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EWAY. FEBRUARY X5. 1894.
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
.. ‘ ll‘he Financial Review. perhaps the
best authority on the financial and busi-
nua condition or the country. in its last
We ban the following.
Theoompletlcn ol the government loan
has produced it more settled feeling;
although owing tothe political opposition
to the negotiation lamented in \lllutthimr~
ton, the operation was robbed ol the eclat
o! a large surplus of offers and high pro
mums, yet it is on all sides regarded as
having had a most beneficial effect. It
settles many harassing doubts connected
with pouible objectionable ways of itch
ting the money; the introduction of the
silver question into the operation_ has
been obviated: the coin reserve of the
treasury has been restored to about its
. format strengtlr,und the working balance
. of the government has been increased. As
doubts overhanging the ilnanrcs of n. gov-
ernment always have n wulsly disturbing
‘ skeet, the settlement of the mlsglvlngsin
.“n case is a matter of much congratula.
lion. Moreover, it is n boon to the banks
- ' that so lurgs on amount of their un-
wiedly cash balnncm has been transferred
to where the money properly belongs
, The result is a more normal distribution
M M the currency; and the period is brought
,,~ so much nearer when the banks may
_ hope for :1 moderate mte of intermt on
g their loans. To some extent. opinion
inclines to the. expectation that the neon.
tary of the treasury may have to borrow
a still further amount to make up for hu-
dslicrencies of revenue: but Mr. Cutllslr
appears to entertain iiul- doubt that lit
can meet all the requirements of the our
7...... rent fiscal year with-mt trenclringon hi.
"gold reserve; the latter hope, however.
may depend very much upon wirethnruny
important amount of gold is exported
during the interval, for in that case tin
banks would be likely L) or: :lirngo legal
a!
w’
v
tenders for gold.
. In this country business still shoes
i evidence of a slow improvement. There
favours statement of the resumption at
work by long idle factories and iron
works; but that is not remarkable alter
such a marked renewnl of production no
occurred last month The depression
romaine gruntrst in the Western. Mid—
dleand Eastern states. while in the for
West. Southwest and South. it is much
milder. From the latter sections then»
in fair aggregate demand for goods.
though it comes in u thin continuum-
ltreem rather than in active bounds.
and therefore makes little show. Taking
thotrads of Janusryas a whole. howv
ever. it shows a fair improvement,
hoth'ib tone and volume. on that
ol the tboprcvious six months. Thc
manufacturers are waiting for final nc-
tion on the thrill. From rucir indications
u the Bennie odor-tn. it s 'ctm likely tho-
uoaerioua obstruction will arise to tht
W of the bill inn mndllled form. and
I month or six weeks Ina” pluralny and Il
on the stutntslmlt. ll :fore that finality.
however. the duties on u wide. range of
articles Will be regarded as so for certain
‘ I to admit of giving orders for them. and
in that. way a stomly inch-ave of busim-n.
may be expected. Upon the whole.
therefore. financial conditions worn to be
workinstonaouuder nn-l Illur.‘ settled
shape. Ind the factories are beginning to
dhppear which haw contributed to the
Mrs-ion which line befallcn all
mines.
The propelled new streets for the
Tramway comprny to ltoton Point and
Fire Illle River. which will be submit-
. Nwthetown meeting. will bring the
southerly portion ofour town in quick
communication with the wane: and
open up a most desirable section for
. .30."- With an electric road running
" Five Mile River to and through
Mme.» Norwalk and florwalk.
“mating-summer resort acorn-ibis
”balconies: and plenum a means
{,wlllapoatllly addto the lit-and
lildllifltm more than ruinolrnt to
Wham-e that will helacurud.
‘ ‘ ushlltealoas-whhfilcr oppor-
1 , We provide for the increasing
My for homer for our people. and
_ immune: monument ehould
p given the protect. The Tummy
was» for uranium when,
”when to build Mogul; the road
'71
'4
W Table 011, Tomatoes in titration- .
.Mermeumsmrmm. Dew Drop mo and.
More! 89min. Golden Gate ‘ Sugar Pena, Fancy
‘ll‘lsl. Dates and llried Fruits. liaratarla Shrimp, Parch-
. . We keep the most complete stock of Fancy as well
,, some... thatcan be found in this part of the state.
