‘ ' BHIU’SCllllTIllUED SIUB
‘ Uncle Sam Getting Impatient
for Satisfaction.
commas WILL BE mm m
I'ho President to so: for Authority to en-
Men the Reparatlou Ila Cannot Got
Willingly—The Bantu: Press crimin-
muster Egan.
Vsu'snsiso. Chili. via Gsnvnsros, 'l'ex..
Jan. ll.-—There is a great. deal or talk about
- tho action of Minister Egan yenterdayin
mung the three Balmacedist refugees,
Juan. William Molienna and Jose Car
rel-a, trom the Amerimn legntion at Banti.
ago to Valparaiso and placing them aboard
the United States cruiser Yorktown. but
the knowledge that he did so with the tacit
approval of the new administration has dis-
armad severe criticism. '
The press gives considerable space to the
aubjcct,but dimnsscs it in a“ calm spirit.
' Whllcin nowise condemning Mr. Egan for
what he has done in thematter. it smarts
that the United States government must
atoms the responsibility it its minister
loses the respect of the public in escorting
nob characters as these refugees. for his
doingsodegrsdeehim to the levelotspo-
lineman.
. Then, recalling the well establishedfact
that Mr. Egan had done exactly the nine
thing for many prominent Congressionalists
intheirheur otperil, the pres goes onto
my that there is no comparison between
caring for men like Pedro Montt, Agustin
“words and others of their standing who
were on the side of liberty and order. and
protecting these refugees, who are known,
outside of their career as Balmseeda's cond—
‘ jurors, to be men utterly devoid of good
This.it adds.i.s especially the maewith
Juan McKenna. whom it accuses of en-
daavoring to rob an American named Chase
cl a silver mine near lquiqui, and of after-
ward hiring men to attack him.
“But." La Union says, “the country is
won rid of them. We hope, however, that
congreii will pass laws confiscating their
property, or in some way try to reimburse
the country for the heavy expenses brought
upon it during the dictator-'5 refine.”
lontt 0|me with Harrison.
Wsmamoa, Jan. ll.-—President Harri-
.- is still dilatisfied with the present
statue! tho Chiliau controversy. He has
never put much faith in the talk of Chilian
apologies and reparation. and in view of the
Wooten report of the procuratorflscal
on the investigation 01 the riot. and its con-
tradiction by the report 0! Captain Schley
and the testimony being taken by Colonel
Bemoyat lam island. it in reported that
hsw'lllscnd a mmm- to congress asking
to: authority to enforce the reparation
which Chili will not make willingly.
Nothing but the concern of the president
to know certainly about the attitude of Chili
could make a current story appear at all
audible. it is not considered proper for a
m minister to call upon the executive.
ltrnay be proper, but it would be unusual.
h the president. having a secretary at
statutoafiaministertocall upon him.in
Cd.“ intonation might be obtained
whittheasuntarydstateshould be able
Mm Yetithrclatedherewday that
Mlcutt was yesterday at the White
new. the president having sent tor hint
though Asistnnt Secretary oi Stone Whar»
too.
When the (hilisn diplomat arrived at the
White House. the president asked him
thad ever had any intimation.
dthwdheotlyor indirectly. oi the inten-
th d tho Chilhn government to make
aquatic-nothlinitod Butainrthskill»
iagolthssnamen on the Baltimore. The
Incident also asked whether the Chiliau
mummy person in olilcial con-
Iaetln with that government had ever. in
any way. intimated that Chill would pro
pastht the issue between the two coun-
tolls be submitted to arbitration in any
Illa. 'l'oboththese questions the minister
fiddto have given diplomatic but hep
final-wen The story i an extraordi-
uyur, but Hr. Inuit neither aflrlusnor
Mp
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fill“ vol-eh. When the
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lolly/olililld undo." lfui'lxililily nothing iko it u m: owr hflit‘ll
helm-e ’iu thisdily undid itever hue beeumatvhmi ulr'fl-
where, “we have yell" hear of it. “This ”been 2!. Mom» of
just mumch astonishment to those whozu'v in. liny-lnlfilczl'sti
as in those who are uni. ui' il'.' 'i‘lioy mm Imilvl'filulul hmv
no till; allied tum-ll u. fire-it rate pair or ll'ullsvie‘ at it lllml
mic price. Well, we are doing it; it ynu’fizoubt ll, culiil‘
and look at the trousers and the prices—~buth will astonisli
(you!
