Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 3, 1888 · page 3

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

FROM OVER THE 60th
:ABLE ’cucxs ON vamous FOR~
EIGN SUBJECTS.

 

 

What ltuuia and Germany Think "1 Kb.
Elm-unlit: TWA British liunboal
to fielu com in Ireland—King John'-
Army-Tho Bi-Blctalllc Conference.

Loxnox, April 3.-—The St. Petersburg Life,
a n"weekly publication regarded as reflecting
them of the government, exprelacs
tear mm republic may fall during
thou-ids, whichitbelioveshumly just
begun. ’l‘heconiplexionot tbeahinot selected
by]. Floquct points totlle almost absolute
certainty that the new pranier has stipulated
anthepriceoi tbesupport of romeo! his cob
that the French parliament shall be
dinolvcd, and it is equally certain that if the
di-olution is not brought about the
will be overthrown by a combination of the
Right, the Opportunists and the Moderates
at the first opportunity that presents itself to
such a coalition to accomplish in; IIIauil'cut

The German pron believed that a i-‘I’oquct
cabinet will in no wise Improve the situ ..Itiml
The recent reconciliation ol’ the l zur to Ger-

- ' many isrecallod, and the further grutitation

' d Rudatoward peaceful and oven reciprocal
relation llconlldently expected. The Frank-
m 29ng says that M. Flam-3t is tho
Int trump card of the chamber of dcpntics.
in the playing of which Hoquet Illllla'elf wins
nothing and the chamber forfeits the game to
the worst element of French politica

The British gunhuat Bantorer bus beon'
ordered to proceed to Irmisbollln, County
Galway, to remove a large number of cattle
which have been seized for rent. The inhabi-
tant: of theparish and island of Innisbotlin
are probably nearer to starvation than those
of any portion of Ireland, and may be ex—
pected to resist the removal of the cattle to
the last.

Punished dimmers from the ranks of King
John’s army continue to arrive at llamowab,
and report that serious dimensions have arisen
between King John and Ila-3 Alouln. De-
tachments of Abyssinian troops are already
retreafing ncrom the Digdigta hills.

The arrangement- for the coming bi-Int»
tallic conference at Manchester are complete.
The subjects to he discussed cover a very
wide field, and include the bearing of a silver
currency upon the agriculture, commerce,
capital and labor of England, India and the
colonies.

Ron, April lit—King John‘s envoy re-
mains in the Italian camp. It isnndcrstood
that negotiations for a caution of hontilitics
and settlement of all questions at issue be-
tween Abyssinia and Italy will he continued.
King John has placed his own troops in the
advance lines, and Bus Alouln's in the war.

 

France's New Ministry formed.

Pants, April 3.-—'I'ho composition of the
new French cabinet has becndclizuimit .'
cided, and Isprccisel) as nnnouuu
ablo,cxccpt that the uncertniui', . - :
the minmtry of commerce has bgen . now;
hythew'ithdrawnl of hi. Siegfried .
of M. Legrand. The full ministr'. i~.- ..» i I :
lows: M. I’quuet, premier and minintor oi
the interior; M. Goblet, foreign litmus: III.
de Freycinet, war: Admiral Krantz, marine;
H. Ricard, justice: I“. Peytral, finance; ZIi.
Inchoy,education; Ill. Loubet, publi ~ II urlrs;
M. Viette, agriculture, and Ill. Ingrazul,
commerce.

 

 

 

\‘l’nrncd Against 'llolding a )Ieetluw. i

Dcnus, April 3,—1'he magistrates in the;

proclaimed districts where league martin-1s.
were announced for but Sunday, but subw-
quently postponed until next Sunday. have

 

(l'dfil’ed the officers of tho league in “My re—

spective jurisdictions to prevent the new”; 8. I
andwarned them that if they persist in mrry- I

ing out their plans the principal portinpnuts
will be arrested. __

Mr. O‘Brien Andre-ace a Mcctlng.
Donuts, April 3.—.\lr.
Mr. T. M. Hedf‘and the other spoahcm :m
nonnced to address a meeting at Mitchelsfon
yaterday, were escorted by a large proces—
sion, with banners and bands of music, to the
public square in the aftomoon, Imd spoke
without interruption The meeting was in
every respect orderly.

