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ENGLAND WILL Bil RBPREEBNTHD.
14ml loll-bury Says ‘l'liav Ills Govern
meet “as Accepted the Invitation l.-
Iued by President Harrison—A fill-eta!-
lie Ratio to Be Considered.
Lennon, May 12.—England has accepted
the invitation of the United States to a bi
metallic conference The Marquis of Solis.
bury, the chancellor of tho cxchequer and
the first lord of the treasury received a
deputation representing the \arions cham-
ber: of commerce and agriculture, the labor
organizations, the lending manufacturing
industries and the representatives of the
financial and commercial intemts of the
city of Iiondon.
One object of the deputation was to urge
on the government the necessity of promot-
ingan international agreement among the
chief. commercial nations to open their
mints to the unrestricted coinage of gold
and silver at a common ratio.
Saliahury Says England Accept;
The deputation laid emphasis on the
lumen and emberrrmments to trade caused
bythe violent fluctuations and the great
uncertainty in the exchange with the silver
using countries.
The chancellor of the excheqner, Mr.
Goschen, requested Lord Salisbury to reply
in behalf of the government. Lord Sultry
bury said that the government had received
on Monday the invitation from America to
a conference, and had decided to accept.
It seemed by the form of the invitation
that America decided to make it easy for at
many nations as possible to ensemble and
dhcnssthe question. The government, in
accepting the invitation, had been guided
to a great extent by the deep interest taken
in the silver question by such large indus—
tries as the deputation» represented, and at
the came time had not been able to exclude
from considuation the views and wishes of
India.
n. News at. “'aahlnglou.
Wasnlxorox, May 11—11»: dispatch from
London stating that Great Britain had sc-
apted the invitation of the United States
to a bimetallic conference, is substantially,
though not absolutely accurate. Mr. Leach,
dimtor of the United States mint bureau,
in whose office the invitations wen- pro
pared,said that-afar as he was advised,
Great Britain had not formally accepted the
invitation of the United States to the bi
metallic conference, but there was no doubt
that she would so; in feet before invitation:-
were sent out assuranms had been received
that Great Britain would accept. and the
probability was that the letter of accept
ance was now on the way across the ocean.
Mr. Leach adds that the United States
government felt :wnrrd that all lilt' prin-
cipal nations to whom invitations hm‘. lzocb
extended would accept, the. ampuruu- In
most instances being merely a matter of
form.
Theexact languaw of the invitation to
the bimetallic conference cannot be had.
the president. having declined to transmit
it to congress for the n-ason that it. would
be “incompatible with the public interest."
but it is known that the invitation is very
guarded in it» expressions and does not
commit to its merits or conclusions the
mules that tunicimto in it. Indeed. it
is a conference in all that the name implies,
audits wle purpose is to obtain from the
nationso! the world. through a joint do.
trunnion, their opinion-l its to how an on.
larged use of silwr can be had without an.
turbiug the monetary systems of the sec
oral nations.
Powderly All-eke l‘nrurgle.
Prrrsnuno, May 12-1119 mass meeting
at much» hull was addressed by Grand
Mr Workman Puwderly, ('hairmar.
Wrightand other weaker-I Both hit-mm
Powderly and Wright attacked Andrew
We utterances from the pulpit in
which Mr. Carnegie acid the workmgmen
were in better condition now than ew- r be
fun. Mr. Wright said there were :IMII
operatives in the New England tenor-ins not
aldetorecdandweteuotina bettermndi
“than there forefathern, notwithstand-
inglr .Carnegiehfreelilnrkc
Neal Pirates Change Place.
Waamlmox. lay l'J -"llll Perhlns‘
writesfrorn \‘anconverthetsmce Ir Blaine
all Lord Solitary have arranged that
neither Auctioneer Englhh sailors mm
ptothe Behring tea, many vessel-at Vic
tori-havochangedthelrthgs tothe tip-n-
hh, Italian, Portuguese and Home on...
Crawford'- Not-Inc; ”homo-ed.
Wasnmrmn, May It). flue Imam h.
mend the antennas 0! W. If. Crawford,
he flu-boat Cant-e banked.
Ban, In, May lit—The United state.
