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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 30, 1894 · page 6

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Jewelry Store.
, ”Snowbird! clock rewiring o specialty.
Anson soy donuts mechsuism properly ed-
M ‘ Jewelry Jobblns nestly and promptly
m to. Commissions foithfnily perform-
ad. ‘l‘uli line of fins wstches sud clocks con-

_m¢iyon hood. All work consumed.

‘ ' "IIIINIARII NBABK, ‘

llllllill rum srrinr.

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msnshlp lilli :Iisiivray Tickets

tool! putsof the world f r sale by

H. D. SMITH.

' ‘ In: i'lssosic Building. Norwslk.

SPEilill rum Til
Florida, talilernia,
Bermuda, Egypt,

, 3 Mother points of interest to travelers.

 

'llld Well Hand Laundry.

ll Washington street,
. South Norwali

A“ WORK DON! BY HANDJ
.10 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
BA'I‘lSl'AO'I'lON GUARANTEED.
Goons DALE” 1‘03 AND DELIVER
In "I! 01' CHARGE, 0!! sum.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Bunch oflce—Goorge L. Cook. Main street.
Dorian. a

JACOB m. LAYTON
lire, lile‘enrl Accident insurance,
IIEIl ESTATE IN!) HOUSE iliENl

(been stesinshipii‘ickets and Steri-
iu Drafts Loans N otisied and
stocks Soul. Office 5 if item! Place,
next to Post (lilies, South Nor-walk,“
Nata-y Public. Acknowledgments

on.

M. New Haven & "Mimi—ll

JUNE 7. 1894.

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK A8
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”AFBUBY DIVISION.

HAVE SOUTH NORW’ALK for linnhury—
lwsc. 101101.. a. in.; l iii no. 448 Pittsilolo

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WAGONs.”

Now our] second hurl

Buggies. Pheeiens, Carriages
Canopies. tendinitis.

Prices «TEEN All.

CALL AND B“ THE“.

Henry Tilly.

.r. o. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.

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A NARROW} ESCAPE “Willow...“mssrns: sen-memento... “if“? consumers: i. re: smiles on or iierrrr.

NHAT JOB KNEW ABOUT DENTISTRY
AND THE ENAMEL OF TEETH.

0r. Tsimsgc Chooses n Unique Text 3nd
Constructs a Sermon of Bore Power.
Job's Etc-pie by “the Skin of m- Teeth."
Promises That Never Die.

BROOKLYN, July 29,—Rev. Dr. Tonnage
Ins selected as the subject for his sermon
in today through the press “Narrow Es-
rapes,” the text being token from Job xix,
i0,"‘lsm («coped with the skin of my
108th." .

Job had it hard. What with boil: and
mrcavcmcnts and bankruptcy and a fool
if a wife he wished he was dead, and I do
not blame him. His flesh was gone, and
sin bones were dry. His teeth wasted sway
intil nothing but the enamel seemed left.
lie cries out, “I am escaped with the skin
if my teeth. "

There has been some difference of opin-
.on about this prissugo. St. Jerome Lind
Schultons rind Drs. Good and Poole and
Barnes have oil tried their forceps on
iob's teeth. You deny my interpretation
ind say, "What did Job know about the
enamel of the tooth?” iieknew everything
shoot it. llcntul surgery is almost as old
is the earth. The mummies of Egypt.
ihousnnds of yours old, are found today
with gold filling in their tooth. Ovid nnd
Romeo and Solomon rind Moses wrote
shout these important factors of the body.
i‘o other provoking complaints Job, I
iiiink, has added on oxosporntirig tooth-
sche, and putting his hand against the iii-
Ilnxncd face he says, “I am escaped with
ihe skin of my teeth. "

A very nun-ow esonpc. you say, for Job's
body and soul, but tin-re on: thousands of
men who make just (is narrow escape from
ihcir soul. There was n time when the
partition between them and ruin was no
thicker than n tooth's enamel, but as J ob
Thank God!
Thank God!

Saved as by Fire.

