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‘oa. nurses oeuvres a TRIBUTQ
TO WOMAN LY INFLUENCE.
no, ”Gust wanna-- or the m: we. only
a I”. of the Christian Mother at To-
day—The Virtues of Hospitality.
Bsoosu 2:. Aug. lat-43m Dr.
chose for his subject today oneof in-
tier sex. the announ uncsd
Great Woman.” and the
: ”And it fell on a day
to Shunem. where was
taunt to the
topic being “
text ll Kings iv.8
that Elisha passed
woman."
or
hotel of our time had no counterpart
in any entertainment of olden time. The
vast nigority of travelers must then be en-
tertain at private abode
mission. and he must find shelter
belonging to a great and good woma
Her husband. it seems. was a godl
but be was entirely overshadowed y his
wife‘s excelleneiee. just as now you some-
times find in a household the wife the cen—
ter of dignity and influence and power. not
by any arrogance or presumption. but by
superior intellect and force of moral nature
3 omestic aflnirs and at the some
n all financial and business
's hand on the shuttle. on
. curve. on the worldly busi—
ness. You see hundreds of ml who are
successful only because there' Is a reason at
home why they are successful.
run WIPELY lh'YLU ESPR.
If a man marry a good. honest soul. he
a fool. the
makes his fortune! if he Inarr
Here comes
Elisha. a servant of the Lord. on a divine
A
balcony overlooking the valley of Estlmolon
' is offered him. in a private house, and It Is
especially furnished for his occupancy—a
chair to sit on. a table from which to eat. a
candlestick by which to read and a bed on
which to slumber. the whole establishment
”W“
step 0“de the door until we get through
I'll be greatly obliged to you " Of count
the strangoriarrlml In the room. and the
old humor took hold of the horns of the
altar and ham ht down the blowing of
God upon his ousobold and upon the
stranger within their gates. ltudobutuhr
rieus Christian hospitalityi .
Again. this woman in my text was great
in her kindness toward God's mseaon
Elisha may have been a stranger In t at
household. but as she found out he had
come on a divine mission he was cordially
welcomed. We hare II great many books
in our day about Ibo hardships of ministers
and the trials of Christian ministers. l
wish smuebrxly would u ritc a book about
the Joys of the Christian minister. about
the sympathies all around him. about the
hindneseea. about the genial considerations
of him. Does sorrow come In our home.
and in there a shadow on do cradle. there
nrehumlrmla of ,Imnds to lIi‘llI. and many
who weary not through the long night
watching. and hundn-ds of prayer» going
up that (loll Wolilil rmtorc. the sick. is
there a burning. brimming cup of calamity
placed on the [wtor'a table. are therenot
many to help him dlinkof that cup and
who will not be comforted 1'90le hols
stricken? Oh. for somebody to write II
book about the rewards of thcf‘hristian
Ininistor—«atmut his surroundings of Chris
tian sympathy
our A 'I‘I‘ l'll.
This woman of the text was only a type
of thousimds of men and Women who calm:
down from the mansion and from the not
to do kindmas to the Lord's servants i
suppose the men of Shunem had to pay the
bills..buI it won the large heurtrd (“bristian
sympuihit'e of the women of bhunum that
looked after the Lord In messenger.
Again this woman in the unit we» grmt
In her In hnviur under trouble
ill-r only son had Illod on Ilt'l' lap. A Very
bright light went out In that household.
The sat-ml writer puts It \‘I-ry term-I y when
libraries when they have maxim
ucation to pick out the day of the almaaaei
Oh. how many there are strivingto have
things as well as their neighbors. or better
than their. neighbors. and In the struggle
vast fortunes are exhausted and business
firms thrown into bankruptcy, and men of
reputed honesty rush Into astounding for-
Rerleel
0f corneal any...nothin8 alt-inst refine-
ment oraultura. Splendor of abode. annplw
oneness of dlet. lavish’neaa in art. neatness
In apparel—there ls nothln against them
In the Bible or out of the li his. God does
not want us to prefer mud hovel to English
cottage. or untauned slwepekin to French
broadcloth or hanks topple. or“ the
clumslmsa of a hoorto t e manncnof
gentlemen. God. who strung the beach
with tinted shell and the gran of the field
with the (lows of the nightmnd hath ex-
quisitely tingml morning cloud and robin
redbroast. wants us to keep our eye open to
all beautiful sights, and our our open to
all beautiful unicorn-p. and our heart open
to all elevating sentiments. But what i‘
want to impress upon you is that you
ought not to inventory the luxuries of life
as among the illdlhla'liliiilllm. and you
ought not to depreciate thin woman of the
text. who. when offered klngly prcfcrxuent.
responded “I dwell amougmy own people. "
GliP A‘l‘ ill "Ell l'll‘l'k’.