It Threatens to Alumna Alarming Pra-
pmloarkltolalomaata [or (lain.
Baa Ann-no, Ton. Jan. ll.——’l'ha start
has information was brought here by J. C.
Godfrey. from Piedras N Mexico
that than k amoral u , g‘
in the statesol Dnrango,Chiltoahua, Coa-
humila and Bonus, and that the unicorn-
tcntaare well organised and will dockto
the standard at Carla. He states that in
parts of Chihuahua the poorer clones have
already revoltcd. and are marching in hands
attrmnmotomacroa the country, com—
mitting denudation The objective mints
ctthmtorcesissaidtoboflonterey. The
governor of Chihuahua has appealed to
President Dias for more troopa to put down
the rebellion.
General David S. Stanley k of the opinion
that there will be no more serious engage-
mentwith the Garza men on thksideof
the border, (or the present at least. He
states that he feels assured that they will
not attack the government troops unless
cornered, and in that event he places com
fidence in the fighting ability of the troops.
The oll'lcer whose command is now regarded
in most critical situation is Captain George
1'. Chase, who was to have reached the
Polite Blanco ranch, seventeen miles south-
eatollianDicgo,atwhich placethehlexir
can authorities. and General Lorenzo Garcia
particularly. claims that Garza has his head-
quarten. Captain Chase has instructions
tomato athoroughssarcbol the ranch,
and the result of his expedition h awaited
with much interest and no little anxiety at
department headquarters here.
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' Serious Revolt as Ascensloa.
Dalian. N. l. Jan ll.—A serious revolt
braidtohave tskenplsos at Ascension. in
the Hexicaj state of Chihuahua, between
clerical adherents and the government au-
thorities. The row began over the election
for town president. Ralael Anchela was
chosen. Behadalreadysorvedtwo terms,
and was disliked by many persons onco-
count of his rotor-m measures. A crowd our.
roundadthetownhnllandbegsn tiring.
Anchela and his weary. Andsvelas.
were killed, whereupon the rioten had a
fierce encounter with Anchela'h friends.
overcomingthem and taking pousdouol'
the town. name insurgent were killed
and many personsou both-idealatally
wounded. France Sanso. one at the leader!
0! the mob, was among the killed. The im-
pmnion puevai‘h that this is a movement in
support 0! Game
KANSAS QULEIJNG DOWN.
no Ills-nay Feeling Baa ”Is-pm
Below the home. at Troops.
Amwn. Kan, Jan. ll.—'l'he permanent
presence of troops has removed all further
apprehension of trouble in this section. The
uneasy feeling 0! last week has all diaap
posted. and men are resuming their usual
vocations as though nothing had happened.
content that the court ahouldsettlealldis—
pistes. The sherifl contest is settled in favor
of the contestor. while lcaVing that ollloe la
poraession of the friends of Judge Botkin.
has no particular significance.
0! the six prisoners now held under sus-
picxun of being connected with tho murder
of bin-vii! Dunn. but two will be held {or
trial. Anderson and Leach. they having been
recognised by Slit-rill Gnyman and others.
who were attached by the mob. No more
of the thirty warrants will at present be in
sued. Is the county attorney does not have
evidence tint will hold them. The warrants
were based upon suspicion only at the time
at the great unit-meat. lt having beerlrcL
vesled that the within. Hutchinson. whois
append to have given thsconpiracy away,
mightbslnmlflmowlllbervmovsd tos
place of ssrsty . soon as posdbls.
M'KINLEY INAUGURATED.
A Great Ira-castration and a luster
Paula I- Coll-Ma.
(Journos. 0.. Jan. ll.-lajcr William
chinley was inaugurated ssgoveruorol
Ohiotodaybetcvccneol the mostsuthnsi—
latte crowds that ever a-emblsd in thb
city. 'l'haparadswss annually large,po-
litical and military ruminations horn all
partsulthestatstarniag outiagrestnum-
hers. its-Pursuant Hayes took part in the
inauguration communion
Iainr McKinley and wife arrived here
fiaturday. They were mmpanisdtq (lap-
tain and Ira chillz'urus. at Chicago: '
chlnlsy. otthnton; lira Ids IcKinley.
at San Francisco: (Behind and Ira Osborne,
«Bacterium Paris-hurl Canton: 2!-
creative Clark Boswell. Will“ ldwarb
and wile. l. r. Herrick and wife. 1!. P.
