RANDALL’S NEW MEASURE
AS EXPLAIIIIED BY THE concuss-
MAN HIMSELF.
A Careful and Canyon» Bullion o! the
Who“ Tart! Sntcul. with the Aim to
Apply Comment Principlu to All
Branch” of Industry.
11 AbHJl’GGTOK, Man II 12—11: an Interview
with a United Pres reporter last «min;
Hr. Randall made the following uplauaflm
warming the bill which he will lutrulnco in
the how today:
'l'hrbill repeals tho entire revonuataxa
tobacco and on fruit bundles It III) to
Mthollcensotaxan whnlonlo‘ and flail
liquor dealers, haying than, u "mud-l
by Jodersouno that “tho stat. am
mightadupt them." It make alotiol null
in the arts trap, and roduca tho tax on
whisky to fifty cunts per gallon.
On the tarit! the hill is a careful and untr-
plotc ”Vision of tho whole tarill' ayatam. It
carrimtothofraalistalargo number at ar-
ticles now paying duties, and which enter
into cornumption, eithor as raw material or
otherwise, and in the production of which
there is no injurious competition between
this and other countries.
In the revision of the thrill the aim has
been intelligently to apply consistent princi-
plu to all branches of industry, and in so
doing our industrial system has been consid‘
cred as a whole, and dithering from othor
industrial systems in the important fact that
the labor in this country reccivesalarger
sharp of the annual products of labor and
capital combined than in any other country.
This important advantage to the labor inter-
ests of the United States the hill aims to pro-
scrve throughout, while at the some time,
“in (airmen to all interests," In stated In the
Chicago' platform, “to rcduoc and cqnalim”
the duties on imports.
The principles applied to the revision of tho
thrill in tho; bill are that tho diflerencoin
mat of producing commodities in thisand
other countries, where there is no climatic or
other natural muses why they cannot be pro—
duced abundantly in this country, has been
studied and Everywhere adhered to as the
cardinal principle to be enforced in any
rcv isiun of the tariff.
III such a shame all industries, of counc,
should standon an equal footing, and in no
imtnnce should the powcrs of govemmeut he
used to elevate one above another. ‘ In other
words our induo'triul system must be consid-
en-d mm whole in which all who participutc
Pn it shamits profits, whether they are en-
gaged in one indmtry or another.
Que principle of great importance has been
lap! cumtantly in view, and that is that the
lib: which marl-m the when.» in coat of
prtxlucing mimixulitics hero nod abroad—in
other words. the line of fair competition—is
always and netmrily above the point of
Inaxnnum rovcnuc. C(Inm-qucutly, to reduce
the duties on any Immortality below the line
of ditl'l-rcncc in rust, “hick, as stated, "L: the
lim- III evcn mmpctitiun, until tho line of
maximum revenue is Icon-d, numrily in-
crnocs the revenues. On the umtrary, to
IillN: duticsnfrum the line of maximum rcvcnue
i'..\~('ltlllg importations reduces the rm“
This principle has been kept in View
1hr. vuglnyut the bill in the mljustmcnt of
IllxilLv.
’I‘u dctcrnnne just whcrc the line of dittor»
.~..s-c llI cunt falls is, of course, in many in-
rmnmo tllllit‘llll; but it may be safely
;.-.~nnml, \thcn importatiom in any lino of
commodities is large and increasing—and no
t'idlt'fi.
gout: mus-In appearing why the things cannot God
us well bu produced hero—that such duties
uro below the mist line, and that the advan~
:tigo in with the foreign producer. If pro
Illil'Llhll In tho same line is diminished or so»
lk‘llll'il ultngcther in this country, it lm
”our pmitu’c that the advantage IS toog'reat
tube In crcunIc without a readjustmut of
.tutlcet I
In such InstreIIIhrm-ing hocher, but a
t‘rw anit'lt‘fi‘llll‘rt‘ has been no Immucy, in
[In-poring th‘b hill, to Pdlflftlullt‘w' so In to
permit thou iIIdII~trIc~ to take their place
“wot. st w Ith othcr: in tho country
suing Thcir Putt-or.
it“; li.‘.\1E.\' \lan II 1...~ Dr. Walter E.
