167-0»ng Lula vi.
tau by ta- an. n. It.
why beholdest thou do mote
W brother I eye, but perceivest
. “In that is in thine own eye?"
' in this ehaptc the all night
the choosing of the twelve apostles
men on the plain, of which our
”the closing portion. It Is some
“”1110 Sermon on the Mount."
. it is somewhat the same in
, '1 u that discourse of our Lord,
in lath 'v, to vii. a glance at verse
our chapter will show that this dis-
him have been delivered at on-
tires and certainly on a plain to
HOW come down after choosing
twelve. BI closes this discourse by
WM that the main thing for each
hit- to be right with God 111111111111 before
, ‘. ' W to set his brother right, lest
'- WWI aesnuli eabeam in our brother' 11
. , ‘dbe to a beam in our own eye
m thereton but a mote in our brother's
4.. “Cut out first the beam out of
thine own eye, and thou shalt then see
ml, to pull out the mote that is in thy
Mother’s eye. " it is too often the case
that in judging another we condemn our-
nlvtl, being guilty of the some things
(3%. ii, 1). In this very sermon, as well
the sermon on the mount (verse 87
Ill! Math. vii, 1) lie commands on to
“judge not," and in I Cor. iv, e, by the
InteSpirit through Paul, lie commands
“ ' IIto "judge nothing befoi'e the time, 11n-
til‘the Lord come who will make manifest
. ' ”counsels of the hearts." While we are
doth judge others until we ourselves are
more like Christ. we are always at liberty
to Judge ourselves (1 Cor. xl, ill) by the
llgltt‘ of His life and His law, and this we
should do continually, but the best way
' .1 to do this is to set the Lord always before
' us, and let His presence and approval be
the constant test.
43. “For a good tree brlngcth not forth
corrupt fruit; neither doth a corrupt tree
bring forth good fruit." it seems to me
that it is not another. but ourselves, that
we are to contemplate as the tree in ques-
tion. Am I a plant. or tree of the Lord's
planting! For if not I shall some day be
lonely rooted up (Math. xv, lib—in other
words, unless I am born from above 1
shall surely perish, but if i have become a
child of God by faith in ('hrlst Jesus then
I nm a tree or plant of the Lord's plant-
ing, rooted and grounded in love (i'lph.
iii, 17), and am here to hear much fruit to
His glory (John xv, 1-8).
‘ 44. “Foreverytreo is known by hisowu
fruit, for of thorns men do not. gather figs,
norof a bramble bush gatherthey grapes."
When God created plants and trees, l-lc
caused that each should yield fruit. after
his kind (Gen. l, 11, 1'3). When llo created
man, He made him in ills image, after
Hts likeness, and commanded him tobc
fruitful, but beforo man began to ho fruit-
ful he sinned and fell and lost tho image
of God and hegat children in his own like-
: nose, after his image (Gen. 1, :27, 29; v, 8);
hence every child of Adam has been born
in sin. is a corrupt tree. (Rom. vlli, ’1', 8),
and cannot bear fruit unto God until
made a good tree by being born again.
45. “For of the abundance of the heart
his mouth speakcth." .A good man from
the good treasures therein and an evil
man from the evil treasures therein. There
is no patchwork with God. He does not
put new ‘clotsh upon an old garment nor
new wine into old bottles (chapter 3', :56—
88). Not reformaton, but regeneration. is
” the Lord’s way of saving men. If any 1111111
be in Christ, he is a new creationpborn of
God. Christ has come to dwell in him,
his body has become a temple of the Holy
Spirit, and the old nature which once lived
in us and controlled all things is now to
be reckoned dead, wholly subdued.
46. “And why call yo me Lord, Lord,
and do not the things which I say 'r” He
tells us in chapter xiii, 25-27, that; when
the door has been shut. many will say,
“Lord, Lord. Open unto us," to whom He
will have to'say, “I tell you 1 know you
not whenco ye are." In the sermon 011
the mount He said, “Not every one that
saithuuto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter in-
tothe kingdom of heaven, but he that do-
eth the will of my Father which is in
heaven" (Math. vii. 21). James tells us
in chapter 1. 2:3, that we are to be doors of
the word, and not be:- .rch onl3, dcc1'1ving
our own 'sclv.es It is the plain and uni-
versalteaohing of Scripture that we are
not saved by any works of ours, but whol-
ly and only by the w ork of another, but it
is euttaliy plain that being saved by His
work it is in order that He may then no-
oomplish through us His pleasure.