Mine, stem strip of the when
Jockey Peat byte...
Ito-nan, N. .l.. May 12.4qu Charm
Ike bl kh leg bruise at (letters
in Nt. John fell on Monday, i
fie Ira clot
humanist Mair-nu
. W .tolatletoleewtti
Elfin-Iva, Mara- aIId lest
sea.
no Ilium-guru In...
new 11-00mm.-
dp‘uet tal- ,whob
met-Ia “MW ham
Oiflce 4 ‘~
THE METHODISTS Al' OMAHA.
Atlas-pl- to Stop the ltluvlng About. It
Bishop» and .wgy.
OMAHA, May 12.~—-Hi§tlm|l Joyce presided
over the day’u session of lit-t Methodist con-
ference. Dr. Gray. of PlIihulelphia, offered
the following:
Removed, that thecolnlnitteeof Bpiacopacy
shall wnelder and report to the general confer
truce on or before May I. upon the advisability
of dividing the territory into as many Epiloo
pal districts, lose one, as there are elective
binhopti at the clone of thin general conference.
Resolved. that such division. shall leave the
senior bishop without a prescribed district,
that he may preelde at conferences in use of
death or disability of any Irlalrop. That the
beam of bishops shall no arrange the work as
to realign the some bishop to flu: superviu’on of
the same diwtrict during the period of four
yvnm.
This resolution was inepired by the blob
ope, as they believe in modifying the rules
on itineracy in order to allow Methodist
clergy to secure a permanent home. In or
der to give the minister: the some chances
Dr. Webb, of East Ohio, offered this resolu-
tiou:
[unsolved that the conference remove the
time limit from the [mtoratee in the interest
Ind good of the church.
All of these resolutions were referred
without debate, and from the evident
pleasure they gave, it islikely that they
will be heard from again with u favorable
report.
Another resolution asked that a new
servim be adopted whit b will make it ob
ligntory for all members, from the wealth-
iest to the humbest, to knee] and pray. The
Toy dilegatea, through John Field, of Phil
adelphia. presentedamemorinl asking for
equal representation. The document setr
forth that in sixty-three conferences equal
representations hasalready been adopted,
but the older conferencesnre not autumn-d.
A resolution asking that seven bishops, five
ministers and live laymen be appointed tc
attend the general conference of the Moth»
odist Episcopal church south and lay before
it the action of this general conference,
which believes that God's work will be bet.-
ter dom- if there isnunion of the church
north and south. was referred to a special
committee.
The report of the constitutional mmmis
sion was then taken up. Bishop Merrill
said the committee had reached the con-
clusion that them are two Mspanlte and dis
tinct things, one the organic law of th(
church, the other the constitutional law of
the conference. The commission had dc»
fined the Lonetitution. It was for the
conference to concur or not.
Dr. Bridgemnu offered an amendment in
substance, "that we now dot-lure that all
that has gone through the three-fourths
prim-an is «limitation, and that which has
not gone through that. process is not consti-
tution."
Dr. Hamlin offered another amendment
striking out the clause providing for the
nurnbnof lay doles-M which is designated
in; an act of statutory efl’ect only. Dr. Queal
held that the conference of 1572 did not
It gully amend thecoustitutlon ,audhehoped
the tonference of 1W2 will not attempt it
ratify what the conference of 1872 failed
to do.
I. Irginu rs .Vh-rl at Atlanta.
Arr AMA. Eloy l .’.-The tweill} w-rzhtb
grand international convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers open}
ed at De Givea‘ Opera house With it!) delo
gates to the brotherhood and tau delegate:
to the grand international female auxiliary
in at rendauce. The annual atldrem was do
liven-d by Chief P. M. Arthur. The brother
hood was organized in Michigan in we
with twelve members. Since then theorder
has increml until it has 30,!!!) membera
These men work on every railroad in The
United States. as well as a large rmrtion ol
the British provtncee and Memo The
grand interuatlomd auxiliary to rln- brother
hood, (‘ufllpfflfd of indict. was urgency-d it
Chicago, Oct. 2T, 1887. with ten charter
[nowhere The object of the auxiliary order
in In promote fraternal love and Mx'lliflll")
in the fnruilim of it» member» and to render
aid In mm.- of need
.\ Ill; steamer Launched.