You. this woman of the text one great
in her piety. Faith in God. and showua
not ashamed to talk about It before idola-
tors Ah wbman will never appreciate
what she mus to Christianity until she
knows and M‘i' s the degradation of her sex
under paganism and Mohammulanlsm.
llor very birth considered a misfortunc.
Sold like cattle in the shambles. Slave of
all work. and at lost her body fuel for the
funeral lyre of her husband. Above the
shriek o the Ilm wursprI-rs in ludiu and
almvc the rumbling of the juggI-nmuts, l
bani-tho million Vuiccil In’llilllflf wronged. iri-
suited. broken hearted. downtroddenwom-
“- .
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. ...a.
. SWI'II IIIIIIIIII III III IIIIII.
Fare. Single. 40cts.: Excursion. 70a!
hwfimthlorwdhlfla. Ia. laavatlew York. Wham p. up. Saturday.
Unmslaettirtflt.8fllr«mallaturday.mb.m. than-otter with trainafor Danbury
Saturdays our. .
height m cm lion-1k. leaves New York. loaday.W 'may and Friday at
am y. In. leaves Norwalk. My. new} and Saturday at .l’rvlabt received.
I tlemummemp.n .0 a yr"
seduces. we to lie on aware of run.
ion and Nut Origl store. "
When the Syrian delegate to the Chm-go
wme'n’e congress found that her old time
custom excited general admiration there.
aha upraawl mrprlw. saying t Euro
r (“him were drIvI II that out
her nativeeouutry lb. :own.resching
eulytoheranklea. is the basis of all the
autumn devised by the «inns reformers.
yet the women of Syria themselves are giv-
lu it up to adopt the foahionsof l’s'rie and
London. against which these reformers in~
high so sharply. ’
This is avery discouraging fact for the
advocata’of the new feminine dress. More
than a generation ago time was a similar
movement. and it resulted in the adoption
of the bloomer costume by some of, the
most earnest and self sacrificing of the re-
formers. yet instead of establishing a new
fashion they have. lived to ace the nearly
extension of the old throughout the world
with the single exception of China. The
European feminine costume. with which
they and their successors are so discontent
ed. Isdriving out and super-adios the pecul—
iar national costumes for women in nearly
every country of Europe. Asia and fried.
The tamer distinction in dress but dlf~
fgrent nationaltiea is rapidly passing away.
The Japanese court has ulopted long
dresses. corsets and all the abominations of0
the Parisian feminine array as they are ll:
scribed by the reformers These hm o en-
terod'tho hat-ems of the east and are worn
by the educated and (‘hristianlzed women
of the South Sea islands. As the African
women become civilised they put them on
as an indication that they have advanced In
the scale of cultivation These fashions go
along with the spread of Christianity, and
they accompany the march of European
civilisation. whether by the path of war. of
commerce or of improved means of cum-
munlcotlon. The present tendency is to-
ward the obliteration of a distinctive (irons
ammo HAW.
II "alum.
9AM illleilXD.
I’M N'l'llill.
Linen time. to not and W.
‘llo save money. to get satisfaction.
linker a, 19 Washington It.
to. Israeli.”
sneer News momenta
There is a slight cholera panic in Berlin
There are too. 000 striking miners idle in
W ales
The records of the Republican city com
mittee of Indianapolis have been stolen
A crusade against Chinese laborhal
begun in the vineyards of the San Jonquil
valley California.
Immigrants from (holnm infected tilt
tricts In Europe an anti ring \‘cw York by
way or \launra Falls
Mrs Charles Frank of Newarkls mourn-
Ing thonlmmco of her husband. a baker.
who left home Tuesday.
By the wreck of an express train at
“biting. Ind. . a part of #250 on in gold
COIYI “ Il‘ scattered 0" lift Il'flde.
It in said that the flank of France cow
teIIIpluIcs uniting control of the Colorado
ailvm' mines and furl’illif up Ihe price of
the \v llllo nlt'lltl.
Ilium.- .\. lit-one. who played for many
your~ Ilm part oi (1y l’rlln in Dcnmanm
'l‘lh'u;.p~.on'a "()IIl Homestead." dropped
dmd in his dressing room at a Chicago
theater.
John \Viugirr, postmaster at Wake
land. lnd.. look a peculiar method of
resigning his 0mm llc boxed up What
govcruuwul property he had and shipped
it to \\ uhiugtou w J
'l‘-lu llomun Catholics of Dobbe lorry
are angrywith Archbishop Corrigaubo-
cause III-has not applfihtrd the ltcv. Fran-
Ch .\I Pagan toihe poaiorntrcf the Church
of (In Sacmi llvart.
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Closmg out Sale
IIIIIIETS Iiill IIAPES
Tristram 8L Hyatt’s,
No..2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
“W
In order to make room for other goods or ye decided-to
lkinds. includ-
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Lgdies‘, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets In
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block,- navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and or 61 sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain: Jae ate and with capes. Children’s garments from
4 ten years in light and dark colors. Every garment mustbe
sold and In order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’ price.
