flu mounts: tot-ho annual
. fl Main ‘1'. DeWItt Talmmof
~ month. 6. 8. N. Y.
of the regiment occupied the
all! tho church. Dr. Taiwan chose for
unis-i "rs- omm Soldisrof .u
a 4” than being Joshual, ll. “Thorn
,aaymanho shiomstandbofou
’ “satin-day- of thy at..."
, “palm Thirteenth," as on. ragl-
‘ yand appropriately called,
tonight for tho worship of
hut this annual sermon. And
with hearty salutation into the
veterans, who, though now
aorvioe, have tho sluno patri-
mliitary enthusiasm which char-
thom, whoa, In 1863, they bade
, to homewd lovod ones and start-
* h the W and riskod all tboy hold
Mon earth for tho roostabllshiuont of
United Status government.
‘ ‘ ”All that sman both will ho glvo for his
lilo," and you showed youroolvos willing
. ‘ logivoyour lives. We ball you! Wothank
' .
Hi W0 blocs you, tho votcrans of tho
k: - »_ ., . Nothing can ovor rob you of
la
“app. honor of having boon soldiora in one of
Weahallm tremendous wars of all history, a
tact “may” Grant and Shcrman and lion-
nd Shoridan and Farragut on can
m emu, Leo and Stonowall Jackson and
and Johnston on tho othcr.
{rook assemblages, when speakers
rise tho andionco, they shouted
- pl” so if I wanted to stir you to
.l, I would only hood to speak
W3
' "Gottysbnrg." And though
more of years you am for-
SH luty of enlistment, if Eu-
honid too orally and too
, 5. Monroe doctrine and
: upon this continent, I
5‘ 433.5.“ ould be supple again,
_,f .15); grow strong again,
-~ ‘) keen enough to lol-
.2” . 5,51 flag whcrovor they
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cvcntful yoar'in
mm ”Gilli" valuo of its ar-
ix‘lnokont Mountain, ” “ Chan-
L.
orc, Brooklyn no
any of tho mt-n
W. In Douglas $3 itfenso and mfcty
Allocrshoosaraequally ‘ of God ho upon
‘l'hay [Iva that“: value for t
. tho Thirtcvnlli
Gaul Clim- the! in flyflmnt fora sub-
woaring qualities are no . . .
"I“! an: uniform —-utaa! n ill and ”opt:-
PM in to 53 saved ov'cr other . us hcro non-m-
yourdealer mm "PPIY 7°“ . lililtl’t‘li tonight
have com'lmlvd
Jo scnaub &. fi‘firrcafcst mldtor
gum- of my tcxt.
it flghtor, but he
I. l.. Nev Ham & "sigma";313,5:
v-iiilitnry cqliipmcnt,
Jail. must have been
. . tho brow, grmvcs of
, ialrcrgeon for tho hrvnst.
a ‘ It will not any man bo ablo to stand
the all thotiaysof thy lilo. " “Oh,"
you any, “anybody could have (murago
with such a backing up as that.” Why,
my friends, I burn to toll you that tho God
“manhunt! and tho Chieftain of oft-mil]
lacs to do just. as much for us as for
him. All the rmourccs of ctcrnlty arc
in our behalf, if we go out in the
mice of God, and no morn than that was
aloud ”Joshua. God fulfiilcd this prom-
i. 0! mytext, although Jtmhua's first bat—
tlewas with tho spring froslwt, and tho
next with a stone wall, and tho ncxt load.
lug on a regiment of whipped cownnls,
and the next battle, against darkncsu,
wheeling the sun and the moon into his
battalion, and tho Inst against tho king
of terrors, (loath—tho grout victorivs.
"Forward, March!”
For the most part whoa tho goneral of
an army starts out in a conflict ho Would
like to have a small battio In ordt-r that ho
want his oouragn up and ho may rally
his troops and got ifu‘m drilled for grcatm'
Mic“; but. this limit undertaking of
Mill was mtcr than tho low-ling of
,M Pulaski, or tho timndering down of
Gibraltar. or tho ovorthrnwof tho llzmtillo.