Judson, a prominent physician of this city,
and Emerson I“. Judson and Frank L Jud
Hon, togcthcr with other rclativcs, have
brmIght suit against their father, Ilumoll Jud
5011,01 l’lninullo, who is $0 yours of age.
'l‘bcir claim is that he ks wrongfully withhold-
ing from tin-m thcir sharc in the large fortune
left by their mother, who dicd somn time ago.
'l'iwy nth-go that Mrs. Judson's last will war
Ihmlmyml by thclr father, and that anotha
hlIIl curlia’ dwumcnt which the llnnl will ro-
amed was promoted to the probate court in
IL; stvml. In addition to their share of the
property they demand 810,01!) in damagol
from thcir father.
.‘I‘Iclilgnn Tnlna Snowed In.
Numrxmz, hitch, March l‘J.——'I'hc two
day blizzard just endinghas been the worst
of tho your for railroads. The Chicago and
Northwcsu-rn train duo here at 'I' p. In. loft
list-aimlm at 3:15 and got stuck ten miles out
and us still III tho drifts, with the engine dead
The south bound train I! a Brampton, having
bccn hlltfl'l‘lt‘tl out two or three times beforl
gutting thut far. On the Duluth, Bout).
Shun: and Atlantic the Iloughwn division
train pullcd through, but the Mackinaw divi
aion is chm! tn tratllc, with the West bound
exprcsn and tin» snow plows all snowed in 0a
. tho «no rn hull of the division. No earl
hound trains “'ch started from Marque":
ytstcrday.
’fllm Lift» Saran Loot.
IAISIMIN, March LL—Tbe British lhl|
3mm. from San Francisco for Dunkirk via
lemwmi, which went ashoro off Ather-
lll'ltl, Isle of Wight, while procwdlng from
anuutown to hat destination, was boarded
by the Button lifeboat. Tho Birenia‘n cm!
of thirteen was taken on board thaltfehoat
which hcadctl tor the short but capitation
tho way and thruc of the lifeboat hands I'm
drouwd. Mr Dozier. main of that-Drank
died from upmum. Tholiletmat wurighted
and with thrco Dam unwanted In landing tht
Simnia'r crew safely.
Colored Knight. Expelled.
haw HAYES, March la—Thuo Ira nation
breach hero am; the colored Knight 01
Python limontly the grand lodge, whlcl
hasitu heuhlnartern In Boston, mural tha
thomemhonotl’almbaf Lodgalnthhclt)
pay an additional par caplta tax of 15 Dana
*for every death. Twelve of the when
healedhyChancullorBurh, who hthoheaé
ofthemrlfw‘maddlvihuofthalatgo n
mlvodwwltlulrawmnd did no. The gram
lodge has just hand out-II amending at
who withdrew.
III-ow 1a nu- Sutton.
Wammma, larch mum nap-nt-
, THE soH REJECTED.
LESSON XII, IN'I'ERNATION’AL sunmw
’scnom. SERIES. MARCH 18.
I'ext of the hem. man. “I, 33-40.
Golden Text, John i.
For»! 33-38-Commrnt by Itav.
Illm Boston, I). D.
ll—flrluodrcs
\l W
[hr-m [Ma-n llvllwruummh. L, y: rm -
II S. Hoffman. l‘h'lladclphia. pukinhrr I
Notes—A ”INDIE, spiritual truth i" Invcycd
under malarial forms or imugts. .\ wine
press, rather "a place for the wine! fut." This
is usually formed in a ledge of rock. It in
rectangular in form and I‘Ulllnllfllli’nltrl with
a lower vat into which the juice run» as the
grapes are pressed in the can abut-u. A
lower, sometimes called "a lodge," for tho
keeper of tho vineyard. 1"! it out, or him!
it out for a part of tho crop. llmluudincn,
thmo who worked tho vincynnl. Stoned. not
killed, but drove him oil with statics. Lilo:-
wise, in the samc way. ltcvcrcuw, pay
respect to. Heir. out. who rot-Dives property
from another by descent.
property that WM to go to the heir. Here it
Is the vineyard. Render, return. pay or
yield. Marvelous, wonderful. l'crccivod,
saw or undonumd. Lay lmndson him, or
do violence to him.
