' t. y t will puzzle you a
lto '
v
I
rims ungumns
Mad Rush of Thousands forthe
Sisseton Lands.
‘metmmmmsormm
name's Description a! in. cps-rag
for Bottle-eat of an Indian Mena-
rWW—rao vm Horde Lot! in Its won
fine. by a Kentuchy Thoroughbred.
wronwoon, 8. 1).. April lawAt live
ninutesto noun a cavalry hugler, with a
long yellow plume streaming from his hel-
met and a brand new bugle suspended (min
his shoulder by a bright yellow cord. rode
to the crest o! the hills which separnte
Brown's valley (rum the Sisseton reserva—
tion. Scattered along in an uneven line to
thenorthandsontholhimwemthreeoom»
panics oi cavalry, each man fully armed
. .withanher, revolver and carbine. Backol‘
than were grouped, or rather herded,
ahatemgeneous mass or men—white, yel—
bw and black—all nationalities of the Can-
c-ian race, with a liberal mixture or ball-
haetk. There were women in the crowd,
toogaudhereandtherecould be seenalit—
tlebabylleldinthe arms or its motheras
ahe-tonh'er horse determined to be one
o! tbellrst toeuterthspromisedland
M was to he opened.
Tho Wlld Bush Begins.
Aspiendid Kentucky thoroughbred oar-
riedarnan who had thrown aside every-
thing which could impede him in the ride
_lor the neonation. Next to, him, on
wiry hroncho, was a hallbreed who sat on
”horse as if a part of. Further down the
hnewua huge negro, black as charcoal,
artride a diminitive mule. All were im—
pdisrnt for the race to begin.
As the sun neared the meridian Major
Bermd glanced at his watch. The bugler
lifted his instrument to his lips and the
crowd or land mekers gathered up their
rain and awaited the signal. At lust Major
Bernard. watch in hand, nodded to the
busier, who began to sound the reveille.
At the first note there wm a crack (mm
the carbine of the soldier next to him,
which was quickly echoed by one further
down the line. The shots rang out clear in
the crisp air. and as the volley rattled down
the lines on either side it was answered by
_ thahoo! beaten! hundreds or homsprmed
on by riders recklem of life or limb in the
ride Inland. A cloud of alkali dust rose as
the motley army charged {or the line of the
reservation, and soon all that could be seen
l'romthecratolthevidge wasablack
mot huddled horsemen closely pursued
by awhirl of yellowish dust. The man on
the Kentucky thoroughbred got a good
Mind when the line was reached he
was ten lengths in advance of the next
rider, a tall cowboy who rode like a Cen-
va_nr,butwhowtsuta disadvantage m to
his mount.
' 0n! or flight.
Behind the two lenders strung out a long
line of horsemen, mm in buggies. Hillel's in
spring wagons and others still in huge prai-
rie-choose", the latter being brought up
by a man from Pike county, Mo, whose
wife, children and household ell'ects were
“blood in a Conestoga wagon drawn by a
yokedoxcn. On and on went the flying
columnar! within half an hour the last
man and vehicle had vanishedlromsight
out! the loothills, and the soldiers at the
' wheeled and returned to camp, their
dutyin opening the reservation being fin-
lubed.
There are now lolly awe settlers’ on the
Shton reservation. These are pretty well
dim between the northern and eastern
borders. The «matter is monarch 01 all he
envoys. The filer it literally out 0! the
running. Governor hlellette had abode
Wilfrid’s on the reserve heavily armed
and instructed to maintain order—peace
ably,“ possible; lorcibly,il'neeessary. They
checked several rows helore serious results
ensued. Wells are being dug everywhere
Ill all the squatters apparently intend to
lino-theirland. lnacoupleotweeks
hiking plowa willbe at work everywhere.
There will be good lands open to settlement
forweeks.“ not hall the land has been
taken up at this hour. (blonel Bernard has
received orders to hold the trwpa here un—
til Honday, but they are not needed.
Ital a Boomer Illlsd.
