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The \\'. (2 T. l'. at Minneapolis.
It isa time fraught with wondrous
possibilities of good for tlnI
the world \\ hen the leading temperance
women. who represent the great mother-
heart of- the country. meet in convention
to decide upon schemes for the removal
of ’ every bligliting» influence from
poor oppressed humanity, and for
the encouragement of everything lovely
and of good report. Such E‘time has
just come to an end in beautiful Minne-
apolis, where the ladiesot' the National
, Woman‘s Christian TcIinerance Union
. have spent five days in earnest lllSL‘llSSltlll
”of the business of a bodygvhich unites
Christian women in a rapidly increasing.
wellI-Tdisciplined. and tlioronglilyorgan-
ized army that proinisI‘Is.”erc long. to bo-
comca quite irresistible power in -the
land. The Convention consisted of
about 300 delegates from nearly every
State and' Territory, representing some
200,000» women. ' handed together for
“God and Home and Native Land.“ in
addition to these there were. for‘the first
time, fraternal delegates prbscnt from thr-
' ivoitmi's t‘xtox. '
an organization imperfectly formed as
yet, which is intended I: unite the
Christian women of the world to tight
against King Alcohol. This magnificent
scheme originated. I believe. with Miss
Willard. anl was st ll'li‘d three years ago
by the sending (int of Mrs. l.=Iavitt to Life
Sandwich islands. New Zealanl. Austra~
lia. Japan. ltidia..etc.. to form the magic
\\'. C.‘ T. L'. wliciever women could be
found_lo' unite. 'l‘lii II through the in-
fluence of Mother Stewart. Mrs 'llaiinali
\\‘hit.Ill Smith and others. the “3-inch
of England. already organiz Id under
another name. were llllllt‘I‘ilglh j iin. and
the‘respnctel l‘i‘rsident of the liritish
\\' om Iii‘s l. Inpcr: iiice Associ iii in u as
m: I del’ resident of til I \\ orld s \\ out: in s
Christian L niou. This prisidi nt.
Mrs. Lucas, who is thtI sisItI-r of .l Ilin
Bright. was present. and with liwr f an
other English ladies “her cousin. Mrs.
lilakey; Mrs. l‘earson. already known on
this Sltlt‘: for her eloquent t‘\';‘ll‘-gi‘llsllt‘
addresses: Mrs. Bradley. who represents
the cause of social purity. and Miss lin-
ply. There w as also present \lrs. You
mans, the ll ipient 1‘ re sident of the III-
minion l nion. and four t inadian dIl c—
gatcs representing llic l’IIrmini cs of tin-
tario and lg'uebec. and one representative
from tlicSandwicli islands.
I-lilil-tl‘lxiis.
lt \viis‘a thrilling Iitoiiiciit when. at
the conclusion of her brilliant l'Icsident‘s
address. Miss \\'illard»spoko of the Inothj
er country and. taking the hand of
Mrs. Lucas. said: “For the first time in
history the imperial mother and the
dauntless daughter of the .\tiglo~Sainti
race climp hands in a union “CVt‘r to be, ‘
broken." Then the original Crusaders
were called and afterwards all
delegates, and Miss Willard continued'
“Margaret Bright Lucas. sister of that
great niaii’whoui Americans so love and
honor, first President of the World‘s \\
C. T. l'., the Crusaders. who are the
mother of us all. salute you. The stately
East accords you nonor. the great \\'tst
waves you welcome. the Pacific (‘oiist
. and Puget Sound delegatgs lift glad eyes
to one whom they have crossed half the
continent to greet, the genial South
offers the immemorial hospitality of its
most heartfelt welcome. In your honor
we will now sing ‘tlod save the Queen.‘ “
After the singing MrsnLucas responded
in fitting words. speaking of the grand
eur of the lllt‘t‘tilfg and of her desire to
ace the women of England mustered to—
gether in tlnI same manner, Mrs. You-
man's .‘l resident of the Dominion l nion.
follow ed with a few bright words.
Among the Canadian delegates was Miss
Dougall. Gf‘Montreal. and Miss Willard,
in introducing her. made special and
pathetic reference to the noble character
Of the late Editor of the Nevv.York Wit-
ness. Miss lmply. from England, spoke
of her personal desire that all distinctions
of _race should be disregarded in this
, Work, a remark which called forth an
enthusiastic response from a number of
Southern ladies showing ‘what had al-
ready been done in this line, and Mother
Stewart said she had had the honor of
forming the first colored W. C. T. LI. in
any State. _
The interest felt in the convention was
evinced by the fact that people leaving
the Casino from " the meeting in the
afternoon. were met. by a stream of peo-
ple coming for the evening service, and
come were so anxious to secure seats that
they brought their lunch and stayed
fromronc session till the other. Families
came in carriages from the surrounding
country out as faras Miniiehaha. No
previous convention has attracted such
large audiences. All the delegates were
loud in praise of the admirable arrange—
ments made for the comfort and conven-
ience of llreconvention.
