‘ A... fit as, he Nugget
t
of Men’s Furnishing Goods.
cmu'o '3 oommasw
0a- of tho Baltimore's Mu- Mb-
the Attack on Our Ballots.
8m Funcreco, Jan. d—The investiga-
tion into the assault on the Baltimore's
miloraat Valparaiso began st Hare island.
Judge Advocate General Reamy conducted
the investigation.
John W. Talbot. apprentice on the Balti‘
more, was the first witness. lie was our of
the lihe’ party on dept. 16. He stated
that C. W. Riggin. the hmtawain’s mate.
onset the killed. was with hlmduring the
afternoon About 3 o'ckmk they wentto
getherln asalooncalled ‘WheShakeapeam,’
in the southern part at the town. The pro-
prietm ordered them out, declaring that a
'moholdilhanded sailorsond wldierswera
preparing to attack the Baltimom's men.
audhedidnotwantanytroubloinhia
place. Riggin and Talbot laughed at the
warning. but left the place‘and went to the
"Pros Blue” mloou.
Continuing. witneaaaaid: “About do'clock
cmnlugout I saw Blggin being threatened
by the Chilinn sailors in man-ohm uni-
form. I run norm audtried to separate
them. Q“ of tho (.‘hilnns spot on my face
and I knocked him down. Instantly the
crowd of over one hundred maple appeared
on the scene, and we started on a run, but
soon jumpedou a naming car. The mobfol-
lowed and we were soon surrounded. I saw
Biggiufalland trbdto reachhirn.butw-
stabbodinthebackand tnrnedtorun.
"Aftergoing a low blocks I turned into a
doorway, and was again stabbed in the
back. Igot imbuwever. and took apoai-
fiou in a corner and defended myself with a
chit. The mob followed me. and a Gillian
nib in man-obwar uniform stabbed me
“in. The bartender finally put them out
and barricaded thedoor. The mob clamored
outside (or admittance, and alter an houra.
policeman arrested me and took me to jail.
Bediaguiasd me by substituting a hat for
my sailor‘s cap with the word "Baltimore"
onit.» theywould not uoticetlmt Iwaa
an American sailor. The oflcer turned me
over to two otherpolioernen. who struck me
asveralh'mes.althoughlwasmnkiuguore~
sistance. lhad no arms of any kindand
wu perfectly sober.
“Afteraahort timelnjalllwsasenttoa
Marital with Hamilton W. Paiuer and
Davidson, all badly hurt. We ,were kept
there four days and were then sent to the
ship. where I was in the hospital lorty‘five
days. None except the American anilora
were attacked by the mob.” This ended
Talbot's examination.
EGYPT'S 5053 IS nun
The Khed'ivelcmied or by an
Attack of the Grip.
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ms D1118}! A SERIOUB AFFAIR.
It lay Reopen the Whole Egyptian ones-
th- and Bring About a Claah 0! Anna
Between France and Inglaud —'l'lts filt—
uatlou Dangerous
Carlo. Jan. 8.-—)lobammed Tewflk. the
khsdivodlgmhdead. Hehad hecnill
whhiudmnnbutwaainnoapparentdao-
geruntilitdevelopodintooougentimotthe
lungs. The two phyvicians who attended
tiouwmaitical until the end waanear.
Whenthekhedive’soonditionbecameknown
Iargagronpaolpsopleaasembledatthegatea
ofthelielorianpalaoe,whers Egypt'aruler
was lying. They waited sorrowlnlly and
patientlyuntil'they were informed thatthe
andhadoome. ._
Ills Death a Serious Alalr.
Pans, Jan. 8.—The (loathe! the khndive
ct Egypt has mated an euormolussnsa—
ticnthruughoutl’ranoa aadpartieuhrlyin
thiacity. It is believeddhat France will
take this opportunity 0! reopening the
wholeEgy-pfianqueation. audthatakewill
insist upon the appointmentcl aregeucy
with aFrench representation in such".L
sane!-
England, it is thought, will probably in-
fit that Prince Abbas, the eldest son at the
late khedive. '3 old enoughtorsign: or,
Ihould England not take that courae,it’n
inferred that she will advocate the appoint-
mentofacouncllorregencywithfiir
Evelyn Baring, the British agent. consul
general and minister plenipotentiary in
Egypt, as the presiding amour at such a
body.
