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NEVER! Was Music more highly praise .
I The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
loss” after examining these Songs says:
they up
“It gives me great pleasure to say that
r to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi i find a hearty welcome inevery home in the land.” . ,
The Bay. DR. LYMAN Erratum. after an examination of these Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of Songs
for the family that I have ever seen."
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie
De Cabin on be Mississippi Share.
Home Syreet Home.
He Folds Them in His Bosoin.
Jamie‘s 0n the Stormy Sea.
Kitt of Coleraine.
t 0 Do Under the Wagon.
ttie W!
e Nagy.
mvely. Silent ght.
huddle
Mary of Argyle,
Names Upon the Send.
0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
Remember New Thy Creator.
Somewhere
The Sand 3 an.
The Rose Bush.
The Murmuring Sea
The Me c From the King.
Waiting. nly Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
“anemikflglll tfo M gilllmll‘
on r e. in .
C 0 us The Old Sexton.
ettes
I Cannot ing the Old Songs.
I Will Arise
J aunt‘s Ohoilie.
firs. Lofty and I.
0 Sir.
One Sweetl Solemn Thought.
Bing Dem eavenly Bells.
The Old Arm Chair.
The Bucket Maker's Child.
The New Kin dom.
"fie Birdie’s venlng Prayer.
Twenty‘ Years Ago.
When 'e Gan Awe Jamie.
Whistle and alt for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
At bung! Wicket Gate.
11 .
Beligve use if all These Endearing Young
rms.
Joli Jack 'l‘ars.
MY Y. Remember Me.
Nothing But Leaves,
Old Joe‘s Dream.
Adelina Patti Quadtiile.
Notre Dame Waltz.
INSTRUMENTAL.
0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
Some Day.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
The Kerry Dance.
There's Alwa '5 Sunshine Somewhere.
‘Tis the Last so of Summer.
\ es. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
Sonatl on.
Two by Two.
.CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold.
A Land Without a Storm
Seymou r.
The Kelly Goblet.
i m. P acelul Ni in. The Old ()aken Bucket.
gfllfiufi Mare. 3 The Minstrel Boy.
Ho‘ld My Han . Then \ou'll Remember Me.
I Dream'd a Dream. The Land o’the heal.
My An eiine, The Gypsy Countess.
My OlifCottnee 'Home. l it}: L Amour
Slee . BabySleep. “vi a Hundred Pipers.
Steal Away. \i lthln a Miloof hdlnboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
II Desldehio. Bright Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells.
Dance Escoecals.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
A Little Talk with J esus.
Dome closer. Soul to Me,
Comin' Thro‘ the Rye.
Dublin Bay.
Hark. I Hear the Angels Calling.
Hal Mother. Guide his Footsteps.
fit. ll ppy Moments.
“0
Jesus to Thee I Come.
Lulla '
’e
Let me Dream Again.
Only‘tn See her Face Again.
Ole .‘lirkerdemns.
thick‘d in the Cradle of the Deep.
The Heart Bow‘d Down.
The Lost Chord.
The Pirates' Chorus.
The Sword of Bunker Hill.
The Lord‘s Prayer.
Turn Back Pharaoh's Army.
INSTRU MENTAL.
Lehi h Polka.
Lily g! the Valley. Mazourka.
l'rince Lanclors,
Ii Bacio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Bonnie Charlie.
Down at the Cross.
yea that Watch {or Me.
all Thy Sorrow.
. Moses
M that lbwelt in Marble nun.
In the Gleaming.
ther Belle.
Egret Low Gavotte.
CONTENTS
is of Ocean.
g‘rlflcf m ' Soul.
me cine.
11. Are ye Sleeping. Maggie,
stale.
as a Bird.
n the Starlight.
bbitlire.
Larboard Watch.
My Aln Countrle.
Nancy Lee,
The Maid of the Mill.
The Bridge.
Where are the Old Folks.
W i it.
1 co
INSTRUMENTAL.
St. Albans Grand March.
The Turkish Reveille.
NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
When we Hear the Music Ringing.
The Little Once at Home.
Ye'll Soon be Gan in}! Awa
lle Kissed ine anil‘l new T’was Wrong.
The 0 ion Door.
Hear nr Prayer.
l('ome to Three.
Wbyilo Summer Roses Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
0 Pearl Dewdrop.
armvslsyhotsceharter Waltz.
Bocuaclo March.