“'Irwnrxuros Del, May fan-The steamer
A. 1.. Footer was launched by the Harlan A
Ilollingaworth crunpany forthA. L Postal
Htoamlxiat company, of New York. Shh
about 220 feet over all. 3:! (not fill- and If
feet depth of hold, and in a twin snow [to
peller with 1,230 horse power“ calculated
to malro eighteen miles an hour. Ber es
tlmated i-mt when finished in H.501“). Bl»
will ho mod to take ell'uruiouhtul to flu
fishing bunk» near New York.
Than May It. a Milka.
Prmm no, May rem The conductor:
brakI-men and telegraph operators of the
Pitt-lain: and Wooten: rallroadpreeenwo
grievances to the unupany on Jan Lacking
for an advance in wage-of about to per
cent. 'f‘hctimo for an answer expires to
day. 'l‘nm may he a strike.
No Pardon for ”an”.
Wamnnuros. May film-The presiilent her
deutedapatdoutollewJ. ..ot
Mir-uh, sentenced July I», rest, k
nine yeua’ tmpvlarnment for tarpon in one
aectlnu with cloth: in the “horse clatme‘
division. treasury department
liar-glare late a Ila-l.
KINGITON. N. Y., lay lit—Burglar. en
mdthe residence of arm John A
Kerr, in this city, securing four watches. -
diamond tuneup“, a quantlty of silver and
about tan in rash.
linole- Iovkm In”.
Pniuomnu. lay lit—The Wes-Isn't
General Mbtocery Society of the United
Preohyterhu church to in amnion here will
the We In T. '1’. Memory. of Pitta
Imp-thy (lat-OI the MIC.
limits, N. Y.. layup—Wu
lag cutters at. Webb‘s mite quarry,
hove. N 11.. have street from
with tumultuous-doth.
ammunition-as.
Newton. lull-Jew!)
Mmbtwmvmlsavh'th
hddtmhflusmhbmhh
lacunae-mm
Hwtmlayu—Johklx
Nevin-immortal.”
at:
”Melanin-s.
mama-sou.
:eate ”IQ
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Strength and of Soundness
rsuaewmc enzymes. * -
layovlhghl (3mm. of Newman,”
arrived in City of Mexico. ~
During faitay at Albuqu rque Jay Gould
secured control of the Peron Valley railroad.
William Howard Nell, tho vim-innati
capitalist, has failed. Liabilities, "50,”.
Hehadan immenw amount of “undue
tive reel estate.
Fred Roofer, a boy. tri '0. to wreck Lake
Shore passenger train No. 2i. near Dunkirk,
in revenge for being put off a train. He
was arrested. ’
Followers of an alleged Christ in the vil-
lage of Tomachie. Chihuahua, Mexico, have
killed my Mexican soldiers sent to arrest
him. A large force of cnvnlry and infantry
has been sent to wipe out the fanatics
New York‘s board of World's fair mane
gen, headed by “Senator Donald lo
Naughton. has reached Chicago, and hashe-
guu the inspection of the World‘s fair site.
The son of M. Melon, mayor of Athens, is
to marry Andromuc'ne ti:u"'u:uzutn, daugh-
ter of the discoverer of ' 'fw szrv of Troy.
Emperor William «I \‘z: 31 the Ti. istle, will
cmnpete for the Quev- n z - .p at the Royal
aeht nquadron s regal In at Portsmouth.
YGeraldine Ulrnar has brou-rht suit in Lon-
don againet E. 'l‘rnry (in-oven. London cor
respondent of the New York World, for li-
be].
The Marquia of Salisbury and Mr. Balfour
who are asking for an eight hour day. The
statesmen were of the opinion that legisla-
tioncould not-id the workmen.
The new bridge across the Mississippi was
opened at Memphis.
The body of Peter Biever, the raising
Buffalo wife murderer, was found in the
canal there.
The convention of the National Editorial
association will be held at San Francisco
next week.
The Ohio supreme court hasupheld the
right of the state to enforce education and
to regulate private schools.
