Rumori‘l’hat the Islands Are to
' Be Annexed.
llaie’ae Press' cons-peasant lanai-a
m m lb. (hibernation- lea
less Dispatched so llonolall to a.
naive their-go...
, . W 80'. lea—The special correy'
woodcut of the United Press who web
emit toOhina to investigate the matters
which have been causing so much,unessi.
it. in diplomatic circles throughout Eu
rope and the United States is now is: this
oil! and has learned from a high authority
that the United States cruiser Charleston
has left thine waters for Honolulu. capital
‘ d the kin of Hawaii, and that Com-
mendev'Gaorge C. Remey he. received in-
flrnctioua from the United States governv
mutto ssise the Hawaiian islands should
certain eventualities occur.
’ lav ononsible sets-tea.
myth. trillion of the Charleston
b imply to protect American interests
thwaandtoslfordarefuge for American
' lamented-cum shouldthe politt
mlnphaaval expected there take the form
which acme people anticipate it may take.
Bil recognised by all except, perhaps,
the npresentatives of two powers that the
Hawaiian islands are naturally under the
winged the United Maud that the
United States is the country to police, if
'not to annex, that somewhat disturbed
country under "certain circumstances.”
Ofcourse there is a possibility that the
events apprehended in the Hawaiian isl‘
“will” turn outto hesoeeriousas
one people in the United States fear they
may. but the United States government
hpparmtly has resolved to take the most
measuru should it feel thon
wghly justified in so doing
ll’at a Bold Swoop.
The Charleston's mission is not a bold
, and uncalled for swooping down upon and
= “II” of the Hawaiian kingdom; it is
. liltplythe taking of a firm, diplomatic
alspinwhat-are considered by the United
Blat- government to he the best interests
e! tin United States.
facts have undoubtedly have
to the British foreign onion, and
than has been in consequencesu exchange Wt!
stein-talus between the British admiral-
!tynd'ths admiral in command of the
m last in Chinese waters.
“0 Oil-ans ”Nation.
Solar. the Chinese disturbances iare
W matters seem to be calm ug
m considerably, owing in a great
mutt» concentration in Chinese
wet-sol many foreign warships. China
willdo little or nothing to protect for-
so long asthe diplomats alone take
in the game, but when foreign
are booked up by warships, and
i of them. mutants are heeded.
The Ichang indemnity. however, has not
”been paid, and the hatred expressed for
themidouasies does not abate in its bit-
province of llunan is seething with
in a manner moat ominous and
y indicative of the intrigues oi
ts.
brutal-
“agate also are said to best
there, though the average British
would turn pale with horror and
were it even suggested to him that
a thing were possible.
Great Britain, however, is without gnu
Ilsa heating considerable trouble now in
lanes.
To Nelle lip china.
or new the Russian beer and the
line, to eaynothlngoithefiench
tear large slices out of (Moose
in order to momentarily
for Asiatic territory. Then
a be tsofasadne
”large foreign residents of China.
MINISTER GRANT'S VICTORY.
lb "bell to Get A-erleaa Perk Into
Austria leeoossfbl.
“sass. Nov. 1e—s decree will shortly
be tuned revoking the prohibition of
American pork in the Austrian-ileum
.flre. Iinistarrred D. Grant has Just
3. settled that his elorts were success-
all that the custom honses of the em.
would soon be opened to American
“I.
let Aaavebists but eseialiets.
m llov. tt—eevsntasa of the at
nemblstswhcwersraidedetilrils
svssvnsnsmrosnznrm 33”“
‘ . Arc
‘ you are not,"you
you. lWéfiloi'yaboo the
a
certainly ought to be.
sort of fit about a suit mother that. ducsu’
is fit for nothing. If it cramps you 'in one _ ,
too loosely in another, it shOuld share the fate of every other
nuisance-4t ought, to be abated. You cannot be too fas- ’
tidious for us. The moreiportioular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we give to everything
matter on psflbcl lit? if V
not is ‘ouly coo
_ sit ‘sasilye—ia-i-it‘
i and hangs
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
I! Dr. loolywa Will Obey ls lay 'e
Forgiven. ,
New You, Nov. lam-Iver since the visit
of Bishop Moore, of Flo ‘to Rome re»
ports have been circulated periodically
that the Dr. MeGlynn case was to be re
One of these reports was sub-
leii yesterday to Archbishop Corrigan,
end he made the lollowiog statement: “la
regard to the ease of Dr. McGlyuu, it will
euincatoquote a letterse‘nt to me some
time ago by the sacred consul-lion.
