min and secretion.
Wanna“. with 'l‘hras
' ‘Faapls ~ls-caagrs-mas
”OWN-chloral“
Lamar-scan.
" I. Oct. ll.-—l'heGraudsll-
. Kn'ghh’l’elnplarsof theUnitsd
has chosen the following oilesrs:
Elma Psousylvania, grand
5 Hugh lcCurdy, of Elohim
.. , Mariannl‘l’arrenhsrne’l'homae.
MIL.” generaliasimo; It.
Lloyd, of San Francisco, Cal.
min general; Henry mm
“mm" grand senior warden;
Intel-Ivan Blyek, of Providence ll. 1.,
fuller warden; ll. “ales Una,“
Conn, grandtreuurer, MW. 3.
Malcolm, “Julianna-as
Marni. (5.01), was selected as the place
“the recent Tuesday inAugust, lull."
In time of the nest triennial meeting.
Wmaoontest over Mention between
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NEW YORK AND OHIOAOO.
lath (litto- llsatlhg for the World's
Pair—Ohms My lime-s.
llsw Yeas, 0st if.-Ats medium! the
[moral committee on the world’s fair, the
report-of the committees on site. issues,
legislation and mount «pulsation were
uhmltted and discussed. It was decided to
raise won by voluntary uhscriptioru
gimuwdiate Militant", by
35.0%,“!0 guarantee [tapered
the finance calamities.
This was about the only definite action
taken, the disco-ion revealing a laekof con-
:srted monitor: as to ways and mean.
Finally the manila-rs lngsu to offer “hearty-u
Nona sad the following amounts were
Mali, lamisville and Denver on the PM“
Hi ballot. after which Cincinnati was
withdrawn, and Denver, on tho aectmd bal-
Mwusolectedbysgood majority. Grand
,Commanrler "Isrnum, at Iowa, in speaking
In! thsdieposition of the lowaeasebythe
Grand encampment, said: “The action of
th- Grand encampment is a happy solution
of the vexed questions which have been
‘ rabd. ltisinthenatureof acompromise.
Thsintmtione of all parties unrecognised
to have bear in the hestinterestsof Templar
Hasonry ”
In. “gun’s Reception.
In logan’sreoeptiouto theSir Knights
aodthsirladiesat Calumet place was one
dtbe gresteveuts of conclave week. The
Inception wll hold in Menwrial hall, the
annex to the mansion erected by lira Logan
hmory of her late husband and in which
E‘Mprenrv preserved the relics of the dead senator,
and Sir Knight Templar. The decor:
attest-of the house and grounlb wereelabor-
ate and beautiful. Potted plants and flowers
adorned the interior. Lines of Japanese
. Wandflsgsertended fromtheroof of
themamiontothe ground, and every tree
and shrub on the grounds was alivewith
ordered lights Hrs. Logan was amisted by
hwsomlr.JohnA. hganand hiswife,
andthemembersofChevalierBayard com-
motion, of Chicago, of which Gen. Logan
was a member.
the President Again Receives.
The [resident gave a special reception to
Mania couuuaudery, Knights Templar
d ”Francisco; Oakland commandery, of
Minted, Cal; Golden Gate Commandery,
fl San Francisco, ananmascus command-
(s'y, of Newark, N. J. These wmmandories
was unable to pay their respects last night
hecalneofthegreat crowds. After thecom-
Mules paced through, the President held
a men] for nearly an hour, dur-
ing which time he shook hands with about
_, fiMpemna
The Dolphin Home Again.
Wasmrrorox, Oct. 11,—The ofllcial report
(1 Rear Admiral Jouett, president. of the
board appointed to inspect the steamer Dol-
’ on her recent return from a crab
mound the world, says that the Dolphin isin
’~III admirable condition, and that with a
”improvements she could be duplicated
, -wlth audit to the department and country.
W Tracy said to a reporter: :‘The
. Dolphinwas the vessel which, it wasclaimed,
w- structurally weak. Shemmes hack af-
tirseraneor seem miles with notajoinf
5 mm a sign of weakness about her any-
who" .
, Presidential Appointments.