Paul expresses the some. idea by n differ-
ent figure when he says that some people
no “sovui us by fire.” A vessel at sea is
in flames. You go to the stern of tho ves-
sel. The hosts hove shoved off. The flames
scheme. You can endure the heat no
longer on your face. You slide down on
the side of the vessel and hold on with
roux-fingers until the forked tongue of the
fire begins to lick the brick of your hand,
Ind you feel that you must fall, when one
if the lifebonts comes back. rind the pos-
icngci's soy they think they linvc room for
one more. 'l‘iiebout swings under you;
you drop into it; you are saved. So some
men are pursuml by temptation until thcy
ire pnrtinlly consumed. hut rifrcr rill got
off, “srivod us by fire.” But I like tho
figure of Joli ii. littlo Ircticr iluiii that of
Poul, Iiccriusv tho pulpit hos not Worn it
mi, and l wont to show you, if (ind will
help. [lint some illi‘ll mnko mirrnw cscripo
301' their souls and rim sm‘cri :rs "wirh tho
ikiri of ihr-ir twill."

ii is us l'ii>}' for Nillll' pvuph- to look to
thc cross 115 hr you to look in this pulpit.
Nlllrl. mimic. irm-r:rhl--. loving. you cxpcct
:hcm in lu'r‘iilric ('lu~i.~liuus. You no over
to tho sirii‘c xiiirl my, “lirririrlnn juiiivil the
.‘hurch ycstvnlriy.” Your Iiihllli's‘s corri-
:zulcs soy: "'I'luii is just who! might lirii'o
Di‘i‘ll ckpcclcil. llc zilwriys “‘us of that
turn of mind." in youth (his person
whom i dmcr‘rlm “an ulwriys proud. lic
uovcr Iri‘iikt‘ iliirius. lic iicvcr Iniiuhcd
whcii it WIN improper to lllllilli. At 7 ho
:ould sit rm hour in church perfectly
Juli-t, looking ucithcr to the right luirirl
nor to thc hit. hut srrriinht iiiio thc cycs
if the riiini~rcr, us though hc iiiulci‘sioml
the whole illxt‘llss‘lriii ulmrri- tho l’li'i‘illil
icon-cs. Ilc ru-vcr lipsi'l things iiiil‘ lost
:hciu. llc llouicrl irilo the kingdom of
Sod so urrniuriliy that it is uuccririiri just
who!) llil‘ illlilll'i‘ was ilccirlcd.

Iirro is nuntlu-r ouc. who siurtcd in life
with on uumuiroilulrh- spirit. ilr- kcpt
:hc rrurscr'y in nu upmrir. ill-t ruoiln-r
lourul hiiri milking on ilro who» of rho
'lmlsc roof in SW ll lil‘ cuulil Irriluiicc Illlll'
sclf. 'i'lici‘i- \iris no Illli‘Nl‘ ho (llirl‘Il lint
r‘ldc; no ll‘i'i' hvr-uuhl not riiruh. iiis lmy-
iorui “us :1 lulu: scrim of l'l‘i'illl'llllil‘illl'l.
ills riuirrlio-ul was rcclth ~~. his mid,
.ii'o \‘crywriywurd. lint rmwhc is con.
rcricd. iiiid you it“ our in ”W nlrli‘v rrrnl
my, "Arkwright juiucd ilw church )'\‘5'
tcrduy.” Your l’i-icruls soy: “ll l~ our. pos-
rlhlcl You must lit‘ juicirru'” You my:
‘Nu. I fill you fill" iruili. llr- joilioil llro
:hurch." Then they rcply, "’l'hr-r'c is hope
for oriynf u~ if nhi .irkwriuht hus Irccorno
s (”Uh-ill”) .'"

liy tlu- Skin of Your 'i‘m-ili.

In other Wurlln, \vc rill rulrnlr ihur ii is
more difficult for more inch to ricccpt rhc
guspcl lliiiil for minors.

l mriy hi- illlill‘i'hhliiil soun- whu IlllH‘ cut
loose from churches lillil liilrh-s urirl Sun
iriys, and who how ur pro-5cm iru luruuv
lion of lrccrmriruz('hrisiiriiis lhcriisr-Ii‘os.
but just in so“ Wliiil is union on. rind yct
you mny llnrl yolirsclf r-sr-uplriu. iii-fore you
hour tlii'o'iirl,iis“1viih ihc skin of your
icctli." i do not cxpvcr, in music this
hour. I how even lmols i!” oil from (Iripo
May or Long: limrrch and drop thclr‘ riots,
ind riitcruwhilc conic ilnllrii‘i’, pulling in
the [Will willroot liriviriu cuuuhtrisirmhi
fish. it With not is urmri ririy, or they lmri
not the right kind of u not. llut we use
pcct no such cxnrri‘siuri imiuy. 'l‘lic wnlcr
is full of fish; the wind is in the right ill.
motion; tho mmpcl not is strong. I.)
thou who dirist hr-ip Simon and Andrew
to fish, show (is today how to cost the not
in the right slrh- of the ship!