There was a glut deal ol’illleelingin
. [been and in several instances boomers
onetoflowshutuotadeathrrom violence
eon-red. lda Burnett, agradnate of the
University of Minnesota, a strikingly hand-
some girl, it now the possessor ot the
choicest quarter ssctkm about the town
alto. lb Burnett has justasuspicionol
Indiu- blood in her veins and is a descend
ant oi the Sioux race. libs hasheen alloted
had onthereaerve. Behind thetastest
lea- obtainable she was drawn tothe town
item the agency. Thestart was made
atCnnilreand thegirl was firstonthe held.
30 out her claim and atrnigbtway
went work on the erection otashaaty.
sited by her driver. .
Applicants In Line.
Panda, zen, April ld—There are too
applicantsinllneherelorfiiavetonlandand
areheingtakentwenty—hveper
hour. Whether-whole?»
Mottbellaptbtchureb. Aladyhada
substitutelmhiathelinc. There waano
ldrtlngaudeveryhody waagood natured.
Olen- In the New (Io-Ilka.
Eurasia. 0. 7., April lit—The m
Mandated the ally-tour one-vs luv the
mantles
in their respective counties. who
lb perms allowed on town
Mdtmmtilao’doek Tool
afternoon.
”alumna! sol-sol Ianagsra.
, marmAprillu—Thegovonurhaamnt
. hism-dWflh-PJewarqllott
William
‘35!
ll
3.1L ll.
1 . llsarylnn 1. Its...
Mid-quaint; o—Juasa
”IEWflol .teb
hung up unl'l‘tbc loaves begin'to all?
Tluw about a light, natty> stylish and T
becoming overcoat.
:— it now you will be out of date; if you do
.. , , get. it now you’ll get a good one and it
'“on’t cost much at that. .
“tn 'cle with the price you wc n’t know 'quite what to. make of
, and first-class finish can be sold so low—~without send-
ing'. th ‘ maker into headlong bankruptcy.
‘M’orter, minister to ltaly, has received a
Hang that overcoat up and? keep. it“
if you dbu’t get
When you come to compare the
little tomundorstaud how firsbclass ma-
1
N0 LOAN son cmcaoo.
he Waits tba diver-nut to la uran-
not In on no»,
Carnot). April ill—The [as
government loan to the Colombian -
lion. made by President Baker and
era Winston and Odell to the Durbormw
World's lairoommittee of tbohime. knot
aooeptableto one local directory. Mt
Bakerand the wherewhowaresautto
Wuhington were sent in the interest of the
bill asking the government to make an ap-
propfiationandbeoorneapartnerintha
World's lair valentine. The proposition
theynow make to congru- toloanfl. -
Ill to the expositionand taken
on the gate receipts in not authorised bythe
directory. In tact it slnolutely violatesa
resolution 1m some months ago. in
which the directory dechled not to ask fora
loan from cnngm.
Vice President Higinhothnmand Director
Lyman lingo, alter consulting many 0!
the directors, enliven the opinion that the
local board will accept nothing from eon—
gmn but an umnopriatlon that will make
the government a partner in the Colombian
enterprise.
Maine's Ilollnr Subscript“...
Brnosvoun, lite, April lit-At a meeting
at the Biddelord board or trade the com-
mlrtee recently appointed to devise means
to assist the state board in raising the sum
nemssary to complete Maine's buildings at
the World's lair reported in lavor o! solicit-
ing subscriptions at one dollar each from
citisens The report wsa accepted.
Pourenkoubénw 10 ITALY.
nut Baron'l‘nva lay Be Considered
For: Persona Grain.
Ixnnsarous. April Iii—Jim Albert G.
s
Two Men Found Dead Near
Each Other.
DESPERATE MW 1] RAID!“
ltrlhm Attack an on Works with Clubs
Ind stones, but Are Rented byn'os'u
of Watchmen—Many lieu- Brain in
the l-Ivoly Brien-tar.
Raw", N. J., April 16,—ltahway has a
new mystery now. The balloon! twomen
havebeenloundiuaelnmpollnmbesahout
hallalnile cut of here. TheyIay within
850!th each other,aud in theheadol
onewutound aphiolehot wound. There
was noexternal market vkilenoeouthe
other. (thinloIPolil-e'l‘uckermade the
ghastlydisnbveryandoanaed the removal
or the bodiea to the morgue in Bahway,
wheretheynoware. Onedthedeadmen,
theminwhoseheadthepiatolsbotwound
was found, was 0 test in height. The
bodylnsbeenreeogniusdasthatel a man
aamedPurry,whowa-asnt toiailsonia
timeago,and whosstennreoently expired.