“VII the crossing of tho Jordan at. tho
line of the opting fnrshot. Tb.- snows of
flaunt Lebanon had just bet-n nwlting and
M polimd dot!) info tho “turf, and tho
whole valley Was a raging torrn-nt. So the
Mn: stand on non bank and thcy
but actual and son erhua and tho lami-
llu, and they laugh and my, ”Aha! aha!
”not disturb us until tho (rt-shots
; Illimpossibio for than to mouth as. "
V . ”anhilo tbny look norms tho war
”and thy no a movmmvnt In tho army
fl Julius. Thcy my: “What's tho mattvr
Ml Why, thorn must ho a panic among
h and thoy am going to fly, or
am going to try to ninrtrh
Ills. the rim Jordan. Jmhna Is a hunk
fin” Battle-him, tho chicftninol tho that,
”I at his army and trim, " Forward
,mi” and they start for tho bank of tho
Jail-a.
on. In“. alum! go two primts carry-
Ill‘ a flaring box 'l foot long and 2
M It. is tho ark of tbocovr-nant.
All thyme! down. and no rmncr do
just imh tho rim of tho water with
than by on almighty fiat Jordan
army of Joohua mantras right
gutting their fwt wet uvcr the
m rivor, a path of chalk and
”and pnbbbzs. until they got
bath. Then thoy lay hold of
i m and tamarisks and willows
' ivoaopabankiwor to foot
gained tho othcr bank
Mr sbiolds and thoir cymbals
“I phi” of tho God of Joshua.
havo ihoy mind tho
God is taken away from
upliftsd watmstm perhaps
a mllnmns the Almight
aw. than watm m
of tho unbelisving thrash
what I misfm'lml
M.
hunt you death and aortas- and was
hell. not you say, “Why didn't those
manila, when they had ml: asplondid
chance—standing on tbotopof tbolnnk
I) or to foot highmompleloly demolish
those poor larnolifol down in the rim?"
leli toll you why. God had nudes nt-
Iao and ho was going to hoop It. “
shaliuotanynuminabioto standixsforo
thoo all the days of thy lifo."
n. Ila-lac of Jericho.
But this Is no place for the host to stop.
Joshua gives tho command, "Forward.
march!" in tho distanoo time is a long
grovo of taxes, and at throw! of the grave
is a city. it is a city of arbors, a city with
walls sunning to roach to tho Mavens, to
buttress tho vory sky. It in tho grmt mo-
tropolia that commands the mountain
pass. It is Jorioho. That city was aftor‘
ward ooptnrod by Pompey. and It was aft-
orward capturod billorod tho (from, and
it was afterward captured by tho Moham-
rncdanu, but thin campaign tho Lord plans.
Thorn shall bo no swordit, no Bliieldi, no
battering ram. Thorn shall bo only one
woapim of war, and that a ram's born.
Tho horn of tho Hlaiu ram wan mumtlmcs
taken, and holos Wcro puncturod in it, and
thou tho musician would put tho instru-
mont to his Iipu, and ho would run blottin-
gcrs ovor this rudo musluil instrumont
and mako a grmt dual of sWoot harmony
for tho potmio. That was tho only kind of
Weapon. flown priests were to tako thcso
rudo rustic musical instrunn-uts. and thoy
worn to go around tho city ovory day for
six days—oneo a day for six days, and then
on tho mzvcnth day thoy worn to go around
blowing those rudo musical instruments
scvon timcs, and thou at tho clnso of tho
aovouth blowing of tho ratn's homo on tho
sevonth day tho pomrntion of tho whulo
sccno was to ho a afloat, at which thoso
grmt walls should tumble from capstono
to base.