Gonnany’a Socialist- !lard to Please.
Blinds, April 3—11” German Socialists
now enjoyingarofnge in Switzerland have
M and hurleaquod the emperor‘s
Dynasty decree, and circulated 150,000 copies
of their work in the principal towns of Ger-
many. Twenty-live perm were arrested at
mm yesterday for distributing these pnIn~
phlets.

 

Emperor Frederick's Condition.
Bandit, April 3.-—'I’he emperor’s mt was
much broken last night by paroxymu of
coughing.

Did Not Prone Illa Charge.

Km Your, April 3,-Sianager Gillig of
the American exchange in London, refused
to you his complaint against James Gamble
fa“ aunlt when the case came up in court
youth], and Gamble was discharged. The
two man have settled their dispute amicably.

 

 

A "III“ Elation.
Canals. Ila, April 3. ——Mayor McKnm't-k
(Rep) was Ive-elected yesterday by no plural-
ity.’l'ho Dancer”: elected one alderman out
of heron-4 gain at one.

 

Woolen Weave" Strike.
WILD, Han, Aprillln-I-"ifty neuron
at'l‘nllauou E Powere’ woolen mill alt-uni.
yesterday, demandingom cent per ninotm-I,
picks.

CONDENSED NEWS.

Ira Crawford. Republican, wan elected
mayor of Dayton, 0.. by about 100 majority

J. W. Conrad, Ilommat. unselected mayor
at mono. by a majority of m

Whininmstd Ill yeamuon of n

Mylar-am at W. hellish county.
Pg,“ mmedtvrhh school teacher for

dotaelng school furniture. Ila went homo

adulation-within whichhedlrpondm

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i
William (I urn-u I

thawmdwuarlrMand
ill. with a revolver not a ballothltohie

Phillipe, matador ofan
Mmtrlalforcrncltyto
mavictodhlthallnltal Staten
lie war rent to

jail tor any and Milan. ma
«dye-act
larch-Ia
,aadth-n tothe «not treat
that:
' altad
Hen Km do
mm
The

TWO DEATIII ON THE BICYCLE.

am Do the “turbo-wild flow
Art-lam the lions"

Wasuimmn, April a~m I: A.
Paul, principal of the Dktrict of Columbia
ligbmbod,dled here yesterday of him
received on Saturday last while riding a
bicycle. lnmwaythebootler of Senator
Cullom, who war 0 the senator's
Mallowdfliemtorun into the bicycle
ridden by Mr. Paul, throwing him from the
machine. 'lhe horses became entangled In
mewhecl, and falling, rolled over Mr. Paul,
who wasproatrateontho pound. lluspine
Unbroken and other injuries meshed from
which he died yuterday morning.

Boston, April il—C‘yrna I‘ul’lfllill, aged 13
I”, III of Frederick ForbInIb, Crescent
m, Cambridge, died at injuries received
ina Iingular manner on Saturday. While
takinga lesion in bicycling he failed to guide
themachine properly and ran into a bum
attached toagrooary wagon. Falling from
his wheel, the lad threw his amaronnd the
neck of the home, which ran away, dragging
the boy withhim. A moment later young
Forbush was thrown agaimt a curlatmle, the
tall breaking both arms and several ribs and
causing his death.

Our Poor American flog.

Wasulxorox, April that dispatch was
yesterday received by thedepartmcut of state
from the American minister at Copenhagen,
Mating that the Danish government has issued
an order forbidding, until further notice, the
importation into Denmark of pork orotber
raw products of hogs, including bladders and
steam lard.

Little Hope for: Maxwell.

Warsmxo'rox, April 3. —The supreme court
late yesterday afternoon dismissed the motion
forurehearing on the writ of errorin the
celebrated Maxwell-Prellcr “trunk murder
case” of St. Louis. This exhausts all legal
procedure for Brooks, alias Maxwell, who

 

must hang unless executive clcmcncy is ex—

ercised.

