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The Senate Adopts the British
Extradition Measure.
IAN! lllllii CIIIBB INCLUDE”.
not “coourv rite vex.» '
1.. law (ire-la hspaat's Alta-ad Osa—
uatlan with tisa larder.
fir. Louis. lab. I9.~»‘l'bs man arrested as
being connected with the murder of Dr.
mebsn interviawad lubis cell bya
, said: “fly now is John ll. Ksl-
ly. I had holhlngtodo with the manic
of Dr. (”Ironingk I admitted loths chief of
Al patios last n ht. however that i am the
luhaaslsulsut and Fraud at I Kinda party the Chicago police are, looking for. It
0"""’I h“ ralltlaat 0".“m M” is lease of mistaken blanlity. i first visited
suit liaauspt -~— no lav-aw Voter's (hie-m Feb, 1!». list). i loll than the lat.
ltatus in Idaho «lust-sass! ska Hausa.
tar partof June the sauna year. I have
flavor belonged to tha Clan-nu—(iaei or nth“
Wsimisumx, I’sh. iO.—-Dlractly altar Irish organlrsiiun. [known-rue of thcpoo-
the "martian of my,“ my“. the plant-cumin! ruurtkvlug Dr. t'roniu. The
sonata wont into sacral action [0,, tbs div only lrlslr agitator l luww is 'l‘liomas Dsav
m... of tha British extradition treaty NJ" ”‘m """"“'"""' ' “m" ‘° m”
, ' Louis Aug. l7- lust, on»! have lursnlrd at
A vote was taken on Mr. they a motion to a” pm”... “mm. mm" your”. m“, M
strike out the clauses relating to may
[mas avenue, over slum, “
slaughter and Ihs obtaining of my under
false pretsnm. ’l‘ha oration was dsfsatad.
liotua unimportant amendments wars luada
and the treaty was ratified.
What the 'lraaty I'rovldss I‘or.
Thstrsaty makaa applicable to the arti-
‘l'hs prisoner opp-rural ill at onset and triad
to evade all dlrsct quorum». llu denied
knowing Alexandr-r Httllivan. lie all!“
that be was a clerk, but lrfilwi to my
where he haul berm l-mpinyul Detective
Thomas, of Chicago, stale-l that Kelly is
mm "snap... mun mum
eta
amemmn-s
an to the lama aimle-
“Anst” Dalila Brown will ha 100 years
old Sunday, Itsrcb 18. Bits lives at prev
sent at North Grasby,luaonlet, little
farmhouse with her daughter, In. Jana
lstbam.asprightly young lady of 70,
who does her own work with tha help of
her mother. lira. Brown lass hale and
hearty to-day as many women of 60
Bite retains all of her mental faculties
perfectly. can sea to read with glass",
sings, goes up and down stairs, makes
bed. washes and wipes dishes, and can
take a good long walk. Bbs was born at
Windsor, ”Ball Mlle," latch 28. 1790,
and has lived there and at East Grundy
all her life, with the exception of a few
years, when she has lived at (lranby.
Her father was Jonathan Brown of
Windsor. and her mother's maiden outta
was lloxy Combs, from iicotlsnd. She
had one brother slid linen sisters, one of
whom Keziab, waarkrlled when a little
w_...9~ s
Casoplcu, Spindles, ole.
Prices
Call and Boo Them.
Writ
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
to 81111: All.
HENRY gr.
illi‘l‘lll
Jill PRINTINI}. ”
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'l‘ill ilVlh‘lNG ll ll. bulbs mortal--
plese fullblaif ting the larval range
of tingsrlw .luh t‘rlntlr 'lha class of work the
Mural is daily turning out for its patrotiaiu this
town ltd slscslmu is unruryssred Its scope
albums “titlk at ti .l .h l'rln int. Banning. Pad
d m. [in t it will u Itsnkllimrs listing In,
AN now [unrated to of"
Canned Goods
0! Superior Quality at low prices. with s dirconn'
on aptsnli res of all M more earn as pal npprndcu
hiiavsnl to ho limith. who drovn lir, Cronin
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it can wa l-provaouour well cstahllsbcd he‘lrms principles) This question form rrssll upon
II; a bro-lag up before us like the far farm-d liflrl Toweh s msmmomh atmtluw of rtrmuth. rim.
