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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 9, 1892 · page 2

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The Party Policy Eupounded st

1. a Juclrsonpay Dinner.
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“a 10m" Lays Down Turin Reform”
1th Inning Que-thus In tho (la-in;
canvass. sad the rum laya nan
VIII I. No Ina Colin. WI“:

Nuw you, Jan. D.—-'l'he Business Ken's
Dancer-tic annotation paid a fitting trib
uts to the memory oi General Andruw
Jachoulastnl‘ht at the banquet given by
itlu , oratiouol the seventy-seventh
anuiverssryoi thebutile oi New Orhanu
Representativeairuu the vnriorn walks of
brains and professional liie graced the
sumptuously iuruiahodltnbhs. Comptroller
Iyuu presided. At hkright sat “va
IntGroverClevelsnd,’sthislelt Cousins-
uvsn W, oi lllinois. Among those
present were Mayor Cleveland. oi Jersey
(fitnaovomorLeonAbbett, at New Jen
Icy; Daniel Lamont, Senator Jacob A.
(lunar, Joseph J. O'Donohue, 'l‘. C. T.

Q Grain and 0. B. Potter.

Thamenuo was indosod in a cover made
Iroluhinkury,onthe front oi which were
thofiguresoian eagle andthe Stars and
Stripes. 0n the inside wan photogravure
4.: Andrew Jackson. Alter cigars had been
lightedanda flashlight photograph of the
banquet hall and the guests wss taken,
Chair-manly“; amid great applsme. in-
troduced ex-Presidont Cleveland, who said
in pan:

Ex-Pmidoat Cleveland's Spout.
Thebemocratlc test and enthusiasmoiour
oslshrationoi the day grows out oi thaiact
Mthehauleoi NewOrleamws-wouunder
the generalship oi Andrew Jackson. 50. while
theancceuiulgenerulin that hattlehnotior—
gotten tonight, Democrats. wherever they are
s-onbled W our land toeelebrste the
day.arahunorln¢thahrrowhowouthehattlss
oi Democracyaud are commemorating the Do
litioal courage and manne- which were
hi prominent characteristics.
was Democratic party has lately declared to
thapeoplsthatli it wla trustedandlnvestad

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than. Theraisnodouht marniagourpun.
nfluuihnn the people to dothieworLand
thereinodoubt thatws have recsiveothetr
Butandwafiknumthaiailhoi our pron-
has. lnthose circumstances thorn is uosigu
:Jasbunlau determinationsnd

Won. liwasooeptodthstrustandouw
We! tlapaoplowith anyothar dd;-
thauto rawoud fully to than. walavahan
Wimthshsginnln‘ Ii woaoosptv
“M in [and islthdia‘raoa and hand”
tieuawaitusiiwerelax our darts heron the
palladium -

Mt Jacnm helluva! the United Stat-
hhwassnlnatitution dauphin-washou-
lira and prosperiryot the poopla One. one
find “this his “termination to :lmtroyl!
Miollowad. From thotunmhetlmthlow
“MuntiltMMMI enlist! in human-
pldatrlunphhoalhwod nothingmdivmhin
honhiapurpouc. We who sapwood tooall
survives Jscksnnisu Waste In" boldly
.0 aggressively attacked a political heresy.
oppnsadwthe best inmoithspewlssnd
dsiandcd by an arrogant and unscrupulou-
m. Tutsi-thallium Whohaathehaldl'
laudtn .ythat wecan layelai- tothslsa‘
Jadaoaiansplrltiiiathestmuleweturum
isolate the eusnlyorlowsrin thehastoor
also?
warm the Great Isa-a.

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bum in this cityand, hit. ever has ,beoumht‘chsd else» '
where, we have yet to hear of it. Q It has boon a source of

just as muchastonishment to~ those who are in the business

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as tothose. who are out of it. , They don’t understand how .

we can afi'ord to sell

a first late

pair of trouSsrs at a third

rate price. Well, we are doing it; it, you doubt it, come.
and look at the trousers and the prices—both will astonish

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.. -. M _m_m..w-
ens-lam will earnestly hen-d fll Ham
tub-halt at my in public «radii-u,
and dis Denmark: maturity in the son. will
staudbytlisomurnittos. It rant hehona in
mind that many oi the outrav appropriav
than or the last and crowding mess cop
man made permanent. and mud he re-
poslotl Mural without the «reparation. oi
thematesml the proximal. Were itnot for
this rm.“ mush lunar reduction would ha ss-
e'urcd by tho pruent house oi reprmntatlvu.
The McKinley Elli Dana-need.

