have Increased their space to
other portions of thoflneper.
and it is now» ' ‘
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only.
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tame. mw.m.nmusm
Milieu—tomes.
We harem-rend ist’soruoiblesad
Wm" ion. but now in.
telliasnt are receivlua and sill
31"“ ”m" ”illummmmm
H“ mom
I sew‘the marked tbs shovels eithst
‘ exploring society amid the ruins oi ancient
Jericho. and all up and down from the
DesdsratoCassreePhill "Dixeweyl"
the deeper
FOR SALE.
the evidence required to believe the iiibla
Thedistlmished Abner Kneeleud redeoted
thefiuipturesandtbeaput all hlsmcnsy
lniosnsntsrprlssior the recoveryoi that
hoens‘ pesos. “Goggle Kidd's treasures."
We tattle dcme beina inund-
edusmen'sstatsmentt t hecouldtell
where those treasoreewere buried from the
lookeoiagle- ciweter dipped irom the
nucleon river. .
. The intend evidenoeoiths authenticity
citheBaiptnrss is so exact endeovlvid
ihltnomnnhcnretnudaaneunthbrv
cesium continuously and preysriuliy
read t without entering their disciple-
ship. So I put that internal evidenotpare-
on the In Sect of "M mount Beware you led to‘helieve inn
" tenthsinclinksxvitn. lottsryouteeeiveirotn husbandorwiieor
ind-eh . ohnc‘oroisndt You know the handwrit-
"mnpity hele‘oinx this.” said my in. You know the style You recognise
,m hm gm! oi fit. the sentimmt. When the inter comes.
fir THE TABERNACLF.
DR. TM! TELLS HOW TO RP
“FORCE OUR FAITH.
wesheerti
thstthrism‘i:
some '9 “N
honest
whim
mmmammmu
: bluiy'fieliw-onydhl-
MM ’Ieiaeaee‘ seam
,mdm. ‘
Block“! i'l.-~ln hisasrmonat
the
1!".th preechedtoa
enswer alter awhl
chiseled on them the story 0! the warnings
oi the Israelitesin lay Want at
we ilnd it in the Bible: , in imperish~
able “one. as of the slave. oi
the will»
corn
and of the taskmasters who
pelledthe makinz oi bricks without
straw. lxhnmed Nineveh and Ba ion.
. I , ,
srrny.whsn he was told the mean you do not summon the postmaster who with their dusty l declare the his 0h. put ltin every prayer you ever. make "'5 gm'g'cé‘fmm .A‘muifl’
termynetbsing present on a oelehretod state it. end the r who ro- tree. .Napoleun‘sso diere in theltmtisn between your next breath and your last u... ...... a" j ' anommnn- a '3:
dayinneooklynwssthatonthatdaylhsd ed . ihutdthe lettercsrrisrwhobrought campaign pried upeetone. whlehycumsy p. "laid. increase our inith"—-falth in igbm...” u) _ pliwummmp I.“
sailed in! the Holy Land. ,"Whydoyou ittoyonr doortoprove that it lsauenuine dudinaBrltish museum. a stone. as Ire- hristasonr personal ransom irom pres. dating :3 niggliickugomng a .
any that?” inquired some the. My mili- letter. Theinternal evidence scttleslt. and member it. presenting perhaps two ieet oi cot guilt and eternal Cfllnhlxollhe: fail-b ew r 1'.“ bl ' ‘eiitio ville...”
' teryfriend replied. “0h. hewlii bedisilin- by thesanieproosss on can iorever attic lettered surface. It contains words in three in the omnipoteot Holy Ghost; faith in the rim... is .mlw was 3
sicnsdwhonheletaemid the hquaiorsnd
connonpleeeaemes oi Palatinaandhis
faithwill be shaken inGhristianityJor
theiset that the BI sis the handwriting
and communication of the inilnlteGod.
wriorrrr Hermon.