It is generally admitted. even here. that
at this stage of the eastern question the in-
fluence of the late SirWilliamWhite,the
last British ambamador to the pone,le
with thosultan, would have been invalua—
ble. In any case, the situation in the Hedi—
terraneau, in.Morocco and in Egypt is a
dangerous one and will need great care and
due diplomacy to avert a clash at arms.
'l'ewllk Paaha'a Car-or.
Tewfik Pasha (Mohammed Tewllk), kha-
dive of Egypt. wnaborn Nov. 19. 1852. being
theeldeat woof the late Khadive Ismail
Be succeeded to the vioeroyalty 0! Egypt
byadecreeoltheOttomanempireou June
5, 1879. upon the forced abdication 0! his
father, and received the investlture on
Aug. 14.
Bewasthesixth ruler of Egypt in the
dynasty of Mohammad All Pasha, who was
appointed vali. or governor,'in 1806, and
whoinlSil got the sultan. with the five
great powers of Europe. to settle the heredi‘
tary principality n: his own family. Milt-Al
rebelled min-t the sultan. exz'couxnged by
theI‘Iench government of that day. and
hadmade himself nlnolute master oi the
BLAINE MUCH IMPROVED.
It Is Said That Illa Illness \Vaa Mora
Imaginary Than Real.
Wasnrao-roa. Jan. 8.—The apprehenaioua
thatthe friends 0! Secretary Blaine have
over hi sudden attack have been somewhat
allayed by the inlorrnation given to HIM
whocalledat his residence that the seme-
taryhasbeen resting quietly and in very
much improved Ira. Blaine receives nearly
all calleraand answers cheerfully questions
concerning her husband’s illness. hum her
account of the secretary's illnr‘se it. is only
temporary in its character. and her conver-
nation leads her hornets to believe that he
will be up and about within a «lay or two.
H'n physician. Dr. Hyatt, has com-laden]
that the secretary needs 1- rest more than
medicine.
Prom reliable sources it is learned that
the alleged seriom nature of the attack
seems to be more imaginary than real. Ir.
Elaine‘s long illness during last spring and
summer has made dread a recurrence of
confinement. and this fear has unnerved
himtosuchanextentthathe looks on his
peanut indiapcaition in a much more alarm
inglightthnhia real condition warrants.
’l‘healmofhbphyaichn and hi family at
present is to dimbusc his mind of the
thought h'n illness will result seriously and
banedcld results are looked for from the
rest which he has had
country.
lfiewaasnmeededin 1848 byhiason.
Ihahim Pasha, who lived but two months
after hb elevation. The next ruler, Abbas
Phka, a son of Muhammad Ali's second son,
"Wait years. In 18“ he was strangled
byorderol the sultan, aaa pun'nhment for
attempted treason. Said Pasha. a third son
(I Ioharnmed Ali Pasha. succeeded on the
death ol Abbas. hutsaid abodied in 1m.
whereupon his nephew. Ismail Pasha, see
ondmuot lbrahim,horu in January. nan,
beans ruler in his turn.
Thatitle ol' khedivs was conlerred upon
Ismail Pashainstcad of that of all by an
irapeatal llrman in 1866. at the same time
thehwd Macedon was altered from that
which had been establiabed in 18“. In-
stead ed succession devolving as heretolore.
according to the usual principles 0! Hohanr
medan law, upon the senior male descend-
ant ol the l'oundet' o! the dynasty. it was to
go to Iamail'a eldest son. and thenoelorth
in the same order of primogonlture. exclud-
ir'the other brancheso! Mohammad Ali's
Iamlly.
A Paragon Among lhedlvaa.