Don J uan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
' ' . Pilent Night.
‘A‘ ERNIE; l,R'WIlllle The Hour: and the Singer.
A Bird in Han The lirave (lid Out.
'a Gone to Elect. The Tempest.
m Somethln Sweet to Tell You.
(title the Kill y Night.
So I can Walt.
U ucle Joe.
Would You.
Waiting?
When tell we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
hemisn Girl
Rye of Spriua'Waitz.
i’urc an Show.
Regimental March.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
, hi the Lil
in?lllonz ofklNe Virgin.
% A
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he :1 is in.
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n Adair ,
d Church Bell.
mllfga’e Wi Wallace Blind.
The Beautiful City of God.
The Clarion Now Sounds to the Field.
The Child's Wish.
Tender and True.
Trancadlilo.
wnl RENEE? Eli”.
When the Corn is Gatherediln.
INSTRUMENTAL.
' MD. b
WINE-ml" at.
Home Sweet Home.
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VOCAL.
Auid Den.
DeuEIRJesm let my loan on Thee.
l was 0
It was r Mother Bane.
John Wm?” Jo.
Kathleen avoarneeu.
115'“ allfir'r id iKild
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0 Wort then in the Gaul Blast.
Hummer Roses in the Heart
Sing. my Little Blue Birds. slur.
Sweet and how.
The Blue Alsatian Mountains.
The Son s my Darlln SI. .
Waitingsat the Pool. g , an
INSTRUMENTAL.
Birdie's Reverie
Clickety Click March.
Echoes from Midway.
Jolly Brothers Galop.
CONTENTS NUMBER ElElEII.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shall Seek Me.
Bonnie Dundee.
Ooneecratlon,
Frederick.
Farewell My Brother.
live Me esus.
Grandmother‘s Chair.
Helen‘s Babies,
Kathleen Aroon.
.Kiliarney.
Marseilles H mu.
Old Folks at ome.
Pretty Little Jennie.
Swin Low Sweet Chariot
The little Maid Mining Her Cow,
'i‘he Danube River,
The Mountaineer. .
We‘ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss.
Waco: oi the Ocean.
When the B com is on the Rye.
CRNIENIS NUMBER lWEllE.
VOCAL.
('ome Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie. '
l's Comin‘ Cloue to Eighty \ ear.
I Ain't Goimf to Die Any More.
in Old Madr d
if Papa Were Only Ready.
Kiss . [8 as I Fall Asleep.
Momma lamina.
Mr. Luortlly and I
Resting By and fly.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song.
The Star Span led Banner.
There‘s a Leo 'lilid the Stars.
The Two Roses.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zion's Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelwaiss Glide.
Kutechlre Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Mart ha.
CONTENTS NUMBER THIRTEEN.
VOCAL.
Bright Sparkles in the Churchyard.
Beautifu Land.
Breast the Wave. Christian.
Brightly the Morning Sun.
(Tall Unln Me
Fvidiug.StiiI E‘adiny.
r lave.
i Low to Tell the Story.
J: isluli's Courtship.
Nothing Else :0 i o.
Oh. Who Will (Yet the [towns to Fl‘t‘l‘.
Robin iiiiii.
Return).
Sentence. (,‘mne i'nto Me,
Seek Y» the Lord.
The Road to Sluiiiberlanil.
The Harden (iii'v.
The Bridge of sighs.
The Battle Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
iirami Value «is Concert.
Rochester Schnitinrhe.
i‘nlio i‘olka.
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sonnglenroy-Duiunnt;"i Wonder if Him a
True to hie.“ son . Anibrinter: ”Le Chevalier."
waltz“. liowan; “Pretty May " song. Mc-
Clain;"l>le Ootii, Again,"sonir. R'lyun; ”Last
Night." mug. Klerulf. w..-
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The mutants of the July number are:
Golden Greet Polka.
internm-
Tender Love Tile: Never Dies.
Ole [locale (low.
W“...
'lh bookewe h‘ave one Many of "As in a
Mausoleum:
it‘ll: iii ilillll.
Fierce Naval Engagement Oil
the Chinese Coast.
CHINESE LOST THREE smrs
Several of the Japanese Fleet Were
AlsoSuiill.
The Navies oi the Two Warring Nations 0!
the Orient Come Together. and lie" I
Donn Modern Warehlpc.WIth Thousands
of Men on Board, Are Sent to the mttom.
Admiral Ting and General Ilcnnekln Ro-
ported Lost.
