ills alarm ruse Am our
‘Mwflhtbedty. Anotheroth-
, . um onto
it n Assorted That the Greet
sonnets out Is Illegal.
cousins term to ism-norm
' “final-a! Pswaaylvaula. Intends»
q“ assesses-mural. more
W arth- anus.
Hdlhlnrling-id: “Youcaurest ss-
.rad tht d the leal pointswereare—
tony considered before negotiation were
begun. We had the best leg-ladviceob
fluahbndttueiaotadnglepointthat
mhshooghtsniustthceempany.”
lull to In In Manna of Law.
LLMoueofthe directors of the
Minnie Railroad company. declared
“Wabhaclearviolationot
thscuutitutieaofthsstate. a
uIthtnh.‘l|esdd,“thatthisis the meat
same- and most impatient defiance ot
the kw and the constitutional thestate
truth-ever been attempted in Pennsyl-
vania. ltisnotpo-iblsthsttbspeoplewho
have made this chlorination can
bus the tofthelitigation
gruwim out of thepurchseshythel’enm
vylvania company of the South
PunroadsndtheneeaCreeh roadsome
run-so.
“lnthfiouthenedfordand
railroad. a
wuuesd sssmedium
firth :hntsssoonmtheiuten-
.dkikspcvt
sylvuah raihnad were enjoined trom di-
rectlyorindiractlyor in anywsymrrying
outhebtudsdpurehuecrcontrol
wmwucaud 0:.
“la the report. d tholeading’sh'anb
unfit-weave ialcvmsd,flrat,thstthe Le-
Whleaaed tothatoompauyzseoond.
“the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
writs-m; lwithudinsightol
I“ from Phillipshurgto
We. isleusd to nlittln New
quornmmesen
httheh'sssbw the active busineud.
where, we .
r’
you I
Hm
. I rifurws museum
isnmssmrumrsnm
Wards raucous-Assembly.
Ana-rJebJBySenntorlhowncalled
the senate-to order before there was a
t; llinetceneenatcrswetu
the hemi‘ldfwreportsofoommit-
mvmmztewpnkintrodmd
“shunned. Thsn‘thesesstsad-
usiillondsynlght.‘
Billswereintrndncedbyaeoatdrlcmel-
land and Amblyman Fraser div
Yonkersiatolvswarrh. 'I'haeletaiveofl-
‘ assautobesmsyoranpervhoratlarn.
‘ .. .1 th-ll—Itwasrrpcrted
hm duh that Attorney General
acourtjudge and four justices ofths‘
peace. together with aruperviuov nudtwo
aldermen from each word. Unanimous
cement was‘ashed and the hill passedby
thauaembly.
Ablllhubeen introduced byAasembly-
InauGueuther providing that evorv lite in-
surance policy hood after hfay 1, 1m.
slull be nonforfeitnble for nonpayment“
premiumsaftorithasbeeninforcefovthree
yearnhntsbsllbebindingonthe company
isniug it for its than not value, according
toths“cornbined experience” rate,le- any
indebtednesstothccompany. with interest
attherateoftperoentmerannum.
Assemblyman Vnudcrwsrer introduceda
hill providing that no private company or
incorponted institution orahnshonse shell
beexemptedfrom taxation whosegroesin-
come from its real sud personalproperty
shall exceed more. This is said to be
aimed at the Bloomingdale asylum, the
'I'tinityehurchproperty,eto.
GovmorFIowerhassigned the billpro
vidingfnrthe existence ofasignsl service
eovpninthefitatellationalgnard.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
no lull luv the Belle! .1 Aquilla Jeans
Passes the Ileana.
Wssnmoros, Feb. til—The scion of the
home wn devoted to the further considera-
tioa of the llilitnry academy appropriation
bill, which was concluded.
Private bills for the relief ol LonissQ.
Invelland Aquino Jones were passed. the
latter giving rise to wide debate, the Demo
ants being divided upon the question of re—
imbursing a postmaster for money stolen in
view‘of their well known policy of retrench-
men
The People’s party in the house of repre-
sentatives hasjoined with the free coinage
in demanding the prompt consider»
titmoftheBlnndbill. In is separate peti-
tion, addressed to the speaker u chairman
of the committee on rules. the nine regular
People's forty representatives petition the
committee ourulestoset an earlyday for
the consideration of the Bland free coinage
H11, The petition is independent ol the
ouecircnlnted by the fine winnge members
of the committee on coinage. weights and
measumandisintendedasthe oflcialut—y
tonnes or the People's puny as represented
in the house.
The Dedlcutlam 'III B. free.