Some of you in coming totimi will horn
in run rimiirisl skvprlcril notions. It is use-
less for Morph! in soy sluirp and cutting
things to those who reject the Christian
religion. lcmmot my such things. By
what process of toriipmtion or trial or In!»
mynl you have come to your printout suite
(know not. There are two «aim to your
”tutti-“ll"? guts! of the hood and tho gain
if the heart. The guts of your hood is
iockedwltli bolts and hers (but no rircimn-
gel could not break. but the gate of your
heart swings costly on its hinges. if iris-
iouiu-d your body with wmpons, you
Would nil-ct run with wmisins. and it
Would boswani stmko {or more ”missed
round for wound. rind blood for blood.
sot if i come rind knock at the door of
your house you opt-fit and give me the
best seat in your parlor. ii 1 should come at
you today with on srgrrmcnt. you Would
Insurer rim with an argument; if with sor-
ursm, you Would some: are with sarcasm,
blow for blow, stroke for stroke. but when
I coins and kneels at the rlmr of your
heart you open it and soy, "Crime In,
I) brother. sod toil mesh you know About
Christ and heaven.”

hm W
him some or three questions: An

 

.7; ,mytm nervousne-

some peaceful death? 1 received clatter
sent me by one who has rejected the Chris-
tian religion. it says, “Tom old enough to
know that the joys and pleasures of life
are cvrmcsocut, and to realize the foot that
it must IJi'CliiliIUI'UlIIIO in old age to believe
it. swirl-thing n-iutivo to the future and
to hnvo n friith in some system that pm
poses to save. 1 uni free to confess that I
would be huppicr if i could exercise the
simple rind beautiful faith that is possessed
by runny whom I know. I am not willing.
iy out of the church or out of the faith.
My state of uncertainty is one of unrest.
Sometimes I doubt my immortality and
look upon the dorithliod as the closing
scene, after which there is nothing. What
ihilll ldo that I have not done?" Ah,
skepticism is ridurk rind doloful land! Let
me say that this Bible is either true or
false. If it be fulse. wooreus well 02f as
you. If it be true, then which of us is
safer?

Let me also risk whether your trouble
has not boon that you confounded Christi-
niiity with the inconsistent character of
some who profess it. You are ii hiwycr.
in your profession there are moon and
dishonest men. is that anything ripnirist
the low? You lift! is doctor. Thcro rim
uiiskillcd rind oontcinptihlo inch in your
profession. Is thrit anything rigninst inedi-
cinc? You on: n iucrclinrit. There are
thicvos rind dcfruudcrs in your business.
is thrit nnything against nicmhnmlisc?
Behold, thou, the unfairness of plunging
upon Christiriuity the wickcdiicss of its
disciplcsl We ridiiiit some of “the clrnrgcs
against those who profess religion.
Some of the most niunntic swindlcs oi the
present dny hove been curried on by mem-
bers of the church. There are men in tho
churches who Would not be trusted for $5
'Wlihout. good collntcml sccurily. They
leave their business (lishoncstics in the
vestibule of the church as ihcy go in and
sit nt the communion. iirwiruz coiir‘lulli'd
the sucrririicnt. they not up, wipe the wine
from their lips, go out and trike up their
sins where they left off. To scrve the ill-vii
is their regular work; to serve God, It sort
of plriy spoil. With nSuudny spunm‘ they

expect to wipe off from their business shire

all the past wcck's inconsistencies. You
have no more right to trike such a man's
life as n specimen of religion than you
have to tnkcthe twisted irons rind split
timbers that lie on the bench at Currey Is-
innd as n specimen of on American ship,
It is time that we draw ri lino hr'twcon rc-
Iigiorinnd tho fruiliics of those who pro-
fess it.
A Righteous Indignntion.

