Workmen's advocate., November 07, 1886, Image 3

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HENRY GEORGE.
liV Ml.'s, I. A. M.Mi'lAM.
"ll.'lli.M I V;.-r n.l.M'tl. '
Hold dreamer ,,' .mod dreams
Winch v w mil ! .lit" to i,a !
Mi' lead-- I Id' u i n Id's l:il u schemes
I 1 1 1 .1 1 V 1 1 li'lls llliil'i' 1 1 1 tll;m ;;;:-.;
i li' lirea-ls I In- Mi Kited mass
I H ii' fill ami pride,
t' liiul r,v anil Nivi'r;
l crav criiw ils l it.it t -
IVIole tin' tii'sl small shower.
A In a t 1 a nal ii hi va-l
llr stands a tower ol lihl:
I I i- j.'.iainl i fill'' ( inns ca-l
Su re! 1 1 1 al hwart tlx nLdil.
I lia en's mi Iii-. si !c, a i ii I Ha nlil i an
foil,
This chaiupii hi ill a l nir, I'rt sml.
I lr dream-, ami till- In-, dreani-
I H' u 1 1 : 1 1 lnilsl .short I he;
M I lu'oncs ca-t ilt n n, I lial re-t
Ml I M I 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ae,oiiv,
A wclterinc', moanine, sea;
If ll'Cilv. "J llldluc, sclli'lllrs
I ' V I'lilli'uils t llii' -lippfc oil;
If ail the world at n'a''i'.
A Mil I' iv i ' oil i v erv crest ;
I III money Ho "iiicre asc"
And every vv rum; redies-ed.
I lark In I In' dreamer, heirs of toil '
1 1 1' d trains lo mi lu ll iiis t In- soil.
I I is dreams I lie vv oral vv mi It I hush,
Ami i;il-y Id-' si n me, j m i ,
l.'t'd hands Ids in'arl w ould i-riisli,
W'lio love- ids l.'llow iiii-ii.
II ci iicilirs ; o.i i H
1 1 mi wlio t lio hoi I ruth 1 u ii is
I ' pi hi this vv antoii ace;
This a-f Iliat hliiidh spurns
lis lies! of st'i'i' am! s,cj,e,
W lull I'liiiidn sit. fry l in ns
lis lion i.-ci l l - par',e.
I If wi mid lim a el coil ley coil
Till' HI'll lliat lohs lis of (he .-oil.
Soon may I In' dreams mine I rue.
Whose ji y is on 1 1 iv lirovv,
1 1 ct : it i' i if 1 idins unv
The sun and niooii In mid In w
I 'nto ,-iich men as ihoii !
I ,ct aill 'llllll splendors vv ,Hr,
And llarc t lieir tiir'-hcs lad
For him lio dares to crave
lis harvest rea'fd for i'' .'
And cower each -oullcss knave
In the hi-h festival,
hen our lirave cldeliaiii takes t he s
A lid il.ll es I lie pirates ol I he soil,
F.riiniiitr
RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
Frhurl fnnii ( inmliiihl's '( 'o apt riilirr
'nimntiilin'itltli ."
! . iiM i.i in- n I
llllt vv hntev IT may lie the fate of (lie
imiiiorlalily-t henry , we can he piotty
sure (lial our race will a.'.'.ain lie praclic
ally unanimous on sonie religion, as I hey
u ill he on all important mailers. They
il'ohalily will never i.iiovv vvlieihei ihev
lia e found flic ohjeclivc Iruih or not,
lull lhal is not ol lir-l miptirlaiice, I'or
oltserv e dial religion is slllijec! iv e. is t he
human view ol die mystery and our re
la I ion I o il ; if I lie mystery is ever revealed
il w ill cea-e I o It an ohjecl of religion.