Her Body Indentllied.‘

Nzwnrnvronr, Mesa, April :t—The body
of the woman ioumi floating in the river on
Friday was identified as that of Jennie Mur-
phy, a mill operative at Inwroncc, Mm,
single, and nhout3.. ’years of age No ox—
planation can be made of the manner of her
death. There is no evidence of foul play.

 

Mr. MeCaflroy Talha Fight.

NEW YORK, April 3.-—Dominick Mct'uil'rcy
arrived on the steamer Trove from England.
He says hie backer has made a proposition to
Sullivan, and he may meet the big follow
when he retnrms. He thinks Sullivan as good
as ever at Quecnsbury style of fighting. and
says the Mitchell alfair was no test.

 

 

Spencer, Mass" in Luck.

. Srzxcna, Muse, April 3.—.'I'hreo gills were
made to the town yanerday by public spirited
citizens—land worth $25,000 for n york, by
Judge Luther IIill: SLOW!) for a lit‘IV high
school building, In David \. Pro: ll} and

35,000 for a public library and huifdzug. by
Richard R. Sugdcn.

A ”Hazard Victim l‘uuml.
Rocxvuum. Conn, April 3. ~1‘he body of
n nIulntto woman, Jennie True, nnnrsotn
the county home at Vernon, was found in

a partially melted snow bank near that
village yesterday. The woman started for
the railroad station March 12, and was lost
in the blizzard

 

 

 

 

liter Brew-era Uncertain.

Ntw YORK, April 3.-'I'he Beer brown;
met. last night, but took no action, owing to
the receipt of a letter from the bum brewers
asking that action be deferred until alter the
bosses meet.

Another Strike Heard l‘rom.
Bi more. April 3.——The Allston iron foundry

 

; wnsuosI-d yesterday in consequence of the

'strike of a dozen men for an increase of
wages to 3l.’ . :‘I from $1. 50 par them.

 

A clergyman Expelled for Lying.
BROOKLYN, April 3.—~Rev. Arthur Chester,
of the Bushwick Avenue church, this city, was
yeaterday convicted by tho Congregational
council of lying, and expelled.

 

George Gould's head in largo-r than his
father’s. The son Wentsll‘?~$lt.1i. while that
of Gould porn is only a 6 l4.

TRADE BULLETIN.

New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.

Nrw Your. April 2. “—Sioney closed at 4 porn-m.
The highest rate was 5 and the lowest :5... i2:-
chango cloned steady, but lower; mew new
and email?“ for demand.
cloned steady; currency. 09. no bid; “loop,
I06“ bid; a. do.. 1536 bid

sinking funda. 1140110; Controls. mane

90035037001“-

oi‘ the selling movement by 12:3) Reading!“
Much

trading

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0mm! Markets.

66de flinncaota, do
ml: common to choker-aim. 53 all. l.'ll

tlirlwr.

vanes. 8M Iota «hind firm. and loft".

do Slay. Kilt-leaflet; do. Jutland“
nmot

ofucamermlxed at
“name W‘ M. “Infide-

RYWHI m Ila.
OAKLEY—Minolta”.

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Wm, "Wit.

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”I“: WWIWMW.

To AsSiSt Nature

Inmun'ingdlaoaaedorwmed lineal:
all that any medicine can do. ' In pul-
monary allectlona, such an Colds. Bron-
chitll. and Consumption. the mucous
membrane first become- inflamed, then
accumulations form in tho air—cells oi
the lungs, followed by tuberclea, and.
finally, destruction of the tissue. It is
plain, therefore, that. until the hacking
cough is relieved, the bronchial tube-
cnu have no opportunity to heal.
tycr‘a Cherrytl’ectoral

Soothes and Heals

the inflamed membrane, arrests the
wasting process, and leaves no injurious
results. This is why it is more highly
esteemed than any other pulmonary
specific.

