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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, May 12, 1877 · page 2

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N. PAY! NO PAPER!
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low-onions. '
turn of“: Shut-run.
~ , n in‘n suit «inst Bil h'tm ‘oi it
won decided by mills echoed}: u so? Irikg
. ny. and in n. why that won‘t suit
“you well. The court holds of mouse
. “You“ could not. enter into n vnlid con—
trncdof mnrriage when he took Ann Eiiri
into in horotn. thnt the defects tunriisge
,W by undue influence rind eurr-‘
5 out that he has deserted and illtrested
- - But. on the alleged marriage wns
Winona Ind thoroforoqtull and void-he
“ not entitled to ti decree of divorce. As to
charm puctienl nutter of nllnionv. the
mun holds thstwhile Ann Elixi lived with
Brl‘hltn u n polyanmous Wife shegit‘ns nerv-
in tar as: nienisl servant and would he
untitled to renoonsble compensation for hvr
nervice.but. no she hits already received
Whitman than those services tire
nhown to be msonnbly worth. can‘t recover
my further coinpensntlon.—~.\‘. 1'. limiter.
The feeling thnt arises lifter reading the
when.“ of wonder. If the ninrrls‘ue of Ann
Silos end Brighnm was polvgsmous consc—
qucnlly Mt rah‘d. according to l'tnh lnw
governing marriage. how is it.thnt tin instb
'lution pretending to be religious. is permit
ted to practice rites t‘li nll‘rwt tomorrow» to
that (art. nnd yet receive its sanction. We
Indy well be thinned that n country like ours
in: looked I0 long with complacency upon
I doctrine suited only to the barbarous rc~
glans whence polygamy sprung. Your eor~
respondent is wider from the mark than
ever in his inst article. i have no intention
of prolonging n controversy with him. or
,“y one also in record to this subject. '1 he
render: of the SENTiXEi. deserve something
better: butl do intend to use my pen ugnlnst
Hormonlsm as it now exists. so long its is
necessary for its extinction.’ Abier pens
thou mine ought to be brought into requisi
tionfiintil we tire lid of ti system thtit de~
erodes the many and benefits or only the
few. It must be remeiuberul that the pupil-
lstion of Fish is not composed of Mommas
exclusively. The letter from which lquoted
that part relstinc to the electoral law. was
from n ccntlernnn in Salt Like. and was
written by request. tllltl in behalf of the
7_ liberal element of Fish. 1 will supplement
that extract with this. which lil‘t‘h‘dml'lli
“It must be borne in mind tlist ti l-tltft‘ pro
portion of obscure snlnts tire honestly \t‘cli
mooning persons. illiterstvmf Course. sud
nilvu in their feelings to this. or tiny «thur
human government. llilllliilthlilolls in their
habits and licenstotued to obey. who i
would strugcst to you while you tire so nbiv
denouncing the crimes {if the Mo: uion [\l‘lcsl
hood is. to urge upon President lltlt‘t‘s to
recommend to t‘ungrcss to puss nu nct‘in t\
trn session. which will cu illlt‘ our c nuts to
enforce the luv. itnd thus r- strnin thrsc iii
rogunt. hiw defying “lmdr‘l‘s of Intel “ in
their crluilnnl t'xccssci. lln lllirl.ltlltl we
only wont n free ballot nnd on illllt‘lltlt‘il
Jury ltw, Under our pi‘i‘st-nt system of
voting .‘ilormon nicn rind women are re-
ntrninrd from voting occluding to their-will.
because our system of numbered lulltils‘
plaice: thcin lllltlt'l' the espionugi- of lhr‘lr
ecclesiastical Iiinstcrs." “ When the lilrflll!
tion is crushed. it will be only the \t‘t‘ulllti'
few (not the inborious frugal mam-t thlt
will have their households disturbed. Its
abolition will llllikc no practicul dltl‘nrence
in the condition of the urninrity.“ Now is
the time. if the Mormon hierarchy is renllv
threatened with fedcrnl interference H}.
seems to be apprehended by liriuhnm Young'
and his confedcrntes) for nil vniinnt Mor-
mon. dwelling in orthodox old Connu'ticnt
to [:0 6m to Utah rind offer their livessin dt«
(one. of their muoli al-u: til roligiuu. A
nonlethal brings out such superior intellect.
and much wnste of ink liiltl paper ought cer»
thinly to be Worth protecting to the mum-t,
and which. iii. Merrill and the not of tho
disciples are laboring there to uphold their
bend of the church. we will force the con-
test on our side. and win. if we mu. the
victory over blind superstition and vice, nod
restore to the lDllflbllrlllls‘ of Utah the re.
ligion of Christ undefllcd by any teachings
as now characterize it. By so doing we
shall not feel that we nrc unjustly pt-rsccnt-
iug " intelligent. law abitlinu’. God {writing
people." On the contrnry. we Shit” not only
be working for the actual interests of [llt‘s't‘
worthy people, but shall, if Congress does
its duty, rt‘jttht: in a reformation that will
purify and strengthcr the good. it‘ any ennui
there is. in the Mormon church. l'nder no
circumstances can our desire for reform be
understood (is meaning “ petsccntimr of u
,,Cbl;l5lltln society.“ NU tlislunitin ilf fur-Ls
can make it appear so. The time ufrt
persecution has never been known
free hind. -

When I sent my first article to the Sizxrr
XEL, I We: not amre that there were uuV
ndvocnies of the Mormon doctrine in our
very midst. Not thnt. this fact \kuld luivc
prevented rncLhowL-vcr. fr >in expressing llil'
opinion. I am noxious only for the good
of humanity. It is for from being it matter
of individual feeling. for lhe necessity or
purification is patent to all. Public senti-
ment all over the land is demanding some
legitimate action for the improvement of
theimcntnl and moral condition of L'tih.
The territory it-elt‘ is striving for it. and
that the work will be accomplished soon is
my earnest desire. The millet-ll statement
conuincd in yesterday's Herald show
beyond the shadow of a doubt w
mminsibility of the Mountnin
massacre rests.

May 10th. 1877.