This letter has been approved by the holy
father. and no departure will he made
from its provisions.
“Referring to the cfl'orts made by a
friendly prelste in behalf of Dr. McGlynn
the sacred congregation says that a peti—
tion for the review of his case would'be
granted only by submitting to the follow—
ing conditions:
“ Tint—That MnGlyuu himself make
the request and state his grievances.
" .Second be publicly condemn
all that he hp said and done of an insult-
ing character' as against the archbishop
and as against the holy see.
“Third—That he be ready to abide by
the orders and submit to the judgment of
the apostolic see.
“Tomb—That he promise to abstain
from any public utterance or assistance at
any meeting on the matter under consid-
enticn.’
"This," said the archbishop, “lathe ulti-
matum. I would be most happy to see
Dr.,lchlynn relieved from the penalties
under which he is suffering. I have no
hopethat anything will be done for him
until hesubmits to the authority of the
holy see. Thiacau be no grievance to him,
u it is a condition of Catholic faith. Let
him obey, and through obedience be will
obtain pardon and penance.”
A copy of this statement was shown to
Dr. McGlynn. It was the first intimation
be had of the papal ultimatum. ,
”You may say," said he. "that l have
not seen or heard oi the article before and
know nothing about it. l have nothing
to say at present for publication."
The letter and the accompanying re-
marks of the archbishop have caused a
sensation in Catholic circles
THE PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION.
Ia Ilsa lixed Upon Nov. 26 ae’l'ltanka-
giving Day.
Wasnmeros. Nov. ids—The president
has signed a proclamation fixing Thurs-
day, Nov. as, asaday of thanksgiving. The
proclamation is as follows:
It b a very glad incident of tho marvelous
which bu crowned the year now
drawingto a close that its helpful audroas
swing touch lma‘becu felt by all our people. lt
hmkenaswideaaonrnmutry. andsospecial
that every lame has felt its confining influ-
soon. it iatoo great to be the work of man's
powerandloo particular to la' the device of
hiamiuil To God. the benefit-out and vflit.) all
wise, who makes the labors of men to he fruit»
fol, redeem their losses by his grow. and the
measure of whose giving is as much beyond
the thoughts of man as it is beyond his deserts.
tnepraise and gratitude of the [people of this
favored nation are justly duo.
Sow. therefore, i. Benjamin Harrison. presi-
dent of the United Stall-an! Alumnus. (in hero-
lyy npyminl Thursday. Nov. LT. pro-«mt. in be a
day of joyful thanksgiving to (ind for the
bountiee of his providence. for the peace in
which we are permitted to enjoy them. and for
theprmrvation of those institutions of civil
and relidousllherty which he gave our fathers
thewiedomtodeviao and establish.anduathe
ccnragetopreaerve. Among the appropriate
oharvanoeeofthedeyare reetframtcil. wov-
shipiuthepublicoonuegation. the renewalui
family ties about our American Ireaidee. and
thoughtful helpfulne- toward those who snlfer
lack of the body or of the spirit in testimony
whereof. l have hereunto set my hand and
caused theses! of the United times to he af-
fixed. Done at the city of Washington. Nov,
13, A. D. ml. and of the lliith year of the indo
penitence oi the United states.
Bertram: liaaalsos.
Jana u. Bums. Secretary of State.
MARVELOUS ESCAPE OF MINERB.
Fifty Wade ta Balaty Through Water
list to hair Necks.
3cuaztrox, Pa. liar. it—Abont 2 p. m.
the great pumps that cast out thousands
of gallons of water from the Leggett’s
Creek coal mine broke, and the mine he-
gan to flood. Fifty miners hurried in
great alarmto reach the carriage which
conveys them to the surface. They found
that their avenue of escape had been cut
ed. The only other way to reach the sun
face waste face the raging waters, pass
through to and reach anarrow passage-
way which led to the shaft of the Von
Storch mine.
