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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 22, 1892 · page 2

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7 umu‘FonInEsIoEIII

 

Like Barkis, the MarylandLSen-
‘ ator ls Willing

It In W in Washington That the
13- President's Followers flay Il'nite
Upon the la-Seenetary as a Candidate
fer the luminance.

Bahrllohl. April Sal—An evening paper
pints a statement from a close friend of
Senator Gormanwhiph itclaimsisauthori-
tative. It says: “Mr. German is not a mu-
didatefortha nomination at Chicagoin the
some that he is seeking, the nomination
either personally or through his friends,
but I do not believe he would declineit
were he to bsuominawd. The lighthe-
tween Hill and Cleveland in New York ren-
w them, in my opinion, unavailable, and
ltwould bemadnms to nominateeitber.
Bananvwonld beacceptable to the Empire
state. Hewould be acceptable to the south.
Ehrenordasall’nionmnn during the war
destroysallobiecticntohim on necountof
hiebeing a larylander.

German and Cleveland.
[file would be acceptable to the west, for
heinotanextremist in anything, but isa
I “In, mini, conservative. level heeded
statesman, who knows more of this govern-
mutandtheneedaof thepeople thanany
otherlivingmau. lfthepeoplearefor Ir.
WILGormanis for him Heisa
Dnocrat. He is for the man the people
wait. Butldo not believe the peopleof
laryland. through their state convention,
are going to instruct their delegates wrote
(It any particular candidate. They want
the . convention to nominate a candnlate
whomheelected. Mr. German willnot
dedine nor will he be defeated."

Cleveland the " Logical. Candldate."
hummus, April Zl—Por governor,
M Iatthswa; for lieutenant governor.
Mortimer Nye; for secretary of state, Cap
tainWJl Myers. Thiaisthehend of the
ticket nominated by the Dunocrscy of the
Benin-state. The platform makes sari!
adorn: the issue, and indorsee Cleveland as
the logical presidential candidate of the
puty, with instructions for the delegates to
vote for lssac'P. Gray if the nomination of
(leveland is deemed inexpedient by the Chi-
«commotion.
.While the nominations were being made
the curredm amusing incidentofthe dayoc-
Large aiaed portraits of Gray,
(lowland and Bendrickahad been suspend-
ed in a row above the stage. Suddenly the
will“ 0! Gray began to swing, probably
hapelled by Mt draughts of air, and
finallyturning with the face to the wall
rested in that position. lnstuitly there
wssawild yell of applause from the Cleve»
“men, who regarded thisas anomeu of
the retirement of bane Pusey Gray from
the presidmtial arena.

" Governor leKlnley Denies It.

001mm, 0., April '2.-—Govcrnor Mo
Xinleydenies the report sent all over the
mtrythatheia a candidate for his old
seat hcougress from the Stark~Colnmbiana-
Iahuningdistrict. To a reporter the gov-
arm-id:

“No, I am not a candidate. I haven't
thought of such a thing.

The anti—Harmon men do not. want Mc-
Kinleytogoasndelcgate totheRepublican
nfiunal convention, for they intend to
filing the governor on the convention as a
mdidate for president and do not wont
himtobeins position where he can rise
and decline. They expect to use the magic
of the peat protectionist’s name to defeat
Ear-rhea.

whimsy for President.

Wasaumros, :April :2.le is reported
thatthereis a movement on foot among
“Island men to unite their forces on ex-
BecretaryWhitn’ey. The report says that
Gmisinthedeal also,nndthatil
Whitney should be nominated and elected
(lumen will go into the cabinet.

Senator German laughed at the story
when it was told him by a reporter.

A Yrs-sh Steamer tired Upon.
law Your, April ail—Tho Herald’s
qefil correspondent in Venezuela sends
WWII the fighting near Polite,
whidrasaltedln the complete repulse oi

analplntastssndrecelvessnspology.

rsrts'rouss layOeeafitrtha.
Pamhprnu—Thel’arispolicsthrest
ntnnribeoatbeeveoflaylfihedayof
the aasrchht sprung. unle-
tbslrmsrs loosened The anarchists
“Immdthe polioswaotbutlib
flshdsesaisattoioiethem.