The mven priests with tho rudo musical
instruments pm all around the city walls
on tho first day, and a failuro. Not so
much as a plcco of plaster broko looso from
tho wall—not so much as a Ioosonod rock,
not so much as a piano at mortar lost from
its pinco. “Thorn," say tho unlwllcving ls~
raciitcs, “didn't I toll you or? Why, thoso
ministcrs aro fools. Tho idea of going
around tho city with those musical instru-
ments and oxpccting In that way to do-
stroy itI Joshua has boon spoilcd; he
thinks bmauso ho has overthrown and do-
st royvd the spring froshet ho can overthmw
the stono wall. Why, it is not philosophic.
Don't you son thcrc Is no rclutlon bctwcon
tho blowing of flu-m mmical instrunwnts
and tin- knocking down of the wall. It
Isn't philmophy." And i snpposo thcrc
Wcro Inany wiscuereo who stoml with tIn-ir
brows kniltcd. and with tho forcilngvr of
tho right hand to tho fort-.flngor of tho loft
hand, arguing it all out], and showing it
was not [nmible that such a cnuso should
prodnno such an i-ifcct. And i summon that
night in the cmmnpnwnt thorn wan plenty
of pbiicmiphy and caricature, and if Joshua
had horn nominntcd for any high military
ptifiill‘lll ho would not how got many who.
Joshua's stock was down. The» smoud
day the primate; blowing the nmsical Instru—
nwnts go nrmxnd tho city, and a failure.
Third day, and a failure; fourth day, and
a failure; fifth day, and a failure; sixth
day, and a falluro. 'l‘ho scvnnth day comm.
tho climacteric day. Joshua is up early in
tho morning and cxaminm tho troops,
walk» all nmund about, looks at tho city
wail. ’l'ho primts start. to mako the circuit
of tho city. ’l'lwy go all around lillt‘l', all
nmund twice. thrw limos, four timt's-l, fivo
lilacs, six times, not”! timm, nuda failure.
The Falling Walls.
Thcro is only one more thing to do, and
that is to tutor a gn-at filillllt. I sec tho
Isnu-Iitish army straightcning tIu-nm‘Iu-s
up, filling tin-Ir lungs for avociforniiou
such as was nvwr heard lu-foro and ncvcr
hoard aitvr. Joshua fm-Is that tho hour has
oomc, and ho cries out. tubis host, “Shout,
for tln- lnrd hath given youthecityl" All
tho pl'nplt‘ Iu-gin to cry, “Down, Jericho,
down, .ivrii-huf" and tho long lino of solid
"unwary iii‘uil‘.‘ to quiu-r and to movc and
to rock. Stand {mm undcr. Sho fails.
Crash go thc walls, tho trmplcs, the tow-
cra, tho pnlarw; tho air ls ldm'kvncd with
thndust. Tho harm of tho victorious ls-
rw-lifm and tho groan of the murmured
(hinanuhm mmlminglc. and Jmlum stand-
ing ilivrv In tho d: brig of tho wall hours a
Voice saying. "'I'hvn- shall not. any man ho
Mill» in stand bofuro then all tho days of
thy lifl'."
lint Joshua's frmps may not half. hero
Tho rummaml i4, “ Forward. marl-hf"
Tin-r0 in tho city of AI; it must Im taken.
llow ohali it be lain-n? A scouting party
all”?! back and says, “Joshua, wo can do
that without you; it is going to lio a wry
(my job; you jllat stay hero whilowo go
and t-apturo it. " Tin-y Imm'h with a small
reginwnt in front of that city. Tho men of
Al Ionigat thcm and giro nno ycll, and the
lm ~l a run film rvimlwrs. 'l‘bonorthorn
tmop at liuli lino did notmnko such rap-
id limo no tin-m lsrnviitcs with tho (‘u-
nmnin-s aftrr iimn. ’l‘lwy nuvur out. such
a mrry flgurc m who" thry worn on tho ru-
trrat. Anylmly that got-s out in tho but-
ilm of and with [only half a forcv. inhil'llll
of your taking tho mm of AI, tho mm of
AI will tuko you. Look at. tho church of
find on tho Yl'll’t'ltl. 'I‘ho liul’Iu-Hltlll ctmnl-
bals ate up Momma tin- missionary. "Fail
back.” said a grim. many Christian pooplo.