The coroner began an inquest on the bodies
of the victims of the Central theater fire at 1
Philadelphia
The fifth biennial and thirty—eighth an-
nual convention of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians is in search at New Orleans.
Between 500 and 600 families. negro colo
nists. are in a starring condition in the
Black Jack country around Kingflmn-r.
0. T.
Ralph K. Paige. lute cashierof the Pain”.
ville National hank. arrived at the (Mum
bus (0.) promo to serve ten years for for-
891’3' ~
W. W. Bain. the abductorof t‘hattie Mac-
Donald, of Independence, In, to in hiding,
but sends out an affidavit that It was an
elopernum.
The' Jury in the can of Ira Prank mile,
of Wheeling, W. Va, who folhlwnl her
hBImud tun dimlerly house and shot him
dead, have acquitted her.
The Commercial bank. of St. Paul, has
Ikd schedules of asset» and liabililies. The
liabilities of the bank appear to be ”lamina
and the media $1,233,515.
John 1303': Tlizcr'lLr-r, New Yuri-"s \Vorld
fnirronmi;..~mncr, will prolnliiy gobeforr
rough-3e and may the mono; of the 85;
mrwrr appropriation to t'htmgo for the
\\ ”lit. a TJll' purple-tit
l’. .l, l-Zilum, of ('olnmbas, 0., brother oi
\t‘, .l lull-ill, who is now herring a lifr
sentence. joint-d his brother in the mm;
nfztlr prbnn to nerve twenty years for mun
d»r.
THE BASEE‘TALL WORLD.
Allllihlltll‘g I I. L
Pfitalmrg ...... l I) 3 I) ll 0 0 (l I» l T l
Baton... .,o o i u o o o I x 3 < :
flatten . Baldwin and Mark. Nichol» nml
Gauze".
At St. Louis n I. n
Bt.la-uin.......l 2 0 00 0 0 0 o :I K;
Baltimore ...... 001200021 Sill
linttrl’wh: t‘amthen and flu urkley. Henley”
and thumb.
At l,‘mrtunatirut‘Inrirrnall-l'hlluh-lphla gum
[wood on mount of the Wild.
Attila-laud l‘levelandflrooklyn namepmlv
M on walnut of ram.
At Chicago l bingo Washington game poet
pond on acrwut of wet (mun-l».
games poatwuod on mm
of rain
Anlbtehup Ireland's l'laa.
Rt)", May 1'... «The Amervatore "DIME“.
print: a letter addrmied by the propaganda
hdeto the American bishop in regard tr.
Archbishop Ireland's educational plan. The
letter declares that the holy are always ha-
becn withdraws for the healthy «location of
the youth in the United States, and quota
the judgment. of the cardinals which up
bolt the decree. of the Baltimore mud!
mourning parochial school», but adds that
under theetmrmetances the arrangement:
lauds hyArchhfiup inland in the Part
haultratllwater plea can he would
Joe“- IM lulu“.
bouncy. May lit—Garrett I. Dylan
member of rarllamt, who sued Justin
MT P. (rm-or, members of
parliament, for LlllotormvtoeI-agvatla
milling the lease of the Nathan! Inca.
premises at. Westminster for tron. re
caved a verdict for llfl
‘flaMlaNu'
The can is on trial. i
have received deputation of 'workingmen -
Makes an every-day conveni m of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and v in: :some.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Exposmons. Each
patina: make: two lazy: r -- Avoid
Itnitulims~ anJ insist on. hiring the
NONE SUCH hf."- '3‘.
HERRELL It SOULE. Symmsre. 3'. Y.
ENNNULNTEII ‘-
-" TUBIUUU
MID SULPHUR.
Hummus rumour
hmuwfim
”beyond-"um.
rem-
Im-
Enily and cheaply made at home.
proves the appehIe. and aids digestion
An unrivalled tempevnnrrdrinli, Health
lul. foaming, luscious, One bottle of
"tract mallet 5 gallons Get it sure.
'l’htuiaootouly" returner
on all", M Ikrh‘fln. Due
tml will supp»! Ilwl claim.