 

Its ennui stash erases,“
llaw Barns, April ”who Boston and
Iahd Railroad company. which filed its

eutlmtsof . has a capital
“d010,“, principlollcswlll
bsatliddletown.

 

.A "lg-Thu Wana- Robbed.

scarce Ari] air-mu A. 0. Dow, of
wwmflieduffl,mwurthof
sttbsAIlamshoIhs 'l‘hethiu
“hummurmbym
field‘s—hen

lam-or Whips Callas.
“has". tau-The amateur mid-

 

 

 

. won’t cost much at that.

 

 

l‘jlllllli,’ up IIIIIil this new bag it “
-I..w Ilmut ll. light, natty,s tyllshnnd ,’
l’IucIIIIIIIIg IIVIIIIIIIIIL ll you (lull? ‘
III I it now you’ll Get a good one . I.
ll hon you crime to compare the
article with the price you won’t know quite what to make of
l. It will puzzle you a little to understand how first-class Ina—
lofi'al and Hist-class finish can be sold so lowmwitliout send-

 
 

 
 

IIi Sulllll llain SIM

So. Numolk.

 

COCKERMAN'S TRIPLE CRIME.

Ila Shoots Ills Hired Man and Ila Wife
and runs Ilia-air. .

Du Home. April ‘IA—Jamea 3. (inch-

erman went to the homes! hhdivorced

Well-Mr near this dimmed W

the window, instantly killing William '1'.

Davis. her hired hand.

is

D
divorce from her husband lusty earoe a
showing of ten years of terrible cruelt y
culminating in a desperateamsult upon her
in April 1891, when he told her he was go
ing to kill her and their daughter Lona and
commit suicide. He was drunk, and the
daughter then saved the mother‘s life by
seizing his two revolvers and throwing,
them army.

The couple had trouble all last summer
about the seven acre place Ml}, (lockerumn
owned. and Booker-man bad may threat-
ened to kill her and his daughter, and aho
her lawyer, James B. Jena, of this city.
Mrs. Cookermnn was high tempered and a
continual scold, but was undoubtedlya duti-
ful wife and innocent of improper intimacy
with Daria Cockerman was craay drunk
when he committed the awful crime.

 

IIIRs. HXEWELL’S HARD LUCK.

5

She Burr-ell Ber Husband and Eluped'

but “as (Bored to Death.

BRISTOL. Tenn, April 22.—Newa has
reached here of a terrible tragedy which no
curred in the mountain reg ion of Kentucky.
Syl Harwell was a very well to do farmer
of that section. He had been married about
three years and bud lived happily with his
wife. A few days ago, however, he made
the startling discovery that his wife was
too intimate with a young man of the com-
munity named Alex Brady and vehemently

and incessantly abused her for her ln-_

fidelity.

Mrs Harwell thoroughly saturated with

kerosene oil the bed on which her busbund
and infant was sleeping and threw a fire
brand thereon, then darted out at the door.
The building was soon wrapped in flames
and Harwell and the child were burned to
death. Among those attracted to the scene
by thelight was Brady. After looking on
a few moments he endure Harwell started
away together acres: a field and were at‘
tacked by n savage bull and gored to death.
Mm Harwell lived a few hours and ac~
knowledgcd the facts as related aboye.

NEW YORK STATE'S POPULATION

The New Enumeration (lives Iler .‘enrly
6. 500.000 People.

Ansssv, April Ila—Secretary of State
Rice has transmitted to the legislature a re-
port of the results of the recent state‘s
enumeration. The total population in cm:
(KB, of which 3‘me are aliens. and of the
latter about 375.000 are credited to New
York city.