The moat hupos'tant issue. lurwevor, la the
next amp-in is that which relates to the

thssupportoi thsnstlouai wrerumsnt. 'l'hs
lawuuponthissuhdactuow mimmandwhieh
have been pa-ad dues the war. have been
passodbythsliopuhlloan partner altime-
w'henthollopuhllcau party was in courtrol oi
mormoreoithalsw making powers at the
government. That party is wholly responsible
ior the saluting tarlfl The last.
and perhaps the most obieotionableuiaasura
on this subject's“ pmadinthh conntry,h
thathnown as the Icliiuley bill.

A ram 0! the tarifl bylllllww
(re-buttquinipo-ible. The senate is Ila
'... andtho, ., ‘iasll, ‘
hill [or a general revision rvithatarilwonld
have no chance whatever oi encou- in tho
ssnats,andoould only adount toadeclaratlou
oiihspriaulpkaaudpollcias hyths Democratic
housdroplssentatlves and by thrusting oi
aplatiurnr for the national convention in the
ansuingprssidentialeampaizu.

It does not iollow, however. that nothing all
hedona onthesubiectoitarifl legislation.
lanyoithsprwialonaoithslloxinley billsrs
noutrugmand thlllodcmaudim'
lsdlata floathm Separatahilb
iorthhpurpossshouldba reported tothahouso
oi representatives and passed that
hodyat the earliest time pryrtlcable. These
fills shonldluve tar their object thsenlarpv
aunt oi the [res list and, thermally“ cheaper
rawnaurlalslorourmanuiactnr-andchsanr
Mesolithic the nun-dour paopla.
Thomsoimostimportsuea which ought
“hops-rd bytlls lions-Huerta pladuwwl
outhetreslkt andrepealinzwhataru known
ascorupensstory duties on woolen goods

Ohm thin; the country may ha assured.
that uostep laachward in the runs. of genuine
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tires. ion to the objecthnahie features
«the Icliinloy bill and a demnd for tarll
return willbskept steadilyin demand this
i-uawfllheproservadutheparauumuttosml
overshadowing all others in the presidential
campaign of no:

‘Speecheswernako delivered by Senator
Cantor. Governor Abbott, Judge lcflahou,
Hon. J. C. Hendrix and Comptroller Xyer.
Lettereoi regret were received iron: Gov-
ernorsl’lower. More, oi Iowa; Emil. oi
Wilmette. and (iordon, oi Georgia;
8 ‘ Bil“... Hovernoriflteehan.
Richard (.‘roker, Thomas Gilmy and J. E.
Bimouds.

The Ladiee’ Hermitage association, oi
Kuhville, sent a gawl made oi hickory
wood taken iron: the hickory grove oi the
Hermitsm_ ______

HOT {2N GARZA'S TRAIL.

W Std“ Imp l’nt Ilsa Slum-
Wltlmlat to flight.

”Ammo, Ten. Jan. tin-311m horde-r

molutionnry tumbles are still (hr (min be»
by subunit The United mam troops that
have {can actively rugagul in field duty in
t trouhkuomc sodium are warming very
m rte-mm With their long marl-hm
“ugh I‘m- ale-rm- chappnrvi and rough
unity. The following mien-sting n-port
In Robert Kaye-nu. mm of Bupala
“tynwbois at Pandemic. Ten. was re
dyadbyiienerul DuriuStauls-yatmilitsry
t “manners have:
"t have just arrived atthiaplses. We
In hot on Gum's truck and we have had
twoflghtuwith Lianahirnseliandh'nlnen
We tend thorn thins-county withahout
mammal. Way»! to his camp altar
sundown. it was in rerythichchapparel,
so thick tht the soldiers could not go
through. lartiuuao Von Bipsr and layout!
with Brnoh’rangenwm iuthslaad. We
were amended to haltbtharsasnd his
men. who were out of night.

“We let him have a mails oi volleys from
ourguns which put then: tolli‘ht. It was
dark bythistilueaowe had to camp lor
the night in Ham's mp. At daylight we
Imih‘si trsilndat sundewaysstsrdayws
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are than another shot or twoanrltbr'y
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camp which are signed by hhn.