, Good: at Lowest Prices. Ferris’ Celebrated Ham and Bone-
Bact‘m. Farley Asparagus in Glass and Tin.
tries E. Seymour, wt...
33 Wasbin ; '
on Street. -
and Populist lo a recent state con-
vention gnu vent to the following : "We
demand a tarlfl for revenue. and that
the revenue necessary to meet the ex-
penses ot the government he raised. as
far as poeelble,by a tariff on lmportatlons.
and that. the tar“! be so levied as to pro-
tect the laborer in the mines. the mills.
the shops. and on the farms. and their
products against the labor of foreign
countries."
BOWAYTON.
hire. J. A. Sewarby left here yesterday
for New Haven to spend a week with
friends.
Mrs. William T. Raymond, who has
been quite sick with pneumonia. is slow-
ly improving. ‘
Mrs. William Uudlipp. ‘ol’ Stamford,
and bliss Grace Cudlipp. of Brooklyn.
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willaard K. m... mu
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage. Monday. the 26th inst.
The Ls‘dles' Auxiliary of the Methodist
Episcopal church met yesterday utter-
noan at the home of Mrs. Georgestevens.
All members of thé‘Soow club are re-
quested to attend the meeting next Mon-
day night. as matters of importance will
nediecussed.
Fred Mills is quite sick of typhoid
fever in New York. His brother. R. A.
Mills. who has the same disease. does
not improve.
Elisa Josephine Robinson. a niece of
Martin Knowlton. who has made her
home here for some time, hurt guns to
New York city.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Methodist church. although given
twice before. drew another large audi-
ence to Guider‘s Hull. last night. who
thoroughly appreciated and heartily up.
plauded the entire programme.
A bundle of newspapers thromt yes-
terday afternoon from the express which
passes through here at 4:25. struck n
transit. belonging to Assistant Chief En-
cineer E. J. Beuglcr. of the Consolidated
Railroad‘s snrvsyin: corps, which was
on the depot platform. and knocked the
Instrument down. breaking one of the
legs of the tripod. and otherwise illlmflll'
mg the machivr. -. >
DARWIN.
S S lnckwood has taken tlmugenry
'nr the Royal Silver Manuirrcturinumm
pony.
Rev. George L'. Peck. of \‘l’ostport.
preached an excellent sermon in the
\lethodist church. Sunday morning. in
~xchnngc with the {motor
There is quite a demand for residences
here. and in the spring it is probable that
several new houses will be built by Clar-
ence Scoflsld.'l‘. W. Austin and others
Michael Pluteuch. who for tho :past
five years has been employed by Theo-
dore W. Austin, expects to soil for his
birthplace in Poland this wank to see
his parents.
The case of Mrs. Abbie t7, Stillman
against William N. Fischer. will. it is ex-
pected. be tried at the term of the Super-
ior Court next week. Fischer is the man
who. it is claimed. trespassed upon the
land of lllre. Billimnn when he construct-
ed the Postal Telegraph line through this
place. it is eluted that he in now in
Florida.
William Jackson and Peter Monroe.
colored men. barrovred I. W. True’s
horse and Selectman Joseph illn ley'l
wagon t lget a load of wood. On their
return when near the corner of Main
street and Brookside ttvenuv. the king
bolt came out of the Nixon. frightening
the horse. which slanted off ntalively
gait Both men were thrown out and
badly cut. and the harness was damaged.
The horse finally stopped by getting
caught betweenu. treeund the (cum in
front of Juchson’e house.
Tustdsy evening about (i n'clor‘ll. short-
ly after Earl Lounsbury. a sun of Repre-
ssntativot’l W. lonnabnry, had looked
the store and started for home. some
boys discerned that one of the bracket
lamps. which had been left lighted, was
smoking badly. The boys run to Mr.
Lounsbury‘a house and told him of it.
and he immediately returned will: them.
broke open the back door of the
store. and went in and caught up the
lamp. It was so warm. howeVer. that he
dropped it on the float. when it explod-
ed. After somsllvnlw work the times
were extinguished. fortunately without
much datum being done.
tllit'l'oii.
An infant of Lyman livers was bur
lad Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fitch and son Frank.
week. I
Refit}. H. Peseta. of Em llartlaotl,
preachedaa a candidate lntlm Gangre-
3atlml church. Sunday.