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3"" No. znGazettefiBuildlng.
he an‘s.“lluliut on her know until noon, an. "or turn) have fallen in the Nile , ‘ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~- ~~~~ --
Lordhelp Mail The wife may othe silent and flu-n bodied." ‘Yottho writer goes on and Tigris and the La Plate and on the {0" different "UPI“ ”“1 “I" ““bu‘hm‘m" Tull“), ...... Jul] 5 WBUY AT HUME AND SAVE MONEY_l—_ '
partnerin the lirrn.tbore may “3me to say that aim exclaimed. on is “”10 “6PM“! ’lnrtury Shebas been dishon ofaainglostandani of wsturne for nilmnu» Albany... 2: H a ll l0 1 ii i: 812 2S SELEcT Y
oulinovoieeadown on exchange. bl"! "It!" (treat in prmprmy. this woman was great bred in Turkish genius and Persian palace hind. ‘ ‘ “WWI 8”“ 0M“ II mam?“ M- J "I“ I W
oftentime comes from the home circle n po— m "Dump. “my hpnnidx nummmL ”Ll' mm on”. The tide of dress reform, then. has set in ulnar Viluut and ileum.
with! and elevating influence Whm are the an um have not been liawl mu m. .mwl II. II... GIngus. ’I’bvre “direction ”ml! opposite to that taken 1mm H La we mums.
This woman 0! my W“ W“ “1? superior bilateral on the bot sands of this "Will. is not agronn. orn dung-mu. ur on island. by'tho reformers "I’m““d I“ the worn ltx . ‘2‘. it.‘ I”: y 4 ; “ [a l" I '
Of her husband. HS. as far as I can ltlldt’f‘ Sahara? “'horo an- the shoulders that or a mounlain, or a river. nrn lukv. or uses on 3 congress. instead 0‘ ““1118 been lbfll' ,.,.‘..'i§?.‘.'..' 3;, 3;. .3... h.”}.’.”": ‘ « :3 ”.4
fluid. was what' we often heels our day. 1- Imu- not bun bent undo the lilil‘lli‘fl of but would MI a slow or the counsel “M" “m “7"“ “’- 6” “WWW “I“ Item . mi #4 :n firm llult‘ln n. : w; io- ' ' '
man 0““!1185011000 and only 3 modicum grief? \\ here is the shipaailing owrglussy boupod upon her. V "l‘f- The Irma rebels iaplacing thea ort pm. I ‘1'“- 53 '0 "3" ' h“ ' '3‘? x“;
0' brain, intensely QM". ”will! fl long sea that has not afte-rawliiio luau caught lint. thanks to God. this glorious L‘hriée tunic. instead 0! lleingdiaplacod byit. 1" [3:113:33 In 40 p-jl. “to-hing! mi 25 15:
while in the same place without moving very dress to which they Objl'cl so strenu-
baud or foot-if you say "yes." responding
cs"——if you say "no.” responding “no"-
”(I-inmate half shut. mouth Wide oped.
I
..
maintaining his position in society only be—
But his
cause he has a large patrimony.
wife. my text says. was a rent women.
Her name has not come
grandfather will put on his spec
prophet Elisha.
woman
In the first place. she was great in her
hospitalitiee. Uncivilizcd and barbarous
nations honor this virtue. Jupiter had the
surname of the hospitable. and he was
to avenge the wrongs of
strangers. ‘llomer extolled it in his Verse.
The Arabs are punctilious upon this sub-
ject. and among some of their tribes It is
not until the ninth day of tarrylng that the
occupant has a right to ask his guest.
“Who and whence art then?" if this vir-
sald especially
tue is sohonorcd even among barbarians
how ought it to be honored among those
of us who believe in the Bible. which can?
own to us. . She
belonged to that collection of people who
need no name to distinguish them. What
would title of duchesn or princess or queen
—what would cscutcheon or gleaming dia—
deIn be to this woman of my text. who by
her intelligence and her behavior challenges
the admiration of all agent Long after the
brilliant women of the court of Louis XV
have been forgotten. and the brilliant wom-
an of the court of Spain have been forgot»
ten. and the brilliant women who sat on
mighty thrones have been forgotten, some,
taclev. and
holdin'g the book the other side the light
read to his grandchildren the story of this
great woman of Shunem who was so kind
and courteous and Christian to the gmd
Yes. she was a great
in a Holman ‘ \\ here in the garden of
earthly comfort buttroublo bath hitched
up in: fiery and panting team and gone
through it with burning plotvelmro of dis.
aster? l'ndrrilu- piliinu of Imusof suffu-
ing the I.“ at In. ll'l of the uorid has burst
wilhwou
\ilYlilflflll'ii fI-il lie about lIII- rivers. and
llll‘. [\nmmu IIllII iIII- Ibumlw llllll the Mis-
sissippi Inu'I- Ina-n I‘.\i.lull‘ll. but who can
tell thodvplh or Ionzlh of the great river
of sorrow IIIIIIII- up (I! turn and blood roil-
ing: through all lumiw and all ages, bearing
the wreck of Illllllilt'h and of unnmuuitirs
and of i‘lllplri'r -Ilh'llliilll(. wrillung. boiliu
with the ambit-sol 11.000 years! Etna am
Cotopaxi mul Vesuvius have been limerihed.