' them another and lot you know what they

are. They drill in» mm: "airmen antral

him. " ..

TERRiFlC BOiLER EXPLOSION.

' It!» as» Kills-d 0."th and run-

”than Ill! Praia“, Inc.
Crimson, Jsa. l—A terrific expimioa on
curred in tho boiler m M the Warns
meany's hildlnoulouthflsnal
arm. A number nirvaplmrm were in the
building at the time the explosion took
plasmandsoiarthm an hunt: to have

rthlyualdsli; Bury lbw-id. hoover. ta
in .uunotlivr; Johahas

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Henry Purcell, or Wmertmvn. has hssa
appointed county jump: of denier-mu county
by Governor Flower, in plwe of Judge lo
Carlin, domed.

The sherill‘ loviod mi the works of tho
M‘h'wtor Axle mmmoy. Ill. itovhmtor. on
judgments for u 1.01».

An Euglluh syndiww hm pummeled twan-
ty-thrue out oi the ins. mvmine ilmxr milk
oi Utah, and will nttmnp‘. in control the err
tire wheat crop of that Ionian-y.

TheflanAudrnus stage was robbedbya
lune highwsyrnan um Multirillllllw. The
driver was mmprllr-d at tlu- mutzlo oi s
shotgun to throw out the uproar packages
and empty his pockota

The Wharton: supreme court has do-
cided that tho [baton and Maine Railroad
coupany must pay to Dr. James ll. Nelson.
of St. Johnabury, Vt. 813.5“) for injuries
rumlvodiuamliision near that town two
years ago.

The jail at Rayville, Mint. was broken
oponbyahrmt lill lynrhors, who took i'nl
Paternal Hm Diubumn. twrpi'nwgnw
W with the murder of a .lewi-sh pul-
(liar, and hanged them to a trmuoarthe
in]:it The prisoners uclrmwlodmrd their
‘11 .

Adjutant (loneral Porter imam] a general
ordar.diroctiug the systum a! drill regula—
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the observed by the inlnntryut the. New
York militia.

The Indiana state insular agriculture has
made a report ”whltcwrlehlng" curtain 0!
ll- nemben who had lm'n armnl of being
bribed to choose moo! the state lair sites
oil'erad. The matter will he presented to
the grand jury.

PRINCE ABBAS MADE ...._ulVE.

This Appaiwtu'nt license to Its satisfac-
tory to England and France.

Wnsmsoru. Jan. 9.——'l'hn unlirul has
iormally appointed Print»: Abbas to he
thrill"! in place of his) late litilli‘f. This
"It!!!” notion on the pin”! liw purl? it“!!!
much satisfaction to tho British element
heir ’

Ablm Pasha n‘crivml the mngrniulstimv
of Pro-lam: Cat-mt on his wwmiun to ill»
throne. Tim sultan has sigmflwl his will
that the orbiting Egyptian min-“dry should
continue in anthrmty nnzzl the! arrival or
Abbas.

10300:. Jan. it w it has been divided n! n
abbot connrii that Prirm- A? law. the I‘lll'
Gianna! the lat" Kin-divi- Tuwiik Pasha,
simuld be tundr- khmixvo oi Egypt without it
regency. Sir Errlyn Bering. the British
minister in Egypt. will Wuhalrl)’ he sent to
Constantinople to u‘vrrum what oppmi
two the sultan may "til-r.

Paula. Jun. 9.~Severnl ne-vmrnpvm oi th:
city are urging Frann- tn intorfo-nxln Egypt
tan afla'tru. with a view oi ramblinhing u re
sunny with n Prenrh nmntatmn.

('allur. Jan. 9.——'l'ho iuueml oi Towiils
Pasha. the dead khorlire. was wirnmwd h)
mum WWW. The bud] wnv. rsnuflwi in
,the morning from tho llelurian pub“- in
the Ahd'nn pnlnm (mm which tho (:1aner
pnmirm prrrw-ilml, l'l’mvr Allin ‘ win

isonly Eer-ntr-r'n yxnnuzt. -.. burn .zzw
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“brunt Janina: llarllrlll'a t'mnin.