SHANonM, Sept. lit—A naval engage-
ment has taken place of! Yalu. where a
Chinese squadron was covering the land-
ing of a large forco. The landing was
choc-ted with success. but in the meantime
a J npancso fleet attacked the Chinese VBI'
sols.
In the fighting that followed the Chi-
nose warship Chili Yuon was sunk by the
fire from the attacking ileet. _
The Yang Wei. also belonging to the
Chinese squadron, in attempting to get
.l.\l‘.\.\'l-‘..~’E (:izirisi-m rosmxo.
out oi the range of fire or in maneuvering
fora position. was run aground, where
she remained. One other Chinese ship is
reported to have been sunk. The Japa-
nese are also reported to have sustained a
heavy loss, three of their vessels having
been sunk by the fire from the Chinese,
Admiral Tim; and Major Iiannukln uro
said to have been killed during the ac-
tion. No estimate is given of the losses
sustained by either side.
The latest rvports of the number of
Chinese killed during the battle of Pius-
Yani; places the total at 6,500.
The Chinese admit the truth of the re-
ports of the ilflIt‘flt of their army at Ping—
Yang. but dolly that the town was our»
tured by the Japanese.
Li [lung Chang's Degradation.
“'Asliixorox, t-‘opt. liL—lnforiiimion of
the oiliclai iii-gradation oi Viceroy Li
llungi'iianir came to the state depart—
ment in a dispatch from Mr. Charles Den-
by, the United States Chlll'gi.‘ d'nfiuiri‘s at
l’ckliiir. it was. to the oiioct that the uni-
poror of China had deprived tho Viceroy
of twuof his decorations for failure to
[it"(ipel'ly mndurt the military operations
and stated turtln-r that he would probir
lily be subject in still greaterpiiiiiehim-nt.
No llli'llilllil Is tiiiitlu ol the rmi'lllc
(lOClltlllllmr lulu-n from tho statesman or
of the time of ltd occurrence. Mr. Don-
by's dispatch made no mention of the re-
cent great battle at Ping-Yang, hour the
Korean bi‘rlli’r.
Jar-aneu- l.osa Small.
mem‘. Sl-pt iti.~—.\ private iris-grain
received ill lln- .lflllillluhv lugatlon horn
gives the insane oi ilw .lupaiiusi- at tho
buttlcuf I’iiin Yum: as living ll oilli-urs
wounded illlll 'er soldier. hilled.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
They Arc \ Ming For n (‘umlldalo For GM»
uruur 'l‘mluy.
ll.\l'.Ti'Hllil. rl-pt. l‘.‘.——~'l‘lio Republican
state mnvvniiun, n mnbvrinir mu delegates,
reassembled this morning at Foot (liiiiril
mull. Ex i'ongrvssiiiaii William 1'; Sim-
nnds, llrl tivillpumry (:liulriiinn, called the
convention in nrilur.
Mr. Simonila inlilsudilrvss of \velcoiiin,
told the i-niivmtinn last night that tho
lloiiiiierniic party liilil been warning them
that tho ionic-st in which they \vi-ro about
to engage Would not be a u'allt'ovor. lie
qlilil' iiprrml with that sentiment. 'l‘ho
ilcpnblican party would not get in ntthat
pace lt WUUIIE capture Connecticut on
tiny run He urrnluin-d the lhininrrntic
Itillllllllail’liilllll o! ilrovrr Cll'l't'llllld. os-
pw-lally his policy with regard to Hawaii
and the imposition oi the iiicomo_tax.
With regard to state issues he said:
“I do not lllrli‘ilfl'l stiitoisauve. i cannot.
Thorn b. iloiw. iiiiverrior Morris and
his colleagues am the more ilotaam oi the
great tidal wave of mendiiclty that swept
the country two years ago, and they will
go outwith its obi». "
Alter selecting ooiiiiiiltlm-s on creden-
tials. permanent umnnlzutlou and resolu-
tions tho cunvmlilnll last night adjourned
to meet again at to this morning.
it is the wry general iiitprcaslon illllUilK
tlio (loliiwtto-l that the gubernatorial nomi-
nation is lmtwwn ox Senator i). Vincent
“Min of Mllliliivtown, (lolli'ml Smuuul E.
Morwin of Nov Haven and Him. John
Addison l’urior oi l'oniirot. Collin ls
looki-d upon as tho stmnuost candidate.
while (loiiomi Mu‘win seems to be goin-
ing ground.