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A Strange Proceedlng.
1am. Editors of the Sufism?—
On the 7th instiut acorn
scope-graces arrived in this cty by the
Americas. During the passage of the
“tuner from New Yuri: they sold several
pack: of vile cirdl to the unwary. Orticor
7W having had his suspicions
nwnkoned utu their bulincss. invited two
0' them ‘0 “lit 0“? to tho lockup
with him. An examination of their t-tl‘ its
'dmd the true character of the men and
their business. Upon one of whom were
foundflfty nook-gee or whet are styled “ on
an. cords." which when held up to lhc
light showed blnhly colored obscene pie~
m Qtrnnacuit may occur our o einls
decided that the men had not violnlfi tho

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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. low: 0' the stoic for tho very utilfncturv
. . , m tint their pictures tire sold on in}-
' mallow York every day. Si the
M’T‘l‘fi were unbound out! they were
, hilt loan in mos. They. pout-d up Main
m nt doublo'quick. towards the borough.
“to thy were lut noon telling shnrmlm
m If our citv Motels would but
I“ the town inure cucfully they would
I“. Met all! Of Minion to answer for.
‘Tlu following in. the low ngslnst obscene
m“ “Every person who lhnll
print. but, publish. import. mooning tn,
.; ufiforule. any printed crowned
_' ,, . drawing or mm of any. Obscene
' ' ' finubnlud notici-
.. loll-u. nor more than three
“Mar imprisonment not in”
~ due. or m the. twelve
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.IEMP‘ERANGB.
This column is edited in disinterest of

the Temporsnco Conn“ by n member of tho-
Lsdicn Ghrlltlnu Union of this city.

Notice.
There will be it temperance meeting. on.
der the auspices of the Indies Christian
Temperance Union of this city. held in the
First M. E. Church. Snudny nftcrnonn. tit
4 p. I‘L. Addresses will he delivered by lo»
cal speakers. nll ttl‘tl invited.

Sunday evening Rev. W. I]. Sluionsoii
will prench upon. “Woman. and her rein-
tlou to tho TWnnee Cnuse.

W4»

. ~ coconuts xv srsrnits.
hinnynre standing looking or our little
band with a critical eye rind wondering what
we will do. Indeed. some who should help
us rind stny tip our hands by the prayer of
faith if nothing more. are proplu‘sylnu n
speedy fall from whrtt they rcull n hiuli
pines. but whst we roll the plutform where
God hits. by llls providence placed us. and
believing. us we do. thnt if we rely on Him
“who is nblo to keep us from falling.“ tiud
having only in view tho ndvnnccnicnt of
Ills klnudom tind the sslvotimi of our fol
low crvutures-l soy. bclievlng this. we
think we con lent on the arm of lliui thnt
rulcth all things.

We sometimes hour it quoted as Scripture.
though we never could find it. “ lie cuu use
a woman to thrush n monntnin.“ Win-titer
this is Scripture or not. we will not now sny.
but one pnssngc we do find which wo think
is more appropriate to us. “ lint (”lad linth
choscutlu‘ foolish thinus of the world to
confound tho wise; nnd (led bulb chosen
the \\'t‘:tk things of the World to confound
the things which lire mighty.“ Therefore.
we would shy to you. our sisters who tllt‘
looking; Hll.))llltl)’ of you no doubt sni‘ing in
your lienrts til leeist, (loll specd. but are
afraid to enter the work. not knowing
whcrrnnt X it only grow. we say to you. in
theinnguzigeol Scripture. “Arise; for this:
matter belongctb unto thee: we itlso will he
with thee : be of good courtige trntl do it. “~—
Edl‘tl x. 4. “Dread not nor be llisl!)ll)‘t‘tl“—‘-
lst Chitin. xxu. ill. “ lio strong rind of it
good courage: lt‘dl‘ not nor be nirtiid of
them. fortlte iiot‘d lliy “Jil. lle it is "it“
drth go with thee: lie will not full lltot‘
nor forsnlw ther.“—l).ut. t;\\i. ii To you
then whonro rl‘tlbllllg or n disbuice i sly.
‘ t‘oiue thou with its. wild We will do thee
amid. for the Lord hrtth spoken trend con-
cvtutnu lu‘nrl.“ und we think thtii we tern
pvtnncc wotlurs lu’lollt} to the l‘l‘dtl oi (ltd
rind thcliousrholdol‘ filth. nud we do not
tlilull wc t“tli belong lo this honmlmll {\l‘
faith unless we uro- lt‘lllllt‘i‘i‘ll‘ in oil thing.

This is onions thc lessons lhu tlmi l\:is ho n
it .u‘ltttlu lbv i‘nt‘i‘ l'tnut it < t‘lllllt‘s‘l liil’uicy.
nod )l‘l one most dillleult to icon. but it is
with which \"-‘ must imiru if \vv ever did to
ltt‘:\\'t‘ti. for \\'t‘ lt“til ill tlit‘ \Vltl‘ll of NW
[mid that no diuukurd shtll t‘lllt‘l‘ the lilo..-
dotu of tlod. 'l‘lu'n think. (ill
tliiult of lll't‘ druultnrll's Eil‘c nnd lllt‘ _llt ll to
which he is going to. my sislcl'. Will you
not raise y. \u \‘Hlt‘l‘ to unto him of his driz;
u: r‘.‘ 'l‘licie uri- others u ho think we ("lllllill
tln lllllt‘ll. llu-t't'fnil- Jill-y do not lbiiilt lllt'll‘
is :my use in jolnluu, our s1 only. N or lln
to what we sli'tll nccornplish we cinnwt soy
very much. but We think til it with (l id illltl
llight nrc on our side wo must prevail.
and if we do the little we con. us licsirtily
unto the DIN. it is oil tlint lio rrquiics of
us.

.Ilutwllnl Cam I do? some one snys. You
cnn show by your [ll-'t‘t'lit‘t‘ in ourmidst lllul
you ore in syutpnthy with us, or you may be
sent by Gal to some weeping Mury who is
mourninu over the loss of some brother. bus
bond or son who lists fallen under the pou't-r
of this evil. lllltl who is Worse than (lend.
The Muster Cttiit'lil for till 0. null by so llUlllg:
you any lend her to when: she (‘tll find help
nnd comfort.

(loll bus hi‘i‘ll looking down into the dull;
nnd Cllet'rluss home of the diuoknrd. lir-
bns lietird “ll? Wail lliut bus t'niuc up from
ltll ports of the loud from crushed hud
bleeding hc lrts, null hc \vnnts you null “iv
to go‘iind S‘lV to such. “ the Master collrtb
for thee.“ Yes: there ntc runny sinking in-
iicnili their weight «Jenn-ox. whose hc'uts
would lt-np furjoy if some .‘iitl‘lllll would go
to them lllltl soy “'l‘lic Muster cutlt-th for
llicc.” God is waiting for you 1) do this
work. “'0'ch nut Working for the tiliprot';.l
of thc liutnnu. but for ti Id. nnd the liihlu is
full of promises to rill who will thus \vorlr.

