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“'hy Should I Belong to the \T l‘.
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BY ESTHER T. pilot'su.
National Snpi Press Dept... \\'. t‘. T. 1'.
it is a question busy women ask each
other. and ask themselves.
“ “'e have all the duties there is time
- and strength to perform. Shall we ncg~
lect our homes and children for the W.
C. T. U.‘ . say some of our best women
when they are asked to become members
of the l nion. There are two distiuIt
reasons why every intelligent Christian
woman should because of her relation to
the home, belong to the W. C. T. U.
lst. Home is the centre and scouice
of life. and woman is the home keeper.
W’batever concerns the home, therefore.
is of rItal import woe to her.
End. The enemies of home are her
enemies. and she Is called upon to defend
both it an! herself against them. In-
temperance is acknowledged to be the
greatest enemy of her home. the leader
of vices In whose wake many deadly-
foes follow.
“ But whv is woman called to I ombat
the evil? \Vhy cannot men rcgul: Itcthc
affairs of the world and leave us to the
management of the homes? ‘
Partly because they cInnot: partly
because they II ill not. 'I‘ln7 world is
simply a collect‘on of homes. Possibly
for eI erv I an well ordered households
where man is industrious and I 7.mper.ItI7
there are live where man is improridcnt
and iutemperat 3. The women of these
homes are helpless the children “row
up in tainted atmosphere. and so go out
to curse the world by their own sinful
lives. anl by their Influence I‘7oIIIIlcraIt
4' much of the good other“ Ise I xistingr.
It is very plain. The mother low that
shields her own child must also shiI id III r
II dghbor‘s child. She is prompted to do
this by her own self preservalxon and
that of her home and by that low.—
Christ like-3w hich for tlIeSIke of the
lost. seeks to saw them .
“ But intcmperanco h as alw II ~. he 7n
combattcd by good men and II omen
\Vliy is the \V. U. T. U. a better organ—
inItion than any other?“
Because it is organized mother-love.
and “in union there is strength; “ in
organization there is power. Nearly l\\ t)
hundred thousand (‘ hristian w onion in
the United States have banded together
and say: ‘W o are the home keepers ;
the children are ours : the saloon is our
enemy. and (he saloon mus! go .' "
“How has all this been biought about?
The Crusade II as the lirst personal
work of women for teJIIperance. True.
societies existed and inuch \\ ork was
done In reclaiming drinking men. The
Crusade women virtually said: 7‘ The
drunkard must not be made. \\ n will
pray the saloon keeper no: to sell intoxi-
cating drinks. \Ve will save our hus‘
bands and sons and brothers.“ The
spirit of the Lord was upon them and
great good was accomplished.
temperance work a strongs
into the
spiritual ele
7 ment was introduced and II omen were
shown the power of organized etl'ort.
The W. C. '11.}. was the outgrowth of
the Crusade. So ready were women for
this work that twelve states responded
to the call for the first National Conven—
tion. held at Cleveland in ISM. 'l‘ho
blessing of the Lord has been constant,
and the earnestness aIIq“./levotion of the
women without a parallel.
The National “7'. C T. l. . is now ur~
ganized in every state and territory.
with nearly 10.000 local Unions. Much
of this success is due the untiring labors
o! the National President, Miss Frances
E. \Villardc but much also to the faithful
women who make up the rank and file
of the army.
By mean! of these Unions. the homes
of the women th-7niselves 3!"? directlI
influenced. children are better taught
public opinion is educated a large
amount of temperance literature is cir-
V ‘ culated. and the power of the liquor
traflia is being undermined.
\Vhat the home-keepers of the country
decide must be done. will be done. They
have said temperance is a part of reli-
gion, and its blessed truths are being
”taught in Sunday schools. and children
are early learning to take and keep the
,pledge; they have said temperance is a
part of duration. and numerous states
have made its teaching compulsory :
they have midtemp'erance is the fouud~
ation of the true home. and health and
the training of children are emphasized
as primal duties.
All true work for humanity is for
Christ. The mothers of J udea brought
their children for his blessing, and it fell
Mn them also. When the mothers of
’to-day bring the home to Christ. his
blessing‘ahall abide within it, and the
“ heel of the aerpent”—-the serpent of
the saloon—so long bruising the heart
or woman. shall Itself be bruised and
banished from our beloved land.
Pledge we then our faith and lore. pledge it still
am- w.