Imam-mu.
an in
Mama. N. J. lay Bulkhead“
hvoken at Itinhethpovt upod which will
heronotrnctedalavpplaut wverlagthm
mforth manufactured deplete I
Momwoodlth,flaphtemm
ofWalq-mlkepvmtova
In. Ineli- Iay 3...... lllm.
Nair Iona, lay l2. ”The herald
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wtthoathrkmlaadhlconedapeanth
mum-this mksslr
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Mytocanfloataw
1mm,lvm~mnmd the No
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“Ill. STEDNAI'S lll’lllllilllll
Dental Plates.
:FJIIMl'tIffllmIllllt.
WASHINGTON!
Summ- Touns To Tun
NATIUNAI. UAI’ITAI.
Uncut 'I‘Itn wanton." Gonnuorw 81ml
PENN§llTlNIA NlllllllAU,
Mmary ,Mnrch 17. Aprii’l', 28, May
1892.
Excursion Tickets
“(III only on crucial train,will be sold from
§ei§ 30
ltOUND ' TRIP.
$l l .00
Return u-urmns valid on] on ‘9 tall train,
the Saturday following. 'I' c. .50 rate in‘
mad-s railway fare and meal» enmutn in both
:lirei tiona, hotel If commodatione In W astring-
ton at Ibo “iii; In. Normandlo Ebbitr. Wil-
fnrd's. or lliggx (tune from an: Iver on Thur:-
dny tn Inn-bronco Savor-lei. th illflll~ ive
The.” 00ml.- fill“! no! Include meals en-
ronte. but Invent all the other features of the
tour. rll‘ECl lAl. TRAIN will leave New link
at ll a In.. on the dates abme mentioned.
'lonrisl agent and ill-perm will mom
can b part) For ltinerurlm, llt. keta an fix 1
lIIlunImtlorI admin/ea Tomi-d A at Penney]
to" in Railroad. Sill Broadway. New York.
I' this. in. PI Ilil. J. R. WOOD
“finals.“i Manager. , (lent-ml T‘flafi. Agent.
1 III
Dr. F. W. llarmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
«frown and Bridge “’nl'kJ
BEST NET or TEETH 05' RED RUBBER
Guaranteed to be the Best and the Some that
other It. ntists 1 hence Twit-e on much for.
Trvth extracted without pain . —
Sufi “Ilium < - ’fl and up
"old lr‘illlu s - - - it. Ill and up
All work pertaining in fl: ml~tn xrmrantewl
to be the lk’»! norkruanI-hlp at prIIr-Iala-u'
une-lmlf t banged by other dentistr-
U} FIVE. L' \\' ASHLMrTUh ‘ T'E LEET.
Over I“ In Ty
not Uf‘flvr. south Notwalk.
Sanitaw Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEll.
lllBlllNBl SPElllllll.
[int :n: train-n the basement tmdcrfiv Ll:-
mrri'l“ Washington eltr'ul, South Annular,
am 'ltu-d it {or
Animus
PLUMBING
I rrnrmtli ily m it“ a r-litfr of p lbilt patron-
axr In In to plumbing l hru- Ilvur for It. w
pad ". ten years. In the err plot of “ .lf \hrs
era: I u \lluork wr: i lone n. I pv- lhl .Ilrm -
nniw n. nrd mil h- trump“) A'Ju Mn“; u: “3
hand... t -' I‘ll?ll‘.hr~l lute n 04"“ .r . “2‘ In
éWJl MeekerUGo.
Sanitary Plumbing
50c
low Pressure Steam Heating
arrmhdty.
TIN AND SHEET INUN Vllllll.
Hot Air Nesting. Ranges and lim-
ing Stoves.
Anni for all the lloyutou l'o 's swclalltesaml
Florida Boiler
Full line of flu Were.
it Booth lulu 8t. 80. Nowell.
lave Noney!
HY VINI‘I'INH
r. BlitSTllN’s
m. Factory at Five Nile liver.
.33
Ellfll NEUUUTIUN
IN ENNIS.
-—-—ooe—-———-—
“whiruvmmm-
“than“. Abolnlheofbnllaul
Mantel-wiretap.
Impregsl’ou of
People
at leaSt feel that those who keep
their names before the?
solid and. substantial.
the
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Clans. Charms.