' Wasumoros, Oct. 11 ——The president has
' the following postmasters: New
Lbbon,EliOaks; Pennsylvania
Laplnme, Imacl'. 'l‘lllinghast; Vermont-
Derbyla'ne, JeromeT. Flint. LII. Plumbss
,habeen appointed to tlrofourthclasspoet
om“ at Cmtablevflle, N. Y. The presi—
duthssaboappointedGeorge B. Largmof
New Jersey, collector of internal revenue
. fortheFifthdistr-ketof Nechrsey.
Steele lay Succeed Tanner.
Wasnnroros, Oct. IL—Es-Congressrnan
Shale, ed the Hoosier min being sex-i»
~me the [resident sensuo-
:. whofbmmi-ionaJames Tanner. llr.
" Sula, with Secretary Noble, bade long
' hlkwiththerwesideut, andhisfriendsgive
'ltoutthathisapwintmentisbntaquestion
,. ,dflma.
y moor-er Sto-e Laid.
lxwYons, Oct. lL-The ceremmyof lay-
.h‘thecoruersbmeofthenewWorld
hufldingtookplaoeinthepresenceof repro-
\snhtive citiseus cf‘New York and elso
. Depew,
Iayurflnth. Grant, OertrgeW. Childgof
~1Isl‘hiladelphio Indger; Col. Taylor, of
anomalous-nor. mammoth.
Anti-ram lr.Pulitserisabssntin
hope, andon ht behalf Col. John A.
Wands thein introductory address.
may llr‘tfladwmadetheinvoca.
hill’wpbl’ulitcer, Jr., pboyoflmk
‘yasralaidthecornerstone. Theta-malad-
,dr-wssdeliveradbyChsunceleepr/w.
Tho 'l‘ypothetw’s flew Oleers.
John Claflin. “00,“; William Steinway.
.5051”; Henry Hilton. $5M“); ll. P. Floww.
3251“); J. l). Crimmins, Hugh O'Neill,
Rogers, Poet a 00., Isidor Strauss and Ir.
Seabury, “OM each; the Eden Iusee,
35ml): William WindmuIIor, “ADO. At
this point Judge Hilton called a halt, saying
that many present were willing to subscribe
but had bum taken unawares, and the nub
ter had better be postpmed.
The various reports were adopted as here-
tofore published. The site chosen includa
such parts of Central park north of Seventy-
seventh street as may be found necemsry.
Chleago'a Ilsrsy Mllliona.
Chicano. Oct. fl.——At a meeting of the
finance committee of the world’s exposition
reports were received showing that 86,000,000
had bocu actually subscribed, with about
$3,000,000 more insight. The subscriptions
by the wage workers, who celebrated the an-
niversary of the big fire by contributing to
the fund, aggregated nearly til-50,000, and
will probably reach half a million.
In Memory of Sunset Cos.
Nsw Your, Oct. ll.—-—Tbere was a very
large audience at the Cooper institute to pay
tributciothememoryof thelutoB. & Cox.
Themeetingwss underthe auspices of the
Stocklcr association, of which Mr. Cox was
a member. fix-President Cleveland, Maya
Grant, Gen. sherman, A. is, Bewitt,es-Oov—
ernor Hoadly, C. A. Dana and Roger A.
Pryor were among the may well known
citizens on the platform. fix-President
Cleveland and Proctor Knott were among
the principal speakers Mr. Cleveland dwelt
upon the purity and uneelilshness of Mr.
Cox's public life, and said it was well to in-
quire whether the times weresuchas tomake
these qualities in themselves a cause of dis-
tinction, and if so, whether such a state of at, Key
affairs bodes well for the public welfare.
Mr. Kuott’s speech was the warm tributool
a personal friend.
Shot by an Insane Mars.
Wmnus, Pa., Oct. 11. — A fatal
shooting alfray has occurred at La Grange.
Eugene Shippey, a notorious horse thief, rode
to Miller & Dewitt’s farm. Bhippoy jumped
from the wagon, and taking ups shotgunhe
had been carrying, deliberately shot and
fatally wounded the driver, Charles Tan-
nery. The murderer then went to the home
and shot and mortally Wounded hits. Buoy.
No cause can be aligned for the murderous
act, but it is behaved that be was out of his
head. It is reported that Tannery has died.