hllity Booty. We go at it with the best tool! at on - diupoli: itnumy and low pun-s hr ulvrrtium
what you bysbowlng our Ill!!! and not being sfrsio to do so, by lilIIflL' our ~ vuy til m n' lcrrn-
' wants, by catering to no class in tmticnlnrano every one in getter-l. slid, by giving
‘ l«tinge-ova for your money than you can procure rlrewhcrc. it uh the-o vlguntlc 3 ms men.
' almond mlghlycrough to move mount-ms of difficulties, to out!" it! the four winds all
forces sad plant our banner
ills tails a Pulls Prices P
(In tbehighat pinnacle which leads to little”. With this nir on‘r s'm, wr would rc~p t-tfnliy aunt in n»!
thafin our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
WILL Bl} POI!!!)
Tamise Cloth, Railway Cords, .
Convent Cloth, Sterling Stripes,
. Alsatian Suitings, Camel Hair,
Waterproof Serge, Double Sateens,
"‘ Brilliantine, &c., &c., sue.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
A m . . .
fiohuir Brocade, Mohair Stripes,
:Estrellette Mohair, Mohair,
SliltWarp Henrietta, '
Silk Finish Henrietlas,
,5 Wool Brocades, Band Suitings,
~Re‘hl India Cloth, Silk Warp Batiste.
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CARPETS.
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Me have the Largest Stock of Carpets ever shown in Norwaik
‘ , at prices that defy competition. In it will be tound:
{elléoquette Velvets, Axuiinster, Wiltous, Body
3,;_f;gllruseels, lloxbury Brussels, Tapistry Brussels.
” fewé are agents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and GLENHAM
MILLS, R. J. HOGUET, W & J.- SLOANE, THEO. W.
BAILEY it 00., and JOHN 85 JAMES DOBSON.
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‘ GLASS WARE.
Ptunsme,
We have Ilse Cheapest
‘ WHEEL 'l‘eaaag’l'sltoriets”
" i ll Town. .
STOVESMMNGBS
'l'illlnlMIm'ork.
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i so... 8i Bllfihllelb.
809 Water .sroot.
('oot ol Bank). - iiRlDOkl'Uil’l‘, culli-
Pnia Lead: and it'll? as y toxin-cries
'llipp'loa It i] live-right. alavlsra ms mulls
Woolen Goods, "and made dwellings Mittens
Glows. Mothers, limit, Imp-medmrlrhsrd km
pool (inrrrrsuys No garmi'nla bars svrr lav-n
lU cqusl these Gucmsrys fur werrltug Qualities greu
warmth and perfect lrudmu for nation It full llfit
of llncilehralcd l‘outiuc Woolm tlwdr, all of the
above are at reduced prim We are solo agents for
i'owu'l"l'llh llraud‘fiuou 0min, lh: best in
the world A grand rflil of black or yellow til»
i'lothesls rot cswnslrc,» oviiy by» m mnlt
and islllmnny limw topor its cos' ill tunlrctm.
r-.m wills, rheumsvmm or puenrumia llrr‘rlm
Haves. linens and mum "on... verytbmg cream
in Roam ~hlp. hurt at thrllla “ul-t- 33 l- r hr).
of one hundred, Tcirphmw. New Y." l’rlrcs
Never Underarm
“wears
GREAT
clearing 0m Salt!
Commencing tu-v'ay,
ftATURDAYmecJ
Eve yth ngt. be sold wilhuni r«-.u-d rh mu, u‘
mitlfr' room for other good,-
i'liillilllii Hill liliil iiiiillii
AT VERY Ll)"- l‘i-li'
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
IN ALI. THE NEW Ill stifle.
Mrs.W. F awcett
so. 3 WATER airliner.
NtiilWALll. ”LVN.
t PI’LI. LINE It"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
:i,
Berry Bros. Hard “iii Finish.
