Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1897 · page 4

 
 

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maidens: protestant
‘ The editor or The How
”mainstay-shin”! tbielhiug is to

{centrolthtpolitiealoptnlnnadihe
“ ipresldent andpreteatortln thooeeob

and loin livers.
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nominaaudeolhpen-uoteesavoto

leper. then goedhy to academic trestle-n
; «goodby. in truth. to all hoe thought.”
in educational institutions in America.
midrib therewill be political hor-
esy huntersaa well sstheolosieal heresy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

bnvsrliled. ‘bysnyone.

this muutry. as ice nearly a generstlon
hehasstartled the world by seemingly
miraculous cures. A recent writar.in

scientific Moods. than any liviua ohiel
elau.‘ The writer of these wonderful cures
declares that every «mm the living
genuine with. The cone included many
e! tbs most prominent men and women
In the Esotaudiu each case the nuns
and address is given so the ulsluiaoto can

 

Dr. B. c. l‘lcwer lo nonewteonior in

 

aim is always to get the best qualities of goods from the most reliable
sources at the Lowest Possible Prices. Those who have taken the trouble to make
comparisons can easily see how successful we have been. Not only are the qualities
the best, but the' Biggest Assortment and greatest values are to be found here. No ‘ ‘

 

matter whether It may be silks or dress goods, linen or crockery, jackets cr underwear,
you’ll find that we have the very best that can be had for the money. You may judge ‘
for yourselfl y these attractive prices:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

thenorthweatoi India. Great Brlhin
, haonevubeenwilliufa eithertnenaqnnr
there hereoliertolettheanieorot
Aluhanishbiloit For ”years. there—
fore. they have remained a source ct
irritation and demonthefirllieli
*northwosttrcntier.

 
 

 

For the lied Cross.

7 Want and snil'ering in Cuba crow
W- nolouas time meson. The Spanish
government has given permit-ion for
Miss Clara Barton. American president
of the Red Orcsoaociety.tcsnud nurses
and applies to the camps ct that war
ridden island. Elsa Barton has not as
yet been able'tlido so because! lock or
funds. She announces that if she had
330.000 she could snake a beginning of
the relief work.

It in not permitted theAmericou Red
Cross society to directly sol: tor funds
. There is no prohibition. however.
against other wople’o asking for funds
' for the Bed Gro- society

A society called the National Cuban
Belle! aoonoiaticn has accordingly been
perfected to raise money which will on-
able Mina Barton to carry out her tour-
ciiul work unions \ho
and starving ponplectOnba. irrespen~
tiveof political adulation. Thilcrsani-
ration asks that all perm desiring to
relieve the sore distress in Golan will
contribute such sums as they think best
for that poi-pose. Heroes and surgeons
will he sent. as well as food. clothing.
tents and medicine The announcement
oi the formation and purpose of such a
society is enough tor the Ainerlcau
people. They will do the rest. lies. .1.
c. Burrows. wife of Senator Burrowo
oi niobium. is president. with head,
quarters at 1101 Elliott. Washington.
D. (l. '

A remarkable and beautiful life
closed when In. John Drew died late-
ly at Larehtucut. H. Y. No other
_ octorinAunrleahadevor been on
. shortage onloag. homtbeace of 4
years till the was it. two years ago.
lira Drew followed her profession
steadily. winning fame and triends
every step or. thoway. In truth she
never really retired truth the stage.
and the lived in good health she still
woul‘bsve beoneeon in public rcpeat~

 

hunter-o

‘sityail'alrwasthe atrocgletterctpro»

locally. a Iarpentajoriiy oi the whole

of the liieandred blood of thermally."
observer The How England lagaoine
editog. Immediately on his resignation

 

woundedoioh'

requested him to withdraw his racism»

The next step in the flown univer-

teltagsinsttbeecuraect lhetrusiees
inendeavorlngtopadlcck themouthot
the college president. The letter of
protestwasaianedbyttoi thecollegc

number. and "a still greater majority

from Brown university John Brlohen
Walter. proprietor of The Casino'poliiaa
fluorine. attend. to llr. Andrews the
hondshipoi awide educational move-
ment which is to be conducted chiefly
by correspondence. The odor was ac-
oeptod.