Again, than: may be some of you who
in tho, nticuipt nftcr n (ihrisiinri ,lilc will
how to run against powvrful passions ililil
nppctircs. i’crhrips it is ririispiisliiun 1o
mun-r flint you luivo to corrlcml rigoiusi,
flllll perhaps. While in n \‘cry serious mind.
you hcrirof aoriiclhirig lhoi mulm _\nu for-l
thrit you must sii'wir while. i know 11f n
(‘hrisiiriri mnri \vhuwris once socxmprr‘ut
('ll ihzit Iii‘Nilil Ililillil'iIIICllslllllli'i‘, ' lcriu»
not >\\‘I'.'ii‘ at you rriyso-ll, for I rim :1 lm'lil
her «if the church. but if )‘r‘ll will go rlHWll
stulr‘s my purrucr iii luzisiuc-ss \\‘i‘.l ~\\«;u'
or you."

.\il your good i‘i‘hllllllltlil“ iii-n rni‘urc
haw lu'crr lurrr in tailors by r xplmiuus rrl
ti-nipcr. Now llicrc is no harm in p riinu
lillill if you orilyizct lilliil rit sin. You rrccrl
in Ill'IillI‘ niirI ruirlillc ihcsc lint Iif‘t'liflit'vl pd»
shill». illlll with lhcm ride down irrjrnfli‘c
rind wrong. There urc 11 thousand iii; igs
in tin» World that m; nunht to lro mud or,
'i‘hcrr- In no harm in prising nuihor if you
only bring to ihi‘ fortn- that which Ilil'ili
hururucrinu. .\ mun who has no [iii\\r 1' of
rinhrcous ludlgruitinn In on irulrwilw. liut
be our“ it is :i righteous indignation and
out n pciulnficy llllil lrlur.‘ :irid lilli‘dH‘lh
iuul (lcplcir-s‘ llro will.

Tlir'rv is u lump r‘l.i~~‘ of prrmrh irr lillll
lili- who lim‘l' still Iii Illi'lll lilllli'llli‘~ lh:it
\vcr‘o lil‘iiliM'll iu curly lliiillllrulil. ul .1 “1111‘
\Vlil‘ii ilicy pririnl rlicmwiws (ill in my; :1

,“liiiic lost." "high ll\‘i'l‘n.” “frr-c lilill
c:i-}," “hull fcllmu \wll irn-t " '1'11. 1‘ rm-
iinw [Ilt_\’lli;.' in mmpnurui iriicr‘mi l-rr

Ii‘rrillrlr's flit'yr'rrllr-r'lr'tl L’U ’i‘r-ul‘s ugly
oi inn :rl‘r' li‘}'liit£lill'~r‘1llli‘. :iliil ini. iiill
wi‘vi wry liiil'l‘ii\\'l_\‘. ".'1~ \\Ill1 ilw ~l.rri oi'
yurrr iccilr " ihui urul _\‘Ir|il' own will only
klmw \vlmi ilrr- xii'li,!‘.‘lr' lirrriillmir'lil
piano Il.l~ pulhil mi: 111.111) :i will llml \\.r.~
ilwr'pr'l' iii llioiiiirr ihuri you arc 'l‘ln-y
liru- Ilii‘ lunch r-l' hurivrrwlhw llrlll’l'llrll‘
\i‘hrmr initl lim- in ~r ur'rl l'ruiri ilrc lhmll vi
Mllll-I.‘lllil1llll~ ll ." u llii-- ll:l)’ iur'ri i-rur
Inn l. on llw “rum: .rrui Fslfll‘l urn \i, (will
urii lu-lp .‘"” rill, lhr- “mimics- of hu
mun hr lp' .\ii i1\\lll “)llillilllll/J' ful'nphllc
llllil Ho 11 llil‘ll \uu mll' if two mi. in!"
”Mr lifiil'lliill. rlu ;. mil who ii and my
they Will ll'.\‘_\nli.1::.‘.lii, lull, l‘ullirrummy
IIUlilll lililI'T llu- ;u \u r'ul‘ irruplntiwrr. 1hr}
cu-i you «All l'rr‘ \rl‘ Iiur rmrl l-Ii‘;_'l\r-~
H‘I'H‘llly Ilium .. .. u, )::r, -r'\r n huruirml
IIIiiI -. 11.1. llliilij’ll ilris ln- Illi‘ ir'ir llruli
sriiullh Illiil‘ In 1,. rrmrr mm: sl. Iliul‘r' «5111
luiilv‘ilr‘. lriurc lli‘lllllll llrlu lust ilrru- thrill
li'lir‘li )Irll roul. your ilrsr ruiurrp