Shippey was arrested.
High Priced Horse Flesh Sold.
Lmso'ros, Ky, Oct. li.—-At the sale of
the Fairlnwnstudthe first horse sold was
Aberdeen, b. s., 2!, by Bumbletonian, dam by
Beely’s American Star: James E. Clay,
Paris, Ky., $3,000. Grace Vernon, b. h., .5,
byNutwood, dam by Edwin Forrest; J. K.
Weed, Shelbur'n, Vt, tum Grape Myrtle,
b. m, 5, by Almont, dam by C. M. Clay, Jr.;
A. H. Moore, Philadelphia, 83,150. John
Grey, mare, is}, by Eric—on, darn by llam-
brino; Chorister 6. Lung, Buflalo, N. Y.
81,311). Eighteen head were sold fortldflih,
an average of $904.
Pennsylvania's Training Ship.
Ponmovru, N. ll, Oct. ll.—Commander
P. M. Greene, United States navy, has ar-
rived herc to take charge of the fitting out
of the United States steamer Saratoga,
which, it is expected, will be put intocum-
mission about the 20th inst, when her all?
plement will arrive from New York. Inv-
mediately after going into commission the
was] will proceed to Philadelphia, where
shewiliheturnedovertothestateof Pennv
sylvanis for educating sailors for the men-
chant marine service.
Shot by Mistake.
HAW, Pa, Oct. ll.--A mung
party mistingof Oscar 8chmeidel,aged 12.
a lad named Hoover and a brakernan named
Nervell Morehnd.were camping on the York
hills, and Schneidel who had wandered from
camp wsashot in the toothy lorohndmho
meta. boy fcrawild animal. Sebrnddsl
died in the hospital here. Morelsnd gave
himself up.
No Claw to the Poison".
lines, N. Y., Oct. ll.——The attemptmslb
topoison Rev. Father Kelly, of Oneida, k
esmingmuch excitement inthstplsee. The
caseissurrormdedhymystery. asthereias
yetnoclewtothspersouwhoputtlnarsuflc
inthesscramrmtslwine. Fatherellyhro-
portodmuchbstter.
A laill’oneh Stolen.
Cuvcrxnrr, Oct. lL-About 1 p m. a
valuable mail deghhgmpounds,
weastolenfrosn struck intheGrsndCu—
mmransrmerrm.
nether I‘avtlenlavs althe may
mmmmm
«mmmmrmwuu
”Milne—Amunuavy.
materialism-mn-
lip Dorian, which has just arrived but
hum-Yamaha, bring six of the
mummrmu eompuy,
whowsrerseently attacked by new orn-
ployssontheislaadofliavsn'Theywsrs
takanoflthsislsad bytha British mas-of
wrorwsrdudtakmtothflua
thsywsretrausferrsdtothebcriau. Their
namesareC.D.Bmlth,lt.D.;C.W.lloby,
,0 EAJmEN.Vail,JohuORourkeaudmn‘
Jethaeohsen. Thsyhavs withthemthree
asgmeswbowsrefrieudlyandwhohelpedtow
mvetbeirllves. lullabywastheilrstmsu
sitackedbythoriotsrnaudhewas terribly
beaten. Hureeoveryisdueto his remark.-
ysiqua Ir. Jonsswas nearly
elabbedto
A land lat of W
Dr. finith says they had no warning of the
outbreak. Thela'nlsgrossemployedin the
phosphate mineswere all sent from Balti—
more. Many of them were ship hands who
had been arrested for desertiou endother- of-
(mandinstudofbeingput in jallwere
rent to Nave-ally the United States ship
ping comm-loner. Theywere shard set,
always up to mischief. Dr. Smith says:
“The building we took refuge in was a
mere shell, aflording no protection, and the
only ream we were not killed by the dyna-
mite bombsis that the ninth fell on the
piauainstsadofunder us. When we had
to abandon the shelter for fear of being
blown up, we made a rush.
Stabbed. Shot and Clubhed to Death.
“Some of us had been badly injured. As
we ran the blacks closed in on us, using
knives, clubs and revolvers. Thomas N.