"l-‘all hark, oh. i‘bunmof (Ind! llormm
will now: in» iokm. Don't you um tho
lharnmian cannllmlvi haw onion up Mun-
son the mimionaryi” ’l‘ymhdldvlivoro his
locturo at tho I'nlvr'rsit y of Glasgow, and
a grant many gmul promo my: ” Fall back,
oh, (,‘borrb of God! Don‘t you son that.
Christian phllmiophy is going to ho ovar-
coma by worldly philmmibyf Fall hackl”
Goilogy plunges Its omwlmr Into tho
maintains, and thorn arc a groin many
puppio who say: “Scientific lnvostlgatlon
is grdng to mmbmw tho limnlo account
of the mild“. Fail backl" Frionda of
God have never any right to fall hawk.
Jain la tho ”In.
Joshua fails on his taco in chagrin. It is
the only than you over sec tho book of his
hand. llc falls on his face and bogins to
whim, and ha says: "0 hold 60:1,th-
fovo has than at all bmught this people
our Jordan to doliwr as into tho hand of
tho Amarites, to dmtmy us? Would to
God ws bad tic-rm «intent and dwelt on
the other skin of Jordan! For the Canaan-
itas and all the Inhabitants of the land
'l‘hcymarohoo. Reput- tbo Matty
of thotroops behind a lodgoof mohair:
the night, and than he sends a comparav
tlvoly small battidion up in frontal tho
city. Tho than of Al coma outwith a
about. This battalion in Will fall
back and fall back, and when all the mon’
of Al have left the city and are in pursuit
of this scattmad or alarmingly umtcrod
battalion, Joshua stands on a rook~l ans
his looks flying in the wind as ho point.
his spoor toward tho doomod city, and
that Is tho signal. The men rush out from
behind tho rocks and tako tho city, and it
is put to tho torch, and thcn thcso lsraol-
this In the city march down and the
flying battalion of lornclitt-s rcturu, and
botwoon those two waves of lsrm-iitish
prowcsu tho mob of Al are destroymi. and
tho lsraolltcs gala tho victory, and whilo
I still tho curling smoko of that dcslroyed
city on tho sky, and whilul boar tho Ixuzza
of tho lortwlltou and tho groan of ”in (Ta-
naanites, Joshua hcaru something Iouilur
than it all ringing and echoing through
his soul, “’l‘hcmshall not any man In- aldo
to stand before thou all tho days of thy
llfo."
Illa Strange Command.
But this is no phwo for tho hoslof Josh-
ua to stop. “Forward, march!" orb-mimic
an to tho traops. ’l'hcro in tho city of till»
con. It has put itscll' undcr tho pruii-otitm
of Joshua. 'l‘liny scnt word, “Tin-n» arc
ilvo kings after us; they arc going to do»
stray us; maul trmps quic ; send us holp
right away." Joshua has a llll'l‘l.‘ days'
march moro than doublo quick. (In tho
morning of tho third day ho is lwfore tho
onomy. Tlmroamtwu long line» of battlc.
Tho battlo owns with flfl‘llt slaughtcr, but
the Canannitcs soon disarm-r mmvthing.
They say: "That is Joshua; that is the
man who conqucrcd tho spring i'rusbot and
knocked down tho stone wall and dost roycd
the city of Al. Thom is no uso fighting."
And they sound a rctrcnt, and as tin-y bo-
gin to rctrcat Joshua and his host spring
upon them like a panther, pursuing them
over the rocks, and as tbcso Camumitcs
with sprainod anklcs and gadn-d furobcndo
rctroat tho catapults of thu- sky pour a vol-
Icyof hailsloneo into tho valicy, and all
the artillery of tho heavens with ballots of
iron poumis the Clilllllillill'rl against tho
lodgos of lloth-horon.