CHICAGO, Feb. Ill—No admiuion fee will
be charged to witness the ceremonies of
dedicating the World's fair building: next
October. Thistlwtision was reached today
by thetwounuudflws that have been work—
ing for mout‘t' .n weparingapmgrnmme
for the ded‘ra Lvu eurc'mss, which they
completed, 'i his programme b for the dedi-
catingday only. Oct. 13, Maud does not
includesnyof the m features that
aretoproceedandfollowthededhntcryes—
erciscs paper.
Cardinal ‘elahna Dying.
Bnuu, Pen 13.0"de Paul Melchers
b dying. He w- hen at Monster, Ger-
many, in 1813, and created cardinal in 1%.
Appointed archbishop of Cologne in ISM he
distingllhhed himself by hi oppmitionto
the anti-Catholic lay laws,andwnu com
damned to imprisonment and finally ban-
hhed. He took refuge in Holland. where
h remained until the decree war revoked.
The situation in hauls-a.
Wssurso-mx. Feb. re—s. II. leonard,
Republican candidate for governorof Ironic-
haa, weain Washington Thursday. In an
interview on the situation udontlook he
dd: ‘fl'hestruggle between the opposing
illtactful-oftheIlalriooraticpartyisvery
-littsv,udthepvohabihtieaaretherewill
8‘
uoreeonciliation. lfsotheprospect for
thesuose-ofthenepuhhcanttdetn very
M I "lilo. by at IIII.
fiphulagtngia law Inst.
lszoamlehla—atamerevietimsof
he typhus efldsmic among the Idea
Hallows were Md. and theywm
WWNHNWW
m This nah- a totals! eighty-two
dr-s-sob
'I‘yplm lever ls ringing in the tabs
Wen Mints of “Mull. There are ID)
field In“! around Pom
There it scold wave over mostof Florida.
the thernoIneter being down ts no degree;
The Ifaesachusette house In passed th-
btll Whiting the giving act tree railroad
pnuasto Remembers '
The Peuasyivsn'm Miter-in! mutton
will petition for the pardon of the editonof
the Beaver Star, recently sontemd for libel
idhg on ssltotBenator Quay.
Will Lavender, a tolored man who was
chargedwithan molt, was hanged by s
mob near Roanoke. Ea.
It is reported from Vienna that the sultan
b endeavorlng to induce tho Ithedivc of
Egypt to come to Constantinople to receive
a firm recognizing his authority. It is
claimed that hence and Russia have in-
spired the snitan’s action.
The attempts to negotiate a treaty of
comm between Italy and Switzerland;
have failed.
General Booth returned to England yester-
day. lie was conveyed across the channel
in a specially chartered steamboat.
A man, appsrently a mechanic, was found
hanging from the limb of a tree on “(.‘herry
Hill," ('entrnl pork, New York. He had been
Ills Son's Death Attributed to the III-
elsloride of Gold Treatment.
Baa l-‘uascraco. Feb. lac-Jams 6. Pair,
Jr.. eldest son at err-Senator Fair. died sist-
denly from heart failure. Young Fair re-
turned from an extended trip to the est
Wednesday last nod spent the evening with
his father at the Lich House. He spent some
time in reading on retiring to hi rerun, then
suddenly fell with a cry of pain. Physicians
were nmrnonad, but he died shortly after
the attack.
The death of James G. Flir. Jr., is attrib-
uted by his doctors directly to techies-sic of
gold treatment. Fair hsdasnpernbnndanoe
of flesh and had shown signs of fatty de-
generation of the heart. He drank inordi-
nately and was always trying new schemes
tocure the liquor habit. Not long ego he
had h’npalato hypnotised and W of im«
agination took the place of whisky for a few
weeks, but when the appetite returned he
drank worse than ever.
The Keeley corn came along and young
Jimmie was among the first to try it.
declared it had eflectedncnre. buth'or
friends noticed his listlessncss. Now the
doctors say stychnia, which enters so large-
ly intothe so called hichlorlds treatment,
elected his heart and hastened death. Riv
younghromer, Charles, is uhoadipsomani-
ac. whohaabeensentonalong sen voyage
several times. but nothing seems able to
eradicate the desire (or whisky. Ids-Senator
Fairhas more ready money than any one in
Price. HierMentate’uworthnoleotthan
mono». lie is pilling up million with
no heir whom he can trmttomanagu his
great fortune when he leaves it.
New Jersey 0. A. 8. "floors.
