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TIIE WOELO‘S PAIR OF ’92
Another important Meeting of
New York's Citizens.
Ill CONT ill“ I’Allli' EXMI‘I‘IOH.
Wbliolaw Bold heads louse interesting
”gene—a latter from lad’residnt
Wound-“Clare”. llewea's I’laa 1.1110
00 the “labia Without Debate.
. law You, July illu—‘l'he aim'lsl M
h of the «annuities mined by the Chamber
d Woe to cooperate with the city and
date authorities in arranging for the world‘s
tab of no: '00 held. Resolutions were
0009101! providing for the ammlntmeut of a
mitt” to prepares list of fifty of the
who! the Chamber, to he submitted to
layer Grant to select such gentlemen as he
“rad loserveou the four committees he
was empowered toappoiut.
(loci of the Paris Exposition.
A cable dhpatch was read from Whitelaw
Reid, American minister at l'arin, giving
deiaibof the coat of the French exposillw.
m are given in millbn france.
Maud tickets, 211’; state rulaidy, 11;
sity subsidy, ll; 1am!- from cones-ions,
I Total receipts, 41.93"; total expwses, in-
clldhg buildings and all working aspen-so,
about“ 1-5, leaving a surplus of 8,801,010
lilac, not including side of material or
value of permanent buildings.
A letter from (lrover Cleveland.
A letter from ex-l’resident Cleveland,
dated Marion, Man, was read, and in it the
writer expreined his willingness “to assist in
every minis way the undertaking."
Clarence Bowen's italic-e Tabled.
Ir. Clarence Bowen aseries of rm
tlons providing for the c ration of the
her of Commerce wi h the citireus’
committee, recommending that the control
of theexyiosition be not given to one man,
/ but to four coordinate committees, sub-
ordinate to a general committee, such com—
~ Inlttae to be selected by a nominatingooin—
ldthsof not less than six men, of whom May-
C Grant, ex- at Cleveland and Gen.
”man be hem, and that a committee
I- Muted by the Chamber of Commerce
to “for with Mayor Grant.
iii- Bowen thought that New York's
chills Ihould be strengthened by careful and
will!“ action, and by [sitting the right men
(It the committees
Bane difllculty was experienced in obtain—
hg 0 mount! to the resolutions Finally
Ix. Flint senied to second them “for the
lb of brin ing it before the house,” as he
The resolutions were then
on the table vntbout debate.
Dr. Roberts Dead.
T111381?! Ll, Pa,July 3I.—Dr. IV. ll. Rnbv
ctr, the 'ginator of ultra-glycerine tor-
pedoes f blasting in oil wells, died at l p. in.
TC! y ago Dr. Roberts was proprietor
of The New York Dental Joumal
and lished a national reputation
titling l. the country. In 1.16? he was
elected common council in New York
city in 1868 removed to Titmville, where
resided. He was a delegate to
,publican national convention in Chi—
year and a strong supporter of
politiu and served several terms in the
Dr. Roberts leaves an es-
tate valued at $3,000,000.
The Bow About the Fisheries.
Ornwa, July 3l.—The Dominion govern-
mt has decided to withdraw the privilege
long mjoyed by the French fishermen of St.
Piaf" Miquelon, of landing fish at Halifax
and repacking in bond for future shipment.
The Canadian fishermen complain that the
system works injustice to them, became the
Pinch government allows a bounty per
quintal on all fish so exported by French fish-
men, which placu the Canadians at a disad-
vantage, and, moreover, that American fish
class: have been enabled to violate the regu—
lations by running their cargoes from St.
Piure into Halifax as French fish and trans—
. shipping them to the United States or else-
I where.
lleliinlcy Sure of the Bpaahmhip.
Wasuiuoroa, July 31. —— Representative
HcKinlpy lest the Ebbitt. He has been at
a little bummer resort in Pennsylvania, and
ran o‘er has on some private bminess, he
huh He is very conikient of being chosen
erofthenext housean it meets, but
he hasbeeu paying no attention to public
'aflairs. Hessyshehasnothad any buthis
own local paper for nearly three weeks. For
a month or more he is going to rest and then
bewillgohomoandtake an active part in
the Ohio campaign.
Troops to Protect a Prisom.
Bitumen“, Ala, July 31. -—Rube Bur-
row; a noted train robber. murderer and
utiaw,huheeuarrsstadatVerium, lamar
county. Thedierli! fearing an attempt to
mettle winner-or to lynch, it is not
known which, appealed to Governor Beay
fun-cops. The governor ordered the Bir-
minghamriilestogotoVeruouat once and
thscompany left the city at 7 o7clock. News
from the scene of trouble is awaited with
much anxiety.
Rev. Hes-an lust (lo.