I'.ilt -nine '.la ol'y of life is lieeded lo ;ive
liarinoli.v. purpose and ior In active
life, and tliev will cerlaiulv a;-, tee on
such a I henry as w ill explain die mystery
10 Ihem and satisfy their hihe-l intelh
V'C.lce. This is Hill llie place toslalethe
thoughts w hich the v riler ol (his ha.- on
that suhjocf.
I,ef us only say th'd this future reli-don
will malic this w orld n '' mir. I he
existing reli',i"iis i I to satisfy mankind
especially liec.nise ihey inculcate thai
I his present existence is v ain and thai all
I he all'airs ol this world are petty and
worthless; lhal some til lie:- w odd is t he
real one.
The religion of die future, lie. -ides, will
lav special stress on our uilrnli y.'au'i nc. ;
11 will leach men lhal lli ily way in
which they can enter into v ilal relations
with t he "real mystery Is tlii'oiiiji lln
i:m ,'; Socialism, in other words, will
elevate religion from Iwinj; a narrow
personal concern Let ween the individual
and his make:' into a snritl rmin ni lir
tirmi I litiiKini!; im.l Ihstiin. Humanity
will not .lifetime a od. as I 'otnle would
have it, hut the iiietliali ir between man
and t.hi' Mystery. ,
When at some time you are lv insleep
less in hed in the solemn hours of the
ni-ht, do what 1 ofli'ii have done: pro
ject, yourself into space and fancy the in
siiiilicalil little planet which is our
tlvv elliiifi place rolling swiftly pf.st you,
swarinin, vv it Ii its an! colonies of kin;.',s
ami heuKars, capilalisis and workers, all
in the hollow til the hand of thatdreat
Mystery! Is not that a t rain of thought
that should make manifest to us the
"solidarity," the interdept n.lence of man
kimli" What is more natural t hail t hat
each of us should desire ami try to help
our species aim i.l; on t he road to its des
tiny, since the anility has mercifully heen
granted lo us to co operate with that
JI 7til the l iiiverse which nurovvn na-
tu)l'f snests to us.
Who can then deny that .Socialists are
religious ill the highest sense of the
word.' 'hir creed can he expressed in
thesta words ot the pieadier of l'iii;i'
"Tlitt niotlern t 'hi ist w ould he a poii
t,vi..!l. Mli- itUti -':,:!! ; to t..i-t die
whole plat form of modern society. He
would hii, try to mike liie poor content -ed
wit li a 'i it in w hicli they ealmot
milch l'tttVr than sava-es .; hrutes. He
would woi lv at the tlesti iiction of caste,
which is tin.' vice at the root of all tmr
creeds and institutions. He would Hot
content hmi-'lf with tleiinuncin-sin a
merely spiritual evil; lie would into its
economic cai-'s. and destroy the llower
huy cutting at the roots mverty and
ignorance. J would accept I he truths
of science, and he would leach that a
mail saves hi "ll l""-t h.V helping his
lieililmr."
PITHY PARAGRAPHS.
. S. (iriOin l uiisiiler'" the ( Itiniun
iiinl ami Siijs Siinnlliinu:.
!-'.i.','llt llolile lllell h;ic jirel'cl'l'i'il to
ilit'l'oi'a mioil pnncipc rat lici' I lian
live hv a !i;td one. Il:le f.lMcil ii.ls
t'ei' I'eacht'il a higher limiacle than
Tlie gi'i-at siicei'lies ot' tin- aiiai'cli-l.-lsin
answer to llie jllilire's iics
tioii of what tlit v had In .-a u 1 1 v
sentence nf ileal h should not he
passt'il lljioll thelil, have aftnin d ih
eil two tilings:
I' irst. To evci'V h'isimi u ho I'eails
llit'lll tllt'V h:t f slloW II ;i n'lTi'i't ile
l'eiise Imi h in law and ju.-t ice, al.-o in
I'liiullimi Sense.
