, H e , wants; his Hat and Coat, but--
neutralizing in the way. We our buaineaa to more obataoioa. to non that high ail-loot don‘t aloud
y‘ I and to make it easy for you to obtain the boat in tho markot without attaining your unlikel-
,. mm it just as muohto your interest to deal with or an it is to our tutorial to more your
What you want in the bout that you can buy for the money; what we offer you ll better than
nowhere for the some amount anywhere else. You can find no bargains in Clothing which be.
toh our prioee for good» of some quality and moire, either in Mon'a. Youthe’, Boye'or Uhildreu’a.
/
' A mono on. newer urn
'i'la legaa Ilia career with Noll-lag and
at Mnyl’ae Worth 020.000.000-Ille
. uneatienal aad Itellgtoua Work in
_ Mlyl Baler! by Sudden {Death
rl‘ra' Your. May hu-Charlea Pratt. a»
millionaire oil hing, preaident of the Pratt
...—”Waring company, member of the
standard Oil truat and phllanthropiat.
'diadauddenly arena o’clock laat evening
“in at- private office in on Standard on
building.” Broadway. Ilia demlee waa
apparently painieae, and rule unaccompa-
nied by any noticeable eymptom other
_ thauaelight flutter of the eyeiida and a
‘ up nigh. At his ride at the time were hie
. wife. his daughter lleien. one of Morons,
_ (3310931.. and the latter’a wife; hie pri-
>vateeeeretaryand till. ltogeraviea
prealdent of the company of which be war
.thehead.
Iv. l’ratt'a career.
Charlea Pratt'alife read- like a romance.
'ltorn amld the bumbleet surroundings, be
advanced atop by atop and became, ere he
reached hie fiftieth year, one of the richeet
man in the United Staten lie wan-horn
, anatertown, Malta, Oct. 2, um He re~
eeived hla early education in the public
eehoohandthuwent toworkonafarm
threeyeara Tbeahe worked in agroeery
fl Baton. lie neat act out to learn the
W trade. Illa next step wee to
enter the Wilbrahanl academy, near
' . . Mare.
Ne Beloved the Ila-lard.
He eventually came to this city, and in
I”? went into the oil refinery buntneu un-
der the name of Charles Pratt & Co. Fort
unchad begun to smile npouhlnn The
W Oil company waa etretchlng out
for new combination, and Praw- firm
entaed the company. lie waa pretty well
til when heentered the company, but he
now began to coin money.
A uenereaelllm.
Ir. Pratt waa a moat generona giver,
and his name we- aaeoeiated with many
mu. religioua and educational
"he. He built the Emmanuel Baptlet
ohuluh on l‘fayotte avenue, Brooklyn, at
aonetof 8150.1“). Illa greateat work waa
the Inundlngof the Pratt institute,a mag—
ailnnt atruetnre on De Kalb awhile,
but!“ by Grand avenue and Ryemn
m ,.
Bhgmgmuu training eel-out. in which
' [fire nominal fee can obtain inatruc
llt etenogrnphy, toll-grnphy. art. em-
, dmmaking and cooking.
are initiated into the mysteries of
tering, machinery. memory. hrich~
Ia and plastering. There are clan-ea
re students are instructed in painting
and acnlpture.
It in mid that the inatitute coat Mr.
Pratt “MILK”. Ihoeutly Mr. Pratt au-
nonnead that be propoaed to erect two ad—
ditional structures in connection with the
hltitute. lle aiwaya manifested great in-
tareat in the Adelphi academy, and proved
hitlntereat in it by erecting an annex to
it at a coat of £100,000.
Another inatitution with which hie name
in aeeoeiated it the “Aural” apartment
home for workingrnen, which i- on Fran-
cia atrnet, Greenpoint. The rent» from
thleare need for the anpport of the Pratt
iaatltnte. It coat about £50.00). Mr.
Pratt lived in a magnificent mannion at
a: Clinton avenue. It atandain the midst
of two aeree of finely kept lawn.
Worth About ”0,000,000.
The family correlated of hfr. Pratt, hla
wife. at: noon and two daughtera. aa fol-
;" i turn: Mn. ll‘. L. Babbitt. Mina Helen Pratt,
Charlea I. Frederick 11.0mm Herbert,
Entry and John lfratt.
