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THE cARD'NAtA' ”ya“ lymd::w.,"'lattdam fnrlnlldzl «till call
r I'll, {'l
Who wot Receive the Honor rplht’hm..mn.

p at the Conuatory?

“ININ'I‘ A‘EBII‘AN PRELA‘I‘EQ.

m III 1mm of a CardIaala-Aa
0.“ Donation. Preferred to!“ d
Pap—willgh Character of the Man In.
Who-I a Solution Will be Hallo.

New “on, Dec. Ill—A papal condstory h
to be held in Rome hta few wet-lug which
will name a number of new cardinals. Next
to the lmltion of pope that of cardinal is the
Maillot to which any t‘atholle t‘lorgylllll
can alptra lt bin at lilacs. indeed, been
nlnreaonght than that of the hood of the
church, for the main that many popes have
been abaolntely ruled by the car-dilute. while
the oatvllnala, a0 a rule, are not ruled by the
pope any more than they choose to he.

Thoraareat pron-at u numlu-rot vacant
anal. in the College of Cardinals. The occn’
pantud route of tlunu'haw, llmwrer, been
practimlly antiviral In advaum 'l‘bc lmljor
demo of tha gripe. an Italian. is to have the
redhet. Franco into have n cantinal, the
candhlato of Preehlnnt l'amot. Germany
will have one who will be friendly with the
young Emperor William, and Austria will
Drum the appointment of one who willbc
In accord with the reigning home of the
Hamburg. According to the boat advice-
fmm Rome America is to have at lead
one and prolnbly three of the now appoint-
menta, and the candidates for thew vacant
Irate in the College of (.‘nrdinda are numer-
on: There is a tradition in tho ('atholio
church tbatoneol the pipes was callnl to
Rome to rule. from his cell in an African
deaert; hence every American archbishop
and bishop has some reason to expect eleva-
tion. But simple monks are not called to
the papal chair any more. and among all the
”plum: for the coveted red hat thereon:
jun about a dozen who have any chance of
sums, and man"; there the new cardinal.
will he found. There are:

Archbishop Patrick A. l-’ 'ban. of Chicago;
Archbiahop William Henry Elder. of Cin-
cinnati; Archbishop Michael A. ('orrigau, or
New York: Archbishop Patrick John Ryan.
of Philadelphia; Archbishop Patrick W.
Riordan. of Sen l-‘rnmdam: Bishop John
longblin, of Bnmklyn: Bishop Thomas Cu
Becker, of Charleston: Bishop Richard Gil?
mour. of (.‘levcland: llishnp Edward l-‘itz—'
Mi, 0! Little lmk. :‘l‘k. ; lllnlltlp Jllhn L l
Spauldlng, of Peoria. lll.-'.: Bishop John lrtt i
land, 01 St. Paul; Bishop John J. Kcnnc, of
Washington, D. C. These are the hailing
Catholic churchmen of America. ,

Archbishop John J. Williams, of Heston. i
aenior archbishop of the American church. 3
He “38‘0li Archbishop of Boston in!

.~ 13:5, when time)“ 1

watt made an arch. j

dioctsc. lleiswcll :
along in years now,

but to sturdy with- 1

(AL lie is not an‘

orator, but is one of l

' the best infonnedt

moon lawyers in Q

the church. He il'
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rel um taku place. l

was called in when t
the Dr. Mctllynn 2
episode occurred, g
and it is still said
‘thatjir his advice had been heeded the rub-
nquent quarrel might have been avoided.
his said that Archbishop Williams could
have been cardinal year: ago but that he has
mar sought the position. lleissainl tobc
first in line for promotion now.