Hamssuao, Pa, July 31,—Governor
BaaverhasdecidedtohonortlouthCarolina’s
requisitionfor Flemon,thecoloredpreacher
charged with murder. A large delegation
Ofelia-d men pleadedfor Ficmon,but the
saidallhe coulddowastonquest
govel'aorofflouth Caroliaatoguarautee
conductfor Flemontotheplaceofcou-
Abdel. Wasn't-o Vary "may.
ma, Ga, July SL—Whau Il- -nry
mwholivssasar Rutledge, leftnoms
; lvehbwifsaloadsdshotgumandtold
" sonsoot anybodywhobothemlbc. Ba
. Matifldciock at night,and, thim'h
pinnacles fun, refined to tell In
ysrswho howls. She shothim lathe
a. Hewillpobablydia
,sla Ilsa 0150.000, but lineal III-elf.
1 cameo, July SL-lleruian Carmen, a
..Polhb1ew,agsdflyears,shoihimselfinthe
mutbwitbsuicldaliutnt. Hewllldle. Be
heuppnssdieheworthMMlunelesiah
.dmflmwmhmu
dasuisofkbpuputydruvahimmxy. lie
‘ hawifesadgrowuupfaiuily.
, “We laces-en
’IVYOIK, July n-Tilsl’is-chiuwaa-
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TELECIIAPHIG "EVITIEI.
lews notes of interest Malls nea-
dens-ll.
I’. W. Jinan, sale-nan of the Missouri
Glass mainstay, sulcidedm s natstorlum at
St. lands. No calla is known for the set.
The 'l'liotis has ved st llltksand and
manual looking at r the real wales.
lit-Keen a Applstm, manufacturers“ lis-
leul, have assigned toJunius heel», of line
too. Tbaauiilllatod liabllimeare than “5.1!”
to 075,001; estimated 00010. “041”-
The June suit-mt of the Erie railroad
shows an increase of 04,1170 in net earnings as
compared with June, use.
John Bikinis, freight agentof the Delaware
and lithium railroad at Piattslmrg, ll. ‘1..
was killed in the freight yard.
Naval cadetshlla have been secured by
(image Title (linen, lucky liouut, Va,
Fifth district; Charles J. Lang, Allegheny,
l'a., Tweniy~tlilnl illnil‘lfff, and Robert flab
held, (aims, N. Y., 'l'blrtyvdrst district.
hits. John l‘ooler, of Utaego, has given
blrtbtoa baby of startling duuenslmis. it
weighslen-then two rounds, measuru ion
Inches in length and has» then three inches
serous the stumblers.
Hula-viiiieudent of Police lllllllifll‘fl and
Liam. lions, of t‘bicngo, hare guns to Winni-
peg to take llurke, the Cronin enamel, and
the witnesses Carlson and Montreal to the
atone of the crime.
Rube burrows, a noted robber, murderer
and outlaw, was arrested at Vernon, Ala.
A! there were evidences of an attempt at
rescue or lynching Governor Bony dispatched
the Birmingham rifloi to the scene
A saillmat containing William llallny, of
rioinerville, his son and the two aims"! Fran.
31s (.‘lender, capslml on Mystic river, Ila-i.
liallay succeeded in savlng his own son ind
the elder Clender, but the third boy was ‘
drowned.
A long Mending feud led ton fight between
three members of tho licllao and Lancaster
families at lllcllae, (in. Washingum Low
caster, the bond of that family, was killed,
and Wright [ancestor and El lit-line were
severely wounded.
The mmptroller of the currency has auv
thorired the First National bank of lirunr
wick, Mo, capital 95111411", and the I’eoplo‘a
National bank of Denver, (Jul, capital wail,-
illll, to begin business.
The American Printing company has-tart-
ed up at Full ltiver, and for tho praicnt will
run about 110,010 picm weekly.
The stables and sheds at the Ilmfif'lty I )riv-
ing park at New Haven burned. 14m, 85,000.
Holden I. Kohlorfycr, the alleged forger
; crnl Wt‘t‘iist ago, and Iwr Iii’t‘fit‘lif‘ti became
' known through the action of the custom
g house authorities, who wind the vcstmcnta
' she had brought for tboum of Father Ila,
from llutler county, l'a, who has been held
for extradition, has left Toronto for the
Staten.
Newlmrt's electric street railroad is now in
operation.
Mrs. J. H. Faunce, of ilpringfleld, M0,,
pohioned her two smua, Luther and William, >
because they caused her trouble. ‘
I
Great excitement prevails in Austria over i
the discovery that a man named l-‘orkas had ‘1
won $300,000 in the government lottery. I
The lottery is run on the same principle as 1
the game of polio-y. ["1 17k” backed ilve num- E
hers and all came out straight. It turned
out afterward that the boy who drew the
numbers is a son of l‘orkas and fraud is
alleged. The opposition in the reichtrnth i
will use the incident as an argument for the !
abolition of the lottery.
Otto llabbecon, of Carlstadt, N. 1., mar—
ned Barbara tic-cht about six month» ago I
Before the marriage Habhecon turned over i
:9, 700 worth of New York real estate to his
prospective bride’ s father. After six months
of wedded experience flabbecon desired to
return his wife and get back his real «date.
He has instituted divorce proceedings and an
action to recover the property.
