1‘ WMCKSITIIWWS
The Student Found Guilty of
Murder in-the First Degree
rotronomemscmtm
' anal-tau: laauo'aa m in can
‘5. It. Vardlet'an Amt»
‘nruaa-ntatau mm on. “m
allot Wanner—lube! the (lane.
law Iona, Feb. n—Carlyle wants.
the youngetudent charged with having
pinned his wile, Helen Pom. wastonnd
:Iitydlurtletlntheflrfldugmehya
hyth eharpd the jury. Theywent out
aboutcmaadatwmreturnedaverdictot
mbthehrudegree.
heuoalietwaavery wanted to the
amiaalhebrohedownmpletclywhru
Ilia mother. who Ina
haeaanotantlyathisandedufingthe trial.
w-vary-aehMandaeatedaaane.
Shotelllaehtaherehairahriehiug nudly,
"Itbab-alie."
it A slut-er» nasal-a.
“(it my God?” the named, and the
toaoofthatarreatnmtaehuchla through
mirmaheohooh
he? clenched M
‘ at the jury and
autumn-Ila aid:"l'heyhnow
h'uahe! They know it’ra he." The
mother-mutual! blinded hermthe
m of «idem which ahowed
hernia guilt. remained with her tothe
mfindmdtertheeadwnethat
“mindful, in defiant ol all other
“datum“.
Authejlryw-laviagtheetmtrmto
mother“ thaweadaaLwhohodlefther
uatwithia theiadonrreJrohe downand
lolqoathelhoriah Shootout”!!!
kmwdetmlayahnutthehneannd
eiagtoEmWIypriasn-udm
n
“Mtfeelao. whorisnidtfarlylt liar.
fimmmurlm to many. W
”W continua d in min bowl-r. r. and
IE m. muted tar bin brother. My
audy M lifted his mother from the
Ion-d took her warm. Athed'alw
k dd, “fimmfiud. mother. Isn't the
the m we’ve been waiting tor torn
MM Be have."
Hm wl lbw Cm.
/ ”nebulae-one“ the moat m
lid of ito kind in reoeutyenrsndhun
’ m 0. Feb.
‘ one";
“bunnydiedafmahief ill”
‘ wean”:
you !
"momma scouts EEK-Iii.
lhraa Ittlad and lav-rat lid-rad la a
Newark Rhianna.
Nawanu, ll. 1.. Pub. 3.—-A mum on
explains:
anallbuilding,al hyt feet.and the root.
and all“; were mapletely blown out. The
”It“! men who were working at the mo
chine were buried under the debris. which
took fire. and now only two clmrred bodice
an be found. the other being missing.
The dend [are Omar Muriel), plumber
Alfred D. Andorran. plumber'a helper. nine-
teen years old; Dan O'Keete. from New-
hnrg. N. I. plumber’a helper, twenty-eight
yenrltold. '
ThehodyotDnnUKeefehaenotyetht-en
fonnd.hutit luruppoeed to be under the
rub-v. Themachine that attend such awtul
datractim w. the invention of a
named Cork. of New York, and had linen
out otordcrevery few dayaeinoa it had been
in the building. [enrich had been
employed toil: the machinesurytuuett
hadheeomeditarransed and war quite to
Iniliar with it. lie was thirty-two yeanold
and leaves a widow and the children. The
onlyntauneriuwhichhiabodyoouldbe
identified wat byito sizahe beluga very
Inoad wouhlered pcruon.
The injured Winona are only slightly hurt,
being out and bruised by flying missiles.
The report ot the exploaion was heard eer-
erul miles, away.
WAVE} snu. Home 01%.
III Propane to Act an Nebmkl‘n (lor-
nwnr for a Month Mort.