31'. lnnann it.~-l 1111-! of Police liar
ripe uwiml the rulinw‘mg Met-r (run
Rn. Thorn» Dugrrvtt. of Bryan. ”'1’ “i
write to all your nttantbun L1 n man who is
jut out oi state priolm at l‘nlrtmims. when
he was known an “away liril. llu mu
usmoishvwis ‘hl’flflal.nt'rmsill oi the us
Initiated Mot. lie- serum! nine your
trial: Indiana prison for burglary When
arrested he thrush-nevi to kill the worms
whose testiruoay mid-ed him. and in now
onhiswsy to lit. 1min with this end 11
view. Ila would stop at milling fur m
vmgs. 'i'hewouian w. living in or. Lou‘s
ale-w yearn ago.” The poliu- are not no
quaint“! with young liartlrial. but are or
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Climatic. Jan. 9.--Seithrv limb-ll nm
maritime-nun inaunxmmw
America during their pn'ultllt riot to the
may. Thatqutsiwn was willed when
the twopugilista signed a minim with x.
B. laaritt to give sparring uhibimnn (or s
prriodoitcu war-ks. At the end of that
time they will return to England. whvn
Harluwillm into active tmimug {or hi:
fight with Jackson. Captain Williams. oi
flew Oriana. whois ban- in tho mime. ni
Ah Olympic rlllb. 017M hath Hairball am
llavin a big purse to rural (‘uriwlh but
with" would art-opt.

Thy ”Isn't Want Urn Incl.

Bonus. Jan. 9. «The National Wool lino
utariurevr’ Milan held their annua
heating and vhnttod the lnlhIWinu hoard 0i
ulcers: Prairie“, William Whitman. Bus
ton; vim mutants. John I; ileum nl
Word, A. if. Hill-fl u! Vila. Thom-to
balsa at Philadelphia. MT. (3. lie-ml: u.
Within; tmuum. Phipps oi [kl-stun

 

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' injured are have Hutu. drama. turr-

lotions wars adopted in inflow of the srlwd
uh: in the )idiiuleyhtllaad in with»; n
rm 'M .._,. Wmm.w..m.. W, mm...
A. lint-lug In Russia fund.
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when wlth myltttls Mylo buyiamd

tht “huh-shamed ills smile-mac;

haphiagiathrspria;

Lila In“ Indiana Crippled.
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‘Lounbii'fifire‘n‘iéfiii‘

law Palms Are Made ICIseruhla by ’

cloak. Program-as and litter Florida.

You hare warmly put your mum luv ‘

ritlo a theater lh'f‘Vl’l! you are mm d upon
and called to mum and llljllVl‘l' First it
is your call. lien and mmwm'mh after
you and pm you [or your mull. They
would rejoice i! all worn llullilill enough
to yield to their impm’tmmte demands,
srul risk colds. «might. Influenza and
bronchitis (or the ml of their natural
lilo. Why. it is llllltlllmiti to venturointo
the stalls without in draft protector.
Modern theaters are so uomirmrted that
they are more «hair impel

li you are unreal uour the door you risk
s stifl neck. You must wrap your cloak
around you and br: «weird to [meet
your logs from the Must» of wind that
[tour in hour every much and canny. if
you urn in the center of the stalls. at
many theaters direflly tho curtain is
raised ntorxuulo oi wind rushes mm
the imilighte and catches you by the
throat. loiton think that women are
mad who venture into theaters with low
dresses in winter limo. lt iabadenough
[or men.

And yet these attendants got quite oi-
fended if we do not leave behind us the
only garments that will protect us from
ruddendcath. Remember that no one
is true (mm the thmm-r highwaymen
Even them who go in with orders cannot
get out oi the clonkrwux or programme
tux. At last they must pay. I mum-
ber once going into a theater with a
irioud who hull a keen sense oi the In-
dicrous. i think It must have been W.
it Gilbert. it mm n morning perform-
ance and he mm attacked in the usual
way:

"Coal. sir!"

"What do you want with it?”

"To tulle ll tiff."

"Very well." he murmured innnrt'ntly.

The illghwnymun prq'pnrcd to strip all
his mat. and inhabit my friend. who
had prepared [or the dmlzo. walked
away in his shirt sleeves? [lo lxmi only
pntom his (l\'l‘2'v.‘tllll. with nothing un—
dorm-nth it.

Uncuncx-rned he was prerr‘lllg to on-
lor the stalls unlit-ea. when I‘m nth-mi»
unt rushed alter llllll.