Thialavor was grantedtotbe Iatekhedivc
in lmby Sultan Abdul Asia. in countera-
ttouolalargemouey payment~ but in vie
htton the ancient and sacred law and o! the
convention with the {only powers
The consequence at that t at
lmwaathsacceaaiou o! Tewllk in 1879. in-
stead of llalim. the (north sou of Muhammad
Ali. Prince 'l'ewdk was preaident oi the
council at the time o! the amp d’etat 0! his
father. but resigned the post immediately
“ward. In use there broke out in Alex-
andrh the lusurreetim ledby Arabi Ahmad.
Blaine. I! Well. Bays Sher-an.
Prrrsnutto. Jan. S.—-The Hon. John Sher
mauwasintheeity onhiswaytoWaahinr
too. Donaruingthe mat-lentil question
he said Secretary Blaine could have the
nomination i! he wanted it. but hedid not
thiukhiahealthwouldpermitolita tr
once A candidate should be ph y
abletollll the requirements at the once.
With Blaine out of the way he thought
President Harrison should be the nominee.
new?“ BADLY gang...
The fimallpoa Epidemic Breaks Ont
Afro-hurt I’atlent at Large.
Nawaaa. X. J.. Jan. 8.41» smallpox
epidemic that the authmitiee thought had
been checked has broken out again Five
new cases have been discovered aims year
tenlay. one being the ux-yearold daughter
0! P. J. Radler. .52 Perry street. andthe
other a three-year-old daughter or .I. J.
Clark, 01 73 Warwick street. This last mas
and the case o! Ira Price yester-
day have been traeml to tlaaalckne-ol Ira.
Price‘s son-iu-law, ltr. Clark. He hadtba
disease. and Dr. 2. 0.13mi... who attended
him. tailed to report the matter. People
cloacharmouy with the ham authorities
chaaaloyal amlnhcnmtmnm
naitbercruelnkioua. extravagant nor an
latriner,andwasthus.aotar arch-recur
maven amcugkhedma.
Miriam-Ian. in, 1mm Prin-
thedoctor.
An Italian haviugawell developedcaseot
amallpoaiaatlargelu the city. A proml.
3
riega
i
g5
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MOB.
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me Merlin-made its appearaneeat
Kim . Jamaica.
'I'hs Tenacious legislature has mineral to
make an approwiation for the World'a (air.
At the meeting at the Emailing-ole Re»
publicau state committee Ebin ll. Draper. ol
[1 , was elected choirmnn and A. P.
Ra ky. secretory. - .
In the United States man at Concord. N.
ll. J. 1'. Henry. a prominent lumwrman of
Zoaland. was lined $1.000 with costs tor
violating the alien hit-or contract law in im-
porting Canadian workmen.
Chic! I rthur. of the Bmtherhoud of 1m
motive Engineers. and F. P. Sargent. grand
master of the Order of locomotive Firemen.
held a long consultation with the Consoli—
dated railroad olllciahs at New Haven. T.
firemen demand an induces a! twrntyéflve
cents a day and pay for extra work. and the
engineers are in sympathy with them.
The linnssota State Alliance hasindorsed
the subtreasury plan by a vote oi to? to I».
thus insuring the organiantion ol' the Peo-
ple's party in the state.
Governor Russell. of Mmuuwhusotta, was
inaugurated Thursday. in his inrsmge to
the legislature he mndomxu-d the cuinbroua
ayatem of state executive oomminions.
Colonel Ralph Vivian. the noted English
Scots guanisman, nnd Bliliiuxmin- Mrs.
Marshall D. Roberts were married in New
York. ‘
THE RECIPROCITV TREATIES.
Interested Countries )lriat (‘ume to Terran
by March to or lie (M (M.
