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The Baptist Examiner of New York
gives the Christian \- l high license view
of the character and sterling integrity of
Dr. Howard Crushy. After saying that
he is one of New York‘s most remarkable
men, etc . It glows in culogy for his tem-
perance work after this fasiion:
“He has a rare combination of pluck.
fearlessneu and good common sense.
All those he has used. year in and year
out, in “bear-ding the lion in his dIII ‘”—-
Iu compelling tho liquor dealers to abide
by theI laws. He is in fact the father of
all the essential qualities of the new Err
use Bill now before the Legislature, and
in behalf of its passage his personal in-
fluence is felt in Albany and New York,
and everywhere else that‘he sees a ration-
al hope of helping forward its enactment.
lie is an uiIIquestionable radical in pur-
suit of reformatory measures that take
hold upon his judgment and conscience.
But personally. he is one of the most
genial and delightful men one can hope
to meet. Bic-st with the lirnIest of phy—
sical constitutions, he knows how to "err
i‘IuI’e hardness as a good soldier of Jesus
Christ." And haying the gift of a disci-
plined and well~balanced iiiiIid,lIis energy
is not apt to be wasted in impractical un-
dertakings. lie is one of the faithfulcst
of pastors, one of the sincerest of t‘hris»
tians. onII of tho best of scholars. (Ind
one of the most (2Idiniriblc of on -.n ll: I_\
he liv‘e Iong to dc\ otiI tlII so great Ipi: ili-
ties to the lust of aims "
lull. burn is lilo iiiiIISil I. ll: i‘l. Iii llz'.
Crosby as illustrated in the life of one
young man.
His declaration of principles time. I'. (‘.,
‘llocs not believe it wrong to uniniifuc»
lure intoxicating liquors. drink or all
them. Nor does he believe in prohibit»
ing the truths.“ in other words. lIIIIiIIIIs
believe it right to lll‘tlllllilt‘llll'i'. sell and
leink them.
Now. \\ll.tl szilouiisi.
Illrlllli‘l‘ cotiid my more in Its
Does he not. in all lhcs‘c, proclaim him-
sclfito be the chiiiiipion III" the saloon
party? L‘nn he claim any principles III
common with those moral reformers who
would banish the Inuit II2Il trailic': i
think not. Does a ‘Il‘i'lu'l‘ classiiiczilioii
place him among runrm-llcrs and drmk-
ers': illll, \\ but a place for :I IniIIistIIr oi
Could llr. I'I‘IIslIy have our»
l‘lllllxII‘I'llI l‘ Ul‘
l‘il\‘\lll ‘:
I‘hrist !
heard this conversation on the street :I
few nights ago bItIII cu the pastor l t’ :I
dc Ilil‘qui tit I‘ liurc h gin r “U“ \\ \1llll lic
lccl. ‘
laslur—J'llou' is il l li(i\‘ciiot sIIIIII you
to church for some time past: y ‘ll iisIId
tribe t11llltLl't’gllllfl'."
Man—“Nu: 1 don‘t go to your ch»
church any more; In. t‘rosby is my man
now. Lillie him best."
l’astor~“\'uu EU?!“ in poor plight III-
iiighi: l fen; your habits (Ire not the best.
Do you not indulge more in qucntly than
formerly/Lb‘lifcar you nm be [I d astray.
Mnn—“ N» -;no I- ljust follow Dr. Cros-
by’ s plan—drink III IIIodI'I ration. He he
believes in Making a little. and s so do l;
h-hc drinks II little. and sso do 1. and if
a man follows his pastor‘s example and
advice c-can‘t go f»f:Ir w rong.“
’ "\\0\\st\\\t\s
Pastor—“lint you seem to have our»
reached moderation to-night: you do not
walk straight 2’"
Mun—“\Vcll. you see us fellows wasat
s naloon and tin.I b bar lllllll r-rciid llz'.
Crosby‘s spIcch——tb:it it‘ was r-rigbt to
make i»il. and avscll it, and d drink ll.
Theirwe all hoorayed for the 1l~llr.. and
then s set up the drink; then some 01“"
said hooray again. and I guess l-l Monk
a little L-Ioo much. lint the llr s:'i_\s
taint no sin to drink a little. and I [did-
u ‘t drink much.
.Such seems to be the legitiinatc fruit
oil his teaching. (‘an it be that is the
teaching of Jesus? (hie of his professed
ministers says so. Jesus made wine for
men to “intoxicate” upon. Don‘t won»
der, sir, ifrunder such teaching some of
us are inlidels.—-l.iving Issue.
But. now the‘L‘hampion, the largest li~
\qul' dealer‘s paper of Chicago, re-echos
the eulogy of the Examiner. That is.
ptople can now read side by suit}. the
comniendations of a great religious paper
and the warm tfi'bute of a whisky organ.