Killed by the Police, Perhaps.
No one has yet recognised the second
body. ltbthatoramanwhoweighodllo
pouabaad wash leetbinches in height.
tachebrowu. Outlierightarrnisaatar
loundonthehody. There were novalua-
bleaonoitherolthedeadrnen—onlyapach
durdgaraaovandalewmatchn Nearly
mouewhohasviaited theaeanehsa
diflmnttbeoryolthemnerhwhisbth
menmetdcath Themostyiausibletheory
isthatthsdeadmenwere membonolths
gang ol tramps which gavethn police at
lewarkabot battle on Wednesday night
last. Word was received at theNewark
polioehaaihiuartersthatlralnpswmbreah-
lug 0pm: height one at Waverly, and a
numberuloflcsrn ' themataump
hrsdrink‘iaghssrtheyhadatolenlromthe
an .
meolmtramp blaudaway attheol-
lloera withnpistol,ud theyreturned the
fire. Onool the tramps was shot in the
wrist and nine others were captured Sane
made their escape,anditisthoughtl’un7
was one 01 the tramps and received a bullet
in the head during the firing.
Killed by lisp-sure.
llsandhis companion mayhvo walked
on to Railway, where Furry, finding he
couldgo no further, lay down to die. lib
companion remained by him, and cold and
exposure audhis death. Bottles which
had been recently emptied oi whisky were
tonnduearthe bodies. This leads to the
ballet that i! the first supposition iatrletho
aeoondmauatterapted tokeephhoova—
panion’s lilo in his body by nasal-Haring
whisky. and Mourning cold biraasll had
taken some olthe stimulant. Then when
his ('I'lllpnlllun died he had walkul nwuy
other» i i. It in) was found and dim-k tho
ren.:-.i:z~wr of zinc whisky and lay iloWII u
rslri'p mm [wrinkled from exposure.
telegram from Secretary Blaine requesting
him to return to Bans at he carlisstooh—
venicncc. Mr. Porter has awordingly pre-
pared to leave for Washington Sunday
alternoon. Minister Porter expresses sat'nv-
laction at the settlement and .ys that it
means the return oi Baron Para.
At “'ushingwn. however, there is con—
siderable speculation as to whether Italy
willreturnBuronI-‘avgand theintimation
isthrowu ontthathe maynot be accept.
bletothe l'nitedKStatea it she does. Rb
action at rhetimeb! the New Orleans allair
was considered, by state tnaentofl-
ciabat lea-it,” hasty and" comidered,
and had much to do, they think. with the
reverence of diplomatic mlatione with Italy,
which has Flau- heen adjusted.
Though the Marquis lmperiali has re-
mained in Washington since Baron Fara
vacated his post. he was not in any capacity
recognised by the United States. On April
12 he was designated by Italy as charge
d'aflnircs, and as such from that date was
tormally recognized as the representative
0! the Italian government. (in the other
hand, Mr. Whitehome, the secretary of the
Amerimn legation, has, during Minister
Porter’s absence, remained in Rome as
charge «retrain-3 accredited to Italy and
empowered to transact business witbthe
Italian government as such
TO BERG.) THE BARON.
lllllnll zlummky and I» sts-rs lay
fight a Duel in ram.
(fun‘aoo, April l6.——llr. and Mrs. Elliott
Zbormky are going abroad, despite the tact
that Baron dc Stems is supposed to be in
Paris awaiting Just such an opportunity to
meet hlr. Zhoroaky. Mr. Zboroalry, who
has been living at the Auditorium ever
since hm wile secured her divorce in Sims
Fallslrom the baron, oiled upon United
States Communion" Hoyno and madcap
plication lor Imports for him)! and wile
to go to Sump».