Foster, Joseph False and William T. Shea
were struck down and butchered. Foster
was the superintendent. The rest of m
reached a small house, where we bid for
safety. Meanwhile the negroes pillaged the
Imeriutcudent’s house, where we had first
taken refuge.
The Butchery of llahors.
The shooting of James Manon was one of
themoet bloodthirsty acts of the day. The
negroes came to our hiding place and prom-
bed us safety from attack if we came to
supper. We came out and found that some
of the darkim were disposed to intereede
torus. We marched along in Indian file,
when one of the villainous blacks known as
Georges. Keystopped and fired a revolver
within six inches of Mahon’s face, the ball
going through his check. As he fell the
fiend fired another bullet into Mshon’s
back, which pierced his heart. With the
smoke curling from the barrel of the weap-
then stewed up to Jones and said:
‘I settled that — —.’ Jones felt that his
timehad come, but if it had been the ne-
grc’s intention to shoot Jones mouthing
csumd him to hesitate, and the man’s life
was spared.
Gatling Grsna as Persunders.
“The English brig Unnomtte was lying
olfthecoast,butheavystomwereprevall-
suml
Mil. phosphates. lime, and all the
adultersnts frequently found! in baking
powders. c r of malaria
Md. their WM" and the nicely oltheir
Clevelauds on most
more”
use, and it always adords
Iiri anddeuieronsf food.
loaded ”will. healthful-
ernmentaud Boar-dad
Health. and pmfhuorfflm institutions of
Soun‘onlmfnll weight.”
Cssvsusn Banana. Aunt. N. Y
wltia
as-aod
0. 1&0. TEA
nu Gheleert'l'ee Ever arm
PERFECTLY PURE.
a liner amorous nrzvmoe. TRY 11‘.
m ointment no ether. one; no: rims
it is the mourn Gums Luis, pickul from
”-9 [wet plantations and mutant-ed hlnwluldy
p I?» and fore from all admin-rations and “ 4
lrJl’H.’ 'lhr Par'kagvs are hermetically » .1
Bill. v. nautical i'lll wright. It Li more mou-
man. In av; than the lower prelim
C:' an ,7: slide/sis?“ lea Co..l.“.'i
e! :1 0- -,r- . -Iln:r.‘ingh.’l;., .‘.'. ... l.nI..
For /" v . [rm [mt um. on
F. D. hAW'I‘ON & 00..
ll. L’llOllEDlEF,
CHAS. ll. FERBIS,W
South Nor-walk. Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Farris. loses Glover, David Plait,
B. It Stanloy. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he found a sample of the multitude of
letters ate at Franklin Bowen A non. of
756 Broadwa hew York, daily receive. The sub
joined uneo tedtcnimisle refrenlyourfriands
andrxci hhurs Wasted tiamen yonknow and
clean or their honor straight forwarduaw,
ingandwehadnomeansof communicating WW '3”
with her. I, however, got a note to the cap-
tain, and he nailed to Jamaica and sent tlm
British msn—of-wario our assistance. When
thevcmel came to the island the negroes
were thoroughly frightened. A part of
them wemstill thirsting to finish the job by
killing those of us who had survived The
captain of the Forward got his Gatling guns
ready for service and threatened to shell the
island unless every man of us was turned
over in safety. We were taken on board the
vc-el on Thursday, after being in imminent
perilof our lives since the previous Satur-
day, when the insurrection took place. As
we ascended the steps up the side of the
vael the officers paid us the compliment of
hanging the American flag over the side.
Wewere treated royally by the officers of
theman-ohwar.
Died of Ills Injuries.
“They took usto Kingston where we were
I tsksntosclubhonee and entertained as if
wewere ' ‘ people and putmfely
aboard the steamer Dorian destined for this
port. We have been treated like princes
from the momenta! our rescue bytthn-
glish cruiser. There was only one end acci-
denttomarthe joy of ourrescue. Samuel
lareh,oueofourmenwhohadhad hishead
frightfully cut and bruised, died on the For-
ward on the way to Jamaica.”
Theaccountsof llr. Roby and Mr. Jones
were in the same vein as that of Dr. Smith.
The survivors left by rail for Baltimore, the
headquarters of the Nova-ea Phosphate corn-
ii"!!-
A VERY DIFFERENT STORY.