()IAIIA. Posh. Il—A dispatch from Linmln
.yar John L. Webster. 'l'hayer’s attorney,
canto down to Urn-Kiln and was closeted
with the rhgovernor for some hours. The
entire situation was mrefully reviewed and
Wet-nor put forth but best endeavors and
moot clinching argument. to prove to hit
clientthat thobeetthingthat he could do
at the wt time would be to simply step
down end out. numnderiug the othce to
(dorm Boyd without further delay. But
Thayer wna obdurnte. and raid that he
lhould continue to exercise the am of got-
muntilhe received a mandate from a
court from which the-re was no dppeal. “l
.I W now." he lull]. “and i shall
“titan-e no tor at leaat a month” Nothing
would shake him in his determination and
he will hold to his revolution.
Governor Boyd and be had not dwidnlpu
wht amt» puma. He expects Thayer
touotify him to com and take on». but
thelattcrluanot yet dom- oa and. it din
M can hang on until the onprnme court
maudeto he's on Feb. '23. Governor Boyd
h. notified lilo former nppointves that ho is
”maid they are mpnring to mume
charge of their respective stations. State
Oil Iraqi-(tor Hinzrxul alloyd appulntvr-l.who
wa» 9‘le by Tlniyer. has notified otl
armpahit‘zb that his to tho.- only inspwtion
that will go. and they have unwind him.
It in ramble that the pentmncl o! the
executive department will he entin-ly rr-
ormnind without noiatance from the
'l'hnyrr outfit.
A Railroad la- Wanted.
Pm Bonn, Ark. Feb. 3.——-W. A. Mo
Kin-in. agent and operator at Weblma.
AritJor the St. Inuit and Southwestern
railroad. wn minted about midnight.
It to believed that he was murderrd by
tramp who contemplated robbery. and
who were frkhtenrd awuy Indore they
onahl execute their that; They will be
traded by mun-u
I: Wan Related to In. Cleveland.
m. 0., Feb. 3,—Charleo Wilbur Pol-
au. a well known mmomial truveler,
Iredahnllet intnhis heart while Marius
t'rnluthe pip. lie lingered severul hours
Milk-min; hitnoelf and pleaded earnest-
lywiththedoetor to love his lite, but ho
died flew-adi-tantrehtiveotlln.
Wt'lrveland.
want Garment land Ina-o.
WaulmJ'eb. :l.«—'l'he treasury de—
puuaeat’areoeiviag a amber of letter!
fro- people who think the government
hammhndukingthatfmmmtm
to m be torwarded to them an a loan on
theilaad. ovthet they be advanced loam
tnhuylaudnand the loud accepted u no-
rarity.
'ard'o tall turn-ad.
with aiding audaheo
aadChuteaWJaw-
ndhirhaflhaaaaadfmflmtomm.
All Ian ‘ lau- learned.
before in this oily'and, m... -‘
Purunuuvuu. Feb. 3. ~11. ll. Yard, wh‘
t
‘r.
,
A Wealthy Man's Sou Curried
OK in Broad. Daylight.
“.000 DE“! BED FOR HIS W.
Charla Waterbury. the ('lilld'n Father.
Lintltled gnu-t Union lle I'uya 'l'ltat
Amount to the Amlurlora [to WI]!
Rover lino lilo Boy Agnlu.
ram moan, N. Y., n. b. 3.4m of the
boldeat cure- of hidnnpfng'wm imprinted
in this stole was committed lz.:u yveuwrdny
attornoon, and aa a mull. tho mideuta in
thieeoctton are in n state of tho greamt ox-
dtamont. Charles Whitest bury it: one of the
wedthlest Ind moot prominent men in this
notion. He residue in Pound Ridge, but
only half or his form live in this township,
theotber lying in Long Ringo, Conn. Mr.
Waterbury duimn to ho a ultizvn of New
York state. llehlm n wife and two children
"I.” ~Ward. eight gears of age, and u younger
non, four years of age. Ward attended die
trict school No. 1 in Pound Ridge, of which
Mill Stead 'n; the teacher. The distance
from the Waterbury homestead to the
school house is about three miles.