To our country. to our homes. to our (.od be true‘
Not till victory comes lay our armor down.
the burden till the cross shall be a crow n._
MURDEIIEDI
Another Martyr Meets the Fate of Bad-
dock.
Associated press"dispatches of this
(Thursday) morning, contain the follow~
ins:
GRANGE Crrv. Ky., Nov. 17.—‘Rev.
Franklin Kissick, who preached a sen
mon Sunday denouncing drunksrda and
7 liquoriellers. was shot dead today by
an intoxiontod laborer named John Cun-
lifl.
Probably 'when full particulars are
learned it will befound, as in the case
0! Haddock, that the murderer was only
the tool of ““3... vlllians.
[unnotic- Served
Cur, Iowa. Nov. 17.—-‘l'hc,§a-
uncfion cues in this cannot“
runabout dumbed. One hundred
f ”99mm injunct‘ shave
granted. A large ”pm” of
businesa here since the temporary writs
were issued and many have left the c‘. ty .
in t\\';71:ty-thrce of these cases writs of
abatement harejust been. placed In the
sheritf‘s hands. and it is expected that
after he has done his duty in accordance
with the orders thefisin containI d the
open saloon In Sioux City will boa thing
of the past.
_
The supreme judical court of .‘dassafi‘
chusetls. in givingan opinion in the Sun-
day case of Frank Dextra of \Voicestér.
a barber. overruling the defendant‘s ex~
ceptions an i taliirming the sentence of
conviction of the lower court. gave a de-
rision of interest to the public and of ti I
tal’ imp Irtatn‘e to the barber-s. who by it
are prohibited from keeping their places
open on Sunday for business. This de-
cision (IverrulI‘s some of the decisions of
the superior court‘judges. who have
practically found in this class of cases
that sharing and cutting hair are works
of necessity and charity. although this
precise question was not passed upon in
this ca‘ . hit. as the dIc ision prohibits
question \\ httlIcr his I uliI‘s are I\ orks of
charity or nch ssit) . The opinion says
that the keeping open a shop or work-
lIouse on Snnd II for nisincss is a crime.
and It is IIIIIII: ItI Iial II it It the business Is.
lIIIpIIIII \IIIiI ( lllllp.‘ \iIIII
\\ llll l‘eail‘s \\ hite (tin or In? an article
long kn I“ II to I honour) to p III true
the skin \\ illI out III in; I . leaving it soft.
clear and in .'.Iulilnl ll luoiqs sell It.
invery nervous [\I‘lsull shot Ill t. I t .It-
tt‘l‘h‘l lliiI‘.\ l‘lIYl‘. l llin‘ lllI‘Y {110 ll] lIlI‘
spI‘I tall) foI Ilt l\Illl.\ :IIIi dyspeptic men
and “omen. and .III7 Inst tlII Incdnino
III7I7IlIIi lI_\ .Ill Pt'lfillll‘ who. from am
I7 muse. do not sic. p “oil or \Ilm l III to
get proper stronI'Ih lioni lheiI loud.
I‘ ases of IIqu :l IIII II b Indnnstion
dI spe psi: I III II oils and an k in ad: II he.
I\I. .. rI-aIlIII III M to Illt‘l usI oi tlII7 l Itllc
\I7 7rII7 l'.ll pz7IrliIui: IIlI if IIIIanIIId
II IllIt IIII r s l. Ittlo 1. III r l‘ Ills. lII vials
at L‘ I I7 ..7IIts
H In in Id illllll‘ lamp.
\n P’triI Ii to till It li :lItIIl.
She s \arI Il into the :III _7I7l I7:.III\p
”I r I7.IillI|_I lI-II 'Ings tIlIglItI i
”I 7:r stII Inouiu- on Ii \\ illl lhI lite
.\lll. eke. \I Illi kI II\:I ll 7:
But. I I III-7h silo jnnc Ii the heavenly
choir.
“as III In >|l2I“I benzmo.
The: l»: Ilhei then. I i nil“ in b will
i «an d I I “I‘l qh out p.II\ .h I ~»~
llI . t II a tin :nls Il‘f the in; In!
”I ips s\\I7 7“ the . 7l. oru~ loud.“ I.
