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tween SisuWD'Amof the foreign oflica,
and American MiniaterPorter on Tueeday.
D'Areo raid: ‘fiuppoeethata dozen Amer!»
me should bekilled in an Italian city and
weplwledlrupolencetopunishtheact or
the ground that the city was antonomoua
what opinion would you American» and
the civilized world have of each a pleul’
Ir. Porter, in reply, explained the pro
.vkiona of the Amerlan constitution. re
earring the merrignity of the mm in all
flatten not granted to the federal govern
ment. D’Arco retorted warmly:
”We have nothing to do with your coa-
afltutiou. We know no constitution; out
dealings are with you a a nation. 8t
lent may 'lla-hert'e'laet and She la
the Old Ila-flee Ila-Willa
(ten-adore Bat-easy laye-
xtw Your, April a—Nobody really ”U
pcctato ace the powerful fleet which Italyf
haelweuculleetingfovagood many yearn?
aeut to enforce dementia W the
noun Staten sou. what friendly relar
tines tint have minister! for generationa,
between our own uountryaud a fordgni
power like Italy are suddenly broken 0! ‘
by that power. thediapoaition in natural
torizeupitelghtiug fimgthandtoflud,
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i pie without a navy. We swelled our naval
pean novice. The roll carried by that
vueelecould nudaproieetilathrooghoue
eldeandout of the otlmeideofauytur-
retouthernonitovflaetwhicb now lieebe
lowiiicbmonal. Weannowbuildingfuur
hatthnhipi, but many month- will he to
united In. whiehvto complete them. The
armorheenot beenrulied. It iaidleto
talk olbuildinganavy in afew lnnntltI. ‘
"ltiaridleulouatonavaleapertetohear
boutaof repeating what we did during
thewar. Thenwewernpittcdagaiuatpeo-
liet rapidly to over an reaeel‘a. Anything
that would serve an a gun platform was
bought or built. It waa not neeeaaary that
theyehould be able tore-tat attachin-
caueetherewaanofoeafluattooppuee
them. Wecouldgetrnauyof thlahiudof
craft now, but they would he of no eerviee
u against a foreign naval power.
“Our new crunch—about a dozen in
number—would he of aerriee and would
be fought for all that they are worth. But
they were never intended to stand be-
fore armored battle ahipe or against any-
thing else than such uuarmored veeeela as
their own class. They would, however. he
uaeful to destroy the lines of water com-
munication by which a foreign naval force
lut- Italy no snow- wm Not Help
aunt lattera—llaela su- wm 1..
WI Thoroughly the Alalr. but
‘ In, lam no ulna Prwpew nine
date are entirely ignorant, ofliciully
gandpereonally, of the progress of uflaire,
glitzy do not hesitate to admit that Mr.
. “country through it.
, : Gilli Keep a lloatlle Heat Away.
m _
boats against the: foreign vessels.
no Diplomatic Correspondence.
new. Leeann! or Punt.
Vacuum-on. M31, loll
gravity which took place at New
ntheltth, whereby four subjects of
I“ of Italy. who were confined in the
of that city. were mannered by the
m Pan's recall, is entirely in the
hide of Secretary Blaine, althoughany
adiathatwill be taken by this govern-
“ will be under the nominal authority
dihepreeident. The assistant secretaries
“In, and Mr. Blaine alone, is managing
M, and that he has no confidante
poll. Ilia subordinates Among army
‘ aadnavyomcerstheidca thatthepreeent
”Dilution will result in war is laughed
at. Adjutant General Keltou, who hu
finalization to the ability of the
W Stats to withstand a powerful for
wheat and land force, said yesterday
thatitwaahardtoimagine any reason for
war. Nothing of value could come to
m believed, however, that a hostile fleet
mid not succeed in getting within twenty
' New York on account of the die
7 ‘ of a large number of American
volunteer their lives in steering
~ Outinmnity no a nation. he said, would
. no to invent mom of oilering a
elective resistance to a hostile force.
The following correspondence between
.qu Fara and Secretary Blaine relating
the Italian troubles but been made
Mir. theaeeerauce of myhiyheouud
oration * Janna 0. Burn.