Card and wile, (Muriel Iark Raauaand
wamw. (mi-elm. at Cleveland. They
were joined en route by Private tic-«Mary
Boyleaad Mr. and Ira. Abner McKinley.
otNew York. theistter being s cousin of
thogmvmowlsct. ,
formed at the
An immense crowd was
hotel awaiting the governor's arrival.“
when helstt the Wander-tonal»
W-
otan-elect was canted tothecitybyths
Miami Grays.
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Tthell island hotel. swimmer resort on
tho Oourrretient coast o! the sound. was b
abused by fire.
Fiveolthecrewoi' the truisorl-lnnl'ranv
cisoo, now in San Diego harbor. have desert—
ed. The cruiser (harlecwn is also short ct
men.
The citizens 0! Essex. Conn. are scouring
thswocds about there for George Dickinr
son. who til-weaned born his him on
Wednesday.
largaret German. who had worked as a
domestic in a Waterbury (Conn) loudly,
has died. bequeathing will) oi her little
lortune of 815.0“) to charitable initiations.
Chanborsliy. inventor of the Ruseinn wove.
has committed fluoride in Park by shooting
himself with a revolver.
The hospitak 0! Vienna are full of in
fluonsa pinion“. and the malady continua
tonge among richund pun. Dentin are
nunicrons. .
The large born 0! the High Explosive omn—
pnny was burned at Butler, l’n, rind eight
horses were roasted to death.
Dr. Charles A. Down, oi Washington, die-
at Deland. l-‘la lie was a prominent phys‘
cian and botanist of \Vnohlligtou.
The ltalian murderer, l‘otm. who was
sentenced a [cw weeks ago in Brooklyn to
pay the death [tensity during tlw week be-
ginning Jan. in. has been mauled a stay,
pending an appeal to the supreme court.
Trinity Reformed church. of Gettysburg.
Pt. which line been greatly changed unden-
larged, was wm‘mtml by the putter, Rev.
T. J. Barkley. Rev. E. G. Gorliart, D. D.,
pneident of the lteiormcd 'l‘beologiud sen»
inary, at hnmter. prescient in the morn
ing, and Pfulusfifll‘ J. U. Bowman. 0! the
some institution, in the evening.
“in Josephine Flore-um Mum). daughter
of the proprietor of the Chicago Tribune,
died in Pans Saturday night 0: congestion
of the lungs.
V. V. Ronsaelaer has been appointed poet-
niaster at Bumtvillc, N. hi. I lourth clsee
omen.
THE DEATH OF THE KHEDIVE.
lfla End Was Ilaolenod by llypodomls
Injection of Morphine.
Canto, Jan. ll.~An inquiry is being held
by the highest medical nuthorities of Egypt
relative to the death oi the khedive. Dr.
Bogmpasha. chief of the Egyptian sani
nary service. presides. and is nan-uteri by Dr.
Will, a German-.1): Binet and two uutivea
Thoinquiry ’3 said to have dovelnpedths
{not that the native doctors. at first in at
tendnnce upon the khedive. administered
morphine hymdermimlly to an extent that
may probably have hastened hhl death. .
Bulgaria Ilowa to France.
Pains, Jan. ll."l'he Bulgarian ministers.
in a meeting at Satin. have decided to give
adequate satialnrttion to France. It '3 said
that the French ministry is decidedly re
better! by this result, and that the whine
tion awarded is manly an unsubstantia.
{Intense outmoded by Bulgaria to cover the
French retreat from the extreme demand
male {or Hillriilu'flull m the first pin-v The
French cabins-z inland that im: can-u Rik-dill:
was Willing to sustain any dwulmlly agar-e
rive nu-ueun-s. mill (but the porto wun ills!
unwilling toantogonins the Bulgarian It
i understood, however. that the secession
ot the parts: was influential in inducing
Starubolull to give Pruner the opportunity
(or a gruwiul adjustmeuL
llurdorcr llarrlolt ludletnl.
Anson Puts. h‘. J.. Jun. ll.——Tho llon
month county grand jury have indictec
ionisilsrriott for'murder in the am do
gm. liarriott'ntheh‘nauchman who about
seven weeks ago brutally murdered Mrs
(’burll-s ii. Leonard, wife at his employer, at
Atlantic Highlands by choking her with r
rope and then mashing her head with sham
mar. The murderer says he will plead guilty
to the indictment. Chief Justice Home)
Beasley will insist on llarriott‘s lawyers in
tcrpoaing spies ct not guilty. The tour
deter does not appear to realise the enormity
of his crime
Angry at Captain 'root‘a til-allow.