Archbishop Michael Corrigan. of New
York, is at the head of the greatest archdio-

 

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know. Hi; triads say he has used tact, de-
cision an l discretion. Others say he has no
curled lxcrnsc of his purely negative quali-
ties. It i» aka said that heistobenamad
cardinal as a‘ reward for his course in the
HCOIyan episode, while others say he will not
blamed for precisely the lame m
Archbishop Patrick John Ryan, of Phila-
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Awbblal
can be no

llvury Elder. of Cinclnuatl.

ml as a candhlatc for the tar
' dlnalata only by
Nauru of the fact
thnt be is a vet-
ornn an'hldullop.
H o aununlod to
t it c al‘l'llblalmpt‘lc
of l‘lm-lnnntl when
it was in a dcplorw
lilo ntatconing to
the mleortllnoe of
the lulu Arch-
bishop Purcell, and
there have been
dimensions e re r
since in the arvlr
diluent owing to
the [act that the
archbishop baa
bean unable to pay
the money that Archbishop l'urocll lust.
But Archbishop Elder hl popldar, and the
mom fact that he in on archbishop will had
to a calnnldcrnflon of his merits at llolnr.

An‘lllllaltnp l'tlll‘ll'li \\'. Riordan. of San
ham-ism. la a candidate lnu‘ann- of llln title,
but can scarcely be appointed. lie was
transform] fn‘nn "llll‘flgu to succeed Arch—
bishop Alcmnny, who ralgnotl to retire to a
Inoimry in Spain. lie is ntlll young, but
haa whence-rd ability.

Among the bishop; named above an noun
mnrhable men.

llhlmp John J. Kcunc gonna tilnvngo ID-
aiglml the binllopric of Richmond. Va, to
Lv'ulncpl‘canlenl ol ”1- ncw Amrniclulmlv
leg" in courses of crccttuu at \l'n-alllllglult.
ill: in a practiced orntor and H will to lac not
only the nmst hrllliunt atndcut ever graduat-
ad iron: the llulpiclanmllegc nt llnltlulorc,
but also the abbot member of the American
Ilrrnrcby. llc isnoa' in Rome. llc lll much
admircd by [no XIII and unnething may
norm of his visit.

Bishop h‘pslulding, of Moria, it u very brill-
iant man. He hi young and is internally
American. lie is one of the most frequent
ooutfibutors to The North American [to-
ricw. lie hasndvmlcol ideas on Illa-st things,
is in mono resin-Ms a radical, and is, per-
hapa, the only t'nthollc bishop who favor!
telltale null'rngn.

Bishop Edward Fitzgerald. of Little Rock.
and Bishop ln-lnml, of St. Paul. are much
alike. Both nrc idcntitlcd with the temper-
ance organizations of the country, both to.
vor themlonization of Catholics in thc met,
and both are fine oratory. and chic mm.
Bishop Fitzgerald enjoys the distinction of
being the only American bishop with tho cx‘
caption of Bishop Mchnld, of llm'llcstcr,
who noted against tho adoption of the dogma
of pnlnl lnfallibillty in tho great ecumenical
council ha-ld in Home in lNll-Tl).

Blnll0p Becker is said to be one of tho bust
linguists in America, and in said to have boon
fltcoriginnlor of the idca of the National
Catholic university. Bishop lmighlin. of
Brooklyn. has the roputnliou of having built
more churches than any bishop in America.
Bishop Ulllllnlll',ll Scotchmnn. is rated II
the strictest Ilisciplillnrinn in the church in
America.

Frmn among these men who dominate the
Catholic church in this mnntry Rome will
maln- its choice of a canlinnl. There are
other candidates, of course. but they me can‘
didatcs only in name. it may bc. however,
that the German Catholics, who now numbcr
ammo in America. will get a can-dun] or
their own, which they claim they are on—
_titled to.

As an matter or fact a bishop In his dim
has powerful nanny cardinal. The red hat
earrhs with it much honor and a Vote as to
who shall be pope, but tbnt is about all.

Hero in America the election of a cardinal
naturally attracts much attention. But it
hasno political significnncc. l'nrdinal Mc—
(‘loskcy and, succeeding him, Cardinal Gib-
bons, have proved themselves such thorough
Americans as to came Protestants as well nil
Catholics to take a very considerable interest

 

BISHOP ml‘l.

horse from one of the harm, was nearly
burned to death. and his life is (impaired of.
The horse wan destroyed Smith had the
property heavily insured. After the fire had
been extinguished rags saturated with oil
were found scattcml about the dwellings.
Bmith and his wife were suspected of setting
the fires, and they were amt. Smith then
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Train for flash