Secondly. They haw shown the
wiii'thlessiiess id' aru'inm'iit tlclivercil
to a capitalist or his tools, I'm' t he
jiidcf, all capitalists ami the whole
capitalistic press treatc! t hose ei'eat
am! cnticltisive nruiinii'iits as of no
value vv hatever.
The fad i-', against t Im oppression
of capitalism, one pound of foi'i'c is
wort h Imi tons of ai'iiiiii nt. u lien
ilit'ei'ted to the capitalist-'.
A few years liefniv the war the
wife of a sntithern planter, mi hear
ing of some sIi'oiil;' talk male hv
William Mi iv I iarri.-oii aains siav
crv, said s t if shoitltl think son. e one
Would liUV t he niisel'illilf, colli j 1 .-1. ! n-
inc iii.'U''!' ainl set, him I'i'ce and slop
his noise; ami when she was iiil'onn
cil that he was neither a iner imr
a slave her answer was; "Well, I
should like to know what he is "low 1
ini; ahoiiL t hen T
In tlw same spirit of this old wom
an, the capilalisl.ii'. papers are asking
why Spies, Parsons ami T'i i t f 1 1 and
their ci - 'onspiiMlors tlidn't lth nil'
ami form themselves into a co-opcra-tiv
colony instead of meililline; with
t lie all'airs of honest people 'i
hen a man cares not hin' ;i 1 ttt
who starves as lout; as he is well fed,
he is cither incapable of uiiilei'slaml
ine' the noble inutives of threat re
formers, or too llliprilici pled b) re
spect, I hem when he does.
I'ivcr since t he jury rcmlcred t heir
verdict in the Anarchists' case in
( 'hicami the hypocrisy of capitalism
has been tryine' to disarm the a niter
of the working people. The ca,pi
talists arc cunning eiiniie-h to walk
those men to the iril 1 1 iws tl tnler t he
Hiiiseof pity, well knowing as they
do that pitv is a hard thine' to raise
an arm against. This pitying I rick
needs a food deal id' watcnim.;.
V here pity is eelillilie it, will mani
fest itself by demand inn. just ice and
niercv. Walkinit those men to the
gallows under a veil of pity is sheer
hypocrisy, and the emiuini;' of cow
ards. 1 1 was not ciioiiiidt I hat t hey should
e uniiiniily send a report t.o the jury
tlntt a purse was beinn' made up of
xlti.tiiMi for each juryman if a ver
diel was iiroiiuht in to han;: the An
archists, and then after the verdict,
as an excuse for withdrawing the
money, dcnotinc inj; the move as a
bad precedent, thus luiyinii the ver
dict and saving their ineiiey at the
same time. This is I he science of
capitalism, pure and simple, and
their pitv, like their money, is in
vested in the same manner for the
same purpose. Let lio one be de
ceived, hi'iirrr l.iilmr -'tiHirrr.
TRADE DISTRICTS.
I'llll.Ai'l.l.i'ili . Oct. -(ieiieral Mas
ter Woi kinan I'ow derly , of the knights
of l.ahoi, who returned from 1,'ichiuoii''
last nilil. left today for I, aw rem
Massachussetls. w here he will lo-niorrow
evening attend a iiieelin ot district
a--einblv No. i . The purpose of the
visit to Lawrence, il is said, is to pre
vent, if possible, the I hrc'ilcned with
drawal from the order nf a number
of the l.ical assemblies which comprise
tli-l rift assembly No. an.
The cause of the threatened with
drawal of the locals mentioned lies
in the 1'act that the (ieneral Assem
bly refuse. 1 to legalize llie formation
of national trades districts. The
bitterness aroused towards the Heii
enil Assembly lies not so much in
its refusal to "rant the wish of the
shoe workers of the New Knitland
states, as in the t,i t that Hie (tciier
al Assembly passed a law authorizing
the formation of trade districts, at
(he rciptest of tv presi'iit'd ives of dis
trict o. while that district's repre
sentatives were iii the (ieneral As-
Setllblv. As Sooll as those delegates
had left for their homes, th" oppo
sition to the trade district idea took
advantage of their absence ami tiu!
lilicd the fiinncr legislation t reating
the trade districts. Hence the mur
mur from I'. A. do. An J'mjuirf.