They Deny the Conference.
wa Yomt, July iii—The re con-
ference in reference to the United mates disv
trict attorneyship, surveyorship, naval oiiice
appointment and United States marshaiehip,
between Vice President Morton, excsenator
Plait. Secretary Tracy and other New York
state Republican leaders, in this city, has
been denied to have taken place by many of
those alleged to have been present on the
occasion. Vice Freeman: Morton said he
was not aware of any such gathering. If
such a meeting had been held he had not"
been present. Ex-Seuator l’latt likewise ex—
premed entire ignorance of any political con—
ference.
Atlantic fugue Mu lied.
szv CITY, July lit—At the meeting of
the Atlantic Baseball league here quite a
number of amendments to the mneiitutinn
in regard to the controlling of umpires and
players were acted upon. A committee, can-
m 0‘ Mann's. Burnham, Manson ‘3‘! 1 penile-ions cigarette, it would be seen no
Trott, was appointed to fix schedules for the
remainder of the season The schedules will
besubmitted to the league at an early this.
All the clubs expressed themselves as willing
toremaln in the leagueduriugiherunainder
of the season. After the transaction ofsouie
routine binsineae the meeting adjourned.
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. from that port, and her English friends had
. a brief sketch of her life publidioci as an an-
‘ known in well informed Catholic Circles in
, ton pork, Livcrluml, nud remained in thnt
. to devote: lie-r lift.- in the survive of God's must
SOUTH NORWALII EVENING SEN'HNEL WEDNESDAY. JULY 31,1889.
an a... a... I
Got. Will A lays warm with am
at friends In front of TheGourieroui-usl
building ysiaardsy afternoon, who the our
intuition turned upon his latest nee-u,
"Signal Bell- et Bee." Two edllloasof the
melody have already basaesliausted and two
time are now in plus bonus one inked the
colonel how he came to write the slug.
field be: "last summer a year ago! went
train Norfolk to New York on the simmer
W. of the (lid Dinninimt line. I mutual
almg the sea (mt floating buoys, and wow
pyiug a [vellum on the how of the steamer
until after midnight, [could lunar far out at
sea the tolling bells from the tops of thine
lsmys, shalt-it by the winds and the waves as
the merrier sped shrug. The bells had a pe~
collar, weird, ailemn tones, and I never forgot
their voices
"In trawling about lhrmigh the slate dur‘
ing the [ant six or seven months I would find
niyeelf singing impromptu verses about tluae
bull!» in lilo willful: 12f llmn I found myself
singing the song just as )'u111..-1- ll 1111111111 and
published. Those who hmrd me sing it were
ml with it and leggeduie uplmbllshlt.
l I cmu'liulul to write it out, solid It on
In my publisher and lot it gain the world.
Nomi hardly know how I got the melody
for the mug. it learned that with the words
1-ainothe iii-tea, and with the twucauw the
song. It Is iiiarvehms tiumgh that the very
nut.- that repmeut the balls are the identical
minis of the bells I heard during my trip, and
if ywask me to sing it for you in 11 Health
from now I'll not be able tori-1m without.
putting the words and music before 1114-."
"How l0 Hill I"
‘ "I can't explain. 1 do not know the word»
and very little of the music of any songl
ever Mime-ad. It is a singular fact that I
can remember the words and music of a song
unwritten for years, but as emu as I write
and publiin it l forgot it only to mako room
for another, to be itwgotteu by IIlt' us soon as
it is put upon Im;x-r."-—l.ouisvlllo Courier
Journal.
The Woman Martyr of Molokai.
Slim Nellie l’laviu, 11 Liverpool girl, iii the
only woman who has yet vuluntuered to
labor in the drcndnl spot at Knlawnu, con»
Ms'ratcvl by the Work of "the apostle of tho
li-pcro " Him [WI through New York sev-
inien. She refuiied in ”wait about hem-if,
and many Worn of the- up‘nunn that her story
was a subtcrfugo to obtain free admission to
tho vestmenui. Tbry were shipped to San
Francisco to be given to her at her departure
swer in the charge of the cmbmi house nu-
“written.
The Livcrpvml Catholic Times, just to build,
tolls who she is; "Nellie Flnviii Ls highly ac.
(’tllilpliallfil, well «hunted and \‘cry Well
Inrcryvml. Thoroughly taught at the board-
ing school of the Faithful Companions of
Jane, Dec bowie, Chester, she became a daily
govt-menu, some time after leaving school, to
Mr. Pierce, [braver house, Liunet lune, Sof-
family until lx‘o. win-u .sllo left for London
to undergo [born 11 t‘nui’ao' of limpital train-
ing. )Iise Nellie: I-‘inviii is a brilliant pianist,
and L-mf n11 nininblv, energetic and rcwlute
(“up 1.111.111, Elie lllh broken many strong tics
afflicted craziturw, 111va has left behind her it
mutln- -r, 314:: and biotin: r, 115 u.- -il as minty
(“‘3"le hol ling 111 r in their heart of hearts. "
-—Doi1z1liue .11 1111311111111.