"look here. sir, you must not go into
the stalls like that!"

"Why not?” he asked with a bland
undinnocem air, "You mine! (or my
cool. You hare got it What wont run
you want?“

Tin.- cmt and cloak fiends having been
disposed 0!. you sawmill-r the second
funk oi toms. Now it la a pmgrxunmo
for which you must pay. They inst»
Icntly bur your image. 'l'hcry dun you
and dip Into your ears. :'Pro;:rnrnme.
sir?" it it’rml a vu‘il request to kin-w
ii ynu n'nul i like :1 pr. >_.:rnrxm:1- or uni
hut aoie-uun-l with an lulplleul throat.
The implication is that you are a sting)‘
prnkm. whohasnoright m in; soon in
tho Mulls.

But this is not nil [luring gum-
through the first easy Maura of theatrical
purgatory. you are worried all the even
lug With ice sellers and chocolate vomi-
oru and stale cake providers. it you are
in the stalls. mi'rly wrapped up lmm
the drafts. those touts edge in lwlwuon
the very narrow uml uncomfortable
stalls and gourmily make hay. They
tread on your lfl‘fi. tin-y disturb the lil’
tle "out yuu il.‘-'~c‘i1l.iill.'. i'uv'y molar-harm-
with the Iminr.‘ luck hair. pulling out
confilling hairpins omit-rushing tho ru-
suit of the timid] handiwork. Tin-y
don't cum ii they dig you in the oyr
will) nil it'll tray or [strait-r 1.x»; with ”iv
ruins» of sputgo calm nr i-txrj. yum umirr
chocolate ism-4.

Their duty no in main. .1» much mum z.-
as "more for the rpm plating wmtmvr
lot. it Is not their i;Lnlt,p1iur things
They all go: a cmnmimilm on their
rum and 1: is lllvlr duzy 1.. tout.”
Clonwnt Scott in London Graphic.

knee in Sailonal Proverb».

There is n dual of muncl sense in the
pmverbs of a nation. [2an Rum-ll lit"
fined as proverb” bring the wit of our
man and the m‘nloun of sunny. and llw
aptnesa of this is well shown in the fol-
iowing from the Spanish. ”Shire w.-
cannot get what unlike. M as likuwhux
wo not.“ Thothonght is as old m the
rare oihunltiml. but cum [maul lit-lore
one luau hit upon tin.- happy mph-anion
oi it. This haying. lrvnl ll1t~i'llltlt*§l'. in
a whole homily ht) pride in one milliliter.

that tho Imitwiwu are longer than tho
roota'

For a com-ins curves-don oi the lolly
asfirslims oi youth and the solo-r
achievements oi riprr yours. take this
sentence from Henry D. 'l'lwrenn. "The
in you together his material: to
a bridge to the m. or [mohair-e
apulavaortom outho earthworm at
length the midi lo aged luau unanimity
to build in wmdshal with tho-nif—llt A.
flaydrich in llrsirn,

‘i‘he Pisa-hula.

The plans «rite win tho pomlsr craze
in thsyesr 1m in .lspun Tito instru—
usut used there con-riots of three places
tribulation! a milled lengthier] in
the Ilddls to tom a trig-rd. «user which
bummed a shallow circular tray of
Wade-are abouts (mt lndisrne-
Thaloaars l ftudmlapan.
b length. All
gully nu
drivel

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Makes an everyday convenience oi an
old-tint: luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous core. Highs!
art's: l .1: zéi Put: Foo-J Expositions. Each
parkngr makr< two large pit-x”. Avoid
‘Lmitatl\l55"31l3 insist on having lira
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N.Y.

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Within 5 llinlsiaa. Five rent sample run-
mms I on": In: not nhlllpll‘ contains 3
rum. Rt'fllill' him an... Mir. k OI: mailnl
punt paid '1 TOH'Nll t JANE!“ \\ luiluelsir.
lrn-ggisls. lrmkiyu,N. f. Sum b' the in.-
l..wi1.g South Nnrwnik drumri-tr: . ll. lint-
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. 1 roe Know the ,
‘ “ Who suddenly flashes, on», you arrayed in one , 1
suits. It Will take. him all his time to wear ‘them out, and‘

you know what that Incansfor'the family pocketbook. They . Q
will withstand“ almost“ anything but the sharp blades of a ‘
pair of shears and they won’t look battered after they
have been vigorously battered about the playgmun‘d. You
can get nosuit that will become, him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits

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haie never been'and never will be ofl'ered for sale.