Were Blaine and Iowa Unfriendly?
Notwithstanding statements to the non-
lrary, Baron Pavu baa not always been on
the best of terms with the state depart.
ment, und it has been auggested by a high
oflicinl that the cause of the strained re-
lations between the minister and the de-
partment is the basis of the circumstance
surrounding the lurou’n recall The
primary cause of the friction was a report
concerning brigaudnge in Ituly, written by
the United States conaul at Palermo. Ita
publication brought a demand from Bantu
Fara for the immediate dismissalof the
consul.
Mr. Blaine was not in \"znhington when
the boron made his! dcnuind, and when he
returned be found that through the rrpro
eeutatiom; of Baron Fara the consul had
been removed. Mr. Blaine was indignant,
and when he found filler an investigation
thm tho consul bud not exceeded his au~
thority in writing the report, he made a
formal complaint to the Italian govern—
ment concerning the efforts that were
mnde to secure the consul's recall. It is no
secret about the state department that the
relations between Secretary Blaine and
the minister were considerably strained by
the incident. and it was suggested yestor'
«lay by the authority alluded to that lhrou
I’nvn‘a notion in the matter made the my
"written in Run.- ln-Iicve that his tuneful-
nh‘e hml been wrinxi-‘ly curmilwl and that
libs speedy recall would be of winning» :0
the Italian government.
What secretary Tracy Saya.
In an interview Secretary Tracy was
asked:
"Your recent report, Mr. Secretary. por-
trays in strong colors the defenselesn con»
ditiuu of our count cities. It is not over-
druwn, is it?"
“It is not nearly so strong as I might
have mode it. If I had pictured the slim»
tiou at my ruprescntutire reported it to me
I should have been called nu nlnrmist. It
is absolutely true that a foreign fleet could
send its gunboote into the East, North and
llurlcru river», and by destroying our rail-
way bridges and other mode of communi-
cation abut us of! first from the mainland
and necrmd from all euppiics of food
The situation would be eimply appalling
if you will atop to comider it carefully. It
. tbt it in your business to mend it."
constitution is worthy of a free and civil
teed country that does not insure .puuieh-
men: of crime and the protection of the
week. If your constitution ia wanting in
Favorite Ladiea Are Amerieaaa.
Mr. Porter promised to report the inter
view to his government. Miniater Fara
cabled to his government from Washing-
touthathehadaeen President llarrivou,
and the outlook had improved. The court
of King Humbert iaexponed to the criti-
clam of the malevolent, owing to the
known partinlity of the aovcrcign for
America and Americana. Several of Queen
Marguerite’s favorite ladiea are of Amer
lean birth. The wife of Count Gianuotti,
prefect of the palace, was before marriage
Constance Kenny, of New York. The
Princess Binncaccio, lady in waiting. war
Min Field, of New York. The wife of
Cavailier Peruaai, one of the queen‘s per
ennui equerriea. was lilies Story, of Boston,
and the Princess Cerici Ilolighctti wee
MIC Spencer, of New York.
Italian l’reaa ("o-newt.
l'upolo Romano says that the entire
country approves of the mil of Item
You It hopes that the United StnMwill
all’onl Ituly eatisfnction, and believes that
all Europe will uphold Italy in her course.
The pupa add-s; “There is, however, outta
faction in knowing that we can send back
the American vessel‘s coming with wheat
to our markets and to return to the Yan~
Ice bmcdrm their frichinosis meat."
The Tribnnn newspaper does not believr
that any complications are to be feared.
Italy only mks justice. The Tribune add»
that Min’nvtcr Porter, in bi» interview with
Signor D'Arm, urged the difficulties in
“lo :vny nhlirvct union by the fob-ml gov-
ernment uml tin-procaufl the mail of lhrm
Fara
Signor D'Arco told Minittor Porter that
Italy adhered to the medium: already taken.
The You- Yrrita. parmlorgnn. holds that
the recall of Porn can lend to my awful re-
ault. and is is purely pinionic protest do:
to preemin- on the Italian government
from within, Illl'itlllllg the influence of no
not varieties.
It Will "an the World'a I‘uir.