L. D. Bixby. of Bartonaville, Vt,
writes: “ Four yearn ago I took a In-
two cold, which was iollowed by a
terrible cough. I was wry lick, and
confined to my bed about four months.
My physician finally amid I was in con.
tilililpllun, and that he could not help
me. One of my ncighbora ndtiaed me
to try Ayer‘ 3 Cherry I'm total. I did lo,
and before I had taken half n‘ bottle was
able to go out. By the time I had

. finished the bottle I was well, and have

remained so ever since."

Alonzo l'. Dnggcti, of Smyrna Mills,
Men, writes: “ Six years ago, I was a trav-
eling salesman, and at that time was
suffering with

Lung Trouble.

For months I was unable to rest nights.
I could seldom lie down, had frequent
choking spells, and was often com-
pcllcd to sack the open air for relief.
I was induced to try Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral, which helped me. Its cun-
linned use has cutln- I y cured mo, and, I
believe, saved my life. "

Mel’s than Factual,

PREPARED BY

Dr. J. C. Ayer & 00.. Lowell, Mass.
Bold byall Drugglatn. Price .1; six betting“.

gm gm.
Enoan s. men.» ‘

rm at W. Vole: control and Piano Play
a... r. 0.. Box on sown nonwatlt. or

 

 

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Drum.
IAIN STRUT. SOUTH NORWALK.
'l'ceth unactedwllbont In by the “clamor
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SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS “ARI.

5i Wuhlngton elm-I
“tram Dallyl‘romltoltam..aadtron I to” I

 

flaturdaytcvcniagefmt oil.
mm allowed on lit/polite.
ALDEN murmur":
loan n. in new.
only. J om APP. lice. aaa'l'rua
DB. lleOON’lOAL.

m m amm—
Oor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
nonwau. cont.
DflufloIn—Unlllima nun loan-one
89.9.: undue-Slot pun.

renunciation by telephone. um

 

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ARCHITECT.

“Jim W? am“

TERI! REASONABLE.

Whylor’s mule.
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Ann-rs.
a. It BI’ING'I'ON,
\i’aalllngtol, D. 0.
Ten years in United States Pamn Ofllcc.
dkw Guide to inventors mailed fret.

 

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Carpenter and Builder.

Plan rural-bed and Intimate. given.
Jobbing o! IlAgll‘Bdl promptly armada! to.

street. near lain
P. 0. x “3.80th Norwatht.

 

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Organlsloftherlrrqc
Planoforte, Organ and lusical

Composition.
762 ly lack Box 89 P. 0.. NORWALI. CONN.

fill Churchwm

 

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0.56MB; actual rates. 4. M36}! to}, for with):
“overtime-nth

fie railroad hondl cloned .- follows: Union
flntl, neat l6; Union land grants, 1m “)6: Uruou

The Ipreadof thorailroad strike lathe wut
walthc controlling factor in the stock market
Mam aadtheheanuacdllforalllt Iran
worthludeprcaalngvaluoa moms» stocks
wontraalyaold. Theyledthedowaward more
meat. latheflnt bourthedecllaerangnl from
Partofthlawaareeormdhy
l2o‘chcmbnttbereeovcrywaaloatoaarencwal

mflmbmeUnioa,
Union Pacific and bake libero were the moat
active Itocha no market was Ina active dur-
lagthcaftcrnmmmadtbncouneof prim very
mile. Changes were fmmhand had more

of manipulation Ihan legitimate
The market cloned barely steady at
“to!“prrcrnt. decline from the final Mom
of Batutdar The salon for the day amounted to

Na! You, April t~mtflt~moaed steady
ataboot Mord-r» prim; winter wheat extra.
$".II.'I(LI.ID: city will
extra. ”41?.“me “out lmllw: Uhlo rum,
Sim-l. llmltllrni floor cloned quiet an! un-

\Hllla‘l‘utmtlm um active will» prion.
were lrmlar. cloning slowly at "why: ad-

llttoinaleaof XII. lred state at 0 MIKNJ ‘60.!
«0.91m. No.1 ml mutt-r, Bil/3c . unwanted
radionuc- . x» 1m! slum. .tpru stalwart“ -

cons Option were fcnriall and Irregular,
cloalag madman: spot Martina
dull. but Ilm. at “air “trance. tipot sale!
:WIIIO.
alanine. he. 1 mixed. flay. IlW'fiic 160..