.‘lr. George 2| I"i“‘l‘ 'l‘mIlcr. Pure and \h»
\Ultllv.
l: 7»: :. 'l“7.:'.-'-." ;‘.
llerc follows a little I pislle trozn llcnry
ti urge to a (”Inn-adieu! friend. which is
worthy of being placed on rem-rd :
NI:I\' \‘IIIIII. Nov, 12.
i am a free trader. porn and illlillllllv'.
l‘ on. ‘i
ie‘ti.
and regard protrctimi :Is a fraud on
workingnivn. if 1 were :I ciliz.-II of
t‘onnectlcnt I would sign your I7iII7IIlar
or do IIIIIthIIIg 1 world to showl the
w'77oIkIIs how I IV) ale lililllllllkgt Ii .I
tarill‘ thI h II llllr‘ prIIIIctinI. {I‘l\|‘itd
I‘tiptalisls uni landowners. lIaIes tin in
free t I mind lb 7 km 7s ot their employ
ces. - \ouis trulI. llh.\‘lt\ IIIIIIau
“'e take pleasure in ru‘omnn lltllll"
Halls llalr lIenewer to our re. Idors lt
restores gr: II hair to its Iouthfnl I .71 \l.
p events [wildness makes the h. or solt
and glossv. does ll It st: Iin the skin and
Is the best known rI7IIII7 iy for hair and
scalp diseases.
Patronage proves merit. Notirst- cl: Iss
piano manufacturer made and sold more
pIunos last ye ar Hi In the .\l. Itushc k l‘ Iano
t‘o. irIomIs sells them. I‘.Ill and in 7k
at. them.
Booms.
that are fret 1‘le _ peerish,
cross. or troublI-d IIitlI
\\ indy (‘ olic '1‘ nothing i ains or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
at once by using Ackers Babv Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Frank H Baxter.
arm” ‘1; \In [C H. .i
The Vrnlict l" IIII niIIInIts.
W. 1).,Sull. llruggist. llippus. ind.
testifies: "i can recommend l‘lectric
Bitters as the Inn best remedv. l‘ Iery
bottle sold has given relief in me!)
case. One quu look six bottles. and was
cured of Rheumatism of 10 Icars‘ stand-
ing.‘ Abraham llare. druggist. Bell-
I‘ille. Ohio. allirms: “l‘he best selling
medicine 1 lIaIc cIer handled in luv “0
year‘s experience is Electric llitters.‘ ‘
Thousands of others haIe. added their
testimony. so that the verdict is unani~
mous that Electric Bitters do curcall
diseases of Linux KIdncIs or Blood.
Only a half dollar a bottle at Geo. It
I laistcds drug store.
Bucklen‘ s Arnicu Sane.
The best SalIe in the world for C llls
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt hheum.
Fever Sores Teller, Chapped Hands.
Uhilblaius. Corns. and all Skin EI options.
and bositively cures Piles. or no pav re-
quired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
‘35 cents per box. For sale bv loo. B.
Plaisted, Norwalk and South Korwalk.
7 vAdd: e to Mothers.
Are you disturbed‘at nightand broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? It
so. send at once and get. a bottle of
Mus. Wrasmw‘s SoornIxI. Srutr FOR
Crunches 'I‘Enrmxo. Its value R incal-
culable. It “Ill relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and b0“ els. cures
wind colic. softens the gums, reduces
to the whole system. MRS. \\ 1xsi.0\I“s
Soorm'sc. Sr RUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH~
156 is pleasant to the taste. and "is the.
prescription of one of the oldest 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. Sl9-ly
Bale’l Honey Is the best Cough Cure. 25. 50c $1.
(Mann'- Sulphnr Soap heals and bchunfies.“5c. 25c.
German Corn Remover kills Corns. Bunions. 25c.
Hill‘s Edit & Whisker Dyo— Black & Bruwn,50c
Pike’s Toothache Drops curcin 1 Minute. 25c.
Dali’- “We Plus are a sure cure. 50c.
793- l v
a
SHARP.
big-F0 lane from
Malignant “on
mm in the
shining Scaffold,
A GERMAN
inflammation, and gives tone and energy -
‘8 pounds of Lard $1. 00
I Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 2—! etc. ~
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar 81.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden U. 1.00
Come in and gel: goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
FOR SALE;
PAINT AND
Wa PalllS are
l.\'(_‘l.l‘l ll.\'t$
LADDERS.
\\'I N l)(_)\\' .l.»\( ‘lih‘
Trusses. lilo. lilr.
L. H. DEREK,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
EARLS wan TE
”7.77.7.7; “7.7..
MARK WRAPPER.’
GLYCE RIN
is a pearly white
semi- Iran \p 71 I I7 it t
XlIIiIl lnvine: Ir ro-
Iuarkablc :1 ill iii t y
for tho skin. The
only article.7 yet
known to chemistry
that will pcnstrate
tlII‘RkiII \\ l'l'MUl I‘
IN.) l‘liY.
llrf‘orI‘ losing.