PLACE OF MEETING NEXT YEAR.
We Went to Minneapolis full of a plan
, to have the meetings of the National
triennial, hereafter. as it. seemed the
burden of entertainiug’it was growing
too great for most communities; but this
thought was wisely swept away by the
" eagerness manifested by widely separat~
ed cities to secure the convention next
year. We have never received so many
and such pressing invitations. Port-
land, Maine, for the fifth time urges her
claim, which is echoed by her namesake
in Oregon; Lexington, Ky.; Monmouth,
lll.: Cleveland, Ohio; Nashville. Tenn.;
and Atlanta, (33., all invited the conven-
tion and Minneapolis announced her
desire to have it. again next year. At-
lanta am one at her business men to
ninneupolia tour-gs her claim, and his
touching appeal was backed by telegrams
from leading man there, begging the
convention to come to Atlanta. next year.
,chan never received so pressing an
Invitation before. Washington Territory
w namely second in urgency. and
l .) rim-
\ation and -
aliave been selling Dr.
1
used a littles'trategy to secure a favor-”l
able answer to her petition. She sent a
beautiful exhibit of her productions. in~
eluding a collection of seeds.‘ These. her
representative laughingly aIiin.IiIiced,
were t i be given to those who voted to
hold the next convention within her.
borders. ‘ Southern California also plead
ed for it. The matter was referred to
the executive committee. who decided
that we shall next year meet in either
Atlanta or Nashville as the general (Illi-
cers may decide.
“A straw“ is given by the Minnciipidis
Tribune. One of its managers said that
no one of tlnI many conventions. heldl
in that city of conventions. had made
such II call for papers as the National
“7. C. 'l‘. l'. “.\\'e have printed one
thousand extras. but that did not till the
demand.“ he said. and added: “\Ve -cx~
pected and prepared for a great demand
for those cont iiniug Mis. l i ster‘s l Iiday
night speech. but liav c not sold twenty
live.“ -
Friday night Mrs. Foster spoke in the
Casino. under the auspices of the Anti-
Saloon Republicans. General .\etllI-‘toii
presiding. ”He called the nicotine: ‘ tluI
aft month of the c Inventicii. " but the
abfience of white ribbons and the ad-
vocacy of high license proclaimed it to
be a meeting of an entirele dill‘ercnt
spirit. The real :lflt‘l‘luiiill was found in
the meetings of Ili'lilllt‘ Smith, of Mrs.
Bradley. hill of Mrs. \thtldllrltlgi‘ who
addressed immense audiences Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Uri the Sabbath twentydivo addresses
were made by lllt‘ ladies of the (‘i‘ll\‘rll~
tion in the churches o‘i' Minneapolis and
St. Paul.
Miss \Viliard spike in \\'IIsliiiIi:sti-r
Church. the largest in the city.. 1. In}:
before the hour to t“‘lllillt‘llt‘\‘ it was
packed to its iilIIIust capacity and hun-
drI-Ils went away lnilaii; to secure rt:-
ll‘fllll‘t‘.
l.» l l
in .‘ilit .S
'l‘lirec children‘s iiicctlngs \\‘i l"
in different pills of the ciiy.
which lllfill}' Sunday
dressed by our iioiii-In.
\Viuiiiils-
ill? \‘I’
tiiii of tin-
scliools \vI i'c ;IIi~
iiy ch'IiIIIg
’llYt l"lII2L. Mrs.
l'iitllil‘ll‘aaill l
midi-die:- iii the I va
Leading lllt‘ll ii t :it all lilt‘lilil =i . t.
llt‘i\ill. declared. it one of lltt‘ Sllr‘i‘.;I -:.
most logical :I
Muiuenywlisf
Mr.
tioniil 'l‘I-iiipnraiic . l‘
of New voila 'I‘II»
him. tliit llirn
dill-crept
\voiiioii, llii‘l \'\ itli lit-arty ill‘ltl‘illrt‘.
‘MI’.
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lxitlirzsii. . V
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:iti iIIIIin-izsw
IlIirI —.~I'~‘ I vct‘ Ili iiv. II J lil
Iri"“‘lll"’z llI’I‘ .‘I-J‘
5 Vi! i -'
J. N. St ‘irurs In:
.Iliiic itz-III
slalom: I.’