The following is the population of cities:
Albany,9‘. la); Cohoes. $.15»; Binghnmton,
$.25“ Auburn, 3,737; Dunkirk. l0,:0l0
Jamestown. 15,617: Emilia, :ll llll'; Hudson,
9M2; Poughkecsnio, 2%,:l96 Bdflalo, 278.7%;
Gloversville. H.694; \Yatertown. who;
Brooklyn, iIIIJL‘EI; Rochester, Hutu; Am-
sterdam, “.342; New York. 1.501.739: Lock
port. FIJI“: Rome. RIBS: Utim. 46,11»:
Symon MAM-l: Middleton, "$312!; New-
bur‘gnklfih}; Oswego, 21.9%; Long Island
City. $5,315; Troy. 6i,le Ogdensburg.
H.315: Schenectady, 22.5%; (Turning, 10.015;
Homellsvillc. 11.895: Ithaca. 13,450; Kings-
ton, H.496: Yonkers, 3mm.

Robbed 111th of ‘50. 000.

Nerqur, April' Ell—James A. Palmer
doing business under the name of J. P.
Palmer's Son. has been arrested on the
charge of robbing Tiffany & 00., the well
known ailvcrsmiths. of .50,“ by means of
forged and fraudulent bills. Palmer has
confessed. Gambling and dissipation me
the alleged causes of Palmer’s downfall He
has a charming wife and _'W Ihildren.

The Silver Ratio Conference.

WasIIIxofozI, April 3hr. —The report tint
President Harrison has iuued invitations to
other nations to join in s «Inference tout-
tle finally the silver coinage ratio question
is pronounced premature at the White
House. It is believed, however, that the
proposed conference is fairly in night.

(lot Lost and Been-e lass-e.

New Manon, (Tenn. April Ill—A lady
pamnger from New Yorkbecarne violently
insaneouthebost on discovering shehad
mistaken the Norwich for the Stonington
linestoamer Shelsthewlfeofflewge
Westlahe. of Long island City.

neelety Waddle. at [lag-ten.

Ktsoms. N. Y April 'n—Bt. John's
Ephcopsl church was the scene of a hell
liant society wedding last evening. libs
llnnle Van Buren, daughter of James Van
Baron, of this city, was married to Robert
Weems Tannin Jr., «Chicago.

 

 

 

[least 1);... Illlsd Bomb-user.

New Your, April ill. wAn autopsy upon
the bud of August Bartenhsoser, of Ann
hrrg's tor, who apparently died from
a blow struck by Artb or hetdhelm, the
well known pianht. proved that death was
due to heart disease.
'l‘hs (lr-aadu llaehssa Died In a Mr.
llamas. April Ira—Tho Grand Ducbemof

” TELEGNAPHIG sari/Ines.-
The convention hall at Minneapolis h-

 

Ibo-amorous the committee.

maestmyed twelve houses mid three
hares st Olsen. ll. Y.

Terr barbette platen of the Ila-tony left
South Bethlehem fw Baal-random.

The'HM‘flstional huh, of Grafton.
Hana. washed by Inlet-of National h-

'hniiaerlenmiahfletelwll.‘

Dr. Theodore C. Green, a prosperous phy-
sician of lloruellsville, committed suicide.
It is bellevsdhe was insane.

in h tea has poisoned Daniel
Shaw. his bride and three members of the
lamlly, at Petamuln. Cal

Newark carpenters will strike against a
proposed :5 per cent. reduction in their
wages.

[The Congregational Association of New

Jersey concluded its twenty-fourth annual 5

union at the Jersey City talmruncle.

Mrs. Annie Montage has been removed to
the Londunderry prison.

GenerdCeeebo is reported beatenat every
point in Venesuoln and fleeing.

General Barrios been Inuhquietly inaug-
urated president of G

The president has sent to mthe senate the
name of Nathan OI hlnrphy, of Arizona. to
be governor of Arizona. l

The senate committee on military alfairs
has reported favorably a bill to furnish the
Gettysburg Battlefield association with
arms, etc, wed in tbebattleof Gettyslmrg.

In the senate' Mr. German introduceda
bill providing for the payment tol‘rederich,
lid, of sand», the unmanned lrom them
by General Jubol Early, of the Confederate
army, in loot under penalty oi burning the
town.

hir. Gladstone's recent pamphlet has given
the coup do grace to the wornun' s sulfrage
bill.

lira Proctor, widow of the late famous
utrononler, Richard Anthony Proctor, was
married at London to Dr. Smythe. of Bel.
fast. This '5 the third matrimonial venture
of the bride.