, The New England editor declares
that even in Germany the govcrutnent
would notdate to interiors with aca—
demic freedom as the trustees of Brown
university have done. lie says:

We donut hesitate toroourd onrown opinion
that the protest of them-own university loeul
ty against the recent attack or thccerpnrniion
upon academic traction In America and its
great renditions to the moat Important paper
oi Itny kind which has appeared in Amer-lea in
the past ten yours. the word fullest cl hope for
the next ten years. when the tyranny with
which the republic chleiiy has to cope will be
the tyranny or money. Nothing in an impor-
tant to a democracy. a government by public
opinion. as that the nebular. the man oi not
ones. should have absolute incisions. it to fun
damental to modern civilisation itaoll and Is
enameled to be wherever there in civilian

ll.

Wes it owing to widespread cxprce.
alone of opinion similar to the above
throughout the country or was it be-
cause they never for a moment serious-
ly contemplated portion with President
Andrews that the trustees of Brown
university at their full meeting formally

lion? At any rate they have done a
graceful act and should moire due
credit. The New England fluorine
will be‘ulud that academic freedom is
cute in America.

 

With the good business onnsn obnrac
teriotic oi agriculturiota when it cornea
to the real point the laruters' national
congress in amino ot lit. Poul elected
car-Governor William D. Hoard oi Wie-
consln its president. There have been
in public life in America occasionally
men who have worked for the internals
of our agricultural population without
any bumbug Governor Heard in one oi
these. He humor troubled with politics
touch. but has patiently experimented
practically along the lines of tanning
and the production in the best and
cheapest manner at butter. choose and

in: former triumphs. She was the most
versatile utters at her time. perhaps oi
any tine. Her most ianIons character '
was Ira diatom in private lite she
woe to lovable as in public his the was
gifted. »

Star Pointer. helm. who will go
downhi history» the hut bur-etc
mains tulle in lesothau two minutes
In harnetalis anther proud that the
install befits not asunllydis head-
room» one. Star l’ntater wslans hm
pounda lislsrswbened andungslnly
and has bad test.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

milk. ALI foot as be iouud out anything
goodhognvoitirecoicoottobia
brother tumors and dolrymcn. lie has
lectured those some farmers and dairy
luau. he has instructed them in elcanll
noon and on the economic and buoiueoo
like management their work. it is to
him. in connection with two or three
other dovcwd men. that the denying
industry of the northwest owes its suc-
seas and prosperity. Agricultnrlats can-
not do Governor Heard too much honor

 

caution oithe

 

lthas been several years since the
railroedoc! thlteoontry wernso blocked
with grain and other products that they
had tour times as much as they could
handle. lint so ills with several oi
them at present (lend limes always
inlinw evil uses in the east at both on-
tlona and individualn lat the indi-
vldnai olweys remember that. it will
help hint when bets deepest in the
dumps

The two ulnute harness horse cauIe
seariythreayearshelereiheendoi the
merino notary. but he was a em.
out a butter. The trotting record is
still that at Alla. helm. Until the
hotter sensors that cop out down the
m seconds hetwosu Alla and Bear“
Pointer itwlil lunhas It the pacing gall
was speedier than the trotting.

ltlaaohurtalmtblleithe
meaty cl Muslim liter lbs in.
MIMI-beset prodmtbe t
your will eat «emcee Iieaol
dollasslutotbennotonoltaraiaeo

anaemia- “Wyn a
rather

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Thewaleryleldaup ltalreaenreaao
Ivoliastheearthintbeoa listen the
plealonotnell'hlterivorresienin»
houses have struohaKlendilteetpestls
whiloitlasta The mundane!
unusualaiaasnd purityandhsveboeo
piehsdnpbythehnadred.