Column, April :«llimtor \i’. T. linker,
chairman of the foreign affairs: committee
of the World‘s fuir, one much concerned
over the n-cnll of Baron l'uva. Italian min
isfcr nt \i’mhingtnu. “It n in seriously
interfere with the mam of the export
lion," said be. "We should regret the ab
some of Italian exhibits. very much and
Italy's withdrawal would handicap uaIn
our work among of her Bumpean nations.
afloat and in eerrice aeven huge nurtured
battleship of dieplacexnente between 10,.
em and lull) tone: Their characteristic
feature is a great development of gun
power and epecd at the upon-e of ahetaiu~
log, to a large extent, from the one of aide
armor. where, acme other system:- unploy
it an a protection to stability.
tlmsc rem-ale carries in its main battery
four Armstrong breeehiouding guns of
about lT-iuch caliber. and weighing from
ll.“ lo IIB tone.
(treat Battery Power and speed.
The maximum speed of the slowestof
thy big stripe is fiftn-cn knots nod that of
the fmshut b: above eighteen knots. Such
a cornbiuntion of battery power null speed
in nrmorrtl vessels makes them wry formi-
dhlvle.
The piorwcrs of limb: tin-t an! the Iluilio
and I’tilllItJIH, lmiit years ago. They urcol
A little orcr lull) tuna displacement, moi
are It“! fret long by of}, feet beam and :1
foot draught. Their origins millilin»
dicntal hum: power give them about fif-
teen knots 91ml. Their maximum thick-
nm of armor at the water line in twenty»
two inches». Each curries four tot-ton
Armstrong guns. bra-viola: twenty rapid fire
and nmchinc gum in the mmdary but:
tery and four torpedo tubes: Neat come
[hm other “will of the name general
type—the Andrea Doria. the l‘rmnmm
Mormini moi the Ruggiero.“ Icmria
Tim-c Vma‘QIa cm: about utility“) ouch
They have n vlivplncrment of “mu tone,
and their ruginm were dmigrmi to give
tin-m {um-w hunts. Ilut the Iiugtzlvmlli
hymn developed ”All“ horri- pow“ at the
nuuimum nud n-orhul nevi-moon and a
half knots. These tbrcc rims-cl.» are each
83‘ feet lung and 63'; Int-um and 3’? draught.
'I‘hvir turn-ts arr- pmtccted by fourteen
in: lira ... armor. and r iris ship carries four
iw'H-m alum, heal-Ire two Glitch. with $5
pit-w» in liw mumclury buttery and tire
tow. :I-r urine.
Moat Yurmirlohle of All.
'l'bs- km mm of these woven ships, the In
pathfnzmvl the italin are the mm! formiv
viable-Juli. Tin-y have n length of in» feet
by it Inmi'tl of It fret. umln drought of '3“,
tln- Irpnum rem-hing u «liaplnccmcut of
ELIE-r lull", nod the India 13,”. The ex-
ternal xtmmr Ii [llacfil on a citadel Iii? feet
lung, and ulmvndmg about six fcct below
the wnter line. The maximum thickneae
of the armor on the lyn'nntwork is: eighteen
Inch”, and on lbearlnornl lower nineteen
Their platingiawholly naed to protect;
the motive power, the magazine, the big:
guns, and their gunner». Each one of-
Ibclm. In the main battery of ouch vrmcl
then- are billion guns, unpplemenml by
right dim-b wine.
In Ilw aor'nli-llll'y tertiary there are forty
guns. with four torpedo tubes. The he-
would not be as had in lloetou or Bani.
more or other of our Atlantic cities. for
these are built upon the mainland and our
people could eeeh refuge in the interior.
But New York and Brooklyn are built
”humour two oountriea. which to
' mbmubjoc‘hrmiding Inthol'nlted
"Id-theaarueprotectlouthat is enjoyed by
madman-twine): hue alwayebaen
mummmmnmmm.