“’irc Steel Door flats
mummewtbiegout.
w. G.QUINTARD
KUSIC HALL MIME
lillBABlRSi
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ALL GRADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices 1
The [list bloods for
the Least honey
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‘1‘}; lying. . will“
0:3 rsn'drc‘ax. finches ~
P ‘35 Bulls
8001‘ it $110!) STORE,
Clark at Lane‘s Block
Milli STREET.
Till lllll [trill
--—'lll sear-—
MEATS
sum “TE! m unlit
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[Insulin rs
chwsssl ass-rs. abtslasa
sftlaaI-ssrcswauwlllhdtbul-
lull! if all his
a
ole of tha extradition treaty ctmclutlad ba-
twaan the llmuul lusts-and Great Britain
on Aug. , 1542, providing for the extradi—
tion 0 persons charged with spscllsd
m tho Milan-lulu- "(man-1w, lbw
antitrust-ills. or altering silvers-d
mains» dual-m W.
Basso, racking swim M, trust of
all klads, perjury, rape and abduction,
burglary, conspiracy, pirsoy by tbs lawsof
nations, revolt. of conspiracy to molt on
the high sons and crimes against the laws
of both countrlvs concerning slavery. Pa-
iltlcai criminals are exempted from the pro-
vlolons of the treaty.
The Devil's hallo lallaf Bill l'naaad.
The scuttle was in secret session for thraa
hours. At the r-nd of that tints tha doors
were opened and the educational bill was
taken up. Mr. lllair resuming his rsrnarks in
favor of the nwnsurs. In the course of his
remarks Ilr. lilmr commented on the fact
that very little of his speech had appeared .
in the dolly [nylons or had been telegraphed i
from this city. ils stated that ha wouldi
probably tm-upy the time of the senate for i
two aftrrnoons more The house) bill for the !
fillet of the indium of the Devil's lanai
wry, .‘3. it, was passed. i
Presidential Nominations. i
Thtrprcsiolr-nt into in the afternoon sent
the senate the following nominations: Rich' 3
ant Derrick, hupcrvisot' of census, Fifth
New York lilhll'lt'l; Alonzo Clcsvur, registry i
of the loud office at. Les lirandc, (ire, ; Will. .‘
lam H, l'rutt, surveyor general of l'nlifor- I
nia. Miran of public moneys: Edwardl
I. Lune, tit Valentine, Nell; Quinby Vance, i
at has Unions, 3. I; Donjntnltri'i. Will-i
lama. nt \"nrtklun, a D. P
The hiatu- of the Mormon \otcr.
Senator l'iutt presented to the senate the
report on Hit) bill to admitthe stoic of ldsbo
into the Union. The committee reviews the
objection to the stale mnetttution made by l
the blurmons, and refers to the decision of i
the supreme wurt of the United fitstoantsr ’
tainitrg the validity of the constitution so
far as it lppims in the Mormon: The corn- ,
mitten says that no person will be rcatvsin— i
cd from voting under the anti-normoni
clause of the constitution unless its is a
big-mister a polygamist. When it shall
appasr that the Mormon church no
put-allegiance to the church higher that:
allfiance to the state, and when bigamy
and polygamy cease, no one will be dis-
franchise or excluded from holding ones
by the constitution of ldabo.
lug-lla' Anti-Liquor Bills.
Senator lngails introduced in the senate a
hill to amend the interstate comrmrca law
by adding it section providing that it shall
be unlawful for any person to ship into an-
other state or territory any intoxicating
“9“" m" the 1'1"” 0‘ the state 0' territory ‘ ex-Scthur Thomas L'. l‘..r:t it til aim attend
forbid. The bill also declares it unlawful E
for any transportation company to carryi
any intoxicating liquors into any state or
territory where the laws of the stale forbid.
The bill makes parties violating these laws
guilty of a misdemeanor end provides lines
in both cum-n.
In tho Hots“.
Wrisulvomx, Pub. 19. —-In tho house the
journal was approval without objection.