A fine as: of Henry‘s wall mops have
been purchased. and are now hanging in
dreaded Hill school house
Elmer Treadwell and lies lllnnle Au-
drewt. both of Weston. were married by
Rev. Alexander llamlum.oa louder.
While W. (toilet and lira.
Ulmlvv were returning from the
We! comb. last Sunday.
their sleigh was overturned. and they
mulled la the me. The horse,
“Moisture-uterine. Brad.
are. comm mm. in
it the rue «lobe when not were
m‘vl'm."h loll M’ '
visited friends In North Wilton. last out
.mmhmomm
.itorwauuartvareco.
42 loath Iain street. W
THE mull-tr SCHOOL:
LESSON vu, mm QUARTER, lNTER-
NATIONAL 3 7:55;: is.
text or the 1.x .. icon-31...
ory Var-us, 2‘ 35m. Text, Gen.
"HI, Mir—(‘01.: . by the “IV. I). I].
Mama.
The text of no. 1. -u undrths title,
“God's Judson-ht on Sodom," on! home-
wbat perplexing. The proper text for the
£131,915 in the next chiller, and it seems
to me that a better title for ‘the text on-
slgned would be “Abraham’s Intercession
For Sodom.” twill not take up the lee-
aon verse by verse. no is my mistom, but
taking the topic assigned will gather some
helpful lemons from tho whole story in
the two chapters xvlli and xix.
XVIII. l-‘Jl. The Lord’s visit to Abra-
ham and communion with blur. The In-
cldent of the visit of the titres heavenly
ones, Jehornli Himself and two angels, to
Abraham. his providing food for them and
their eating it. under the trm is in many
respects the only one ol the kind in tho Bi.
ble. It is trun that. in the days of his hu-
miliation lie dined in rnrtny homes. and
even after His resurrection did eat with
Blsrllsclplcsflmks xxlr. 49. ill). but be
fore He became than this is the only in-
stance of such intimate fellowship one
man with man. it reminds us of tho fel-
lowship that must have listen in Eden and
suggests to us the coming days when the
tabernacle of God shall be with men, and
He will dwell with them (Rev. rat, 8).-
But we have a privilege now, which rectum
to be anOyetl by very few, of the constant
presence and fellowship of the Lord Jesus
sfiev. ill. 20; John xiv. 23-. II Cor. vi. [6).
f we would only determine to be wholly
His. and only and nlwuye ills, pnnenting'
our bodies ulrrmt‘rvwlly us a living sacri-
llce, lie would certainly accept nnd fill
these temples for llisnloryi‘an. xii. l. 2 .
The Lord‘s rprmlon. Shall I llldo from
Abraham that thing whirh I do? reminds
us that. it. is written. “Surely the Lord
God will do nothing. but its revenlctb
His heart. untn ills servants, the proph-
ete" Amos iii. 1). And His own Wolftla
in Jo n xv, l3, "llmvomllml you friends,
for all things that l have helm! at my Fa-
ther l hove made known unto you,” allow
us how intimate He would like to be
with us. ,
XVIII, 22,33. Ahrnbnm's intercession
for Sodom. The angels have passed on to
Sodom. and we shall meet them in the
next section. but new Abruhnm is alone
with the Lord, and feeling his own un-
worthiness he yet ventures. though he be
but dust and turbos (verse 27). to plead
with the Lord to spore Sodom. While we
wait for the coming of the Lord both
righteous and wicked all (liennd are often
taken out of this world in th some dis-
aster, cyclone. earthquake. hiprvrock,
smnahnp or what not. but. the upright
shall have dominion over others in the
morning“. xlix. ill. luthu lrllrrsl- sense
the righteous can never pt‘riall .‘Joltn iii,ltl).
The tltsrtruying of WM: 33 can only role:-
to their being cut all in the. overthrow of
the city. So Abraham pit-ads for the sake
of the righteous whom he hopes are to be
found there that tho city may be spur-0d.
He thinks there may be 50 and treks und
receives. Fearing there may not he no
many. he comm down in 45. then to 40,
then 30 and :0 “Mil llnully to 10 and re-
ceives the insurance tlmtif there are 10
righteous rut-n in Sodom the city will be
spared. The sequel proves that titer-u was
but one righteous man to be found (ll
Pet. ll. 7, 8). and while he would pass in
most of our churches today. perhaps in all,
even his own children had not much con-
fidence in him. On the power of inter‘
/ t.