ll', \Hili .tlI IIII‘ lillllil‘lil'r's i':1\‘ni':i|ill- fur
u I‘l:,;lll llll‘, uu'u mulw .m rruiuy llllxliilws.
how much lumhrr ii is “hon, for irrurorm'.
some liIlIii‘Iili’ llirllslh its icon urripplc irrru
lhc run!» of ilw luliulii' urni pulls o, mull
down “llli lurrul-a or lli‘nii‘lii‘lliili' Ii". urr
rlvr nlll’li I‘ll‘i'lil‘lr~"lilr‘rm, hr- hrcnk :mny.
tlri'rc ulll lw 11H mum in rlu- urnl. i'l;ihlii:_'.
Illi Imliiliy I'iiiriirrrrril. Iilll ri sir'iiiiz'lc iii
which lhuurmrlvn mow from «lrlc to
side iiiiil Irl‘llll nrul i\\l~t rirui wulclr fur
iill oppurruniry in out in n hrmir-r err-rim
urrlll with irlir‘ ilrmi r‘ilrli’i, in which riuv
lilllm‘li‘i rirv lllNlr'illll‘ll. mill lhv will» r-iriml
out, rim! ”to lilmul slur-rs. rlu- worthi-
Iuilril foils Ilillll'i‘ lhc hill-o Hi ihr- \ lclui‘m
cscruwrl rit lost m with tho skin of his
iccih.

.‘Hllli‘

in,

A Trial Ashml.

In lhclrist rlriy it will he found ihrit
Hugh lirillrm-r rirrrl .lolirr Kirox rind lions
rind liidh‘y wr-rc not the urmlvsr rruiriyre,
imt i..‘lirlsrlori lilI'll whom-m up lircorrupt
from the contourlrmtlons lilliI pcrplvsitics
(If Wrill strm't, Writer sfrr'v‘t. l'corl slrcrt,
iirmul street. Stine elm-t, 'I'hirrl FII’H'C,
lmirriuml shoot and the imurrux Uri mirth
ilicy Wore culled brokers or stockjnhln'i’s
or retailers or importer», hut in Ill‘m'l'il
Christian home. No frigots were hooped
rihout lliclr for-l. no iiiqulsition rleiunmivil
from them Mrriritntion. nrr soldier ohm-d
re splin- iii. their iii-tin, but they had more
ml tor-lures, courprm-d with which all
physical consuming is as tho irrcuth of a
sprint: rimming.

i find in the wmmuniiy A large rims of
men who have been so clro-rimi. so lied
about. so outmgcously wrrmiml that they
hare lost faith in Moi-yttrium in is world
where everything: moms so topsy tum
they do not see how there can br- nny God.
They one confounded and frenzied and
minnthmio. Elaborate ammo: so
more to them the truth of Christianity or
the truth of anything else trenches them
nowhere. Beer me, all each m 1
preach to you no modes . no or
mini dim. has i out my on
your shoulder and invite you into the

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as the world stock to God God stock to
the world. but the earth scurried from his
government. and hence all these outrages
and all those when. . God is soul. For
many hundreds of yours ho inns hocn colu-
ing the World to come back to him, but
the morehc has coaxed the more violent
have men been in their resistance. and
they have stepped back and stopped hock
until they have dropped into ruin.