Alleged Brutal Treatment of the In.
by James Ilahon.
BALTIIORI, Oet. lL—The Jamaica Post at
Oct. 1 publishesa full story of the recent
rictonliavassahland. It has a statement
from Charles Do
the harsh Davenport tells
erueltytosmsnwhohsd been
ritalfortwantydays. Whenths
w-dischargedfromthehoqxitallahun
hirntowork. Tlsemauwasstillilland
iected. liahon then tookhim to the
whereJonestrlesdhimup Abouthsltvpast
ll thedoctorlethim down, butlahou
trieedhimnpsgaiuandtookawsythe keys
of the handcuffs. But Dr. smith hsdhhn
of
in
audit Is folly felons-Ir suiier when then-sans
recovery lies at your very door.
00]. 0. I. I’ll!!!“ says: "in rm l was
taken sick with Dysprpda and Jsundlce oi the w: nt
Mitflmm reducing my weight slam sislypounds
Inflated ahontone ear and a half. Everything
was done gist medics skill cor-ld largest. Finally
a ‘cassmy
others gave me the benedrs of counts. Then I was
dually persuaded to lake llowcs‘ Blood Purifier.
After taklrg two or three button 1 war entirely
candand have been a well am: for over six years."
.1188. BERRY sermon It. said to have had
a w l W “we “.3" ll";
ly. sever ow-report lseyto many
notable-to waHhstone eorewouid not heal. The;
Dlnovery cured her seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.
3. K STANDBY. nearly eighty years old, and
wasrnilerio macly from a hard cough. The
deetoreeald e had an “nice! on his lung.“ and
could not live. ileviughesrd of the wonderful
curesydocch “Themes “Purifier” 1 seal
for it at once rand took it faithfully. mango
apnearod and am now enjoying good th.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
mu Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett), fir-It 8L, lorwallr, Conn.
[lad Kidney trouble. Dyrpepe u, impaired circa
lath not mommies" oars;slanding war so name that
or sleep our cat. Paid out over
eight hundred dolisreto doctors. and was not bene-
Iocd oLe cent? s worth; heath named as much
the poison mediduesss by the til-case for whlc
Ihey were taken She says: “i did not expect to
me butsehortIlme. Ir llowes use real to me
by a friend 1 took his medicine and have not but
a doctor since. I was not able to walkwithont help
am now able and do walk all about form several
timeeads lsmsncwperson. audlwouldaot
bebrekw l was fortimneanrhof dollars.
consider it the best medicine ever oilseed to the
public. Dr. f‘om trek. of New York wit] me he
wouldnothavehrlisvedlconldhsvo curedi
aha?“ auscultation” Franklin liowes‘ led:E
holdhy A. ll llol‘i' ml wxlsl‘iorwslk.
rWshsvs agents make. in?
REQUIRES
lOvGOOIIIO.
no
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Ask Your Grocer For it
ALLISON BIOS-i
Were.
HOMO“ N. 0010'.
Infill 1'
CANDIES
0f sllkludt. Intels-
manoeuvresoannrmsm fall msertw
minimum-fly.
MrsJohn Holland
moon's moon.
ill! (‘3
630?an
mm
FLflBIS'l'.
W m. acorn NORWALK
[loll lull: 'inr Piliiiiillli.
DON’T WAIT.
G. S. NORTH.
Willa lilil Slices
Aden-erasure earls slilfaii mixed. Nice for
Cat-e paad PI
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Purl Cider Vilelar ill a la].
”a.-.” - .
We are yet able tosel. nice
Creamery Butter
As We. per Pound
as we bought a lot before the price advanced.
FLOUR Isl [MHVN
a, hog and barrel.
Sn gar is Lo‘ver.
Come and see. Fine new a:- clr of
California Drill & Canned Gilli
Wm prepsriuglolet loosealsrse lot of other
Canned Goods at attractive prices, as we always
have done during the winter season.
llille & Cumslncl.
iLi‘l‘ill lulu.
Ono Quality,—-Tlrc Beet.
Barf Veal. lamb, lotion, Pork, Salt and Fresh.
Becf. Smoked Tongue llama.
shoulders, Mmmm Frank
forte r.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
chamssm
as Washington Siren“.