LONDON'S MISERABLES.
Half Mai veil Men tu l'.ii'ailc mi land
.Mayor's It.iy.
I.iiM'on, Nov, 1. At a confer
ence of the Socialist leaders to dav it
was decided to parade on November
"th. Lord Mayor's I ,iy. Piibii" no
tice of their intention has been nivcii.
and the announcement has occa
sioned no iittle excitement, as riot-
iu,: is certain to accompany the pro- i
cession of the lean and hunitry So j
eialists. The ai.t horil ies are L't'cat i v ;
evereisi'ii. As a precautionary meas
ure special eolistaliles tinned to tin
teet h w ill be sworn in to do t he bid
dine' of their masters, whether it In
In foment a riot, in order that t In
police and military may have a, pre
text for niassacreiiiu' the poor un
armed pie, or lo fr'.;;hteti t hem
out ol their project id inarchiiiL,'.
SOME COMMENTS.
- 1 1 w s y.roi n i k.
The labor Vote of Massachusetts
will show itself ill the support re
ceived by Mr. 1'. K Lester. There
is no reason win Pepulilican and
I ecocrat ie Klii;:hts of Labor alike
should not vile solidly for him. I'.y
his support, will be measured the
power of the labor vote in politics,
ami eoiiscipieiilh' upon it will de
pend t he colisiilerat ion accorded to
labor measures Iii llie iucoinliitr Leg
islature Throw ;iu;iv parly diiTer
cuces and vote for a K. of I ,. I .leu -tenant
t iovenioc. Ittr fliil! I.iilmr
i '.
Posi t w is I lie candidate of the
'democrats" for Lieutenant I lovcr
nor of Ma-sachiiscJls. lie wax tie
leated bv " rcpulilieaii " Knie'hls,
probably. .'.
I ' s l i t: i S i vi i:s statistics, compil
ed bv eoverninenl emploves, show
that, the working people of this
eoiiiitrv receive, on an avei'.-iu'e. but, a,
Irille over three huiiilred dolhirs per
vear. yet the mouthpieces of the
liourm'oisie say openly that, even this
amount is liberal pay: as witness
this from Prank Leslie's: "Compar
ed with all other countries and with
all ot her lilies of I he world, t he labor
ing classes of t he I ' nited Slate are
now overpaid, or at least most liber
ally paid, all the lilatherinir deina
miues to I he coiit rarv not wit list a in I -inir."
It is not necessary to slab1
thai Leslie's is. doi li": its utmost lo
defeat Henry (ieoree for mayor of
New York. '..
"It behooves all caioil cilielis toll-e
w hatever cilluencc I hey have to secure
n't ii hI nominations lesl tlu-v be compelled
I o choose bet vv ecu t vv o ev ils at I Im polls."
-Muruiiii .Vi'irs.
Common sense, to lie sure. As
there will soon he a City and Town
elect urn, it would seem I hat the 1 n-
depcndeiit Labor Party, consisting.
as it docs, of 1 cit ieiis. should
iioniinati' trood men in order I lial
they need not have to choose between
two evils or withhold their vole.
PARADOXICAL.
'lo von know, my dear," he said
to his wife, "that there is souiet hill!.'
paradoxical ahoiit a mule!''"
She replied he ouirhl to know if
anybody did, and asked him w hy.
"Ileeatisc, although he is by na
ture somewhat belliirerelil. yet lie
is always backward in deeds of vio
lence. "
CONSIDERATE.
I 'ilniit i n optician i - Well, il my ncili
b. .r I hillks I he-e spectacles w ill suit me,
and my neighbor don't charge too line h
f ir t hem. I'h take t hem.
