Imam EXILE’S P
"I! ARGUMENT ON THE PROPOSED
EXTRADITlON TREATY.
VII: the unit-II sum shunt-I Not Enter
Into au Arrangement Which Would
kw Freedom of Thoughtwlreland
ill Mia Compared.
Wmmoafim 30.--A pan for thoro-
of the proposed extradition treaty be
the Ila-inn and United States govern-
III-Ita he been lent to Senator Joseph R
Hawk], of Connecticut, and Mr P. (I. Heath,
a ”wager Willem of this city, by
W I. Wait. the Russian 1' xile, Nihi-
MM MW now located in bullion,
‘I
who is a noted author. lays down
Chilioxtthatitllthenfle with all civilized
m that nobody am be condemned with-
matrimonia- detense, and that the
WW extradition treaty with the Russian
Wt, if ratified by the American
Innate, will be a wholesale condemnation to
aplialnmhhmt, and worse, of any IIII'IIIber
lineman patriotic people, Ilmigntitcd as
who may seek refuge from the
W of the czar. Ho Iumpnres the
Nihililtic party in Rania with the Irish Na-
tlmaliata. or Home Rulers. The Random
wantto overthrow the czar's tll’mpUllSlll, to
break the yoke of the autocratic bureaucracy
and to establish a national reprmentativa
mmbly, or a government by the people—
an object similar to that which the Irish
are striving for in their native country
under the title of home rule, and which,
Stepniak says, receives the plaudits of the
American people. He calls lilh‘llilnn II) the
fact that the Work of the Nihilists (Il‘ III-uln-
tiouists in Russia is similar to that of the
home rulers in Ireland, and they are granted
much lea latlmde than the subjects of Great
Britain, andlor urging free speech and free
educationandtheulvocacy ofnchangeinthe
form of government they are exiled to Siberia
oa- executed llltecrirninals of the most brutal
type. He holds that the United States gov
eminent would be a party to these oppressions
underline in the name of the can of Ronda
if it formed the alliance L‘oIItoInplnchl in tho
extradition treaty to come before the senate.
That the instincts oi Anierimn citizens
naturally turn again against the oppI-eseinn
in Russia Stopuiak cites the fact that nearly
nllAmer‘lmno Who visit the I‘mr‘s country
become aympathizers with the PU“ -lIItionis.t.s,
and not only write and' speak against Rus-
aian despotism, but actually tender outside
Insistance. Should the treaty be rntiiicd,
therefore, it would he in opposition to all
Americans who understand its moaning and
thrpugh ignorance on the part of the senate.
Many citations from history and Iimvspzllx‘r
accounts and the official I'Dporisnf lliis'iinn
olllcials are made showing that the [mutual
offenders “which _ this treaty is intended
to take from the United States to
the parent country are tried before military
courts, Without hnflng either counsel or wil—
nesce, and that there are Ilia-ruminations in
trials and punishment of the amt cruel order
agaimt people who take issue with the present
form of government over those who commit
murder and crimes of the bnser sort; that
wbllathamurdmr is p'vcn a jury trial the
mmldm education or a change In
[am of gwernment is tried he
foreaceurt martialanddlniedalltherigbu
of neural, Ilium etc; and the accused In
avendnled the name of the accuser, and is
prevented even from proving an alibi. He
holds Mthepreeent opprenlons and forms
of governmentm maintained only by force
of mllitaryund the most unremn‘ablu obsti-
mic and free use of crown power.
. The benefit: to be derived from the treaty,
he aays,ane all on the side of the Russian
government, inasmuch as criminals from the
United States cannot gain admisxion to Bur
sia under the present order of things, and
there can he no more effect on the part of the
United States' In securing the ratification of
the treaty thah inIlorsing the tyranny of the
mar.
Stamina: declares that regicide and politi-
calmminatim in general are not the only
form of activity of the Russian rebelxor
Nihflhta. They- publlah and circulate clan~
dutinopapersandpunphlets, and the «flock
tire men and women do not III-tend the pn'n-
ciple of assasinatlon. l‘nder the present
system Bunion paper- dare not expre-
oflnlons, even reference to the killing of
students for alleged Nihilism being sup-
M while girls of 17 and] sand boys of 1-1
yum of (age are exiled to Siberia because
tlflrbrothenwerekill'ed by the gemlarmea
and my are thought likely to sympathin
with thevlct‘lma
In concluding hislong and vigorous argu-
ment against the ratification or the treaty
Stepulaknys: "After being first to proelnim
thorlghtofrebelllonwill youho first to II-
eertattheendct acentury thedivina right
of klnpam’empem to trample down all
thutmfllholdmoat sacred! For this to the
only standpoint from which rebellion in any
form is hlamable in Rania of today. "
The Battle Flag lleaolutlon.
