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art books in tho story of tho fluted.
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lint ion. "—Crittc.
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M “an a). and no "Jews Under m
nun." by Horrinon (2n, l7). m.» the
"Stat! of tho Granada" chronologically.
The first i n hrillnnt worn on the hintory
of the Jewish nation: the remediation up
the subject in the year till it C. and
sheds light on the anh portion It the
time of Christ nod on the diamante
«hailed dawnto no in the Sew Tom.
mt. The-other remarks to his pm.
law that to underarm the content» of
thflsw Tout-mt it ll tum-mu.
thittliqbopfnced trimaran-tins! hie-
10116!“me and thin he “tally“
to apply. p
”ONO" (MT “mud.
When dorm” disagree, there in fan
Indeed. Thin is WHW'I‘IJHY the cam if at!
nntiildvr van rlip turn one nt their mfl'f ,
inst unknown to tiwm and hear flu-l!
[maintained ontpon rings. A reporter of
the Kimmie l‘iry Him thru .rm into-
looting of the Armlemy of ”(Murine at .
Clint city. Thwy thought he. was s
“an! phynirnm and did not in the
but curb themairm, but let out n
mbur of were!» “hit!” wild him
could not otherw'm' have torn from
“on.
A law part of the Marciano of thl
droning minted in whacking drmlsts
our the head for humping tho dntlu of
thphyrietnn. Yet orient the lament
“that“ cried out boldly: "We nil In
Jinn homeopathy to he s frond; norm.
“It!” ll ban 3mm an to he uranium.
filial our pailantn' “amoeba. Amlwho
in ruponiiildn for this army of upturn
Inuit? Who made the nunphim enter?
Ion-yon did it. mtlomn. with your
“table fiducflpllan at the drug,
whiny the lament and misting
inn hm your maternal victim ”
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Arm’s Murillo was tulndtiml lie- 0;
can»! it lit it iitiinilzird plnirninciunlml 9;
eralhm. and all that it taunt Infill- 0;
film hlumlil he. 8!
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America- “it”: uniture.
An American olivo grower. who in-
vestigated the inntlioilu of making all
frmn thiii fruit in Europe, concludes
that the California methods a! pressing
ant and clnrilyingolive oil are superior
'o tlnwe of Frauen, Spain and ltnly, and
that they are tho hurt in the world. lie
rnyr, "'l'oono accustomed to the ucrnpu-
Ions tfltiltnlllll'lltt of oil mill; in Califor-
nia, the filth of it European oil will is
riinply thinking. "
It required a long time to learn the
right way of cultivating olives and
promoting out oil in this country, but
American cultivating niny congratulate
(Wlnlhtlt’ui that they have at length
found the hunt varietieii to grow in
America and the bent method» of put<
ting up tnhln olireii and making the oil.
In general the large olive» are for table
mm and the small once are best for oil.
I! that Amoriirnn pmplo knew the heal-
ing and nourishing effect» of pure olive
all taken as food they would use A but»
dreil times it» nim'h of it as they now do
nndAniericnn olive orchards would pay
to their mnprietorn hitnduotne profltl.
There are medicinal qualities in pure
olive oil that belong to no other nrticlo
of food known. The American peoples
3 ram need more fatu nod oils in their
food, The inns and oilii they need cnnnot
he found in box fat or beef Mia-t'. but in
pure, (mill! butter and pure. fresh olive
(ill.
The reaction that wn do not. get the
mnrinl «flirts we lhonlil from ordi-
nary table oil it that ordinary tztblo oil
is made from cotton need. The boat and
higher! priced nlirn oil. so called, that
minor from Europe to this country con-
tains only 25 per rent of pore olive prod-
Tm‘ns of i'uttoinicml oil are shipped
every year «mm to tho umrvhnnis of
the Bumpinn olive districts. 'l'iwy Wnl'lt'
our tlso nil. mix it With 5“ little vlivu
ml no prmihl-v and than resliip it to this
camntry m pnri- elite oil.
(“ottonmil oil Iii n Fillilll lll‘l'ihlllfl it
not unwind. .«Jim. It rinitrly lfll‘kfi the
llllllllltir and tnwlii-inai qualities of
ulitu hll, lot it» one on an (Vlulll'l’flll!
hit-i .m brought down the prim of the
pun- nrtr~5~ that the olive i'nltnriits or”
.n air «pair in lintopo lwontiinl old
with: l.¥"li.§llli nri- Mug Put down. Illil
their plow IN'ctlpti il lay grziinlirlds. ln
Altll‘l'lml that olirwail {minim-urn my (hwy
have rm illijivi'llull til the Milo of cotton»
«ml ml, hut tliry want it labeled by
law. like ivlmtlllaf’gflfllw, for what it in.
They it”! right. run] than rihmnnhlo de-
mands ought to lo granted. Tllt'fl' are
enough pimple in Aim-rim who are
'llllllt‘ to pay for the pure olive oil.