Try this God, 'yo who have had the Month
hounds after you, and who have thought
that God had forgotten you. Try him and
see if he will not help. Try him and see if
he will not pardon. ’l‘ry him rind see if he
will not save. The flowers of spring have
no bloom so sweet as the flowering oi
Christ's affections. The sun hath no
warmth compared with the glow of his
heart. The waters have no refreshment
like the. fountain that will sinks the thirsi
of thy soul, At the moment the reindeer
stands with his lip and nostril thrust into
the cool mountain torrent the hunter may
be coming through the thicket. Without
crackling 11 Stick under his foot. he comes
close by the stng, aims his mm, draws the
trigger, rind the poor thing rcrirs in its
death noon y and fol is hruzkwnrd, its rintiori
crushing on the rocks, but the printing
heart that drinks from the Wlilt‘l' lime/kt
of God‘s proiiliso shrill nr'Vcr he friirilly
wounded and shall ncvor die.

A Live Frog In a Stone.

In llrirrlwicko's "Sch-rice- Gossip," issue
of Feb. l, 1567, on pogo 4!), I find the ici
lowing coiriniunicntion from our: Simon
Hutchinson unda-r rhclrczuilrruur "A Frog
In Ohio." Mr. Hutchinson opens by how
[ring to submit rhcfollowinrr certificate
for the corrsidcrrrlion of fill those who do
light in pondering ith'i‘ curious and urine
colliitohlo facts in iirsture and on. The
ccrtiflcritc, or rillldrivit, is give-n below:

“I, William Munton of Wulihmn, ling-
Innd, (pirirryrririn. Ili‘l'l'lly ccrtify that l
was nwitncss to the discovcry of the stern
and frog now hcfon- Iiii.‘ (in possession of
Mr. Simon llriicliinmn of Mnnihorpe
Lodge, Urnnthruu}, in the slum quarry rit
Wulthrim. 'i'hc frog wris found about 10
or 12 fact below the natural surface in a
rock thrit was pr-rfr-ctly solid, with the ox-
ccption of tho cavity occupied by the
frog’s body. When the stone was split
open, the frog was soon to he olive and in
size equal to tho criviiy which his body
bud occupied. it continued to live for the
spncc of nlmut llrdays riftcr being released
from the stone iillll wins" riftcrwnrd pro-
scrvcd in spirits hy the into Mr. Stow oi
Wnlihnm, licfnro tho stoncwm Irrokcn
by the wurkmrm's sir-ripa- 110 crack or ere-v-
ice wris nriywhvns visihlo. Witness my
hand this inf they of licccirilicr. Infill."

Aflr-r giving Illi' nhovc Mr. Hutchinson
milili' Illl’hi' i‘Illlllill'Iil‘I "If. is IIHI illllll'llli
Ll'illlllllfllir' thirt- iii Illf‘ duo's prim-ml tlil:
inn: wris I'IIVl'lUlil'd irrfiruri. which Milli”
qrrc-rrrly lilif‘rlr'llml into r-torrc. n-runrrririg
suilh‘ivnrly Iiirl‘rrlh in rolruli nir rind 11min”
turr-crmuglr toriruluinin:iioi'plricxim-ru'v.
’i'linl. irlw rim suds of \e‘fll'llilillx" luriml
('llilrlllinllr-l)‘ rim-p, wruniris dormant unrii
sumo lii'r‘lrli'lll hrrrrp-i ilii‘lli Willllll llm Iii
iluciicc of lilnl~tllri iillll light Hillir‘li-iil iv
rr'riirimrw :rrnl (lr’ii imp (hold. A, in though
of thr- hm: in llllisllwil, I wilrr hotly-or}
oropiriiori.”->i. lmui-r irpuhlic.

Lin-s in re barium-d Itcrmn.