'Mr. Zliorosky is said to he a lighter. and
to cntertnin u desire to meet the boron on
"lt'fl‘f llnttle wllla turtle".
llnvonss, N, .1, April lli.—-Thcre wssq
llt‘l'lfl’ battle botueen strikers and watch
men here, inwhiuh there were runny ribs
broken. The “Hit“. who are Hungarian,
attacker! the 'lhde Water Oil compare
works. trying to Korea their way into the
yard and mnnpel the laborers inside toqu
work The company had providedagaiast
violence by engaginga strong tom 0! spe
cial odlcera. who defended themselves with
stout clubs and iron hue. The-tribes!
were armed with sticks, and hurled shines
the field of honor ii the u mpleaacs. at themen '50 guarded the to. The
1‘ is “15", said that h” '1' mil” ‘m’ ”in“ were repulsed without any of tbs-watching:
P 'W 1"“ ‘0 950' boron that they sustaining serious injury. 'l‘uestrikeraare
are not afraid of him and are indiflmnt to
his clone to secure a rehearing in the
divorce case. However, it Mr. Zbomaky
placeah'nloot upouthesoil of the baron's
nativeland he can, under the lawsolhis
country, compel his wile to return to him.
The laws in the Netherlands do not recog-
nine divorces obtained in loruign counts-is,
and the Zbomsk'ys might be mpelled to
lama charge 0! btgamy ll they went into
the WW? territory.
wild with rage, and threats to murdartbs
watchmen and the laboranwho refuse to
join the stnkeare heardowall'lidea. The
men went out on aqnest‘ion or wages grow.
ingoutolnnewamleotprlcu.
sum/om on ”me Wilson».
llar latest Inn Iny Cans. Ilasttlltlua
ta Europe.
_ In. "aloe-ho ll 'l'rlaro.
San l‘aaxcrsco. April Ill—Dr. A. J. not
combo, of Jersey City, who sloped six weeks
ago with fire 1'. A. Wylie, wile or the su-
perintendeut of the Greenwood Lake Ice
company. of New Jersey, arrived from
Panamaootheateamercnyol New York.
Bewasaommpaniedby In. Wylleandhel
terryearoldson. Ontbesteamertbey were
known as Mr. and Mrs. 0. ll Williams and
son.
nonncernent that Bulgarlahas asutanots
tothepowersoomplainiug that the sultan
has eta-ed to'prouet Bulgaria’s interests
andprotectBu-ia‘spsmwbohavssn-
tered upon a campaign of and-uh
against Bulw’u's public men. The note
drmanththat’l'nrkeybeeom lledtoespel
thea-a-inawhomltuwla ooh.
soil. The note is supposed bathepve
maerotaproclamatioaol lgaria’siade
(run a
W Turkey. proclama-
tlonwouldinevltaflyresnlt a pumps:-
war. - “:4
Aunmdtolaaal’rlaaflgtt.
(bonuses, 0..Aprll lit—«A night union
olthehouaehroksnpmarowatlflo’donk.
Amber ol' Ina-bass desiredtofltanda
prisebghtat the Columbi- Athletic dab
aadplanuedtoloruaanadjournmt. Rep
restorative Dongharty,whow-apartyto
the m," ia‘tbe chair. Be M
niaadamutiu to adjoun and ratussdto
”Whitman-Indus”
lan- A-aslntlows .0 War.
Wenonah-m?!”-
mssdag id at
Bulldiagand Loan mm
were “opted tbs lath-alas
‘l'wo 'm and a cans sass.
loncoss, Nob. April lt—Beoauae In.
Fred Hitler and John Luekhardt attempted
to interim in a family quarrel between
Fm! Herdlin and h wile, Herflln fatally
shot both women and inflicted a
'l'hlhairisthick andclltlyandthomlr .
tattoodlnlndiaink 'l'hreeahirtswara.
Yuan. April la-Jl'hegravcst apprehan. Ill
sionahaveheenamuasdherebythsu “"'
-.mmmn: “m" %#l
It South laid Strum.
So. Norwalk.
Norvv‘alk.
Makes an every-day camera's ., sf an
old-time luxury. Pure an: v .. omc.
Prepared with scrupulous (.‘rr. Sigma
Worlds“ PnreFmd ExpmilT W. Each
pail-3: ”13m.- M» {17. . . 'Wt‘ld
1mm M -.f i... .r '15..
NONE Si Hi i" a
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HERRELL 1.: SOULS. Sui
Within 5 Sill-no. l’ivo cent sanwlr cum
tam.— I cure; Ten cent «ample contain-A 3
curve. . lar sine-a the" m. 8 Cl, mailed
first paid TOWNS I Jib)!“ “ bolted};
initial-pro. nnklynfl‘. f. Sold b the im-
lnwii South Norwalh dru .