but who bnsrwr sketched the volume of
suffering rrtchlug up from Itsdrpths the
lava and tho acnrill and pouring them down
the sides to wlu-lmthu nations? 0h.ifl
could mils-r all the benrtetrings. the
brolu-n III-.IrI~iIixI;;~. lulu II harp] would
pinylin it :Idirlu-I-uulm-I Iva-alloversoundrd,
um VIM: Tun I.Ul:li(l.\'.
.\l_llilillllul.» stoll uml Gorgon and Cen-
taur nlul 'I'ltnn. mul Hmlugists tell us of ex-
tim'l species If ”mush-rs. but greater than
Gorgon or Im-mulwrium. and not belong»
ing Io Ibo rmllu of fable. and not of an ex-
tinct spot-ire. is u tlIIIIlali'r with iron jaw
and iron lIImIa walking ltI‘I'IwA the nations.
and history and [us-try and sculpture in
tlwirnttcmpt to sketch it and describe it
have Nit'lllt‘d to sweat grout drops of blood.
llut. thank God. lllt'rt' are llmw who can
Culuplrr us this woman of the text con-
lllll'l‘l'll ulul lay: “it is welll Though my
, proprriy lli' gone. though my children be
one. llmngh my home be broken up.
houph my Ill IIIIII be sacriilcohi ltis well, it
tianlty mun-:3 forth. and all the chains of.
this vmealago an» aunpimd. and aim rises
up from lunuluiuy to exalted sphere and
bewmcs the affectionate daughter. the gt‘ilv
tic wife. the honored mother. the useful
Christian. ()h. if Christianity has done so
much for woman. sun-1y Woman will be
come its most ardent advocate and its sub-
limestcxrmpliflcation.
' When i come to slmrk of womanly III-
fluence. my mind always wander-son to one
model“ the aged our whoa" .. years ago we
put away for the resurrection. About 87
years ago. and just In fore their marriage
day, my faith r and mother swod up in the
old meeting house at Somerv lilah . J.. and
took up II flit m the town of the Christian
Through a long life of‘vlciaaillulc sheilvod
bunniesst and usefully and came toher
end In peace. No child of want ever came
to her door and was turned empty away.
No one in sorrow come to lif‘l‘ but was
comforted. No one naked bar the way to
be saved. but she pointed llllll to tho crms.
W hen the angel of lifmnme to a thigh
bor’ a dw.eiling she mud there to rIjuir-o at
the starting of anotlar immortal spirit.
When the angI-lof Iimlh came in n nrigb
bor's dwelling. she was there to robe the
departed for the burial.
Wohml often heard her. when leading
family prayers in the. nbsrnoenf my father.
any. "(I loni.l will not for my children
wealth or honor. but I domk Ihnt they
all maybe the subjects of Iby comforting
grace!" Her ll children brought into the
kingdom of God. she bad but one more
wish. and that was that slw might are her
iongahscnt missionary mm. and whru the
ship from China anchored in New York
harbor. and the long lilies-III. one panned over
onslyia becoming the univursai dress of
women. They are getting no follmvcrs.
and tlicytilomsolvrs will probably (lini‘dll’d
their singular garments after the procord‘
logs of the congress are over. since never
before was the distaste for anything like
oddity of dress so strong and prevalent as
it is now. The distinctive class costumes
of the past have been abandoned. All
women dress alike. so far as the fashioning
of the garments goes. The fashion for the
queen in the fashion for every other room
an. because it is the queen’s fashion. The
papers devoted to fashions are as good for
one country as for another. so uniform is
the dress of civilization and so universal is
its progress
Hence any attempt to bring about dross
reform encounters stronger obstacles now
than existed a generation ago. The rule
of fashion is more despotic than over.
and It is loss disputed than over. The
standard is fixed more arbitrarily. and it Is
accepted more generally in the world.
Starting in a European capital. the fashion
oprrmla rapidly to every corner of Iiicgiobe
until it governs the dress of woman when
ever European civilization has pushed its
way.
These dress reformers. too. are confined
almost whollyto this country. At least
the movement was initiated here. Yet we
have always been the lxvrrowors of fashion.
not the creators of it. It does not go from
us. but comes to us as s tyrannical master.
Nor is there any people in the world more
averse to eccentricity of dress. than Amer-
Icans. more afraid of'provcking ridicule by
any peculiarity of costume and less toler-
ant of oddity. If these Chicago rcfomlcrs
who were divided skirts and the modified
Killed at a “'edding Feast.