Ojilii-imi- Why do ymi always say
"my neighbor".' My name is plainly
painted upon my -in board at l he door !
l-'ttrimr I don't wish to u-e t he uainc:
I iniuhl po.-sibly in-iili my neighbor.
' lllil i'UI - I low -o '1
h'tirimr - liecau-e we have an ox al
home bv tic -anie name !
INNOCENT.
'liiitiiillirnjiitJ - What broiielil n
here, my Iri' iid ':
I'listiiicr Siiecin.
I'ltiliiiilhriisiisl Siieciuu .
I'rtsniii f is, sir; it woke up 1 1 1
owner ol ! lie lioii-e, ail. 1 i w.i- 'ii'i;lil
before I could .'-t away with the sini;'.
SYMPATHETIC.
f It titli mmi h. mv dear in.idaiii.
mi'it I have die honor to to
M-I,lll,l Well. W.dl. Ill help you.
Ymi wish to a-k nit' to Ucoiiie your
inol lier-in law.
(li nll, in In Oh. I should lie jierfectlv
satisfied to inurry your d. nimbler.
The "d. inner. it ic" and "repuhii-
' an" pa per never tell lie- alum'. 1
work.ii-incii ii'-- against I in ir prni-j
clplcs, uill'l it j
Tin1 m in vv Im vv ails , ,r - .cc! h'lf In
1'ini ii;. i- apt !n Invuiin' a beat. I
ii i u $ i n c s s tl c p . t v t m c n t .
Nttl l( I! III AhVI KTIM i s.
New advertisements .ir ehanijes
must be handed in hv Thursday
iiooii to secure insertion in next
number: ( Mlice, iti'd Chapel -I reel,
top tloor. P,0. Address, ili'awer In:'.,
I , I1C I. VO I'U I S.
.1 v i'i i ii-iin -til - nl siitialii.il- Wo. Oat
.ii liii-lH-il i n I Iti' lii-ui-lir ft. i' lil. a hi. nl.
ll t inli-.iil t'.l I-ai l.
Til l l'...liaii the Tailor make- tin' best
tilling and eio-l le-i i a I tt i niieut-for
liicii'.i-.l money ol auv Men-haul Tailor
ill I '( Stale. ' I', t . linll v.
Merchant Tailor, s ( 'enter t.
I . let I i Mil s i, -I.i-1 -.
i ii: 1:1 1.1 -ri. ix rn ki i;-
( ... to The S;,l'o', I'rilitlli- I 'olnpany .
.ii-.ii v 1 1 r oi inn- iii riii- "linii."
im cut ire Hour . lev ote.l to Men - and
oaths' I Iv ei'eo us. f are 'filing a
:;ood Inokhi:; all I Weil made ('vei'i oat.
id! aI- I.- -! . II. al r.cjil llnllar-,
I 'on t miss si-eim; our Men's Soil a' ss.
v I o and s I 'J a --ini ; v are In., bar vc:
We In v e a ! .iv; a . k ..I ' , 1 1 1 1 -' and I'm - '
l ivereoats and l.'eel'ei s. ill all i;radi-- and
p'icfs. Last of all. don't I'. .I've! nil
l hildlfli's (Icj'arl iiiciil . We make a
pccially ol' 'iiildif n's Mm - and 1'ver
i -i lls, W'e hav e all the new and imbj-.v
-1 v Ic- ai I- .v prices. I 'm in and ! n.,
' 'a. ,(.''' I'ri. r In Mi.
Al "Hi .,'' i 'i.n'i iiixo i lot si:,
1 1 J ( liiir. h -I.
To - r 1 1 Icllli'll vv tin iippreeiale si V Ic,
i Ici.'.aiicc nl lii , and 1 1 ii rat ii lily nl nialcrial
ill ! heir I 'lol hies; il I- only iieci'-.-.ai V i.i
iciiund I li. iii dial by eiil riislin' their
n icr to I m .lian. t In Tail, .r. I s ( enler
-! reel . I hey i'ii il ha v e all of the above
uiiahiies comliiiii'd and al a very Hinder
ale cost. I'. I'', doll v,
IS I 'enter si reel.