Prophet, a foretell" of futuro events and so
God‘s numgcr to them.
V. $1. Then» is no questionthntthc parable
here spoken by our Lord is the reproduction
of Isaiah v, 1-7. For the statement. is alto-
gether unqualified. f‘Tho vineyard of the
Lord of Hosts is the house of Israel, and the
men of Judah his pleasant plant, lsn'mh v,
7. And again no road, "Yet I had plmItI-d
then a noble vino," Jcrcmiah ii, 1!]. And we
can trace ouch cvcnt discribcd in this torso.
Doubtlcss the planting took place at North.
Road Exodus xix, 4—6. lsrncl Wm l’llIN‘II
hefom this. But their visible taking out
from the nations took placo then and "1011‘.
There the planting took place. And thi- St'lr
ting of the hedge about them, what was this
1.] p
but the cnactment of the statutes and nrdi.
nanccs shutting them in from tho nutinns
about them.
tower, what are those but cuinplctnl amingo-
moms for their efficiency and snfcty :24 the
vineyanl of the Lord. Now, more was a
punmse in all this. And that purpmwa was
the receiving of the fruits of tho vincyurvl.
.IIIII hon: comes in the letting out to bu»-
bnndmcu and tho downtime cf the Hum-I-
into another country as "trim-ti)“ natural In-
uidcnts of 1b? parable. And so lsrm-I stands
before us. lot out to or put into thc bomb If
the rulers. Who were appointed of tit-d to n »:I-
duc't its affairs as rmlly as hu>bnndun~n do
them of a vineyard.
v. Ill-36. 'l'herc can be no L-lI:‘IIl-Iu If a
doubt that tho-s» scrrnnts rcprm' nt tEIc m-r ‘
and the prophet.» bent In tho I - rd < I) IIII.~ to
hold the rulers to thc inithtul Ill\‘t’llill’gt' ml
the grout trust ‘put int-I thcir luuulx‘, I‘rvni
Acts iii, ‘24. it swms tlmt Samucl was the
first of tho linc. ..\IIII from him tlIc lino
swoops onward untu John, who “as tho 1;»:
bol’oro tin-son. And from the vcm‘s I-It'nm
us we hum:
1 God cxpc-cts fruit from spiritual privi-
legt. a
2 That he holds men to in ct not for l . : II.
1. Thcrc Is enmity in man‘s lImrt ag: I.: Ist
Y, 37, 35. The ruling spirit of enmity
within comes to a climax hc'c. The Sun of
the Lord of tho vincyard is Isent Inst oi rtll,
andhim they can out and kill. 1)! ccuhé
the doubt as to how ho would ho rccoivcd ap-
plies only to the earthly side 01' tho puntblc.
Thcowncrof this vincyunl did not know.
But wc cannot carry this oat-r to it.» spirmml
side. or to that which the larnbh- rI-prrwns.
Hero allisclear in tho certainty of immi-
edgons to the treatment bu would rcI‘t-Ivc.
In the councils of tho Godhead III.- mm "The
lamb slain from the foundutmu Hf Ina
world" Rev: xii, 3. And as the- sluulutw “I”
the 1:er darkened about him, he said: .\'- 'v
is my soul troubled And what shall I my!
Father, saw me from this hour. lint tor
this came came I to this hour." .IIIIIII hll,
25'. And yet thin certainty of tho for! of Ins
mjectton and death at their lImnIm' dILI 'I-It
alfcct to the shadow of a hair the 'qunmrI.
ms of their action In rejecting nu ('I’ut'll y-
ing him. “By wicks-l hands 3c havocrnci-
M and alain’him, was the lllflrgt', If the
apostle. against them under tho din-c tt n. {I-
log of the Spirit. And the mm» of tluir
witkulncss was, “They hated me Willtnul. n
came," John xv, Lo. And then' was no
cloak for that sin.
1'. 3‘.Hl. Sow, in view of tln- facts of this
treatment, our Lord’s qnmtiuu Inn» is mmt
natural and pointed. And to it Illl‘rt.‘ l’IIllIll
ho but one answer, and tin; tlu- rlIII-f pnmts
and Pharisees gave at oncc. And in it them
are two truths very clearly stated:
I. A just retribution, and
'J. A new disposition of tho viucyurd.