7. “Whosoevcr cometh to Me and bean
eth My sayings and doeth them, I will
shew you to whom he is like. " Salve .tion
is seen here in the “coming to iiim.’
compare John vi, 117. for if we are not
cast out we are surely accopted.Ti1en
comes the service included in “hearing
and doing.” See Eph. ii, 8, 9, and Titus
iii. 5, on salvation apart from any works
ofours, then see Eph. ii, 10. and Titus iii,
8, on works as the result of that salvation
James is as clear as Paul on the fact that
Abraham was saved by faith (see Rom.
iv, 3; Jas. 11,23), but James emphasizes
the fact that the faith which sex ed 1\ bra-
ham was afterward manifest in his con-
duct (.lns. ii, 21,“ :3 The faith which
dew not prove its reality by work»; is like
a light which does not. shine, a painted
ilg ht.
4.8 ”Ho 9 liken man which built an
house, an iggcd deep, and laid the foun-
dation on a rock." Such ahonso will stand
because of its inundation. “Other founda-
tion can no man lay than that is laid,
which is Josufi Christ” (I Cor. iii, 11). He
is the Rock, the only one on whom to
build or in whom to hide—in other words,
the only salvation is to receive Him in
whom alone is salvation, but as truly as
Hi1 isrcceived He will work' in and through
that individual to the glory of God. See
Phil. ii, 13, Bob. xiii.2 The soul that
has thus become a part of Christ can only
be overthrown when Christ is 0v crthrown.
49. “But he that heareth and death not'
is like a man that without a foundation
built an house upon the earth.’ There is
no word about “coming to Christ" here,
and therefor: there is no foundation. 1t
lbIl’mplthxng, and the hearing does no
because it is not mixed with faith
(Heb. iv. 2). There may be a beautif. 1l
moral character, a fair exterior, but with-
outafoumlat‘ .on all will be swept nw.oy
“The hail shall swoop away the refill": of
lien ltd the waters shall overiiow the bid.
ins ace” (Isa. vaiii, 11). In 1.111;" viii,
91.16811: says, ”My mother and My breth-
rsu are them which bear the 1v out of God
and do it." By bearing au1lr1'ceiving we
unsaved (John 3', :54; Roth. 1, 17). Then
keeping the wind we bring forth (wit
« 1 gunman. V111, 151
Castoria is Dr. Ismael We
prescription!" Infants and 111111-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
laphino nor other larcotlo sub-
stance. Itisaharmleusuhstitutefst
Parsons Drops We firms
and Moron. It ispleasaut. Itl
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millionsofilothcrs Castoriaisths
Children's {Panacea-the [others
Friend.
CASTORIA
For 111111111. and Children.
Donotbeitnposed upon, butinsistupoa
having Castoria, and see that the faosim.
signature of
is on the
Wephail pro- - '
test ourselves and the public at all hazards.
m Cmsun Contrasts“? Murray $.83.
"-’an
PATENT
MEDICINES.
sasv 111111 etssssur TO TAKE!
At Our Prices; In Fact
Hard Not To Takeli
Loxatonik, $1; 00
Hood's Sursapurllla,‘ so
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, m
Dana's Sarsaparilla, m
Cuticura Resolvent. ,
Scott's Emulsion. e1)
Green‘s Nervura, 70
Stillson‘s Specific. for Malaria, 75
Paine‘s Celery Compound, 65
Braudrcth’s Pills, 12
Alcoek‘s Piasters. 10
Benson' s Capsic Planters, 12
Castoria. 2:1
tartar 11 Pills, i2
Atwood's Bitters, Iii
Radam' s Microbe Killer, qts. 75
Radam' 11 Microbe. Killer, gallon 1111's," 1.. 50
Yankee Lung 81111111111, 2.3
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St., 50. Norwalk.