LllI'kWDfld limlrclded.
lll'l-‘l-‘M,u, will, lit-A'ougmssmau l).
N, Lucleiml said that In the mine at
riot-king n rioiiilnatlon be was not a onmli.
(into for governor on the ”l’lllni‘l'flllll ticket.
liu will make no light Mill is not decided
whether in: would tulle the nomination i!
it were iondurml to him.
Mamnr'n New mum
Waring-mow, iii-pt. lil.-'l'ho president
has appointed Charles H. Mausol- of Mill-
aourl assistant coiuptrolicrol tho trenc-
ury, Mr. hlnnsur has held the plum of
second coiiiptmllor oi the tronsury. which
oliico was abolished by tho lionkory com-
mission. _
Wan ’l‘lnd or Living.
(iwmn, N. Y.. Foot. iii—Minor 'l'ryon.
a tanner about ill years of age, residing in
the town or Berkshire. in the northern
part or Tlagu mnnty. shot himself in the
head with a rifle. He told he was tired oi
living.
Physician's Int-t Fall.
i’Awri rum. ii. 1.. Sept. lit—«Dr. L.
W. Clapp. mw of liliodo island's leading
pliisiolnns. was instantly killed. He fell
from a no loot embankment. crushing his
shall on the pavement
Liquor IMaIevs' convention. .
Nimmm Fania, Sept. lil.~—Ovcr poo
dolmatoa are here to attend the woven-
lien or the New York State Wilton-nil bios
nor Ilealm' association.
1n whom
E... THE TRAIN Roeesas.
hit of Thom Captured and Two Dead In
the “'vmrls.
Gems. M0,. Sept. iu.-—-'l‘he Colorado
and Utah express train on the Santa Fe
road was held up by robbers about a mile
iron: hero. The railroad and expreu
officials had a warning of the plan to at-
tack the train. and the train robbers were
met by a volley of buckshot and bullet;
It is believed that at least two of the ban-
dits lie dead in the woods near where tile
train was stopped. 'i‘wu others who rode
for their rendezvous. :31 miles away, were
wounded. Belore the guard on the cars
fired upon the thieves the latter shot
Prescott, the engineer of the train, with
out any warning. His wound, it is be
lloved, will not prove iutni.
Charles Abrams and Link ()vorfleld.
the two farmer bandits arrested for their
part in the attempted train robbery. were
only captured after a stubborn light. They
both made their way directly to their
homes, situated iii miles southeast from
here in a lonely part of the country.
Abrams, who is the man who recoivud the
‘ full load of buckshct in the face. Was oom-
pelled to walk the entire distance, it to»
lug his horse that was killed by the de.
teclivos.
, Arrived home, Abrams secreted himself
behind a dresser. He had practically run
the whole distance, upd when Sheriff Sal~
in“ and his posse, with the railroad de-
tectives. came up to them soon after his
arrival he was faint. However, when he
knew that escape was out of the question
he made a bold attempt to stand his cap~
tors of! with a revolver, but the Oillcors
bad the drop on bill). and he ilnally gave
in. After ho had been handcuffed the
search for the other bandits was resumed.
On the form of Mrs. D. Tull near by
the Ollll'ors found liverilehl, who had.
crawled under a bed ()voriichl showed
fight when discovered, but before he could
use a revolver ho was grabbed by one 0!
the officers. A fierce struggle melted. the
bandit finally being ovcrimwcrod. Then
both he and Abrams, with two brothers
oi' the former, upon whom suspicion also
rests, were liandcuil'ed and taken to Mom
pills.
The sourv’h for tho rf'lilllliiilili'lil the gang
is being kept up. The examination of the
four men under arrest was begun here this
noon.
SHEEHAN ALsao.
Both ll. and Governor Flower “'1“ De-
t'line liermmluatluu.
Linus FALL» N. Y.. Supt. iii—The
announcement lilllili‘ by Governor Flower
that in.- would not be a candidate for re-
clootlon caused no surprise among Little
Falls llciiiocrnts, lh'i they were convinced
from a letter written by Lieutenant Gov.
ornor Slioobnn on Sept. 2 to Captain
Frank Murphy of Alli'Klllly county that
Mr. Flower Would not take a renuiiiina
tion.
The letter was dated Ilufl'ulo and was
seen by it” of Mr Murphy's friends here.