A "port from ilwilvpnrimvnt of sari,
cnltnro nlioiiii that an :5 mm importing
country ltonnnmin in crowding nlwzul of
”Mr Ifmml Stair», For the yrnr Hiding
Joly :ll, luau, litiuiuninn unppliml to
“rent Britain 2-.52ii.mm liiiiihi-ln,
while the United Hiztmi "applied only
23. 73.2mm, I initially . on the other hand.
tultm nion- corn from the l’niml hinter-
than from llnrimnnin. Altognthnr hut
year the l’nitml titan-ii rumiln-d lil,000.r
0M lruslielr of mm to all the lumpenn
umntrim. Whll" ltuuiniiiiin anppliml tn.-
ammo, lni'litiliiiit Alwkn. wliivli done
not want for corn ruining, the arm of
tlw l'iiitml Matt’s iii nwr :l..‘.im,m'iii
square mile», while that of ltoumonio
iii only 143,1“ t Ilium niilir. lint lhlll
win the want mm your tho l’tiitwl
state-i him had in n lmm tinw. it in not
llhvly, hammer, that thin i'miiitr)‘ will
in future urn-m melt lnrue quantities of
wither what or corn no she handout-
minor... Wit Illl" min more and
wire at then tinplnii It home
A I’lllfnt has him put on toot which
WW to h» of hard“ to int-nus" who
with to rote many or to burrow inim-
ry. A plant ha hm adopted Monitor to
that of the ordinary building nnd lnsn
”notion. An org-Mutton in formed
with slum M tint) est-h. l’nrinerii Ind
nth-u in s given neighborhon, noon
at won-so. lemme nmnhm. The
rhsro is payable in wet-lily or monthly
installations, Instr-rind. lt mnoypnld
iii is Want. it any be imitated lti
ironclad militia. inch or no employ.
at lays-ring unlit. lt unember with.
numeracy, ham domhyp-y-
lil intern! Ind .l'm I rut sstsu
m it at anytime n mm
inst than» in. am. he can do II!
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in M all h h fit in, with an-
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As to an Extra Benton,
Four iiieinlmrs of the late lamented
oortgreea. Charles Tracey, Demimrnt. of
New York; Josiah Puttnruen. Democrat,
of Tannin-nee, Bellamy Storer, Repub-
lican, of Ohio, and Robert H. Cou-
sins, Repnhlicnn, of lawn, lay before
the people in The North American Re-
view their opinions 9.94 to the need of an
extra session of the Fifty-fourth can-
grenn. Their views, hriially summed up,
are like the chapter on snakes in lre’
land. There is no need of an extra im-
lion. ‘
Mr. T many calls attention to the
method by which, when uroenlmcks and
treunry notes are redeemed in gold by
the got'erthnent. they are not withdrawn
from circulation, but are given out again
and brought nnnw to draw morn gold
from the treasury. ()no 810 lIUli,‘ might
thus withdraw $100 in gold from tho
treasury. But. Mr. Tracey is of opinion
that under the act of July ll, M75,
there is ample authority for homing all
the bonds the government needs and
buying gold with them without the
unnetion of congress.
Mr. scorer Hays that if the Fifty-
fourth congress were called in extra sni-
siun it would legislate on the tinntmiul
problem to please itsolf. not to please the
president, and that therefore there will
be no extra session.
Mr. Patterson stays the intereiitn of the
wt and the south lio together ngnixnit
the silver mining interests of the Want,
and therefore one: and south should
unite on financial minimum. Mr. Cons-
inn is of opinion nutter» are as had nit
they can be now financially. and an ex-
tns session will not help them any. Ho
thinks. and believes n majority of the
people think with him. that the present
financial trnnblnu of the country urn
owing to deflvivin'y of revenue. Butthc
president can newer he brought to adopt
that view. it he Worn to coll an extra
session of i'nngress, it would only he
that tho congress might pots measures
of relief Whlt'll Mr. {'levelnml himnell
thinks proper. whatever the llwltlbel'l
might deem bust. 17nd" these chum)
'stuuces. the lowucongrcrsmnn nonunion
that an extra amnion would he Worm
than useless.
FASHlON W MOURNING.
('rnpo ll Bevin-I in in Mntrrlnl Vanni-tent
“'ltv. Quiet.