Mantel .lilockslliamonds.
Tllllll. JOHNSON & BONI’ANY.
2l9 Montague St.
I'ITY HALLSQL'ARK. BTUUNIYN. N. l
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor.
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
methodof no) meat is highly appreciated. Pull
information can he hurt or our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
lb RAILROAD T‘LAf‘E.
sum lllllllmll contra
F AWC ETT’S
ll MAIN STREET, NUNNNLK.
To our fr.ende and patrons We bet; tonn-
nonuoe that our Sprinfi Importations for let:
are no»! rm gived. Io ith your attention in
minwtfrrlli lnvlril 0pc him: work Iv, will
offer Special Bargain-I in Ribbons and Flow
ere, qu hundred hours-if Flows-re to clam-M-
from. Dulles can make stelerrlon new and no
will reserve their drder until later if deslrrvl.
HITS MEN AND PRESSEU IN THE
“TEST STYLES.
ladiesfiwn Material made to order
MRS. W. FAWUETT.
luminous mil
A Positive cure for all Female Diseases.
A l Ill llllffllls- t tired luau-Id hell-a. low
spirited-no and lave-duty without know-
can Indigestion. head cedar». backache. tearing
down para-scrun- the lowerpartof the bow-la with
great untrue» in the region of the ovaries bladder
d. mtulues manly urine. with frequent desire to
In ow leumrrhm and mum
SM [w'fus inplusantto trike being in
the form of tiny capaulrl or
ills with h. if taken newt-ling to diroctiona never
LIV t ) relieve or can the severest fer-a “female
weak-mu Price SI .5“ per box III-cult 101m
moguls (natural or 3t. n for I hast-um!
tnr mnnlun treatment In.“ yank Ike
wont run raid by“ all maxi“- 01’ III-“d",
a sealed psi-hazel: nrecetpt of pm
Address I l IAIII'I: hffltfllf (30.. Inollya. N. I»
Within 5 "tn-ins. live crul wiml' I oi —
hills I r;nrv Tun urnr Vihlipit' Cm" I~ 3
cures. RtKuiitl‘ ~. ,. ~ '5“. .I} 81. mar. d
BM paid by TI)“ 3-. a- » lVllw, “l .l..» l c
yuggisr‘ lrmiklyrr, .\. r. l l t if fw-
hmrvu South .\or\I ..ik firings.» 3.1. flan
Irr.'V.tl.Ho)'. ll ll l‘lulslhl Tr -‘ FIFE-r.»
cross nonhuman.
Sour-lain. Sick-head-
aria. Anllbllionoarul
, aura» family If! the
"IL. 3‘an M
H, ' is «quail; "liable“ for
‘ ‘ curing piles in all (onus
For hale etc when
)OA'L \f”) and at runs ntrs‘
Drug Store. *0. Snrualk
Price 25 ennui a box.
A Thu. Proprietor Portland. Mr. fll.‘lm
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
‘ “PJ‘IIII‘I
H,
,IJ""Im-
‘lllll
rip-uh \lnlri aim“.
Some
Raise the
Objection I
'lllA‘l' B'ltlfl‘l‘llnfu lit now new
In so slam. a law!!! or
room 'tllA‘l' I’ll" CANNOT
AFFORD ro ADlesl. ‘I’llll
Ill J0" Wilt ‘l’llll’ elem.»
AD'mlnI. when In re:
ant-maul or IILBC‘I’INB ran.
noun-er can" on ermine
tarmac" umr amass.
It ran norm an nor rune
awn-r or ran"
Why not
Try the
. Sentinel
Columns?
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Washhum Brushy 00’s
Superlative
In the beat Flour madmand use-heap aalany
other. All grocers sell it. Eve cry barrel
sack of flour made' In the famous “- ASHBL’RN
MI his. Minneapo He hears the name of
wasnnunx cnosn‘r cw. None genuine
without it. '
Keney, Rubens U 00.,
mn Innis,
ill! Elan Street. Hartford. It'onn.
rrlrl': 3m
The loading fish market of the
city 15 at
Hum & mum
z:~\\'asruxurox STREET-3:.
There you can always find the
freshest Lsh l0 behnd. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
PURE TUNATU UiTSUP.