8mm". Conqua. ll ~~The election
0! Captain Bowel) Frost. of Norwalk. tothr
oolonelcy of the Fourth regiment, 0. hi. G.
over older odious. has carried much M
islactlon among the latter. Lieutenant
n uilonel James t3. Crown. of Snnvulk. not:
Major George W. Cornell, of this city. it in
bid, will resign their others in Locomotion.
Tholattersnid hedid notm any other
oouvsnhswnklpursue. Both MMVI 9‘
mod twenty-ova yuan in the stats militia
whileCaptain Prosthasswvvd only sis.
A Coal line In Fla-as.
'l'slsous. Pa, Jan. ll.~--(.'onsiderahlr
alarm to (tilt by the busimws menu! this
plans. as well a the operators of the West
lahlgh Uollhsry mine. owing to a tire which
hasheenraxiugtwmttme past. lthar
become so strong that it is not likely the
hum will he sulaluml very soon. then
being no water mole. and the men an
compelled to fight the nu.- mu: picks and
shovels. a stream being at llm turned on Is
cool the vein.
A Newarh Bella Illopaa.
Nawaas. N. J.. Jan. ll.-’l'hs ell-perusal
cl Ilsa Hattie flapping. at an Uttlstouavo
ans, with WWIma m in I
.s... u i .. met... .
Ina Ia Ambitious.
Clicker). Jan. ll.~—ll‘ranh 0. lves. “t-
empl'yr .
nrallol
’ I‘L‘GMPmc‘ ”EVIWHM" .
Wl‘l ‘
either. our;
ed in the his-
A lactate.
Thoucurlous perwrul resemblances.
which are not namnunon. have given
rise to the popular belie! that every man
has his double somewhere in the world.
It appears that the double of o well
known prolensor of the tilt-Jr Medical
college“ a hairdresser. whose shop is
situated in the immediate noighlmhmnl
of that institution. and who, [well aware
of his likenens to the learned clamor,
corn-lolly copies the latter in chess. hear-
in; mid demeanor. A le’ ' «lays ago the
[mrfessor was walking lm'nvvmrd from
his lecture room. when a gentleman. en-
tirely unknown to him, stopped him in
the street. saying:
“Follow me to my house. I want you
to cut my hair."
The nuiinlilo g-rofe-srxir, one of whose
principles of life it has always been no:- vcr
to withhold from n. irilmv crmmm any
service that it might be wi' ixin his power
to render. mrelzly rwcomgrmied the strun-
ger home (uni :hcrv midterm-s1 himself to
the task thus iinwrativvly prmcrilul to
him.
Locking pnlfmlr‘iuflal winners. he
ling mp5. from n “‘Z'Lllug table in the
dneou‘ng mom in whirl; he hml Men cun-
duclml. and with this impleuwnt pm
cecal“! KID-it conscimniomlyto mt his
victim's hair do“ u to the wry nmfa.
“'hzrn he lunl cleared about ,“zsli' the
skull he nceixh-nlnlly stock llltf‘fmlill of
his shears intutiio scalp «1' his mtiont.
who. springer: to bid In: in Sn.“ pain
and wrath. eleaimul:
“Cant you hire mm what you're
about? Do you roll yoursvli a hail"
dream-r?
“A liairdmasor!" returned the mom-
l‘ihml sage. "Certainly not l on: only
Pn’rfoasnl’ Blank. wry mm": at your
service, in you Zk‘h,‘t‘l\'l ."-—l 'ir.r.;;_;o inter
Ocean.
Tight Luring (int-r- .‘lorm
It is :itrite but corn-5t rexnnrktlrut.
as the humor: lunn hot-4 inn-u ismldml by
nature. the best shape is undoubtedly
that. which slu- has giwu it. Tn Muir-zir-
ur to rcrulcrit more elegant by nrtiiivin'l
means is to change it; to rnakr- it much
smaller below and much larger above it
to deathly its lwauty: to keep it canal
upin nkindoi utnrxmzic cniraus is not
only todefonnit, but to crime the in-
ternal ports to serious injury. Under
such compmion m5 is crnnummly proc-
ticed by Indies. the development of the
bones. which are still ti-rulcr. Cows not
take place rmifnrunibly to thr- intention
of nature. la'l'ttltw nutrition in neon-rum—
rily smmml. and they mumqoently in:
come twisted and deinrrnni.