Ir. Pratt waaa man of medium build,
broad shouldered and had a finely ahaped
had. Ilia pleaaant face was brightened
hyapalrof large gray eyea lie war
in in drone and menpra. and as cordial
wee long before he became a factor
financial world.
war an eaaentiaily religious man.
ld family prayer: every morning. All
of earl-later have been made regard-
llr. Pratt‘a wealth. which ha been
ea high a women. but a few
weehaegoha Mullah! he thought in
wee worth about momma.
fear lea Burned to Death.
(tantalum. Tenn. May h.--Themoat
horrible eaaualty in the annale of railway
Winn near Chattanooga occurred
a the ramp on the Chattanooga Southern
ruined. at Duet Creek aiding. about
midnight. The kitchen ear of a aonatrne-
ttoa train burned. containing four negro
haw—King Neadowe, John llarvey, Will
leader and Walter Itilee. There are
twethaorlea held by oilloereof theroad.
anhthat the Men were drunken-lute
“mentally net on fire. The needed to
a the four negroea were robbed and
' ' for their. money. and the ear
waeeetmilre to cover all traeeeof the
allele.
yr
kg!!!"
. i-
an warped-re lire-a lee.
’ Militia). Hay h-wDetaila of the
' ef the tavern-at rhea-er Biaaee
la caldera hey by the
Marinate Warhead Goodall re
red. The lilaneo Iaoalada wee
they Were All chlldrea and I'ertehel
moat horrlh e holoeaurta that have ever
aborted thla vicinity baa occurred near
the village of "overhead. Five children
of William anle. apromiuaut coloredcilt
non of aouthera Prince George's county,
FIVE BURNED TO DMTH.
wan. atiu'p.
Nam hid, lay a. —~0ne of the
were burned alive while aaleep.
The fire started about 0 o'clock. The
children. four rte and one boy. who ai-
wayealeptin attic and generally I'-
tired about seam. were aeleep when
the Iireaiartat lt trthoaght the children
militate; in the m. deb; tom coal.
ear-of the light. “Mural-Ine-
leftthe «tore deor’epea,aad the aparh
therefrom ignited an old hen neat in the
chimney corner. which can-ed the eonfia-
gration. The firat peraona to arrive at the
tire were Meaara ’1'. hi. Ilaylor and Rich-
ard Naylor. neighhom. who lived about a
mile from the houae. When the reached
the burning houee the lower port on at the
building and the roof were afire. and half
way out of one of the taming windewa
was protruding the body of the boy. The
flame: had burned him into a crlep.
In a few minuwe a portion of the room
fell in, and bin ahull fell farm the window
and was picked up by one of the aereral
persona who had by thin time gathered
around The bones of the body fell inelde
and won; burned to uhea.
After the fire had been eatinguuhed
through the lath ofm‘ulal to burn user.
are! of thoee preaent raked among the em-
bera and found aeventeen bonea in a bunch.
the romaine of the four girla who alwaya
a together. When William Coale. the
f , returned about ‘1 o’clock from a
diatant relative he was frantic with grief.
He picked up the hoy'r ahull and hined it.
aaylag: "Gal know- heat, but thialahald
when.” Miatheaecond time be h.
beeufilltedhy In Thefirfltlme heal-0
loat a child in the neighborhood. Thachll-
dren'a namea were Sultan, aged fourteen
years; Matilda. aged twelve; Jane. aged
eleven; Charles. aged nine, and Martha,
aged raven.
nay I’aatad something for Nothing.
”matron, May hw—Two more
"short term orders" have euapended Imel—
been and will cloee up their oiloea in aday
or no. and two more are toppling. They
are the [loyal Beneficial aaaociation and
the Challenge Beneficial annotation. This
make- the number of recently broken or.
dera twentyme. Creditora 0f the l'rater‘
alty of Financial (Jo—operation are de-
manding to have their money returned.
Culcaoo, May h—The American 'l'on-
tine Savings aauoclation bandied a new
ral death. The membera took their chance
of winning a prize in the Tontine lottery.
Nearly all the invoatora were in “Serlea
C," which la auppoeed to pay $1.01!) in re
turn for a ten dollar entrance fee and the
dollar» prr month for fire yearn m
t luau nf invmlnra or urn-i‘lliaturw have paid
thirty dollar-l to the treueurer of the cunt
corn and they will one not more than “.70
of their money.