Wampum, Jan till—The Ivar depart
mum Cayman Boutolle‘ a battle
is about completed and will
probably be forwarded to the house early
thieweek. Aaunay oilicermys that the
m will show the resolution tohavedo-
hitoaboomerang. It mil show that,
lflllyluwhashoenvlolatcd by this adnunilr
i
guilty, for the lists compiled, and
will form part of the department’-
m Mthatmany more flags Were deliv-
i, Secretary Stanton and semen! hll
mm underthe present regime.
8-fold. by Herphlne.
men-ran, Pa. Jan. tie—unmet Bart
man,- aun of John Hartman, aprominent
“We! this city, comnuttod suicide by
taking an overdose of morphine Saturday
When,feund in a stable, he wu
He had
“I Irm'l Montana! Dying.
h! 1mm. Ill—James llalpath, the
We lecturer and mar,
“It!!!“ t of death M
\
a» ,
I” THE GOAL film '
W
Intent haunts»... the has
Italic is Only lull out.
Paiuntu-nu. Jan. 80. ”In. Public
War in its financial article today. an:
“The ailuatlon of the anthracite coal trade
has not I hanged materially during the past
week All (mot-coal famine have been
dispclhxl by the largely increased output of
anthracite in the Wyoming region. Thom
ccipta of coal from that regionin thiseity and>
vicinity haw been sufficient to quiet the aux.
lety of consumers and dealers, and flieauthrar
cite trade, both wholesale and retail, in new
ht Waist, if not dull]
“The aspect of the strikes of the milieu in
the Lehigb and Hchuylkillregions continues
unchanged, the minors in the former district
having been out for live months, and the lat
ter one month. Reports as to the :ltuution
of both the Reading and the Lehlgh Navign»
non companies and their employee moun-
illctlng. From the mining region- h tele-
graphed daily new- mdleatingthattbe miners
are weakening, and that additional manna.
operation 0n the other hand
the leaders of the strike. report the man a
unit‘ In their strength and resolution to hold
out until the corporations make some comics
aions. A number of prominent coal operators
who were interviewed on Saturday are of the
opinion that the miners willreuirntowork
as soon as the weather has .Inodorated, while
other: equally well informed think that they
will hold out. for two or three unmtha longer
in the Schuylkill region It Iv.- stated that the
miners in the Panther Creek Valley of the
lnhigh region were ready to make a break
and resume work but when it was discovered
that the men were weakening a delegate from
the leaulers visited Neequehoning with $700 in
cash for distribution among the miners there,
which may again stiffen them in theircpposr
tion to their employers"
hon
CHIEF SECRETARY BALFOUR
Issue; Another “’nrrnnt for the Arrest of
“’ llllnm 0' Ilrlcn.
L05 DON. Jan m -1llr. ii dfonr bu.» issnIIl
a mu Iant for the renruwt of W mini“ 0' iii am
The warrant was signed and placed in the
hands of the police Saturday. Mr. O’Brien,
whose condition was described by his medical
adviser, Dr. Kenny, inlastSunday’sdis'iIIItI-h,
was so exhausted after his speech at the ban-
quet' In his native town Thurday evening, that
he hadto leave the room and go to boil the
moment it was concluded. It was against the
doctor‘s advice that he spoke at the banquet'
at all, and it was only on Mr. 0 BI icn agree—
ing to start on a bI icf health II ip the follow-
ing day that thedoctor re I'f'raiIIcIl from making
his ordem imperatiI e.
To prevent Mr. O'Brien speaking in parlia-
ment, and thus avoid that tdrriblc onleal, Mr.
Balfour has Iined to get his omioncnt
put under lock and key once more, even
though by such a course he will be “pleading
guilty to the charge made against him by Mr.
Blunt—the charge of intending to murder the
Irish leaders by destroying their health in his
prisons.