Heaven and hell. for once, appear to
find a common ground of respect and
adoration for the same person. If any-
thing was ever more beautiful in spirit
tho reader must know of it. “'0 dual.
Free Trade.
The reduction of internal revenue and
the taking 011‘ of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has
largely benefitted consumers, as well as
»»relieviug the burden of home manu-
facturers. Especially is this the case
with Green‘ 8 August Flower and Bose III I 3
German Syrup. as theI reduction of thirty »
six cents per dozen. has been added to
increase the size of bottles containing-
these remedies, thereby giving one-fifth
more medicine In the 75 cent size. The
August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liv er
Complaint. and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale of any medicines in the
world. The advantage cf increased size
of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and villiage in civilized countries. Sam»
pie bottles for 10 cents remain the same
size
would enjoy your dinner
‘3 \you.
and are prevented by Dys~
pain. use Acker’ s Dyspepsia. Tablets.
They are a rive cure for Dyspepsia, 1n«
vivgasflon. lency and Constipation.
65mm them. 25 and 50 cents.
Frank E. Baxter.
_ “Beware we ever going to get through
our spring and summer's work ? We are
alLrun‘ down, tired out, before it begins.”
80 say many a. farmer’s family. \Ve
answer, try Ayer’sSaraaparilla. This is
just the medicine you need, and will pay
compond interest on the money it costs
you.
. ‘ .
S:IIIII::.I&I§.§»«..°““8II=€8
is, are e I a a are.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
mlofiwmmm‘h"? “85;“:
atu ency.an
atlpttlon. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by
Frank 11 Baxter.
It you enjoy eating delicious ham buy
those bearing brand of Sperry & Barnes;
their goods will go further than any oth-
er make, and their sparerib and sous-{e
are unrivaled.
DR. llO“.\RI) CROSBY
\n “one-st 'l‘crupernuce )lnn Persecuted
p In the Cranks.
For the last thiee \\ eeks In -t onh the
big (milling gttns I f the 1‘; IIhihitiI)n ma
tillery. but cy erv lit tIe hluIidIrbIIss uni
iIOiIgun of llu‘st‘riigu} IIIIIII \Iater bri-
gadcl as poured red but grape and (Ian-
nister, bucksbot and IiriI Id p as unto Dr.
lion ard C msby‘s Impeintrable armor.
Just like pouring water on a water proof
rubber coat. Dr. Crosby has prIIvI ll.
himself not ,only asincei‘e temperance
man but fearless and outspoken in his
opposition to the Prohibition humbug
and lndeirae' Here is a short state»
ment of what provoked this flush out»
burst of abuw and defamation c Irritd on
for \ears against as honest a I) II tor of
llivinitv as ever expoundul the gospel
from a pulpit.
On Thursday, Feb.10tli. Dr. Ho“ aid
Crosby of New York delivered a lecture
on “l‘he Spiritual \ Icu of Tcmperance‘
before the students of the theological
seminary at Ringer's college, \ew
Brunswick N. J. In introducing his
rem Inks he said: ‘ Fur the past twenty
\ears I have been calli d a heretic, and I
am going to give \oii niy heresy this
mening. Far be it from me to deny the
eiils of llllt‘lllpi‘lflld‘t‘. but 1 claim that
there are two other. prey ailing sins
which. while intempei llilie counts its
victims by thousands. count theirs by
tens of thousan is. 1 refci to the sci‘inl
v n e impurity and thc greed for money.
.\ I method of lighting iiitenipc mom I in
stand for (I moment \\ hiIh condtnms the
II» l‘ of wine “
hi. I‘ lil<l\_\ I human 2’ d the tl eon of
t“ I) kin is of \\ lll‘. I as the grin IiIIst stupid-
it\ \\ lIIc lI ti o lllllll In mind in Id h :IIquI II
in tin so I III I do} s IIIIIl dI- IIiII Id the \ \Ist-
of such (I thing as Iinl'ernn- ntI d
'\\ \‘ lllll~l IlI- (Il with the sin of
‘ lIII IIIIIIiIiiiII-d. “as with
:in_\ other :In \\§II III I- -d no ~III iI tics for
ll lllii'l l lII llr\r‘ ill ill I‘ lit dgc. l be»
lien; the history of thci IlI Ilgc has shown
it to be :I failure. ldon‘l believe in these
III: NV 2'. Itn us of vein); people for tcm—
I' l‘It‘i‘
“lllt‘.
i(l IIiIIpIrIIIII»
pIIr.‘IIII II IIIIIk.
l ml in IlItilc :‘iIIIsII nt this point and
llriit‘il llr i IIIsby “llt‘lllt‘l if (I mum:
in: III II IllIIl (It lliS III In hc “ould I l\ Is.-
ill 3 f'l\ in: him \\' inc nsi“l,\lm‘ 'as be “mild
lcninn. iIlII llr \ IIllI II. llr. ( insbi II phi d;
“l don‘t l““ll\\l‘ in in :Itinj; but H il sxn
this: it \ Ill w (IIII n gl: Iss of I l no t \I itl.