(tension consider the pleading of hlosea'
(Noni. xiv, l9. Sill. and remember that
even for such it» Lot the littlo town of
Zool- was spared .xix, all). On the other
hand, note that “'ll‘kwlllcfifl "my become
aogmt that lllu intercession of 0 Moses
or n Samuel may not nvuil, nor the pres-
cnce of n North. n Duniol or u .lob outline
to deliver t-lt-r. xv. l: Ell-k. xiv. N. ‘20).
Our Lord Jesus is not roprcst-ntml ml in-
terceding fol-sinners .Jolm xvii. 3). though
He did pray for them nt thc rules. but He
ever llvetlr to rnokn lntm-t-ssinn for His
own (Heb. vii, 2.3). Verso assays the Lord
went ills wny. nud Abraham returned to
his plnce. Separated for a little outwardly
but not in heart. “but A word that is in
IThcso. iv. 17. which uhttll be fully trite
of all hollow-rs won~~“fumvi-r with the
Lord!" .
XIX. ill-‘33. The rescue of Lot. What a
contrast lit-tween their l‘l'lldy nut't‘ptnnce of
Abraham's invitation und the nituvls‘ prcf‘
mum of the street to the house ol‘ [rot
(xix. l-lm is there nnythlng in our bent-tn
orllvca or home or business that would
mnke the Lord or the angels desire to stay
outsidel ln verses It! to H consider how
inconsistent the life of but must have been
that his testimony should only cause his
children to mock at him. In verses 15, lo,
mthe earnuttnm of the ungcla no they
take Lot and his wife and almhtera by
the hand to hasten their escape. in vanes
11 to 20 see Lot's wrrcreeueas and “tiger-
lag and evident clinging to Sodom. but
he was iuwcd for Almtham'a sake verse
20). The angels went into Sodom; we
must go where sinners are if we would
reach them. They did not mince matters.
but spoke very plnlnl of the coming do
motion. We about speak as plainly or
the Bible does of hell and everlasting pun-
lahrnsnt. rmd the lake of fire and Millstone,
and the worm that dletlr not. The an is
worked hard to save a very few, and
but poor-specimens. We cannot ”ornate
the value of one soul. it we had only the
Old Testament mm. we would not think
lot. a literate man. Therefore judge
nothln ore the time until the Lord
to?“ Cor. iv, it).
94-90. The judgment upon Bod-
. The Lord Jesus believed that an
and brlnutone came from heaven and do
strayed Barton and all her people and that
Lotewlfe became a pillarol ealulmhe
xvii. 50. 8‘1). Its also believed that there
wasa deluge in the days 91 Rush and
that Jonah was three day- and nights in
the belly of a an. Luke xril. 91; Math.
all. 40.) We aboul have no fellowship
with those who think they are teller than
Juan and teach that these things are not
medial. l. e. 9: it John ix. it). In the
vern- rah-red tn lnlrnltertvllcur lord
natal“: teaches that when its shell cone
alt a lil-
earth l
.3?
mm, It acclimate; totbeaethmean bean!
. .. .. rest-mounts .. ..
1 have used laminates. or line Ryder’s hair tonic and m ,
mostbsartil momma it for
clean, heeltliycondltlou, and
I have risen the hair tonic
recommend it as a restorative
M .
I», new About Agreeing all Vere be»
ea 0, an my».
Bnooxtrr. Feb. 15,441» trial of John
Y. McKane. charged with complicity in
the alleged election frauds at Ground.
baa ended after continuing several weeks.
Judge Bermuda concluding his chm
the jury. divided the one under
m The‘flrat gm» whether the «be
age uat t r inspectors reallyeev
turret]: the second. it so. whetlur the do
fondant was in any way responsible lot
this crime. and third. not being an election
officer. could McKano be held mule
for them?
31rd to these three subjects as set forth by
the prosecution and the defense. Wills
of there stories were true. he Mid. was for
the jury alone to decide.
He referred in his charge particularly to
the interview between Mayer and Malian
Ind to the interview over the telephone!»-
lween McKano and Lawyer Grout.