Just how. any” f:l~lllulll”1pl‘f't, it may
hr nppmprinte tunuy .t llllli‘ on the nuhji-i't
irt' tliu pri'vnlliniz ~ :1. . u! llllllmlllg,
'l'lmrv hon lll'i‘ll .i grid: north in from oil
lllt‘ olil World gloom and l n ‘rlnlmrrib Iriip~
pings of Wm‘ uwdw'wn tln- tin-ml Vtiltnnt
lmd ilm-i-i-nilml upon a. iii-mono!!! A n-ni:
tinn, too. hm mt in In in tin» outward
nmnumnnta of mlwry I'm. “'lili‘ll convert
Hmml law“ llt'll‘l'l'll l’ol wlilmu should
triiihlnrm llli'lllnl'lVi's. l.l'..r ull rvuvtii-nd
lrum euro-nine. winrllilng likn iinutlivr
"X‘N'lllt‘ wn-i run-lord. for from tho wrnr‘
m: .' runny yum.» ivl crop" it. lu‘mnn'
mi... in wrnr Humming li-r mimiil ri'lntlw
rim-d without. niiy i‘rnpo ill. oil. 'l'bi‘n-
li.l.AI K 4 mm.
wort“ many things to he uni-I nnolnst the
undue into of thnnmterlnl. It WIN gloomy,
trying to tho spirits. and then. wlrllii Well
of! pmpln worn nurh «wily mnl pivrlshnliln
fnhrie M conventional mourning. it WM
only Iii-total tlmt tlwm rimnld grownup n
feeling among otherr. with iiprmntniieen to
study and vary rlemlerly endowed pom.
that they nhnnld esimmllnrunanms and
rlntho themselves In wrap» or ulna rhow
tllimpml. to their ulnarly loml dead. Now
them are alarm that n nwdlinn room he:
tween too much and hardly any erupt! st
all iii helm; adopted. in MM thmmrns
to has chnrnrtiirlittlo “Willi“ thut mpo
should has worn. nnd that It in now mars
frequently mil again is calm thst the
Idea of ltit living it materiel continent with
n grief stricken rtste hos never dill! out
Inditnow writing. It timer tho r-
pnu of protecting more who wear it rain
hoedlms questions or nmmldcrwl rm
marlin. '
The onus llliuitrlted ll soluble for light
mum. nlthoufli it my In ns’ril tor
general wear. black horn. on “millim-
ployrd In than days. It is mm at
null, tuner woven goods sun has . hath.
which fnrntii Meta. Thin is build and
W with hint. lus inn-rm. and
mmamaph autumnal-Hit.
'1'). “in! Oil“ It pllttll.
um and“.
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limit, it 25 tit. to 60 on.
Body Brussels. it SI in SLIS.
limlnsieis, at “.25.
[ill Cloths, 4-4, 5-4. 6-4. 8-4, IN.
‘ Tapestry, it 5|! m. to so its
liqueurs, at ll. '
Japanese and China linings. lot to , .
Shades art nannies. f
A. Dickerman & Son” ,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONNR
wmsurs innit snusnuii
nuns 0F ll]. nus;
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaeton: and Canopies. Car
load of One and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales room. If you are thinking of buying
THE qua ” _
connmu ‘ Y TRAP.
The ntyle at thopopuliirt. H1110", with
one, call and see me.
the meritorious polntii o TRAP, itnd. with
all the sdvnutsgu of tho ‘ or only
......,..,. L. M. WRIGHT.
*‘ "”3me 23%.?”
‘ ,For SCENIC and SIGN LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my mini. stunt titanium:
BlCYCLES. ’
cutest and roomltst ontrsnca cur
res-on ot the tlltln out wit
the host made. Can save you from 315 to 825 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
Both sut- ot on comfort. llont row ' its
Minds and luclinmelgblng 50 to 100 lbs. '
lts capsclty Ind mots room than Ill Cfll‘u
Surrey mute. and u Illli'll so u trslght
Surrey. Ant-0| wslflit. only m be. I
cum n!’ room tor pscklgns sud reel-
elored Ink psnol when not sen is turned
down. Each mt worttng independent at each
other, with no map not iron. to take up leg
room. As s in when srrsnuod for one
sort a for two. so u [or two u for one.
Fullcnrtnlns ull sroun . Best ornament for
converting it i 3 two or tour pannxor vehi-
cl. over otter ” Qullty and workmen-lily
the very best.
Morris Woodhull,
tau minimum. Duran. Onto. .W for and delivered free of chap.)
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk. l
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HIGH
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lllWEST POSSIBLE PillllES.
The finest Java and Moon Colleen to be obtained. Elegsnt Row Crop Tear. Fine Line of
French and Natural Pure Food company'r Script. Asparagu- Tips, Hand Packed Whole Tomatoes. ,
Fancy Gilt Edge, Butter, 25c lb. The celebrated Korthtield Creamery in prints, 30c lb. The
Ferris Hams, Boneless Bicon and Smoked Boot. French Pear and flutltroomr. Fresh Country
3830. 206 dam. The Angolan Flour, 550 long; 04.26 barrel. Californin and and .lnmiacn Drank“.
smoked Salmon. Rouqefort and numerous brands of Oboe-o. first line of Fancy Cracker.
always on hand. We have the best the market affords. Send its 5 postal to have til call upon
you its other: are doing.
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