Beautifies the COmplcxion,
F radicntcs nll Spots l‘ri chic-I.
l'tiu- lie ‘. Ill: u k \\ units Inupur ‘7
I olurnllons III I \I- r\ l ind .-
'lnu \Iiilll
I "III‘ lll~~
-I
i
I ‘II and m- ruin-II at In I
I. .III‘ ) ood thing. for I. ..II i
lmu..l3. f) it.
I'I.‘ (DUKES
(All-out Inntnntlvlhunburu. l‘rlolIlI "I III. l but»
pul. Rough or flunk-d All": in Lot HS rI sun.»
upon :ILl Il:s’<as s .7! the sun axe w. adult-It.
It NI‘Ier Fails.
Prue 75:23:33 :2:
Use Als I
P E A R L‘ S
White Glyceriuc.
SOAP,
it makes the skin so
soft and wl7 ' 7.
Ask meh
Drugrgist I‘I-r It.
an" Iii-Is.
PEAIl'S Willi! BUCEIINE ML, Pr‘IilPS..llf\‘l-' Hinllfi‘l’.
5‘tu
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS‘
LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 UAKESFflllll 00
I) \ \‘I III. lr‘lltllll NI EDI l‘l
“ushln gtuu Street “In! go.
{:0 To
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 WASHINGTUN ST.
'ANll'llUY FOR
CASH
TH E FOLLO\\'I NG G OODS.
Read a few of-the Prices and consider
the ad vantages we offer.
Barrel of [lest Flour in City. $6.10 or
cents a bag.
4i lbs tine Delaware butter. $1.00 or 7.
cts a pound.
30
1.1
-1
I
Extra Choice CreamerI Butler ‘38 cts
Best N. O. Molasses. 58 cts nah.
' quart.
Best P. R.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts.
cts. quart.
l5 I'M-7.
Moilasses, 50 cts gal.. 13 «us.
an
gal.
(I ((
32 cts.
20 cts
Mocha
Maricabo
(t “
And all other goods in proportion.
- .
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SICK
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THE ECONOMY
Nita.“ (lllllilhlllllN lil.\"ll.li
A HEAVY. STEEL BOILER-
lmlircl'l and Direct t'muhinml
Storm "eat at lilo or to that.
PURE {AIR
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(I‘lll‘lll ‘l' liN'l‘llrlTlllN.
'r‘f'w. JAQUI. Jr Agent
uii \\ .\I.|. 3L. Nllii“ .\I.K.l I..
AMBLEE 81 SAMMIS
Alli: .\Il\\’
‘Il 'im
lil72\l‘\ l7‘I‘lI"
Sl’llthl 'l‘iulll}. l‘e‘li.
\\'lI‘ll l‘i‘l
Velvet. Brussels.
l. LINKS Ill“
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETIN GS.
7 l\ (‘i R“
"DRY GOODS DEPATRMEN‘I‘
\\’\ hue jll‘i placed In stock a lawn :IIIIncc of
Tricots. Sackings.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
IIhich III >hall lII7‘ Iapp \' to submit to the inspec-
tion of the pnl-l: I. and guanintoe the
LARGEST s'roCK,
' BEST GOODS AND I.O\\'EST I‘ lik‘ ES.
AMBLEB 8: SAMMIS
--_-. 11..
J. 1‘. Peck
7 James Block, \Vater .
Norwalk,
Being unable to manufacture
131A R N E S S
To compote \Iilh laruc concerns. 1 l \‘e taken the
7ng hey of one of the oldwt and l. s. establish-
meals in the state for thI salt of
Harness.Q Quddlcs Halter
cingles, Coll 11 s, &c.
0111;...
Sur~
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual at the old stand where I will keepa regu
on line of \\ hips Sponges, Chamois. Blankets.
Robes. Feed Bars. TraIeling Bags 510.
PRINTING OF ALL KTNDS
AT The
Sentinel Oflice,
'Enizannrn sr.
. WASHINGTON STREET.
so nonwhmr '
THE GREAT
Amer will Ilsa II
F. E. NASH EBEU.
only agents for I‘ fly and Boronch
'l‘hcse healers are (‘Xl‘t‘ilt‘ll by none
and stand at the head ur the
list for
8.1 MP1; CITY.
- Dl’ll.\lilbl'l‘l',
' EFFICIENCY,
Are wit champ; I71l>t§_\‘ :narazwl. and (”Ia- from
mm and smoke. mm! for I .II mam.