~»f-_IiIrt‘Iis of their l‘ToiI
publications \vIIIc \\‘lilli‘ll by
l‘lit‘
society rl‘!‘!.:“I)lli\«l by Stuarts. has
spI-n'. our $‘3IU‘HJ for li‘llilll‘rltlit‘r’ litI Ii-
tIirI- t I be distributed ill the S.~:II‘;I.'
rRho v cosoxx
is warrantt I.Il is bi cause it is the bwt
Blood Preparation known. It will posi-
the ly cure all blood Diseases pIirI .iic s the
\vliolesy stem,niid thoroughly builds uptlio
constitiitioii. llc unruly. r, no guarantee it.
1“l‘illtl{_ll::llllx.lt r.
\\'l‘.\' Aclu‘ r's‘
llithld l‘ilixu'
\\\~ rcIniIIIIII-Iitl I .IItr-I‘s ll‘iill l‘Ills‘ [I
I very woman who is weak. nervous l‘llIl
discouraged : particulaily those \\ ho
have thin. p:iic,lips. ,I‘old hands and ici t.
and who ate without strength or anibi~
ti in. These are the cases for which Car-
ter‘s Iron l'ills are specially pl‘t‘llut‘twl.
and this clziss cannot use them 'witln-ut
lwIn tit. Valuable for Illi‘ll also. in
metal boxes. at Int cents, S ild by drug;-
gists or sent by. mail. Sscadvertisement
t'ls‘cwltt‘rt‘.
Aver s Snrsaparilla works dirt c tly an!
promptly. to purify and enrich tlnI til-o l
improve the appetite strengthen ti: c
nerves, and brace up the sy stem. It is.
in the truest sense. an alterative nicdis
cine. livery invalid should give It a
trial.
.\ uric s.
st'rzt‘lai.
“'oiuli I lulu ('ules.
\V. l). lloyt & t‘o.. wholesale and re-
tail druggists of home. (in . say: '\\' e
King s New llis~
Electric Hitters and liiIckchIs
.Ilve for two years. Have never
hat cd remedies that sell as Well or
' Ie such universal satisfaction. There
hav e been some \\ ondi rful (‘Hl‘t s ell'ected
by these medicines in thiscity. SI veral
cases of pronounced consumption have
been entir-Iily cured bv use of a few but
tles of llr. Kings .\o\v Discovery taken
In conniction \\ ith Electric Bitters. \\ e
guarantee them always. Sold by Geo.
B. l‘laislcd. Siillly
Rue Ioni- s Arnie II Suh e.
The best Salve In the world for Cats
Bruises. Sores. U‘ Icers Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Tettcr L liapped Hands.
Cliilblains. Cs.orn and allSkin Eruptions.
and bositively cures Piles. or no pay ro—
quilted. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale bv Geo. 13.
Plaisted, Norwalk and South \‘orwalk.
:‘(l\ it II to “others
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child sufl‘ering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth. I It
so send at once and get a bottle of
Mas. \\ I’lxsmw‘s SOOTIllhtl SYRUP FUR
CIIILIIIIEx TEETllthl. Its value Is incul-
culable. It. will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoida regll‘
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mits.\\'1xsi.ow‘s
SooTnixG SI are FOR CHILDREN TE urn-
me is pleasant to the taste. and is the
prescription of one of the oluest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle. SitHy
llalo‘l Honey is the best Cough Cure,25. 50:. $1.
Glenn‘u Sulphur Soap heals and beautifies, 25c.
German Corn Remover kills Corns. Bunions. 25c.
.Illll'! “Ill & Whislfl' Dyc— Black & Brown, 5hr;
Pike‘s Toothache Drops cure in 1. M inu te, 25c.
Dean's Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure. 50c.
79} l v
c ov cry .
Arnic'~ -
'l'hl: Poi-cu nurtu-
Act.- dlrcct upon the
muscle. nu nervu o!
the buck. the and.“
Ii. $35.5"; II...
c
.223... . I“ as...
this plutor will be
:3... “grim-ran
the one ulnar
“SHARP.
‘ prd. Iluiigh nr (luihd \Llu; 2‘: LI 1
Fort SALE.’
PAINT AND
WI PKBSI‘S III
le‘lil‘lllNG .
LADDERS.
Swinging Kahlil,
F:
\VINIIOXVJ Ar‘Ics
Trusses. Etta. lilc.
L. H. DEC { 1,
SOUTH NORWALK. -. ‘N ‘.