HUNT 8. ZELUFF,
Wholesale 13.1111 lietail Dealers in
Fish ,
Oysters
a nd Cl'a m s,
Lobste rs.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE'RADISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Gatsopi
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Cull. 40-11.
YOU CAN’ T D0 BETTER
. Than-Leave Your Orders for
P r1 n t-
i n gl
At the Sentinel
Office.
’ 1111116111 1111171131 s'we'aF '01:,
says the Sti Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about NoToJlac, the
famous tobacco habit care. “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect.
smoked and chewpd for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
_To-B11e sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Plaisted. No cure no pay. look free.
Sterling Remedy 00.. New York or
(hicago. ‘
J. W. Pitrce, R1p11blic, Ia.. 5113's: “I
have used Um- )liuutc Couch Cure in my
family and for myself. with results so
entirely satisfactory thatl can hardly
find words to express myself as to its
merit. IW'ill never fail to nenmmend
it to others. on every occasion that pro
seats itself."
with Do Witt's Little Early Risers, little
pills that care dyspepsia and conntipai' 11 111
tsrrh, sorofula, dyspepsia. eczema, de-
tousathem. and always with the best
unit-.11; baby “deathly sick with
obdltrl' infaatum. and Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhoea Mixture cured it almost immod-
lately. Dr. Hand‘s Colin Ours is also
«sellout—Mrs. N. A. Daniela.“ Dr.
Hand's Colic Cute and Dr. Hand‘s Diar-
rhosa Mixture 1110‘ sold by all druggists,
350. W......__ ,
It not only is so. it must be on, 0111:
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it go.
~Aceton is harmless.
__,.___.......__...._ .
Abigh liver with a terpid liver will
notboa long liver. Correct the liver
__
Read Ayer’ 11 1111111111111-.1~.111.».11 3ou1'
druggist will gladly hand you. and one
the wonderful cores of rheumatism, c11-
billtyl homers and mrcs, by the use of
Ayer’s Ssrsaparilla, the only Sat-supe-
rillu admitted at the World‘s Fair.
Cure For lierdache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the
very best. It affects a permanent cure
and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are ullllctod to procure 11
bottle, and give the remedy it fair trial
In east-sol l1abitual'coustipation Electric
Bitters cures by giving needed tone to
the bowels, and few cases long resist the.
use of this medicine. Try it once. l"if.
ty cents and $1.00 at Stillson‘s and
chd's drug stores.
Quick in effect. 11111111; and leaves no
scar. Bunting, so .1137 skin eruptiuxu
quickly cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Applied to bn'rns. maids. old
sores, it is magical in effect. Always
cures piles. ,
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. (l. Cztillouctte, drquist, Beavers- ,
ville, Ill., save:
Discover, I owe my life. W as taken:
with La (irippe and tried all th11 pl1y11i-‘
clans formilcs about, but of no availi
and was given up and told I could not 1
live. Having: Dr. King's New Die-overy 5'
in 1113' store I sent for :1 bottle and began 1
its use and from the first dose begun 111 ;
get better. and after using three bottles
was up and about again. It isnorth 1h 1
weight in gold. We don 1 keep housi-
or store without it." Got a free. trial
at Stillson'o and \Vced's drug stores.
———~ 1
-—A1.'('ton can :1 he: 111119110. 1
l
l
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by 1111' 111 applicatioxh 1e; they cannot 1'1'111' i1
tlu1 dim used portion of 11111111112 'ib111'1~ is'
.1113' one way to cure deafness, 111111 that .
1s 113' (rousiitutimml remedies. lh'ufm-sst
1s1'11uscd by 1111 i'utlznnr-«i 11111111111111 oi ;
.lu' 111111'.ou1~1 lining 111' the l-Insracbi-in
F11l111.\\'l1(ntl'.is 'uln' 1' in'lzimed yual '
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111g, 111111 1111111111 1'11111'1l3'.'1l11.~111l l)1.1f- .