Tlinso who went there.- appliances 0!
light lacing often w-‘nplnin that they
cannot sit up ‘.:?:: \.‘1'.:mzt thvm 'iLl‘r'
emulation-u. infirm}. Cinnlfl'lli'l to mm
them during all the twr-xrty-t’onr hours;
it {not which proves to what an extent
such articles weaken the muscles of the
trunk. The injury does not full merely
on the internal structure of the ludy,
but also on its beauty and on the temper
and findings with which that lmnty is
mounted. Bounty is in reality but an
other home for expn-c‘sinn of counti-
nun-c. which is the index oi mumi
health. intelligence. good feelings and
[nun-out lillllll. :‘tllnnuuvundhat un-
exuy l'mdinxs. existing habitually in the
breast. speedily exhibit thnir Hlifllflllln“
on the l'tllllllt’flallt'l’. and that bitter
thoughts or a bad temper :qnil the
human expression of its numbness and
groom—Now York Ledger.
.\ its-gm Servant's \t it.
A copy of the Salim“ ()1;in (inert.
of Aug. I2. ITM. container the following
anecdote:
A gentleman in the state of t'unm-rti
out rivbmlnriy nth-ruled public wumllip
on the Lord's do): with all iii: (unruly;
on the Sunday err-Ming he always vote-
cliisnl histhil'ln-n and wrvnntmmthe
principles 0! religion. and what they
heard the minister deliver (mm the pol»
t.
lie burl a negro man who never could
remember it note- ut the seminn. though
otherwise snmrt. At last his murder
[arrexnptorily told him he wmxld on Mon-
dny rooming tin- him up and ting him.
Next Sunday evening. when intern»
gated. he haul forgotten all. On Mon-
dny aiming his innate-r executes hie
throat so for M to tie him up.
The follow ”It‘ll rriml mil, “0h. Knitti-
tor. spore me, {or i renmnher something
the minister said."
“What in it?" said the master.
The {allow replimi. “this much may
milieu at this time.”
The master met no pler with his
wit that he (ufgfl’u’t! him.
Too Much Lynch Law.
First (XlWIi-~Wnll. we caught up
with the teller wot stole your new over-
cool, on lynched him.
Second Citizen-Ila. lull that’s wine
thin like. Teach them t‘nyutm they've
gutter obey the laws 0' the land. flung
him. eh?
”No. we shot him full 0’ holes.”
“Gee whittultcr! lie didn't have my
overeat on, did he?"
“Jennalern. partner. coins to think.
I‘ll 'fraid he did.”
"Y e ougbtsv be arrested. every tine cl
ya. Thiserelynch lswindhgracstu
clvlliuttonf-Kew York Weekly.
“roots at a chines- City.
001ml Grocery summarises the condi
lion ct streets and highways ct Poo
chow. Chin. in the lolhrwiug report to
the department (I state. Washington:
“rhmmmmadsinthttmcl China
The streets ct Poochow are truss air to
twelve test wide. many at then snared
picked up a pair of 9-"... 5:3, mud (or cut- .
mé'Ts'f
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Makes an everyday convenience oi an
ohhtim: luv": Pure and wh-dcsome.
Preparer! with "cyclone (.lr'. iiightt't
awninmit’ *5»an Expowfmns'. Each
package mzixx‘ two large pars Avoid
imitati‘m «and insist on having tbs
NONE Sllcti bran l.
WELL Gt SOULE. Syn-me. N. ‘1
Within 5 Minutes. live nut mung-1m on
nuns» I run: ‘Irn cent wimp!» mnmim 5‘
urea. Regular dish ‘15:" (me. 1 3| Mail“?
w-t paid hf 70W5§ l JAMIE, “tmlrsnln
Dramas. lrmkiyn.N. r. Sold h ll»? r...
lowing Moth Norms”; dmxmnts: ’. ii llm
'vr. “Ill. "on. R It Plat-rut n i‘ aim-m
LOOK!
In an old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
» Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
look at the beau-
tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu cards,
etc., on exhibition
at the
Sentinel Silica.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
DOUGH ERTY’S
‘fl “ELM”
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
oficeiactory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
* ‘Péinless""lenli'stryl
Sn. llllllilllll Dilllll PlfllfllS.