Saturday, March 15, was set apart, on me
“on of Mr. U’Xeiil (Ya), for euloglos -pon
the late William D. Kelley. The pension
appropriation bill was reported from the
appropriations committee and referred to
tkccommlttcs of the whole. The bill at
proprietor M.-l!f,tfii. The appropriation
for the current year was WATJJXD. The
number of pensioners ou the roll is give. as
480,725. A conference committee was or-
dered on the bill directing the superintend-
ent of the census to collect farm mortgsgs
statistics.
The house then went into committee of
the whole. Sir. Burrows (Itch) in the
chair, toconslder senate bill providing for
tbsappolntmcnt of an assistant secretary
of war at a salary of “an r.
Hr. chdoo opposed the biii.sndthooght
thatlf a man of loves and character was
patst tbs head of the war department Its
would not need a civilian s-iataul. Ir.
BoutsiIs thought the mustaryof warsbould
barelievsd from the management“ details,
audallowadtodsvotahimsslftomstun' of
coastal. policy. In. Washington 11'
mung-imialbfiikaa atiaaksn _
pit... 'l’kms'wasnolsal .Mforas
laid ssids without action. the consul
loss, and the horns took up the spacial on
tier—tbs Oklahoma bill-which was debated
at considerable length, but without any so
fine being taken.
The bot-a committee on Indian slain
has “W a favorable on the
billsppropvialiag 818.4!) for tbs relief of
Jean Janis Leg-rs for bringing into tbs
Usitad Statssand m the rotunda
of Sitting Bali and hi followers
The haysastl taatal Isl-graph lake-a.
wnektothsbsasitof thstsIsgrspkco-pa.
Ilsa bygiving tins- additional wovk,hlt
fiacupauissdllshdwitbktm.
W ARChaadlsrmf tbs Postal
to tho i'nrison cottage! on the night of llay
6 lost. The proprietor of the People's house
unvoimrntcs Kelly's story as to his board-
lug ills-m Ilflt‘u Aug, 1!),
lift mks ago liolcutlvo Thrones arrived
krill. Innis iri‘ml'oh of his man, but found
mt lib hull iluwn n day or two before The
Wilt» has basil an hrs trail over-atom.
and says- that he followed him through
nearly awry southern city. The man vs-
turned hm: lint Huntley, and was arrested
on the street. "is dsscription is given as
follows: Medium else, about five feet seven
ladies in height; weight about liiil pounds;
dark hair null dark inlistnt‘bo. l'hlcf Huh-
bard. ti! ('hicngn, hiss stated [unlikely that
hols not “Country the Fox."
Trial of the Jury llrllmrs.
('lllt‘ntlti, Feb. 19 Vin tho Cronin jury
bribing cam iimrgc Tsahoppnt, tho man who
first. rovmlml the loci. of tho conspiracy to
the state's attorney, was called. its war
summoned lit-l. till» a juror in tho ('rnnin
case. lvrtlw jury waiting room he talked
with Baililf Salomon, who told him he could
mko “gm by getting on the jury and rot
lug for acquittal. Tho money would hopoid
is wife, who Willlill weer s certain kind of
drool to the court room to show the money
watt paid. “'rtum wusoxnmlncd thataftcrv
noon and excused. Solomon met witnew
afterwards and told him he had been in
structed topay 3.3m) or any price. Thr
defense did not cram—examine.
Ilium Alexander tortilla! that Fred W.
Smith had ltiivi him several limos during
September turd (h'tulmr that it would hr
worth his while to get on the ('rnnin jury.
Henry f'. Mniry llirwi toatillml that. Smith
had spoken to him.
1’. H. Nicholson, la inmkkoets r, testified
that ho was sunrmonml as n jurymrm, but
not examined. Smith nib-red lilm 8500 if lit
would get accepted Lori hold out for all no
qmttei.
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
President Harrison's \‘laws on the Sn-
tlnnal lls-pnlrlirrsn League.
NEW Yoltx, Feb, iii, “The preparatinnl arr
almost completed for the National Republi-
can League «invention which meets in Snob
villa, Tenn, on March 4 next. About Lilli
delegates will attend. Tha delegates will
gotoChattnnooga on March ii to hold a
political mass meeting there. Other cities
in the south may be similarly visited.