A l'ti.iilar Tailtir.
(if ail die lailnrs iii the city l here are
i. one m.ii t' cntcrpri-iii I h.m II. M Vi il"l.,
,' I.i I 'ha pi 'I s reel , opposite he ( 'il y Mar
l.ct. Notwithstanding the coiil imiaiice
of the warm weather this bill he has
purchased an unusually laiy slock of
Vmm Is. I bus taking ad v aul 'iv nf I he low
e ,i in-si hie price-, enabling him tn make
i vouienls at prices as Invv as are
i liarje.l I'nr i 1 1 1 f i ii a' v ii I, I -., As Mai hoi'.-.
icpiil at imi for superior style ami lil ol
fjarinenls is -o well e-labli lied none need
hesitate a hi ml Icav iiil; I heir order for he
licv el allow s any "al'incnt to leave his
cstablislimeiil unless the lil is perfect.
Workmen especially - lit mill inspect Ibis
si oi k of V ioi Is. for their own b.-nelil. be
fore order. ii:; their fall and w mli r
clot liiiiL'.. Il you waul an ovi renal dim't
f lit in v' lo II. M.Vi llol. , opposite the
( 'ily Market.
If ymi wai.l .a sly li.h and siih-l ant ial
Winter Overcoat and not hav e it co-l
your vv liote iiioiil ii's salary, have il made
by I'. I '. Mohan, s ( 'niter si n et.
I .iiic.l mid I n I aneil ( !lov es is our
Specially. Noll are invited to inspect
our line, fine I'.uck doves. iii"d with
vvoni. at -rt.1111.
b'oia id T. L.vi'oN, '.ins I 'hapcl ft,
,! Lambcn's. s'-.i;i i ',ap I street, e ..Ira-
t rdiil.U V b.li-.'lills for I he liexl tell day s.
I lui J."iU nieii's black si 111' hat s ill all the
la ac-.l shapes ilt !fv!.Hl; mir .Vie. Hoys'
cloth hats at '.".Ic, our i"ic. lioys' blue
cloth iiat-at I'.lc.; Hoys' blue polo caps
at 'J"ic, worth ."iUc; line scarlet under
wearal s'.ic., worth tl.'.'a; our 7"ic line
men's meriiio shirts and draw ers al -l!lc;
imr i."ii'. w hile dress shirt at T.lc; all cur
."llie. silk seal I s rediiceil to 'J.'ic. ; ami don't
ft. !;;( that wi. arc selling si in vv knil hose
at I'.' I -c I lou t mi s I his reat sale.
M. I,vvii'.i:i;r,
S'.'tl 'hapcl street.
The be-1 '!. all' Slioe will be I. mud
111 I tisiiKi i i:'s. !" I lull i ll st reel .
All style- of Men's Wolkill- Shoes at
lowest prices,
I 'i isi .Ki IV l: ,V t o. . ( hu.'cli st reel .
.t'.'.'i'l w ill buy a pair of Men's 'all Tap
Sole lioots. W'ai laiiled to w ear.
I 'iiHilitivi- iX. 'o., i 'hiirch street.
I'.uy the "l',-.'ile-s "Il ly ear Well ( 'all
Shoe. Solid coiiifnl l. I'or sale only liy
( 'i i-i. la iv I-: tV ( o.
Our line of Men's f.'.nn Shoes are not
epl.ti'i for serv ice.
t ist ,ia iv i. ,V o . 'hiirch st reel.
liny-' ami Voiitii-' School Shoes in a
larv v ariety at
t '. istilaiV r.V 'ii. 's, t 'hllich -licet.