With stern faces the miners wsdad into
thewater. Soon it reached their knees.
then their hips. and then their shoulders
To turn back meant death; ahead was
hopes! safety. For a thousand feet the
man trodes-i on with the watarup totheir
necks. Soon they were compelled tctbrcw
theirhasdssldeways. Wish cnaearinthe
sulphur water, and occasionally gnlpieg
inthewstev aetbey breathabtheystead-
ily strove to reach solely hundreds of
asdsaway.
'“ " ’ .lohs Jones. .wais miner, finally do-
geesd
man found his shoulders rising above
t water. and are minutes later all were
on do
I'leldel lehle Ills WINI Kyle.
Navies, w, Nov. its-A sensatm
'0 .J or "our“? Luzvsufusnuomr
A Yankee Tar Says, Two
Cbilians Had Been Killed.
rm rm: BlLTliiOBB’B 1m onto
“-7
low Jdght as the Valparaiso Alhlr.
Showing That Oar liaitars Were At»,
tanked Bob" the llaltlmsosa Inside-I
and Illaw iioveral of Their lees.
Wasuisoros. Nov. la—The attack upon
the sailors of the United States steamer
Baltimore was made Oct. lb, nearly a
month ago, but up to this time neither the
state department nor the navy department
has been supplied with any account of the
attack that explains its snddeuuess, or
furnishes any specific occasion for so vio
lent an exhibition of dislike for Amen
cans.
Possibly there was provocation for the
attack that has not been made known.
There was received in this city yesterday
a letter from a seamen on the Baltimore.
He is just a plain, ordinary sailor, but he
tells an interesting story. lie says:
Two (zillions Ilod Boon Killed.
"i would say that I am sick of Chili. it
was bad enough heiore their rel-elliou came
to an end, but now it looks like they want
to do the Americans up. Just after the
rebels captured Valparaiso the San Fran-
cisco was here. Her eaptain gave the men
liberty, and while they were on shore that
night the Chiliaue tried to mob them. The
sailor boys had to fight like tigers to hold
their own. There was two Chiliaus killed
and quite a number that was badly used
up. There was seveml of the ’l‘riscoe got
hurt, but no one was killed. Sallie all
day with the Americans, they say, if any
of them comes on shore ”gum. Captain
Scbiey won't give us any liberty until the
trouble is settled. They call the Baltimore
‘the white devil' and the 'Frisoo ‘the white
"”3 vv
As this letter was written not letertbau
Oct. iii, and the attack on the Baltimore's
men occurred Oct. to, it is just possible
that the Chilinn rabble waited for the first
visit ashore of the American sailors to
"get even" with the '
'l'lrroe Cruisers Ready for Sea.
lime er. Nov. l-t.—l'cstenlay special
orders were received at the navy yard
from Secretary Tracy to have the Ben-
nington, Atlanta and Concord ready for
sea today. An important part of Score
tary Tracy’s order was that IODJH) six-
pound cartridges be sent immediately to
San Francisco by express. This is the
first time since the war that ammunition
has been sent overland, it was intimated
by a prominent oilieial a! the yard that
every available vessel of our navy would
be in the vicinity of Valparaiso by the
middle of Dewruber.
lllavy of Balmseula'a Minister.
\‘ALrarLuso. Nov. li.--~The second vol-
ume of the diary of ihmulm lisgiluusu,
Bulmavedn's minister of Iiifiintcrior. has
been discovered. The following entry
throws some light on the allegation of per-
sonal cruelty made against Balmaceda's
representatives:
la. lsrnsusxrsmomer to be shot immedi»
ately. without trial of any kind. all command
ere. oflcers. soldiers or private wrmus guilty
of mnepiring. Ban-scan;
larch lo. ml.
la Purmues‘r—Agrseamy in your excel-
leuey's instruction and by agreenrent with the
military governor. there were shot last night
eighty nonuunmissicned "mff'l'fl and midter-
who ymrday attempted to embark in the vet
ael licloagiug to the revolting flwi.
i'ltuoaa
There is nothing in the diary to indicate
that Minister Egan interfered with do
mastic affairs at all. lie is only once men-
tioned as having asked permission for the
Batter Yea ag in Chill.
Ventilator, Nov. la—«Judge Foster is
making all due haste in the investigation
into the recent attack on the Baltimore'-
sailors. lie is now engaged in examining
foreign witnesses of the affair. There
seems to be every disposition to bring the
investigation to aeloae as quickly as poo
sibie, and the feeling against Americans
has toned down in a marked degree.
righting In livasll.