NI» \\ \Ullh. Aug. 21 —— .il. a nod ilnghold
in tin tr-ut-mtnt at an James strrI‘t :1 five
lnrv building. 001' upivd oxc lnslvely by
Italians part of tho merrymakiw was tho
distribution of chotIm-nis lo the children
of the home and thou- who happened to be
in tho sIrm-I. ’l‘rn-yeurold .lmeph‘ Love
give was on the Iirc escape of theiirst floor.
and owing tire candies falling t the pave»,
meat below be tried to catch «um (them.
He reached out too far and wont hcadfore-
moot into the street. A doctor II as wile-l.
but the child's skull had been fractured
and he was dead. .
Times Brighter In Connecticut.
MIDDLETOWX. L‘,onn. Aug 21. -\lbiie
several of the large manufacturing cetalr
linhmcnls in this city are temporarhy
closed. there is no doaiiiution. Many mer-
chants report large cash sales and easier
culirutiunv than during any previous Au-
gust. 'l‘hn: quarryuwu at the Portland.
i‘rnIIIIvI-ll and Momma; quarries are the
Blunt allotted. as money for the sale of
alone Is not molly obtained. Arrow Anna
mills have been running overtime, though
they stop for l‘i‘ilflirx this week awarding
toctlslum
A ht lilnIsIoal llnr;l:r.
Nollwu II. Conn. Aug.‘ 2.1 —A whiuiuical
burglar went into a group of four small
stores on Central wharf. lie took $30 in I
lit-brew cloIlIing shop and a change of
clothes. ’l‘hun. strolling down on the
wharf. ho sIrIppI-d off his old suit and put
on Ibo .ivw's. lie visited several other
small atrium and was finally discovered.
2 Large Lois Burrm Ave.
14 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Luis
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln live.
I5 Sighlly Lois
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up new. and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
Wagons of All Kids and al All Prices!
This season l'havea superiorzlot of Wagons for all purposes,
to wit: .
BUBIIIES. PIIIElllIiS, CIIIIIPIES. SPIIIIllES.
BAITS. GARRIIEES, III) BUSINESS WIBIIIS'
Which, for Qualit and Price. cannot be beat' 1n the country, and
I will make it to t a purchaser' is advanta to buy of. me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAGONS 'IlF ILL IIIIIDS.
mands “I to me hospitality one town h well!" vllun- Is no storm pu tho 3:01,.“ the [hzwhumuf hp. ”mm,” 1,"meva Syrian dress at the women‘s con _ 33;. Tiller-rs llrrd at him twice' but he on them- V011 can see the model 8.0er work called for and delivered “'80 0f charge.
another without nudging? (”M v I , . . .y .u. 1.4.... I. “Now. Lord. It'lllosl. thou thy Hrrvant do- ‘ ‘ 8"” ' K“ . ,. . . . ' - .‘
summons reams. bl" had to '9‘ 3°- A Short distance far Imrt In stm'. M mind viva have W" thy would walk together “I um ”m“ D! My Says “a Knows of Iluried Millions. cottages already blillt. Why L I E f,
Of course i do not menu under this cover
to give any idea that I approve of that
around from place to
whole life time perhaps
under the auspices of some benevolent or
vagrant class who
place. ranging the:-
philanthropic society.
Tmrtering them
selves on Christian faml
wuntry sage that I
week upon the ominous
ice. with a great
pile of trunks in the hall and carpet bug
portentous of tarrying. There is manya
ks out week by
al of wagon
with creaking wheel and leak horse and
ther on he caught hold of a tree. which
he clung to desperately. and the result
was that his horse went out from under
him and he fell to the ground. lutkily
- uninjured. lie reported to Major lion-
drie that he thought he had had enough
riding for the day. and First Incummmt
ArthurU. Johnson, was detailed meet
as adjutant in the regimental parade.
salvation.” ’i‘in- prayer was soon answrrui.
TILIT ominous woul) “walnut.”
It was an autumnal day when “‘I! gath-
ered from afar and found only the house
from which the soul had lied fnivver. She
looked very natural. tho hand» very much
no when they were employed in kindness:
for her children. \l’imu-I'I-r else we forget
we never forgot the look of mother's hands.
As we stood there by tho. casket vie could
not help but any. "llon‘l slw look beauti-
ful?" It was u I'lumlimn day when with
great town of the Union In those costumm.
they would be followed by a booting crowd.
The only reforms in the feminine time
which are possible wi‘l be made by the reg-
ular authorities In the domain of fashion.
Already many reforms have come from that
source during the last generation. Thin
shoes have been superseded by thick ones.
tight shoes by those these that are comfort
able. and dress generally is made more suit-
able to the weather and the occasion. The
greater amount of physical exercise taken
by women requires that their garments
ST. Loris. Aug, 21.-w. A. lumgworthy
of Yollvlllo, Ark. n flit'ti to the board of III-
rectors of the Merchant-C Exchange of St.