Isincrn-ly hope flint the trouble "to only
trulwrury and that n settlement will be
reached which will enable Italy to Inhepart
in the cxphition,"
on our own coast moat receive their coal
andeuppliea"
Commodore Ramsay, the chief of the
naval bureau of navigation, any: that we
have but one battleship available for do
louse—the double turreted monitor Milli-
tonomahand ahc cannot be completed
for at least it month. An oflicer of the
hureauol construction, however, aaid that
notwithfitandlng atutcrneuta to the cou-
- trary. three or four wnr monitors could be
fitted up in short outer and in such a for-
midable manner that they could he made
m valuable in dealing with u hoetilc
rr was A armcE TRAGEDY.
Suicide of a ltrottter and Slater
llul Innmutly Harriett.
llnunx, X. 5,. April 1-me the lit-
tlc town of Newport, on Avon river. near
“'imlmr. comes the {story of an unusual
tragedy. Three days ago the dead body of
Mn Din-feline Duvul, the pretty young
will» of Lucien lluvnl, wow found drowned
in the river. The romaine were taken
home and u “tBTtI’t’Il luetitutal for her huav
band, u [in was found wandering aimlessly
in the woods about u mil:- irum his home,
evidently hnlf demented. It was imme-
diately suepwtcd that be was respimsible
for his: wife's death. and a watch was
placed upon him. During the funeral
olmulea he eluded bi» keeper: and fired.
The sumo evening hie body wee found
hanging in the hint, deal.
A letter wu found in his pocket stating
that ever elm-w bit marriage be had been
emit-arming lu l‘u’l’lfllfl who hi» wife's
puwntn tier», slw being an adopted child,
null about u Wool. Ia'frin' Imel mode the aw.
in! xiimwcry that like Wife me: no lens a
[vi-rum than Ill-c m'm enter. It appeared
that hiw m0! her and {other linil separated.
The latter wont to Prince Edward Island,
tnhingthcson will: hm). After t p.1-
mtlou llzt' elatifliir'r. Madeline, was ms.
The "miller. I'm prmul to not help of the
father. never told him of the" birth. The
girl \Ub miuptul and brought to Newport,
where Iluval nmrvinl her. living religion»
they were overcome with horror at the
diecuvory. .‘Irzt. Iluval cvidmtly Infill“?
lumps-unit tnmmlilulaillt‘bl a m! I remorse
slum: Iluml in the mnw end. They were
burial together today,
Who
The Connecticut Ilonee Snipe-ul- Baal-
aeae t‘alll November.
ll um'orm, April 2.~Tbr resolution to
adjourn the bound: until the second
Wednesday in Suvember prevailed yester-
day. The Democrats. with the exception
of lioprenrmutivc \Ynihvr, left the home
in n body. \i'iu-n the yous and nay!
were called Wall." refusal to vote, but
the bnunr whine-l to excuse him. Two
upon islands nml the two and u but! mill.
ion inhabitants of these citice would beab
aolutcly helpless. I cannot understand
why all the people along our most do not
insist that the government ehall give them
the ampleet protection in this reapect. The
preecnt difficulty with Italy—while it II
not expected to result in won—will cmphw
line the neceeeity on our part of greater
Mob Leadcra \Vaut to Be Indicted.
New Unions. April awn‘iiguor Cone.
the Italian consul here. appeared before
the grand jury by rcqucat of the district
attorney. The grand jury, however, re-
turned no indictments. It in said that it
may final norm. and that wine of the lead-
erls of the mob nrc in favor of that action,
behaving that it will nettle all diplomatic
troublco. Tho-y are confident that on trial
pan”) on trial developed the extrmrdinury
awed of eighteen and twofifthn Route,
while the Imlin mclml n maximum of
eighteen hunts Bydispeusing with eiole
armor these vet-«ch have time attained a
very high agreed. and both of them cnrrv
their gum high up. They mist “Jamil!
each 'I'othie formidable fleet will soon
be added the lie Umberto, the 5mm and
the Sunlegnn, all now under construction.
precaution "'if'fi “'ff} They nevemblc the Indie type.
Eleven More Armored \‘euele.
In addition to the” ten levinlhnns. Italy
baa eleven other armored roster-in of from
2.2:! to fix!“ tons: dieplucenwut. but they
need not be mentioned even by name, no
incompurnbly inferior ore they in nrluor,
armament and agreed The two lament
are the l’ulretm und the Principe Amadeo,
each having pig-inch armor and carrying
batter-in: of one :85 ton and six town guns.