Waanlsuros, .lzm. llrx‘leen-uo'y Blaine
has sent notes to the diplomatic repmenm—
tiveaiu this city of Amtrm—Hungnry,(.‘o
lorubia, Hayti. Nicaragua. Honduras. Spain
«or the Philippine islands) and ‘u'e‘nezueki.
informing them that on March 15 our, the
president Would issue his pun-minutiae ~-
nnlemin the meant‘nne some 2.4.4 ' .t
reciprocity arrangement she-HY: :.. v.
withthe countries normal. .1. “ :n"
in view of tho tree mlnmaiou m
named in section 3 of the i;.;‘...
product of those ounntri-w. h» .'
their thrills on the agricultuml .- , ~-
pl'odllctl of the United .‘itntezz m
reciprocally unequal and our»: . .
and that in the ram u! the. mam-
tries named he would issue his precin—
lnation larch Li next. limillt'lldlll,{ the pm-
visions o! the taritl law relating to the {m
introduction into the l’nized Sum-e of
sugars. metal-um. boiler, tun and lutlt‘s. the
product at or exported from surh muntner,
and thut on and after that date the duties
fixed in section 3 would be impurml on those
articles The notin- to Spain, howuver, only
applies to the Philippine Numb.
Negotiations with France and Hullltl other
countriea have reached such a Huge ea in
the opinion 0! the president to warrant the
secretory oi state in withholding notice to
them 0! a proclamation reflecting their
pruluets.
Reciprocity Boomer].
Barron. Jan. “,r‘Ai the dinner of the
Bostonrhnmber o! commerw n his hum;
was given to lilnim 's rm'iprm .tv pa 1: .‘.ll
the quark-rs \vm'v lull in ’E H' ;....-> .; v.’
what haul lawn slaw and he} . .i L‘rm future
would see the a, bum widely extended.
MORE CANADIAN SCANDAL.
Lady Malena" Accused ot Ila-lug In a
Government Land Pool.
Tourism, Jan. fiwA few «hiya ngu the
Regina leader. in charging the lion. alga
Dewdney, miniaterof the interior at Ottav
wa. with having bought up government
land near the present site of the Regina
capital. northwest territories. on specub
ticn.saklaparsouagcolgreat influence at
Ottawa was in the pool. The Globe created
quiteasernatioubyatatingthatit was not
worth while mint-lug matters. and that the
personage relerred to was Lady Murdonald.
widow of the late premier.
The Globe talk on parliament to investi—
gatcthe scandal. and wide: “it is aal'eto
my the Lender Would not publish charge:
uni. it was convinced of their substantial
hath. Lady Iauluuald is spending the
winter with adaughter in a New Jersey
town." , ”mm
A reanrur. "iii: EXPLOSION.
Two Hundred liners Reported to Ba
Into-bad la the 5am.
Helium-a. l. 'l'.. Jan. ll.—-An explosion
occurred at mine No. a a coal shalt. oper
ated by the Sage Coal and Mining company
near Krebs Reports say aliout two hun-
dred men are «atomized
Cashier Cole's Mats-ans.
linen. N. Y.. Jan. 8.—~Caahier l-‘alward
W. Cole hm made his first statement since
hi return lrom hh strange wandering. Ha
mya: ”The acumen ot Blauvelt a Co. were
inbad shape and in arrears. Theygotao
In ism-e when (or want of mdident help in
the office they could not be properly at.
tended to. lashed tor we help that]
mkluhavo thneto has the aooouutaln
order. but General Blanvelt said they were
all right. I have not been able lopoat the
boob-waste. There have been anoint-u-
tloual omissions or mktakea. l have never
received any sum beyond my salary.”
Illa Dollars Rafi-dart.
Printable. Jan. li—Bix boilers in two
batteries at the Braddock Wire works,
Iauklu station exploded. instantly killing
Pater Zimmerman. the engineer; urloualy
Marta James imprinter. and hurting
about a diner: others. The works were per
Mywrecked. Thscauue olthesxploalou
b not known.
In. craves Improving.
Danna. Jan. 8.~‘l'he attorneys for Dr.