As his eight-yenr-old son. Word, woe re
turning trom schml with n mmpnuion
about his own age. he was stopped in the
road by three men, who seized and carried
him to n carriage close by. When evening
came and the boy did not return his patents
becnme alarmed. and Mr. Waterbury went
out to soak him. but to no purpose. When
he got home be found his nephew. (“harlot
Waterbury. waiting for him with n letter.
which. the nephew said. had been given
him by a strong:- man. with inotruction» t4.-
doliver it to (Tbnrlm P. Wuterlmry. Mr.
Waterbury opened the letter, which rend
- (allows:
00.000 Runwa- Demanded.
To Mr. Charles P. Waterbury:
Stun-Unleva you are prepared to deliver the
hum of hull in oath u a ransom to us you will
never are your non agnin. The mutusy to PM at
Inler'a bridge. in front of Miller'o mall. nln
tulleooot of Bulfnrd court huuae. at midnight
Tue-day.
There war; no signature to the letter. lilr.
Waterbury closely questioned his nephew
Charla mgnrding the opp-snare of the man
who had gin-n him the letter. The uephow
then told this ntory to hie lmvlo:
"1 war for hunting na-nr Long Ridge nnd
wu returning home when l uwt u out! homo
wagon mining slowly along the road. it
was driven by a rough looking man. and two
more men of similar apps-ammo Wow It'll-[k
ing a short dietnnoo behind the wagon.
"As the wagon paused I not loud an object
wrapped up in nblunket lying in thubot-
tom of the wagon. I paid little attention
towbnt l saw at the time, but l mu now
convinced that the object I now in the
wagon mu! little Ward. As the wagon
pat»- tl. mnv of :‘w mot: who was walking
hum. n n. * l If vi and rum; ."'.t‘l tlmtl
my - . - ~. E', \i'urrrbuz'y. llc- stud
tbs! 1’ “7.5 t tlw utmmt llnpurlnm'o that
Mr. \Vms-risVlry should l't't‘t’lt'" it that night.
1 Jul no; rwugniu- n-ither of men who were
guim: whou I saw than in the direction ot
Blunt-ml. Conn.
The Parents I‘rnnllc.
Mr. Waterbury and lilii family were al
most driven wild on the receipt of this
startling note. What to do they did not
know. Finally Mr. Waterbury draw to
Greenwich and notified the nulhorith-e
there. Tolugrams were “out to New York
eating the aid of the metropolitan police.
and neighbom and friends wero notified of
the disappearance of the child.
Miller's bridge, when- the child is to be
delivered up. to in n occluded locality near a
nuallplamulled Bedtord. The bridge ll
built-um annall stream and la in the
midetofalargeopon lot. and no one mo
approach it without being seen from the
bridge. Thelooallty in a particularly bad
one, and timid people never crow the hrldgo
at nighttall it it can be helped.
Theplauehuohren the hangouttorabad
gang of young and oldtonxhaandtrampe
for years part, and many a robbery l0 ro
potted within its domain.
Willing to Fay In! Illa child!
Ir. Waterbury thh afternoon went to
the bank and drew out 83.0w. whirl: ho taye
he will pay to the ahdnctonof his child, and
make no top, at aoonutheyprodncehio
little one. Thodetectivee and local who»
have boon kept busy driving from om place
to another today hunting through dm-rted
famhoaaee and outbuilding: and in m
pinion places for tome truce ol the boy, but
at nightfall they Ind not succeeded in find
in. any.
Ir. Waterbury In!!! rare that no 009
took the child {or n grudge against him but
merely fan the reboot rumour ltluald
thathveortix yearuagoamun named Joe
Hitchcock worked for Mr. Waterbury no
:u .
atorygoeeJMmaaeutenmd lantern: -
Ive yean’ imprisonment in Sin; Bing prison.
Hr. Waterbury and hie Mend» think that
perhnpathbmanh the leader of the kid.
napera. W“
ltaa Johanna Hay (to flu.