1111sn1stl1e1uul'111111 11111615211111 1111111111.-
motion can be 111111-11 out and tl1i< tale,
1' 'stored to its 11111111111condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever ; nine cases not "
of ten are caused by catarrh. wi1i1'lii~"
:11'111111111'11111 111111111111111'1l1co111‘111ion of the
111110111111 surfaces. 1
We will 3:}3'0 (1111' llundrmi Dollars.
for any cast- of i')1-.:i'111¢.~'r. (caused by 1'11- ',
tarrh) that cannot be cured l13' ilall's'
(3:11:1r1'l1 (‘111'1'1.
I". .l. CHENEY A: ('11., Toledo, 1').
"51.1111 113' .Dl'nggists. 751'.
One Minute Cough (3:11.t touches the
right spot. it also torn-1112s it :It 1111-
right time if you take it \1'111111'3'1111 lam»
:1. cough or cold. $11.11 the point? Then '
don't cough. -_
—A1'ct011 will break up :1 cold.
"Give. '1111111 liver regal. 11011 and I v.11. 1 '
regulate the. World. ' 5.11111 11;;1 111115. The]
lruggist handed him :1 bottle of ii"
\Vitt's Little Early Risers. 1111' i’nnums
little pills.
—Aceton cures the grip. .'
Don’tlnvite disappointnu-nt by experi 1
menting. Depend upon ‘ One Minute
Cough Cure and you have imnirdizuc r1 - 1_
lief: It cures eroup. The only hannle:s
remedy that p1'o1‘111ctsimmediate results. 1
—Aeeton will prevent pneumonia.
”11111111117111.1111; Salve. ,
The best solve in the norm for cuts, ;
bruises, sores. ulcers, suit rhcnin. fever
sores. tnttcr. chapped hands, 01111111111115, .
come, and all skin eruptions, and. posi-
tively euros piles. or no pay n'qiiil‘t'ti.
It is guamntced to give perfect satisfac— ‘
tion or money refunded. Price :25 cents '
per box. For sale by G. (l. Stilison 111111 , 1 '
E. 1P. “'ecd.
Soothing. healing. rimming. D11 Witt's '
Witch Hazel Salvt-ii: the 1-11e1'11y to 11 1111.4.
wounds and piles. which it never fai‘s t 1 '
cure. Stops it1 hing and burning. i'un 1:
chapped lips and cold sores in [W 1111' I
thrcchours. - » 1
Don't worry. D1n't run in
Don't trifle with your heahli.
try experiments with 11111.111'11'1: :1.
waste time and money on “'n'i'tlliilt'idi
[1‘3” .
i).~n't
Dull" »'
"'l'o D1'.K1'ng‘s‘ 311111111111: lztkc 11 look at our $11111“.
31'11111'111' circulars ; free. ' -'
.
compounds. Don‘t be mmnaded to 111111.". ;
a substitute for Ayer's Sarsaplrillo. it 2
is the best of bloodopurifiexs. .
A equilibration at leavgu 11; 1.1111. that are pure. strong and pmruipeotiy
. . 1.11.11.11.11 in t p .
which is "The trim! Ban makes his biscuits wit ” and has for 32 years.
Over 3,000,000 pounds :old in the past year testify to Muir popularity.
Mmeucrunzns C‘- D- 3093 8 30M. New maceration.
'1' .haqrcsultlilni’
BAKING
PERHAPS YOU DON’Tl
M111 1! you 11.111111 want any
laments. washes.
lewe'ry 01
Shaman
It? 711-” \V1s'f'lt .- U1... t.- not Jewrlr, r...
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A. W.
AUSTIN,
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AT WAR
With high prices. we still sur-eed in 1.11-1-
ting and selling some beautiful patterns
in wall paper :11
properly 1. 1-1111: to Mini 1r grades. But
it‘s all business—we don't give flu-goods
11w:1_v;but We are satisfied with a fair pro-
lit and 1111 increasing number of sales.
Pointers' Supplies.
Artist-1' )l'iteriols. Pictures.
Pictures 11111111111 11) order.
Painting. l’nporhaugiug and Decorat- '
111g.
DECKER
751 Washington Street.
'.'.":11’i.1'.v .11115.
'1'11' you think we carry :1
Large Line 111'
Plumbers’
Steam Fitters’
Supplies!