Grammadeamotiontoranamtolj
meat and {or a new trial. The motions
bsargusdaatcrday afternoon. In. Graves
Dimming dimly. Her brother, Charles
Boyce. at Boston. hasarrlvsd here.
mom Dead.
rsuonapmc éfivlfifim ,_
0min. applaud wheuthcyaradmnl seller do
, - .l . ordvrfiwta 0195“? .wafiléimrcalléd “
upentohonor. "You can have no idea of the diapli‘iylwe are
making in‘NeckWemj, unless , you come and locket it. To
compare it with previous cinemas ofl‘erings is Out of the
question, for nothinglike it has ever previously been seen. ‘
Don’t stand on ceremony-Abe tinie at your disposal is
gettingfilnited. You can take your pick now; come. beibro
the cream has gone. If anything was ever calculated to
aidd to the merriment of a merry Christmas it is our stocx
.. ”M'W"?OTLED WKM'M , W. , . ., -
l‘ha Compliment- all :- lit-um to a la.-
b? 9' Fflhllr Nola-m.
The gentlanntn em: .4 .2. :zmml to punch
out one olottr eye» who m:- umbrella on
tlcr his arm at right a:n,.l.v~ with his billy
la mpectlully informal .uu lu' was foiled
in his nefarious purgm» anti that unto
the pmm moms-m “v :"n' two cyan
each in its normal mu.....,;m. though no
thumbs to him.
We have only to an; in [I‘m young woman
in the big but mm. in npdh n! ln-nlincour
aging headgear nrri her [1- rintout rattle-
tu‘sa. walk! or». null; ohmm a xlimpar
ol' the surge. Vii Inga. however. she will
not take her failure to hmrr, but riasto
renewed effort in a new nml bigger but. rt-
enlorwd by more a: n-mmuv. effort: to wire
the problem at perpetual nmtlon.
The young: man who left the oardoov
open to give the rem weather an opportn
nity to enter may be interested to know
that hla thoughtfulness lllll pot engender
the pneumonia in our lump. thnt. in (not.
save (or a continual elm-7.11m. nnt'lnflnmed
throat and it touch or the plvnriny. hrs at»
tenuous were without rwult
The pemm who threw tlml laumnn skin
on the aide-milk in t'xprr'muuu that m
should be brought low is informed that
we aawit in time nml moped. It may
somewhutdiminish tin- wignumy at hia
cliszrpgwintmt'nl to know that an elderly
woman fell a victim aunt received imurisa
which are likely to prove (trial.
To the young woumn in whose favor we
relinquivlml our firm in the bar 1- cur. and
who largo: Iu n'lum thanks. we owe an
object aimlugy We hml supgm-wl who was
it lady. or we should not have been no on
sumptuous.
“'9 beg to ulisubu-a- the 1mm! 0! that lady
whom We met while emlmmrmg to enter
a store of the MM that swinging doom an
designed as muilinries in mmmitting
muylie'n. They nre Mlllll'lllili'fi "mile to
nerve that purpm'e, but they were not made
especially with that vicwin tlwrnimhol
their promoters.
We sincerely Impa- that then-.15 Iwmml
us at lhvugwm stirri-t-ilul in mulm er
tie” with the {ml which \llr' pflnl to busily
At all vwllta \w um mugrululnh- Iwr
upon her splendid ~=u‘m...~ m kn-p 2hr
lxwkolmxrm-rk “ml 0;.» pics" n x... ..;
lhfl‘ incunmnif Him- we mny lav .thlelo
turn our llt'all ultimo! limit); to |.rn our
emin- luly.
The gentleman whom we lln‘t'i daily. and
whopenists in {vowing to tlu- left lain
(ennui that tun ‘N’l‘tlll'i moving in oppo
site tlll‘iK'llth mm with 3!:va In) the right.
paradoxical m it "my seam to him.
We owe rm apology to thr gentleman
who out behind uain the i‘ll'fllll car thin
morning and perused our paper lri‘el’ our
shoulder. lt mum pup-r three days old.
We trust that our utrvlmunss in nninteu
ant consequence»
The gentleman who: [ill-mun- it is to
trend on uur heels is evidhuly mi~in
lommi. We have no chilhlninu. and in
fact our heels are tough and millulln. there
lore-ire feel that m- ahmH-E h.» mm; of
dwrptlun if \ .‘uliuwwl1.1m(“cumulus—-
Bunion 'l raxmnpt
l';|y Gil-la.