Thrown from the Track.
DETROIT, Jan. till—Exprm'u train Nu. bun
we we I large m, r] the
am Quality Ir ,
\\‘ huh III arc killing at the follnwm '
LOW PRICES
Last but not hart
Ufllllfll‘llfl lll‘lllli,
Very good and very cheap III file
or 5 for 81.00. We challenge
our compellmra In InnleII IIIIII
bargain. "are sold II lot or
them and II few more reluulnlng.
lll Mess Minis Warramed.
lam-I than 0 cans at the hauler retail price.
Billie & flimslnnl.
out]. I}. an MMFFEE
beat-- the town, try It.
3 Price 350 II III.
lBANI Ill. II’IIORIM ISIDII-ll
Washington Street llrldgc.
:‘l‘ie MIMI Mariel.
-——'lllll' BEST—n
MEATSi
SERVED Di Till-Z BEST MANNEH.
if on Want the choiceeII MEATS. obtaincdn~
gird. .m of trouble or (‘Obl you will find them at my
IIIin as Iullas
[N ”'8 SE ASUN.‘ ..
the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee j
railroad was thrown from the track Satur-
day, between Gaines and Durand. about
sixty-live miles west Hf here, by a broken rail. ‘
The train WM running at the rate of fin-ty- .
five miles an lIIIIII',IIIIIl everything but the
locomotive left the track. the lmggflgv,
express and mucking cars overlIInIing and 3
catching fire. but the ilnIIII-< IIcI'c hil‘tlllly
extinguished. All the pmwngeis were badly
shaken up, and several were seriously in jnmd.
George Thomas, of Uwosse. had a rib broken,
and was injured intentally; probably fatally.
; F. HAYES.
i
DlBllL F. S BLOCK, - SOUTH NURWALK.
Iona II. I321 liars,
Wholcilalcand Retail Dealer in all kind» of
iflflll. All} W001]
Judd Tyler, express mmngor, \I'm‘ badly l
bruised about the head and few.
“iodine! Linden, was cut by broken glans.
A mannannd Bigelow and an unknown man .
were painfully burned.
Struck by a Train.
Cixcmxni, Jan. {ill—Yesterday II Total ;
accident occurred at Dixon, Ky, a small
station on the Cincinnati Sontlnon mad
twenty milessouth 0! here. 'l‘IIII burr ggim,
each containing couples, were on flu ll “III hi
the village church at Dixon to Burn“ a
funeral. In the first vehicle “ere Henry
Conrad and Mia Kata Cahill. while Jerry
ConraIlandMis Mollie Cahill occupied the
second. All of the parties live in Kenton
county. While attompflngmerom the rail-
road track passenger train No. 0, north
bound, struck the tint buggy‘thmwing the
occupants to the ground. Henry Conrad,
when picked up, was found to befatally in-
jured. Conrad died last evening. Misc
Cahill instill alive, but in a precarious con-
ditiou.
Society in Kentucky.
Deuterium, Jan. 80.——A letter received
from Rowan county says that in a row at a
party at Mrs. Nellie Walker’s, near More
head, on Jan. 24, three men were. seriously
wounded. James Martin,during the owning,
attempted to kill Mrs. Walker. and she
resented fiercely. In the melee the lamps
were overturned, and in the darknem several
shots were fired. When lamps were lit John
Wilker was found shot through the left lung.
Pet Williams through ,the neck. and Ned
Lawler in the abdomen.
Removing from Cuba to Key Went.
KEY W281, Jan. air-The Cuban (harm-b
anees are causing Havana basilica-II houses a
deal of trouble. An agent of B. H. Harte, the
great Cuban cigar manufacturer, is at Key
West making arrangements to build there the
largest cigar manufactwy in the muulry. It
will he of brick, stone and iron, and from
plans now being prepared in New York, and
mammal) It is Garto’a lntcntionto
employ],000hands,who will turn out em,—
000 cigars a day.
Lynched on Sunday Morning.