0A11t—0ptlonawmdulhbatlhm.aml am
at“: advance Motion otomlnm. and m
if: higher. mmdflniwhfleflucat
Ole: limido.m.; italmtasd. Arum

has ”with”. but steady; myracold men,
“WOW quiegblltilm; MOM April,
sormnwxmt; stale, 11m: Italian. It.
.U‘Illiii‘h'. Quiet, hat Mill: flair, Mum:

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Best in the World
ran. am. 11338.
4AWARDEDOHIGHEOTOMEDALS.»

HANDSOIE PRESENTS
fl THEIRE'I'URN OF WRA
'NBHL 0'38
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Iflllllll II mu IA“ II “ISM.

costs no Hana orm soars
m cons on as all. .

For Sale by all Loading Sheen.
ho. 12 M. We.
NEW YORK.

CURE

-~. neadadto and relieve all thetlublmiacb

t to a litmus statooi tho-yuan. Ich a: Diz-
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. ‘ I». n Immigration, curlninud «mint:

l .:-x. :Ino: n'uomplalnt, while! cert-r:
x llltnnlua of the stomach, "trail-tone ll“ r
limit may cum!

NH EAD

Ac‘III they would be almost priceles-
t h. l' itutn thin' air. :rcurit'n W e‘ otnplalnt u! fortn-
2:: .I ly Imlr goodm: I docs notcnd time
\ 'xnoncitrythcrat. :Il fimithcro Ibrah-

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tantra do not.
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F 'I'llonuzs,
' aom ron 'rn:

Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford-
AND

NOTARY I’U IlLlc.
ROWAY'I’OR. CONS.

EQUITABLELIFE

INSURANCE CO.
ofNow York.

 

Annular . . ..$83,000,000
finrplnm. . .................... 016.500,”

1;;YLOR a COLDEN, Agts.

Innumulx and} HIIIIIIIIIIIII-

Ibo not buy amnnnmrnt or Headstone iron: any
photograph, bingo direct to the chow room- of
P W. Barre, Wan-r Stu-ct. Norwalk an! select one
all enmpkre and you will not he pointed in Ito
appearance [healer In all kinds of building Menu:

and cemetery work.
ISATES.

 

I’. V".

Ill-31th

J. I). JIZNKINQS.
Successor tab. 1 Quinmd.

Undertaker & Enlbalmer.

No, 4 Knight St. ItctiMcc, 8 East Mm.
880~3~II Norwnlk, Conn.

IIOITSA’I‘ON lC RAILROAD:
DASBURY k NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected December nth. m7.
Plunger Trains.
SOUTI I.

Luxorwalk. 11.30. Norwalk. Ar. Wilton I'olnl
. I "an. In. ‘I' 53 a. In
856 " 90-0
103:! "

it!) p In.

3 . ..
:0! " Shard 715 " leed

NOIKTII.

IJ. Will-on Point. hallo. Non-alt.
7 on. m. Mind Tma. In. M'x'd
tl-I) ‘ OI) "

7... "' "N 'x'd

ALKorwalh

7ultxcd
95am.

 

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1N0 " lined 145 “Hind tic ind
_ 1539. in. 515 '- Dpzn.

555 “ 015 "

no ”llxad 1000 " )iind lomllud
W. Marya-oil. “when. and Gea'l Ian-get
P. 0. human “mum

Dleuru. Ticket Agent.
IIOIISATOMC DIVISION.
December it, not.

have Bridge]!!! for “title”.