Vstrsnsuo. Chili, vlaGva mos. ’l'er.,
Nov. lea—Tho revolt against l‘ in
thestateof lilo Grands do Sul has been
so far completely successful. In a light in
which All!) men were engaged the govern-
ment troops were defeated.
itis also reported that Governor Cae-
tilhc. of lilo Grande do Subhasdaeided
to join the inesrraeticaary movement.
l'onssca is displaying great energy is
hiseflovtstocrush the revolt. lie hmaas
lag his warships for as early attack on
the revolutionary forces
W
EROWN NOT A on.
Oar admiral Denies the Ila-eaves! the
catllua.
Wasmsoros, Nov. it—‘I’ha ehargeinads
by Chilisus that Admiral brown, inseam»
Tracy
admiral breve, at Acapulco on Tuesday
lest. acabie dispatch in which the admiral
wseeakett if he had furnished anymca
information. The admiral was also re-
veuonavmc Bowman
Thelma Josvpll and William John, lit‘
tle boys, found Mi in mom-y hidden in
thewoccis near Ii: .mk .,ms. Pa.
A second flag has been presented to pe-
triotie Schwimistrens Cu-unvrs. of ladoga,
lnd.. by the G. A. it :5. of V. and Patriotic
Order of Sons of America
Sophia fichmitsben. one of is notorious
band of thieves at Chicago, scratched out
the eye of a young girl on whom she had
made an unprovoked assault.
Allen 6. Thurman celebrated his seven-
ty—eighth birthday at Columbus, 0.. Nov.
1:). Owing tolhe recent death of Mrs. 'l'bnrb
man there were no public deutomiratious.
Suit has been brought by the state of
lows against the state of lilinoia to ascerv
into in whose Jovian-aim: a strip of mm
tory along the Mississippi between the
studies
Masked robbers entered the store of the
Farmers’ Trading rotnpany at Spokane
Falls, Wash.. and holding the employee at
the point of a pistol. stoic will) in money
and valuable jewelry.
Aconddence man who had prepared to
swindle banks throughout New York state
by representing himself as William Lum—
bard. cashier of t ' \t'heatieml (Cal) bank,
was arrested at l iughamton. N. Y.
Pix-Governor lioard. of Wisconsin, stated
before the Iowa State Granger association
at Waterloo, 1a., that he had proof that
the Hiecock oleomnrgarim- bill had failed
to pass the last congress because certain __
senators had been bribed.
T. T. Gardner has been reelected presi-
dent of the Kentucky Farmers’ Alliance.
Of the till convicts released by the east
Tennessee miners, and have been captured
Of those at large forty are in Memphis.
William Somerset was hanged at Marina
courthouse. Charleston. 5, (3.. for the
murder of E .‘d. Fore in use
The New York, Maine and New Bruns—
wick Steamship company has passed into
the hands of a receiver.
The Druid Cotton mmp'my‘s mills at
Woodimry, Md, have lav-3n sold to Theo
dove and James A. "upper. This prob
ably means the mmolidai ion of the cotton
duck interests of Maryland. where iii per
cent. of all the duck manufactured in the
United States is made.
Advices from Stockton, ('rtl., say thecouo
tractors ou- the Muunmm milroad, in
Fresno county. have discharge-d all their
white laborers and have substituted
Chinese. ' '
By a fire in the coal shift at North
Springfield. llls..slx miners were rendered
inseustble by g», two of whom may not
recover. Fourteen others escaped.
Charles Wall, who murdered luv wife at
Tunkhannoek on July ‘5. was eomvicted of
murder in the first degree at \t’iikcsbarre.
Owing to tin~ prevalent-o of smallpox in
Trenton the i’enllsy‘h'unin miimtui com-
pany will vaccinate all its track laborer!
in that division.
THE KNIGHTS WANT PEACE.
Boulutiolsa Adopted Inuit-g to a Set-
tier-seat unis the Federation.