The Lemon Lunch.
Lawn parties are tbs- thing in the suburbs,
and the built!) lunr'b b tLe favorite of all,
1111.1 it 11111111 be mnfcmwl it is not in bud idea
for a but stay. The luritnimns to the lemon
lunch bear a lielilull for a crust, and every-
body who attends wears a knot of b-mv 111 col-
ored ribbon. Each ouebriiigsa lemon, too.
Some young ladies of tho boon-av family or
acquaintance cut the lemons in two as they
conic. and put the minis into a icon in colored
bowl. The ingenuity of the lady of the es-
tate is displayed in the decoration of her tu-
ble. Everything is yellow, so for as possildo
—iiowers, chlun, the border of the napkins
and cloth. Each dish bus the flavor or sea-
souiug or guruialiing of lemon. At the vital
of the lunch the lemon sins] bowl is brought
on, and each lady has a guess how many
seed-1 it Contains, the one gut-smug nearest re-
ceiving a prize of a piece of yellow china,
the one making the worst estimate a lemon
must-m.——llooton Advertiser.
That Awful Cigarette.
If good advice would stop tlieuseof the
more Professor Latlin says there is but one
poison in a good cigar, but there are five in a
cigarette-the oil in the paper, the oil of nic-
otine, saltpetcr to premen'e the tobacco, opi-
um to make it mild and the oil in the flavor»
lug. A mouthful of the smoke blown through
a handkerchief will loan- a brown stain; but
blown through the nostrils no stain appears
—it is left In the head and throat. Last year
there were 1.21an cigarettes made in the
United States; and the consumption. war-
rants the enormous manufacture. It“3 is a
wholesale system of "naming. Dr. Holmes
says the habit of smoking cigarettes especiab
I enfeebles thewill powers-St. Inuit (Hobo-
gunman.
A Robin Yauquishes a Cat.
Thk morning a young robin, in trying to
ilyfroinitsnest inane of the tall trees in
froutof the court hwse, fell on the gra-
t. Alargecat sprang into theyard,aud
king the bird into its mouth started with it
toward the barn. The bird gave scry, when
the parent robin flew from the tree and at,
tacked the cat with such firmness that pu-
dmppedthahird. The cat then backed up
against the fence and showed fight. The old
bird, not one bit dismayed, with bill wide
own, feathers ruflied and mreaming with
rage,strnck the feline twice. Thefur flew.
Thecat wasso frightened that it ran away
asfast asitmnldandcrawled under the
corner of a building—Kingston Freeman.
”may...
Afmtnightagodaronfimithleftthisclty
forfiwantm,0.,tosuperintend his father’s
estate. Bhortlyafterarriviug hehecameill
anddiudafew days later. A
examinatimwaslield. Thercsultof theirr
vatigxtion was singular. A large artery
hadgmwubetwauntheheart andluugs,and
tbelungawere - hard as stone, M“
wssmppinrdhythephyskismfrominlul-
hykondustatthe-feworkxwhcehsw-
employed. Intheheart was anopeuing of
almuthslfaainch,“ by his lav-ind-
forts made to insulin-Philadelphia In»
quirer.
Thumbnail Boy‘s lrrwr.
Thetmubleisthat a boy who Mush
frmourpuhlicor high schools or
would feel it adisgrucetoheeoiasatipmp
Manhunuakuandsuchooseste
sail tekb suddsiude
“manna-thence": tb
“ya-”Yd“
MAIDEN“.
AI bureaus-at m of “denim
“Maury-viii he held in View: an“
lke summer of 1m
Topskais going to tryvitriiled brick as
one of tie M
The introductiuuof the elmtrie light has
ascend s merited dlailuuiiml of crime in
Pittsburg, I'a.
At the recent saleof the itseretau miles»
tine of pictures in Paris, Hillel's "Angolan"
fraught upwards of “10.011.
Professor P. If. illicit-.11, oi the Kansas Air
rkultural (village, has [reduced a variety of
wheat which yields fortyaeven lnuhels to the
sore.
Plremrrlis are said to have berm made by
the Chum in reunite agsa They were lll'
vented to Europe at WW about 18111.
A large can has been dianveral near [as
Graces, N. 11., the interior of which lssaltl
to be lined with veins of about pure diva.
It is stated that slum the lntrmiucilon 0f
natural gas rim-hula trees have been killed
by natural gas hukslu the parks of Alla-
gheuy City.
England will adopt the (lerinan method "I
hIVIng the price of the journey printed "It
every railway tlrlm. It Is a mnvcnieut
facility for traveling.
In llmlau a factory chimney fifty (our
feet high has just been «rm-ted outoi blocks
of papers hold together by alluvial cement.
'I'Iwchlmiioy is fire and lightning print.
Blow says that Richard Mathews, on the
Fleet bridge, Imulim, was the first English-
man who made line knives, 1-tc.,aud that
Imobtalm-da prohibition of foreign ones in
“.163.