Among the prominent speakers who will at
tend are Cougrmmcn McKinley. Burrows,
(irosvenor, Mum, Evens, Hook and Taylor,
also Senators Ever-ta, lugails and Spanner:
Gen. Bill-wart L. Woodford, of New York;
Gan Goff, of Walt Virginia; Hon John it
Lynch, of Missouri, and cvaoveruor Bub
lock. of Georgia, will benmong the veterans.
It is believed that l'hnunrcy bl. Depew and
the convention.
President iierriwn has rant a letter to
Hon. John M. Thurston, [president of tha
league, in which he says: “Such organiza-
tions are wholesome and desirable, not only
from a party but from 3 public standpoint
They interest the young men in public of:
fairs, and compact nntl organize the interest
thm excite-i into controlling political forces.
The party to which you belong has never
suffered by an intelligent discussion of its
history or its principles, and i am sure your
organisation will continue to furnish cour-
ageous and well appointed champions wher-
ever the lists of «ll-bate are opened.
“i doubt not that you will be cordially
received by the; people of Nashville, and beg
to express the hope that your meeting my
be both sut‘t‘csnlui laud pleasant."
Kentucky Ilorses any.
“Ilium“. Ky, Feb. ill—rm. “'oodford’s
.la here twenty horses brought snow;
guru‘s, 8.56;}. Best prices were for the fol»
lowing: Buy gelding Prince Mark, 2, by
Victor Von Bismarck, dam by Marshal Key,
Jr,, 8i,3Ull. Buy gelding (‘urMnrsid, 8, by
Onward, darn by Cszique; U. D. Edwards 8
Son, Enriviile, Illa, snow. Chestnut filly
Ola, yearling, by Onward, darn by Col.
Bambi-toil; George Cunnifl, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
.8”.
Trouble at Nashua.
insults, N. 11., Feb. lit-There wars
aboatwo-psrgilsnround the su’ll gutuwhen
thenpersttvris quit work lust evening. and
mum dbordnr occurred. rlnowhafls wan
thrown and ‘s for ssrsnlts were made. Tim
“on: wersarresterl, one s workman who
unsuited a woman for calling him a scab,
and the other an intoxicated outsider. The
strikers say they had no part in the sifslr. |
Anna d the World in sixty—Iva Days.
Manual, Feb. 19,—lt is the intention
of the Canedlen Pacific Railwny company,
assoou as one of their new Pacific steamers
bcomplstsd, which will bs November next,
toearvy the first Canadian excursion party
around the world. It h estimated that "to
round trip will be made within sixty-five
by; With a fast Atlantic service the trip
could be made in fifty—three days.
The Iawtells lag-sat.
Down, 5. 11., Feb. ill-In tbs Sawteila
at Berwick. an East Roch-torsion-
tcstiiisd thatch tbsdayctlhs laur-
dw‘ Isaac fiawtella drove up to lih store and
boughtalarnp. The man in the carries!
with flawtciia «had amcodh face. Hiram
Bawtalla wore whiskers. This raises the
astcwko I-ac’s companion VII.
moat will be continued.
am..- uvss last In tho Cantu-I.
husba-
dtbt vistas-perm- tm themat-
w-sdruwssd.
:low Moon. who kept the tavern down
over 70, st Dlmmibltl by hsvlng her
head crushed by a heavily losch wagon.
in ape-king of brine" recetrtiy, the sold:
"I feel Just as young so I ever d d, but it
makes metal sad to dusk that all the
young tropic ,whom 1 mad to know are
dead. There were Captain Bacon, llnrv
at ltainww, andlns brother Orson, and
Benjamin Case, who lived just this side
of Harlow Moore's. They are all dead
now. Then there was Squire Horace
Clark up at East liranby. Captain Joel
Clark, Lawyer Bates and others of his,
istniiy, besides Deacon David Sheldon
and hill father, who was a hundred years
old when we lived with them at West
Sumac. lie died about u month after
we mom! away from there.