1". LL Now comes tho applicatiun of this
by tho Lord to thcniselvcs. And he did Sn In
thowords of their own acripturc. Thcw is
no shadow of doubt that the rcfcrcnco in In
the Messiah. and has always boon hold to to
It). "The stone" ht the Messiah. Tho builders,
the rulers of the Jows. The “timing or n»
jecting of the stone, tho crucifying of I'm
10111 and making him the head of the I'IInII-I',
his riling from the dead. All this is rltor 3:4
light without a cloud. And just mI t'i":‘.r,
toonstho truth that under IDISI'IIUII',;I‘ uf
, God's everlasting pnrp-nn-nt Ilir I-x-
altation of the Son whom tho hmlnndnzm
wore about torn: out and kill was tin» :III-
nouucod to them. In tho onl- tignrc thny
wmtho“bnildem" In tho other th:I “It“?
Madmen.” And in each dostmctiun n'n-I tho
inevitable doom.
V. 43. How full of solomn Inajmty um
than wont»: “Thoreforu 1 5a) untuy'nn.‘ I it.
Theyaro tho wontsof nun who had in ins
hands all plum in limit on and in t or: II but
who for a punk-Io and a “1110’ Dual alum-- 1m
beanie the servant of all.
“The kingdom of (loci ” no doubt, nut. timt
given to the Jew: when the hmlr .tllv .1 Ill! .11
to himself to ho "a peculiar tn-Imnc. " "a
of priests and a holy nation.“ 115:»
do: 113,54 And it was given tutti-1m at
that time, an In» turn Icon tho vimryanl was
planted then. But it was cmulitioncd on
llrael’a ohallcnco.
V. 44. ThaJeIrish pooploflll on “In um
ahdmbroltevn. And or 1801) your» they
have been hmtsm. But a wmmd is not
death. Thor haw liven unruly woundnd.
Thank 00d thorn ht a “ balm in tiilmtl.
There is a physician thorn." The «lay of
Israel‘s healing dram mar. not who Illa
nor-amines tho antral-Iran,» ll:fll'ma~llan.
ll, 3!,35—«thltt taunt a noun-l. but Illatmu’
tlon.
V. 45, ~16. The truth cut 1mm». They felt
tho locum 0! its alga, the tolling pm or ultra
ltlthrmt. They saw thcnuclvm In tin- plot-M
am But thalr only raply wax u Imtml hill"
tat-ma Inflammation to jmmw him
(mu to the (but. The! "111M not dim)“ tlb
truth of III! words. Dot they mold put hill!
mtafthauay. ‘l‘hry wold not nit-anal:-
M «Mp. ‘I’hny mid only kill hta
W hill than of than.
H Davis"
Powder, fine dust:
And thc “inc [In-2.9 and the.
IIlITIIIE. I
W.._W._- _.__...n.._.-n.... ,
$25.00
Suits to Order
‘Ftlllm
$15.00
wffltll -
March. 1,
«10-,
March 15.
-———TIII'I --—-
TAILOR,
801T“ \th‘VALK, (‘1‘.
Fine Linc 01'
FIIIIEIIIIII SIDS
Fine Jack-wear.
Full Linc of
311111 FllilllSIIIIg Gflflfll.
SIIIIIH Style If Hals
.._._._.._ ,9.......__.
._.—..._-7.._.
MDEWEN
IIIIIHI II. JIVI IIIIFFEII.
beats the town, try It.
I’I'icc 35¢ 3 lb.
DANIEL L’IIONIRIEBIIZI
Watt-Install Street III-Inge.
'l‘III IIfllIflI MIIIII.
——~'I II E II EST-“~-
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BL‘hT MANNER.
a of trouble or met, you II“ had them at my
met, an ncll ha
PIIlIII If all Kinds,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBELE ti BLOCK.
- SOUTH NORWALK.
.IllllN ll. FEBBIS,
w holes-1c and Retail Dealer In all kinds of
I011. lIIIl W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lchigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesharro Goals.
hunt for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of Washington and Mar—
shallstreeta. Branch office atStilmn
Drug Store Mini
Short Hint;
--——-t)N-——-
Social Etiquette.