“Uh," mstosqut, “this in surclya vim
tot-y!" “llut do you not M'u tho sun is go-
ing down? Thon- Amorixcs am going to
get away nth-r all. and tin-y will (‘tIIlII‘ up
some othcr than and lmtlu-r us and pl-rliups
dt-stn-y us." Sn». tiw mu In going down.
Oh, for a longcr day than has rwr Inn-u
5mm In this climatol What is tho matter
with Joshua? llzu ho fallru In an u‘lvalvtl-
tic fit? No. llois In pray. r. lunl. out
when a good man makcs tI.r Lord his ally.
Joshua mist»; his face, radiant w h pmyvr,
and look» at tho (icsm-ndhg sun owr (jih-
eou and at tho faint cms‘crut of tho tnoou,
for you know tho quwnof tho night sumo-
timcs will lingur around tin: pnlum-s of tho
day. l’ointlng ono hand at tho demanding
sun and the otlwr hand at the faint cros-
ccut of tho moon, in tho uamo of that God
who shaped tho worlds and moves tho
worlds. ho crios, “Stun, stand thou still
upon Giln-on; and thou, pump, in the val-
Icy of Ajnluu.“ And thcy stood still.
Whether it was by n'frnctinn of tho sun's
rays or by tho stopping of tho wholo plan-
otary system I do not know, and do not
euro. I from it to tho Christian scientists
and tho Infldcl mil-mists to scttlo that
quostiou, whilc I toll you I h‘o seen tho
Baum thing. "What!" snyyou, “not the
sun standing still?" You. The mom mira-
clo is pcrformcd nowadays. 'l‘Iu-wirkcd do
not livc o t half tlu'lrday. and tlwsuu
sols at. 1 ill. lint lot a man start out
and battlo for God. and tho truth, and
luminst sin. and tho day of his uscflllucss
is prolougl-d and pnvlongmlmul pmlongcd.
John finmim-rtlvld was a cunsumptivo
lilcthmiiwl. ilu- Inukcd fmriully whim, I
am told. as Iii-stood in old Sands r'trect
church in this city, prom-him: i'hrist, and
who: he stood on tlwnnuiwranry platform
in Now York plcading for the llllulc until
unusual and unknown gloriw rolIa-d forth
from that book. Win-n ho was dying his
pillow was brusbvd with tho wings of tho
angel from tho skim, the xucw-quvr that
find scut down. IIId .iulm fiuxnuwrilcld's
sun sci? Iiid .inllu Huumwrtlold's day cmlf
Oh, no! llc liwn on in his burning ut-
tornucn In behalf of tho Christian church.
Tho Hill filli‘ll still.
Ifoiu-rt Mct‘iwync woo a coumnanvo
Prmbytrrlan. It was said win-n be prcnchcd
ho coughed no It swnml mi if ho Would
non-r pn‘nch again. iii» Iliitlll‘ is fragrant
in all (lili‘iill‘lltllilii, that union mightior
today than wan rwr his living pruwiicc.
llo Iivrd iopn'arir tho gmpi-I In x\ill‘l‘lil‘lll’l,
Edinburgh and ilumlcv, but lw wont away
wry curly. Ilu pn-nvbcd binm-lf into tho
gruvo, llas Ilulwrt Mrl‘iwytto‘a mm sot?
Iii lloln-rt hit-('Iwym-‘N tiny Huff-til Ull, ltui
lilo dying drilrlum “as iiiicd with prayer.
and whoa lu- liftmi his bond to pl'ulluilllcll
tho In~nmlictlon upon his family and tho
benmilvtlou upon his country ho wound
to may: “i oimoot tlio now. 1 wont to live
on and on. [wont to start nnlnlinmm
for tho church that will ln-u'r wow. I
am only ill! yours of ago. Sun of my Uhris—
tlun ministry, stand still over Scotland."