I'.uy oil! I toys' and oi l-' lnde-1 1 in t ible
Si-hoo.Slii.es. They have llo eijllal for
wear. i . vV . t i isi.ia iv i; tV i o.
We hav e dilicieiil lines of I. adit -'
f .'..'til Shot -. and caimol tail lo please all
vv bo buy Ihalradi ol -hoes.
1 1. W. ( 'tisoiaiv I. ,v ( 'o.
We an- selling liildrt n'-J Kid Sprin-
lee Sh.n s, sizes I to S, for .Vi cents.
1. W. t .s..l:oV i; cN. ( 'o.
oim nu n w ho de-ire lo make a suc
cessful impre- inn mi their U-t irl
dioilld have their fall Suit and Ivercoat
made by I'. ('. Itohaii. Men haul Tailor.
s 'enier st reel; by so lining Ihey will
In- sure to have M r('ect lilting garments.
Uicvtiscmcnts.
SM0KI1KS HOME,
SO'! tt:iH-l, Neill' Ornili;t' Sli'rrt,
M: II.W I N. CONN.
co im'i i; 1 1 i-: nut i-.
IV. .Ill I ..illi-l il Ir, IvV .
Vi-" a ml! line i.i' Tiikli'ii" nf ullliT lll:il.cs
Iv, el I, i is, u - Innn.-n-i' I ... I. i.f 1'ipc- l'i'..
,ll:n I'l ':r.
YALE CIGAR STORE.
('hoii'1'ht liininU of
CKIAKS ' Tlll'.ACCO
i has, ,i. situn-'.:., i'i-,,.
m;i n x i' i i. s i n i. i r.
-J. WIKTZ,
m m r i n ui i: up
CHOICE CIGARS,
tiiU Pvsr Sn; i i-T'.
ANDREW BODGE
rirnuM:s run s a l k
AMI
icrri;i:s fka u.i r i;iki;.
Scli'trrl ion ol s( ri' I i ;nm ,n Jut
Ki t t l I'll.
iM.t; i.i; m si i;i i i.
DR. W. H. MINOR,
DJCNTIST,
i:on ! i, ;:;; CUM' I'L STh' ::
n J.lt (.I NNLl I. A H r.Ti',
UlMT Hi. Ill's M In 1: K M ! Ill ' I'. M.
THOMAS
TF,S, roiTKIwVSNl'KS.
.V.i CIIAI'KI., M'.AK CIIUWCII.
STA rroiill IHMMI WHIMS.
I'nl; h Vlill-'.S AMI ill'.N'I'S,
:'s;i :;i statk Sr., Ni'.w IIavkn.
v. a. i.i mii, rnii'i'.
First -rliis Tiitilc llnnnl itt Loir Frirrs.
M. BERNSTEIN,
Manufacturer of Fine Ciffars,
in,:, t.i; mi vv i si i ,
I tel. Ilamilloii and I'rankliii Sts.
CALL AT Till', NKW
BARBER SHOP,
A I Imi t I', r.riiikiiiiiiin,
54 GREENE STREET.
Ii.lil VV ;il l.il i- ,liili. Ii.l Inr llie H. in III
tl OcImIm i.
H.'i.'ivy Undorwnar, Cardigan Jackets,
til.O IN, SOCKS,
I'
IOi; It IS ItlM'.NM.K'S. I! 1 7 Slate SI.
SPECIAL SALE, 10 DAYS ONLY!
N. iH.-l VV l'.l!i,rl- I'l M.' . VV.-l'lll f t INI.
i '.ml mii l''l:an..'l Hi'iiwei'- ;il -"'"i- . win-Hi ;.V.
lin. I.-Inn Mil- al vvmiiIi -ic.