Furthermore. es 1 have already intimated,
we may increase our faith by the testimony
oi others. I’erharp we of lesser brain may
have been overcome by superstition or on
joint! into an acceptance of a hollow pre-
tennis) . So I will this morning turn this
house intoa courtroom and summon wit
nous. and you shall be the jury. and i
now lmpnnel you ior that purpose. and!
will put upon the witness stand men whom
‘all the world acknowledge to be strong in-
tellectually and whose evidence in any
other courtroom would be incontrovertible.
X will not call to the witness stand any min-
i‘a‘igdof‘the gospel. for he might be preju-
Thereare two ways oi taking an oath in
a courtroom. One is by putting the lips to
theBible. and theothss- is by h ding up the
right head toward heaved. Now. as in
this case it is the Bible that is on trial. we
will not ask the witness to at the book to
hislips. ior shntwonld m ly thetthe
sanctity and divinity oi theboo are settled.
and that would be begging the uestion.
Solshallasksaohwltnsss tolift head
toward hum in affirmation.
Salmon 1‘. Chase. all!!! tics of the su-
preme court of the Uni Stats. appoint—
ed by President Lincoln. will take the wit
nus steiid. “Chlei Justice Chase. upon
your oath. please tostate what you have to
my about the hook commonly cullu‘l the
Bible." The witness replies: "There came
a time in my life when l doubted the divin-
ity of the Scriptures. and i resolved as a
lawyer and judge l Would try the book as
I would try at ‘ hing in the courtroom.
taking evidmto tor and against It was a
long and serious and piniouud study. and
using the same p.inciploe oi evitlenoe‘ in
this religious mutter as I aiwny's do in sec-
nlar matters l have come to the decision
that the Bible is a snpomntursl book. that
ithasconie from God. and that the only
saietyior the human race is to follow its
teachings." “Judge. that will do. Go back
:7.“ to your pillow of dust on the banks
the Ohio."
Next 1 put upon the witness stand a
president of the l‘nitod States—John
Quincy Adams. ”President Adams. what
have you to any about the iliblo and Chris-
tianity?” The president rrpliee: “l have
languages. That stone was the key that
unlocked the meanin of all the hiero-
glyphios oi tombs an oboiisks and talk
over and over again the some events which
Moses recorded. .
The sulphnrous..umvea, oi Sodom and
Gomorrah have been identified. The re
mains oi the tower oi Babel have been
found. Assyrian documents lined from
the sand and Behistun insori ion. hun-
dreds oi feet high up on the . echo and
re-eoho the_truth oi Bible history. The
sizes oi the tick indicate that. almostevery
(sot oi the Bible irom lid to lid will and its
corroboration in ancient city disentonibed.
or ancient wall cleared irom the dust oi
ages. or ancient document enrolled by ar-
enllnlejndged theonee. . ,
lwsnttothefiolyLsndicrtheone pur-
oi having myinithatrmgthmed. and
muses there-ultwhich month. in
allour'joarneyinit. in all conceding. in
all onraseooietiouainall enrolment;—
. mutation. rather than the depletion ofonr
“Immuhemchlaldsaire. Itiaaasy
enoughtohaveonrhsith dutroyed. lean
siveyouerqdmioritsoblitsretiou. Read
lanai books. nhucend neqnmtoon-
versationl with skeptics. attend the loo-
tnresofthose mWstietoreligion.give
full swing ”some had hablhand your
iaithwill homeowehxone that
will laughet the that you"
any. If you want tornin your iaith.yon
mndoitmorsessilythan youeandomy-
Web.