(howled from the talent and but works
on the subject by "Aunt Matilda. ”
PRICE. Quanta.
Thinhoohhoautntnm hull
homing "I‘heprmrth man." outdo-Ire
whehnmlyaadta trwhull when
nehoototmm Wuhan t-ntcathmrehlld
m.t.h‘atthcynaygoouttntomm well bred
“811011? hum" w W
figmwmyaflrrwzger defame! “III
mall.
MarItIcawawlllInallcachotour
Mal“ h and
heywllllaaltu 15 ”mm of
Until farther
friend- ampy
GI]IHIIIIIUIIIIIIIIH$2.95
glam: want the rhmrI-I-t MEATS ohmimdrz-
_ cnmrnn GOODS, ma.
WISHIIIIIIIIII IIIIIET.
oo'ro
one Quatlty,——'l‘ho Best.
Ila-f WI! hmb.)tutuui.1’ork.8altand huh, I p .
“Hm: Hm IT'WHMH‘W' ,
ct , II II ' .
forte. m. 0,... ml:
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
58 Washington Strcet.
H. S. WROEOD,
Watches,
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
JeWelry, 4O 50 75.
~Axn— ‘ ’ ,
Silverware. MEN’S BOSTON
Wimlumgtgp‘t‘iptgpaid‘ to the repairing of fine . H
as Main Street.
L. H DECKER,
'54 MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk
~DEAI. BE IN”
‘Paints, ‘Oils,
Coach Colors,
and Varnishen.
Wall Papers, ~
Spring Styles.
Hilts 35c to 8|.00. double roll. White
Blanks 20 to 30¢. double roll. A
large uswrtmcnt of
Borders and Centers. ,
PAINT I N G ,
I’aper Ilanging.
I )ccornting &.
C'aloiinining'.
“546* -
CANDIES
.IRIIIIIIBII
Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.
HHIH HHII BUSHN
Wnotxuu Arm lit-rm. 11:51.an Is
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
362 I'A'I'I‘lIl-S'l‘., foot Bank.
BRIIIG lil’tlll'l‘.
PURE LEA I) 8' mm, IIAIIJHDA I) 601,
RS. "EST M lxllh I'.\ I515.
Suva timttzI hand Inndc Serial, Mitts. rtc .Gnun-
Im-yyauIn-v'p r.~‘. IlILIIIIrr Mutt-tn and tiluws. Oil
('IIIIIIIII:
Dredging Materials.
HIINKS. RING“. SIIAI'KIJZS. SETS. SI'OOI’S
I SHH‘I El. A31) FORKS,
'01' best mllt.‘ III IIIImrI ip- Imi pl! cm! for the 0311
VII'BII- .,TI..«-
thpeciully l'rrpnrml t'utton llrrdgc
bag Ilupcv. .IIIInilla lino} and Ilaud
! Drcdgc Linc.
IF
tllamlktrl- l‘ir‘IC‘flPF
O.I1II Parking: 11 t.“ v.ll-H,~c.nr:.lx.'::.l Lari)! ling-
neon Suppl t", Mar: to I.H ;:I. .- tIal-Hanz, FIMH,
HWDIIII' IUKK I [III' I". ~.
Special Aflomfthn m Urjne fly mm or Muir-yer
I 11'..11l PAY THE:
con‘zrt UPIASJ .INIII' TUYS nmla IIIII mm H
Hllighcst ( ash Price
lul’
Rags. Bum-s. Bottles iron
and Metals.
Pltfl.»‘“l>lu1ill’_f (an al-E‘:
111% Mini ‘II
11 IL! I IV! I'IDIHIOR.I,
“Ht'l'li 5:11:11 ALE
merit of orn: .mnual (and)
MrsJohn Holland
LAI DI‘R' S III. OCK.
3.15.11
B. F. Stevens,
.lIlh‘lt'. HALL BLOCK,
1.- tlu- [IIhI‘t‘ tn gr I
tlw ~2m-1. by ‘I‘IIIIII'I‘: poi
FIIsI- ilassGrIIIDIHEIIIIIIEIIJ. '
LOW PRIL. Esm "W“
III IIIIII
JTJ‘C}',.".'.‘,‘ “(En I... MIL . _ . !