Teeth Filled and Extracted vim-
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e 0 r e n u ea gnu: 2:1?!ch Without l’al n gm
ma um rigs. ,
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Cleaning and Polishing. 75::
will do Well to fig:
You ll Scarcely Know the Boy
who suddenly flashes on you arrayed in one of our
nits. It will take himall‘ his time to wear them out, and
on know What that meant for the family pocketbook. They
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shears and they won’t look “battered after they
have been vigorously buttered about the playground. You
can get Im shit that will becomea him better and what is
equally, if not more to thekpoint, is this: Cheaper suits
have never been and never will be offered for sale.
lien Method.
Over the Post Office.
out Pain.
Artificial hello Without Plates.
(CROWN AS!) BRUNEI} “'lrlifl.)
Sets of Teeth (mm p.56)
BEST SET on ml robin-r. mm
So better made. no matter how much you pay.
All Work Guaranteed to be the Best
.n evening!» 0 arr-om module limo-yogurt: vi
4 he the 1'“. Dr. F. W. lL'liillMt, Mg.- r.
0‘» l y
50 south Main St. 80. Human.
’ 7 New in your lime to buy
Wall Papers.
Commencing Nov. 5:, and 0-mi-
inp; Dev. 15. we will give,- a n:-
du‘ction of in per cent. on all
'des, f mm iiu- cheapest in the
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\Vhite vavl. Mixed Paint. Oils
and Glass.
Artists' Materials. Painting.
Paper Hanging and (.‘aicimino
ing.
PIGTURES FRAMED Til ORDER.
DECKER,
79 “'.\.~‘lll.\'ii’l”l).‘€ h‘l’itl'lil'l',
SOUTH NORWALK
l1. 5. lll'r'l El
H. l. BESSE’IT
BENNETT 8L HUSTEI,
28 train Street, Sc. Homalli.
Meats.
F lsh Oysters.
Fruits.legelables,Poullry.
ul‘ 31.1. Km». :3: Trims: simian".
AT Wli'll.i’.l.Al.F 2' RETAIL.
Marbleized Slate Mantels
one HUNDRED snlEs.
Fililshml ll: imitation Hf the for"! marble"
and Wanda. Sample-a tn hr seen at
W.H. Meeker&Co.’s
w rim"!!! MAIN sTi‘.F?E~.?
Amen! fer the Fa: {la- r-n ‘la’iv‘.
Comp-Irv
l. A. Wilson&:
So.
BROK ERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lntrutmenh mode in Y‘mrk- and “rain Mr
Cash or Mummers! ”Miami "punt-lb. l'nm‘
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Brdm received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
ALONE.
The Greg; Atlantic
Pacific Tea 80.
sir .miq alum- in rho» l’nltorl Stat" lt- mppiy
inn hire ’l‘rn». V-flrr». iii-lime Ponds-r and
i’unutanml Milk in all up poll-om. and is?!" In
the prompt mtrmwhm n! all it» c hn'itv. w Mn
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from vatlmts cam at the l‘aitni main. no
well as [Jim .mme "cum us the teams".
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whole hairlhne globe timing the last [we
winter» The no mic- or
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norm hr risoriy shows Hum thy lav-ta on»
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await suitable MIN/invite!“ and unsanitary
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Fine Catalogue
‘specialty.
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and Book Work 9.
Evening Sentinel,
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South Norwalk, , 59%
dim. mu til is wow Hammer»! by the
winds, both reality it "mini-sit lupin“, awn.
was"! in th- teeth of up our trial var-Univ
wlarls. "val: the ,m antic rem fiamw to
Sue Yer-she tum "needing lam m»: ware
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how to vent it.
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THE DRUGGIST.
Peat Mose
STABLE BEDBINS.
Pratt’s Food
for Poultry.
hound Scrap
for Chickens.
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BAYMUNB BROS.
Inquire for their Poultry Book.
from.
Any artivle- that has outlived
2": years of competition and im-
iluliun. and sells morcand more
each year. must have merit.
llohbins' Electric Soap, first
made in mm. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
(bikini and strength and let
map .1" tin;- Work. All that we
run my :is to its merits. pales
into "willingness. ln'ful't' the
story it Will tell. itself. of its
our print purity and quality,
if you will give it om: trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
N, 8, their Soaps in whit-brief-
tririty playn no part. ladybim’
is the r ' 'nai cm. tall Magnolia. Hire»
trim. “Tiler-mum. arr traudulent
imilathms. Ask for lhrhbim’ Electric,
in»: timt our nameiaun err-r} wrapper.
amlii any other is sent you by your
gm", when you order curmwlul it
back to him.
There are many imitation
l. 1.. (Wm! it fit.
Wlphia. Pa.
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Norwalk Chronicler