The mixer» curry unuller luxuries, and
have from fourmr tire inchea of armor.
Whatever Italy can do with her iron elude
Abe will do with the great vmlu first
enumerated. lint Italy he» also it flue array
of faint armored remit: or mmeroe do
atroyera.
There are at least a done of them roug-
ing In speed from fifteen to twenty~two
Mean hour and are all heavily Drilled.
The heat nhipof thin clam ia the I’iemonte,
which haacbtaiued the ordinary maximum
weed of over twenty~two and a quarter
MAM carriea a battery of eta flinch
and air 4.1-inch Armstrong rapidflre gone.
(it these her builder her raid that they will
throw twice an grout an aggregate weight
:1 idiot and elicil withinagiren timeae
the batteryuf any othre ehip now anoat,
not excluding the monsters of air time
her aloe.
A Heat far-Babb Array.
warehlpeef ltaly.althongh ehe linea—
any jury will bring in a verdict of ac
quittnl, but it to improbable that any ac
tion will be taken.
The Pop-lace Are Wild.
1.0mm, April 3~Advicee just received
from Rome etute that the government
. in being puehed on by popular eeuti-
ment toward an aggrualve courae of
action. King Humbert personally is friend-
ly to American, and his feeling in thin re
apart in shared by the higher nobility. The
people. however, are excited. and even
more aothan when the news of the rue-w
on first arrived.
he American Italiun papera received
within thepaet day or two have canned
the Impreeaion in llutue that themateacre
wee prompted and defended in America by
othw raeee advene to the Italians, and
that unleee acme decisive proof in given of
the power and importance of Italy other
immigrant racee in America will try to
treadthernunder foot. In tendon t
leafeelins that war may come. and
probable outcome of lunch a atruggle in
(licensed. ltieadmitted that Italy. rec-
ond clam on land. in a first clue naval
power, and that rho la aecure minat any
attack byany power not commanding the
Ilediferrauean. 0n the other hand Itie
believed that lteiy could not do much
damage to the leading reaporte of the
United State». owingto the devices with
which harbors may be protected, ev-
without a fleet, and the war would revolve
itself tntoe mutual devaetation of corn-
meree notable the lfuliterraueen.
The hie-e at Aberna-
TO on THE floors—Erma“.
The Federation and the Unite-I lillac
erhere Will tit-ad by Then.
I’lf‘Thlilflw. April t—The atutcmcul that
thecmutive board of the Federation of
Labor haul ymrnloy dechlrd to begin the
miner-N battle for night houre today in
eteall of May l in without foundation. The
matter we» dimmer-d, but ioumuch aathr
interatale conference between the operat
mam! miners will beheld here on A rli
7 it was deemed beet to await the dove
manta of the conference before inangurat
lag the eight hour demand among the rail-
road and river minere.
lt true. however. decided yeatenlny bythe
American Federation of labor end United
line workcre to anpport the coke region
atrium Ilanancially and inaugurate the
eight hour movement in the coke realm
fromnowomwtireatl hheingeen
tend on next Mia lerence letweea
the minere' repmentativai and the coal
operniont. for on "dam will depend
whether or not ihounande of railroad rain-
on will quit work.
Trouble reared at (loathe-ah.
SCWIMLI, Pa. Aprilh-Jl‘here ie likely
to be trouble attiIefToalhrwk coke worha
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final vote.
In the accrue a meaeure war introduced
Ionizing to the settlement of the election
tuxulilic. lr was fathered by Senator
Henluc. it provided that the defective
ballots should be counted and the ballots
rejected without mu»- aboulcl be counted
in unlit-ring. 'I‘hie would reenlt in no
election for governor or trm-surer. In
thin emergency the Illt‘killfl provided that
the qmutinu be mlumtted ton joint con-
vention. The convention in to decide
whicbnf the two high-wt candidates for
~th other in entif lei to the alike.
The non-partisan: conuuittce. which but
for the past few weeks been trying tout-
th- the gulwrnutorbil mud-lie, reported in
inability to ogre». The [Seymour aulati-
tote mu withdrawn and a vote taken on
the Juabum run-mun. Tim was defeated.
