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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 31, 1897 · page 4

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‘ they have been so applauded. Two hun-

' boostermiusted." he writes with the
. utmost coolness. The "Mohammedan

miles to be lair and

, lor'l‘omorrow.
l Illfhtlde l Iowtlde

:u 7.51
minimising the finan-
" till immigration from
m tell 0! rapidly.
MUM" beginning
sis years. the ins-
: down rear by year
ll reached the low tig-
he... the hard times

incur present trains.
The Baring failure of
,a W. the M1 begin-
! hard times. We felt
as; and tees. and in
same that tumbled all
It is noticeable in our
Mam that it usually takes

' . thacuuntrytoreoover lrmu
panic. Counting from 189],
ll' . , ; “the business dis-
rmhadaisyoarsot
sad it is to he capmted
* climb up and out again.
tullowa exactly the tinan~
. Just as it reached
~10 I879. the sixth and
. “9‘ depression following
gm. so it reached its low.
' 5 the present hard times
ending June all. mm. the
“it” real business dis-

“ final year only 930,882
an. to our shores. Next
. we may look {or an in.
list slightotl upon
’13. Europe is not yet
7 h. poor upon us. She
W taster than we can find
' then.

Masks. is a town on the
‘ vessels train Parillo ports
fl sluts in the goldllelds.
‘ passengeu and height
byntsller steamers up a
“Mulch coast culled
“Whistler Lynn canal
Mu canal is open all
m. Usuada purines
a telegraph line (mm Dyna
ms- golddslds. A «man
this line. some in to all
h thumb Alaskan terri-
fisss to build the whole
. u had of Lynn canal
fl WW The United
, Montana-tenet nun
tlsaadawlll as
its list atelier mum
”Mflolflu.

_ ”it Ween flannel and
fit increasing rapidly. so
fie law ataatasrs put upon
" . year. the latest line
“will send vesicle.
Wrists. trots New tort
, ram chips will
’ WW There
mm. hum-row
up between ltarope and
__ isay be. it will now
, M weaaerisl Milt
ills ssstii sea islands
W western Americas
M to We. ll

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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j also to vascular.
. _ funeral vessels,
lists that fir. .3. ll.

 
 

= Magtothesultaa’s peopled today

“body. Such as they cannot be the moth-

 

‘ .Mrtopsseat oi the

gastronomic»

alum. is prepared
_ I“ hind-its

we...»

asdchsewsitcus. ltglvss- butters
than can be tuned in any other one vel-
ruae. lie Whthe'l‘urksasadv
generate race. IntheTurkirhvillages
thgwcmenct the common people are
poor. weekend interior in mind and

ersot a brave. intellectual people. In
the Greek villages exactly thereverss
was found by Ramsay. “The Greek wc~
men struck me as being better and mor-
ally higher than the men. good and -
physically well developed." in a degen-
erate and decaying race the women are
always weak and interior in body and
mind. In a strong. prcgrr-lve race the
women are superior.

Professor Ramsay says the Asiatic
Greeks are the coming race of Asia
Minor. "The steady. inexorable. irre-
sistible spread cl European. and mainly
Greek. influence in the western parts of
Asia Minor is by far the most striking
fact in modern Turkey. The Asiatic
Gmeks have the (aims in their own
hands." The Armenians the palm
dcos not think much cl. for all that

dred thousand at them have been mas
sacred and they "will in all probability

revival." of which so much has been
heard. is produced by the killing oi! oi
thwo opposed to lobammedaniam. an
easy and efiectual way of converting in-
fidela. The Turkish political question
Mr. Ramsay well calla ”the eastern
bangle.” and he wonders whether the
British otllciale charged with the man-
agement of it are chosen for their power
of misunderstanding or their skill in
misrepresenting the real points at lune.
Professor Ramsay in plain spoken.

Another specimen of his ability to
speak out is his bold statement that
since 1882 the efforts of the sultan to
stem the tide of civilisation in Turkey
have had the support 0! Germany.