HID HIDE III. III, WHERE'S
I}. I... II. haw HI... II...
B. I“. STEVENS,
MI su II.II.I. nnocn.
HENRY TILLY.
BIBBIIIIE IIIKIIIII.
RJSPAIIIIN G
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
'I'hll is the wagon 1a which to pnpan for winter
and it u- better to gut may for rough travel than to
wait until the busy qutt'r lawn
Work of III kinds aim: to carriage making
and general hlachnmuhinc promptly attended to
Wagons of all kind» made to order.
wlloenry Tilly,
11le STREET.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLIIIIS'I‘.
v—v—“O—M-v—
MAIN mum-21' scum sonwmx
GILBERT It. BITCH.
' The Host Goods for
the Least lloncy
«w. _\ T- .
H. S. IRIIWN’S
B00’l‘ & ‘SIIDE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
(fr IET TI] 1'3
dlw
I ilZS'l‘.
- rnE W...
“ Florida ”
STEAM IIEITEII.
Twenty mania Ihir Iowa on: of then In the
Sufi-aim. titanium Numisma-
'79
W. H. MEEKER,
LIvéi-y I... and Stable
WARWICK “HEEL,
Telephone connection. m It Mo Agent for Nam-III.
- -- mutiny Pia-hing and Low 1% heating a
J. H minefelmr, [1‘ I'arilltlea for tuition all mm of l’ipn
WASHINGTON 81”.. Math Hawaii. 01.
out.“ IN
mm
«s
WWII-Inf II
a?“ momma
II. '0 Pat. ”OOH
llmmfl'l', “HI.
hats, Fish MEWS
Vegetables, Fruits,
III. II. ifffii IIIII
“Brldgeport Bargar House.
’Men’s Rubbers.
OPENING- WEEK.
UNPARALLELIIED IHDUDEDEHTS.
W. B. HALLS; 00
(liter In ctttirc m doc! 01
LADIES’ BROADOLOTHS,
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Foule, Beige and Serges, E egant
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
12.5 PIECES PURELY ALL—WOOL-
QUILTING-S,
In Plain and Mixture-I. Inrlmlmg all the Now Spring Coloring» (this warm III ’IqulIII, wr otter at
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Yard.
100 PIECES VERY I'II’HB QUALITY
- ‘ - -
Engllsh Sultlngs,
For Tailor Mad» Suits In 60 d: I'flent .45ch of checkr, and 19 Inches mdc, goods that were imported thin
want: to retail at 31 '5. 11 c otter this lot It
$1-00 P"
Yard.
We aim otter a very clatnrate monument in Silk Warp "cation“, «111 turbo- wide. at
$1.00 and $1.25 "°'
Yard.
Eighty plea» of Black RtInIiam at Mr, 7.5r 80c and Mr, worth $100, 31.11), 31.5, and $1. 50
tor ”mph-9, a» I m the gnarl-wt I-Ill; lnrzani on record
l‘ongce hilt» 3m- 50!- and 23c hold cwrywhuw at we. and 31.09.
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W. B. HALLOIICO
11ml
CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS,
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Rugs& Mats
GO TO
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39 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Sdirthticld Creamery Butter In PRIVI'S, ...... 35c I
Coconut“ Macaroon; ............................................ 25 “
Choice Florida oranges, ALL PRICES.
l‘tne Lemons,
Celebrated llctt—Inop Cantu-II Corn and Vegetables, .
'l‘tIc \cr) Beat Tom and Cotton, "
“I ltitc Rock (and) Syrup, .................................... 20c 1
Pull t'rcam ('lrccsc 3
Pure Maple syrup, ................................................ 35 “
Angcl Soap, Wlllll FLOAT, Cake, ................. . ............ 05¢: a
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.Hg
SEYMOUR BROS.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meat
—00 T0 THE—~—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
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VEGETABLES.
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Peoples’ Market, .
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GROCERIES AND MEAT
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non GROVE. nun EVERY DAY.
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and Canned Goods.
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