' ~de the Bible all my life]
unmaplainwaybywhiob in aixwesks
Iconldanlistmyvoice and penandheert
anth and entire nature in the hom-
hardmentoi the Eloriptures.snd the church.
endalllnewholdsaorsd. That itlseasy
tohenish soon and forever all respect for
the Bibhlprovebythe ieotthataomen
havedonelit Theywere not particularly
Washed especial imceoi will.bnt
they so thoroughly W the over
m'dlhiriaith the. ‘ havenomore
ideethattho Bible is true or thatchrie
tiuity amounts to anything then they
haveinthe truth oi the “Arabian Nights’
Entertainments" or the existence oi Don
Quixotic ' Gunilla." They have de-
Mtheir sethwoeghlythatthey
7 .‘willhaveareturn‘oiit.
"Er, revivals a religion mayswsep over
the city. the town. the neighborhood; where
thqylive. and they will feel nothing but a
nimtorupresseddisanst. Therearsper—
Inlinthlshouse whom yearsego
nptheiriaith. so they will never re-
snsleitt ’rhsblsckanddesptonedbdlof
”he? ever theirhsad.ead i taksthe
harem. that inland! strikeitthree
timowith all my mishnend it sounds.
“Wool woei woe!" But my wish.and the
whhofmo‘ oiyou.isthepra erexpressed
by the Min to Jesus at. in the
words oi my text. “Lord. increase our
nth."
.Wl’OllK.
brook had
chseoloaist.
More the world rolls on in far into the
twentieth century as it has already roiled
iamthenineteentnaninddelwillbeaman
who doesnot beiirvehis own consonant!
the volumes now critical end denunciatory
oi the Bible. ii not entirelydevutateli by
the hookworma. will be teksndown from
the shell as curiositiesof cranes or idio
cy. Allsuocees totbe esandcrew-
hara and powder blasting oi those lee
oi asshleolog'icel exploration. 1 ii e the
ringing Memo! the old Bonnets to
the assailants oi Christianity “l’bund
swey.you rebels! Your hammers break.
but the anvil of God‘s word stani "*
How wonderfully the old book hangs to
getheri It is a library made it of“ books
sndwritten by atloestill an rs. ltise
supernatural than that they have stuck
together. Take the writings oi any other
fl authors. or any 10 authors. or any 5
authors and put them together. and how
long would thsysteyiogctheri Books oi
“elegant extras: " compiled from many
authors are proverbial y short lived. i
never knew one such book. which. to use
:sepublisher‘s phrnse."hnd life in it" ior
ve
yearn
Why is it that the Bible. made u oi the
writings of at least N authors. has opt to
r ior a long line oi centuries whcp
thenstnral tendency would have been to
fly apart like loose sheets oi paper when a
gustoi wind blows upon them! It is be-
oenssGod stuck them together and keeps
than together. But iortbat Joshua would
have wondered oil in one direction. and
Paul into another. and Ezekiel into another.
and Luke into another. and Habakkuk in-
ers. to catch a mighty. shower. “
crease our faith."
sci more."
empty
spiring and triumphant faith.
Lessons or run STORM.
my 11!! gm ior many years made it a practice to road to another. and the 39 authors into 30 tilt-co the mu“ 0‘ four men whom the storm bad
The ”mode oi accent 3 this to through the liible once nyoar. My custom “one Put the writings oi Shakespeare slain and the sea had cost up. A. l stood
teddy the Bible itaeli. do not believe is to read ionr or five chapters every morn. and Tennyson and Longfellow, or any part
th-eb'lilnfldel now alive who has read
thaBibiethrouzh. lintassoimportanta
domsnentnasdstoberesdetleasttwiee
thronchinorderthatit meybethoroughly
MudmdinwnrseJnowofler
mmwmyinddelwhohasnsslthe
Biblethronzh twiceendrsedit inconrse.
Baum takesuohaman‘e ownword
iorihterthersisnofonndetionfor intac-
rhympttheBiMIndthemanwhoro
thesaurcsof truth.how canlaocept
Sol must have anothsrwitne- in the
eeaehdoselgivorheuward. lmesthate
the ”max some onewho has seen
himseedit ' twice. lameness
iatkisnlbleioein
dietiens
ing immediately afterrising irom my bed.
it employs about an hour oi my time and
aroma to me the most suitable manner of
beginnin the day. In what light never
were the Bible. whether with reier-
enoe to revelation. to history ortomorality.
it is an invaluable and inexhaustible mine
oi knowledge and virtue."