Louis that he knows the location some-
where on the com-t of Florida of two cheats.
each containing $1,000,000 in gold. buried
in the forties by Spanish pirates Lang-
won by asks the Merchanta’ Exchange to
organise a company to search for this gold.
A Joaloua Shot In the Dark.
llnl.l.liI\l.~lII no. l‘n.. Aug. 2L—Wultcr
not make a beginning now ?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you'will
own a lot in a short time.
Ilor. Madison In. and Franklin St. South firmly";
v.1. Ilewliavan I. no... "I I.
I’ll“ l I. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
FOLLOWS:
Fen le loan. A. his—6‘1) ex. 6% on.
015 local ex.. 6156 l. ex ‘.‘I'.' I. ex. Hint-x. rm
SIIIITII IIIIIIWILI SIVIIII III!
“Washington“
0pcndallyfrom9tolla.m..and from!”
pm..andunflaturdayevonlngsnon0tol
”‘1 storm allowed on deposits.
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«1pm d:‘°l‘.i.’éiii.i°.‘:.i.‘iif.°:‘ii’ :“Sli’”: AN ITALIAN suns-n lumen "93’ hull“ “Hill: '.lu'h.i1h"ilil°e:h° “:3 “M“ Permit“ "*0"! ‘mdwulmmmm 9“?“ “ Y"“"" ““0"“ “”9“” 9““ “ ' ill? r'liifidifii‘fiWlilnnfc" “:3? “fix ‘““ ”in mm H ”mm Vim-PM
i’ med; (1 u, ei “5.1.00.1 ' W 1"“ p‘ 00; y l l .1 ‘4 .. cm ‘ If.thon. this dress reform now proposed WW“ “I” “W“ “‘"wflmern‘ ‘10“?th as. Ill lac. 225 3:. mac. WI no. 430“ ex. .lUil‘i a. KNAPP. Manama
eww on cam”! e II it *" H" “l" W "l" "I" “ I" MW» W5“ - becomcsa “km, 01 civilization. and u“ Olllliil city. As he was III-parting from PRICE, hm ac. 6186 our ex. 650 ac.
Let no such religious tramps take advan- 3"": Ken- and Three (lane of Leger and thosun shone on Illi' llaritan river un- , um. 10 2.1m“ 1115.. m. wushln ton express.
is desired or emandcd by women generab
the house is: was struck In the breast by a
tago mu hen II Chritl lit . '- ., lit - . . , lyn—«Dlfi M.-611ac.fllac.02tlac " ”"
hum-inn; sum vrtue of s an U d Ballad by u.- once". Ill-autli‘illll‘lhlull‘krluIIlI‘ut “It” :i‘lxnf'l‘mfi :y,i;‘will‘$n;;ae :‘figgpisgi‘og 1:3: mill.i:}i$é..ii‘$'u"félifi.i’fm'ilx‘éfi‘i‘fl 35“ on, ' :irnéiiuxu Edwin. A? mill-101 ".110 House Mover.
Notaomucb the sumptuouauess of your P n e!" a writ of seizure "3““ W ‘Hf HIM “lied pilgrim R W“- N’ "ION W" :0:Mwide obellcflce. Apgmc‘ its very of the girl escaped. Gelser'a wound may I 8 0| 9110x1009 exl. um". ll“ ac. P. Sin—12!)! Buildings moved in first class
diet and the resallty of yourabodewlll im- mecutmx Agent iionnecker. Olllcer an more tears. no nwrruicknmm mm “up...” by a ,0... mm. mum“. provofatal. "a lib “a 30" H W mm boilers aadhaa a Ir.
preal the friend or the stranger that steps
norms your threshold as the warmth! your
Conley Iaat night raided an unlicensed
death. Dear mother! lh-autlfulrnotherl
will prevent its acceptance by all other
Another Cholera Vietlm at New York.
Map with prices can be seen at
08 ac. 1to lirid
ac..1liiex.1:lac.to Br geportlltlacfig
.Ffi’hAfl.
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b Htltill‘l thilmtl ”iv . sc..IA .d.s
greeting. theinformnlityof yourreoeption ndi “thqu “5:” by an ltalian in ‘ “VIII. 5.8%: KW: .13.”: witlluiiod.‘ women. \ewhork Sun. NW \"RK. Ann 21 ~11!» ”port 0! the T331 95mm office 0! , «3.911;». 1%; 1.1% $3. 1331.131}. a.
the reiteration by grasp and by look a ’ 0°“ ’ near where the IOIII’ i need not so back “ml “how you Zeno- W llvolth Ullic'rr Jenkins says that Antonio nL'lioetfine'xJ monk “has.” In x.
b! ‘ “0‘39““! attentions, insignificant “I” tracking operatlons 3" “3 ”08m“ be his or Semiramis or isnbella. or even the The v“... o. 0" Girls. ufluw’ Mimi 50 yuufl' Who was convalee T‘YLOH & GOLDEN wales. 1533“?" llf.—18W ex..11ll ex.. 1.“
tentions, of your earnestness of welcome. tween 80th Nerwalk and ltowayton. woman of the text. as “Itilill‘l’M of womanly So many young women waste time and clog from alum-m on Swinburne island. r ”0“". 115 01.. a 11 w. WAGONS.