And It stwd st Ill.
Joshua's Dram.
lint itiu timn for Joshua to go homo.
flu is 0 yuan old. Washington wont
down a Pintnmw. and at Mount Vcruon
closed his days. Wolllngtun «Hod [mummi-
ly at Apoloy llouso. Now, win-to shall
Joshua mt? Why, ho In to burn his great-
sst lmttio now. After Ito yonrl ho has to
moot a king who has morn soldocts than
all tho present population of tho earth. his
throno apyrmnid of studio, his par-term
tho gravoyards and too m-motcrios of the
world, his chariot. tho world's bestow-tho
king of tundra. lint If this is Joshua’s
mastoid battlo It is going to IsaJosbua's
groafost victory. llo gathcrs his friends
around him and glm bis valmllclory, and
it is full of mminlnoonco. Young mun toll
what tbs-y urn going to 0. Old moo toil
what they hallo dono.
And so you havo bmrd a grandfather or
a Wmt-gfilfldlflthfl, mitts! by tho ovoid
firs, toll of himmouth, or Yorktown,
thou lift the watch or staff ssthough it
worn it inn-hot, to tight, and show how its
old banks worn won-um Joshua gathers
his Moods anmnd his dying couch, and ho
tolls them tho may of what he has born
through, and as his lies that», his whit!
habminaaownonhiswrinhm My
feel safe to be without it."
As for mo and to house,
wa will serve the lord?" A dying parent
cannot be rocklcu or thoughtless In regard
to his chlldrcn. Commnt to part with them
all the door of tho tomb wo cannot. By tho
:radlo in which thoir Infancy was rookod,
by tho lmmiu on which they first lay, by
tho bitlll of tho covenant, by the God of
Joshua. it shall not bo. Wu will not part,
We cannot part. .Ichorah Jlroh, wo take
than at thy prmnlsn. “1 will ho a God to
than and thy rim-d nftcr lino."
llcmi, tbs old chlcftuili must be laldout.
llundlc him wry gcutly; that siwmd body
is over 110 )"ilhl of ago. llay him out,
strctch out tbosn fact that walkcd dry shod
tho partod Jordan. (flow liliiaili iipo which
ln‘lped blow tllu blunt at which tho walls
of .icril‘hot'cli. l-‘oltl tin-urn: that IIflcd
ll“! spror toward llu' tlmmml city of Al.
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ror, at lirocton, N. Y., says: "For mar-
ty two yours tho Mirror has bccu publish-
ing the ad vcrtiscmcnts of Chombe rluin's
Ilomcdicu. A low day» ago tho writer
was suffering from n bowcl lroublo and
resorted to an old runwdy which did not
provo cilicucious; finally ho triod (Tham-
borlain‘s l'oiic, (.‘hoh‘ra and liinrrhuq
Remedy and two doses did tho busintw,
checking it completely. For sale by (I.
U. titilison, druggiat.
You obould not ouilcr from dyspopsia.
mitigation, constipation or biliousncso.
Thvso diseased am all cured by tho use of
DoWitl's Littlo Early Risers, tho famomt
liltio pills. (I. A. (iri'gtiry d: (30. and (i.
I. Estilloon. , _
.lf a New Yuri: millionairo glvoo a dm:
n It at. fith avonuo sud 26th struot, costing
”00.00, which girl-o iii pnoplo (lynx-win
and throcpcoplo “pond $2,450.01) In doc—
otn' hiiin and finally ham to pay £5.00
each for Cnc Blood 1 'urc to cure them
what would tin/saving [wr onpito it
tho dilmt‘l’ should not ho givcn, thorn
being 87 porooas at the insult
inquire at Plaistod's drug otore. whore
you may have tho problem solved and
«Malaria-lion about (new: Blooms”.
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ant a minister says: Rev. R. N.