Next l put upon the witness stand Sir
Isaac Newton. the author oi the "Prlndpla' '
and the gresnatt natural philosc her the
world has ever seen. “Sir Isaac. it have
you to say concerning the Bible?" The
gilosopher’s reply is. "We account the
riptures oi God to be the most sublime
philosophy."
Next 1 put upon the witness stand the
enehnnttnentoi letters. Sir Walter Scott.
and when i ask him what he thinks of the
piece that our great book ought to take
amongstlwrbooks hersplies. “Thereisbnt
oi them. together. How long would they
stay together? Nobook bindery could keep
them together.
But the cannon oi Scripture is lowed
nowwith the sameammnnltion with which
wophet and apostle loaded it. Bring me
all the Bibles oi the earth into one pile
lid blindicld me so that I cannot tell the
m between day and night, and put
into myhand any one of all that Alpine
nonnteinoisacretl books. and put my tin-
on theiaatpsaeoi Genesis. and let me
Saw it. end i can tell you what is on the
“pace—namely. the tint e twoi ll:-
dfl. or 53in bllnggoguihpnt my
”I on oh?" ew. ant
letresknow it. and will tell u what is
onthenestpegr-nemely. the estate er
0‘ Mark. In the pilots! “KID.” lli lea
there will be no exception
in other words. the book
this!"
out —Clinrley and William.
bndheoolneh
the furnaces
antleontre-
and ahmrditiq. and ii you find
’lhen
tun at that m we mcconil-
we must all so stuns time.”
: homes. the
New York. stood watohln
linain the breakers.
,, twice in the back. Both menera iatally mmn“ “'-
mont brunch w- omen-m o! “93.1.32 ‘33:; “mm is. W ‘3 ‘" '“mf‘mflfi'm; Oitheflmen who put on the life on» wounded wan was chased by snobot " $355353. w'lhgtlil‘fi‘fi‘mil‘:
“gamed orlxinfinycuwillllnddim GI piailtime ll hliili “ “MIC flips endthatiswbet moulyslived launchthebescb. aboutwexcitsdlulmneallermed. The homsoiiioe enumerates.“
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ths some on the in ltdlehnrsh. Ind Fender In Keel) "- a lion! wnsim Dies to sell.
psalms oi sad
mums oi John the liven-
'lhtwillnetbsveasinaieiudpeneil
useheethsnauhnaranylslrnerks
and dug“ teetiiytothe something. hey
all say Bible ishom God. and that the
with“ influence ior good that ever
We!" world is Chrbtianity.
"Ohanoellor Kent. what do you think oi
the Hillel" Answer: "No other book ever
addressed itself so authoritatively action
ly to the Judgment and moral
sense oi mankind."
"Idninnd Burke. what do you think of
i.
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andsnthnsissm suchasnoonewhohasnot
converse! with him can fully apprdate
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“up...” man. tressvsi.
besaevsrreoeived s tel-grantees» one
meandteil us that thereinnosnchthin‘
astelsgrsphie communication? Winsome
onefiho has never odes-ed a prayer“
and named comssndtellns
yuiltrusynot
t as sure as an
goes 11pm. mcrdiulm
Dosing the blizzard oiionror ilveyeers
aria-you know thatmeny of the telegraph
were prostratetl. and [telegraphed to
Chicago by the waiyaol Liverpool. nudthe
come around by an-
other wide circuit. and the prayer we alter
may come back in a way we never imag-
ined. and if we ask to have our faith in-
creased. although it may come by a widely
diiiorent process from that which we ex»?
patina! our confidence will surely be any
men .