“I" “if: “i“ ”’in ’fii‘ °‘“°°'°°"'°IW “would by CW "WW” WW W“ “n “I“ m “an‘2.:rl*:;‘“.:.::.“::.nr..vlcz illuiii‘.if!§”iii::iiiii‘".§lii’.2“.ii€'it WWW“ 5*» Ioli’l.”ll‘l:2."'t“°i 3;. Mill's"?
we come can you ave g . we ' , . , I . - - .. -.
the bra-Ln candlestick and the plain chair °'P°“°° “um". 0mm Gladstone and :ggfovghfngfiggyyg‘;"dingy; $332: pitythe do not occupy themselves more Liliaislnud may or on the/premises of JOHN ” Z,“B°o’:,,o"”..““‘ A 3.... 01.110 (m 8...... 1...... New udueond hue:
tooiler Elisha when he comes to Shunem. WWI“ Officer Haney. '1'th confiscated ya“ rememberso we" um. “mm. all your profitab y in training themselves to speak A was... nu. aéxomm m HINDS;8180 at the office of p. Smile-125m?“ m; Bpri sigma . In) B . "I. : .
Most beautifulisthiegraceofélootipltiality seven kegs andthreecases of lager, and holy reminiscent-ea and start you in new Drugs”. 2:; Ingram?» wagghbe rev Sr low L M“. 21 ~Mm hm- Rheln- The Old Well Cigar 00., 8301. m" Yo“ Ilggles. BIIIIIS. CW
{limigi’a‘dt‘lnuhbxglm :‘churchwh arrested thekeepeeof lbeealoon “Willa“ consecration to God by the pronunciation on Jan as w: m°.;':‘c.mot $3.; hardl, u Willow of this city. is an heir. if Washinnton street. 027 In anon-Nona“. A. H.401 as" 901 can“ ins 8 mm” a“
strangersarealways welcome. and than Gaeparrlnl "9 “'3 “0‘an asagent {Of flaizgflrmduti’ommwm‘ “imam I “'1’ hgeh“ been prepared for the Will"! ""‘i‘ W'- ‘i’ “11 "W” in “l“"d‘ W..._.,_......u . . . s. “.3172: “p, 30%“th 33.9.5" :33; p I I f '
not ”mg of m Union in which 1 1,... Joseph Since, another lisllsn. who could w- IMF-m Th3. isnosubstantial monwhy 3““ “l 5 teams» 0'" 3' 0”" "4"“ MAKE YOUR II "n.11— . 013 W‘“
”i" “1:“ "":.“““".2£l"’é’“il"’°"°‘° “°‘ ”° '°“"“ “‘° “W“ ”W "m“ ........ W“ °‘ "-»"3‘lw‘““‘.“. “is still“ ""°"' “ .... r” "m“ “ u.s.*.v°.r-.a:;.n£w. c in... Prices to Suit All.
0 urc comp men at aveen he ' nerves e on - W 0-.” 3a, ' " am
churches where there was no hospitality "9 m" °' m“ “m" ”0““ ““9' Mr R- H- 51'0"?“ “I'll” ‘0 the London offend their antican- Thoderhnot ohm... laundrymnn Dieaefllnallpex. gldnlilmx..sundm° 325%». win so.
A stranger would stand in the vestibule f
awhile and than make pi
long aisle. No door opened to
flushed and excited and ember-reared.
‘19
h In until station house and Gasparrini was locked
other similar saloons which he is said to
conduct. The beer was brought to the
up. lie pleaded guilty before Justice
Author that Leon Daudet and young
liar-res may be consldorul the two hopes of
l‘runcbliterature in the futurr. “Daudet
has already published II rcnuukahle book
distant. let us hope. when the number will
he reduced to a mini sum. The coming
century will in all likelihood not only see
anew order of things. but trill hour a new
wa l’oua. Aug. 21 —Chsng Fay, a
Chlnmnnu's years old. died of smallpox
In. his laundry in the basement of If
crown] street. II. In believed that he may
a. commune amass-um
'DANEUII DIVIIION.
started porn and has another Just ready. lie livesin oieas i ” tto Luvs SOUTH NORWALK for Danhury— .
half “mfgmi apologtllfig- t; Barrett this morning and paid a fine of good style with his nlfe. nee lingo lathe $25.1” hogwémbemup‘leaean E1133 "pm“! fl" “numb” in the neighbor 2;? I‘ll Igilaaa’lflzflm $13.2” p'. in“.J WWI}: '
It. '1‘“. the occupants film on him '1 .10 and costs. amounting to amps, Avenue de l’Aima and has some of the beat , ~-~W~ “1 II ”I “ll-p“ '1‘“ “I? ”fig-m , mm 1.; la
a look which seemed to say. “Well. if 5 claret in W" It It‘ll:l til? “39%., 2m Inlay Indians After All. 3"” “" WM." "u“ m? 61.15:” 121) e29 “Seem 9gex..am.- Ww: A t, l 89 Si
I I .u-Oraxed . . .' ' .. ..