The Nova Scotia government has ordered
the arrest of Mayor Thomas. of Troro, for
refusing to appear at. the bar of the house
for censure.

John Eartings, the .chie! astronomer of
the Bridgestone observatory, BIrkenbead.
lost his life by falling from the summit of
the observatory.

The compradure or the Hong Kong and
Shanghai brink has llncumlcil. Tl"! it“ is
whim Four native banks have stopped
payment, with liabilities of 81, ill) ouu.

Tl'lE BASEBALL WORLD.

At Boston— It II. I.

Boston .......... 1200311IIO—»7ll3
Minnow ...... Iilllzlollluuee'.'il

Batteries: Nichol-and Kelly. hufllnlon and
Ounaon.

AI. Louisvillc— IL II. I;
Louisville ...... 000002l0l~lm$
Chicsgo.. 0I)IIIIIIIIIIII:I)3

Batteries: llaekin and Urn; (lumbe't and
Bchrircr.

At Cleveland II II. I.
Clflclhnd .,.,i ll 2 o 0 5 I) ll 0— ll lb 2
unmnwti ...... l 0 II 0 II (I 0 II 0—! 2 2

1.; run" Y mngaml Zimmer, I’hnmberlain

 

an I M. ii p'.

New \. rk- \l' ushmgtun game Mllllllfll on
or mun: of m I.

lituvklyul’hilndolyhia game Imipunul onsc
mnnt III rain.

M. Lmirl’ilfaburg game [unnamed on ar-
t‘uiml Ivi lam

auralogu's Mayor Arrested.

SABA‘IIMA, April :2 Ex- Police (omnis-
misaioners R. P. Knappnnd W. H. “odor
and Police JuIIIII-e Lhnrh 5 Allen have been
indictcd. IhnI-ged with receiving bribes,
Ind Village l’l’flidn ht Caleb W Hitched.
Albert Spencer, Charles? lahou, John T
Bweeny. Dean'- Sullivan. I. Dwyer. John
Soldmore, M. T. )lcCormick, James Welch
and Alexander 'l‘rimble are under arrest.
charged with keeping gambling houses

Washington a Belief Ship.

Wamaoms, April 2:: —I.1srs Barton.
pleddeut of the American National lied
Crom, hasreceived a charter for the British
Whip Typohead. The vemcl will be
loaded with lows grain and will sail about
theth inst. for either Riga. Revel or St.
Petersburg a the Washington Rania rev
lief ship.

Superintendent (Men's Intense.
Wasuiaurrol. All“ ‘" ~8aperintendeut“
Owen continued before Anhtanl Attorney
General Rsnnells his defense of the charges
preferred against him by Assistant Score
tary Nettletou. Both Nettleton and Owen
examined and mounted witnesses.

 

lanes flare-eds Yield.

Wasnlsuros. April fl—Genersl L L.
Louisa has been appointed to the position
lathe war records once made vacantby
the death of General Field. General m
wssamaicrpneral of cavalry in the Con
federatssraiy.’

Harder leer Wilheabarse.

Wmusas. Pa. April rec-Jobs Bar»
dock, amlncr,and John Keller a butcher,
both living in l’lynmoth, had a quarrel.
Burdockk kicked

 

Leade- Aaauhlsts Protest.

 

 

KellerinIheabdomen.»

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llassnlt Building.

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Lllit'f- 'l e r"-. day (61*. t an
Cid-(IIII' l Pure 4- .I name.
Prcpsr.J .FHZ'IUS k ' "chest

snarl. I? .IllPIrc. .IIdExpNIH': I. Each
vac"; ~ “ mi N I law» 1 - iv. M
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talus I I--;nrv ’l‘en seat sample I'onmm- 3
‘NY‘V. “I IITMSIMIM. 50$.01 IIIItlII-Il
mono ll: 'rowssa lanes. “Mm: ml?
margins lmoklyn.N. !. Sold bk! II.» Ini-
‘mwlnr ‘lrllllll Norwalk Ilmgzlnls: ll lin-
Ier. W. ti. Hurt. TL" T’lnlslfll 0. (' Krill-m