Niles used to be around thm», tun.
from Turkwy Hills and all around there
Equine :
ltrmvmber lirstrste how the people
PRICE Lll‘f.
lugs: f‘rnn, it: per can, a ram we.
Fir-t qualify Tomatoes. ill: on can. It r l: , Mr
tiara Bulls 1239': yet can llam- tor
Karly Juno Peas, the p r c n. is rut-s we
I rim-int l‘rav, l5! per an. it use is r.
mca'tvnh. In In no. I arsenic
roux: Worn 2'12 mm s an to:
Gal 9 Murine, M: n . leans/W
‘Mhlus VI-ty lobster. hf, tfir per up, 1 mm- It It.
minim. igr: per rumor-mu m
We call rprcld notice in out
fit I hmufrrsrd ir'nmrr ll uh m u up
our Mr
"shut limos. llr pvt run. it runs Hit
Blue llcrr re (rp'vndld pit pi 1‘15“ pt! can.
Ilw‘lbvrril n ”fir w-r (Pl’i h r in ill
, I s ifnrnut Apnrus rm pc-r no, 5 cm- 'l
I s ifrrrrlli Pmrhr-r- an ;.o r run, 5, cups '1 I' r
(Ialifmnu linen true; if .ms. w- pr: can. 7. If.“
ti (5.
“Iii'hffi’k m Plume. tic pi‘r ran. 5 mm- 51m
(.‘a'rlrm-la \fl l‘lilr, I‘rnr‘ ., .
(Yu‘lfnrms linr'lrzl P...
ran their hmrlt‘tl the night his paper mill
burned over across the river In l’oqucr
cock.
those days at balls."
and spoilt- of neural periph- irom Wind-
-or and i’tqnunock who went to that
war, and character'zntl tin-etc times or
"melting."
Mrs. Brown bad the typhus fewer
About thirty years ego, and has had the
rhrumetiem since, which has left her 3
little lame. With the exception of these
shellac slmys been well. She is look-
mg forward With greet expectations to s
party which the neighbors have prom-
twd her on her one hundredth birthday.
Th: re are several other quite old pro
pic in iirauhv, among whom are Mr.
town, who will be 9’3ll1912th of next
Lumber 29; Mr. Francis Clerk. ill in Octo
\itss Hillibt’lh T. Smith. 83; Mrs. Riley
DIbble, 86 November 29; Pink) I’lwlpe,
86 to June: "Uncle" Julius Hayes. 86 in
July; Mrs. Oliver Beach. 30 the 14th of
this pro-sent month, who remembers dis
unclly having seen seven generations in
her own family—her grabbgrotd-fsther,
grsndfnlher, father, her brothers and
sisters, her children, grand-children, and
one greet-grandchild. now a little over
s your old; Deacon Apron CUUSQ‘Y and
Dlacon William Dewey are each about
vlgbly years old. There is quite a good
number of people in Gmnby helm-en
severity and eighty years old.
The past winter has been u trying one
with the old people in Grsnby so well as
in other places.
“‘1... cans.“ nail.
the bottom of the great ocean north of
Wuchio rock. It Is a vast, noisy gr-
benns, many leagues in extent, and
around it are sixteen wards or ante-hells.
in the first ward the sinful soul is made
to kneel for long periods on hot iron
shots; in the second they are pieced up
to their necks in filth; in the third they
are pounded till the blood runs out; in
the fourth their months are opened It“)
red-hot pincers and filled with needles:
in the fifth they are incloscd in a net of
thorns and nipped by poisonous locusts;
in the seventh all the flesh and bones are
crushed to s jelly, all except the head; In
the eighth the head is denuded of skin,
slid the flesh beaten on the raw; in the
ninth the month is filled with fire; in
the tenth the pounded flesh of! the body
is licked and roasted by sulpbuvous
iis‘mcs; in the eleventh the nostrils are
subjected to all loathsome smells known
I0 tinir tormeutors', , in the twelfth they
are to be batted by rams, oxen and buf-
laloes,and at last subject to crushing
more by uninterrupted by horse“ in
the thirteenth the heart will betalrcn
out and skinned, in the fourteenth the
skull will be ‘rubbed with sandstone
until it has been entirely worn from the
jelly-like mass which was once the body;
at the fifteenth the body will be scpar»
atcd in the middle and carried with the
bare, bleeding ends sitting on red hot
plates to the sixteenth word, when the
skin will he removed, dried and rolled
up, after havingiritteu upon it all the
sinful deeds done by the soul while so
inhabitant of the ilcahy body. After
thattho body will be consignedlo the
flamed-8t. Louie Republic.
law Wits-pa.