LOOK !

Is an old and triad saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.

 

Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well to
look at the beau-
tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc; on exhibition

at the
Sentinel 0ch.

We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.

We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
omco, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.

Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.

Evening Sentinel,
13
mm. Place.
South- Kuwait.

 

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‘ law Ittllod.
So. IllinilA DENTAL Piliilllls,
Over the Post 0m.
Teeth Filled and Extracted Vlltll-
out Pain.
Tenth Extracted. 5c
Extracted Without Pain. fllc
mlr‘illlna. soc
Gold. m : fl and“: “and:
9"
Chairman! Polishing. 750

Artificial Teeth Without Pieter.

(CROWN AND BRIDGE “'ORK.)
Sela of Teeth 1mm 51‘)
am 581' on red rubber, Ill
Nohetter made. no matter how much you pay.

All Work Guaranteed to bathe Best
i - .

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09 II

50 South tisln 8t.. So. iiorwsit.

W W"— ‘ Sow is your time to buy

Wall Papers.

Commencing Nov. 9, and end-

ing Dec. 15, we will give a re-

duction of 10 per cent. on all

aides, frog: the cheapest to the
. t.

White Lead, Mixed Paint. Oils
and Glass.

Artists’ Materials. Painting.
Paper Hanging and Calcimin-
rug.

PlilTlillES lilAiAEll To onnrn.

DECKER,

1'9 WASHING/['03 ETREET.
SOUTH NORWALK

R. l. BENSETT . 9. HI’STED

BENNETT a. “ism,

2t liain Street, 80. Iloruslii.
Meats.
Fish— Oysters,

Fruitsllegetahlesl’uultry.

or ALL 11le is mum annex.
AT WHOLELALF Rf RETAIL.

as“

Marbleized Slate Mantels
out HUNDRED smls.

Finished in imitatinnot the rarost marbl”

 

 

and woods. Samples to hemp at

W. H. Meeker&Co.’s
50 SOFT“ MAIN' STREET.

Ami iorthe fair Harm Marble and sum

YA. Wilsonillhi.

BROKERS.

No. 67 New Street,

NEW YORK.

‘lnvotmrnts lllwiv- in Silk'lw and “min fur
('“h m- Momma ..r £31m un-l upmmh. i'..m~
miuiow not i prrrrm. i'ttt'll ms).

Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.

ALONE.

The Greg; Atlantic
Pacific Tea 80.

Huntl- alonr in the United litnirs in supply-
ing Pure True. Pollen. Elohim: Powder and
(linden-ed Mills in all its ”Iron-amt aim in
the pnmrrdrmvlion at all Its r'brt'hs. when

person 7 the proper parties.

Sreatlli'leaio.

AI Isin Strut. Marvell, Bonn.

card if liaiks.

 

We wish to express through

thanks to the many friends of

lllXAlllillll,

lie. Theroisnomsdloineoqusl
toil.

 

 

your columns our heartfelt

who haveso kindu' mommand.
ed iiauao for La Grippa, during
the present odipoinlo, which is
now so sorely saluting the pill»

 
 

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HflllllAi -
EASBSIT

‘HALE,

THE DRUGGIST.

 

mamas. ‘
STABLE BEDDING.
Pratt’s Food

for Poultry. ‘
Ground Scrap

for thickens.

AT

umuun nus.

Inquire for their Poultry Book,
f roe.

 

There is nothing, (unless it be .
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1359. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out-
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la—
bor, and save your clothes ? If
you have ever used it. in the 22
years we have madé and sold it,
you know that it is the best,

purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven‘t tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
89 sure and get the. genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
Run ““8 It is not the selling
'19 aluntn that must
. qonsicipml. in arriv-
TWICE inn, :1! n ltnunlmlgr oi
' the Valuv ml :11; article.
Thorn is as much real pun' map in :1 in!
u! thhins‘ Electric asin (our ham oi
any other soap made. and it will, ii used
armrding to (limionu. do {our timer
as muvh wnvlt as any nllwr. its ms! is
but a wry slight advanro on that 0! in
lurior soap. [mist upon Dubbing Elertri"
l. 1.. Will! $170.,
l’liiladelidlia. Pa.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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