But. says one. I do not lint) .v how- to t ilk.
I cannot spoil; ill Incl-ling. Moses plend
with the Lord not to H‘ntl hint
Israel. He sold “0. my Lord. I out not clw
fluent. neither heretofore nor since thou host
sp-ikl‘ll unto thy servnnt; but I uni slow of
«pi-(ch and of it slow tongue." And the
Lord said unto lllll‘l."‘\Vll(l huth llllltlt' ui ui‘s
mouth. or who iiiukctli the dumb. or deaf. or
the seeing. or the blind? anc not I. the
Lord ?‘-—Ex. iv. 10. 11.

._... «coo—”-
“ r CAN‘T uuw t‘iri'ixu.“

A little girl who wus'in tho habit ofnl~
loading it Sunday school wns tho donglitrr
of n notorious tlrllllk‘tl'tl. Soc c-inic home
from school one day. crving bitterly. when
it happened thut her futimrovus in rather
better humor lllllll usn‘il. ll‘ naked he.“
will! \VllS the nlltllt‘f'.

she will. “ I don‘t like to 'tell you. hither."

“ Oh. yes." said he, “ I will know."

Shethen said. “tho girls llltl after me.
and call me u drunkard's dlughtcr. nudl
can‘t help cryitie.”
It was to) much for the father. lie nc‘
cotupnnict’. her to the next tempernuce [110! t-
ing. signed the pledge rind not drunk no
more. He now goes to \\':irk with n light
heart and clear heal; and when Siturdny
night comes, he brings home his wages to
his family instead of spending them tit a
public house; and on thob‘nbbnth he is to
be seen in the sanctuary. and is.l trust a
sincere inouirer for the why of salvation.
Doir render. are you in the hsbit of trik-
ing s glass? Beware: You had—better stup.
or some one may call your child ngruuknrd‘s
child.

Oh. touch not the ninecnp. though NNIIQNS may

uvltn.

in the hnhblu thst lion: ‘round its music brim:

hr down in the depths of who vortex below.

Are the sirens that inrt: in the vortex or woe.
Wm

“ The times are hunt. and I and it mm.

cult to been mv nose nimve waiter.“ ssid the

hqutntl. “ inn could keep your nose shove

wnter if y in did not keep it so 0(‘Nu above

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POLICE NOTES.
On Monday there were Icvt‘lltl arrests.
Two young men were nrreot'ed for selling
obscene pictures. but up in eximinnti \n by
the Ill‘tyftf‘ it Was found tint the pictures;
were only of the cannon order and the pris~
onerswere rides-ed.
John Quinn was arrested for druukcncss
nod diver :orly conduct. and Russell iiuyt
for drunken". ond interference with the
unicorn in the arrest of Q lion. After a
nhortennflnoment Hoyt was released on
bull to nppenr next Monday. John Quinn‘s
cm was culled Tuxsdsy morning. before
Judge Crow. '3‘ ha felt. very bid indeed
not} hoped the court would have mercy upon
n poor. honest and hard working man who
can’t-o very drunk after all and hadn't
burned anybody. Thejudxo told he (on
any, for him but could do nothing for him
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‘thnnhod the court but thought it w“ hard

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«eateries upon hint.” John
thst chard working men should be “rested.
for beingdrunk when he had only dunk
tum aim of city cider rind could prove

it by the bar tender. On being requested to

plead either “guilty“ or“not guilty“ John

told. “not so very drunk yer honor. only Just
a little." 'i‘htit not being antisfnctory to tho
eeurt.he plend‘puilty‘bnd wns fined one dol~
lnr’nnd costs nmountinrr to shout seven dol—
lars. John said he couldn‘t pny it to snve
him from purgatory but if the court would
remember it was only it little drunk ho‘
would give them till he hnd left. would leave
the town iniuiedintely nud ever he tlinukful
to their honors His honer said he couldn‘t
do that 'for the resson stnted before : the

would do the next best thing by giving him
it new denlwwould commence till over tighin
“Shore thin yer honor." snid John. “I
wnsn‘t drunk it hit nt nil. nnd it‘s not guilty
1 tun.“

said his honor. rind then tidjonrnod court till
afternoon. In the nftsrnoon John lllltl the
benefit of his new dciil but the mine went
ugniiist him rtnd he was found drunk and
lined with ndditionnl costs. Nevertheless
the court uni powers present i iok pity. on
the old man. the costs were remitted the
line pnid. und the old mun left. blessing the
court illlti cussing the elder.

'l‘ticstlny nioi‘uinu-‘l‘imothy Sullivan \\‘l‘tS
nrrestod for drunkenness nnd disorderly
conduct. (in it betting before Judgo (‘ruw
he wus lined with costs. As Timothy did not
intend getting drunk but was merely brnciutr

his line \\'.lS pttid and Timothy dischnrgvd.

tin 'l‘nesd:\y nlt ‘rnoon n burly nnd ugly
trump giving the name of (Ni ‘illitt w is nr~
rested for disut‘dct‘ly conduct. llv in: llm‘u
to sevcrtil houses bigot": food. usiti: insul
ting lingunec to lztiies null iii-shin; up it lb
gent-rally. ills but add: u is with Mr.
\thlld lixlit‘dli‘l who. rt-l‘ltdilg to st lul his
tlbllsf and insults promptly h id him nrltutsl
lie was lined with costs nod upon notrpiy-
“Will. sent to llridgepoit. lls pi wed nu
ugly customer unrl \‘owcl he would cure
hick nod set the town :titiv.

I‘OI'I‘LAR I'RA'I‘TIJQ.
tt\‘ stun is.
-w-..

it is very tvidcnt from the present
pani‘suve nl‘ things in general thit these
grout deul \tl‘ confined nus in one city; and
it the s'tt‘t‘ty \“tl\‘t‘ is n. t opened vvry tic
tpiniitly stililt‘lllllld is in dunner ul‘ bunting.
'l‘licsnl‘i ty valve in tlilscztwpim‘vsto but ur
Sunset. The bentti: which this mums
upotulin uttttlitnutt is but lltlllli‘) nppn
ciihil. tor the untold utterly ulii.h it mid
bu tut‘is‘nticl by its 'tlls nus l.\ b v . tl lllx
power of my turn l-w‘s .zift .l .h t‘l ill no: d
ill mum tile} til it «bl inuiov. l\l ll'\‘\l\
rush” 1h blush. llttl Wh it .\ pi‘y l: is in
s. 1‘ ti mutt twin: sloth: tllr nu ‘ll lite sot n ii:
ly to :ill optimistic ‘\ null in! who is ~il'.\*
will Hi ltli splivlv. it ow iltvtis sun‘i-nro‘ .
sorrow within us. mi: bus on lt"i\‘t‘i on i the
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the Mormon t‘llutl'h sh will lo l;.:.t it it t‘
union: its l‘dltliri stirli :l _i\‘.llll\ d l".’lt l .u us
murmur-‘1witcvnml will 1» luv philmp-nr
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lllltllllll)‘ nl"r'\i'v l'i'il‘ mm: rm \ , l‘= is will It
found izi one small lll‘illl. and it. pci‘ i‘? ’lt‘l‘.
these till llllivs do tilt-uh l in t‘« it do (um
luru‘s l‘nvntltrs, b m‘ few ("In ilispl iy tiiehi
its our learned f’t louwr-itm in his. Without