Canadian gold seekers seem to be
somewhat better equipped and organ.
iced than those who start (mm the
States. Nearly 1.000 men who recent—
ly left Victoria were provided with
every convenience that could make
the long land iournoy over Chilkoot
passand beyond eudurablo. The mount
ed police who are going to patrol the
Klondike region this winter took from
Victoria dogs and sleighs, with which
to make their ionnds. They took horses
likewise. intending to travel with these
till thesnow and ice madoit impossible
for them to prim-ml larther. Then they
will kill the horses to feed the dogs
on. This in a case where dogs are cost
ly and horses cheap.

Imt the United States rush reindeer
culture in Alaska. Reindeer will in time
tau-onto ml profitable as the lost souls.
Private individuals who should under-
take to rear these animals would confer
a benefit on mankind and reap a lortune
besides. Reindeer will lutniah at once
inc-all. milk. ohms and clothing andu
moansot transportation in our golden
territory. There in destined to be here
alter in this mighty irou‘n land a great
civilisation. It can be inhabited per
manually as well as tit. l’etersburu
can. Railways. electric lights. trlo-
phonea and lithographs, llilmt'll and
churches. will cmor ll.
mlndoer will prepare the way it prop-
erly utilised.

It is a sign at progress that the Unit
ed titales government has seriously tell.
on in hand the matter of llrovl-ntina
fetid adultl-ralion. A law against the
sale of adulternicd ton. Illlltlll“ other
things. went into cilect March ii. The
that outcome at it is the burning at ow
to cheated addltotstod tea at then Frau
rim. list there are villainous mono
lecturers at home in our own country
whom the governmont needs to go after
with a rod of carnation.

 

 

The least profitable risk insurance.
empaulos can take just now is appar.
ently a chance on the llvrs of European
rulers and hiuh ollloials. Uanovns w.»
killed. the snltsn’a prime minister and
the president at France have had lamina
esplcdod in their immediate vicinity.
The rest oi the rulers and prime min
tom must be wondering privately
wlmse turn will come neat.

 

ltmpcesa Merlot at Germany Is the
cwaw at “4.700 la the York city
bonds. They are the ventral park ll per
min. and the mother of little William
draws has interest regularly. Handrails
at Isms royalties and achllltlea
have invested in New York city bonds.
iterators at the items nobility net
teases aim in other ways than by
rassryiua it.

motherhmtaattvmtlsmm
ellheriathapast «the tatsre. Why
we are realist» mast to has either
em tanta- MMWMWW
alleviates.“ sever Well one

 

 

 
 
 

All day limiters llsesivsi Brest

 

. Bushland Fay! ital sSpssdy,
Permanent ours will'Fsllew.

 

m _rmnnogoeae‘onmsreu so
Tar. as a Torprunnsrci’ Greet suc-
cess.

.u-s-s—s—

It is but a short time ago since the
great free distribution at Dr. Hobbs’
Bparagus Kidney Pills was made at G.
0. Stillscn's drug store. in this city. but
numerous highly‘lavorable reports at
the benefits derived from using the:sam-
ples are coming in every day. The de.
mand for the remedy at caifidrug store is
exceeding our expectations. Those who
obtained samples are coming back (or
toll boxes—all with a pleased confidence
in their speedy recovery from disease.

This condition prevails also in the
surroundina country. horn whence
many. applications were received for
samples.
Tostasolar have gone to show that
Dr. Bobbs' Bparagus Kidney Pills pro-
duce lavorable results with a degree cl

treatment of kidney and bladder din
cases. and all ailments arising there-
from. At the same time no reasonable
person would expect that within a few
days from the time the first sample of
Dr. Bobba’ Sparagns Kidney Pills was
given out good client would be generally
manilrst. as the very nature cl kidney
dirossc is such that a reasonable amount
of time and patience will be found nec-
essary to test their real virtues.
People who have dosed themselves
with all kinds of mailed kidney medi-
cines, until not only their kidneys. but
their entire IyOem is in a state at pros-
tralion. should not expect to be cured in
a day or two by. Dr. Hobbs' grand rem.
edy. however great his claims may
be. The man who would advertise to
euro Bright's disease—that lbsrtul. in-
sidious and dangerous sllment——in a tow
hours. should be drummed out of town
as an )mpcster and a man trillion with
human lite. The modesty of Dr. Hobbs
claims is one thing that especially com
menda him and his remedy to the pub-
lie.
What Dr. Hobbs’ Spsragus Kidney
Pills are designed and guaranteed to
do:
They soothe, haul and cure any in-
flammation of the kidneys and b adder
They cure backache.
They cause the kidneys to tiller out oi
the blood all poisons and impurit‘ea.