We have header smiths-pout
his runner vocation visitinu grave-

 

 

IlIie unique and hilarious manner.

lihteileved tbotoeld bosom
mandodmleansldseitbe
lluoiu Alaehawillbotunndsorieb

 

 

describing Dr. Flower’o cure I)! the 10-
yeare-old daughter at “Dr. Taylor. at
Paige. Tex..oi a large tumor. alter be- >
lua'kiven upon incurable by the leading

physicians of the South. rays: “in the
alckreoln Dr. R. 0. Flower-rte a matter.
To him the incurable dioceses are of
small consequence no toys with death
as a ploytbinx. brings sunshine to the
sick recur of shadow and gloom. and
handles and cures total melodies like or-
dinary diseases. To Dr. Flower there is
rarely ever an incurable diaeane. and
every year he adds thousands of living.
shining testimonials to his history of
cures.” . ‘

Dr. Flower can be consulted at the lila-
hackeIno Hotel. next MonIlIY- September
so. .

 

SAT. SEPT. 18. 1897.

$6 a Barrel! .

- -. 80c a Bag!

Will be the price of A

FLOUR

Model
noctryxm

“u the above do. As good an Pillsbury
or anything on t oIoInrlwt. in“ run no
rink \ oIlr IIIIIIIey buck it you want it

'l'lIla in lean Ilnta peanut wholesale cool
Do you know a I'IlII when you see it?
Flonre will not her own an it was again

mllimlvl‘sht in cosy Many will see it,
It belt on I chances are gone.
Shoulders. best. be pound
Flue Small lIItIIIa. ice I.aIqul
4 can» Magnolia Milli. tile.

7 Habhltt’ our ()aoue hoop. 25o.
lites! Cromnery Butter. :llc.
Udab' no tickets.

Lorenzo Dibble.

 

lawn Assessors’
NOTICE.

We. the undersigned, hereby give notice
to all persona and corporations Ilnblo to
pay three in the Town oi Norwalk. IlIaI
they are required by law to deliver to ilIo
assessors. or either ol them. on or before
the lirat dIIy ot NoweuIlIer. bell. It written
III-printed llIIl. “Aw.“flfiw and sworn in.
oi all theI property, owned by them on the
lotIlIIy of September. lllif. liable to ion
atloII.

Auke act cannot-nit»,
hell-unto nut
liven III General Assembly
April it. "til. provide-I:
Plil‘l‘lillt 1. Each Incidental any tmvu
liable to em In a list and our tore»
therein shall. except as otherwise “noisily
providei by low. on or bolero
me her. annually. ulve in him
He. made on ownrum on present l by
lIIw'. lilliklllu II description at all mi
catatoni- hparcel being separately do
and ii. and when vetorenoeoau be mode
Ina me on tile in Ibo IIIvnI clsrlI' a «dice
snob re arenas shall be all lllulcttt III-emit»
tied. and "he shall neglect or rein-In on
to abut eases-acre alial l lllloIIt II list l'ur
hlIn. fluttiim therein“ all pmmrty which
they ve minis! helluva Io owned by

To: Main enacted by
llouse or linguist-Ina
utensil.

voluathmt ”rout Ibo heat interme-
llnn they eon liliilllll. and add thereto ten
«nature at aoebk volnotban. soil in id

III. II»: IIlInll malt a II rate dean
Lion and mill on "i immml oi mn‘a’l
relate. II ll ul’ November

soon tin ii a list III be
that ”out and aw’IirII to on the do?! lob
lowing.

H. ”will-ts may be returned to the In»
some». at the fleleutnteu’a (Milne. Mk
milliliter. Howells. and at the Uniteeil
m. liavllaed “rent. emu. Howells.
trout and includlmr Domino IIIII. lent. to
and Inelodlsu liar-nib» III, lull. sold
alienate be onscreen III to Is o'elosh.
fibula!“ bto d o‘clock. unwound
causation and on November let. (ruin
moonstone-ems...

listed at Mt. Win" it. ill!