I". .0 "or. II. ll. Plain
s [in ' mm mm .5
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A More cars for all harsh album.
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I soreness in the region oftba ovaries, bladder
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WASHINBTIIN!
Bruno-r Tours To To:
NATlllNAl BAPITAI.
.aaPauou-co 8
prom afitmrm
PENNSYLVANIA. llllllllllll.
Febrile launch 17. A ”.28.!“
r! is, me. m ’
Excursion Tickets
(loud onl 'onapeclal train. willbe sold from
, New York at ‘
:l $.38 TRIP.
Return mpons valid onl on lal train.
the Saturday folio-ills. Cl .60 rats In-
Null-st railway fare and meals enrmte in both
directions. hotel modulona In Waabl .
Norman-lie.
Bhbitt. w -
brd‘nor mm used.th on
u on
on 'l'hurv
day to Ion: turdav, h tnclulve.
meals
The 011.00 rate does not Include en-
route, but covers all lbs other {natal-snot the
TRAIN will leave New York
tour. SPECIAL
at II a. m , on the data- about mentioned.
MW“ will acooIn In“
It
Tourist agent and c
each party. for itineraries. tickets a
inlurmavlna address Tourist A lfennsyh
va'sin Railroad. 80 Broadway. . cw \ ark.
CHAN. I; l’l'ull. J. it. W001)
(lone?! Ianagar. (lens Pas. Aunt.
I
“311
Dr. F. w our;
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge work.)
BEST ear or ram 0N lttD RUBBER
3 $38
Mme whims... antitheBanuthlt
“he! Denim thugs hire as much tor.
ROUND
Trv-rh extracted without pain - - lb.-
fiofl Fillings — - - Dr and up
“old fillinn - - SLOand up
All work grim. to Dentistry guaranteed
to be the t worhmnn-hip at prices about
one-hall charged by other dcnllntl
”VINCE. fl WASOTINGNN STREET.
Over first Odie-e. South Sorwalk. oil l)’
lflHN F'IFLYN'N '
Sanitary Plumber.
STEIN and ins FITTEB.
JllBBllB l sucum.
Karine taken lhebaaexnent under the Lib.
rm 2"“ ‘vVitalrll‘l-gtllll street. Sunni Sum-1k.
«to "fuel h' (at
0 Y
(mn-
bllc pa
age. I rater to plumbing l have done for the
l mpmmlly- aoliclt a share or pa
post men in the employ of “I ll. leek-
er A Po All work will have my personal sup-
ervision. and will be prom ly ea-cutrd and
I-tlsfmtlon maul-Um fl 9 Ins-atrial «km
W Meekerlicb.
Sanitary Plumbing
luv Pressure .Steam units
a specialty.
Till llll SHEET lllll Willi.
Hot Air floating. amused Hm-
ing Stoves. ‘
Agent for all the lloyntou Co 's specialtlcsand
~llorida Boiler
Full list of Tin Wars.
58 South Iain 8t. 80. lam-ll.
., FU RNITURE
j run 0. JDHISIII'S.
flu. in Washington Street. death Novwalk.
flilllmlIE Ill! 10 MIMI.
special lite-(ha fl... anemia-inc and
Bllllll IIPEIIIB Ill Slllllfll.
.L.._____..._.
aluminum
lSl‘EIllllTl
ans
Masonic Building.
t
l
Stool: at.
are
u
.x [.333
i .
“presents such
lraordinary spectacle.
‘tiouwuuld staggerirony-would it'not?
It Would take you the balance. of your 3? ‘
life to recover from the shock. There
are other thingsplmost equally surprig-
lug, but not at allshocsing. ‘For instance, you’llbe surpris-.
ed, not shocked, to see the price we are ofl‘ering our Spring
You can use—positive language when you have
positively a good thing.
In a «mirror that
all 63-- 1
Such _ a reflec-s‘ - "
\
toox !
Before» You ' L539
Is an old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
chargeofPrinting
will do well to
look at the beau-
ties. Souvenire.
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu dbrds.
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
Printing for the
olllce.factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine ~» Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.