A surveyor who was employed iuone of
the oldest countien of Connecticut put in
three weeks on different farmir hi‘foro he
found onn single line fullest on the right lino.
Every farincr was a gainer or loser by the
surwy.
There will come a time when three words
uttered with charity and moeknms shall re-
ceivou far more blown—l reward than 3,000
volumes written with diulnlnful slmrpucm of
wit.~llm|1er.
Professor “'Illiatn Saunders, liorticullurist
of the ngrii'nltural di-pnrtinont at Washing-
ton, dis-litres that the golden rod is his first
choice for aiuitionnl IltiWel', tlio sunflowcr
his 80(‘1 1111!, adding that both nro characteris-
tic American plants.
The saddest summer rcnurt in Maine just
now Ill lliggius‘ beach, where adcad whale
came without any invitation and occupies al-
together too much of the air to suit other
manner visitors.
That time honored institution. the greased
pole, has not yet Invu remanded to oblivion
in Maine. “'51 Ilcthi-l bad one on the Glorious
Fourth, and a patriotic citizen climbed it and
picked the flag off the top.
La Nature descrilx's and illustrates a re-
markable form of earthworm which is found
in Australia. They arean inch andaquarter
in diameter and all feet in length, and exhale
a strong odor analogous to that of creosote.
Tho Greeks ascribed the discovery of iron
to themselves, and the discovery of glass to
the I‘buiuicians. Moses relates that. iron was
wrought by Tubal t‘aiu.
If a man has n quarrehvmie temper, let him
alone. The world will soon find him employ-
ment. lie will soon meet with some one
stronger than himself, who will repay him
bcttcr than you can. A man may fight duels
all his life if he is disposed to quarreL~CcciL
The price of emeralds and rubies ls increas-
ing from year to year. Diamonds and white
peMls are not getting dearer. Black pearls
have been increasing steadily in price for the
best four or live yearn—in fact, it is almost
impossible to supply the demand for them.
Liberia, the republic of freed and indigo
nous nogrocs on the mast of Upper Guinea.
“fist Africa, was founded in L122, by the
American Colonization society, founded by
Henry Clay in lh’ltl. The independence of
Liberia was proclaimed in L117, and recog-
nized by Europe the following year.
Every grimy Italian at work on the Maine
railroads is a lover of music. They twang
and blow at every interval in their shoveling.
At Dexter the other day a lady was startled
by the apiwance at her window of a bronzed
son of Italy, who in broken Spt‘L‘CII implored
permision to hear the music of her plan. 1.
Iatiu ceased to be spoken as the language
of the people in Italy, about IN; it was first
taught in England in the Seventh century.
and speedily became the learned language of
that. kingdom, and the one in which English
literature and law was expressed. Its use
in law gave way to the common tongue
about the year 1111), was revived by Henry
II, and again replnccd by English by Henry
III.
Carpenters and other tool users who keep
up with the times now use a mixture of gly-
ceriue, instead of oil, for sharpening their
edge tools. Oil, as is well known, thickens
and sum the stone. The glycerine may be
mixed with spirits in greater or , priiponv
tion, according as the tools to ‘ unissued
areiineor coarse. For the average blade,
two parts of glycerine to one of spirits will
suffice
The invention and development of electric
welding of solid bodies by Professor Elihu
Thaimon hasbcen followed by a method of
making endless pipes by the adaptation of
the discovery to that purpose. This has ap-
parently been done by Mr. Elias E. Bios, of
Baltimore. The smooth interior of the pipe“
issecurod by the use of a removable refrae
tory core, made of some insulating material,
or the same object is attained by subjecting
the interior of the pipe while being welded to
compreiaed air or fluid pressure
King Dinah Bullion and Ills Band.
So far, the monarchs who have visited the
Paris exhibition are “gentlemen of color.”
Thus his majesty King Dinah Bullion, who
has just put in an appearance with a suite
of seven followers, is the king of Salon, a
not very large district on the banks of the
river Senegal. The “Black Chief," of hereu-
lean proportion. who lsbeing so limited
just now by the French India of fashion, 0
notreallyarsiguing chiefat all, but lathe
mot the chief of acountryknownas the
liellacorea, which is under French protec-
tion. Like a victorious general who used to
heattended by his date player, or ascotch
lafrd who Is folloqu about by his piper, ihk
Senegaliauvlaitoris attendedinParhwher»
everhegoesbytwo griota,astheyarecalied
—that is to say, two native music’nns-who
play upon mysmrions instruments combining
the mmotonyof the mm with the drill-
ue- of the untuned violin—141nm Figaro.
Trusts.
Themof a very eminent lawyer while
awfltiugmtsncuinthefelon’sdock was
sskedhythejudge: "Bo youraneiuhsr your
fathal“ “Perfectly,"saidthsyonth. “Whea-
evsr I entered his [assume he mid, ‘ltun
away.mylsd,sndikin't troublema'” The
greatlawysrwss thi- enabled to complete
Hefamouswwkouths“lawof1‘rmu.“sud
khsuaiudastimefurnfludapnialeeleoin-
Wyoaibsnywwhiehhhfaflnksd
wan-1a basil at 0‘ cu.-
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I8 IOIlll
BIKING POWOEII
PIIIIE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMMIA?