 

7 m Wily more will
last

 

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Lace and Yeilings.

Myer-do whiteIaud Oriental laces. the 1'! and the qual-
ity.torthiooale,10andihc. '
1.500yardoFrel ral.laoe.12yardsior250;lennlnrval
mobile. Soldini ylflyardpieces.

SEOdIIilkls-io hveiiing. plainsndhnchmlnr 25c;
whiletholctlasto lilléc.

3Ribbons.

lObnxesliinoh urn silk moire Meta ribbons. all the
fall colors. valnoi 43cperyard.2llc .
100 doaeu indict ’ whith handkerchleis. embroidered and

lace borders. also; ’ hemotitched. values lilo and one;
choice of the lot. I lilac.
i000 Hambnru3 cg. all new. mode on the very best

cambrio. wot-tbs illnndll’cflorthis weekonly.o.8 and

m dictionary.

A fortunate pd son or writing materiel enables us to
alter ertraordlual ettrwtious in this line.

300 boxes. 48 ol and 48 envelopes. excellent paper;
just twice the (m tity usual in a her; would be cheap at
360: per box, lilo

160 boxes extra3 due paper. in plain white undiscoy iinlo.
the 500 hind: spools! 250.

 

 

Hosiery.

Boya' andniiaseo'heavybicyelehoseat the. the biggest
barnsinweeveroflered.

Iadieo'hueblaokhose.innedium and (all weightfiloo
value.toatsrttheoeaaiu.perpairtdc.

Iadies'(llncarne)woclvestsnd pauis.wlutcrs_weixht.
worth tedny poo-ow; our price while this lot lute. 01.00;

Underwear.

lion's any wool shirts and drawers. winter weight. val-
ue 600; special price. 50c.

ladies“ heavy ribbed vents and pants. from 3 to 0. value
39c; this week. 250.

O

Gloves.

ilot50 do” clasp ladien’hid gloves. the Si quality:
special. 75c.

Sale of Blankets

This week. The tat-ii! has raised the price on blankets
irom 250 to 01.50 on the pair. The blankets that we otter
this week were bought lust may ironI Thomas Kelley. the
controller of 2! mills. and we shall sell them while they
lost without the advanced price.

 

 

The Hum-elk Boston StoreJlor. Iain and Well so;

 

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Ir Vow \vAIII ALL THE news

 

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Something that Should Interest You.
OUR COFFIIS.

We keep nothing but the very finest grades imported, and they are roasted and ground
% fresh every day. Old Dutch Java. Old Arabian Mocha Colleen, etc

3 FLOUR. Hungarian Suoocaa Brand.
We guarantee the above to be the finest flour ever ull'ered on this market. We take

pleasure In offering it to our customers.

hint. liable to ‘bundle». at the octual _

An iI

03

IUTTIR.

We are diro3:t receivers of our famous Gilt Edge creamery butter. which has held the

price over It large number of com

Fresh laid rugs direct from the country every day.

HAM. AND IAOON.

itors, 25c lb; WI lbs $1.

The lierris smoked beef heme and boneless bacon ere goods that win.

CRACKII.
release assortment of fancy crackers always on hand. Fresh Daily.

HARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.

to float lastlegtes Must. teeth Iamlt. 0t.

 

 

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llake lip Your List!
"RDA“ WHAT DOES ll 3“?

r. Flour, Ten. Pure Spices. Council Goods. Butter Cheese. Lord, Fresh lime.
ver it may be. you can get them all right here. Barren OI .iLl’i‘l' .Iun Lose
ii at any other store in the Twin Cities.

peelsl Prices for Saturday, Sept. lath.

moa' Ghouldan. Us in.
gar cured name. (Mb average) lflo lit.
e Gama Magnolia denounced Milli for no.
1 cans Mbhltt'a or Game. leap for no.
‘ Vary “at Orv-emery were». at. It-
MAUI! I VLGUR. loo “CI ”.0. Infill!»

N Y. GROCERY 00.