his helping hand ounri-hv null conltritu
\vonlli crisuc null tbu Sillhldllt‘l‘ Would be
lost in lilt‘ sllrttltiu'. llc lulu's tho snow

white page unspo't-‘d on i ptlrv. nod llJtCt‘s‘
in Cbnrncturs bold. urguuu‘uts which
found creation. 1! w u'iitlstu \vnu‘d be his
rendering oi “the tilllllit‘ll oi Pylllfitl‘tl'h
concerning will fowl.“ Why. ti ids Z wits!
‘tu‘utilrl be us "lttultuus us t'll my." tlr'. \vcrn-
be it) givo it. flew “'l‘nl'ld'y til 'l‘iltl. lute," it
Would lit‘ the rv st of ill‘llllilllil ll ll us
John 1). Let" ut lllt'~t‘lll i~. “'t- lrzllthr. I lit"
)lotlnuu m:- liitor p i~~l.~‘.s‘t s “ the bird. trick

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simply its strong us our tn til lily-rm“ and
we know ulso ih ll be is. “ though! bore if» be
the roost M‘llv‘t‘lt'in‘ null lit than to curry lilt‘
llililt‘l'll " which is tl'. slim-d to uithhc \vu: ltl
tho! light \\llllll it .‘n’x‘lli'i somuw‘i in need of
In his bl‘illl.llil litrrlryill’n‘t l.l~l. \l't‘ik he
put llit: ltt‘_\'»llt>llL‘ in the ‘ii'«'ll. out I'll' 1"th
lowing,r passage glowed throughout tb~~ pro
duction in llt‘t-rs of u blur lint: brightness
nluiou "it“ ii i i those which .I]t.):‘trt‘tl up u:
lli(‘ Willi of ll-‘lsbnzzir's IlliiL"1'*l'Nti‘ ill-ill
nil ltillol pictygls sh ill bu prawn tip In lll"l'
by good \Vllllt‘rld. lntn n WHV‘ fellow; null.
which is more. .‘tll million":
which is more. it house holder; rind which is
more. us pretty it Much of 11-:in any in
Ml'n‘llrt't;vinilu-lt'Uatlltlltttl'sllii‘ltiil‘.1:”lit.
und :1 rich, {vll-iw (‘ilttllLfih to;
null :t fellow that il‘tlll l.:id ins-ten; nul tizic
tbzit lititlt’two gowns, niul thrbelng huutl

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sonic ltllt tit llllll:-“ llrm;r him why. t.)
that i ll'ttl been Will llll\"ll"' in us: "
The crickiuii; ul‘ gorse oucc saved li‘lilit‘

but the ow 'ling of gen-so will nut-er saw u
sect whose principles and llllit‘llt‘ “s” urn :lli
horred uni tit-taut ..\ by nv-li'ly to‘
world. It i‘lkl‘S the Cl‘<‘llll)l‘ st-vcril months
timi it :‘tquircs it good runny qtlil‘s to tnzikc
n llill-gy‘ l\\'ll g msu. but lll‘ill is d: cult-lily suv
petiori I this rrspc :t. f- r with :t single quill
null about ten minutes time hecun lllllliu us
lino n goose ul' hints-Ell" us cvr-i‘ Hired.

ll-nierulinr. render, the cunt je~lcr is n
lll'tl'll“‘.1t‘llCilill‘lClt‘l', ‘tlltl he who i. .lt -s cf
fcnsc ill the jester-1s pr‘utilc is litiblc to u re
hukc from the king.

whole

The secretary of the llt'ltiW mentioned
Club lmnded'us the following gi‘llel‘ll order
for insertion; members of the club will trim
notice and govern their c induct nccor—
dingly. .

GENERAL ORDER
T011": MEMBERS or‘ THE sov'ru xou-
WALK Doxutcv own.

All members ure forbid standing against
the fence in from of the churches in this
city-rm Sundny evenings. Menibws from
Elsi Norwnlh will please bear in mind thst
sporting or Greco~Romnn wrestling; ltl‘tlcltt‘s
tire strictly forbidden while indies tire piss-
ing out otficlimch.

.hltzs'ucus. Svc. Donkey Club.
South Nurwnlk. M iy 10th ‘77. ‘

WM

l‘luekluupleun.
In s suit brought by R. l. Tulles og‘iiust
the Excelsior Gls Machine Uoiupnuy Dots
ford L Oluey was appointed rrceivcr. and
when his accounts were [in piwd they were
referred to Albert Stickt-y to piss them und
report thereon. The referee ;r~ ported that

the receiver and his eouns‘l. A. ll. Ami

crown. tipltt‘nrvtl before him. but he did not

tlnrt that any notice had been given to civill

tors. nor did any such tlmlx‘ttl’. lie record i
mended n fee of $500 for the counsel: The
receiver‘s account. accompanied by the us
put of the referee. wt to submitted rodudge
lllrrvtt for his approval. lie ycSlcrduy d»

clinctl to do so. giving his ressous ' therefor
”follows :—— " I decline to pass the receiv-
er‘u account or to discharge him.i lie was
appointed in n suit in which the company
uppcnl‘t‘d.llul interposed no defence. lie
employed the compsuies's attorney. rind lltll
cold out on such lllit‘fllt y a large part of
the fund. and now asks to pay nearly the
balance in his hands to the sums attorney.

ilu credits himself with numerous jour-

neys to New York and elsewhere. He has
uch!‘ stt-rtitcd for assets nor for ctr-di
tors; has called no meeting. and given no
notice to crudllors. lie his proceeded with-
out mrsrd to the credit «hm soil the sl-
mtl for intellectual. null propane. 1o pw
out the entire fund in count] (on end his

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power having been taken from him. but 7

“Why in thunder didn‘t you say so before“:

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. llcnnrlnl. Service. f ‘ .
There won it very interesting mint: ot the
Oomrregstionsl Church inst Snbbnth, it has
inn the anniversary of the secession of one
hundred sud twelve to its membership. The
pulpit was beautifully deeorntedwlth choice
(lowers. The attendance was large. nnd the
sermon by the pastor npproprlnte to the oc‘
enslon. reviewing the work of the past year
and its ttl‘vet upon the welfnre of the church.
After the sermon the snernuient of the
Lord‘s supper wns administered. rind the
services were closed by singing the follow
ing memorial hymn composed bv the pastor:

“I‘l‘RR AS "R 13 PURE.“
l‘uro n: 'l‘hon‘ri pure. oh lloly Christ 2
Ilcrol rostvii my snerdl’l try-st 2
tin cleanse lllt‘ in 'l‘hy preciormdood.
And till me with 'i‘hy Spirit‘s tloodl
l‘nrgo me from evcry sinful stuin.
Nor let one tnlnt of guilt reninliii
Nu lurking shame no 0va blot.‘
No lll\\‘ltl\l blame. no ontwnrd spot.
t‘lonti every whit. its \vhltrst wool,
As t‘fl‘rlitl snow— ll holy soul!

l the thineowu soul without it truce
0f blur or blight before tlods fnecl
'l‘hnt Thine unblemished purity
bitty in my heart rvtlcetod he;

.\nd ull tho glory of Thy flico

«llt‘ imaged in my pure nuibruce.

As occnn‘s bosom mirrors true

The spotless sky‘s colostlnl blue.

And in its depths the stairs of light

l’lnsli buck to lush-n their shores litiuhi‘
Flush of) ‘ iy tic-b. blood of 'l by blood.
Soul of ‘rir; soul ~21 up of tlod;

Tim M It‘ in nu»- uiysvlf in Tirol» .

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l‘u;\~ .‘l\ 'l llon‘t't pure rwti llt|\\'. tbrtt “bun

l sen ’i‘hy hidden glory. thou

'l‘hiue imnqc tuny p. rfoct my will

\\'illl 'l‘hy furl cirt‘lvtl scrotum!

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2 Target Slim“ tllNI Drill.
'l‘l'w lillllhltlt‘ li‘.l:tl‘ s were out on Wedru s
dsy for tureet pmt'lli‘l.‘ nnd tlllll. 'l‘ht-
slio dine t i dv pltcc :li Splliiuw-uul. nt ‘Jdtl
yoltls. :znd some of it was good lllltl some
more not Ltt‘tltl. but tbt‘ :t\"«‘l.tt;t5 \\"l.\‘ ftiir und
pt~.>l:.il~ly ltl‘i’l‘ thin thc goririuil scout of
unlit try coriipzinics.’ We t‘xpx‘tt‘ul 1.x pub
lish the worn. but owing ton iiiisun‘ctstzlul
in; liiu‘t‘ burn unwblo it get it. The rout
pithy tum-rt out in 1:» id numb-r sud ri‘i it ml
the ltl’rlt‘lit‘t‘ way much. In tho tiftctnwli
("opt Ciuwe put them tttrlritslt the skirmish
«but for rib in! thiso hours. This \\‘:s new
bill the boys won not the b the: of it. on i ll\‘
tpilttiul llll‘lll‘t‘:\'t‘:i in u very credit“ is lil“li
nor.

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burnout

 

“ rm“: MAKER.
Ms n It. onto-no Cit Hotel. First-clots
Gills It 1009- c n
or my own runkn “wirii‘frgolf'ufi mufectlwry

 

Dre. 0.11. Kendall & Son,

pmwwxuwu.

Arc now its-pared to re-
celvo the r mucous tit
either Norwnlk lhiduo or
South Norvrnlk. 'l‘lio sou-
, ior partner hos tnhvn room:
over Sellt‘ck‘n bookstore.
Sorwulk. while tho Junior
tannins the old utlloe. Lou

‘ der‘s Block. South Nor.
walk. 'l mini «\xtrdctcd without 1min. and till doth
tnl oporutlous performed at vithor outed

t‘. ll. RRNDALI..M. 1)..

ti. SJRENDALL. l). l). S.

Send to New 1 NC by The
STEAM OA‘I"

Plflilllfl ’ Xlll‘flSS.

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OFFICES :

ll. l“. nttl\\'ll“s. South Norwulltt lt‘inncy
t\‘ livltrilit‘l's. erl‘tt‘lllt; :tiul l‘lci‘ ii?

lint liiver. New Yonk.

TO LET.

] \‘ll'n‘li sitttnloil nu \Vouilwiird .\\vutio to .‘l cowl
it-unnt. also. uprirtnien's Hi the luwvr purl of

hunw on some avenue. Inquire ul’ John "Inn. at

titl2.‘.“p h). .-\. \Ytitiit“ Ali‘ll‘S.

- ._. .
I’d!“ S.‘ Ll'l.

'l‘ho uiub~r~lunwlotl‘t-rs for solo 'l‘wvltc AWN ul
tiysivriiiwuul. brimming to the estate of lCilt n F.
Stkus. do; viwd .\l.~t\ 'llv well blltl\\'ll slut-p .\
ll. I‘nzdv. slid (the llcslribio liiiiltlrii: Lut. sltuntctl
tut Von Vim Avrime. For purtn‘ulnrs inquire of
'tlmree N. \\':t!t‘rti on t‘liestuut run-ct. south Nor
wulk. ur \ f t‘litirle‘ .\. lib-«id. sun of \it‘l‘t‘lt-‘t‘d. tut

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How do .- in -... limpt 50V (i. ll. l-‘. dt ti
mugs,
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hli‘ttlp: t upland ‘llli‘il S. l’.i!.:t3~ . \u:p‘l Join:
H. l'\i~nllvu.