The sickly green postage stamp has
but a few more days to live. During
tbecoming week arrangements will be
completed by thepost oroe department
fovsobangsiucolovofstatnpaofneatiy
all dcutooinatioos. The new twooent
stampwill has deep camlue,sod tbs
mtstaa'pwilirsnaluasatprssset.
The order for the manufacture of the
new stamps hsssiresdy been promul-
gated. and as soon asastoek of them
can be obtained tits unpopular man
stsapwllibswipsdoasofulstsscs.
Wows-(to cream—Want sensible.
teat-eh? dehsra’sssassssldhssb.
_Wlhn-’wtmhsit
fihc then told about the writ of 1512,‘
Chauncey Holcomb, the older: man in ,
August; Mr. Allen PelliDOI’iP, 53 next,
July; Miss Lydia Dzbhie, sister of Super-l
mtemlent Dibble at the Capitol, SS Srpw
net, Miss Julia Holcomb, 89 April ‘liifi
r
} ny mt rial.
llrmr in In];
[His ‘2} t‘li't'l'u‘ A Milli)
will inflicting» d, We s'll: r n
illiilil,.-& millil-
‘ 1'an no sluwa uni.
EA“ ‘ \‘s. l.. lkrngiu» mime!
-
bottom. if thv- tlvzsirr rnnlt-il sup lynyo
, sci-u! direct in than". enclosing u: vs
price.
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f’mmktun. “has. Sold by
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$3 5: Il':
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REQUIRES
Double
Strength.
[5 Ash ngzr Grocer For It.
-7. ALLISO'NM anos.,
.J Unfit
'. .wv. m“.
“(10 iv
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bit. ll; m-mmrs'srrarm sroscicntltlmlly and
carefully prermrerl pro-sen norm ; used for my
3 » niizprivutr- cticcw thsucms,udtorover
ti. yearn won by the people. Every single Spe-
cipx 3 a spatula, cure for thaw-ruse control.
how spec 1.1.“! cure w m dragging. um
h :or reducing the system, and are in languid
u-g-edthesovc reig- remedies ofthc‘i’orid.
mormvctratsos. cum“.
‘I Fete-I'D, congestion inflaznmstlorl .,
. “ onus, Wsnn ma. “um t r-iu' .
. f'rvin C.lIr,flr1Nthlngoflnfu.ts
Dian on, 0: Children ”scrim
”painter” tlrtptng “Wt’trnsu .
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falgha, {oi nebula... .
a
W}: s h
upon I. enter ,.
PIS-{II Periods.
iinmm ....
on! Si
firms“,
"rte-wk. mums. and
Vkoowis: (laugh, Vision: t'orrghr.
Clearer-l
billtyJ‘hyrlcleeukuss
Icy lac-we
yarn-rs: ‘9bi'kllynntt’ttt hired].
I CI Iflflq 9 Vi‘ .
mm" aftbellsau.i'slyimiors1:o8
.. “mtrr_._.~“““‘: 12:: _
or sent
rice. In. many
mlyhonndinctothaud .rnal f .
llamphnyw’ fluid sec-J's ”lion at. K Y.
SPEUIFICS.
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u. a. malice.
Epicurean Centred ‘ijiuuis,
Pitched st Bar Hnrh r. Kaine, mounted in: on
Also
our not vino-y are rum vitruar, Izm- prr can. 8
Canned Fruits.
N mm i’al .- lh lntr l‘m rriu. .Tr pvt r m Ol/ui'.‘ '.ll'
, Owllty of all these Goods Warranted
“'v Ort'd to haw- great timrs in
prin- ars- otialripr'vl on ID.