:4 an mum-In
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CAST
in the city, such
IRON, - MALLEABLE - AND - BRASS - FlTTINGi
;1~.\'.'1lv1's, Rcduring 17111111111, ctr.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
001. N. Main and West Streets,
'SOUTH NORWALK
CONNECTICUTJ,
.\ livr all said and done,
)‘11ll(’flllllllllktll.
lSouth Norwalk, -
"”7 A Dainty Gift.
111 {11:11, 111414111111.-
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1-1.8. BROWN’S
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
_..._.......__.29
What Clifford Hayes ls Doing
AT THE
Star Market!
.._~,- m~~"-1'n:-:n
He is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
He Is giving the Best Service possible.
He is selling strictly for CASH.
Heis selling Meat cheaper than it was ever sold in
South Norwalk.
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t
READ HIS PRICES ‘-
and you will lw.11:1vi111'-1'1'l 11111 it 1 1511- 111:1.» to s1u1111i3nur111111u3:
limit. Sirloin flicml.
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' Should. r Sheik,
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast,
Flesh llzuns,
Sausage,
anlwd Hams.
Legs of Mutton, ..
."1 lbs. iin-nkfnsi. iiucon,
l’lnt11 or Hrmeuit of lieef, {1‘1'~‘l1 or sail,
1'1 lbs. l'lxtru Salt I’ork,
t‘~iioite(‘111111tr3'Chickens,
' Choice (‘ ountr3 Turkeys,
l-lc lb
100 ill
tie lb
10c lb
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101.- lb
( l'.‘1' lb
1 111.9111
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in lb
.300
THE STAR- MARKET,
Corner'South 111.11. and l'laviland Stre’bts.
CLIFFORD HAYES, - - -
$3.30” -
,,.
525,96
Res; 111'.’ 1n 1 .wee'.
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For sale at Tomlinson's drug store.
Manager.
:1 ‘ESTORE
13:9»; 11111 111011
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from any 11 we us:
» l.’ if: .e-glet-i. “1th
.1. 'c'..1‘11.f éimsnforis . With
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u“
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1 Asks Prompt intervention of the
United States. .'
THE BOBBB' KONBTBOUS OPPRBBBIOR
P 0WD E R 1.... 1......
at Pretoria. Says the Reform Movement
In the Transvaal “'as Justifiabie—Un-
Just Discrimination Against Foreigners.
New Yeas, Jan. 111.—W. R. Hurst,
proprietor of The Jburnal, has received
the following from John Hays Hammond.
the American mining engineer. dated Pre-
; tot-la, via Coltburg, Jan. 211:
‘ i was a with at others, charged
with sedition and high treason. The air
cumstanccs are as follows:
The l1istor3 of the Transvaal is that 01
11 small, unenlightetfid, retrogressivo com-
munlty.'1‘hn government is a narrow
oligarehy. with a bad, inefficient udmiuis»
trillion. Monstrous monopolies and cor-
' ruptlon are rampant. The new popula
' tion, including many prominent. Ameri-
eans, comprises 1:111rell1nn twice the num-
ber of tlu1 governing: class.
They are the wealth producers. capable
1 of all industries, yet they bear nine-tenths
of the taxation.
They feel themselves alone. have no
Voice in adult-1.11111 excluded from fran-
chise, have no municipal government and
no participation for their children in the
JOHN 11.\1>~ 11.\\1.\111,\'b.
1 public schools. They are oppressively
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'i‘l11'1l1'it'11ti1111ofull liu']il‘ii;1111l'l‘."l~‘ 1111-
j11<'.'1-ll.'1l1‘11- :1111l tl1111'1111iis1-11t'111n of property
11 11111115111111» 1~1.pr11:~»ion,
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"l‘1'11ns'vunl governnn'nt 111111 the dcnnmxls
of 1111' r1f1~11111".01111111111 “'1'11 1111311111l1l.
1111111 l111~111i1111pii11111rvprinciple“)! 1111111:
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P1 '11tcsi against ii1otr1'11t1111'11l of all. 111111
111'1111 Ann-ricansii1p.11'ti1'11l111.