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llt'rl l‘lllobuv ‘ Flour. ”I In- . .. . . $105
" “ ’ " p: bill . .. am
Fine Black Tea ...................... 334: lb
(loud " " . .. .150")
that “ " .. . , :nc lb
leg the. Granulated ling". . . !l W
Ban 0. (J. Jan (have ......... at: It»
GoodDalry Butter ...... . ., , , m lb
M L‘walnory ltntu-r . . 3w lb
l'rlntlluttcr- ......... . .32ch

Pt N.U.lloluum..... . . .. illegal
" ‘pltycr Drip syrup... . _ ,. f-tlr, cal
9 rhut’cla .. . . ., IV: A L'lt'

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W. llllllll‘ll Slllllllll‘l,

92 Washington Sin-ct.

Ulllll'l'lllll & SUN

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Wholesale and Retail

DRU‘G’GISTS.

mSpu‘iul all. llion [mid to l'n'orrillliomJlllrb
arc rulnlmundul by a grmlualc of ”w New York
Col loge of Pharmacy.

attovmfifir ’

FresllHerring!

“'1' armrlllnz Fill-18H llEllllthi, in ml..- of
“mum-Men mun Ibcy are t‘onudwahlc of a
non-lly tnthls country. nuljual as tllllt'ft'lll from
the hclriog Iimnn lu our can“, it! one can on
aginc

In tarlc they arc lilac Molina-a, but are not in oil
New! in l preparation; all n-mly to ln- ratrn. arc w-r '
hearty lmul alm, and have n no arhal-lc rlc-lr fn-- l
unto. chcndtln-m outconlldcnt thnt Ihcy will
plt‘su'.

TRY Tl l 1-}

BANNED FRESH HERRINS!

l‘l lrc Inc. a t‘nn or fl t‘nns for 75c.

Wr- al-n Ilt pvt-yarn! with lalgc clubs of

.\'l tt’ (‘nnncd Tumulocn, Corn,
Succolmll. l.lmn Boom.
salmon. Lobster, l’cns.
Plums, l’nlnpltln

Which urwlll lct loner at pricel- that Illt‘fa‘r the
public.

ASSOlATlON,

137 Broadway, New York,

we give below aliatof beneficiaries um ldniclpaled
in t

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LADIES WISHING

Mlllllllllll llllllllS

SAN BUY THEM NSW.

Iwill be ready to display Holi-

day Goods next week.

1-1. Krieger,

Mallac

kulno l lotol ,lllock.

DAVID STOW,

BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits

Solid Anl‘quc Ulla l'lumllcr Soil. S Merci. Slum; formerly cold at $45.00

Ash Chamber Sill", 8 plcrcr, tom).

Polished Mahogany,
t'hcrry and Oak fancy

Tln- ll: wit aswrtmcnt of Antique rind lanr‘y corned chairs, Pool Beet». Blacklng ram, cll‘ . lnr 2hr

TABLES.

HOLIDAYS.

DAVID s-I-ow,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

SOUTH NORWALK.

UP STAIRS.

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, DE

Ill lllllllllll

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L SELL lll ENTIRE S'l‘llSK
20 PER GENT. LESS.

a

'l'lw but ”1;! our cold for lbc money.

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or rut .

HOME

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No hon»- for many miter around. blunts no com
pleta an amendment of Holiday lllltl lam-y goods.
"liable tor the t‘hrlltlnu mile.

llmenecdlopla of both, of all kinda. nhapw.
dun-ad and nnnnwd, In prim-a that w ill ml them.

i Alw tin-tr. (”hall- and Cradles tor ”(illil.

IV Tl ‘Y ' u'chaw rycrylhlou manufnclnml.
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motives, rltt‘lr, llatlh,
Ilouve Bloch. block wnptlll'.

n nlrh you ahould call a' d rt‘t‘.

(llnl-Ilnan Cantu by lllt' Tlmvlumnl. from 3- m-nls

lo we each.