A More cars Ior all female Maser.
”trustees-n

sealed

autopsies-elves lovsrpartclthsbswols sIIh

muons sosaty arise. with l
armors. Ismai-

“I'll: is mph-seat to tale. being in

washers; Price ”or

we reed
Tum-I sirIrrarncIm'co. m"; Iu'

IWUUTEII ‘-
-‘ Am

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Immune
firm-sandman

WMMW.
redraw for I net lunar-«draw

lhallallnap loaco

Brlmm Conn.
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[I'm Edmund}

A "I surross A line lug-u frail-r. Isw
CW lsasat
Jackal:

great mount-the region «the ovaries, blast!"
I III! desire to

the for. of tiny rlpoulra or
slilo whlv h. if taken according to directions never
sill to nilssurrmthsssrsrsst has sen-us
Mrr has solemn furole

moglas mum-ct. or s sea: I terraces"
tor manhunt-cut enough i very
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Stock at.

 

it Would talu- y

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l 'I IInoIIlIIIuI \' spectacle
tion would singch you, Would it not

such a 1'

till the balance of your

life to II cover lit)!“ the shock. There L
are otth things almost equally surpris- '
111, but not at all choosing. F01 instance, you’ll be surprig.

not shocked, to see the price we are ofi‘ering our Spring
You can use positive language when you have
positively a good thing.

 

 

 

Banner Tovns To Tn:

NATIllNAI. CAPITAL

Urban 'l'aa Maya (broom m

Fel’EllllSllllllll llllllllllll.

bruarylil, March 1gaApril‘l, 28, May

Excursion Tick ts .

flood only on special gain. will be sold from

$¢w ork
I 2.50
ROUND TRIP.
$l I .00
Return mupona valid onl onls inl train.

the fininrday follow log. .50 rate lu‘
eludes railway fare and meals enmute in both
dirt! lions. hotel arcanruodatione in “'aehi
Inn at Ibo Arlin on. Normaodie BbbilLW "fi-
lsrd' -I. or lenouse firm on per on Thurs-
Ola) m lune on Saturday. h luclu ice.
The eII.oo rate does not include meals ea-
rmiw. but mars all the other features of the
lam. S'I' PCIAII TRAI‘ I‘lll leave .‘efi' York
at ll a. m. on the dates slave mentioned
Tourist agent and ehaperru will accom
ouch party For il norarice. tickets a”?
inf rquIlon addrm'l‘nurist Agegim l'ennsyl
vania l’ llmad. MD Rondo-yum. 'D
WOO

Critia'. .‘Pl (ill.
General Pass. Ascot.

Iicueral Manager

Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.

Ii‘mwn and Bridge work.)
liliii'l' I‘l-Z’l' or TEETH ox Kill) RUBBER

 

 

Unhi’ltll'l‘fd in be the lies: and [lit-Same that
l: Ilu. ih‘nlusts I i. may TwiI e as much for.
1'.- lliol‘xll'm m! u ilhnut pain - -
Soft "il Inn -
livid Illlin 2‘ . -

is}.
on and up
- Sllllandup

\ll wort Iertaining tn lrcntistr) Imarameul

to be the
one-half charged by other dentists

hi‘i‘lIIE. u \YArilllNGTI)N STREET.
Over Post Office. South Sorwaik. or! ly

lflHII F. F’LINN
Sanitary PIIIIIIlIeI.

STEAM and 6&8 FlTTER.
JUBlllllG l SPEClllTl.

liming taken the basement under the Lib—
no? in» vital. .inmon sin-ct. south Norwalh.
DI "(I‘ll \ In?

ILIIIan
PLUMBING

lrr-pI-It‘ cu) m [pit av-hnreof public permu—
M! l r (or m plumbing l ban done for" II: c
past men yen rs. luiho employ of “. ".3

or A I' 0 ill work will hair my prrarmY-m! sup:
crvlwinn. and will be romp“) I-m-ui rI
‘yt‘i'fll fI m rnhnnlm in n . w Ir‘..l I“

W. H Meekerlco.
Sanitary flaming

low Possum Steam Heating

materially.

Tlll Mill SHEET lllll Ullll.