‘28 Main St, 80. Norwalh.
Meals Fill Ulsmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Pllltll, Etc
Oi’ All Kinds in Their Season.
“AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
alums-n. lea EW5HUSTKD.
Till Mlle! Mallet.
~ ~—1lll BET“
NIEA‘I'S
slittVlD IR Till DIST IANNBR
If on want the choicest IRATE. obtainedrs
of unable or cost, you will find them at my
ket.llaswc as
' Poultry of all Kills
mmmeon
F. HAYE S.
013th 8100‘. soon FOBWAU.
Keep the finest larkm ia the City.
npnwam Lonsrnns'
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Whole-lemma“.
'i‘bathsveaotbssnluted.
Pure Tomato Gallup,
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Bellltt & Hlliiflll
EUNT& ZEL'UFF
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
Imported lnrdldel.
Warthmwhtlhsyuflm
In. Wilson mint. in. lie. liarwalk.
linen. line inn-J‘s?!
.u sl “ a a“ II M
a“ u to w u
“ it it p. at.
! IO“ lint a": 3 Hind
is It "
A” .-
ll “37 "
iii 11 “ lixul
mans!
ll m a. m
n'rtl In
W. it Weston. Wu and Mr!
V i' PAY" ”it mi iI-Ilflflltl
'l.W It now Possum Areal
3:328
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a: ruinous 2
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'10 IO “ lined
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leave Bride-I r Mr Pill-M.
7gb}? seconm. ,
not“ I: lived
"neon nm
are p. In. express a m
.'. “ WW
{muse only as far as (In-at Bani: [ton
fineaoflv as up ... New mum
wihlnrlted «you. eunm lime-it lo l’llllfleld.
.fl meow t ire Pres‘v . Mn" Wm ‘l’v
W .I. Lvon. ila
AMI": i. i mgr-v Ag 9 mdminer
WANTED.
A First-Class Paliii' Hauler.
One that Il‘llde'lI'nf.ill Pslv Ilsg preferred.
DECKER’Sn
Paint and Wall Paper Flore,
18 Nunl lailitreel,
BOUT ll HORWA LI
Troy Hand Laundry,
Firstc‘sse laundry work done at renewable prices.
Ailworkltoue by hand. Give usalrial.
R. F. ASK‘CWomlDil
ll()MERli. I]() "'I',
I
would rum-mun 91 'on
SOLE AGPM FOR THE
Celebrated Aqua (‘rystnl
{fallacies and ill Giiiiii.
They Have no Equal.
WALT HAM.
COLUMBUS.
wa‘nnBSSl‘BINOPLD,
RAMP" EN. \on~ Magnetic
In my repair kdepartment l have every feel: by for
first—class work
A large and well selected stock of Silverwsrv
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always on hand.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
Emlfl.
g... SOLE AGENTS
3H1. 80.!
ii - u
Flil'lili Siilm Hiliil'.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVEB, RANGES,
AND TINWAR. E.
maven for
Steam and lint Air Heating.
imam mum.
The Old and Reliable.
lilLY ii i m.
Nil'iilil ilellnll
mums-mulesmmmmmm
-Tlll PIOPILLIRO-
City Norwalk a Eagle,
mjf?”
muse-seam
efhssknsssuad.
W l
h .
itv‘fiewwl‘aan
float luvwatk ll I'tmllAlJ,b ‘1'
MraWHJams
“he a largr endlerlina duping“
Spring Goods
FRO! Till
Dress iiflfllii Dilliflflflli
-... . or...“ ,. .
W.B. Hall &oo.,
IIR l Ilhl EI’()]{'I‘.
And .will uremic for p files without charge or
fak e ”culi- r4 at some were as Ihu Bride
In?“
Still and Soft
Islam?
91 win-me], ;
Particular attention.
h“ Plat-g. Cleaning and
fink llale.
GMND
MILLINE
OPEN ING.
Saill’l, [let i, lilti' Ll,
liirs. W. Paw .
Nos-want.
.....— a».
We shall exhibit full use
mm 1 in“ m
s we ”in ‘1
area at :31”. sign
n$3&12”fuii§..§lm$%
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