Captain Murphy is a personal friend of
Mr. Slievlioii, and not long ago wrote and
asked him his opinion il~ to \\ liiiivoulil be
the nominee of the Eli‘lllHL‘l’ilIlC party for
governor.
in his ri'ply Mr Slioobnn said: “l am
safely say to you that Mr. Flower will
not accept a I'l'iliillllilll-llilil. and be will in
time llliikl‘ kilmvli his intentions in that
respect. Ills enrol smir as the leader of tho
lltllllili'l‘illfi in Ill“ {all criiiiplligii will lie
Daniel S l.U('li\\‘Ullil oi tliic city l liiill‘aioi.
and i think he will will '
In his letter Mr. .‘llt-L‘ilflll lllsU ill'l'llll‘t‘ll
that he would not be a l‘lilllllillli’i‘ for lilo
place which lm now Iiolll~ iiiixl would not
Illlilf'l‘ any i-li-riiiiisrzinm-~ ili‘ri‘pi a repaint
nation
NERVY BURGLARS.
[Ii-Iii HIT nil tiltu'vr \N'Elllt'
lln- N'Imlnilll'l‘.
l’iiuvllvl-i‘u i, will l‘.- -<.\ robin :‘y who
during than any on rumrii in this vii iiiity
for a lung iiim- \\'lirl|UlllllllllOll :il liivor
Point. The Luis-Ears. tour in illllillu‘i‘.
broke into )ii-irili .~ llllll !.~iiiiili shop and
helped lii~~iii.~'l-I\'.u~' in tho It'lll.‘ liul'l‘u'nry
to llri‘ltk the locks Iii lliu liilihlllll'l‘ lillllil‘
iiig ’I‘lluy Valium i‘llll‘.ti‘.(‘l’ iulin' posi-
nlllro l|l|il pri-pilrml lll l'rnri. llll‘ sale. 'l‘u'o
lili'il istnoil Kililrll while the others drilled
and loaded the safe.
The oxplmion shuttori-d every window
in tho building and brought ()riicer liar-
(icy (‘uy to the rll‘llili‘. 'l'lio robbers “pom-(I
ilro upon him. and lil all 25 shots worron
vhpngrd, but no one was “'Ullllilutl. 'l‘ho
burglars irw‘npvil iii fhl'illirkllt‘fi". carrying
with them $1 l. They are thought to have
gone toward (iroeiiwicli buy.
Tilt-y lilililysil
Killed in n Mineral.
Uniirzxsiii‘ilo. N \'.. Sept. lit—At the
funeral of Levi l'uilmvll llutll' North Law-
runoo. this county. 'l'lionms Mooney pinio-
ed up a rifle in an adjacent shed, and in
raising it ut‘l'lllt‘fllllll)’ discharged it. the
ball passing through the side of the house
and striking William Il'NvIll iii the slum-
arh, from the clients oi which the lath-r
illi‘tl,
'l‘liml ('ouiity Itwiuwrutlc ('mivoiilluti.
”Willow, N. V, Supt. iii “The limit»
v-ratii- l-onwntlon lur 'l'loiza county to
choose doioimtos to the ethic and Connie:
siillinl (’tillVl'llilulH llllll in uniiiiniitu a
county lll'kvl WIH lil‘lll Ill the courthouse
It Wmi mutrniioii by the Hill (action. the
Cleveland trim: of the party lilivillg nuiilo
no oll‘ort to elect (loll-trains at tho Ili’llllll'
rioa,
Junior (”'III‘I‘ l'onwnlimi.
liANiAb’llll. l'n. Supt. lit-«-~~llospitotho
milliiiy situate the Junior (l. l'. A, M.
marched over iln» roiitu nearly 1i,llllil
strong, The rniiiirlls presented a line up
insurance. and thnpnrmlo was it very i-rod-
ltablo llriiioinziration. A grand linii lntlio
ovniiintz viiiinlulimi the first day’s pros-«mi
lime.
linu‘lmll.
National iii-apron llama n-«l'lttslnii-u. H;
iiilltlnmro. lit i'lilrairo, ti; New York. 4,
(Second ironic) lililuauo, ll; New York. it,
Ht. Isiiiln. fr, Iloatmi, l. I'll‘Vt'lllllll. la;
Brooklyn. Ii, (Horuiiii uaiiivl i‘lovolnml,
l; Brooklyn. 7. llnlllevlllo :l, Wushlmgr
ton. ii Cincinnati. 3, l’lilllulnlplila, iii.