Uiu' ,\‘-»tr‘- stilw 'lllrll‘nl in Mtvrtsm . tiolrlt-n
llt'os , hillllll‘li >li -
”lllitl til ”ml \llui'lllt‘l' llot r, Min-slur Smith,
l.‘l up. i, l‘tt \u"l. t‘wn .: l \ .llil\.:‘ »
Ii ~\ l‘l-rl'uirlrt't. Id. l‘ \\ ('l‘ll. ll .\ \Vlliit‘.
li'ulrlr'l Illlllll r, l. \\ I ml.>\\'ul3tl mel.
tliiv "Uh t l.,"|l"'i.’l‘ltt‘- tt‘x‘ntll. l‘. A While.
'i‘uo llritnxiii: ”zlr‘lw t~. Nash "In! . \\'. ll. Nzlllllt.
'l‘mi (Will) l‘w s Fool“ .‘ltllll lllili Hints. ll E. (loll-
fr. \.
'l‘u‘n lllrtr) s.t l‘r‘vit-il. ti A.
the \\‘:tf-~r l'tll. .\ K'l on»:
Sl‘ll'tl. :\. ll “Pull“.
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ll.tt.rli t‘t‘: ii" i. ml l 5 iltml- l“ .Io-vrt‘i l,.‘|‘l"l‘“~
hit it to: t‘ltl lll'i ll'lt~ ‘\ l -‘ '
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(H‘Norwlr-ll.Fl..tlro\t' Idltcnowncd
('l..\lll\'0\'.\N'l‘ PIII'SIC'IlN,
AND MURNIITII‘ lll‘l\l.l§li. til" TWENTY \lX
\‘isxirs I'mvrit'n
.\ln"l ll irilllt"\‘ and Test Medium. will visit
Norn'ulk. t‘ mo. row: ' rigs in
«ivory mo: tli ‘ll lllz‘ ‘.\' ».\\';ill; vtvl, “'llt‘l't‘
l‘t‘ iv in in! t~.-t~~ti'll‘il Monti lt' lvrnxlm'. .‘l'tt'
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p. Ill, tilll-i‘ bow». from 1| :\ 111..
to 9 p. m 'l‘l." llr Milli-'4 lhntonuli
t'l‘tlrh'HY‘illl lvimili .tlvms Hi. the sick. H“

it“s nu llll'd‘l'll p “\ ..u to tlt st‘ll"t' t\'t‘l'\‘ it do
null St‘t‘l‘tl llislv .x‘" u! s slit. \\ illwut l~liillu n
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grinwix‘intw ll“ t'urvs‘ \\'ll it till i=7 \r t‘ that.
ltizttis l'lil, illltl tlu' pith! is icwlhtr‘d in
twill-ll lu-u‘ ll. Ill-l i-I!l:'.' «xv-:3: : co c ”it
ltl‘ l‘tl with lli~ \\' mil: : fill liti\\(‘l\ ii in .._: t‘-
lisni, b .s en iblml him I I ll \‘itlllt‘ tllll‘ ul [9w
in wt :‘trr‘<*e~~l'til :Inl pnpul-iz pin“ it“: on or
the (mill! l~'\ fur the p ‘l‘lll vrt n! cut.- 4‘ t‘w l‘t’

kind sud ll-rur of -.'l . Emma of “ll'i \‘rl
‘l un~~ or ii'.'lllt'. The Dr. is very :n. vivsdul
it tho tx~1~itziivilwftlw Lu .2.“ litwr. Kill-

utgvs nod [flin .H "‘3Slll"‘ llr troy. lib not 2-
lis‘tl. rind I)r~p- p~i t. Sum‘ul x. on i ii]: Hil-
llinl‘s ul‘ lbw li’t-n-l. Scttliml \\'i- ,luiv'sg and
Pi i\'~.ll- Dbl '.l.\‘\ s. on lull t‘ ’illll‘ tints 1i ‘t‘llli‘tt‘
l t l'l-ut ill“, :tul L‘"l‘ll‘.ll tll‘llllllV no permit»
llt'llll‘V t‘lll't‘il in it v: t‘\' sliurl ll'ltt'. His
Int-.llt int-s lit‘llllit‘ l‘lv syslt'lii :iznl lv t\‘ - lllt‘
inliv it! in :i lu'illliy c m l t-o“. The Dr.
b is ‘J’llllt ll :i largo pt'.it"it'u i'l N - v ”1t\'.'ll
i'lzl llr'ilu-mvr't, .tud ho: p‘vii'nr'uwtl tiriuy
l’l'lll‘ll‘lt’ ‘llii' cures ul‘ tlise was of lot: slum!-
ltu. Ni: ii i‘lli s it its lll‘llili' ~:.l\\‘ ._\'s lovely;-
‘rlr' Li Hill It i It, "ilt‘ H 'i'luy pl. I ltm: tilt-t
[Mom to ti ‘1'! ,\" it! l‘l‘l l’.t‘~~r".‘ Mini 1“”
lilit‘ Mutiny. rind is widely known in itt‘t‘lll‘
of the lllt“.l Wonderful H 't’l's nl‘ thr- pit sent
me. fr his truthfulness)" to nitric, the lifill‘
t'ipall uni liirxSL imp-vii int via his in line's
“it“. ”t! gives ltll' [lilll t‘tilrti’s ni llil~tflli
it'll u is. ‘lllti nlso cw: s nilvmv in .\l tilitigc,
I‘ll-it‘d. L't’wsllllfl unit ”yarns. and thor-
oughly I‘Xllliiilli business :il‘.its (if every
tit-scriptiun. art-lily to their l) Ill lit and sat»
lsi‘netiun. Ulnlrvuynii killings $1.
' Unuuutinicritit-rs by l.‘ tvr upon busines~
or health. must (‘dillitlll $3. one. Sl'X, ti luck
of ilitll‘ ntltl st .tup. Address 13 ~.\ 1,2513,
Normcli. Conn.

For lllllllt‘r potticullrs send it stump rind
all u avirt'tiiur.

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In this city. of sen rls-t rcvrr. little Bertha. nought
er of Alto d and Abignil l‘lntt. aged it yours. 'l months
and to days.

llenntiful llinlic. tomb of truer-lost.

da-sos has taken thy tow rlliill to rest.

Thy pain null thy sttt ‘orlnr: furs \‘t-r is o‘er.

And thou on an angel on the utter shore
lit Ncrwnlk. May lli\l. Gnrrs‘lt Helen‘s)“. aged ‘34
yvirs.
lu Norwnlk. Miy lib. Mary Ann lieferrou. ago.)
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1....“ h. my. tumult .t' \«k .\ ‘l.«u.v‘~ l‘:.u 1.. \l‘itli‘l
.ll.ui . s i. not sit iv. \\!~. it‘ but pir‘ptrrrl itia'tmtd
iro nil hulls .f l :i‘t -5‘lt'l»l';:. l-‘ur; rt..rt~ llvpitun;
not \l muhdu rz' .il ‘lll‘ll io'u’v .i‘ui on iii-our
|bio liliii‘ ".‘ltlf
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§ 31.131: Arrived...

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* Raymond Brothers.
; .:.;!;_':E,'..ijr',ll‘ fl . ‘ .
5 R. E M o v .A. L!
JACOB M. LAYTON,

llnllirnuco Agent and Notary l‘ubllr.