ARLS wan
TEn-SIAHnirs- 5" :“VT
MAHK WRAPPER.
iYcI: BIN
“1le white.
spi‘ii c Iit
viIit: n Yt-
nhic Infinity
{Ar tine s‘n. I..I ' ‘lI
o: .l\ article yet
an Inn: Ii?‘ “‘ '
that Will p
'noskin \\ 111“” l
l.\J_l in. -
III IITrT I «mg.
Beautifies the Complexion,
l rndicatc: all .‘l-DIQ. F n ckli s. I an H tll‘
l'nulu s. Iil uh \\ nun- linpnritb s III. i ll' s-
r olur utioiis ul II \I- n Lind I ti
.. . .:ipIIrI rl nr l';~;.
’.\lntI\-t lll‘lttflll\l‘llll‘l‘ll‘l‘. I‘rli Ll) ll
upnud I s ~ s \ll .c :1 :I.».II~ \\ 2.. :1..;.
ll \cvcrl its.
131:," , 5..‘...—...-;.
Lee A; 3‘
P E A R L’S
White Giy: . .
SOAP,
It makes 21.0 skin so
\III I- l-I. “I;
PEARLSWHlKuiYCIRINECOq PRCPS ,lii‘lltl‘i'E
lifif.
\tli ‘
e lead on the
price of HIGGINs'
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
'QBGAKESFURMO
IDA ‘.\' I Ii II lI-‘IIONI .Vl_ If“! I) l‘
“’uslili‘iatuli Street Bridge.
GO TO
SEYMOUR Enos.
70 “'ASIIING'I‘HN .\'l‘.
AND lit? Y .190 ll
CASH
TllE FOLLOM'INU GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and wconsider
the advantages we oil‘er.
Bairel of Best Flour in City. $6.
cents a bag.
ill \Il‘ EU
4} lbs line Delaware butter. $1.00 or 25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butler ‘28 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $.00
Best N. O. Molasses. 53 cts gal..
quart.
Best P. R. Moll:zsscs. 50 cts gut.
quart.
Pure Rock Cindy SI riip So cts.
cta. quart.
15 I‘Is.
l3 t‘lS.
gal. :22
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
“ Mocha “ 32 cts.
“ Maricabo ' “ ‘20 cts
14 lb Standard G ranulatcd Sugar $1.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
1’: lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden, C. 1.00
And all Other goods in proportion.
0011142311 and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
WASHINGToN STREET.
THE
CURE
nlievc III-l i‘ l how‘s
to of t'inf
\vsixiiI>:I. 1
va . ‘ - , ~ ~ 1 .
ii lc>u- 0. as La bcczu‘ sown in tumult";
RERR
i... $.12;qu vsr"l‘ a- 'I.~
wiriivnisl'.’ .
boast. Uilt pi‘ ‘
F3; EREA'?
lllfll‘ can H63 81‘
F. H. NASH Hill].
oulv agents for City and Imrou;.I
These heaters are excelled by none
and stand at the head ut‘ the
list for
SIM I‘th‘l'l‘l
lll'll \BILI “1'.
EFF ll‘ ll‘ExCY,
I’Il~\tYll :I_i-Iial‘” It‘mIII
NI. d for \ .l‘I
\lt ~Iii't t i
I. ‘i‘l Mllll‘li‘i Ila.
C ROCKE RY
l.\' ALI. lTs‘ \ .\lll:.'l‘lE..
Bohemian, French and
.-\mcrcia.n Glass “are.
smil‘ of the lw
iuIIIstII: pi-ntni
Ir :lic :: .i‘III
Also a ‘srmto
III-ark . of the
iiI:._ II'i~:.ts:n l-m II.
\"uorl. 'l‘i n. Iron, “0!-
low \"arc.
Iron and Enameled
Ware.
i - II l Kitchen l'IIrIIIsi:i.I-_::2n1us
Lamps and l’rir'a-r (Dr-
‘L-llgi‘s‘ :illtl ( )5l 5 v‘t‘fi'.
Agate,
Rial lI
(Il lull hint-S.
ll Il'llr ll' S.
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A HEAVY STEEL BOILER-
lli‘tlll‘i‘t'l and Direct
\‘liIillt llcttl zit Moilcl‘alcl ('.o\l
PURE AIR?
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coon - IIINMIIIAIIIIN.
P. \V. JAQUI Jr Agent}
I.:.\\\li \l.\(llll\ \lh. ll.
AMBER" a SAMMIE
\t‘“
\iIl‘ki‘
l.i.\lt‘. litl.
scinx't. 'llltllll.l\\tl.
\\ l‘l‘il ii‘i.l.l
Velvet. Brussels.
lNiZS HF
Tapestrv. Thre e-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
~l\ Urn--
DRY GOODS DEPATRMENT
\\ c linc just placed .i: sEIII it a large iIIvo cc of
Tricots. Sackings.