Harm...“ . . .___
The (fauna of Dr. Bathwell'a Death.
BROOKLYN, May h—Dr. ltuehlnore per-
formed an autopay on the body of Itev.
Dr. George W. Bothwell. Ile found that
the minister had died of eupurated bron-
chial pneumonia. caused by the eloenra of
the middle diviaion of their". brouchna.
'Ihe cork war found lying in the lower
bifurcation of the left broncbna withthe
wide end up. The cork waa half anineh
in diameter and eeveneightha of an inch
long. The lower end of the cork waa
broken our-quarter of in circumference
when the curhmew went in and failed to
hold. The upper end of the cork waa alao
broken, probably before he awallowed it.
The lining membrane of the bronchus waa
found to be all decompnaed. llelow the
lower end of the cork the membrane even
very much congnted. The burial will he
at i'nteraon, N. J.. tomorrow,
feel fine Aero’e the Continent.
New You, May it. ~ The Canadian
Pacific apeclal that arrived at the ill-and
Central elation yeaterday bore an inter
eating party. The Empre- of indta. a
magnificent new ateamahip built by the
Canadian Pacific railway for nailing be-
tween Vaneonvar and Japan. left Liter-
pooi Feb. 7 with every ataieroom occupied
One hundred and fifty peraona railed.
acme from New York. eometrom England
and come from the weet. The limp-nae of
India arrived at Vancouver. ll (7.. Apr“
3, having made the trip from Liverpool in
eighty daya A apeeial train waa char
tend in Vancouver. and the party made
the tour acroee the continent to Montreal
in ninety-one home. the usual time being
fat hours.
foreign! la a lad Way.
tampon, llay h—A nation dispatch ear-a
that the proponent Anglol’ertugneae eon-
rentlou wan auhuiitted to the cortea yea
terday. The feeling in nation in atill very
hitter againat England. and although the
government ital anmadrrad under pee-e.
untollritiahdernaadaaetolhe lreaaarl-
gatlonof the Pnngwee river. there la a
atreng element among the people favor
of raatataam Oren
8
ealaadfeuaareentertataad of great lac
maltronbleeataodiataatdate.
Vale will let Play leeward.
new mm. Itay a~rata baa ”tiara
"r Ii....""“"’... me: new:
It ll.
our-lag eeaeea levee-e
3:3
3
ill?
rs
stint on: this i on.
And secretary Blaine Thinks
Rudini la the Man.
mrmumo meoounrm notion. ....
Hr. ltlalae Iiaya the “We. [rater Italy'e
I've-tee Waevlel levied Confidential
and Ila Wae hat Aahed to Donald-r Illa
Private comma-tea“.
Wuiilaoroa. May Irv-Th. lollowlnglie
patch baa been not In Dreamy Blaine:
’ Warmer“ or are".
Wannrrnnoa. ll., 4.
To Porter. Iiniater. Home;
A aorta of alaremanla addrea-ed to the liar:
qute lmperiall by the lamina Rudrni wae tel
egraphed from Rome yeatevday. and wee pub
llehod by the prone or the United anu- today,
'- ‘ . The only part of the
Innate Iadlai'e
Gown-nirat ion
Gk noveru
Iaent Moe woo
quoted. namely: "I
have now before me
a note to
you by lit-errata"
Blaine April". Iu
. moat painful on
area we.
Inetoptolay
at nponthelach
1 of mformity with
- e
NAllQl‘ln DI Willi". (,de ayedlnumll:
Illa. a Mr. Blailtwdldnothealtaleloduol
a portion of a telegram of mine communioated
table: in atrictmnfidencein order togetrtd
uf aquatiouelearlydeaned houraleieldoc
more watchtower-unwell: value.“
The filegra- I- cum
Navel“. meaning what
public I. the largel- W m lathe
following. whirl: waaqaotd In no in my note
of April It to Hannah Impala“. charge of
Italy at thtacapital: "llatae. March 3t. Ifllw
Italian mini-tor. Wuhlngton; Our morale to
the federal government are very aimple. Home
Italian subject: ran-quilted by the American
rnagiatratna have been murdered in when
while under the immediate of the
anthorltlon. One
and obtain the pun meat of the murderer!
andaa indemnity for the vtrtimabunqaeation
able. lwiahtoadd that the pnblieoptnlonln
Italy ujmtly impatient. and if «mete pro
rtatonawmnnl atumtahen lahouldfiad
myaalf in tho painful nun-ity of‘ allowing
openly our diaaatbfadkm by the
minister of an maJ-ty from anoint" where
he la unable toubtaln jun-re. Radial“
I’ve-lav lull-l la la lnwv.