Howrah. Feb. tum litany- tor the
defendant will not not the trial at Illa
MalayerofhndaWa , fortwo
weoha. Theoonflnetaout in to telling
tartbly on Illa John-on, and union the
, trailer
y , g. 1395, 'u'aaz'o ‘ ,
. '3- fhas ‘ been] matched. the p
Where, wehave‘ yet to’lioarbf‘itg Rhos been a source of _ ‘
just as much astonishment to, thoto who are in the: business
as to those who are out or» it. They , don’t understand how
we can afi'ord to sell a first rate pair of trousers 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
"nonunion no?”
TELEGRAPHIO BREVITIEO. ,
Twenty peraons lost their “You; no a remit
of the election riote in Budd Prat lust week.
The Brazilian minister of war baa ro~
ll . The mlnbter of marina» has been up-
tetl to loomed him. and will hold; both
portfolios dd interim. j
Hon. Edwin (3. Banana. of Endor. hon
been nominated for uttm‘nn y general M New
linrnprhlra. vice Daniel Bornard, of Prank-
lln, demand.
A. Dupre. of Cote 8t. Lnulll. mm Montre-
Il, and hi! three Child roeu wore terribly
Injured by the explosion at n dynamite
cartridge he was thawing out.
Tho prooidl-nt and u‘wmlrru of his mldnet
have consume-ll to lo 1m ‘u-ut at (hetlysburg
on June 2, when lit" lugs: Whit-f Mark
monument will be «h annual.
Elvl’nmidont (Govt-hum will uduirmt tho
university of Ann Arbor on Fl'll. :2. undo
public Wptian will bu tundund him in
Detroit the mom «you log.
Pmoidont (lilmun, of tie» Jul-tn llnpkiue
university. will pn-oitiu m on murlntmry
meeting in Baltimore trial Sunday. Cordi-
nnl Gibbons 'ui moon; tlu- \‘lt‘t' prwldoutlt.
Three of the rem: cnngnnznmd district
Alliance ormmimt'umu m llama-a have
served notice that they Will M'Illl t'unktsllllg
delegntiomt to St. Louis on Fob. 1:}.
A boat. ballooning toln r umjcnty '3 stunner
Belle Isle, tho roam! gunnin' vessel ut Kitty's»-
tou'n, lounduml in Dublin bay. You at lu-l'
crew were drowned.
A bottle which wu- found flouting near
Lorwirk. tin- Chi"! town nl Mainland, one
of the Slu-tlaud litlilltlli on lire-sally sound.
has been pizkml up. containing in nwex'age
from Fowla. on blood of the Shutlunrl
group, stating that the lnhnl-itnntsot Fuwlo
urc- on the Verge oi starvation.
An tlrutlou to Glow-land.
Arms“. Feb. 3» Bxd’rrnldout Clove-
lnml word thnrugh lwrv. on route from
New Orleans. At (”i-mud ntatiou he was
given a tremorndomi ovation. Fully all”
people wet-o ascendilml m and around the
station. mun-m saluted the arrival of the
tram. and below it hill] stopped Uovvruor
Northern haul got aboard the trniu and in.
troduved Mr. (lowland to the multitudo.
For twenty minutes h» shook bomb with
tho crowd, and in ri'slllllot) to a will he
mode it epowh. thanking the pooplo for
their mrdinl meption. and "phoning his
plenum: mmnmlnnnw oi his visit ln-ro five
yours Iago. He had declined all phwioos
invitntiouo tn tlpt'tlk, ho mild. but it would
rmulrv it man with greater lmcklune than
ho was n-pnted to have wreaist much an
outp. airing.
The Flat Clair-i Aplnrt ('hlll.
Wlismxut'tw, Feb. 3—11».- tlrst claim
for indemnity against the (Tbilinu govern-
ment.tor assault-own the l‘mted State-e
atoninor llnlnmnrs'a tailors. was tiled at the
stntmlotxtrtmunt today by W. W. Her. 0!