A remintion nth-red by Senator ('lrveland
lothc cllccl tluit the minute have no fur-
ther Interworee with the home for the
nettlnneut of the election muddle wan
tabled. The rebate adjourned without ac-
tion until 'l‘neulny afternoon.
rnriéwowfu'fier.
Condemned Telegram flattered at Baa-
‘ dua- l'ra- t'arinae Places
The sliding male govnning the wagon of
Carnegie'e Ilouwatead uteri works: for the
next three months he» been miluetcd on a
battle of ”All!
Advices: from Ilruzil n'pmt that the pun-
ehaeeofthe entire plant of the Amazon
Steam Navigation company by the Brazil—
fan corporation, llmpme do 0hr» Pub-
lic-e. hat been nonpleied. The price paid
wan Milli. This transfer from Delilah
to Braeilian halide of hetwen eighty tooae
hundretleteatnera. together with landing».
mum of the utmoet be
both to meet] and to this country. it
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Clover Farm Creeniery
BUTTER,
III nous. FINEST MADE.
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liveryiniy bum“. Sui-i uni. h)
B. F. Stevens,
Sll‘ile' i!.l.l.l. Illiili'K. norm:
$500 Reward. ,
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I lay cure. I mean all the word bnpllea. _
USE
”Ian’s” Rheumatic Cure
Internally, and .
"HIS" Bllfllllllc IIIII
Katmai!) .
Mr. J. M. Van Scan.
That othere whom suffering from Rheuma-
liano may be eaten in use your remain;
to a WI“ rennin] herewith Igive my ex-
perience: I felt no apparent rel from the
mutant: of the rind brittle, but while using the
arc-0nd one I experienced derided relief ; and
“the relief Increased as I continued In nae. until
before I had finished the third bottle of Rheu-
matte Cure. and that hottleof ”Mount. I felt
perfectly cured, Sly business lunch that I an:
ex to All kinds of weather. Combining
fix I feel that your remedies have had a won—
. ul effect. and Iadviae all who may he not.
fen from rheumatism to not only get your
rem ienand nee tlwmfimt to continue their
use until the effect dos-treat invduained. whirl:
I firmly believe will mun: murmur later.
. .mllx M. ftAPi’.
l'ntlrn avenue, Irvinglon, N. .1.
Sir. J. ll. Yen New».
Dear Sir: For the benefit of other» who may
be eutfrriug from "immanent. l denim In
rotate the benefit] rewind from ”Van'a Rhea»
matic (“um i have been a Willem! from this
painful malady fur yearn. [have traced many
remedies and failing to ftnrinny canal mulls
tin rcfrom, hml concluded my (we was lru'ur-
able. Meetings! irtrrul one day on Slain effect.
he Habl he would brim: mo simrtliinz that
would help me if i would try II. which I mom
(a! to do. but lulu»: mule-sh that l 1’.ani n-ri
little faith finite fining me an) gnu-l. . fir:
lining mi: remedy :a shun time”! begun in h"
ulzzc that! «a.» being I’ve-notified b‘ it: and
now. for the first rim:- in yeah. I f'he t‘lblif't‘l}
freon! nlI rlmmmtir ”pubic. ladeiw our}
um,- ln:ul.lwl with rhcmnnthm to give )‘nnr
mnllctmw a trial. lirnfrfully your.»
l'lll'ZI) RINIIII.‘ "W.
Main «rm-c. timer». 7‘.”
\
. flaw you a numb the! ham battled esbry
“our: unmi} : ' "
“Van’s” laugh Bure‘.‘
South Suntan, i'm.n.. February. Iii, WM.
Title mil Kri‘fif} rim: my humane»! try
wwml kuulw of much mm null fuli‘m '
min our rein-f. n~r~l mm innit- ur
thug}: Hire and Wm rural u.’
rhrrzxtvml tn lr‘iUI for consent '
Yuuh it'll}. _
Hungry TIP'P'I‘.
ti", [lulu r ef rr-r-i.
Tn c inrmu ,m-l j-rrec v rho tr: lb. in turn!
Item . mummy the imam, and h: ru~<lnrr die—
s-rm-s and nutmeg gums in :‘t Imuirhy mmii»
li-m. lb?