Bible. the truest volume over dictated or
written or printed or read; ialth in adverse
rovldences. harmonised for our host wel-
sro; faith in njndgmcnt day that will not
all things right which have for ngmhocn
Increase our faith. not by iraxile addition.
but by an influitude oi recuperation. Let
usdo it as we saw it donein‘the country
while we were yet in our teens. at the old
farmhouse. after a lone drought. and the
well had been dried. and the attic moaned
with thirst at the bare. and the meadow
ceased to run. and the grass
withered. and the corn was shrivelcd up,
and one day there was a growl of thunde.
and than a congregation oi cloudson the
sky. and than a startling flash. nndthcn a
drenching rain. and iather and mother put
barrels under every spout at the corners oi
the house and set polls and buckets and
tube and pnneahd itchcrstocateb asmncb
as they could of t c shower. lot in many
oi our souls then! has been a long drought
oi confidence and in many no faith at all.
Let us set out all our elections. all our
hopes. all our contemplation all our gray-
] like the way that the minister's widow
did in Eliaha‘s time. when. after-the family
being very uniortuuatc. her two sons were
about to be sold for debt.and also had noth-
ing in the house but a pot oi oil. and at
Elisha‘s direction she borrowed from her
neighbors all the vessels she could borrow
and then began to pour out the oil into
those vessels and kept on pouring until
they were all iull. and she became an oil
merchant. with more assets than liabilities.
and when she cried. “Bring me yet a Yes-
scl.” the answer name. “There is not a vet
So let us take what oil oi iaith
we have and use it until the supply shall
be miraculously multiplied. Bring on your
vessels, and by the power of the
Lord God of Elisha they shall be tilled until
they can hold no more of jubilant. all in-
Wbat a irightful time we had a few days
ago down on the coast at long island.
where i had been stopping! That archangel
of tempest which. with its awful wings.
swept the Atlantic amt from Floriduto
Ncwiouudland did not spare our region.
A few miles away. at Southampton. l mu-
thare among the dead bodies i said to my
self. and i said aloud: “These men rcpm
sent homes. What will mother and lather
and wife and children say when they know
wine oi thcviciims were unknown. Only
the ilcst name oi two of them wee found
I wondered
then and i wonder now if they will remain
unknown and ii some kindred iar away
may be waiting iur their coming and never
hear oi the run is way oi their going. i
nw aieounoof t cthree whobad come in
alive. but more dead than alive. The ship
lass six mil. out. and as
one wave swe t thedeek and went down
hey biased and not out
the c was. “Oh my God. we are lostl"
new put on liie preset-van. one oi
the allots saying to the other. "We will
meet again on the shore. audit notiweli.
great a good surgeon oi
x:- we
ctr-u“ you at
alivei"shouted Dr. Thomas to one of them
out in the beeskemeod he signaled yes
and then went into unconscionmaae. ll he
should do the nmet ior the poor iellows
and how to resuscitate them were the
questions that ran up and down the beach
flow the men and women ontheshose
stood wringing their hands impatiently
weitiu for the sniierersto come within
and then thewa lifted up and
on think they will livei” “What canwe
his-st
asked.andsoinneh money was
endunipmtol the
.Tbotnsshsd tcmsks
enumerates sadieekoiihu
we you
thieawinlaxoidoubtaedsnbe on
which handset ere this mete-It bans
waded. “submitter-W:
smooth eras
‘ iiiliil) :
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2:: etc. '
Home.
Monasticism ’3
We.
lentils.
rm: msé'il fines.
Into!“ users owls.
m...” . 1,0 0 0 d ‘ my
lie Cure. No Pay.
.er- GRAB};
”will“? lbfififir’mnt.
flintfihfiw“ M
H o o l 0
Item!) and mtwnyvsnsmt:
stations-tent
resume to a
film... 0 0 ll
keen and Twinehatn. Inland
Gleason and Twinebarn.
Umpiras~llornm Wise
Al Cincinnati—
flldluaii.