TOLrlim, Nov, ht.- ‘l‘lw Knights of Labor
cont't‘iilllllt ~p-m m»-mummgxliscuseing
highly important r-vmimmns nflwn-d by
Mr. A. W. \i‘rum to settle the dillerenoss
between the Knights of leslxrr and the
American Federation of lssbw. They
were finally adopted by a vote of idyeas
toll naya if the resolutions are accepted
by the foleration Ii. means that over so,-
wli laboring men mil be united in organ
ised labor werubliea
The resolution» provide that Knights
shall recognize and rupee: Federation
working cents and ltlit'lh. providing the
Federation respects ii. ui i. cards and
labels.
”any \t "Ives-e- ior "YII‘M' Trial.
Prominence. Km: it‘d. ll. Conrad.
sou-in-law of Mrs. .lthrpitiim A. iluruaby,
who Wits uturdeml m ”(lilt'f, and District
Attorney Men-us, of Denver. have been in
this city securing witnesses who will ap
pear at the trial of Dr. T. Titarcher Graves.
who was chnrgml um: um crime on the
90th. About :orty Willtt'w'st will go to
Denver from the HIM. i'ulisxderable tee-
timouy has two tililltlfievl from [hotel-on-
villea d neighboring towns in i'onnecti-
out w h, it is claimed. reflects seriously
on Dr. tiraves n'plitutmn while living
have, based on allegations of rimlprnclicr.
Iowator uuay'e ltig (fetch. ,
81'. Lens. l'ia, Nov. its—Sonata? Quay
hasbatiiair luck at! tam-m fishing. (in
Nov. 1 he caught three. The litrgast was
5), fast long and tipped the scales at til
, ' Uu “ ‘ y the ‘ 'It fish
score was as follows: No. 4. ti}; feet. ten
pounds; No. b, 5}, feet, 18 world». While
the senator's largest and heaviest catch
was on linuday, he does not think that the
defied anything to do with it.
Throw Acid in the I’aem
New You. Nov. lt.-itlla llama
girl of aioeteen,who hm with herparenta
at 2,131 Eighth avenue, was last eight db- ~
lguled by acid thrown into berises by
George ilynss, a plumber. some of the
acid gotlutc the girl's left eye.and she
will lose the stain of it. Her hit cheek
was also burned. She says that lines
deliberately threw the acid in bar iseesad
ran. lie wet-jealous
m...“ ..»w... as“.
(lonely ctarh (leeway flamed.
Thor. S. Y., Nov. Mailman” soil"
has removed County Clerk Conway from
edict and appointed is hiasuadUharias
I. Grasarnaa. via-deputy county clerk. and
son of “empire-man (immune. Coa-
way is charged with presenting hills
against the county which included illegal
items. W“
Another “answer's sat-ids.
New You. Nov. 14.4mm lipier. a
ag Meier, erased over gambling
ended his life at the fitment
limes. lie was born in Norwieb,Coaa.,
thirty image, where his father had ae-
eumulstell a eomlovtabie fortune.
a flaw haw lash Paper.
mum “more 3:.“
s I l I.
editorship of Charles Whitmt
mum ndl’sallliicbelsoa. it
will be at and general, and sea-
ehtseidght pages, illustrated.
a .3... cure “a...
Mrs, itcv. “with lies-latte
daughter of the late
asatwsbmisete ‘
amusemem
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leach !_i_l_k_ Bisesii
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See that each -3088 ’
biscuit is stamped
i
lines your grocer keep the
. Boss Cracker? >
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Spring Styles
HATS
13 ALL GRADES ASD COLORS 0F
stiflandSuitiiaisbleals
Boy‘s flats and Caps, Crush Hats for Men and
Boys. V .\'utria Soft lists for lien at
KNAPP’S,
9i Wasbiugton St.
Psrticularlttsntion Paid in Firing,
Bleaning and ironing Silk lists.
livasulner l-
a. Patent o-ee,
row i.» 1883.
« Nil-"rs, H: ‘l «in Street,
"us-uwr'mrr. COIW
1;.3, tr». 1;, .
lg}; "‘33,. i.
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nouns Barr’s
“Willi-Illusion fine-alum rm»
tales) semitones-trample eon iasl
cures. r Ids lea...“ mailed
row a ages».
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VLH iiaekartiln.
Salim Plumbing
to hes-fists nuts;
Tillllliiz'l'wl’llllm.