(that rarlet of photograph. nutoaraph and map

album: rely r p

("or £5 nylon of l‘llzldrcu‘. 'l‘ca Sct- lu mil-cl Iron:

Fancy Smoking Tdhlt‘t from 3!.” to 5:25 (Mill.
ltruwmu slates. um) 'f‘ablw,
\t‘rilln' Du- ». Errol-I. Fancy Table-m. 'l‘cn l'llltl.
\‘rlvrl 'erlor llalln. 'Lmln Navclticd. Wm‘ l'latco.
Alphabet ’l‘ablcs. Bugatclle 'l‘ab‘ca Fancy lkakctr.

a nice hut-n n-nt.

lull: thin-ll. Billy Gamay-p llcavy Waumun. t‘hll

du-n‘n ('halrl. tllllesc and llnmnllrrg'l
Boxes. Pup Guns. Tool Cherie, Ifnllbcr Ballu, Ilnr
momcan. rnllh-utr. “mt-I, Horace.
Row Jan, Atlll Trays.

Tobacco lloxcn almml glrrn Ml‘a)’

PERFUMERY.

tron: M. to 9100 .1 botllc.
by the ounce.

Full llnc of Ccl'noid and Saint .‘l-m-ftlcA (limp

GAMES.

good line of gum-n
all truth and prlccn

INK STANDS.

Do not fall In sin-.9 lllczu

 

l A (hmn- line of Crystal. al-o 0hr u .od lull‘

Stand»: \‘cry low price:-

CUPS lllll SAUSERS.

Blcgant I'lulna Cups and Swan. flncly deadlind, llmulh 1» :l . l-. lll’f'llttl Int tnr lloll-lay tnulc A

also plaice and mugl cheap.

ll'chaicalnrzc and crucially rt‘lflttul clock of

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? BSSKS
. l '

l book» forthc llollday trade. ramming of Picture

- ‘ limb. l'uiry thorn-n. Lean-1a. workl- of all authonn,

and many olbcn no chi-1p that it will repay you t.
not and m- lhcnl.

 

and I: do". in rub let. wax, and l'arlman. painted.

llllln. wood and iron. I'onalllluc;
of icing: Telephone:- ‘l‘nuapctx. than. lanl-l
hll'lnllb‘ltll, lxmm
1 Waggmw. Mullah. Trained lloun. llnrmllw tlnm,
Manic lav-term.
(‘ar llloctul. Track: and hnndmlp of (llhl‘f unlelw,

opp, l'lllll

Baronmcrr.
\\ ain‘t-m. :Ill' r Qtltllll.
(minute Checker Boards and Table». Haul: l-‘iznn-r.

f'wfuntcry in glauware n! all manner of pllan-
l’lnc gram-a or mlrcm-

(lar all-play would not be romplru» mil» u! n.
erltuic than in spl-mllllcu.

Ark ton-e the Budgvt ”00k for
, l'hlll‘lrctl. Lulu more or the popular L'Jc. books.

OSTON

 

 

BASEMENT

PICTURES. ."mww

tll'rruns. colored and whlle. choice

hill 1 -l.~ ’ l'lc um got at a lltmllll which no will puppy,” Wit-la from m to “M m.

l
'
oflcral ll.v.lm pin». Tin-y ntll‘l he own ll be M‘

llllbl lllll chance; choked. pattern- no hut don't I.

Ipllfl't‘lal- hm.

Wc hm w .lrrmn r lluv Ivl Mir-cf, lml‘cu' Mill “1",”; . , , _

._ , ,y . . . . Slldt tummxnomlra. unallkaud
:m’l‘f‘ '“ :V,"_{‘._“,~"j' 'lt' "1' "" "w “"“""’ ulnlmvyluu lineal nun In,83‘31?”.ndgl_fi

‘ ‘ ' mhzrplcndld, gull. m d a new article fora hmaa

, 5.. pmcnt
PM Gflflli- SILVER WARE

l Ill l'ill mipll-vs n:l ll 1' lldwl unveiling ('vlllrlnl n .
lull! l": :i‘is.:;:"n:!;.'.‘;'Jim:- 6.23.13: ill: .(Wg-m- W ,...... «ow h...
thllptb, "all”, ermnl. l-lamrn. t‘mhionn, it‘s‘it'pga'. §|=::::l‘lor'lt“au:lma:hft butter
Nnmll. “*awllg .‘NI. l'c-fnnmy all-Ir. Manicure good (lllrintmu'a warm, ' ‘ “l!- A

Ft‘lr. rib axed many whet plnelh goods In all the \crv. Very (“’9'

Iww all-l . .1 rhzlda-a at bar atn llflt'rn.