A I'nnlnn “Mum-cl.
ALHAM. Sept, Illh-wHiIVI‘rllHr Flower
refused to not on tho iippllrnllon for p' r
don for Mm. Ulllm‘n (’lnimwlu i; .lll I,"
communicates with llw i'wniilvi- mu! iiw
distrintottomoy of New Yuk.
nun. "th (tough M "i (it. r.
bulimia. Hopi. linw’i'lio lion, ilinzli
(louuh. eldest son of ‘5. mum, hw :_
line been nppoluiml ‘W‘l‘l i ll“. 1-. i , = »
Ill] outline 3‘ ill. \i il‘lilllf'iil‘l
Muir brilrmrr- i now it"‘l' .
llus'i'oy. Built. iii A Jilin- mmnnl session
of the national lllllll‘ spinners.“ notimiiiiun
Wm: ripened lll’ft‘.
'lt outlier Forecast.
Showers; M‘Ol'iillly slightly cooler; va-
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ilmin and Norm Power; Lost Manhlxnl; quickness:
Night Lilfir‘l‘s; liv“ llrvluur'; Lack of Confidence;
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at the Ueneraiiw Organs in either sex. caused by
livvr-vxenlnu: Youthful Errors. or Excessive Use 0!
Tobacco Opium or Liquor which soon lend to
. ('lnr'illllpllflll Iiisanltynnll Death. By mail,
if a h . :o (urea; with written guarantee to cure or
ri lulill li‘.‘)ill‘_\'. \l‘i~l>l'i“S C(ll’Gll SYRUP. Aceriain
our“ in i‘miyll‘. (willie, Asthma. Bronchitis. Group.
\liionping l‘ul h, Sore Throat. Pleasant to take.
Small ,«izu iiiwu‘ iiziwi: 03d. 5’le size. now‘.‘.‘5c.; Dir!
El HZL‘. now Nu. (‘iL'AliAN'l‘i-ll‘lri issued only by
For Sale by George C. Stilison. So. Norwalk
oct 19 1y
Examlner in
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l87310 1383.
(Hilton. 4:)". Main Street.
HHIDGEPORT. CONN.
NV. L. DoucLA;
$3 SHO lantern.
$5. co RDOVAN,
FRENCHdr ENAMELLED GALE
_ ‘4.‘5.5.°FINECAiE&KAN&iRlll
. s 3.5.0 POLICE.3 Sorts.
52;}; 2. WORKINGMENS
EXTRA ~FINE .
$2M? BOYSISCHOOLSHIIES.
50$? l75ES.
$2,, . . ._
$3 BESTDWGOLA,
.3. SEND FOR CaiTALOGUE
w-L-nouonas.
. ‘ BROCKTON. MASS.
You can love money by nut-chasing W. 1..
Douglas Hhttt‘l.
Because. we (in: the larizv-st rimiiiil'arturerl of
advertised shoes In the world. and tzllnlrnlllce
I be value by slumping the name mu .price on
e bottom. wliir i protects you against high
ices and the huddle-man's plum-l. Our aim.
'1 cuslom Work in style. rosy filling and
. iii: unlilire. We have tin-iii sold every.
here at owrr price-l for the value given than
nyoilicrinakr. 'i‘:i;-\ Tu .-: siitulv. If your
chin cannot supply you. Wt: an. Sold by
J. Schanb & 8051“.“
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(y UN. bu. Oi‘t :3 'IiLLIRULE- f
Ili‘; i‘ifirl'”. l p~- 'i I'l‘lilltt‘ our Id. and
counicrlelt our ill n») i‘U .. , , timreiore take
tpev'lclourc - a; 1 hr. « , 'ilV'ti. and avoid
I” worihhws “r'u'rttinuihl - , "'Ri-mrmller "II.
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"1“ only ' \I‘l'l’" \I.I.I “l'L‘Cl:.’:-NI’I'I. one
“was 41‘" i; N druouivh or sent
..
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romvl y secure . m c- at l. own: to
and Labels rculelemd. 'l‘woulpllvc yuan e1-
porlolico. We report whether patent can be
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Runitilelult
Fish and Vegetable Market
Nor-walk Lobsters
have them delivered every Saturday morning.
Wtczxormkm heave murmlsrs an
so. Norwalwccnu.
Norwalk Chronicler