iron: the outside.

poison oi rheumatism «uric acid). thc

snow

’ stone: 7 .

quickness heretolore unknown in the .

whether made in the system or taken in

They render linguish kidneys until e.
They cause the kidneys to cast out the

disease germs cl malaria and the

Gamma»- , ’
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
yougitisjustaagcodorbct-
tertfiy than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way. of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from as at 30¢ per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.

Also other loaded shells at
cont.

Gemstcok, Watkins
8: Don.

I is WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

Oil—MW“ Keep
lllSTlllllE?
no. WLSILL IT!

This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's.Housekcepers who
have tried it know that LUSTRl N]!
is the best article on earth for house-
clesoing. If you have never used
it, try a rec cake; all grocers sell it.

 

”surixiiiimili;

W.
HOVT’S THEATRE
one moor new.

Saturday. Sept. 4.

Direct lroui an absolute consumed at New York
The most successiol and most humor-
one play oi the generation.

Never . .
Again ..

"A Riot of‘Fuan—N. Y. Herald.

For ‘20" nights New York laughed at it as
it never laughed before.
For three months Chicago res-echoed the
New York laughter.
A BRILLIANT (‘tl'l'ldltlhl uls' TALEN-
TED FARl‘l'ZI'ltS
and all thonceossary stage surrounding».
and scenic garuiture which characterized
the production for ‘50" nights in New
York.

 

- SCHOOL FOR BOYS!

WILL RI-OPIN

Norvlalk’s Greatest and Busieet Store!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ion pairs ”-4 white extra heavy blankets, worthhgc a pair; while this
too comfortablcs, extra full and heavy, worth SI 69; each, *5 I .25 I
58 white crochet quilts, worth $1.75, each, fil. l 9!

late

For these the .

'l‘bey cause the kidneys to keep the
blood pure and clean. and thus prevent
neuralgia. hamlet-ho, dizzmcss, norvour
dyspepsia. skin diseases. eruptions.
scales. letters and radios.
They cause the kidneys to work
steadily and regularly.
'l‘hey dissolve and cast out brlclldusl
and phosphate doptaliis and dissolvl
gravel and calculi in both the kidney
and bladder. '

They cure Bright's disease.
They cause the kidneys to rapidly I'ltl
the system at the wields of alcohol and
tobacco.
They yield aolear mind. sweet sleep.
steady nervev.activo bodies. bonito! o!
the seat and happiness oi living. llrlgh
eyes and only cheeks. lscsusc they km.
the blood tree from minions and tin
purities that would otherwise clog and
irritate it.

Healthy kidneys stake pure hlmal.
Pure blood makes perteot health.
l'srteot health makes lite worth living.
llr. iiobhs’ tipsrauna Kidney Who I“
this. and do it at all times.

you sans or
use. c. mason.
Apothecary.
loath lorwalk.

“m m... .mw.mwn.- «on...

MY.

Tuesday, Sept 28

Prepares ‘lor college or
intuitions.

tine hundred and ten boys
have ants-red college from
this echoed. For circular»
addroaa

 
 
 
 
 

Pleasure [or Warm, thirsty
people,-- it's so delightinlly
cooling and refreshing--
.lnvigorates the whole sys-
hula-Mlle! the nerves—
rastlulslutnberaud

a hearty appetite tor loud.

 

Donn

snout sstr
STATIONERY

 

A iaeatlua or Washington boom will
be held hadaht. when the final srraaao-
nssts will he made tor dedicating the
new ball. asst laudsy.