Moat ugly git-Le have something pretty
about ther, and the few “ho know that
they cannot claim even this lmzimlemlow
merit become pathetic to nwnoi ugcnermia
mind, melting pity. mad or all know what
pity is akin to under luvorublr L'ondiliona
I recall a maiden of this alnlupulioao
cured n hnmimnn- and devoted hu~luuul by
her very hopelimnma n! winning hiaprvier
once by the tenth-r humility u! her Worship
of himself. l.i\ ing in the some hour-e. the
constant appeal to his rlm'nlry lit'l‘nllll'
more pom-rim M. hut lhanalillic ram-d
charms 0! other women he might have
won
l'gly girls, hmvewr. guwmlly I urry their
Wlatiou with them in n him-1| llllt‘ml
aclounueaa oi their want of mind 1003“
“IV: we not It” seen them slum! below A
mirror noting the a'Hw‘l of :r « nlur or u new
(nahlon With no mnliagzumi rum-«mu
oladmimrion «m tlmr Mm? «wry muvh
like the ugly young mun who lit-n hi.»
cravnt and mules at his home in like gim-
with the condoning memul mnunrnt.
"Not blindllolllt‘. but laminating"
The stateroom that "ugly girl- are gun
orally lelt In run to mista- no mmppm
printed blessings." in not mpga‘mnl by rri
dance. Who hm not met win-a an ugly on
any old maid in his list 0! rwquuiutorwca?
It blank to make tlw lmxul gmwmlimuon
that an ugly girl. nil other things being
equal. is likely to have lower ollvra than a
prettyglrl. but quito as likely to twelve
the one oller which will make her a happy
wile. I! "my be doubted win-liner a pin
rnlity of lovers in an mnniaul advantage to
agirl: one maid lover. the eL-rt man. at
trotted to her by afllnity in its highest
sense. is forever enough.«l’rnncia Albert
Doughty in Lippiucott’a
The lull-u (ilrl at liar Ilaat.
The matinee girl in the My 0! the that
final umnager'a heart. In melt: in the
world Is she no noon-mm and exact
lug as in New York. She brings many
thmiaamla n! dollars min year to the
strum born of the imam-n. She is a pa.
tient stir-lent of the drama and is nulck to
rucugnlu- at good play st..- llut‘a not go to
the theater to mw over the leading nun.
as is the general opinion ()nly lwliah
glrla do that. and they are not no humor
ous now as they were. Time was when the
matinee girl was summed to deluge hand
sonic actor» with ulnlntlly scented notes.
but that was lurgelya atagr fiction. 0'
course norm new do main letters from
stage struck young women. but the New
York girl is teaming more :lhazrcet now.
Bum-to the matinee to he around.
Shelli” the but ssata She was ill!
mutt atunnluu cloth-at She nibbles at
candy and crltletu-s mullhly n. the play
in Shae-o tell when the leading
maulaat hisbeatlna love eta-mural she
htalreaoughto women on the «age to
ahltotdratratoactlug. Bite but use so
play. Biogra- moody aswall as to
amund.»rmr mates in tin York
“and horses.
A Imats all Ildhatata.
Ousuttkermsthumotmthlwlscoa
asstloa with the application to» numb
tinnnlly m’LAlrmIing him [ml in on unplw '
graces; an end
coats.
Haillto the festive. rke
More especially‘sare we; wit .
us. He is not in particulal
season of the year- ‘ . 7 , .
strut and his majesty; an 0 ms barnyard “”3 and
come alone; it never rains. P011” '
life and then his teeth
his leathers, he is finer w.
fine birds. Fine you ma;
but finer you may be a
, are with him every time. p .
hen hehappens to bowith‘ ‘ “
d luck at this particular '
end to his punipoSity, his
There
guity. Mister-tunes never
First he losses his
or pear! Fine even withOut
,m, for fine feathers make
what you are wearing now,
n One of our suits and over- .
to his 101
LOOK !