\III: I lIrI :Ik hi I ti.» IIIIIIII \\ III IrIIinr. (ind
I‘Im (iITIIIIl tol no it. and door lune it.
\ou :Irc II fool. .\ gIIIIit N‘ nsuti In fol
lIIuIIl this IIItI I IIIII e and too llllllllltll
pit lnl ll|i\ll I it. Iii-L: riIIIlII Is lune in I n
h mling I \II in \t‘ \\‘II b (no It to (I
l:"Ill IiIIprciuI iiII-Il [Illlilii if lt llIm’IIId
t roslv docs IIIIt iiIIIII I IIIIIIIIIII
sum: than (I \\llI\lI‘( :IpoIIIilI of the l‘ru—
lii‘ \ll I‘ll :l'l‘I st Illi‘ and I \ (III In lizin .3. Sui.»
lIIIIIl.Iit (ind Synujogtic piil (~19 llnr.
nlu‘“
of cases of t on.
S .llll‘llflll 11 l‘ B
cured (Ivory yI ltl‘ by Ackc r3 cIl I-brund
lI nglish llcuicdy. lt isn guarantid prI p-
aration . if it d .. s lint. liulp \ou it \\ ill cost
\cu nothing. ‘1 Iy in A single dose will
show its good I Ilia-t. ‘l rial bottles 10 cts.
for Sale by 1. rank ll. llIixi- i
'llIII \IIIIlIt l Ilalllullllln.
\\. l! Suit. llriIggIst.
testilics: “l II‘_iIiI r‘IIIIItiIIIIIInIl
Hitters us tlnI \I Iy best remmh liter}
bottle sold has gIvIIn rIIliIf iii cIII: 5
case. tine III( III took si\ bottles, and u: l‘
I on 'll of llin um: III~III If to \ears’ stand
iIILr. \lII (:Ili Iiii ll In‘c. diuggisl, lII ll
\Illc Hliin :ItliiIIis: “‘IlhI lust selling:
IIII-dic inc 1 h nII P‘Il hindled in Ill) '30
y I an s \pe None I l“ lectric l‘IItths
Thousands of mints havc (iddId (lnIr
testiinoin s I that the “hint Is tlu: Int»
tnous that l“. lsciric llitti rs do turn all
diseases of lIi\er. Kninexs or llhIoIl.
(lnly a lnIlfIiIIllnr a bottle (it \I: III R.
l'inistcd‘s drug store.
Nights is the
6““‘3‘ b\c Q\\ complaint of
thousands suffering from Asthma, (on-
sumption Coughs ttc. Did you. ever try
Acker's lunglish Remedy? It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positiul guarantee at 10c.. 50c.
l‘or SahI by l‘ tank [1. Baxter
Hippos. lIIIl .
l‘ili‘l‘lrli‘
ls
l‘ulo “2‘ II (fine for the IIIIIIIII
.»\ \‘ew Haven dispatch tells the fol-
lowing story: “Joseph Henry. (I dqu
~ mutc. about [Wenty years of age, began
early in the winter to attend the polo
gamesin New lIavi-n. During the Ix»
citing periods of tinI game it was noticed
that Henry jumped from his seat and st-
tempted to about. For a long time his
IIt‘forts in this line had been unsuccessful.
but recently his powers of articulation
have steadily improved, and he is‘ now
able (3 speak considerably. Local physi»
cinns areof tlieopinion that if the young
man keeps up his attendance at the polo
games. and also his happy facility of go~
ing off into a white heat of excitement,
he will be able to talk as well as anybody
at the end of the season. He is still as
deaf as ever. “
Bucklen’a Arnie: Salvo.
The best Salve in the u Grid for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, 'l‘etter, chapped Hands,
Chilblnins. ( orns. and all Skin Emotions.
and bositively cures Pins; or no pay re-
quired. It Is guarantee d to give perfect
satisfaction, or mone refunded. Price
25 cents per box. or saleb (xeo. B.
Plaisted. Norwalk and South 'orwalk.
Excitement in Tents.
Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex. by the re-
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley.
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head: everybody said he
was dying of Consumption. A trial bot-
tle of Dr. King‘s New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief, he bc- tight 8
large bottle and a box of Dr. King‘s New
Life Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, be was well and had gained
in flesh thirty six pounds. Trial Battles
of this Great Discovery for Consumption
free at Geo. B. Plaisted.