11 the Transvaal gown-111110111 per<lsts in
its present (1111130. Ulll‘ 1:113'1'1'111111'111’. can
only invoke the. old 111' Great Britain, as
p11r111111111111 South .\i'1'i1';111pom-1'. to coerce
the 'l‘1'11nsvnal, which then loin-its the,
111nr11l>uppor1 of :1 sister r1'pnl1iw'.
'l'i1ifs'1'11urs1-ilw 'i‘ranvvual \vn'ild 1'1'111'.
First urge the r1':1_~1.11.'1bl1-111'--< of our
claim: 1111-11 \1'111'1111111 Transvaal g11\'1'l‘l1~
111911! of the consequcinw111‘ 111-:1'1' >11p~
port and of invoking the old vi (in-zit
Britain. which is much disliked 113' the
. 'l‘ransvnnl covernnu'nt. .
' Wire mph-4111' this luilt'lit‘i'ul-‘ .\lil11<:1111i
,51'l111il1'ld.
. l'rgu our gnvernnnnnt to 111,1 111111111111-
'utely.
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to consul. (‘11111' ’l‘11v.'11. l1'.\ ‘11':.1\11.
Thi- .\1-w York i.--1;i~lzltilrt-.
Ai.li.\\'\'.' 1.1.111. 1!l.—(in\'111'1:111' Morton
has approved 1111: following; l1ill<: Validat-
ing and 1011111111111" 11111 111-1111 111111145 of 11111
Lboard of~up1'r31-11ns.1i'~‘:..ll11113'; authoriz-
ling the issuance of bonds to 1b: amount
it
r'.1vv7.1'-'its'r-. 1 .
-of $108,111.10 1111' the pun linst'uf 1111 Albany '
.‘11vi11gs Lani; building for tour! and mun
gty purposes: amending 11111-111111 : .21 111‘ the
lt'ivll code. directing the 1'11111113'jndgr1' of
Kings county to appoint two Honoura-
I‘Iildl‘JilfI your: to enable ilu' t'lt'ctllrs‘ 11f
Johnstown. Fulton county. 111 “’11: lg
election districts at Iwu 1111-0111115.i The
hearing on the great-r \'1\\ York and
Raine-1 exr i511 bills were conti 111.111.
Another 1111131111... i'risis Probable.
HT. Pn’rsnsm' 111., Jan. :11.-—lt. is assert-
ed in Slavophilu circles that thr- Bulgarian
question is approaching a solution. and
that Prince Fe rdinsnd's
only a matter of time. , There is a strong
outburst.
are made on the visit of Count vnn' 111117.-
to Berlin. The Novostl gives voice to
statements of a disagreement betwaen
Austrlaand Italyon the one hand and
Scranton
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fu-
rcsiguatinn is :
4'
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phersyto the county court. :11 salaries of '
feeling in St. Petersbum tlmt 1111-, puliil- '1
r111 situation will soon be marked by an .
All north of sinister comments '
1
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not pay
the price of B. L.
for ordinary -
tobalcco, as
Tobacco
more than
e as far as
other kind.
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is an inrlerto the kind of tobacco
it: uses. Smokers of
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feel plc. '
the (11111
sent. in this tobacco is
mliment of cornfort~ev- 1
("3' cl“: not necessary to tobacco
i n being combined in this
brand.
cents.
perfecti
{1.1 gmntl A 2 07.. package
So 1d everywhere.
11-1 . 11111. rum Wary
3.172511%... m.~...l’h-...w1.tiuen1
‘ To Cure 1111
kinds of Coughs or
(folds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary. also Hoarsc-
and Sorcness .use
ILLIAMS"?
EW ENGLAND
GH REMEDY
.‘lsde mm :1 recipe of one of the
1111»! {111111115 doctors in New
1.111.1'11111 . 11111111111115 no opium of
11:1,; fern and tl1cr1‘:'s no danger as
with Sonic preparation: of fanning
the )lorpl‘ine ilahit. (‘l1ildrenlikcii,
as it 1-11.2s them without upsetting -
i ""1: riopiucbs.
Norwalk Chronicler