Baltimore ..... l 0 0 0 0 0. il
Dvm and Murphy. HeMelwu and MM
Umpire Keenan.
TELEGRAMS cUT DOWN.
Prince Bismarck was reported to ho bet-
in
Another death from eating toodatoolsoo
curred in Orange. N J ‘
Two men suspected of the Lake Shore
train robbery were arrested near
A 70 pound d its bomb was i'
in the yard oi a rail dealer in New _
The international conference oi
socialists stChicaao has been postpon to
Ill! 80(1le 50 10308:! A hUBJlC’I'
. —~—w‘iznmhll‘.afir—— ' , '
BITY HOTEL, South iiormll, for
my:eniyfllednsedsymctdsndII
Consults! ill free from it) a». m. to 9
Home Testimonials
are coming in irom patients and may be seen
at the doctor's ofllce. .Dr. redy has rovrd
beyond a doubt tint ihe many so—call be
less chronic and incurable diseases. can
cured by using the proper remedies in time.
lead the Followin and be convinced:
Thea. Burns. 76 liter lug street. fistula cured
alter enflering eleven Fare.
hire. Diary (loam airfield avenue. bed a
large cancer removed irom the breast after
psfiing over 85m in N. Y.
ins Nollie Welch U Mslu street. cross eyes
all her llie. Dr. ilrady operated on them and
that“ are now Eerie“.
iss Lucy ill. Stratl'ord had been sick
eight years. live doctors ieiled to cure. Dr.
Grady gave her medicine and she passed a
tape worm ti ice! lone. may be stun at doc-
tor‘e oilice.
Bear (‘mss of e: Warren street says: “I
can ed: my testimony to that of many others.
vis:that sncol have been under or treai~
ment l have been wonderfully rc loved and
such confidence have l in Dr. Grady that l
have sent my relatives to him ior treatment."
The names oi many others cured have been
withheld by s request.
ills moment it many specialties is aomeihinn
wonderful. and the crowds that daily seek his
ofliee.hut attest lheiruihinlnest of his claims
Milli“? any can: that is curable by human
3 .
Having all the improved instruments for
examining and treatin' disease. he is on-
allied to effect cures where other physicians
who do not scan the name means of ass-or»
teiuln ihe exert condition of the patient. (all.
hitter attention ' vcn to ‘ .
Cllllui Ii: lilShAhl-ZS
end so calgtedtgncnirleble eases. ill?” {allowing
aroaome s see-es cum y reat-
q lad 690“!” Timhe M the ”Hum“ meni when other methods iall: D'spapsia.
r some am. new ua. emae wm .
h ti si mi 1 i h
lonie under a h sician’s care. lie
w p y assentevery cert ptlonnlleeaaesuithelungn.
may die
tbroai.skin. kidneys. car. siotneeb.biadd r.
Butch “0:12.; Well {1103? tdmmu heart. spine. liver. bowels and urinary dis.
. was con n -
one condition in c timer-ml spot. lie
been beaten and kicked nearly to
Sept. 30.
celeb Quincy has withdrawn his rm
nation as chairman oi the Mausohu
etete committee.
An gy of President Cleveland. covered
with suiting inscriptions. was tound
hanging in Sacramento.
Captain Beckett of the Rhoda Island
stale militia is to have a hearing on the
charge of having ialsiilcd the payrolls.
IThe lllinois congressional delegation has
urged Secretary Cnrllslc to have be public
building in Chicago vacated at once. as it is
M0.
. in-
The preliminary trial of the 1.5 Cool Creek
soldiers charged with the lynching oi liiclt
ard Drummoud opened amid greet excite
meet at Nashville
HIGHWAYMEN AT THE FALLS.
Two Isl l’erhape letnlly nudis- and One
nabbed.
Nuosna FALU.B¢DL la—M. 11 Seen
ion. a commercial traveler irom Buflalo.
while bore met two local crooks. who. sit
er dressing him. led him to a lonely spot
the bank of the gorge. where they
ly assaulted him. breaking his arm.