Tumor. Feb. XII—The twenty-filth en-
campment of tl’icfimml Army of the [le-
public rude-'1 by thr election of the 114va
ingoflivers: Dr-gxn'tmnvnl commander. lien-
ernl R. A. Doom-Hy; senior vwc omnmamicr,
G. I- White, of Palermo: junior vice com.
launder. A. D. Ricochet. of Hometown; as
dentist qunrtermaqtcr, General John Young-
love, of Birdbath; chaplain, Rev. Uharlee
E Hill, of Red Bunk; m‘ljntant to the min-
mauder, Bishop W. Maine, of Trenton:
council of administration, James B. Bird. of
Aebory Perk; W. V. Kennelly and J. W.
loom. of Plaintleld: John A. Rodrigo and
Frank Brklen, oi Sewark.
McCall Elected o- llls 0w- Tor-a.
New You, Feb. 13.——John A. Hall was
elected president of the New York Life In
nrance mpany. and immediately began
the duties of his odlce. The election was
merely a matter of fomfor at ssecret
meetingofthehoard of truismof thecom-
puny it was unanimously decided to accept
the conditions proposed by Mr. McCall when
tbepoaitiouwastendered tohimafew days
ago.
[.qu Ihp Indicted.
8r. PAUL, Feb. ill—m lumber kingaol
the northwest, membersof the lis' '
Valley anhermen's annotation. have been
hdictedby the United States grandjnry
and wants heed [or their arrest for
for-i. a lumber trmt.
Italy sI-st love that.
lsnrsssrous. Peb. ta—linister Psrter
statedthat he would not return to Italy
untilordervdtodosohythedepartmentot
nate.andsaidhebelieved his return was
contingentupm the return ofthe Italian
minister to this country.
(resigned to rota-Is nets.
BernaJ'eb. n-Jl'hshodyof Mas
Mbrotherof then-ludmayorof Low
. Posdwas
In Dread a! Another Oatheah.
Kaolin, Pelt its-The filtatiousthvas
mumssdthepvoplearein mortal fess
elafurtherontbveshoftheanarehbta All
pahlemamdsudandfew people are
usaouthestreata
Mkthalaagryla’la-sa.
1mm.Ml&-Tweutythousand
of core int received from
Wannabe dbtrthafiamoagthr
his. solemn were destroyed by no
Thelusisllwm
ammo-steam
”YMMII—flaary wm
m Domini!
es
”bathhwtytoretheuyspsm
rum-mm
Insurer-trek l-‘lls that its
New runner
MW, .saaa-sr
i
!
hgue been mutt-lied else“-
, . .. . . ltihas been a scum» of
just as, much astOnishmontgto those who are in the business
as to those who areout of i.. .. They don’t understand how
we can afiord to sell a first rate pair of trousers at a third
rate price. Well, ‘We are doing in; it you doubt it,‘ come
and look at the trousers and the prince—both ‘will astonish
“ reams»: Wetter-rm” MM ‘
. the teuprnisfovauypnrpruremcvedaud
overseen . ‘
””‘rékHue 54665:”
law Due may Read the futons ‘-
Liana-g mu a! Ten st Ilessa.
Iiwsmsy hellereibe hm-oi our grand
Wound-run”! tllmeerentswhieh
are usually so to be hidden from the
world till thet hreof their arrival may be
divined in advance by Ills'itlll of the ”cup!
which M" Mate! theae'fignsflevu.
us well known at the present time, but
have area few with which all readers may
not beacnuainterh
When-bitdthostcmovtwlgofthetaa
la neuhtioginthecupitisasign that
a"vlsitor" may beenpectrd If the stalk ‘
has a hard feeIIng when prowl between
Ihethnmbanrl finger the caller will be a
man; if yielding. a women. When thee-one
logo! a masculine friend In tho» indicated
too young lady. she sbmld—
Bit-hi- iatwosndlhmwhim underthulnhk
Ila will come if he is able.
Anothsrvaristlat consists in stirriogthr
«mums of the cop swiftly around. as soon
as the float is disc-mum. leaving the tea
spoon standing meet in the center of the
cup. If the "bean" IIc-nte around the edge
of the cup, without coming near the spam.
he will In wine way foil to who the cou-
tsmplsted visit. If it touches the apron
and then sails away. his coming will be
unfortunate: botifitndhereatothehandle.
remaining there till the contents or the
cup become quiet. his coming will be»
sored. and its result will be all that could
he desired.