He warned the jury that the fact that a
witness was the defendant did not neces-
sarlly discredit his testimony. and booked
by calling the utleution of the jury to the
great rvsgmr-lhlllty which reeled upon
them. Alter the jury had retired Bhorlfl
Butllug took charge of hchane, thus form-
ally taklng him in custody.
The jury was locked up all night. not.
having agreed at midnight. when Judge
Bartlett came lnto court. All sum of up
more were afloat throughout the nlnht II
to how the jury stout! lt ‘ to be
generally believed that a Inajorlty were In
favor of acquittal.
PiTHY PARAGRAPHS.
The blizzard caused several deaths in
Kansas.
Governor t‘nrvt-ll of Prince Edwnrd‘s is-
land is dead.
Two masked men held up and robbed the
mallptaue at Bricevllle. Alo.
Prince Colonna has left Paris. and title
thought that be may take passage for New
York.
There was unolher the at the World’s
falr grounds. and part of the eolcnnade was
burned.
Beuno inwluoeu 0! New York won ap»
pointed receiver of the Union Germanla. a
fraternnl hem-tit soriety.
Augustus ’l‘. Horns. a shirt runnnfnctuw
el‘ of Philadelphia. committed suicide at
hla home by tiring a rlilr ball into his heart.
Mrs. Willimu .l Magoo. wife of Judge
Mlfleu of the New Jersey supreme court.
glad, of paralysis at her home in Elizabeth.
Secretory Gresham hart given up his pen-
slon of Kl" per month. which he has drawn
for more than ‘30 room fornvrry lovrro
wound in the leg.
Mm Myra Bmdwell. proprietor or the
Chicago Legal New: and the first \vouiun
lathe Uniml .s‘mtes in b. mlmlm-tl m the
bar. died in l'lrimr‘u.
Governor llrnwu (‘allml a l‘awolhazfior.
Pnnvlulzw :2. HI». l3,~ The lit-murmur“
the bu m5 of n prt‘smtutin-s. in disarming
the mujwrll) report of the judiciary vom-
mitten and rin- resolution that tlw message
at 1). lluswll Brown. “the prrtr: llt‘il govt
arnor of 1er slnlc."be «out had. to the sen-
ate lllll't-ml as a document for which on.
thority was entirely wanting, culled Gov-
ernor Brown .1 carprtlx nicer from Connect
ticul. and drclnrul '-h it tho preaunr ills-
graceful state of admire. mu not- due to the
actlorr of any eon ut‘ llllodo Island The
resolution mu ptuwl and the «humm- re.
turned to the senate unread
Davltt lave-tn louse Spun-la.
Dl'ltub'. Feb. l5.“Alr the fortnightly
meeting of the irish federation Mr. Michael
Davltt said he hoped that the Liberals
would go in for the extinction of the men
strous anomaly of the house of heaven born
lawmakers. whom he subsequently atla-
lnntlud III a den of land "lien-s and ram-
clous legislative hrigunde.
student Ind-red While Spunk-g.
('Alllllltml. Mm . Feb. 11—4 Hurvnrtl
student named Lludar. while engaged in is
friendly sparring match. wan struck by
his opponent an unusually square blow.
He (Ill tn the floor. and the physicians
summoned state that he hm ”unlined can
glitz-ion of the brain. His f‘lllllllll'rn is evil—
ca .
Seton: Bun launchers For Libel.
lmflhux. Feb. 15. w-Mr. l“. C. Selous. the
south Atrium hunter, who nbtulnctl pronr
luenoe durinu the Matlnbelo campaign. has
commenced an actlon lnr libel against Mr.
Henry lnlnurhors. M. l’., charging this
representation in lb!- ruiumus of Truth in
connection with the Mlt'tlltllt.‘ wnr,
New ll. lfllrtl'l “MIR.
NE“ llltlll-‘mtp. More” Full. l-‘r.«~’l‘br-
striking Wl‘ltll‘l‘t .11 tm- \Vltl..allll.n mill.
prepurm) at n Ult'l‘lillfi for a in! g ntruugl‘o.
and ttrranucd plchelr to W.lit"| the mill
3“" and new lil‘i' to old «llrpluycoa rs.
turned to tvurl. an“. tlwu: ‘n'tt‘v‘ n‘o not ofler
their lIi‘n'll‘l‘H
- .. t k. .1 ft up land.
burr n . I" 1:. lb. l'sutuln St.