Indthen robbed him oi about €300.
The police have arrested Alexander l‘er-
uses.
Nervous diseases. loss oi memory, nervous
debillty. mtrstien.etv..ireeted succviuilv
by an out rely new method of practice. Piles.
iletula and all diseases oi the rectum cured
withontthcnae of kniieor n. All surgical
operations performed in i s most successful
He has thus in bi)?“ unable to state who
his assailants were. and the case is u mys-
tery which the pullm' lmvc thus for been
unable to solve.
manner.
Electricity applied to cases r uiriu its use.
with the latest improved clcfltivsl appllan»
An extensive experience ln private practice.
and in the wards of the largest hospitals in
this country and in Europe enables him to
treat the above and all other diseases with re-
markable success. _
Csiarrh Cured or he Charge.
LADIES who are sniiering with complaints
peculiar to their sex can consult doctor
with every assurance oi s y relief and per-
manent cure without subjected to the
embarrasiop procedure 0 an examination.
which In most cases is unneeeasary.
Confinement attended onl ' by engagement.
b Visits made to patients' deuce after cities
are
0Patients at a distance encoreinlly treated
mall. All letters promptly answered. Incl
lays Be Is the Hessian.
oxen liar. Mass. Sept. til—llenry B.
Foulke. known as the president oi the Me-
hetmnsin this pleasant rutrmt oi theoso
phists and Fipirituaiiste. announces that he
is the Messiah lie says he has been rein—
carnated no less than seven times; that be
$33" or loss recollection of them. and
ma Blsvatsky came to prepare the
way (or his entry as the Christ. audio
straighten out the serious condition of
things now existing in the religious and
business world
Whic
I will
by
one
stamp.
Dr. Grady will deliver his popular lectures
{”3}: in November. when a notice will be given
it e re.
The oc‘ihr will remove one 'i‘epe Worm free
Ckaeed by a leis ei Italians.
“Nuoaasgum Sept]. ‘Fi—D‘mm
teroeton tweenn eonrn menu
Jem- Wicln and wine Italian- hm. hwm'ilfiit pm'iz'dnim'ncs't'ihmotgi
Wicks pulled out a revolver and dealt one in,-
of is. liaiians a blow on the timeout: W" M "m" meted without Mn
concessional the brain. lie i turn
or the use of a Knife. ,
let on all Sexu-
tbe weapon eround and shot anutherltallan
Consult the lumps-n B
Nervous and Chronic lessees.
ted at l” IAIN
full back and or £1 sleeves.
Nani
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neuronal islisulfiumbining, ‘
lickicgitthebestta.0080amless8hoeintbe_
Tristram & Hyatt’
No. 2 Gazette Building. Not-walk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of allkinds', includ-
ing Ladiea', Missea’ and Children’s garments. Ladies' Jackets in -
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
_ . _ _ Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years m plainjao etc and With ca. es. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years in light and dark co ore. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it we will sell them pt less than the .
manufacturers’ price.
i
Fitting s
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable Capes will be included ' '
sale, at just one-half their former price. m the
Tristram. & - Hyatt,
r. _l._.eading Dry Goods Store,
:No. 2 Gazette Building.
.. Wagons 'i‘ Kinds and at
to This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
Wit:
BUGEIES. PHIETDNS. CliiflPiES, SPilililES.
MALMME AND SAVE MllNEYl
CAMS. BARRIIRES, All BUSINESS Mills
h, for Quality;
make it to t
and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
e purchaser‘s advantage to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have
ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAGONS OF ALL KINDS.
LUTHER
Ber. Madison Ave. and Franklin St. -
“36'“th Hartford n. n.
rill" Ii. IBDI.
TRAINB LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
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m, ."pm’hm 0' 1‘5. mu” MAKE youR it?“ i‘ittsfleia‘sml 8V hazel ex. “lethal;
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Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
WRIGHT,
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. House Mover.
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