Hot Air Heating. flanges and lint-
ing Stoves.

\‘eftl for all the Boy-Ion 0o 's spacialtlssaad

Florida Boiler

Full line of TIII bare.
St South Isle 8t. III Ismail

 

.l. A. Wilson llII.

BROKERS.

No. 67 New Silent,

NEW YORK.

.2... '3'»"“‘:l‘:"‘..ii""’ c
am laureeahsachway w. ”
Mos mum by sail or Mr

gust. Mum «WI.

FURNITURE

GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Will-crest.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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III‘sIIIIIIfiI’iT

el workmsmlup at prices about _I

 

 

 

Before lo'u' leap?

,/. -

Is an oldand tried saying. but it will

apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.

.I .

Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well t6

tiful Art Novel—
ties, Souvenirs
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.., on exhibition

at the

Senfinel Office.

We do the very
best and finest

be done in this
vicinity and guaro
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.

We do all kinds
of Commercial

oiflcertory and

store QUICKLY
and neatly.

Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a

”specialty
EIIniIIII Sentinel,
' 18

 

1001: at the beans

, Washhum Brushy 60’s

Superlative

w‘l’dfi'su’r‘rlzo
witnoutJt.

 

lllll Issurs,

Hartford. (Soon.
mrl': 3m

l
In» Main elmt.

city 13 at

“INT 8!. ZELllFF’S

32— Wasmsoros STREET-32.

-———”————

freshest fish to be bad.
lot of shad arrives every day.

’ PURE 1mm 0mm.
lll’lllllill some,

Plllllllll lllSTEllS.

lflBSTEllS.

Unlers called for-and delivered.

tor and \ egetablc Market,

”. W ...‘A

llllNT “RUTH ‘

32 VISHIIETTIII STREET.

ll. l. HESS!"

BENNETT 8!. lllISTEll,

ll Nail Street. So. Ismail.
Meats.
F ish. Oysters.

OF ALL KIND!- l.\' THE”: SEASUF

mmaafl unheap as any
”'6? "‘""

oflourmadsin thefsmaus ASHBURE
BY Co' a.

name
None genuine

Keney, Roberts 8:. (lo, '

The; leading fish market of the

There you can always rind the
A fine

\\ liolesale and Retail Fish Oys.

"L'flLh’l’Ll:

FmiIs.VegeIables.PoulIry,

AT WHOLELALF RV RETAIL.

Printing that can ”

 

Till llEfl Tll Till

When she cleans house. Saves
Labor, saves Time, saves pa-
tience.

flakes llld Paint look.

Like New.

Nothing so nice for polishing
Windows.

It cents, at all Grocers.

Fertilizers!

._AT_

Bros.

Ilur Pure Ground Bone We
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
pliosplmte at less than it cost:'
other dealers.

DRINK ,
Thea Nectar,

i'l'iti} I'iliSPZsli: TEA.
I'an only be found at

The Great
Miami: and Pacific
Tea company’s

STORE

4i liain Street, lomalII, Bonn.

 

 

the he may IIIII

IIPllllTEll. llEllllIlTEll

Aleoh line which III lion-«bold Howls.

Estimates men on first—clans

Sheet-Iron Work.

All goals-Ada: the lowest prices.

I}. lleKllN & SllN

Sermon to ('I. ll. Drill".

in Issllsgtss 8. to. Isrssli
ll Isis Street Israeli.

"I'll-Chen

ICE CREAM.
afrxl‘k’hya. ’ (More P101129“, Fills!

F. H. Nash is Bro.

New goods ruched every Wrel. Illa-Ii from

and Pllll (illlll.

Plumbing, Bu Fitting. Tin and

Balers, ngiectioners,

Any article that has outlive-Ii
2‘: years of competition and im»
itntion. and sells more and more
-;II'h year, must have merit-
Dobbins' Electric Soap, first
made in man. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and:
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let.
soap do the Work. All that we.
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingncss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it;
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it on rial.
Ask your grocer for it. lie has
it, or will get it. Try it next

Monday.
N. B. Lin tru hoopla wbIclIalc-s—
treaty ,loynmipon. liobbins
the original him all Magnolia. hire
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