John m... .;,, v. n .urmlwreiftlro crew
of the time m' an: .‘tlltmlu llnwult. which
went nation- nit” First Hill point. were are.
Iy landed by Captain Stanley and the life
saving crew of the i‘mirtlt Cliff station.
Inn-tam ‘I'eetntnlen Will Odom
Lithium. t'eh. lh.-~Ths tretotalm of
London are mmmlllng a great demonstra-
tlouto he held in Enter hall on the anal-
verasry of the birthday of Neel new. the
dlatlnunlshed American advocate of pro-
hibition. . ‘ M...“ m“
cot-eel l. n. hove-vote Una.
Bart Rename. lob. lt.—-Colooel .1. ll.
Stevenson. who came to California in run
and headed the regiment of New York rol-
unteers which came to this state can...
the Mexican war. died bare, and n
cannon-It Voter-Ia h m
marrow. Me ta-Jl‘lte «anal um
encampment of the Grand Army rectum
of Cmmtlmlut is the 1 art
arm. Communicable! J Adams
of mu. Me... was mt. “
Moths Mme-e" for ire-am
(lawman. felt. mall. on the
m
as a fine stimulant for the
~~He then «went om thesbief perimeter to .. ,,
,,
neutral L
the scalp in hissed,
r.
MRS. V. A. sacrum),
m 5’11,“th a”? “d can
on once an onto has ’
the hair and, scalp in a health condition. 0' Ping
FREDERICK QUINTARD
I I have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over ‘
mun: Tatar. ease. "
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1
They are in the air. in the
water. lu your n
system Therm the root
disease.
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routs every germ of til-sou. purifies the
blood. renovate: the system. promotes
load health at once. Price In 1 gallon
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some explanatory wok ~tellln¢ what it has
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Iatilnf n. nut-ton having nature “nutsvouur tr
holru not intuit. to Will .. n tit hv mm vow. rvrwp.
at rice. Pflrnphior tum-azutmv... no my... Mm"...
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lentil llsrtvalk. thunk”1 M
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Plumbing, sum or su-rttiinr.
Tin and Sheet lrsn Work.
llet llr livelier.
Plans and animate: furnished for who:
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recommend it met bigth to ”’21:;- ce on article and would an. ‘1 fix‘wmmffizm .
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lliss Rider’s llair llreSsi n. Rooms,
Lauder’s . Block, So. Norwalk.
MR8. it. A. WOODWARD.
FOR SALE AT
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Undertaker.
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Children’s
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at prices of Union and Satinett
Goods.
no OLD STOCK.
Children’s Beaters
at cost. Much less than they
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Suits and Rtelers
are from the best New York
manufacturers and perfect in fit
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SEE OUR
children’s Waisls
AT 25 CENTS.
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Men's Fumishlng Goods.
flats and (laps
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W.A.Benedict
Sentinel Building.
WArlHthlTuS STREE'i‘.
South llurwall.
ours
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Want an?
WHOLE WHEAT?
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Leading Dry Goods Store.
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Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
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Embroideries are in order now and we think we have one
needed in getting the correct thing.
We have determined to do a larger business in the line and
have crdnrged the assortment r0 that our customers can readily
be sorted in all of the desirable styles and widths.
Our patterns are uncommon and divorsified and opprotiately
handsome as well. Ladies’ Will find it to their advantage in
many waysto ex amine our stock.
For variety and prlCrlS we oifer inducements second to none.
Qur inaeortmcnt includes:
ltdgurgs and Inset-tings in Crmbric, Nainsook and Swiss in
all Widths from 50 to $1.00 per ml.
Eilgtngs in three widths w th inserting to match.
FLOUNCINGS.-Point De Gene Edging and Inserting.
Colored edging, all W’ldtllS. '
All over embroidery in white and colored.
Tristram &fiy;it, Norwalk.
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Racers, Cutters,
' Solid Comforts,
iamilv Sleighs. Business Sleighs,
All first class in ”tutorial :qu construc-
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he has their: without net-no stamped
bottom. put it". down no a fraud.
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
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J. Schauh & Son.
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and Oil-pinion clear.
No MORE PIMPLES!
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tin-miller that lit (hassles. Purifying.
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