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liaa~
twin.
ears- norms-apnea»
farm
mmmthhsyataaousmeiaitieasad
it]: won Milli i." _
'il'o all who were not taken the advice or
met climatic chancel. by taking
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If ‘ you“? do, what is the trouble? Whatever it is, We will take
the trouble to remove it. We sell no unsuitable suits; they
"are not in our line. We make it our business to hold the
load by keeping ahead in fit, material and price. Whatever
also happens, you can make up your mind to one thing--
thore will be no mistake about the’ fit, and in allothor ro-
spects we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
well as a perfect fit. “
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method of payment in highly appreciated
Full information can be had of our agent,
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ac e or an oi
mimning,but drive it out of the sys
tem at once with one bottle of
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OF
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New Haven, Ct. .
June 12. mm.
Mr. H. R. Hale.
Dear Sir: Will you please
give me the address of the agent
who sells your Corn Popper in
New Haven. 1 have spilled
the bottle I had and wish to get
another. \Vith what I have
used I have cured two of the
worst soft cows that anyone
could have on their feet.
Yours respectfully.
Mus. C. A. Hrsusrto.
33 Exchange St. New Haven.
an "on most militia.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
importer of Fine Mllllnrry. Formerly No. 3
Water siren, nua-
ll MAIN STREET, Nflllllllll.
Trimrtml millineylyfi mo different path-rm.
liars now ready. 9 latest nuvt‘lilm from
abnnui Ind extensive patterns from our men
Mmlhtcs.
liars. Turbane. 1': nos sud Bonnets. Fine
out let urnarnenia n crown cosouels. baud
retells. birds and butterflies. ilsli'li‘h and
fam- ' feathers. Elegant llneof lineailk velvet
all no es anti colon.
liavi mode arrangements with one of the
lemlngnfiousee of lamina. Bug. in supply us
wit 5 rods direct from Paris and lain-‘iothus
canal ug us to furnish our rut-(omen with the
inlet correct efvles at prices to suit all.
RS
8, Fine (touch Horses, Elegant
, Family Horses. Grovery
t, Anything in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
PRIBES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmer-8’ Horses, in fac
Lino.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses
‘TO HORSE BUYE
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horse
Sow i~ your uun- in buy
Wall Papers.
Comincncing Nov. ii, and end-
ing Dec. 15, we will give a re-
duction of ll) per cent. on all
grades from the cheapest to the
best.
White Lead, Mixed Paint, Oils
and Glass.
Artists' Materials. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Calcimin-
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lam going down so
IillNT 8t. ZELUFF’S
fish and Vegetable Mariel
Where I can alwsyerilnd the Freshest Ha
and VWbleo. Also Salt and Smoked Fish.
llysters, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Betsey,
Imported Sardines
Agents for Wnkeman's Creamerv Butter.
Orders delivered pmmmlv
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Any article that has outlived
'22 years of competition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the: work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness. before the‘
story it will tell. itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you Will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
tricity plays no part
There are t”Hum-v imitation
Electric Soaps in which elec—
Dobbins’
is the ori rial one. all Magnetics, Bloc.
trim. and Electric-Magnet are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbin-5' Electric,
are that our name is on every wrapper.
and if any other is sent you by your
grin-r. when you order ours. send it
back to him.
I. L. (mom a Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
PeatMoss
STIBLE BEDDING.
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H A Z E LTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. flat, Pine and chestnut
GERSIIIIM RAYMflNll
l3 Illl'i’ii llll STREET.
(Dilllihfl‘li BLOCK). ROUTE SOIiWAilK.
DIALIII I!
H8“. (Hollis, OYSTER“. FRUITS
VEGETABLES, BUTTER, Flam.
CilEESl-iJARDJiIlOULDBM
901.00!” AND CANNED
jaw 3m GOODS
lee York Dressed lasts cheap
fer illlli.
NEW STORE.
l have removed my business to
TRY THE
sad have nowfia full line of
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN ”WARE
07 Till} olallklado.
~ Firming in iii in butter.
Hill mu Plilllbls Willis
T. 8. inNALian,
south Norwalk. '3
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Dorion "Point,
(tlttlli'l nnm
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NOW OPEN.
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case.
than Dimes stormy.
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cameraman ma 1
WOOD.
Baled liav and brew
Gilli! Alli Fill:
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