Philadelphia. attorney for the lu-irs of Wilv
linm Bigg‘m. who mu klllehl by tho \'nl~
pumiao mob on (lot. lb. The petition,
which is adduced to the secretory of stain.
iatiguedhy John 1. Riggln, Mary Zimmrr-
mun and min Matthews. brother and 315W!!!
of Riggxu.
Ho flu-ta a New I aim: Jar-In.
Mos-run... Feb.3.-—A new Union Jack,
pnnrhuu-d by unbeaiptloms. ha! boon tent to
Captain O'Grndy. of the Brit'uh ship Glow
don. who refined to haul down his mlou at
Bridgvporf, ('nml . at the demand of an ex-
cited mob. Them in considerable alum
mom lu-rv til lho- allot”; of the Amt'l'lcan
prone to give the Bri-lgoport incident an
English twist by rvpurtlllg the name of the
captain of tin- Glendon ae Trowbridze.
when no a matter of tact it was (Windy.
.1 Non Minot: Ills Father head.
linvuruu. Fob. 3.--«Drpnty (‘ollvrtnr of
Customs David Porter was shot dead by hi-l
son, David Port“. Jr.. aged mason. The
elder Portrr rmno homo a maniac from
drink and hogan to abuse the members of
bio family. When boattompted to chastise
his wile tho eon that hill. The coroner's
jury discharged tho boy.
Cotton llnyrra Ill-appear.
Murillo. l-‘n-b. :i.—A sensation hay been
muted hero by the disappearance of mem-
bereof the hnnof Jonas Brother» but.
large cotton bayou. who urn believed to be
deeply involved. startling development:
are expected. but M yet the ndair in
wrapped in mystery.
Buaulla' ltah fro- Canada.
Wauutnoros. Feb. 1-11»: trenenry do
partrnont hm received a report from super—
intendent A. (l. Maire stating that great
quantities of fish are smuggled (mm (‘anada
at Cape Vincent, 8.}. One firm brought
deb free upon which duties of 08,1") ahould
have been puld. .
A 'a-nua llntel to Be (Elm.
Srw Your, Feb. 8. ——'l’he Grand Central
hotel, tamouue the place when Ed Stella
that Council Jim Pink, utter yearn of mice
to a hmtolry. will rhae it- doore on Thorn
day next on acrount of poor Maine.»
upon-a tro— the (l. a. I.
AMY, Fob. 3.4113 following order
haa been honed: Niomrade Adam'New-
kirk, of Phil Kearney poet. No a, hill-hon»
orahly dinharged and dhrni-ed from the
Grand Army of the Republic.”
Cranial to Death by u I'm
97AM, N. J.. Feb. :l.-Walter liking, a
wealthy young tanner. war oapertutending
the cutting dowudu moon hie farm when
on ll
3 Who suddonly
~' Know,
, this as on you arrayed in lane of Oil!"
. suits- It will“ take him all is time to wear them out, ant. , '
you know what that woods for the family pocketbook. They "7
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 playground. You
can get no suit that will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to" the point, is this: Cheaper suits
. o _
the, Boy * .
have never been and never will be ofi'ered for salefi
”81133081 Ills SPOKEN.
England's Premier Boldly De-
fines His Party's; Policy.
WILL PIC HT DISURIOR TO THE END
“nail to Abollm the "ounce of Lord. It
lrtoll "onto Itullr la Defeated no for
Nahum-11w Cutlmllo Chute-la in Ireland
Donouuead an Hostile to England.
bosons. Fob it’ll was anticipated that
at Elt‘lt r Lon] Salliwbury would doiireron
311de on the court» of his port y in regard
to the coming gonrral ch (-tlou. Thornton
the attoudnnm of (fonmrvmiwu nnd tlu-lr
Liberal Union’nt Allin: im-lmlml many from
remark».
miemm umditlou of tln- empire and the
ntniluctory prmpoctrs abroad. said that. no
bearing upon the go at none of whether the
United Kingdom ulmuld rirmaln united or
wpnmtion mkelhvpltwe of union, the ro
cent elation» worn unimportant. liven
ly the opening; utngu in a protracted intrus-
ale.