V. l'. Olavk is rssbiayllag the root at
his bass.

Insult-J. ti. Taylor and son

Bargain Prices!

mu illness sand paper. lit wheels with so-

 

ltssleyqsa Issues in Weston. vslopssJu.
, ........ a. toll truss- llus panama! sheets and to an
”I m 0' '3' a 13%;“: [dolls smut on
Mwillbsaamtlaaottbe eases; , ' ' .
ties Illttsassdths I mbmé'MMW-mibnw

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NORWALK. GONN. ’

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UNDERWEAR!

 

too dozen ludics' winter weight grey and white wool vests and pants, the “Luzernc,” worth
.

3: so; a good time to prepare for the cold weather, each,

30 dozen. one case, men's white merino shirts and drawers, winter weight, extra heavy,regu-

Iar price, 696, each,

40 dozen ladies' tlceccd vests and pants, Egyptian ribbed, winter weight, worth 39c, each,

 

BLANKETS, ETC.

 

and Separate Skirts!

 

u violent“no *

RAVI Till

. . . p. Regular. .

reputation.
glng the consumer.
goods we have the heat the market produces in

please you.

 

 

“liable groceries and provisions ls spreading through the

they PAGE ALONG the announcement that. we are always to

Tho Lowost Prices In tho

it nltgs. "mu" powder.

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TON 510 RE,

Evening Sentinel Left at Your

Y" GR 1 [RV act-95¢

 

Everywhere we hear the cry-Prices Advancing! That there is some truth in the reports no intelligent
person will deny. The increascdtaritl rates.together with rushed orders from the west and South, where the
old time boom is already tell, and from whence it is rapidly traveling east and north, has unloaded to a
great extent the eastern jobber: and manulacturcrs, and as a result advanced prices. We advice our
friends to buy now their fall and winter needs. Our stocks are every day increasing and prices on many
lots lower than ever before.

3"“
.50

lot lasts, it I .00!

Kitchen Furnishings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies’ Coats
The balance of spring purchases at about ouc~third regular prices.

The Norwalk Boston Store.Gor. Main and Wall Sts.

Hausa

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TELEPHONE CALL, st-s.

FINEST GOODS!

It you have a little feeling of uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your faith to a store
that handles only the genuine. We have a reputation, a reputation that is coveted, and we never allow an
article to enter or go out from our store unless we are sure it will contribute to the advancement of that
We odertvery inducement to the trade that can be uttered fairly and squercly,vvithout humbng-
and invite a comparison on goods. prices and methods of business. ll you went fine

Butter. Ghssse. Eggs, Fancy and Staple Groceries!

We epecially challenge comparison on collect. teas and spices. Give us your trade we will guarantee to

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

as West Isstlaatsa Street. tests let-sit. 0t. _

PASS THIS ALONG!

Because it is good news (or all who work for their cream The lame at our stores for low prices on
“l'wlo Cities.” as Is evident by our ever increas-
llg salet. The great adventure oi our large buying we give to our customers and only ask in return that
ha relied upon for quality and

Olty:

CANNED uoone. Cllllidlitl. Ow. l’ltOViiilliNtl. kc.
ltsrly June pass. mean. 74- l’lallad title, pee pkg. l'lu llonolm lmaklast bacon, per in, too
lint mist pass. not can. he shredded wheat. lllstfllll. Illtu. lo.» sugar enml hams. per Ill. Isle
Whitschsvrles. per unit. us: l’stllluhn's teed. use. "to macaroni-ell shoulders. as:- In. new ‘
flavtlstt pears. per can. we Quaker cats. Ilka. the nest not park. ii the (or :m .
Met! Wineries. per call. Ilio ilorn starch. pita. - in ”troubled until-h. t pkga tor the
“looted WM“ “will. llfl‘ cult. I'lll Vulllilttihi' “old (“3W1 ll“. llll' linuslass luulllsh. ll pounds (or shin
Dental maekml. one mom can. W "Ariana" men. one would him. m :‘l ll. pail NeI-lwy’ulaul. eon
howl ssrtllnea. it Miss tor who 1 bars llahhltl'a strap. 2th: t in nail ltowllonoi’ loo
Matte sardines. loans for no 1 Ian (been scan. rev 0 the will lard. one
Masts aaltaon. mu van 4 In use Wit that. Ian

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