Dentifrice.
“Van’s”
The lib-w: prepcmfmm fur ml» by “infill-#3,
Hunwué“
ills, Painlsflamishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wireleflingfiuodenmre
w. c. oumuu,
Yin-TH Hull Itlm'k.
Ilorlon Point,
iGREGOBV'S PIIIIIT.‘
South Norwalk, Ct.
J. E. POWER,
I’m il’lll ETi IR.
emf
HALE’S
Bough lalsam
Will] IlliEllll,
IIOIIEIIIIIINII,
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NURWALK. CONS.
SWAN & BUSHNELL,
“filter that,
70!" 01' HANK. Ifltilllfil'tiéli'f, (l’l‘.
Patched Zl Mt’irutlaf I. not
Magi Hath. late. We: itakee. “mfg
Wrakut‘elverytlmhigem '33:“ WW
baited Ratio lathe tum-labour;
and er carethe moan, w.
imtnralf Hatter-f [Medici-anal" terllealere‘
”rmm'fi'nm am!“ no oilin'nmwm"
mnhlm “it iii a 5...: he
i Q It
tony addma by iaall for m ’
loulhihk of This, '
Dibble a: Council’s {
Till All! T010.»
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VElllilIIIT
SeedPotatoés 4
WHITE STIR.
BEIIIII 0F HEBRIIII.
libhle 8: Comstock.
Spring Styles
HATS
I.\' ALI. HRAIII'.‘ . XI) COLORS ill"
Stiff andSoflHaisfllkHals
- liuyfl- ”an and l'n;:~, ('runl: lint.~ for Men and
Er”. Nun-in Soft Hats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
ParticularltiIntion laid to Firing,
cleaningand Ironing shuns.
Wall Papersfil
g“ .... . .—
SPRIlIe 3:11:33.
”or adornment nf Payer Homing: i~ the
lamest amt lllll‘al in the town of Xor.
unlit. We have over
mono Rolls of New Patterns
[Hill Till: P‘E'Iilh’li TRADE.
l line of Gifts at 20 and 25 cents
l'llit Imi’ltui HULL.
.\ full line of Mix-«l Paints. f'mvh Valor;
urn-l anm‘iu". t'rwkctt'a Spur t'umpnnillou.
hrmiaw. .\rn~t~' Materials. Iiutrlwre‘ Hard
\\ M: In? hard wind Ybrui’h and Furniture.
PAI NTI NG.
Paper Hangingni Balcimining.
L. H. Decker,
2:: Washington Strcet. So. Nurwulk.
J. 0. JEIIIIIIIGS.
Paper‘ilanger. Calciminu, Painter
And viral-r in
Will PIPER IIIII BflliIIEIIS.
NI Nurtli “nil! Virrrl. 50. xv'l‘WulIi.
Niznpl.» I‘moLQ of full linr Iafrrf Myles of
I’nlzrru. 'Illl‘tlt‘f‘ltl’ldulll Moulding": token to
lmnwe fur Hispwtlnu. on notin- by pmml.
lnri‘J Fallout!" t lirerfully given.
GDLD. SILVEB.‘ NICKEL
.hlvl all kinda of tlxyrllml '
PLATING
Ihmr at
49 Water Street. South Hamil.
Anyvbiocplntrd frmna as?" ri Ma ntove.
.\ -. . lull) numb-«:1 Tubu- \ are. eflnleothg
an: Immwrlmr all kinda of bran» wot-h.
(”hamlvlir‘f‘. llnnuirpe ham :4. f'umllc Mich
\‘n-«m. «to. Hum, I’Mnin. Ail-he amt iirma
lirpuirim: dime.
Work none at Short lotion and
Satisfaction caramel.
now If
cuntlheumetlem
Scum lch litany-l.
Are euii- silken and an
, n:- lemii ’II .
“HI"e I’llJ‘l’l) 25’ng
lem'holly relimole forearo
""12“!” in all form. Var
Ht everywhere. I
ll'rltht ? fungi. ?. m
m e or. wt a .
‘ot' Rm: 1'. mlfilmt.
Amber-eryfiimith b-wwathfoan. ' lib
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