As is well known. ammonia iaunhoalthv
in! in food, and dries up the bread
material
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds liea in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unle- manufacturers publish just what
their baking pow wder is made of. do not
usethairgoods, but buy Instead
OLEVELANO' 8 SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only of strictly pure
grape cream of tartar. and strictly mre
nearbonaie of soda. with a little wheat
flour topreaerve it. This is attested
official analyses of Government and late
chemists, and physicians. and chemists of
Bosnia of lies h throughout the enmity;i
CstuLun Boot-nuns, £001.18
i}. & O. TEA.
The Chained. Tea. Ever Offered.
0
PERFECTLY PURE.
It i! IST I‘IZIJi'lIiI‘H IllTVVIli’ll'. '1 it? 11'.
T: will amt :u my c113. :— .,- :1-:- are:
it is ilm llmnrsr i‘r -i»r 1.1", [.1111'
1‘ --lw-itplai1tal:ui..u r-1 '1, 11- .1!111-m‘.ulm
; 11-1- and Iron from 111121 111'
1 1". r The p 1141 1y: v .m- ln'rmi'th ,1‘
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ll. l.’llllliliEllll"l‘,
CHAS. ll. I‘Elll.1s,
South horwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. Mose-a I.l-n.r, li-u-id H.111,
S. K. Stanley, Mrs. Henry
and Others.
Bclow will he fonn-t a sample of the multitude of
it" turn of one inmgcmcnl Pmuklin Howss 1k Son. of
756 Broadway, how \‘mk,1l:1ily rcnive. The sub
joint-d unso Ir limb-minimum: n- from your friends
and neighbors ladies and go ilcmcn you know and
veil-em for the if honor and siraighiforwanincse and
who would scorn to b. a pony to an deception
What has been done for others can be one for you,
and it is folly to longer suffer when the means of
recovery lies at your very door.
(101.. C. DI. PERBIS says: "In 1675 Iwas
takc 11 l-lCh with Dyspcpen and Jaundxcc of the w- is:
den Ill lion, rcduvmg my weight about sixty pounds
11-1111 ml aboiiiouc yiur andshslf. Everything
was done 111111 medics! 9111 ll mold suggest. Finally
a comm! of doc. are declared my cm' u-cnramc;"
others gave me ibc belie-11H of counts Then I was
finally pciruadid to take llowce Blood I‘m'itlnr
‘ifI-r taking two or lhm- ballet I was imircly
mini and have been a well man for over six years
MRS. HE‘S lti‘ Slfl‘ Milli It. said to have bad
a cancer rimmed by Dr Cummings of New York
cuy Was my low— reported likely futile any day,
not sbletowaik alone; suit: would not heal The
Discovery cured her seven ycais ago and hike been a
well woman since.
8. Ii STANLEY, nearly (ighiy your! old. and
was ruil'en'nz severely from a hard cough. The
doctors said he bud an “deer on his lung," and
maid Nil. live Having heard of the wonderful
rilltffl 1111' c by “The (lrmi lilo-id Purifier " I sent
for u :11 mm and took it failhfuily My tough the
apocami and am now crijuymv good health.
Testimony of a llcinarknble Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
lilies Celia Starr, (new Mrs. Charles
Benita"). Grant 31., Norwalk, Conn.
Ilad Ilium-y trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circn
lstlon of e1ght ears standing; was so nervous that
she cou|d iiclt er sleep our cat. l’ald out over
elvht hundmi dollars to doctors. and was not bone
ilm-d oi c cent a worth; health ininci as much by
the pinion mcdicincssa by the disease for which
ibey werctsken. She says: "I did not expect to
live biitashoriiimc Mr “owes was scat to me
by a friend. 1 took his medicine and have not had
a doctor elnee Iwas not able to walk without help
am now able and do well Ill about town several
time- a da. l am a m w punch. and I would not
bebickw ml was for thousands of dollars. I
consider it ihe best medicine ever oflemd to the
public. Dr. t'om- tuck, of New York, told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
he had not mean done by Fianklln [lowea‘ Medl-
cai Discovery. " (.‘urcd four carssgo
Sold by A. II 1101’? SON, Norwalk.
WWO have agents everywhere. in?
l‘.
he) iiiour
STONI‘ZORE
Isa pure mineral pigment of a very dark s one
color and like our I’nre Burnt Ochre, emtaiue s
igepercentage of Iron Oxide. (If itself it is a
good trimming color, and by the addition of from
ientofitypercent of Pmc Wile can be
lightedlnto allshsdu of StoneColor, Drubs, etc ,
msklugslret-clus Purel’alntstavery low price.
mice silencers a strictly to article,
contain ngnoWhltlng. Ila tea, lead use, or any
who Ipqpnent which might is used in making an
“PURE BURNT 00111114)
An article which is a long felt want among the in-
telligent and practical manners of the trade. Burnt
Ochre is a pure mineral of the moat lasting and
durable quality It contains large parentage of
Iron Oxide, and unlike Iielallle Paint, which con
nine metallic iron, will not rust the T111 when used
naroof n1. Illsarichdark redcolor sndhas
no iqual nmskiug DianaColor. led all shades of
he, etc. ., which we gnaruniee to stand longer
than when made with the colors heretofore used
By the addition of White head beautiful Tern
Celia This can he made, and ltcan be substituted
In all cases where Burnt Sienna is used for Tinting
White Lead, etc. Ground ln pasta f.orui
m 9‘11. ‘1'
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St. So- lierwalii.