The nummrtoru of tho union would fight
the inane to the very end and by every con—
stitutional lllt‘allll. They Would not be de-
torml from taking ndvnntngo of every safe-
guard pun-Mod by the («institution regard-
lean of the tlzrmw made. by certain opt-alien
(It the other side as to what would happen
to the home of lords ahonhl that body on-
derlain: to 113}th Irish home rule mono
up 1m. 1 by tho mmmouo.
'l‘lto (fathnliea Attached.
Such a threat would have no lullucum
whatnot. The lorda would be justified in re
quiriug that a measure on important ohould
he unbmittrd to the people. and that they
abould have a chance to toss intelligently
upon its provision
lt mm important for the opponents ol
reparation to remember that, however mm'b
lriahnwu quarrelod among themselves. thoy
were united on the trout» of the lowest torn»
which they could non-pt from England. and
theor- lnvolved virtual u-pnrntiou from Grmt
Britain. coupled with pnpd dominance in
lrhh affairs through the medium of tho Ro
man Catholic Moran-by. whose power in
lrieh pultl‘iti‘ has been so uigunlly diuplnyml.
The Roman church in Ireland had alwny.s
been hostile to England. Englixbmen had
now arrived at the: turning point 0! the
whys who“ they Would be summoned to
show the qualitim whereby their um‘rmton
intormer turbo had obtained their ompirw
and to [MWL' whether they were worthy to
retain it.
It l‘unnnl 3 Samantha.
A: Lord Sulolmry uttered tho dosing nh
maria ho thorn-d more than usual energy
in his tom and manner. not] his mmeotnm
made a drop impn’osion. The open-h hor-
cn-an-d n profound «uranium. 11 "Lo gen-
erally um ' Hal rte indicating an early eluc—
tion. probably not! summer. It is also or
oept-ul m a thmwiug down of thegnugo on
the [utttof tho Tories to the offmrt that they
will tow the home? of lords h) (latent Irish
home rule and drfend the authority of that
house by any menus that may be non-wary.
The rpm-«h in universally construed as prov!
that tho Tories on: (hop-unto and mean to
make it stand on the home rule brine ngnimsi
tho tide of radiml’nm. The demonstration
at Ext-tor vim highly mm], a great die
play of atn-ngth and enthusiasm being ile-
relopul to spit» of tho drenching ruin.
ri'wml trains brought thousands of pet)
plr- from London and other cities. tho Yuri.
ous deb-gutmus lwingaucummnied by bnnde.
As dmkm at :lppnnwhr-l the storm grow
worw and the torrent» of ruin extinguished
tho gm dtfvlt‘d'li. whirl! had been wronged
with a-us-h tnottua no “Welcome Salisbury."
”Pour with Honor," etc.
‘l'ru ‘I'lmuaurul Uateued.
The building where the prlndpnl tnwting
was bold wits n rtrurture ens-curd Pfiptfillull)‘
for this 011nm“. mum-ling in n largo open
field lindt‘lll’lutt'nml "Sullabury Hall." The
odillre mm at: loot hing. 31mm mad and
50 feet high. and war constructed of wood,
with u un’t‘rlng ol lelt. lb: coat waa “0.000.
The hull Watt wry tiuth'nlenIly arranged,
then! being thirteen doom for entrance uml
out. A wry-l at an volunteer usher» at.
tended to the nwption and seating of the
delegatea as they nrrtved.
There were 10,0“) people in the audience.
A choir of an voiooa long "Beam 0! Oak"
and other popular tong» while the meeting
waenwniting the arrival of Lord Salisbury.
and betwaen the epoeclm "Bole, Britan-
nia" and other rtlrring outlwnto um heard.