Aime Cm, Lu. Jan. lid—lien Mani-Ila,
colored, who gromlymulted Mimi Catherine
Hughes, a white girl living near here, on Fri-
day last, was captured by the liner"! and
lodged in jail on Saturday night. Subse-
quently a body of armed citizens. numbering
about 100, came into town and compelled the
Ibeflfltogivethemthekeysoftbejall They
then took Edwards out, carried him about 100
yardsfromthejailandhangedhhntoah'ee
Adelelng the Pope.
lornou,.lan. 30.-—'l'ho Chronicle prints a
from Paris which mm that Car
dlnal Gibbon! has written another letterto
mmnthevadcanuot to condemn
thewritlnglof E,enryGeorge,wlIo the car-
dinal says, simply follow- the theories of
Herbertspenceranddoimfltuart Mills, and
that it willbe Inbeat to allow themtodloa
natural death.
Terrible light for a mother.
Dawma,Ga.,Jan. 30.4an plantation
of Archibald lchlll lived lira 1!»me
andhertwochildren. The woman went a
abortdhtancqluvlngthechlldrenlnthe
house, which wu norm inflamea It was
lmpodhletomtheehfldm. Themother
cwldueflmhnralmbathulmpowr to
modern-flame.
man-t; munch-I.
mm.Ih.m-—wmu
.m Inn that than
wflmh mm at
”Prince
Mun Mario ,
m'hmh”‘:
Brick. Lime, Cement.
‘ Blue Stone, Etc.
IIclIiglI. I.::I-knu:IIIII:I. Lot-uni
Mountain. Franklin. and
ll‘ilkesbarrr (Innis.
\‘Elrrlh funl of \‘l’uslnnglun :In-i liar
Slit." ril'I'I in. .‘r'dill‘." Hflli'l’
l'llly Flurr
M Sillbill’l
\Vnouuu no Ran". Dunne In
[Manufacturers' and Painters’
' SUPPLIES. 7
iShip Chandlers.
362 \l'A'l‘l‘lll-.“'l‘., foot Bunk.
Blllllillil’llll’l‘.
PURE LEAD & OILS. RAILROAD (20].-
RS. "1231‘ MIXED I’AIN'I'B.
Nova SI-ottn hand made Socks. Mitts, l‘lt‘ . Gunn-
I-cys and “>0er. lluth-r Mllll'll'i and (lion-II, on
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
JIM“. RINGS. SHACKLES. NETS. SI‘OOI‘S
o'IIIWEI.‘ AND FORKS,
Wheel material audio special patterns for the fly!
lcr Bunion».
lispvclally Prepared (‘otlon Dredge
he: Rope Manilln lluoy and “and
Dredge” ac.
Oile. Packing. Waste, lion-Jud a lull lIiIeIIf ling-
ncere' Supplies. Dianne Lights. tile-Ia II. Flaw,
WNBW YORK l'lllClv.§.
Special Attention m 0H!" by lIIIil or Manager
ShOrt Hints
_—— on---
Social Etiquette.
Cbmpded from the latest and best works
on the subject by “Aunt Matilda. ”
PRICE. '10 cents.
This book mould be in every family! desirous of
know-mg "The proper thin to do." c all d
to behave properly and to now what in the belt
mhool of Inllllll‘n'. W hat phat) we Inch curl child-
II II that they may go out into the world well bred
men and women n?
"lilloll'l' lllN'PR" contains the unmet. and will
be mailed to any Iddrm lineage pmnld on receipt
of price | AL.
Until further notice we will mall each of our
friend: a copy of the above valuable book gradual
free nfpm perm if they will mail no Iii wrapper- of
Dobbloe' Electric soap.
By folding up the Imupm as you would a news-
papI- r. the poet-cc will be only 2 cents.
AIwaI a put our full name and addrere on the
outside at the audio and write on the word Bli-
qnelle nine, and then he will know who tends il.
l. L. CllAGIN & Co,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
tanned Bonds ’
Canned Born. lie 6 {June 8 60
Tomatoes, ll 0 .00
I‘ . Sueeotaah, 13 6 “ "3 ‘
“ Lima Beam. 1-} 0 “ All
“ Pen. 15 ll “ 84
“ Salmon, III ‘0 n I 05
“ Lobstenetar) l7. ti " l 00
" Bakedllcaasflfi 0 .. at
u-.. l'unlpkla, l- I: 00
Poultry if all Minis.
mi for RUBBER one 9
"-HIII l
mu Iii BUSHNELL)
“"5 on I. ll. III IIIIII
‘JOIIN TRIS'I‘BAM,
"OPTIGIAN,
MMIIIIMI Fill].