Payne, New Haven, Dim, writes: "Please
add my home to tho long list of friends
to your sanctum Dsztt’s Witch Hazel
Balve; its mo In my family for several
cases of thin eruptions and sons proved
It a perfect holler}? Nova-r fails to curd
pilot. 0. A. Gregory on Co. and (l. C.
Still-on. '
it is a fortunate day for s man when
he first discovers tbs value of Aysr's
Murillo an bloodnpnrlflsr. With
this mullahs, ha knows he has found a
manly upon which to may My, and
mat his tits-long malady is It ht m
gonad. ms and othm, will care
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no but My for harm. mils and
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, Til! OLD RELIABLE
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CIGARETTE
has stood it. lost of Tia.
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Undertaker.
KNIHII’I‘ STREET, NORWALK. CONS.
Opplmifo lion-'5 Railwanbupnt.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11
VACATIONS.
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Washington, D. 0.
Via Old Point pomfort, Va.
-700 MILES or OCEAN TRAVEL-
0n the Beautiful now steamships of tho
OLD DOMINION LINE
Aflordlng Root and Recreation.
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Those trips are Idool."n.s a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of ma
famnua Hampton Road-sud Potomac Riva!
sud there is littlo likelihood of seasickncsa.
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Superphosphate of lime,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashcs and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
pricc, by
IIAYMIINII BRIIS.
FERTILIZERS.‘
Aim tickets on sale, with privilege of gains
or returning by rail.
Writs for particulars of these and;othor do-
lighifui trips to
(lid Dominion Steamship Company.
Pier 26. North liver. New York.
W. L. fiutiiaudeu. Vice-President. and Traf-
flr Manna". d1! Gm
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vestment for your ard earned savings, and
insurance combined, take an endowment in
THE iiilNNEiiiICIil GENENll lIFE
iiiSiiilNimE COMPANY of Hartford,
Conn. It odors
as good sorority so any that human skill can
devise. \thiiiiyears‘ experience. exception-
alI ‘csretul investments. and doing business
in calthy localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
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south Sol-walk. Conn.
in-
188 West 34th Street,
’ how lork City,
rcccntly roturnod from In-
ropc mth tho latest and Inns
lurccsuful treatment for al
Nervous. sexual and
Urinary DIM OI
; Plus. can ho consulted {no
01mm, 2-5, i-‘J P. M. VIII-
ooeele curmi permanently
. without cutting. (Jan referto
, numerous patients in New
Yor and nesrb cities
and towns. l cal-Ia
Me lull for bipd-
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“"H'IIRS'E'MBLIPPINT
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WATER PilWEIl.
if you want your horso clippcd quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
OUR SALES 0F
BIIITEll
have increased. If
,you know a. good
”thingwhonyousmoll
and taste it, join
the line and get a
good article hero at
220 lb.
Bibbletllomstnck
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“‘1’ South Norwalk.
no on on: _._
Daily Direct Freight Line
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NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
mu PROPELLERH
cm at noon.
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Will leave Pier 28, E. R" Brokaw!
ntrwt, Now York. at ii p. In.
lmvo Normdlzfli p. In. Mouth florv
walk. $200 p. m. “""'
Frolghtroosived from’l a. mi. map. In.
taths tyof
U a lication to
{farmhmglo and Va can will in suit
for lots of freight aoywhm In
New 1:5!qu vicinity.
mars mm;
oft oompmoftbs boauoftbia
unaccountoftho owners thereof.
ill
mi
tale“ tity militia 1” Faucet Filter.
Hammond of Pollllilil Bull Ind iiigltiy IIOIII Pililti.
This wandeflul Natural Stonazposmm u a Filtering medium tho mansions
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condition. extracting all divs-as gum and «tram matter.
fully witch-mm. Thus facts bavs
net-stilts, and Analytical Chemists In all parts of». country during
Sim Nflllllll IIIIWIIIE to.
of warming the most foul and stagnant water into a haaiihfnl and pan
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