Cambrics. Ginghams;
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines. '
nliiIIl: we shall l‘t‘ happy to submit to the
tiou of llic Illilllit‘. and Silal‘dlilct‘ the
LARGEST struck,
BEST Goons AND Longs? l‘ltICEs‘.
AMBLER KISAMMIS
J. F. Peckwell.
lock, \Valcr St
Norwalk, -.
iiispc(‘~
'I' James
Conn.
_ . Being unable to manufacture
H A R N E S S
Tori: Iiuutt with large mum rns l have taktn the
at I nsv of one of tin ohh —I and lamp- st cflablislh
lllt his in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
eliigles, Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Orderi
As usual. at the old stand. where I will kccpa regu-
iarlilic of “hips. Sponges, Chamois. Blankcts,
ltolns. Feed Bags Travtling Bags ac.
PRINTING [F iii KNDS
AT THE
Sentinel Office.
Enrzann'ras'r.
' 80 “DEW“
moron?
(‘oiuliiIIi-d ”
II;II\ «13': l' ilxt‘ 1&- I' .~ 1-». \\. 2.1.;
IIIIIIKI
2$3-oo
SHOES
«I».
Elihr
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
131‘35'6'1‘ BIEA'I‘S
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
IS AT
A. S. Durail’s Model Market,
EM PLO" M EST OFFICE
'l‘lll“._.ll‘S'l lli‘ ciauzniii'riin
Chilling: Ice Cream Depot.
50 MAIN EST...
All unites I’I-r crash and general ratcrzng
prom; ' II. lzrsit :Is- :II n. aspects. Hr
Ili rs N «i
C. B. D’AR'I‘OIS.
COAL!
gc0Au
COAL!
THE BEST»
m .g_
Must Desi rill: A ASSll‘llllllll
Eehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
.i. F. HILL‘& 00.,
2....2..,1\\-.-,\_.~ 33
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ti .\~
'tl:\ ti.\l‘ l'till_\\ii Hit “in.
“l tll \ll til'l‘: l'.
H S BROWN
‘. .Il. till 5'
SW3“ 8i llllSllllB,
\\tl ”sin: lliiiiis Is:
Maiiilantuliis’anlPaintIIs’
SUPPLIES.
Ship (Tluuidlvlwr!)
:lti‘.‘ ‘IV.\'l‘Ell-S'l‘.. fool Iianli.
BRIDGEPORT
’FS‘.‘ no \Iultiz. ’ tits‘
\‘E ll: it d K: t \\ ‘Uitll tioob
Nova Scotia
Mittens. Socks. Gloves. I’l‘ippcts.
.1 )1 PORT Ell ENG: lIlSll
l-‘nruseys, Jumpers. Rccf‘crd.
OIL CLOTHING:
Sn‘ “'estcrs, Storm Caps. (‘apc
Arms, Rubber Gloves. (" Kittens.
.\\.I lit rm,
:I;II»r'..!I -I: If
Tlti‘~\‘ goods me most ofiliIIiII not, suidq'li'ss‘slo of
Boston. \\‘c ask aIzi-Inion to their cxn-lh-nre mini
ali whose oc patiou or pleasure leads them so oiii
door expo .
Ladder
“lurks. llystor Srnupv.
Slit“ lIls., : “ litigitiI-ers‘ Stippliiw.
Dredging Whit. cl. Iis. “III-I z-Iuh Il Purg-
lsIud and Oil, Fine l inc of llruslus.
Te Ilenhovie .VI \\ \ ork l‘r c: s
w
IF YOU PURCHASE A BAR 0!
Allison Bro’s
Death on Dirt
SOAP
AND USE IT ACCORDING TO IXSTRCCTIO‘SS.
YOU WILL DO AWAY WITH STEA)! AX!) ALL
THE UXWBOLESOXB ODOBS 0F WASHER
ADVERTISERS
Can learif the exact cost
If any proposed line .of
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen _&. 60.,
Newspapers Advocating Baronial.
10 S 00 St, New York. ~
Bond 100 for loo-page Pamphlet.
m1:
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PEI: Ed; DUST
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Firms. lilwmtism. Etc
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SUI'TII VOR\\‘.-\l K. t‘U.\‘\'
GRISWULB A 2211- ZYFDT It}
PASTILLES
DESTRY ZYMOTIC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS,CATARRH,THROA1
—~ DISEASES.
suit
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For sale by dru;
an a pc ri‘tc: antidote for il‘ :iiosetmnbles
‘ .Trv them. '42
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_‘ - - max:
I 3 rovers .(‘enzcstm Infinmmsfirms... .25
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