LEATHER GOODS

l-‘nll lin- of I'm t- Haul. i'ald Van-a. l'ollar and
' (‘ndt‘n-u _ \lamcuxl- that". filluvlng Sr'u. C-nph
and llrn- «in tn lu-gc‘llcr u: h litany uz'cr non-liars

JEWELERY.

A vood him of t'ull Buttons. Scarf l'im, Brice
lcu. on - I’ll a. (”oilar llullons and many rlylu' of K
Fancy Pin» ill wry low priccr

MEN’S FURNISHING.

A aplrmllvl anxr'nmtt of an'hwcar In all llic
Ian v-l n m -n.l ml-n- balm atylm ofcullan» and
' cull-I. . x I luv u .' Four t‘niuml Suppcndrnl llt
,uludrtnp ll M .\ t'cty lI-l-ftll ('llrlclllln- prwvlll
{I'm-n i" I» 5| o: m ”‘r

UMBRELLAS.

l A chm: 2'. In‘ of l'mlmlina. eullablc fur llll' lloli
ldny lmlc cold and ~incr tops. all m-w L'mnli. wry
. (limp.

PllllllS.

A full iinc of Toy l’lanm from the. npwa d9.
Harmonica: In great variety and Mn».

Don't fall to we our chant line of harmonic, in
fancy and plluh (‘l‘t‘l' vuy chow. ‘

VASES.

An elegant line of ram. white. decorated and
colored in China. Cryolalized. Bronze and Venetian
vases, very cheap.

Statnttr and Smoking Sets.
tow [win-u.

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Useful Presents for Married People.

Elegantly decou'cl out: of thin, plantain.
cnrhcly. wine will. watt-r sets. woodcuwarn made
up in nlurly new. nrcful and ornamental articlcr.
and many other articles, which an impaction of our
lwcnnnt willcox v-oce you. would make a very ac-
ceptable pn-acnl.

Notice to the l’ublic.

Handlerclims and Millers. ..

I it) ,1 m.“ of 1 hr 5 t'bnrtlmnr prcwnl " Jupt read our list of
‘ good: and you will quickly fl'lllt' the question, an
our urn-1y at prices, we are polillvnhgill 12:
curb in"! ever one :- chance to buy at a

mama-l low." 0'. mm. "mm, h, be. mm prim or a rm.- pn‘scnl. The time haa gone by
l'—'.'.', dlmrn -lt-llt‘4‘ larl coll-r lmnlcrs at ”is each l when "'3 pcoplc "' Horn k In“ "cm", W

iic .«lq'l mm for llnndkczrhicfe.

u‘trllil Kim.- pica-ulna low M lmlkc-rcll't-l or Mull!» r.
3:5de L'ullcs' fit-1 color lmnlclr, ut :Zc. l’af‘ll.

., . , .. z, .. 1.. , .. . .~: ’zoolltol tuwnw bnylloll-lay If in want
“3!: Kathi?" "’ J l" m" “M ’ 51”” no. . of any, Jud call a! the ltoeton 3mm convince
A non-Hy :- :l In r-lnllmllcird. ulntc. hn-nlszitrh- {Wimlnh‘l 3"“ “n b“, 0' l" “ill in
cd.a'l .inm Lodins’ Houdini-luck Ina fancy box. “9"" Yo"- 4““ 2"“1’ ll "I” dlapIay lll 0‘"
only 0.1-. In . l’lrsrctthlllc biolot. In Gent‘n ‘l'mlflwf. 811(th the many “Ulla" good. NV“
colon»: b M. c and plum nhllc handkercbitfs our ”'1’” "Wm!“ l" “WV-“"-
| llnc is (Imlplclt‘. and our inc“ SC. to an. Picnic give us a call.