Mala SL. So. .‘orwnlk, ‘
. Lard by all III‘IiI'Il IlI-IIlI-Is in
lltil‘rCS illill (‘nllltn
more llllll'llllClll than ('(II'II,
Oato'or wheat. and sold (to
innoducc it) at cost price
Raymondllros
General ’Agents.
N
If
Contains
IN H. S. ROOD’SJEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
0f allkiude. Fire! Clara
B WK E R U
CORN U(‘0l‘|AS. (‘ANDY TOYN. and a full nation-
nu-ul of urIuIIIIcIIlal candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDIC R'S BLOCK.
B. F. Stevens, .
III s10 HALL BLOCK, ll H HARVEY’S
l ”W lMlfiV'IKHHl I I
FUR
Firsillasslruiuies
i
l 0i nil lamina!
l
i
:LOW PRlb ES. 25 Cents.
I Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50,75.
BuIII-r In llolls.
MENS’ liOS’I‘ON
Hill Rlllfllli
I IlIIllI-r that We are selling low. Come
8-). 5H,”
and try it.
l2 Main Street.
i if you II nut
('IIiI-liester t'reaIIII-ry
300D BUFFEE [1R TEA,
'l‘ry or.
B. F.
1111 su:
\\ c have the HWY.
STE" EN S,
"A ll" BIAN‘K.
HENRY TILLY.
BARRIAGE Milli}.
lflCl’Alllefi
1‘ FM ‘ll .ll. Ill. H‘KSMI’I'HINH.
T1. I i, ”I w. -m- n In which to pn-pnre for winter
III II ll In III-mi Inc-I null, for mu i. lraveiihnn to
u an ill III 1 IhI may vIIIIII-r war-nu
Best quality,
I \\ H l. E’ .\l' 'l'lli'
“who! a I kind“ p.- mtinlni: tn carriage makim
. and :rnrrn: lIIuI‘kmethmg promptly lllll‘l'lll'll III.
‘ “mum! of all Mini: IIIIIIlI- in I-Ivi- I
l Wagon» in! min-
; Henry Tilly,
MA l .‘I 51' R “311‘.
chs SMITH
_- A“.- - ..-
“SLY ONE Ql ALITY ~~TIIIZ \ bll‘ Illfifi'l‘ ‘
. \I‘Ll Lamb, Poultry Mimoi. Slit Purl:
FIMI l'IIIk (on-ed llI-If \‘nII kw! ”:lnI our.
Spring l‘ hirkI- -n llnnn- Shun' d l"
ITIIIUL'IHL Baum. Fr IIIIII'IIIIII.
Soniclhih;N wry I.iII-,
l”0il(‘(l Boneless llunl.
PI Ill
and lleinls.
[til I Md in
“ III! I‘ll I'fllnlflll E
~ I?” VHii“AI.K
lkt'i
., *4)me
. AL L GR ADE S ,
JOHN“'H. SMITH, ' ANDAT
FLURIST Lowest Prices!
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
GILBERT In. arrcn, Th” “N Goods for
the Least Money
~—~.\T—-—-
Livery and Peed Stable
D All“ It It norm»
TIMI-cu and I'aniugI-Molvt for all on 'Illllni
(f-ulrhme It Depot mince! All Trum-
OIIoIi Tumom- ll flammable Price!
’|' I lrphnnr runnmiiun.
Bilil'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane's Block.
MAIN STREET.
’I‘IIE ‘BES'I‘,
FACQ‘OR'Y
To let III for uric. comer bay and ll!) mend minute.
IN'Qlllltl'l Ol“ -
E. A. Woodward or Russell Prim.
.,
For Dale
CHflICE BUILDING Lil's !
ON WOODWARD AVE.
INQUIRI 0'
E. A, Woodward.
”but
J .H Klinefelter,
cumin IN
hats, Fish Mains,
Vegetables, Fruits, ‘
carom) Goons. ETC.
ditw
6 ET
._._. 1'!le «««««
“ Florida ”
STEAM Illli'l‘Ell.
l
'l‘wrmyinuneln Ilium. one of the-I la the
Sentinel once. where M can he been In operation an
Immune.
W. H. MEEKIR,
Lady’s Rubbers
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron _
P-Irlin- {1?in '-.:n I In .-I- ll ll e ~loIk TI} .I IltllllL' 3.0:.
l S. BRUWN’S
madman-mucus.”