It Is quilr- po~~1lrir in llH‘ iln- Irfv- of ihr
clolsicr without going inn: is mnwut. for
in rho wry Irv-or! of i'.rri~. nu rhc sunny
ilriulcvorri Munirruirrrc. livm ri wouuin
who has not cr-mcil hcr llii‘r'-Iiulil for 1;
yours, The front (hmrnf iwr fin: is Imlio-u
rind ouir-r‘ rhmr.» of Mr pur up, 3-1: rhnr in:
sound from 1hr landing: could pvrrvirziiv
On this door in :1 placard saying no! i<
ring: ilic lel, fin nu um was Iirriiir'. llrrr,
in make prurculilhur ilririlsly Marc. iliv Ill'll
hos lwcii mkcu nun}. .‘-lu' has lulu-n ihr
iiprirtiricriii uppmric iii-row“. so ”Hit in!
prying i-yr's‘ r'uillrl mm- in nu lu-r, and
whcli shu iir~i .‘f'i‘llllli'll IrI'i'wlf the curl
(‘lt‘i‘lll‘ um (I In lrrirur up crml~ of inquiring
frii-nrl-i, luii ~hr~ firi‘luirlv him in raw-m
ihcru or llillll'IWI'f'nlly iriquirir « rmpcciiuu
lll'l‘. .‘Iri' “I'lli‘n lwi‘ tri’ilil‘s in Iii'i' MTV
unis, uhu muw 11ml 1:0 as Ilmy lilw, :rml
tuiw it your hwr irimmv nf straw“ i~ pom
ovcr to hrr Ivy n hair‘s r.:i V-I‘IILIi‘r, in \ih-im
shc 111w» :l‘rri‘i'ilil livr whim-i ruin-rt
flint. she >ri~ niwny< in ;. dnr'lwnmi rumor”
hut thr)‘ no \r r}' n lii'r in diam! Irvr, fl .w'
int: Ill~li’:~~.il .‘ln‘ i~ limit :1 “Mini" if,
ltluillifrir,:1l:rlll i~l'~[r~~i"v‘rlllri~rvilllllii‘li
thc rc~rzli of It ill~;r[illrrliill:lr M in l in

“um. I lirrini.

Thu “‘11an of iiu‘ l.ii-~ l’r‘r ‘l‘l' ill (Irwin!
IN Ilrr‘ rllrllh'flr i' Mi .‘il lllllwir' “lilii', ii
i'I‘ll’IiTIIli‘il gulliinil wnunrui-i >111
Irrruighi hr 1' hrhlmrul wiur- iurlrirru ulm
prmmlof llir- urr‘uirwf :h-i-iiiiii‘r' in him iii
[illhlrlilif lll'w iinllll- .il Ilili ri'wh .‘liiu' l or
irui. 1-. o. iiuuum uf r- llrird Infill“! moi mp
tivnllrur rrmrmrrm. rim. r. iii-ii infuroml
nnxium in plvuw .‘lilrl Irwlrly' Mira-“fill in
socicry. :‘illi‘ i~ nu xiv-currrpiislml lirirzuraf,
sparks I‘Znulish \ilrii flu-inn y and hunt is oh
ricrpuiiriruuu- mill I‘lllgii‘li Iiii‘rilllii‘i', licr
fiiiiirr, M. lhiporii Whilv, “no 11 lilwml
Iivpulrlimri rim! is urcrit iirlmlrvr of lhr
politicrii lili-liiiifirrn‘i of liriniurirl, Iiinw
t'nrriur's lirrllmm r-m‘ml rpmiurm. relrri/Ilah'
disposition uml philanthropy urn» of inc»
timnhlu value in hcr hirshorul,

Whit! is Malaria?

’I'hc London Inimwt rwcriily institute-d
nrnruruissirm of inquiry for the purpose
of ill‘lr'l’lllllililK the nature of tho rm criilcri
ninlririril few-r in lmplml Africri. The
conclusion orriwd rit were ihril irrrilrirhil
lover is thenrsiiltnf on nnirrml plu‘flnllii
invading tho body rind rlcirclopinu' in tho
blood. I-iruinr'nt physician» in I’mncc.
Italy, Iridiri mid Arrrcrlcn hnvn arrive-d at
nsimilrir conclusion I'm-porting the my
lsrloidiwnscs which prevail in tin-mun
tries mentioned. Sevrvrilwim chm on
medical Authorities of mind eminence
whostlli rrmlnmln time in onyintortnie
tent (cm, as in various forms of insist-fol
dim, those is no immature irriwtion of
any sort, but time ihu-dimuw is simpiyii’m
remit of mm: in Wfllfll hygiene or the
enacts of chili.

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lieu-osmium

Whether or not the moi molten the man.
the shoe indicates the woman. (I'm oh»
more claim they can Mi where so neuron
belongs and size her up quicker by her
sheaths-r1 in any other may. Though a
girl or young woman may he unosmptims»
side in every other point of dress. her
shoes are illiciy to “(its her away." The
well bred. con-fully mmi girl will slum
In" I neatly clad foot. Winnie}! inflation.
mm sumslrvm whrm civics versus.
no not! so he? IanI There use than
whom eisirn that the shoe in n my
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" South Norwaik and New York.
FARE-SINGLE, 40¢; sxoussros, 70c.