’Bu‘o'xcs
thatare fretful. peevisli,
cross, or troubled with
Windy Colic, Teething Pains or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker‘s Bab Soother.
It contains no Opium or- rphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Frank H. Baxter.
We think we can cure a bad case of
Backache quicker with one of Carter’s
Smait Weed and Belladonna Backache
Piasters, than by any other application,
and after the Backacbe is cured, you can
still wear the plaster without discomfort
for two or three weeks longer. This
combination of Smart Weed and Bella-
donna isagreat hit, and it is hard to
find any pain or ache that will not yield
to it. Price 25cents. Sold by Druggists
everywhere.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'11p<pII\\ilrl\I\Ir \Iii‘lir.
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Can be Obtained
BY USING
GLINTON‘S
WITCH HAZEL
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uiicii IIIIII ElllA
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THIS
New!
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this like
magic Sold
l I U} u gglntn.
lI l-I (‘19..
I l .3 for 81.
\tniiedoura-
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.. by
. "I . 8:23, lint;
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M AH K WRAPPER
GLYcr mil
is a poorly w'h
fluid having: a
or the skin.
IKJ CRY.
Before I sing.
Beautifies the Complexion,
[indicates all Spots, lI‘r I‘Cl‘ll‘.‘ "lnn
“durations of In cry kind. I (It -r “In: ino' II.
tlIII skin. It r- n' .I ya the skin p: II I‘ clear. III II
{III and brilliant. chatting a I» II Ii I \iI II “1-,.
l.\ Irher drunIisl nor temp r- |"\ \I t at one I [II
tilt“ and permanent In in II- uuiy.
IiIrnIlly III wins for than l I: ran; ll s‘uiI
Mama. 3' it.
IT (TUBES
(Alum! Instantly) Sunburn. l‘rh-Ll) “II at. Chap-
pul. “club or (‘bnf’cd Skin: in frat its nsults
upon all diseases of the skin arc wI Iidcrful.
It Sever nu;
Price 750. per Butte
0.6 Also
PEARL'S
White Glycerina
SOAP,
it makes tlic skin so
30!! Mid white.
Ask Your
Dmggist For It.
Ant-r l‘nlug.
PEARl‘S WHITE HUBER“! 60.. PIOPS.. NEW HAVEIJTL
Slkl-ll
SElMllUll Bill]
For lino goods in,
Maple Syrup.
' N. 0. Molasses,
Teas & Coffees,
call on us
éI-‘INE—fl
CI‘t-Iiiiicry- and Dairy
Butter.
:1 specialty
Call and secure (I line 1’
cut with every can of-
Jacob’s
Baking Powder.
What Soap do you use ?.
.You know Ivory is the best.
or ft (lol-
lars worth and look at the
Call and get‘a cake,
Lady 011 Exhibition.
Sperry & Barnes
Hams,
a specialty With us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet Soaps
Just rec‘d and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
. , constantly on hand.
Seymour Brothers-
WASHINGTON STREET.
MASTER
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semi-t ra Ii s p a r c n t
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Tho
only article yet
known to chemist ry
that will pencir;
the Skin \\ l‘rllUl’T
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"IVES.
Heats 811.1 8PM 1‘ Stoves
Fancy Cups, S’d ucc Ll‘S, Mugs,
Vases- Casters. Smoking Sets
Cuspadores. Parian and lava
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Bring unabl c to manufacture
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To compIII with large cImII ms. 1 haIc takln the
age ncy of one of the bulb! and lamestcstahlisb-
merits in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars &0.
Pine Harness To Order;
As usual at ilIe old stand. where I will keep‘ regu—
lar line of \\ hips Spongis. Chamois, Blankets,
Robes. Feed Bags,'1‘rueliIILr BIKE In.
,
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
AT THE
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ELIZABETH 81‘.
Till.
MEATS
Mark”, as “1.“ as
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ac.
Laundry Stoves.
...
Cooking Ranges.
Double :Bgaters.
Parlor Stoves.
Hall groves.
DiningRobrrL Stoves
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Office Stoves.
Shop :Stoves.
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To Merchants or Consumers who wi<h
to make :Itest of Clark's “0. N. '1‘.“
Fast Black: Unwind a few yards oft). N
T. lilac-k from the s.pool place in a. cup
and pour boiling water' on the same.
Af'er remaining in the cup for a few
minutes rI mme the thread and the re-
sult willshow that the Black remains
unchanged. An IthI-r simple test: Take
a lemon. cut in two. and .~ :riturItII :I ~n I, ‘
of 0. \. '1‘. ‘IlllII-kuitht (in .c-II-iilI.
h ‘ntOlI and judge tor yourwlf. A full
line of ibis c-elIbratI-Il thiead in “bile
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