‘HI I 030 Wofw mtroduomg
“T8 Kw -
“lull“ Fl“ 910111 Mi BMIIMM Muslin,
We offer this choice brand for one Week at
a. low price.
'A. .DIGKERMAN -& SON,
39 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
‘ FOR YOUR t
FreshMeats
-—-——GO TO THE——
‘PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(anode delivered promptly and special attention paid to orders left at the market
. A fullllae of
VEGETABLES.
nos" ‘ FORGET Tun PLACE,
Peoples’ arket, .
A. R. TYLER, Prep.
FREE RETURN FARE
WILL 131-: GIVEN BY
W. B. HALL 8: 00.,
To all who during January phall purchase to amount of 310.“) at their
RED TICKET SALE.
All “I rk Mflkt‘l‘ lnnI li, elioppin; IloIIIr and scrap baakets marked at lea-z than half value and placed
a.- foii our: 5c; in, 5, 25 I , 50¢ and. 5 tuit-
I . ' .
Shopping and Travelmg Bags.
\l'crc l5 I1-:III» ml ticket [rice lilo Wore 50c. ml tI IkII price a
\\ no 5!; Int ticket price 72; Jill 81. 25 and Si. 38 hill!“ ("lli‘Jli c at 51. All 51. 50am! $1. I. 5 bags choiaa at
SI :I. All S‘.’ II d s ‘15 bag.i chain :11 st IL) lrwit‘nrr, pin uh. hunts and worsted goode all marked m-
minim of cm! i 't'flllmt'l}. books. IIinrunIc and nli arIII II ~ lion; in for Holidays will "0 at ml ticket
pricw
l
i . Merino Underwear.
LIIII- of mi llllu‘l bar; ain~
hill» 1 mid" n‘dllt' Cd.
i Scotch .Wool Underwear.
(hula best Smith wool sh rt» and III: nan-u lull rc ,{ular Inndl. u ill a») at about half price.
an Irlct undcnunr all m IIkrIi 'Ii anionishing priI e~
\l ere .5c; red ticket price 50c.
Ancrirazi lII-JI-ry~ lil'fil quality. shim'nnd drnweri. 5'3, now 31. All
Highest ( ash I’I'it'eimoaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
.I'I \\. i! in! tin ILIlnv'IIII 0! ml l I in II
III IIII Elfin?" $1: Fm“! 5WD
NI ii ,IIkIt- \\i I11,
l3? Ignaz * Ilwrnp~I tlInI WI r 3150. $11“. and
dim» an: tin lit": "nods aIIIlI'- w mm! fi‘lll onuh‘ » Inn! fin
":"IIlsI Inmls 0
$50—
“I will .-I- ll .1 low lusi umpu. ll’ililnli Il iv. :h hwl lil III; mm in n It,"
lint N‘nl ha thI are north $100 nth
‘ w. B. HALL It co.
lGROCERIES AND MEATS
—-—-— AT THE OLD STAND 0F—- —
T. BURR GUYER do SON.
spnmcwoon.
. \‘I.
h.
.u.l. ounnns "hum PRDMP‘I‘LY.
_.,. »« 40> “~—
"‘00. we have
In Id: .
Wc do not claim those to be the
CITY mum FIND 11‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE To TRADE WITH US.
GIVE us A Tillman.
SEYMOUR BROS.
llave received a large invoice of the CI located
llliW-lllllll’ Slim. Willi.
do. d. m ' {mm f." Iory in Maine, rail and obtain a min air can. wl. oh la min-mead to he the fluent arti-
rl i' in thin lilo. n town.
Dew-[non Sugar Corn. I Dew- 1 rep Blackberries.
Dew-[Drop 'l‘mnmmm now-Dr. p Succolul.
IIow-Ibrap I'euellcu. flow-Drop Apprlcola.
Dow-Bron »\ ppm “cup. Dow-Drop Tamale “II-p.
Dow-Drop Bartlett PI urn. Dew-Drop I lmu Beans. ,
Dew-Drop Earn June I'eae. .
There good: are Iiriclly amt-chm, and are put up [In I' now wheeze appreciate a Iv-ndmlele. We
are general agents and have exclusive sale for this trim] in Illll town.
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