Emu our; $1331?! 331 to (NJ "W" '° ’"mm‘l' S3333: 3:33;" “It will‘nl’ww ilumber “‘1" flats.“ “m“ ‘13“ mm“ Dorirlffauijhrfi?» racial-use solidifiiil 3331;me ’ n m‘ “m m' m“ ‘ m‘ “gus
0?! church that would maintain lure! mm.” of swamp -09.... 31,. There it in letter. as some say. for omanof let- 3?“ "mg“ magi?!“ Ragga. and instantly killed his bran-old daugh- V:':g°‘;°§;:mus'r "7 MI H
. curl-Ian Influeneeln community cultures ahuman being residing on Woodward 3m fifififl‘fiigflfi‘fif :1??qu onladisns. number of lndiana orizl “" “W" “ ”I and "“"d h“ 11"I§.Aa.:m..lw%p. m. sundry/"o. i «if mi H- D- 3 T l
Sabbath by Sabbath this beautiful grace of
('hriatian hospitality.
avenue. known by almost every citizen
on the seawith the bailout of a couple of
nallyin lathe nltod States. he samba-
wlfe and then blew out his own brains.
“Em" WIIWR Md Web“ I ‘ til h." I.“ ‘ SW The bureau 0" 3th '13” I "I" 613% may! W “on P0 Ill-4“). 946 A. "WI. 1 ‘ ‘ _ _
I u I I l l ' u“ 1 A" 1 i ‘ n g i I - ‘ I” ”.11 till. DI. Eli‘llflfll. ”all 111.. Ii} “Die ”“1““. mm
mm igum ‘ i t I"! | y t i l 0‘ “ll” Mill? ill l’lil‘iu. at“; tatm IMIIIWSWI: hill looked into the sub ll. ll I AnB- 31- “I. :flluiu‘tlw 1
1' Of Hell CI. , bath . n0 . ‘0’ ’ a M
Input to It a cabin. eiainoflm . II | I
Wales. the beams of the eabln.and
tale alarmed lie did not know but
53?
ypertarbed
thehense was home witha gun
hiaahonidarandaet It down in a mgr-Sou“ men. Th9“ dear-do “Mt man-
he “protection of the law against the insults
belied fallen into a den of thieves. lie mad outrages inflicted upon him by seer» .
. After awhile I-Mtain crowd of idle,
“grim and harmless, and la entitled to the
mood. .for-nothing f
boots and often no socks and many days
where there was nothing to cut.
“Deaf as an Adder."
ion.f Eleni] as [an ltddu‘,” it
lmso av: Iv re tappears
in the following form: '
The ex
from the
fact and discovers that than were “all:
only somewhere bctw «ammo andaml
lieu. of whom at least 260.000 still I ve.
The major hints that "we have a ready
reached the point where we “law” to
save the remnant to be absorbed to mod-
ern civilisation.”
statement that Rev. P. A. may of flur-
human. like his brother at Swede-bore.
has been restored to the priesthood.
New Orleans Steamer Record lichen.
New Your. Au. lit-Jive strainer Iii
Sol. which arrived from New Orleans,
IIIESIIIEIT Strum: i
» AID ‘
Ivsunllct
his'Arcidentileketa .. - .. '
REMOVED
Te lo. 5 Iallmd Place.
muffin;
mama
awesvuscmmymw
"’“I "1:3...“
wustill more-lumen. 00“ IN! are apparently lost toail shame I. llko um pm of m. ‘ made the voyage in the kably fast W%WW wine I: aityor
wawhile themes elm the house whispudn their cruel-Idesvor to have mm at pants '1' stars like the «full mldertbat Kr Ba ””m'mx love on aim of I dayr.9 hours and silent-r. M
WWI “9 Wile. “I“ W Willis expense. The matter has want are- stoppathherear. which willeot hearkento mummylmm a“, “Infill-Whit) In Illa“!-
narrows TiermW‘I‘xll Inf Shel” of «amen. charming any so ; rpm ‘ W“.
new man are . o .
crest . Inna-Wanna. i other 3.. the limousines N. 1. As fill—"’0! the
maimehiffii‘i’find'i'i. mill“ ed Btu-l ”is“ gone, first time In thin ' of rooms county
_ Grime
w eellduflteila figure in
who
be-
and who
s"WlIiIeCs ve,"and would
’e from blue
have“ enough taste to disti
We.) and Ilyean
thltt-Illfllll
to
a woman will be
all-hem
intimates»
Want-(fallow
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