmm
Minor!) in no. mun-Ill.
mu court-rot study-I “H
tlonrateeareamcactlulmm
lvapereent. olthe eradflcch w
8nd {or clonal Illutvatal “‘

You Raw howl.

my 9

mans.

m. mm. W
cranium-u
Prlccc to Suit An.

Henry Tilly.

August, 1393.

D. SMITH.
amino-tram let-Ill.

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in.: an. In.
mount? the Itruth
an. '3 men. rob-e
tin-.‘lflac..p. In.
twee. a. at.
wruon your will.

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a? .5.“ I ll. 7 up. in. Marion. pol e m.:

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g-‘inll up. It.
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