Lesve South Sorwsllr. halls. in. Leave New York. Beelunsn street. 2:15 p. m.:’,:8stur-
d“. 21“ p. in. Leave East Thirty-first street. 2:40 p. 111.; Saturday, 2:20 p. m.
Freight steamer, City of Norwslk. leaves New York. Mood-y. Wednesdsrfsndtl’ridsy at

5:00 p. m. Leaves Korwslk 'Iuesdsy. Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 9- .m. Freight received
from 7:00 o. in. to 5:00 p. in. 11 ti

 

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Sunday, August 5th

STEAMER chv or ALBANY.
GLEN ISLAND IND CITY ISLAND.

256 EXCURSION FINE. MUSIC [IN THE 80“.
[ENE SOUTH NilllNIlN. 2:00. ‘

NOTICE—~Ronte maybechsnged or soil postponed should weather prove unisvorsblo
for the comfort of passengers. .

 

sreerrnlrlrririi neon

—--—0E' THE——

INITIIN PIIINT IMPRIIVEMENT llllMPANY

—--—TO BE HELD AT—

lieu Plinth, Saturday, August 411, 894

OPEN TO ALL BOATS.
Handsome Pitchers and Prizes in Gold.

CA "IN SLOOPS, Cl'TTERS A51) YAWLS.
CLA~§ A. Tliiri; fr'izl’ rind Tliiili'f. sailing rncneurrmcrit.
OPEN SLUOI’S ASD Jill AND MAISSAIL BOATS
CLASS ii.- TL!” 3' fret moi under. sailing measurement.
CIA.“ 4' ~Twerriy four feel and under. :iilllilif measurement.
('LAFS ii.-—>lxtccri loci and under. :iilliilg mere-uranium.
. CAT RIG BOATS-CABIN.
FLA.“ l-I. Thirty fee: and under. sailing measurement.
CLAES i".~Tisrnly.four feet and under. sailing measurement.
OPEN CAT BOATS.
FLAP“ H.-Thiriy feet and undo-needing measurement.
FLA.“ Ii.~ 'I'iM'fiiY-lth‘. feel and under. sailing iriensurrnieili.
CLASH l.~—'i‘w«niy fee-i snd under. sailing measurement.
CLASS J .v-is'ixtcen feet and under. sailiux measurement.

 

No Second i'rize Vi ill be given in any class starring less than 3 hours. and no class vr’ilthe
sflsrfrrl with less linen twa hosts. nailing measurement will he iheload water line and 1-3 the
overhang added. Timo- rillowrinco: will be: that mlopii-(l ivy the lion's-shot! Schedule. No shift-
ing of lmllmt will he nlluwui in Classes: A. and ii. So Yenll'li lion as to ballast in other classes.
Nu rel-iricliun as to soil: in (‘lnsN-s A. and ii. 01in Mb and Mains-all in Classes 0. and D.
)Ialflrflli only in Clam-:- E.. i-‘. and U. L‘lnsso-s ii. and i. Oyster Bouts iim)‘ carry Jib liainsail
rind Tupslll only. So boar simil carry more than one umn for every three feet of sailing lenzth
or frruztiun thereof, not including railing rrinsier.

courseiive lilies to Windward or leeward and heturnintrance Fee,5i

Entry and Entrance Fw- mmt he in the lamb of Ho- l'iriilfirlllri' lg. fl o'cim k a. 11).. “’ed
rim-rim. Aug'ni H. l~tri. Lorry lilniJu- liliiilrlmtl men a; pillow-ii. linu- r oiled in 103. m.

nonnzss.
it. .i. “'Utilili‘iiili Oil i'iiAM'ls lil'llili'i‘i‘. Sorrilr Somalis, (,‘onn.
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--—-ASK FOR—~—

BRUWN'S $3.00 SHOE.

And you will sue not only a

Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.

But one in which the

Best Material is Used.Combining Durability and Style

Making it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.

Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, or

H. S. BROWNS,

South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.

 

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in...sacervesi uses”... or

Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.

Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Bolts, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom

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