Ml VVmmI Can ii::, im .l.-e-ki l- ;.l l...l. v. , o l Ii f'.' VI,
ll. iiw W'ih.I Millv mnl (iliivt's nl :!".(. wmi'IIi Hi.-,
Il. iii.-iiil.ci' I iic-c u'ie.- lire fill' I" 1 1 : i y - 1 1 ) 1 1 v .
so:! t Mi I 1 1 1; IV' i tlni.r
t'liii tit-1 si. .1 I li" ' L I i I i miii Oi'iuiKt
S. 3C. )IiHIJ,
Doalor in Stoves, Ratis &l Furnacos,
'I'm. i...i.i-i' iihil Sh'-i't Iimii Wart'.
San il ii ry Tin mill ni; mill (n i il I iiiic
. I 1 '. 1 '. I N . A Sl'l.. I VII V, '(! (illlllll St.
HENRY HENDRICKS,
1 an it T nl lio r nf iiiiiI lli'iilir In
Stovos, Hot-Air Furnaces and Ranges
I'l.CMIIINIi AMI liAS KI'l'TINti.
No. '! (' II I l!C II ST it i: V. T .
COAL 1:
I I fj t;i;i 1 1, '(IK STIIKLT,
('OK'. CtlNtilv'LSS AVM.
W. F. FRENCH.
READ THIS !
.Viet L'M Im III,'
I'.l.'ANf II TKA CO. s'I'dIM:
.Viiti liiiv 1 '-' (..mint ..( Tea an, I I .,.iiinl t.f their
1 1. Ti'-Imu- CmHi-i-. aii'l t-'ft a r--t -nf vv i.rlli 'VM .
,iii. I s "I vv ill I.i' ,-Min in, ,-,l I li,,! il iii, n't pitv I.i
Iniv ii t..ii
"i'Mi I. rami A iiiir t-'riink lin S.
I!. -I la in I In it , - - r.llt .
In Ciitl'i'i' u iK'fv I'liniiM'titioii.
l;i,a-l-il himI .ri,iiiiil r rf-h lliiily.
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
35 (.'ongrfM Avenue,
Artucvttscmcnt.
K. M. llitiivvN.
n. s. OiKin.K
F. 51. IU10WN vV CO.
Invite t heir iat runs and ot hers
I NTKKF.STlU in i.;ii ais
Toexaiiiineandtiverliaul the
!NKljr.LU-:i (IFrKRIMlS
't ins vv iv r: k in
EACH DEPARTMENT
ThroughouttheirEstablishment
I or want of space here we are unalile
to make iii. ii al inns, I, ul accord all a
heart) welcome to examine tliee;ieal
Lai'Maills oll'ered ill the follow ilie, deiarl -Illi'llts.
i;i;dis in
Silks, clvets'. Plushes,
,'ltl'l
I )'CKS ( 1(11 Ills.
P. A I, '(JAINS IN
( 'leaks, Suits, Wraps,
iiinl Pine Millinery.
P.AI.'tiAINS IN
Lmlies' ( 'nit, mi 1'iulc rweur,
Ciirscts, I nl'itiits' ( iiinils, iiinl
Wuol Knit (iiinils.
l!A It'll AINS IN
I linens, I liiusc!icciiiie- (loods,
l''hiniiels, lilmikcls Mini
t '(iiiil'ortalilcs.
P.AI.'liAINS IN
Ladies' ;iinl Misses' Hosiery
I'tiilerwearmiil (J loves.
llAL'liAINS IN
( ieiil.s' 1 1 lulerwcar, I losiery,
ilovcs, Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders mid Neckwear.
i;ai;;ains in
Laces, Made up Luces,
AM'--llillldkercliiefs.
p.aiiuains in
I Mess Trimmings and Piuttons,
Not ions. Perfumeries,
Toilet Articles, ,lcclry and
Leather (iixids.
I ) N'T KAIL TO KXAMINK
Tin; (ii:i:.T v.nn:s ov
i'i:i:i:i) this w i:i:k in
tiik A I SOY K lK-
pa i:t m i:nts.
F. M. BROWN & CO.
Leaders of Low Prices,
Chapel, Gregson & Center Sts,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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