Thointlntatlou of the Narquia Radial that
the telegram in creation war delivered in atrtet
confidence at a total error. Aa the telegram ea
near-ad the demand of the ltaliaa government.
it wu trope-tibia thatthe Iamuh ltadlnimald
mititiwatrtcteoofideuee. An I have al
ready elated. it waaaoommnntratiou lrr meta
perennby Baron Farawmten in Bouillon by
his own hawlwrltil'. without a enggoatlun ol
priva. and that the Warn lbw!" hen not a
aingle mark upon it donning: a mnlldmtial
rharnrter. l have rattled a number of «Wu!
the telegram kilnlorwardetl to you tawlay in
far airline The uaual mark for public printing
wile ml by me under four time. and they ap
poor in the ropiat You will new the Ill“ etrailer
in port: mam-av a will moat eflertnaliy pm"
theerrvr into which the Inga“ Nudtai h
fallen Mural.
Intended for "Ila-e tonal-filo."
Premier lludlni'a intuit note to Martini!
lmprrinil line not. in the opinion of state
department people, wrought any change
in the ltaiian question. Marquis llnperiall
waa extremely reticent about the matter
yesterday and would only nay. "You moat
letthe communication epeak for iteelf."
State department oneiale, while alow to
expma opinion», do not attach much in
parlance tothis laat note. It in regarded
hereaa intended aimply for "home con-
euntptiun."amltnhe am! there for the
purpoae of ineplring the ltaiian people
with the idea that their government in
purruinz a vigorona and rraentfnl policy,
A Might Change of 1m.
While it in thought the relation- between
the two nationaare not in the tonal im-
proved by title latent Italian ”caper." the
great dillerenee in the tone of the pew
rnier'e livet note. which embodied a de'
mand audan ultimatum. and an late-t.
which auggreta a grievance and a .
in freely commented upon to di te
circle». and trade many to hope for more
aatielactory relation» between the two
countries before long Then-at mp taken
by thin government in the matter will
probably be a communication from nerve
tary Blaine to Imperiall. heard on the re
portof the diatrlet attorney at New (in
learn in regard to the nationality and
characterof the men killed in the New
Orleana prlaon.
n. war.- M'e Oriel.
Wet
Thellerald haevlaitedthdhauarnlaltaly
ofeeveraloftheltaliaaewhnwerearaala
eredat Newmleana llveayefl'lwti
themanwholedlhelynehera atI'ewOr
leanahadherawithmeyeaterrlaywhval
rode over the Inoeataiae to Email
pe'rdaal prudnm a W
t. thereto”. todenuad‘
tioelathemhere A
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brill-zl’mvidaneafi; Troy. 1.
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be bite New Haven. 3; banana». 1t
linehlnt. Boomer; lithe-tel.
m 2'. Mm. Iii. Butt-via: Goo“
and Woolf-that. Ihavelt and Urquhart
Al firm-e“
..v.
COM‘TOCK BROTHERS,
'4 8th Iain Siren, ¥
SOUTH. NORWALK.
Masonic Building,
NORWALK.
Dorlon Point,
will“?! Will.)
”(”77" NUDIWAML
NOW OPEN 1
00llllli, Billillli ll0 FlSlillG.
Awylrflhed and litalrllag ferllltlea.
Show Dinners .3 Specialty
g. E. POWER.
h. . ATM...
00003 t tomsiocl’s.
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IT BID I" 0009 ‘
rant!» on"?
ear. Mu. Elem "mm,“
alarm , .'.'
flow a .umto'. w,
amorous MINCE Plus
(VIM D" IN TN! veae.
SeedPoiaioes
Willll: Sllfl.
0H0" 0F mm,
[Mill B08E.