C ROCKE RY
15‘ ALL 1115‘ \‘AlilETlES.
Bohemian. French and
.lmereia,“ Glass “'arc.
(m I. jinn 7n the
\\ \‘ :IrI7 lllt‘
Tat“!
\"tlod. T! n. Iron. llol-
low “'are.
iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sud hulls and Kitchen l‘urns Linc; goods
III ail kinds. Lanipsanel l .rlor Ur-
IIIIIII~ ms. Ranges and till Sun I-s.
Agate,
lli'lV ‘l.\l| I‘HX? l‘7.‘ "'
VG.» ‘I-Iu’ ‘.'
lLlllasllI III.
$3-90
SHO
090
rill.
J. F. HILL 1&7. 60.,
Its‘ “I I \
I'llRl’lit‘TLY $310011! »
INNIC l{é~i()l 135 .
WARRANTEQ.
Till: l‘llll‘l} I
$ 3.00
3'!”le \Ii‘ 7E\ i\
llIl (Hi-I l'lili
“i H: .\'l (llllllI
.\\ll \Oll‘ \\ “.1.
H. S. BROWN. -
T.\l:IIII St.\ \77 ill \IIrII :x‘k
Swaltllsllll, ‘
“nonzsxin I\7. I 1:1..ITIII
Mlllllllflfillll‘fll'fl’flllli Pillllllil'l’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
3W3 “HYPER-812; fool Bank,
BRIDGEPORT
l- inno Vlli‘l haw-tux! l‘li' tin.
\\ .liaud Knit \\'IIII!I7II Hoodx
Nova Scott‘iar
Mittens. Socks. Gloves. 'l‘ippcls.
IMPORTED ENGLISH
(i urnscys, J umpcrs. Reuters.
on. CLOTi'iits‘“.
SII‘ “'I‘n‘t‘crs. Storm Cups. (‘upe
Arms. Rultlwrflloves. A7 Mittens.
DEAIYEZ‘ l\
,Ll‘. pIrIa .lll If
'l‘hew goods 7 “I7 mos! of tin l‘l not sold ‘ ‘ m; ‘9 of
Iioslull \\I ask alltllll on to ”II lfl\\ri It‘t‘ 1mm
all IIlmse on Ilpalion or pit asui I Icsds tlI l l to out
door I \gn‘: with.
I. IlIlIlr rs. “0]" . Hint ks. “Isu- 1‘ SI «In».
Slim eh. Furies. I tiginr m‘ Supplim.
Dredging .Vlutel inis. \\ III-ranted l‘ure
Lead and Oil, I nu.- l inI of llruslics. ‘
'I‘clI phone. \‘III \I rk l'ri ccs.
n7 1’00 PURCHASB A BAR 0!
Allison Bro’s
Death on Dirt
SOAP.
AND USE IT ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS,
YOUWILLDO AWAYWITK W ANDALI.
TEE cmonrson ODORS OP WASHING.
287-157
ADVERTISERS
Can learnythe exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising inAmerican
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen &. 00.,
Newspapel! Advartining Bureau,
10 Spruce St, New York.
BEES
Send 10 eta. for loo-page Pamphlet.
m1,
HEAW UAR'I EI‘S FOR THE
THE .1! S'i i.‘I
, Clallange' 1c
50M
Ail orders for :I‘I7 (‘
pr :I:;I'§\ This): . in.
tn 1“ 7.
18 AT
A. S Blunts Model Maria,
17.)! PLOT M, EN '1‘
L '1‘ S
PRlGES
tlFFli‘i-
and.
i'i-ZLEBRATFID
8 Cream Bull.
ST.
rum aid :exn'm)
t‘a‘II r h:
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B. ”9 \is'l‘ (HS.
COAL!
COAL!
Lehigh.
COALl;
<0.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
and Lackawanna;
fcooking Stoves.
17:73.3}:
Delivered
Franklin;
'Hf’t Air Furnaces.
do.
FR? 331 DUST
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:lruggiéts :Itu!
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SUl'Tli NORWALK. t‘UNN.
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Slit} lI’
GRISWULD’S
ANTLZYED’EIC
PASTILLES
DESTRY
cows, CAT
T1. are a pc7rftct an
For sale by (il‘tlzgjsls
mammain
mcnnm
shimmn
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DISEASES.
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