$51.1 sewing-Machine
‘ . fe utmost-Mist
.‘ ' Imda in all peril. by
‘ waste: on liar-1m
Imam-II
Mistake-thaw an Ia
Plain.
flan-W ’33:: 100.
newness-e.
fisfiflwfisflm
Ann-us.
F .
a...»
FINE
WITIH REPAIRING
“3' W...
SKILLED WORKHEN.
The fullol‘lf
gratin-lo of the
wlih
[If )3! ER B IIOY’T,
JEWELER,
moans/11:11.0”. D Baywe. a
mom scum! of llorulugy, now
No. 1 5 Railroad Plano.
Wim01'll. Pei). lath, 130.
This islo uni that Ir. ii. I) lieyles has been
with no new Land! loan highly recommend
him as a good walehutsker in any in aaedof
auriotsofsaunpeientand lae I“also. lineal
turnouts-Instead heassav
lee sad cinnpieteset oi l.tooIs,uml and'has W
sinisl mole under my Instruction: hie lewellag
[complicity-nu, and l mightgu on and um much
more, tspsce f.oihids lie will make a very
valuable addition teeny Jewelry state and I highly
remained Ihe yous: nun: to any one Ir. lisylev
balm chionoiueier. chmaomp h and muster
work in lrswlassslyle lie has done American.
lean-h and links work and general repairing shim
all kinds of niches lie docs his work elegantly.
Yours Willy. W. P. A WOODCOCK.
”Ct mm. 1.11%: or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. bed thing out.
W. G.QUINTARD
IUBIC HAIL 3100‘.
TO NEW YOEK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palstlal Steamer,
Bane llharles,
Capt. l‘red I1. Byxhee,
Will commence lsklng Dally Trips to New York
Cos-fort, safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip, ideente; Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and after
Monday, June iOth,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
”‘lIou-atouic' train leaving no. Norwalk at 7. ‘81 a.
m. Rimming leave New York, Picr ~16 East River,
foul. .liil‘crsou rt, exit. 15 p in ,and foot list Slice
lent hivci. 33);). m., connecting wnh trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the llousalonie Line.
For further information apply to
1111': NEW ENGLAND 'rnusnivat. co.
SIDS!“ STARBUI‘K, V. P. a (l. 1.
“Juli South St. .. New York.
(' Ii. 01.113, Agent , Wilson Point, Conn. apm
The Old and 361131116.
1111 111111111111.
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011 and after July 15. 1589, (until further notice)
—‘I’HE PROPELLERS-
M
hu- 'fir t.“
City of Sorwalk 81 Eagle,
Will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New York, Norwalk and South
Norwulk. W illlcave Pier 23, foot of Beckinan street,
New York, for South Norwaik, daily at 10 30 s. 111
(due 1115mm: Norwalk “330 p. m) Extra host
Mooduy.“cdnesday and Friday at 5 p. m For
\oraaik, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 5 p 111.,
Saturday at 10 311 a m
Freight r ceivcd from” 1 s m. to 5 p.111
Returning. Boats leave South Norwslk. daily,"
p.111. Numalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
6 p. in.
height taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Romalk and
shopaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
“Upon IIIngppllta'lon to agents the City of Nonalk
will be sent for special lots of freight
anywhere in New lurk or its vicinity.
H'All persons are forbid trusting any of the
emplo cos of the boats of this line on smountof
then on thereof.
IIUI'SATONIC itAILRiIAD.
BARBIE!“ b NDBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June 10111.net.
hanger Train.
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalk. 1.180. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
732nm. 756nm. Simon.
8 ‘7 u a a u s u
in 03 " 1013 " l0 so “
limpet 10011.11: 107nm.
i 7 " l 46 "
n2. “ Mixed 633 " "Mixed 646 “l'x 'd
805 .. .. 1. 8 1. 1.
9‘ .. .. 10122 .1 1. ‘03, .- .1
sunnar.
8 .19 a. in.
lull p. m
N() lt'l‘ll.
I.v. Wilson Point.
1 10 a. in. lixed
0 .5 .1 1.
8 45
I2 01 “
2 50 “ Hired
125p. m.
”.80. llorwslk. Anliorwulk
i 20 s. m. I'x'd 210 lixed
”5 .. .. g ‘1 ..
s is "
1218p. m.
s 10 “ Hired
4 15 "
519 "
8 31’ '-
1017 " Mixed
sonar.