‘ 1" ~ mam
m m mar» luvrhrr pm.
mmmemlmmmm
healer . . Wench-"module: 0w
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Itaaut.‘ Bouu. araaeou. u.v
Dibble 8t Bannock.
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haay ............. e e t e e e e e bl
lleae bite: liner—a ‘3; Athena Irraew
arm. 0: Albany. 1 hunt-a. Caught IN ant. (matrix axtrrowlnl or
ultimatum-leasing
'0' full. I. Natural “It
Plrmvito. May law-The annual .aatilrg
of the Philadelphia Natural (in cuppa-y
wae held in this city. The report forthe
year ending Starch ill ahowa a net profit of
01.1mm». The eeaete are put «low-d
The undivided profit» Naeeh
31, um, were minder. M the cleat-
Dum «drum of alert. were road. that:
t; A.
Byne. llohert Pltealn, Jehw Caldwell. A.
Groelringer, .larnea A Chamber». Calvin
Walla. ll. Selim Muller and I; M. Van
guano, an dilemma, were unanimoualy
.l0,tll7,i2l.
Weetinglwruav, .l r.. for
elected. ... y
llllalev uaeela lepelet.
Manon, May a _. liaiater
fartovyto both matriea
A levee'e madly Verb.
.lrntar Cl‘". Nay adhering they.
rade of Haraam’e elm in thin etty a
hone belonging to Albert lee-r. a ma.
area. looh fright at the elephant- and ran
Several yeraaae were knocked
down, and two were taken to the heepltal.
'I'aelwoare Celoe Walkman-d It...“
away.
“Manama-d Ira Niehael
0f lib llaaeea atreet. Both Welter
Nrahaephadthelrle'hrehnnd
"'1.
nrniaee internally. Both areiaa
madam
lilaeala.
apeabiag at the Britt-h Foreign llalloee'
All aoeiety, eald he felt sure that the Behr-
lag III qlefliorl would be lulled all”
My and honorably, and in a manner lath
Niahtav Lb:
rola'a worde have created a moat aatbtae
tory lunar-toe. being the lrat while at.
teranreof the Ameriean ariaieter 0n the
subject. which the government in known
tobaaaatenatoptoetof the way, owing
tetra growing irritan- with Ire-ea re
SiiilandSoiillals.Siltliais
lt-ry‘o ll 7" and up... From}; Ila!» fur Mm and
tom. Sumo amt: liar. tor ti... ..l
KNAPP’S,
or Washington St.
,_ ‘..""‘ °""' rwniulnmnnromnnu.
tarpon-n 2.3: mg. theiageatlroalog Still lleta.
:r': :vrzrz; FREE..M
ENE it warm C0” Elislurl. I“.
athl-ra
WRAIAM'S
Wall Papers i
BPIIII STYLES.
"or ammrmrm of Pan" llanitio C! the
iargnt anti line-«f in the lumen n for.
wall We hare new:
i0.000 0003 of low Patterns
Wilt Tl”) .‘H'lflh‘fl Til \Ill'i.
liloeof Iilteat ”and 15 note
Hill ”"15”: llnl.i..
A full line of Mind Paint», I’m-cl. Pulm-
e Verninlm. “rvwhltt'a any l'lrurfihlllrm
, . Artiete' Maintain. Ilnfehava' "an
aa for bani aunt I'lmrv- and furniture.
PAINTING.
fryer tingle; ‘3! teieiaiaiag.
L. H. Decker,
T.“'IOMldhr| lite-vet It». Blur-alt.
l. 0. JEIIIIGS.
KILLER
Will. nausea
It in the only mullet“ that ran be lat-a in
lane ear oanrlrin In mar fnerrniathoo
enemy was” «the We of diormimad
not in any we rauaehamur the patient. it
4' Kaine m : rag» whatever. but in a water
. wtlh powerful mm-rtntmiag
I . It rarer where all ma" rein—utter
lvl
Plait:
m‘“,u.."‘l1‘ii.....°""“" it fall W,W.Pl’am
3.," W P. worn. a... m s.
“r“"mw'm’u‘:
3...... “- . .. moratorium,
manta a» atafh her-”ii: , mama noun-um. sue-ll.
tread. The
Dannie hurl. of full line lataet etylwa of
Panoramic" and “will ”melding:- takea in
imp-rim. on notice by printed
are! lam rte-«am elven.