; l
in and ( lord.
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a s l) f‘llfil'.
: iii-til. “this.
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059.
Of
llcst ‘ rim
ohn chaub & Son,
, _ . , Washington Street. Ila-nth Norwnlk. Row
The sixth court of hell is situated at; .- -
HUMPHREYS’
M
5' aural. (tu W ..
led m)
Punk Printing.
)1": lbw drzmluw-r 'l'llli :lfih‘l‘ N“. has a
llth' quell ynt New Harm-i, and is n w
welinplppui t-- htndic orr'crv lo ibis liarot sry
‘ dis rip"! n ft m ‘l Ptrrirty lly Lassloar liluetrsl
ll i'sltit 3th if lull/t {in [trillion-r
‘v
Commercial Printing.
'31)!!!le ii M l4 mt'ndr-i busier-s f‘urdo
Bill i‘cndn, flute lies s, infer [lends Stale-
trcrla_ (ht-cits llm unu- tmirr-A. anrfnpcs,
Izm-ros'riii'n To", "ii'Tbili‘ '-, ils' tre‘ Til-kelp.
elt' . which Tlii :‘ES'HXU. t .n innit-tr st short
r arm. and in My v, :n
'mlyu-mr ii
Society Priming.
.:l-Z .‘Z‘~’I‘l\l.i. Wu»; t‘... "i.-
r.ttu:.tinn r,f
T
po’r 7- 'li‘i it .‘w . in. t'u in tires to the
crown: .{r of 34“ Snzupl- of Programme,
Twin:- 'i .~.-c'- ..u; , for st tzairiu :s:d it its. Ill-l
Hznnt'xrdv .' .— Ehh'tf- Sana-r: r:‘r‘ mme'hmg
.ntle: p,- t.’ wznr -r1"r‘ t.-r '9 Full pri :.-,
Lilli! r:. ,1 {.4 4.: 7hr
, Walling Printing.
l'l‘iifl .‘ES'ZI‘EL ls marl}- irrpan-r! :3 till
nrdrr‘ in this line 21 he shur‘c-t possible
mic-.- The bend-omev fatten! rr'llpllypr‘, Ind
fini clan wutkn'ien ruins us to ['f-Hlix'c work
:czrly urn-Z it) the 6115: . :l‘rsviclg.
catalogue Priming.
‘\ or m lies from THE 5153311531. [Lustrslcd
t‘srslouun. Cut shce‘s l’rice i in, Circulars other
wall. ury. Lin-fie. Tags. sud the lm umersbie
Hints trcdrd in this :‘ru: in a futory. cm be
procuro d at lbi! «(fire at in: moo: Ices rlsbe prices
for good work.
lulu Printing.
‘O'l'lll‘t; so add: to the nrtrscl'veccis cf,or
calla anemia. to J.b Printir g of any Mild. as
next work in some odd 1: viol’. or two or more coll-h
con billed. Till $ENT|XEL Ins all the is’eet
chad-a and t‘nte of printing in k. and cm furnish
harmonious at :i 1:31:an combinations.
k
Pflilll Printing.
HE SESTL‘E'. blismbupclcd facilities '1'
Poster lrvtmg it by all the etylrs
and t-lzcsofi ,c for the various kinds of Pcsier
. work and l‘z cut. a: d is fullyrqvlippcd fortnming
out "Jilin; in this the tint you may need in the
thorn: . 1 acerbic titre
Miltlllullls Printing.
HIS drpxritnctt includes all the odds end ands
which do not properly belong under anyof the
sbtve loads. such as Pampb'cts, Upcnl guards,
Annoaucsueettcircalsrs, itcrtsnranl ( been. lllk
i‘iCkcts' Rattle and Drawing 'l'lekets. Concert and
title" Programmes, Bills of Pure. Tune Tables,
Hair. and Orllllcnttl shes Csnlr, ctr.
HAIL AND TELEPHONE ORDERS
Vi
PROMPI'LY ATTENDED T0.
Norwalk Chronicler