Is an old and tried, saying. but it will
apply as Well to Printing us any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well to
look at the bean-
tiful Art N ovel-
ties. Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
at the
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
aw: l 11‘: all Pure Food Expositions. Each
reduce makes two large pies. Avoid
immatmnsl— and insist on having lb!
NONE SUCH brand.
HERRELL dl SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
be done in t
‘V\ \;
Within 1. Minutes. Five tent narnplc con-
lnlue I rilrr; Ten cent sautplv contains ll
runs. ilv ular slug 25m. 501*. 8 II. mailed
”at paid ) ' THWXQ 3 JAMES. \thlraalr
llruugisla. imoklyn.N. f. Sold by the In.-
|unin5 Smith Somali: llruggisls: ‘. ll litu-
ver.‘t.n. tiny-v. R it New"! I; 1‘ snnmv»
DOUGH ER'I'Y’S
antee that
prices will bl
low as is our
tent with d
missions
Before You leap :3;
etc.. on exhibition}
' ' . . islesetablesfouhry,
Makes an every-day convenience of m sennnel nfllce' tau. tarsus 1x THEIR season.
WHl DLELA LF Er RETAIL.
We do the verIrhleized Slate Mantels
best and fine: one nuunnm sjms.
rinisiml in imitation of the ham! marblu
Printing that 011 woods. Samples tulle mu av
(AH. Meeker&Co.’s
‘ a. snow 3mm smart.
vicinity and gmfifiih
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Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
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THE DRUGGIST.
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75c and l
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Mug and .
mm“. Ithout Plates.
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per cent. on all
the cheapest in the
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
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am 155-0937 orig/one.
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“nadififlial-‘z Painting,
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H. S. lil'b'l'El
in a. HHSTED,
Hickory, flak, Pine and Chestnul
WOOD.
’in street, so. llamall. ____.___
Meats. Baled Ha" and Straw
in. Oysters. cult run for).
RaymundBrolhers
Any article that has outlived
'3'! years of mmpetfvi'm and im-
itation. and sells more and more
with year. must have merit.
Dobbins" Electric Soup. first
made in mm. 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
van 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 our trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it, Try it next
Monday.
forum Fnir Hawn “art-lo our}V Slat!
on,
BROKERS.
67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
There ltl‘l‘ lllllf‘} inlimriul
N. B. l-Zlc-r'trio' Srmph in “llll‘h v1.14"—
trivity plnyirmpun, Imlduns‘ ’
ii the original one. all .‘iumwtins. Elw-
trirs. and I'llw‘tm-Magim un‘ truudnlvnt
imitation». Ask {or Dobbin: Electric,
m-tlmtmrr naturism» t-l‘vl’} wrapper.
and if any other is amt _\‘->u by your
gnwr. when you order mirmwml it
hawk to him.
$1.0 lper z rill. mull Wit).
1. L. Plums a: m.
not. 6m ['hilmh-lpllllt. Pit.
work.
We do all {18
of Comméal
Printing fdihe
ofilce,factotnd
store QUlLY
and neatly3
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special ~'
Evening ‘ tiIIBL
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who
South , elk.
The 0mg; Atlantic
Pacific Tea 00.
limit alum in the l'uitad mam in *llpplfi"
In: Pim- Tour. Pullers. linking l’thlrr .um
l‘oudonml Milk toall its pairnnn. and aim in
the prompt rwlrmpthm of oil it» r-lkap. when
presenter
0realltl’leaco.
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Wc Willi] to express through
thanks to the many friends of
LOXA10NIO.
ed item for La Grippe, during
the present edipemic. which is ’ .
h. .‘ A I‘LL—«uh r En .
l! the Wb’ . H. m ,
_ ,1 now-users collating
m0 ’ lie. Thereisnomsdlaueequal lgwgfl‘ggi} "82‘“.
to it. . . ..
ALONE.
by the prop" north-n.
ale Street. Hamil. cons.
columns our heartfelt
hareso kindly recommend-
Norwalk Chronicler