Electric Time.
Malt!” “MIL;
Nev haunt, the Illeet it
urea-”amen Legflrmm
earl In the «are running «Marlow
Electric Bella. Etc.
female» , law fevlefla.
wheaeaveef eeatrart
[m
’ W. C. PERRY,
Juan-emu.“
e... w
mow. INN/ӎ
it. b it rail-n-
ii Remarkable Demand 4
and tin-y a
Spring Styles '
‘9
tum...
......” ......
finch u demand for all kinda um] variational liry limnia ado ed
for the Spring scenario. llllit nnwr boon manic: upon us hereto ore
no of tin.- prmwnt tmw.
' All Lincoln show that the attractions for
Whlf'li tho lumphr 84:69"! in I». mining. an: to In: foulnl at our atom,
on iiml llnr Inn: of pru'omlmwn in tlmprupcr clumnola.
0'0
0|oaks, tapes and Healers
“'4! haw.-am-nmpliehml what wv' not out to do, and that is to
supply tho [ample with the finest and Irv-st so-Ic-ctml stock of Capes,
Cloak» and illusion. lln every hand We hour natixful-tion ox»
prmml in prime. quality and style-s. lgnlios’tju 35.3“ colors
umlstylue rum tlnechr-npr-st tntholwst. iflonks. bank and col~
urn from 32.!» up. Rt‘f’fl'rs. trimmml with funny cord. from 63 up.
000
Hosiery and Gloves.
This season wr- ar» dis rinying .1 Innst rolliplutc- assortment. and
it iswilh denature am on i your attention to this i'ollowin :
ladicu' ‘im: (lotion Home. Fast lilac-k. if”: a pair. wort l 250.
Ladim‘t' Lisle 'l'lmratl “0M”. in valor». for Mr. worth 350.
I'aoiicm' l-‘im: Tulle-ta and Link- 'l‘hrvod (Haven. for 230. better
than ordinarily will for 35".
lgnliv’s'lfnlnmland Blurb llravy Lisle Thread "mn- lor 900.,
worth “.05.
unlit-5' Silk limw, in Black and Colors. for $1.4»). worth H.503
lilll'.
[mill-5' Silk llmw. in Blnrk and Colors. for “.25, worth ”$5 a
pan. . , _ ‘ _
Latin-5' Silk lioser. m lilnrk only. for $3.00. worth $5.4»! a pair.
‘- , ~-
»
M. S. SMITH
Dress Goods.
Wa- :Irc- daily milling m-w styles in our nin-ndy l-oniploto stock
at iliovlullnwingliat of prim-e. Full “MP of all flu: new Srri
Coloring» of Ilummpnn; if. inrlu-s wialv. pmllllt’t'ly nil woo , am
of run llr'rill’flllll' tc-xlnrm. for Wu per yard. wurth at insult 751'.
Mam it? slim-rout Mylo-s Hililrlmv t'lnill, It?» im'llm Wltll'. at the
anion prior. ymiliwiv worth umuihird nmn- than we are asking.
thir la-miiilul aim’lr nf Illark ”0»an in SEIllll'ZS. SILK and
Willi. WA lil’ lll'ZX‘llll-Z'l"l'.\i~l. was Ill'Vt'l’ mnru- mmplutu than
at tho prom-m limo.- zuul M- Mr Inmlllt‘o' Wo- run ftllerV you butler
\‘ulllm than over llf'lllfl’.
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“NM 00008 0EPlliiliENl
bellowing with all the Newest Novella.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
....-
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
A new arrival in this I rtuwni. A imaulifnl lim- of 31/
the newer“ styles of Tim. in coke. l’ufle. Bum. l'amr—iu-llamle.
Collar; and Cuffs. timbre. Bella. liminry. Underwear. Gloves.
and Hamlkmhiefe. constantly on hand. at prices marked as a
apecial inducement. .
PARASOL STOCK.
We are daily adding new atyloa to this already complete stock
in all the new and fashionablo alumina. and we are with "
can ahow you a larger amortmmit of gmula and ni'for “ft! or in‘
dueemente in thiadopartmont final in yumiblo for any boom in
this locality.
...—W
0il-0ioihs. oil-clams. 0il-0loihs.»~~
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