ID. I
1.50 p. III. Hind f lunar IAIL.
" pron . I 'I' an a. II.
n .

l
'Ooaeniyaa faru New Slllford
WI. ll. Erma-ox. Vice Pru‘t h (len'l lan' x ‘I

w. 3.1mm.“
ll. Ticket Apt. Ilrldxrport. Conn

8. Y. N. ll. 85 Il. RAILROAD.

 

 

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can “or. none Ian.
35.: a. II. Ram. may. rural Ix.
“ WI! ‘ roan.
5.09 “ lam». 7.8: “ Ace-m.
5.50 " Special. 9.“ " Mcola.
an " Inc-Ila. no " ltmoa
I.“ " B'pottllp. loss Moon
us but ' tin, ILIIMOII la.
7’“ .. mi? iii ‘ 3 me u
w I. I3 1 . I ' '. .
m ” main Pull ” £ I I
m " down. 6.8 " .
tom " Month. 4.. “ I:
3:3" firm 5:311. slime.
.m.. m. . .
1.80, till. then O." ” I
I-il " .twoln. IS! ” Md ‘I m
m " Raptor 'tlil " 89‘ rid .
“a '- nonmlx. 1,7.“ " II x't 8min,
5.6 “ Acton. £8.80 ‘ III-oval.
m " Bank». ‘05!) " heron.
till “ Arron. gum "
rm " LII-calla. Ittlr. " ileum Ix.
an " lI'pnn w ‘11:! v "
no .. Burton . '
”JD on .
MI “ wn‘m In!
Imus. Ileana".
MI . 1”” cm.
tflp- . an --
7.8 " hmlhp. ml pm. Lama.
0.0! “ ace-II.

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II: It I It ".

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FURNITURE DEALER!

And Fumishin Undertaker.
Calianll assaying" ofallhlndrotfunlltan.
so Illi- Street, 3mm

tthntrrmentot Illedaad. dayorni l2, telephone
connection with male-MI: No. :3 Be:
loll I'JJIII

~...._... - .

For Rheumatism

And all

impurities of the Blood
‘ Use

IIIIIIIIIII’I SIIIIIIIII‘IIII.

35 Cents a. Bottle.
.8011) BY

Geo. B. Plaisted,

Norwalk and So. Norwalk. f2! 6m

 

MY

SPRING STOCK!

Now Complete-

 

A fine line of
Men’s, Youthe’.
Boys’ and Children's.
CLO 'I' H I N (3-

all], —'

' Gent’s Furnishings

always on hand.

SUITS and PANTS

made to order in nut-clas- stylc.

lIats,Trunks, and Satchels

In great variety.

 

 

 

Give me a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.

mom—-

Davis

—TIIE—

TAILOR

SOFT" '2 (HI \VAIlli, CT.

J. F. Peckwell.

1 Jane. mock, Water 51..
Norwalk, - Conn.
[icing unable to manufacture

HARNESS

'l'o compete with large concert», 1 have taken the
agency or on: of the chili: and Wanama-
menti In the note for the tale of

Ilarneas, \‘nddles. Halters, Sur-
cit:gltz., I‘lllhrs, (kc.

Fine Harness To Order,

A: n-nai at the old stand. whmlwtli hm-
for line of W.hlpe Spongre. Chamoir.
Roller Pccdllago, Traveiimllagskc

Lent has Come

And we are prepared to furnieh all kind: of

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.

 

 

CELER'Y

And all kind! of

VEG ETABLES,
Florida Oranges.

LEMONS.
Canned Goods.

Larahee’a Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.

Pickled Oysters.

”Orders delivered at short notice.

momma

.‘l I’lllal. LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Stccl Door Mata,

Manning new. In. thine uut.

w. commune,

Kl’tlll' Ii ILI. llL'lt‘li.

 

m short Hints

.. .. "\‘w

social Etiquette.

l implied from III: lam! and In! work;
on the mbjeri by "Aunt Illafl'ldn.”
l-nusl: Inc-«u
Thin Ina-II Ibunld be In only Moll denim III
liming ‘WymIp-rthinctIIlch" I- all tic-Ire

to brine pun-my andm hm anal l- IlIe hm
Inch-lot ohm-room

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