Hun Sentinel,
13 ‘
Railroad Place.
tiful ' Art Novel:
of Commercial
. . Pile-nuiflJMoflJOperbalbsl. ‘ _ ,
Special Mention. ' ,
Washhumlrosliy Co’s
,Superlative
Is the hostile-r main-ad aaebaap asany
. Angroesrsaell It. lvw barrel or
muwmlnthelamsna ASHBUIIN
IILLF. llnne'filayhean the name or
WASBBUBII L 001 not
3
lions
as
witnonUt.
Kenny, linens lo to.
Hill. AGENTS, ’
ill) Man Street, Hartford. Conn.
inrl: :hn
The can... fish Harem on;
city is at
‘ HUNT &. ZELIIFF’S
32~\\’Asnisoros STEM-37-32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
Will TllllTll lilTSllP.
IIPflllTill SllllllllES,
[BBSTERS
PlCKlfll lllSTEllS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
M» w
HUNT MELUTF’S
32 WASHINGTON STIEET.
a. ifsi-zss'srr r. s. nus-ran
BENNETT & llllSTEll,
2| Iain Street. 80. Iomll.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruilslegetablesloultry.
or ALL limbs 15' THEIR SEASON
AT W HOLELALF 2e RETAIL.
F. H. Nash &. m.
New mods received every week direct from
the factory. and
IIPDRTED. BEBIIIITED
and Pllll Tllllll.
Also a line stock oi Household Owls.
Estimates klvon on first—class
Plumbing, Ila: Fitting. Tin and
Sheet-Iron Work.
All good-acid at the lowest prices.
7 MRS. l. A. DECKER
Would like to secure a few
Scholarsinme S.T.Taylor
System of Dress Cutting.
Will ahoent patterns by measure. For infor-
mation and particulate. address
MRS.J. A.DECK ER.
5 Busrtlandt Plane,
sourn NORWAI.I. (MINN
will."
A LBl N M A LMO.
Dealnln all kind or
Fresh and Salted Hosts. Synge.
vmrmtnnrzs. DEIJC‘ATFN. 2N,
balm. lass. Lard. may: final-Jinn. Clams
' c r'.
NORTH Halli it RIE’I‘. NEAR “TAT.
South Norwalk. will ly
lllllllE & flflMSTlch
Am Booth marten for M Potatoes; five
choice mirlies-Early Beauty nl Heb-
ton. Early Run. Early Ohio. White Star
and New Queui-vhaudsome and stock
and usrnntedm to name. Crown at
lloulmAllOOrl'lOOK COUNTY.Iaine,
Aroustook County lies in the extreme
northeast corner of the-United States.
andountair- “million acreaof sa fer-
lilelandaa thesun shine-on. The-w
raachssdown lobed rock. The farmer
heremakesarngular basins-o! raising
potatoes [or seed. and be has here every
natural advantage. The location is so
tar northaa blooms abardy M.
.Panieular’ attention is given to loam
the-sad pure. and «by yearsot painstak-
ing Boultou seed palates hove amt
WWII-i 1' you want me at the
hut-rad plum grown in the United
flat-”have than. Infancy pvlosa.
AlawlaiullverIaa-Iam
ratio. on. Mews-slurs ‘1’”
1m uni-um '
Lusulu
When she cleans house. Saves
. bor, saves Time, saves pa-
trence.
Makes llld Paint look
like Heb.
Nothing so nice for polishing
Windows.
‘ l5 cents. at all Grocers.
Fertilizers!
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Ray monof g
Bros.
.12.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are ofiering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
phospbate at less than it costs
other dealers.
' sHoo
Our 3211 annual
EASTER
SOUVENT R
presented to patrons from
lit hto 16th inst.
Greatllsl’leaflo
4| Iain Street. lonvsll. coon.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why mb 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 made 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
Be sure and got the genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
nun nu" u «WW-11$?
NICE ..
[Luce
«md' cred, In arriv-
at a knowledge of
the value of an article.
There isaa much ml pure map in a bar
0! Dobbina' Electric anin [our bars 0!
any «her will made, and it will, it used
according to directions. do tom timer
as much work as any other. ltacod b
but a very slight advance on that 0! In
terror snap. Insist upon [kibbiua' Electri-
l. L. Caloric a 00.,
Philadelphia. Pat
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Inn—manna
Mr
by
Norwalk Chronicler