(SINPUNTEU SANDINES.
PlUKlEU UlSTENS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Vt holesale and Retail F ish (It s-
ter and V egetaolc Market
HUNT UZELUFF’S
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
ILt. HSSUET‘T‘ L13. ril's'l b.
BENNETT U NUSTEU,
28 Main Street. So. Namath.
Meats.
F TSD- Oysters.
Fruilslegetahleslouliry.
or ALL map: In mam seams
AT WHOLELALF 1V RETAIL.
Read This!
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.r r i all of tin penulr -oIr.c oi tirelrmr,
and with u! ll: r rmpp r ullol Ilu time. out you
on: ‘t i not n l the "mine all Ibeume .\n tr.-
dvmiiitu i’hiel } In t r tonne mut (inn-tat
Ll“ r illsfil .l'e‘ t ornpiny i~ I hit the pro; lr
will I rm: .Itlrr tin ) ImIe l)t"ll loo. ed thin ha,
int: ant-Irnhnr rump ll mu m. l luv-a; Ia~
:uranteia In rump mo: 2-}; i. ain't wivrlh
'lnf‘h.
If you It .lI: prmnrinn for your family. or
yonm-li in \ u‘l of old age. fit a plain definite
gritty on Iln .- ntinwruent pa no the t onnr-I t-
or General Line insurauut ompany. of flutt-
S. S. L’Hommedleu
Age-.nl Ill Worthington 51.5mm Norwalk
,0. UeKllN U SUN
8m to L'. H. Def“)!!-
SI Washington 8. 80. llorwalli
21 Iain Street Nowell.
Pilaf-clans
Bakers, Confectioners,
ICE CREAM.
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“KEIHI‘ilynd .i'ii" ’
ALBI N III A Lmo.
Dealer in all limit of
lel and Salted Heats, Sausage,
YZflETAllLEN. Ile lt.‘ ATlSt-E.‘
Butter. Bun. lard. l' anumfloodndflsh, (‘ lame
Ovals». ctr
NORTH MAIN mutter. “NEAR “1251'.
lionth Norwalk. ml? 1;
mm summer
Ale Heudquartcn for Seed Potatoeo; five
choice varieties-Early Beauty of "ob
Ion, Early Rose, Early Ohio, White Star
and New Query—handsome seed stock
and warranted true to name. (iron-u at
HoulmnAROOS‘I’OOK (.‘0UNTY.Maine,
Amulet Candy hes in the extreme
northeast corner of the United States.
andcontaine u million acres of as fer-
tilelandae the-rm shineson. TlieeIIil
lanolin down to bed rock. The farmer
here make: a regular busine- of raising
pot-ton for need, and he bu honorary
natural advantage The location I. no
for mill-I toineure shortly growth.
Pinion. lar attention is given to keeping
themed pumaud by yearsof painstak-
lag Houlton seed pot-his In" agreat
"Imitation If you want more of the
hastened potatoes grown to the United
“when them. Nolaneyprlees.
Prloeufrom 01.10 toot.” per hurl-cl.
Special Mention.
int tortoise. lb.
White ‘Hellehure; ‘
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
llapthalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
HATE
Fertilizers!
Bros.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
plmspbate at less than it costs
other dealers.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l’l RE t' HIXESF. TEA.
f nnnmly br- found at
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’ s
SHIRE.
ll Main Street, Nowell, Bonn.
There is nothing, (unless It be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins‘ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 18659. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and vour clothes, on
washday when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your In.
her, 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,
pureet, and most economical
soup made. If you haven’t. tried
It, ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and get the genome,
with our name on the wrapper.
nun THIS It is not. the selling
irice alone that must
re comidered, in arriv—
TWINE. ing at a knowledge of.
the value of an article.
Thereiaaemuch real pure-copied bar
of lkybhinc‘ Electric uin four bars of
any other soap made, and it will, if need
handing to direction», do four times-
earnucli work an any other. lteoolt b
but a very alight advancr- on that of ‘F
ferior may». friend upon Thrblnns' W
l. L. C out It (70..
iladelnh'n. h‘
Raymond?
Norwalk Chronicler