‘lbo advent of the premier war amount-ml
hyalanlare ut trump-rut. and on latching
night at tho dietinguiohed the an-
tllenor. all eluding. cheered luetily. the ap
glam looting fully live minutes. Lord
iebury'e lat» roulelned perfectly osprey
aloulew during this outbnnt, in which, he
aoemad totee nothing penonal to him-ell.
The hnprrralou given by the speech war
that the general election. will ho held dun
' , "n It“
other plume, anxious to km the premiere;
1
Lord Salisbury. nl’tvr alluding to the
the coming gnu-ml e-lwtiou would be mere- ‘
HE
Hm
“A woman
~best understands
a woman’s 1115."
Thousands of women have been
benefited by Mrs. l’inkh;1m'> ml-
vice, and cured by hot rcmmlics
aftcr all other treatment hittl failed.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Compound
has. been more SllfCL'sSllll in curv
lug licmalc Complaints thxm any
romcdv the world has over known.
A. 'lflti’II-fl u: rm out be u u. . I. w t .. .n
Unlm'lflll n-rr murutnm. l. « l‘ . 25¢.
t‘..rrur...»-.-vnrv arr» v, m . .l \ _.... .,,.
L‘vl ill l"'l~'i\" ‘ ' '
Makes an everyday (omcnlé'm a! an
old-time luxury. Pure and m . 1 - «me.
Prepared with scrupulcms mm 32» heat
nwardat all Pure Food Expw’ ‘1.“ Inch
Avoid
Ethane makes two Lime 5'.
llntlonsw and insist on l‘ft.l.': the
NONE SUCH bran'.
WELL OLSOULE. Syn.
' 3“;l Ye
White I wanna. flea out earlple mu.
telao I can; In mt nan-pie moraine 3
tune. or... we. a or, mailed
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LOOK!
Before You leap
In on old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing elite.
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,
6150., on exhibition
atvthe
Sentinel Office.
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
ofice, factory and
store QUICKLY
949d neatly.
Fine Catalogue.
and Book Worlds.
specialty.
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HALE,
THE liRL’GGIS’l‘.
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”ape: Hanger, Balciminet, Painter
And dealer in
Will. PAPER Mill BORDERS-
lSnnlx .‘vlaln street. So. Sol-mun.
:v’ampln hrmkes of full line intent etylrs of
Pup-.~r-. Murders. and Gill: Mouldinm taken to
rum-- for impaction. on notice by metal.
amt: Eot'matm cheerfullr elven
Peat Moss.
STABLE BEDDING.
Pratt’s Food
”for Poultry-
firuuid Scrap
for Chickens.
mm 3808.
inquire for tin-it l’uultl‘} Book,
from
Any articlo that has outlived
'2'! yours of mmprtitimv and im-
itation. and se-lls moro and more
om'h year, must have merit.
Iltllllllllh" Klwtric Soup. first.
mmlu in Iran», isjust that article.
Thusv who use it mid: wot-k (and
their mum: is legion.) save
clothes and strength and let
unzip clotlw Work. All that we
can say as to its "writs. pales
nothingnms. liL'ftil't' Elm
story it will toll. melt”, nf its.
own pork-ct purity and quality-
if you will givo it one trial.
Ark your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it but
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B, lilt1>tri05¢m|niiri W'ltil‘llt'lrrtl-
tn: I" plays noport, Dobbins
in the mi inn! om. all Magnetim, Elec-
trics, and ‘leotm—Itlngicu are fraudulent
imitntnm. Auk for Dobbin-tv Bic-«zinc
tum that our nnmciaon awry wrapper.
and if any other is sent you by your
w-r, when you outer ”Ironwood It
is to him.
I. ll. ("mom 6: (In.
l’lziknlelpbia. Pa,
Norwalk Chronicler