 

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'lll l‘nsmtrn ’i‘iclwts ntid Sterlli 81

ill :tii-l Lilith Nt-uiit‘nrur. lr:x.'- rc-
imi to lie men ilml by h‘uullt Nor“
inns l» ml. on south ‘lt i u! \\'iisbln::tui\ N

Agent for (b
Drafts. lions
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rtppn-ttc Iltml Uilli t‘. Situlll Nut \trilh. litirllirws Suv
will itinl iidn‘
‘ . . . . .
i .\ wri y "0“ lg. - “1“.

_HIGH PRICES.

if You Want. to lloy .\u3tbit‘:r in tho

Millinery Line

ot‘ ’l‘lllt l.:\'l‘i2.~"l‘ s'i‘t'1.i:s.
J ..\(.‘( )‘l t \V:\N'l\'.

is ‘l'llllli: this summer "ili‘llltfll‘ lhzizl :tny lulu-result
li»h:uv:rl ill this innit. ,

Just t'm‘ 'lwil n lrtrgi‘ lot of LADIES l‘.\li.\.\'0l.$:
rill of the lilll“l stylus ill :r‘i-nr burgniiis. -

l. \lllli‘n' t‘.\l.lt‘tt ltlllf‘h‘lfin‘ rind \“llAl‘l‘l-llih' in
mint! 't uric!) .

A full :>~.-ni’illlx 1.! of t‘llllJHIl-N‘n \l \ll\‘l‘:ll.l.l".s
dud .\i|'.lil.\'tt i‘l.ti.\l\'.~‘. rud l..\tl1t‘.\l‘.“ful'l‘nos
.‘lllll tiit‘is

ll:\’l‘\‘ lll.li \t‘llh‘lt nud l‘lll2\'~=l2ll only "0, t‘ls.
:md t'\l iy mun: ill to:- l";i;n v \looils Linc ill ruinous
l‘tlm s
,\‘ti truth!» i l r-llUW ponds. tilll :lril! son for your
-l-if.

.l. “2““. .‘luiu Stu next rim-r
IH‘I0.\\' Din-tots.

School for Your; .Lalles

Aha Ollilclrcxx,
.\tlll»\'.\l.lt. iTtJNN.

liipltunas ll\\:ll‘ilt‘tl to pupils successfully
photo; the linudsu t‘onrsc. ‘

t'uitipt‘h‘lll lv'ieliurs tli‘\'tll\‘l r-vclustvcly to Music
l)l‘dh\'ill;'lllltl l'niritiitg.

Pvt-rich in rliir ‘t of n iuitlvc l'rot‘essor. .

Also no necnuiplishul teacher of Eliiz‘lllltilt from
Ynlt‘ l‘ullt‘ut‘. ill?) fil'
Summer Term commences Apr. 23977

 

l‘onl‘

E. K.lnckwuod

SE LLS

PACKER’S”

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StAP

WillCll' lS AClixtilelilgi‘lfiigKD BY ALL L'SISG

 

in Sortvslii. hilly nth. lidrto ilsrrison. tired a
yawn. 3 mouths and 9.3 tinyS.

in liaisliury. \lrl)‘ 2d. of drowsy of the heart. h‘trn i
ll. White. sgcd on years. 1 mam‘ is.

in llsnhtiry Apiil 81th. finit‘y Ii. llouglitun. aged
3 set-rs. ' ‘
in linubziry. dig tith. Nsrlsh linsppmgei i‘} yours.

Ir Wfiifirfi and I flit)".

in Dsnbury. May 32d htsry R. Spoubiing'. nged ill
years and 3‘ months.

in llethst. May trh. dunes ll. 'l‘roubridge. lured v7
yiurs. it months and ti day s. -

In ltidlrctio‘tl. April 89th. Kasey. wife of W. X.
limit-dict. nsvd at years. .

TO RENT.
few hmiscrl left to rent in llnri -n. “‘cstpnrt
4" nud Norwaiih. tlouu l‘roper:y wsutod in tense
towns to csclinnze’ for desirable property elsewhere,
ch‘hnlf oi the thinking tin-r to lot for banking“
insurnncu or law other. st {tit per month.

build it. .R E. MRA'D.
Rel-ii Estate nud lusurnuec Agent. So. Kogglgti Ct.

 

May 8th. A. 1).. hi . ' _
Estsicuf t‘llAllLbZN‘ ll. ll.\ll\ E3 on lusdvent
Dohtur of Korwnlit. in said District. assigned in
trust for the benefit of his creditors.
ulti)l§tlblb~'i‘nnt the ll‘tlin of said Estste use
hiblt his trust“: rind Administration account to this‘
court tor monument. in the Probito littlest - Nor-
wwlk oh the sen tiny of any. is". ntlloolork. fore-
noon: and tint nt puritans lhtcmtt‘td illusions
tote msy be noticed tint-roof. the solo Trustee Hill
I order to he published in n newepnper

 

nisvnrc'r or noun-'53s 'ss. rnons'rn occur ‘

 

lt‘ery . Best Soap in 'l‘lnu

-. \Vorld.

And tut per \~.\iit._chenp ._. then any Snpolio. Emery.
or other men: for Srvnitiu: and. Polishing ‘t‘in. Cop.
per. that‘s. Ruivvs. Perks. statute} lbzmdslu. Sutu-
nry. lmry. Windows. do“ its by tingle. and made to
loot. likenew. .

For wmnt in: status. l‘enrii and Ink Nurkx‘blntch
Semis-hm. ltust. ‘l‘nr. Grouse. Oil. Btlge. Smoke and
thou horn Marble. Wood. Willi or Engines. it has
no «rust. itud rmrticttlsrly adopted for scouring
Kitchen 'i‘nhlns. l‘untry‘Sh-ilves. Floors nod oil-
‘lotlt.

Also instantly closu- and imports to Paint-walk.
Window. sud htsrblv. its original beauty by simply
npplying ll- wlth in damp npnngc or cloth. um} twins
with another cloth.

0‘ .
for removing Stuns of Tu. Oil. cameo. Varnish
Illd l‘nli t. from Cloth. cover the spot with Soap. rub
in end sponge otl‘ with water. hot. it convenient. It
does swny with oil suds.» Slope M sunbblng
Bushes. and no Home. Best. Cities. Resultant or
monomer-y to complete without

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AND

sou'rn NORWALK;

SPR Nil all SUMMER
tan.

 

THE LARGEST. “EST MADE null (‘UKAI‘RKT
STOCK of

CLOTHING

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Western Connecticut.

 

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t
.»\ll lioiltl‘ Ni fluid in I‘LAIV Fltll‘lili at tho

nun Pastime PRICES.

lllllliNSli S‘l‘tlt‘li. l‘fl‘LU'TY IN STYLE
AND l‘NlIn‘l'AllliY LOW l'lllt‘l‘IS.