0 33 a, In
w. ll. mammalian: and (isn't
P. C hrs-.311
a. W.Puuimi
MAIN LINE.
heave Bridgeport for Pittsflaid.
100‘s a 511. mmino'u
:10.“ n Mixed
4.50 p. an. express
.500 " seeomm-i‘n
al
CHI-III.
51:11.:
so ..
1024'de
'1’ I.
to II) “ Mixed
9:11am.
[1.111.
[new
um“ Inn.
'1 an a. in.
lanes oiily as far Is Great Harrington.
«manly as far as New lilforil
"i. Limitedexpiess, South Norwelk to Pittsaeld.
mmsoa, Vles Pies‘tb (leu‘llsn‘g’r
ill. row.
J74”. mm.ma
afig‘m In
‘1...”me
187‘“ 1388.
Woes, 430mm
"mm. m
“M a large rolleetlun of 1.1111911» of
Spring Goods
IIIIIS IIIIIIMBIBIIIBBI!
W.B. Hall & Co.,
lilfl 11(; 1'21“ )ld’l‘.
And will [11.0ch for pvitiee without theme or
take omen 111 some prior- as the 1111ng!
”All-mm ‘
wuldll'l‘ 81 FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
Aid manufacturers of
All kinds of We. Ions.
Trucks. Carts. 0 0.
MI kinda of repairing promptly done
Hove rai new and «road hand wagons for sale.
New liosd Cam only ”0.
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds ofBlacksmithing
l’oot of Franklin 161..
South Nos-walls.
Buggies, l’hsetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and see Them.
HENRY TILLY.
’CANDIES
Of all klndt.
First Class
BAKERY!
....‘.. ,.
COIIXVCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS, and a full assort-
ment of ornmenial candy.
MrsJolm Holland
LAIJDBR'S BLOCK.
81'." -—
HATS! HATS!“
The Correct Styles
In all grades 01 Still and Soft lists. Spring time
8111;. Hats,
Boys Hats, Polo Caps, Tennis
Cops" in all colors, Crush
lists, (to, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills Ilats.
BBBBBBS!
ALL EEADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Bi‘fii- Goods for
the Least Money
———.1
H. s. BIIIWNS
BOUT 81 1411011 STORE,
Clark a; Lane’s Block
out: STREET.
Immune. M ass.
4&1
my head tell me the hair in growing out in good
A..D STBBBINS.
FECIITER'S FAMOUS
FAIRIOON Ho. 3.
I.“ I. h a. ‘
IIWH‘W.” ”may“-
All who have son the bald spots on the back of
shape
1218 . us. I am perfectly satisfied that Pairicon is doing the
3 it nixed work.
......l.:.‘..‘!'.l§.‘.s martin... Fish, Oysters, Clams
EEIMfi'FE. "“2 111......”
“imam-Essa ....... 111111111 1111111111113:
$M'S-EL-fifiin “mu-“v”
fizfifi.‘- at“ Pure‘l'omatoe Oatsup.
Mrs'W. 3‘ 3”” Baal ! Boll“!
till “SLY
HIZEL'I'IN, LBBIBII
~ HAND
GROSS GREEK.
OUII BIA“.
Stove Coal
IS JUrl‘l‘ WIIA’I' lillf‘l‘tl Till P031100“!
IIUUBLWIPI PUIICIIAIIIONI'I‘OR AND
ill liA’I‘IllPIID 'flIAT Till (”Ale “LI
NEVER 11370"! DB!“ EQUALI-ID.
RIYM NI] IRIS
norm is. reams,
Vl‘ batman-sud Retail Dealer in all hiadsof
[1011. III] Will]!
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Laekawanua, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
1111! for RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and liars
shall streets. Branch office at Stilson
Drug Store Mini
The 811111111111.
—-——'I‘IIB BEST—-
MEATS
SKIIVID IN TE! BET “NR“.
want the choicest BATS, obtainedre
of trouble oi cost, you will find them at-y
t,” well as
If
INI’I'SSIABON
F. HAYES.
DWS 81005. some FORWALI
W1 NB'I'ON NIBIBT.
One Quinlan—Tho Bast.
I
Beef Val, lamb, luu Pork,8elt sad huh.
domed 11.112131 Buns,
Shoulders: Bacon,lialogna,g m-
fonl. Ito.
Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 Washington Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
1)th IN
Meals, Fish 0111111,
Vegetables, Fruits,
cumin!) Goons, Bro.
01111. N. MELLH' Depot.
Bill! IL Hill BI
28 Main St., 80. Norwslk.
Meals 111110111111,
11111, 1111111111, 111111, 11.
Of All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
utmn'n'. at! national).
Have You Heard it?
No, What is it P
llnnt & Zelullleep the
‘ N Icest Market In the City.
10111171111111 .. .
”vacuumed-mm. .
Imported 8m
m‘mnmwunnnt
tissues-y at
res sans or
02030! B. PIAIIm
111111thme
tween A‘s-.11": -
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