If a young lady would know the number
«1 years tlmt will elapse before her mar
rings, lathsvbaluncaaperfeetly dryspoon
mtheedgeofhercup. Tsiringafew
drop-ones insspcon hehlaniuchabove
the first, let one drop after another i‘all
gently into the bowl of the one which is In
‘ ' The ‘ of drops , ' ‘ to
destroy the equilibrium of the spoon will
probably be found to Indicate the years
which will pa- bclore marriage. -
Should a single person by any chance
have two spoons placed in or besides single
cup,“ is a sign of marriage before the
claw of the yea—unless theevent happens
on the 31st of Ilecemlrer. when marriage
may be looked for during the following
year
items before putting in the rumor. is is a
signthatsheiaiodangevof lasing «used
inlove.
lfwhiletheteaisbeingmade the tidal
its return is forgotten. it is an indication
that some one will drop in to share the re
mud on additional cup of the beverage
should he prepared.
Fill a cup nearly full of tea and «In» in a
lumpot loaf sugnr. If the small bubbles
which risegather and remain intheoen
wrofthecnp it Is asignof fairwsather;
hntiftneyseehtheouur downer-Ink
indicated and its violence will be in pro
portiontotherapidltyaml coergyoftbeir
Incremental-Newton Norton in Good
Housekeeping.
halts a! Bier-gs Companies.
There hungood deolof mmey invested
in the mac mum in this city. and its
extraordinary growth illustrates the no
trundle lileof the New Yorker. Great were
houses have sprung up from yenrtoyear
in various parts of the city. The more re
cent ones are built like prisons. and are u
alnolntely fireproof as stone and brick and
iron can make such a building They cost
considerable money. but the prices ob
tained for theatorageof household goods
make itagmd investment. Every spring
the New York householder is sure of a
dozen cards from as many storage compo
uiea, aentou the general suppaltiorl that
every householder is to pull up and go
somewhere. The cult: of putting your
household goods In oneof these vaultais
tendollarsavsn load going andcoming.
and from twenty sodttydolisrasmcnth
while there.
In fact,the expense of storage at this
kind meetshalf wsytheespenaeofmahing
astoragewarehouse of your arising es
tahlishmentand hiring a guard tostaod
over it. It may strike some people as
fnnnythat a man can't leave town and
nfely leave his bed and bedding outside of
a burglar and fireproof vault, but that is
Ifnyoonglsdy sdnk milk or cream to
Ihe Gregg Atlantic
Pacific Isa 60.
5t «ad‘s alone n thr (foiled States In supply-
Hsking Powder and x
)1 ll In all lb patrons. and our in
he mm redemptthf all via checks. when
by the proper parties.
reallll’leaflo.
u Main Street. llorwslll. noun.
my; hm.- Toms
. ’smrlr used
C .fl, cs.
omen
’ Read This!
By er-hemes. rel imnlcs and chimp l'zsrkwlre
you can tool all n! the woplrvsnme or tiwhurr.
and m of the people all of the time. hm ym
ran“! fool all the. people all lb» time.
..~
yourselflncaaeofoldm.
fwd.
s. s. LvHomrineoleu.
w, 111 IVs-steam er. rims Nowell-
An ~ n‘
dowmeut Foley in the f‘nnnectlrnt Iienerul
Life Insurance t'nmpltny is what the
will hereafter they have been room mm lmy.
ng scheme or cheap Insurance.
cor-gets like cheap money: It. ain't worth
rtsnc
If you want protafliuu for your fximily. or
she plum delinilr
m on the endowment p rs to toe- ('nnm-rt.
We Insurancetfejnpany. of Hitti-
people
(“burp m-
pairof shed”
. .x. "hows... . .
luv m
ammunition;
over um First! one»
Teeth fitted as: Extracted With
It!
$3}: fiflmizfl’mmm mm; 5"
ammu-
Illlngsg.
Flntlnum ”j
as
{Kw null
. mom: new
fnmingnnd Polishing. r;
arrow» Aili'lb’ Mimi; Wflilb‘m
rim» of Teeth from
BENT MN on red? rumiw.- , .
No better mmle. no mutton litm‘mtmlwow prev.-
mammomm
( nevenlngzs cam-ommmiimfllnwm .4:
do norm flew. m. uncommon. m
new
MW
M!
”It will tekehmall
soul It. mam
3mm” mm.
sum and an mm.
new i: mull“.