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Special Prices
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m in America. 1.! i' CUM that there. In the election of n new cardinal. lint ‘ ‘3 P k 0y q C d G d
mfifli'u'huohmt mm York 5m... nehmm mm mm of “w ym ““3““ Call and See. IC led ste TS . . . 6 “new“ “in, Malina M we “"93“:
offigurc nullhaaa above enter the (.ollcgc of (nrdnmls remama Yfllll‘fi l0 Comumnd, ' h '1 .- ‘ | m u ,\ ickel Plate svllinglhlnn ata
who a... WW _. «m— ,_._ llllllll‘i. Clallli, Lllslels M" ow ”w o -—-—-.- v Fltl' Low FIGURE
indicatcgrcat abil- CHARGED WITH lNCENDlARlSM. ' ’ ‘Tl‘fifil Amencantlanfl “R man," l 0 ll lsyll:fatl0 Ill ‘ ‘ '
ity. lie wearseyev ’ - M.-- ~ . I a M . », 0 R LOOK AT THIS: ‘
$3.1m“: . m “":..'.;.:'.:.'. ’33,":152" '° ""- llllllllll ll lllllllSllllll. Fresh and Salt Fish, Heaters ‘7' 3 -—--——-‘ m "m" l 2111 Sill llll Cllllll BEEF
tummy. and is Tm”: 2" Y" Dec. l0.-'lra Smith and hi. ”“u‘ ~ ‘ (Ali-lil'fi'i" M ' . v ) ‘ 'llu n liwnrcrr or» ucrllmt hr nam- anl. >t-md a o x ‘ 130' r I
no amtor. for he “[9 we'rc arrested 1““ mghtfm “01'1"?" 0‘ ‘ l “ “ I'llll‘" ted h rill" 5 SUN] 5 “'5' the hcndnf lllc ltt for atmpllrity. drtmlmlty and I ' ' rhe “(98‘ “t 186- er can-
0 input lot the a ll
um be hum-.1 only anon. :ulth 0T. adhotel m the northcrn . «glint-my: nirrJ'wzl’ m: and «s-rly mam! ; o ' ‘ l l t ,
within ill a or ‘r‘ all city. w id: id not pay him w d], ‘ . ‘7 ”"w‘" ‘5 ’ “"0 ”l ' Cl’ (3 "'3 0"
about tfrgrfgyufwl. land some time agolnho cfnvertal the lnltel $10 0 o o 00 FLORIDA ORA NGES' RANGES m J “1“" ‘1 0 N 1’ Try 0" r Butter
. Altogether h - is {into tenements. ut arty people w~ro . 9 I ,i ;
disappoint i 11:; to . l residing in the building. In the roar of lhe ’ 7. . r ‘ \‘Vl-lll (1:00 "‘7 Halo and Duplex (:rnlc. “ADHES At 28C- [per lb.
one wb t .ts ll , tenements were two livery stall ., also . l ‘ "‘ l l ‘ - t » . , . , ' , .
for Juli? will: _, _, , . 1mm: by Smith. but «111le i: other ’l‘ontme 0l’ Cllll) l’il 'lllcnt. Illcoltt'l‘i ” “3‘" “A“ ”ll-“r 0 ' i’lumlu r 3 ""d . A rum. use or
Bn‘.‘ be i,» the m0“ 5‘“ “ll-5""? "JRKIOAN. in About «I o'clock yesterday morning - my" ”I" order!- “I . P' ' g x GUS l ' 1 '
maesdul mlrnlllcr of the American hier— filtrate 0‘“ “lid" 01“? or $953 stables. V WW ... M V 1 am and Fancy Glass ware, Fluid!" Slate Green and D iied ll llultSa
arch . lie is a young man, comparatively M0” “’9 Wm” rear-h “"3 dwellings SAN lLLlfsTlLATIONloc benefits of lmur Pickled oysters lAGATE TIV and IRO‘ “' .‘RE B a D ' U
wing, the y,” of a small merchant in New- fire broke out III a dozen plants in the build- ing on the Mutual Tontinc or Club Plan of the ° ' ‘ ‘ illlll Fancy craCkefs of a" Klnds.
a: J,, 3:141 12:: he smmrlcd Cardinal . mg; ‘ '- ‘ m l u ‘ ‘a'r— .lnet'n: civul from the factory at lhcylowcot ninth-t m Till “(it'll-BPS TRY OUR SY
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