SPR Nil OVERUUATS

b‘ill‘v—
soon. $5.0t). s7 no, you. mutt). $11.50.
$195” ltlltj fill St! to $30.00.

ll.\.\‘ iistnua

Black. Worsteds

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till 00 and $l‘lmtl. \Vlllt‘lt arc in l'llig irr other
cities for $ltl tttl und 8] l on

Men’s Working Suits

Foi‘ $5.00.

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.‘l S'l‘llONli

Man’s Business Suits

in t‘iit-nwiy .irid Sort; Costs for

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soon, man. ssta.
0 .

mil wool) stone. $12.50
sum), $15k . $17.51

l. $15.50 titlil $10 0".
m

\\'u have it fine ass rumor of .‘lcri‘s and
Ypmm‘ Ding-mini Worsted “Prince .=\l~
but" Frocks nut Vests. t‘tit.t\vnys tllltl
Sncks,_

 

B 0 Y 3."

School do Dress Suits

vlv‘ullw
$3 ‘35. iii 2‘5. $7.00. 5 75,516.70. ttnd $8 50 to
$13.50.

 

on .1 Li )RENrs

Short. Pants Suits,

From $1.50 to $10.00.
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.\ GOOD ASSURI‘RSEN'I‘. Oi“

HATS and CAPS

AT L0‘V FIGURES.

\\‘e tire completing arrangements with several
Straw Goods Montifucturers. whereby we shall be
enabled. in a few days. to supply all retail dealers in

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'1‘ It :X‘V’ Ii A T S,

Attlu‘ Lowest. New York Jobbing Prices

It on Cssu.

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and”

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TRUNKS, 7

 

 

 

 

abut

{Traveling- Bags and
Satchels.

 

Comstedk Bros,

 

 

“in“:od‘t‘d I? moo Conn pen a th
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grin. ' Home ' Moo-Jag?»

 

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Every \vnv tb
tion nod ll! tl~
iticdly. under

Larges

limit. it is t

 

in: lht‘ ntnns

By the ‘l

Di~ tinuttislit‘d

.lcwclcd Dec ,
nod Prince-s t

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At NOI‘W 311‘:

11354 {I
{.2 .r‘ ‘I’it‘ #‘N
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AN ASTONISHI'NG Aaannan'rmm

Colossal 'Circeasian Conception!
53 IDENS OP WILD BEASTS.

Incarcerated in Gold Eccrusicd and Richly (‘trtizinictztcd Iron Girdcd Loin.

Sensational Street Show!

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the littlest w. ll’lil‘l‘.

lo the urn‘ eightm nun-poled anili'm

10,000 P

“herein lll‘i)’ be witnrbe'tl such tests
monarchs in the proudest days Hf R

,. Uproarous Rollicking run and Good

All blended in on t‘nlt‘rltlllllllt“ t n! superlntive oxrwupncp'

runjtinc'ion with the

Great Traveling Zoologcial

With its hundreds of liv.ng curiositiisoi C‘H’Ilit [Luuty m be cuunientcd by a rrprodnc-

 

GRAND EN

nonunion, ~

CHILDREN. under 0
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it Bill Minimizing Mllifllllllil

Fr

c1

JOHN O’BRIEN’S

srrtntrr snows

CONSOLIDATED.

ix Stupendous Slows thrown into ”line!

SIX TIMES LARGER.

SIX TIMES BETTER.
SIX (‘UROUS COMPANIES.

SIX MENAGERIES.

SIX MUSEUMS.
SIX AVIARYS.

irndc and Exhibition 0! Pomp um! l‘ngcantry. A lavish distill: of It‘ll]:
t‘ rnihusitsin nnd plaudits of \be millilludt‘. by the mnrtisl strum; of

THREE PULL MILITARY BANDS.

In three grcnl milled Chariot-r. clnlwrntn with Shines and Carvings.
\Vonicn rind llwrscs in review.

An entry of Men.
A baggage train drawn by 200 imported Spanish Mules.
c ltrut-st .‘lll-l best—pm rtvss out alone. I: but: no‘rqtiil.‘ invite. inveltlgn‘
s competition. its proud boast is that John U‘Buen‘s 51: shown is noquni- .
.iubly. universally acknowledged the

t. and Best, Moral 1:: Tone, Overwhelm-
ing in Attraction!

It t-verywhcrr wins the approval of t‘lcruymcn. E litors. Teachers. Sauna cud Students.

l'niqne in its union, unlike nil othrrs. it is

Original. Entertaining 8: Instructive

13 )th amusing and touching in its Sclmnl of Physical Culture nnd Educitiounl Depart-

lic ninnwgers aim to please. and to that end no pains or expense have been

Departure 1:.

hcxrnultitudi

spun d to nitrite this greut e-liuw
Complete in every

fibr- Museum .\lwr.~.nro is n Stationary Strum Enziuc. operating l
ruticul Mnrvt-is. and forcing: it torrent of Bright Sparking Waiter iutmfifid Airmrify-

Mc-

phcre. and rendering' it Delightfully Balmy. Cool and “dashing. even in

PALACE OPERA CHAIRS

. seating underlie brood esnopy

EOPLE 3

of Strength. Skill. Grace and Built; I! amused
one and Git-rec. rciio ved fromthe pn-pondernncc 0!.

PHYSICAL PERFECTION

owns tllid Blurry J's-slurs S tugs, Sentimenm‘ Sarcisnis. and outbreaks n,

Nature,
tire artistic ensemble
Ind psrticipotsd in ly

An (91‘

by rare good tvisto nnd judgment in its composition.

The Cream of the Profession,

h l’llt‘rt‘d from the art nits of the four

. quwttert- of the niche. and wear
rttllt‘tns and Mednls of fnhu‘ons vaiuc. the boning-e paid by
~ the Lmrubcrowncd champions l f th oath

in: rr-ngniflcent
Empcrur . King:
. nil of which will be seen in

ti n H! index in

NATURAL HISTORY

The study of which is best pursued in S ibn O‘Brien] 5.: Show: consolidated

RlEN. Sole Proprietor. CHAS. H. CASTLE, Dim 6W1

TREE ,

0f the Glittering Psecsnt shout to n‘ch «in. Prof; minute

THREEUNITEDBANDS"

0f Thirty Pieces. Mach from the principal hotel to the cum st 13 no I and 0.0 RI
Two Performances, Afternoon and Evening:

A...‘t

noons ours in 1 arm rm. acorns on non nun

so Cum
.5 03m
ensures 9‘ UAY.Dir¢otm*otMc-tl~. '

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