Hovlnu rotten the lowdown! nus-Immu-13m»
rs . I"! '-\':wiunqlkm .«I‘n-a-V‘, 9mm» fiw 1'».ch
Mimi it for
mom
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I rrspcr-tmll)‘ so M: u almw- of" mimic pm'mvi-
are. I l‘flft'f’ m plnmhiw Ilimw «lune fiir't‘hu
«at wt". hymn. in t'ln- mmJi-y)‘ HT WVIIIE‘WI't-lw
Hid; (‘n .ill \rmk WHH ‘ ‘
‘,mv‘~omut- -
"HI-n. and MN on pr, ,r r . ,. .HI. um
wiiunwtvnvt t-"nV-tny‘uud
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f
The leading; Ill-ill! “Kruger: m‘f filler
city is an
. on a. 2mm
34 Wreniixornw Munro! all.
There you can al‘wzuyw {hurl the
hilt»
humlml barrels of- ilmhklh \V‘Mél‘e‘
l‘rmhnst Yuah t» l'w hush.
fish. just caught. wii Ii be here“ that!
Friday's trade. .t-I‘uow (lino 130:th
33m 1. Mill,
3‘» WWW m.
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Salim W
Iboutlha‘uol It The chief souruof'
neggg
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Tilt no 8%“ m were.
Hot new .M crawler»
leg «on.
Agent for sll mu iterator: ("n 'h-upm-mlhhmvmnl'
I 6
Makes an everyday conven’ "w of an F'Mlda Bm‘fir
old-time luxury. Pure ml ., “come.
Prepared wuh scrupulmm cw, ‘. ”about .
flflfdfilnlll’nrcF-‘deYP91§}'=7L'~-\E"L:; Full ”NC 6‘ “I ”Mr
(can: make; two large r Mo 8m l ‘ Ill"
lotions 'md insist on i... final the w h as» 8.- mm
NONE SUCH I>f:r,l' . .
WELL 8: SOULE. Symr THY.
. sown. L. H. Decker,
9‘35, [@2539 xiii,“ n wmflmmn mum.
gm: ‘1 a... ' scorn sonwaut
r
I 1‘46“} :
: . numerous
' wan mm inhuman our»
coach eol‘oro and vuwihllem.
WMOMM «M filler;
Wigizilg CombiflEhflmiawmfl
Amine“ memes. ems/M.
weave... m... :y r m mmr
rum ,. om Mom.
museum» em. molt mantle
7
run. atrium new;
nonmetal-a.
if
LOOK!
.. Before You leap
lo M1 MM trio-f $9103,th it will
apply at well! no Priming or soy .
Wow.
Society Commit-
tees who have
chargeof Printing
will . do well to
Souvenirs.
Prom/amine Cov-
ties,
ere, glean Cards.
etc. on exhibition
at the
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
ofloeJectory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Pine Catalogue
and Book Work n
specialty.
Evening Sentinel,
13
mm Piece.
m
on you amyod‘ in. one of,
his time: to Wear them autism.
you know whatthot moans fer. the family pocketbook. The) -
Will withstood dildo“ anything but. the sharp blades of far
, , and they won’t look battered after they
have been figufdmrly battered about the playground, You
can get no soil that will become him better nnd‘what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
have never been and never will be offered for sale.
look at the bean.
tiful Art Revel».
011i
‘ comm
UN
IIIIIIMI
60008!
EHALE
g
‘ , .. _'
. l. 0. JENNINGS.
wager Hanger, Galciminer, Paula:
I Ami «leather in
l
r
; Will PIPER Mill BflIlIlEIlS
I North Main z-trvct. So. Kahuna.
THE lT‘RUGGrIST.
. Sample books of full lino latest styles of
. Pagers. Howler mullim )luuldings fallen to
3 .‘z'rJ-‘vt‘: for up; u zine. on. {Hill-c by postal.
1 .
4. rs-rt’l Lol‘ll'flth'fl cm-crfullr given
Peat-M oss
STABLE BEDDING.
Pratt’s Food
[or Poultry.
Ground Scrap
. for thickens.
alumni] Bans.
Inquir 0 for their Poultry Bnuk,
Tress.
There l5 nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman‘s labor as
. much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
mnflantlysulcl. SIIH'!‘ 1.4439. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your la~
Mr. and sure your clothes? If
”mu haw ever used it. in the '22
i years we have made- and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
pure-st. and most economical
soap made. If you haven't tried
it. ask your groom for it now.
Be sure. and get the genuine,
with our name on the wrapper.
READ THIS .2:.‘:..:::::,'.."
TWICE. In“
re “inside-ml. in arriv-
' at is knowledge 0!
the vuluc of on article.
Then- is as much ml pure sunny in 3 her
of Ihihbinn'lllsctric usin four hum of
any ntlwr map mode, and it will, if timid
unending to qlmectione, do four times
antnurh moth we any ollwr. ltsmst h
but a wry slight mlvmu-r- on that of in
fnris vr may. lmirl upon liolrhins‘ Electric
. I. 1.. Guam! a t,‘u..
. Pliiltulvlullin. I'll.
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