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:CEISURE Fall GUBMlll.
Democrats Disagree with Him
About Appropriations.
WILL THERE BE A SURPLUS LEFT?
"ion-m Allison Defends the "Billion
'Dollur Congress" and Declares That
It the Close of the Present Session the
Treasury Will [fave Money on “and.
Wasnixoroa, May lit—The senate by a
test wheel 30 to In practically approved
the proposed increase of the navy, including
the battleship, harbor defense monitor, light
cruisers and torpedo boom added by the
senate committee, but adjourned without
teachings vote on the final passage of the
bill. Mr. German‘s speech of Friday last
came in for much commendation from lie-
publicsn senators in the course of the de-
bate. Mr. Allison made an animated de—
fense of the “billion dollar congress," and
asserted that before the fiscal year ended
the sinking fund would be provided for, all
needful expenditures would be made and
therewonldbea balance of $25,000,000 in
the “Mary.
Yen's Query to German.
During the debate Mr. Vest said the nu.
lions] expenses had been doubled while the
population hadonly increased 15 or '20 per
cent. He would lull; the senator from
luryland, if he were present, how could
the Democratic party go before the country
if it yielded unnecessarily on the naval bill
and added this vast increment of public
burdento the appropriations which were
compelled to be met. Mr. Vest then
condemned the appropriation as being
intended merely to font upon the country
a navy far it was nothing else,
in view of the relations of file United
States .M'
Theonly difficulty we had been threat—
ened with of late years was that Will] Chili,
and if the president had waited only a few
hours that would have settled itself, and
hilrhetoricul and warlike message would
not have been needed He contended that
itwould be an easy thing in the event of
war to convert all the numerous steam ves—
sels into commerce destroyers. '
Ir. Hale asked what would become of
our seacout in the meantime.
Ir. Vest replied that there was more
naval jingoism talked about the destruc-
tion of property along our coast in the also
of warthan on any other topic. No city
hadem been destroyed by bombardment
inwar.
Ir. Vest in the course of further argu-
ment having expressed a preference fora
uyaiem of defense by torpedoes. Mr. Hale
replied that we might as well rely upon
mum No ministry in the world could
maintain itsswny one hour if it told its
pimple to depend upon torpedoes. And our
citisswere as great as any of theirs and
moreaccsssihh,
It. Butler Mild Ilt- l‘tlilll'llll'il with Mr.
German thlt the Illa-ml appropriations for
thenavy had been of inexpru-mible Ix‘iif‘llt
to the country.
Ir. Vest closed his remarks by saying
that themrest way to bring‘nhout n. naval
war was to build up a big navy for the Hlllp‘l
mustbensed: they would not bean-mod
tent in the harbor. And then it would
logically follow that we must increase our
armysossnot to be one of the smallest
military power: in the world.
Alum Pluued by German's “perch.
Ir. Allison. chairman of the committee
on awroprintions, said he had been much
gratified by the remarks of the M‘mtio‘l'
from Maryland (Mr, German) who now
for the first time admitted that the l-‘ifly-
first congress, in making appropriations
underemhig lawn, had not been unduly
cutter-gun in regard to the general npprtr
pl'lstlou of that congress. It was evident
(insult. German's statement that it was
the policy of the Democratic pony to
chap around and show that we are going
tohave another billion dollar magma: be-
cansstheBepnbiimn party, when in con-
trolol both houses of tongue», pm. “i”?!
the status boohsppropriations which made
Buses-my. Mr. Vest hero remarked that
thence-tor from Maryland was bound by
himstatmnonto—they bound no other
Democrat.
Infill-on said he would like to hear
from gentlemen on the other aide who
talked shout Republican laws which made
extravagant sppropriatiom necessary. what
law they would repeal if they had the
m. Hr. Vent replied that lie, for one,
wouldrepeui the mullnbsidy law sndths
sugar bounty hill Mr. Allison aid those
Nib would only take millennial! a billion
Wm Mr. Vest replied that this
would be Just s starter. Mr. Allison
Ir. Vent mallow where expenses
could be further out down. Mr. Mills,
from his seat. interim-ted the int
qulry, ”What are you going to do with the
staking fundi"
A 015,000,000 tin Ins.
Ir. Allisou, with omsld warmth,
replied: "I will say to them-tors whom
GM about the sinking fund that the
sinking feed has mower) to its credit
humid now. and the cbsiim nrethat
before thud of the your every dollar w
train! by law will be applied to the sinking
fund. 1 will any further that when this
nan will have mung: of sun
plus-nun instead of being in kmptcy,
audpwhps motion».
"ldonot mean that all the spproprlar
~ “cu-denote year foyear will havebecri
W. They war are: they never will
h M are always overlappiuy appnr
putts-sum what I mean to myis that
WW! willbuatlsneo and time
be MMMtoaniy l. tlfmnrse
include the sinking funilllmst.
surplus will he wi nd
the Dcnumtlc home as
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”Au-mines.
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mutual-m Them
“at theisptyetlr.lessu,d
thou-meat lam
wonwc. caflfi’a’iicns.
Chicago's lv'lnui I'i‘uluwnl'l" for Govt].-
ruent Ald~llnpmliion Notes.
Wasiiisoros, May is ~When the World's
fair committee of the house meets again on
Friday the representatives of the local di—
rectory will be ready to present for thema-
isillerntiou of the members what is laid to
be the measure containing the final propo-
sition for government aid to the fair. The
new bill includes the approprlallml of Kalli),-
mo. under conditions, however, which its
friends are confident will make it entirely
antisfrurtory to the house. Friends of the
bill say lumitively that if passed it will be
the hint upwnl that Chicago will maketo
congress in connection with the fair.
New York l’leuds for Chicago.
Aumnr, May ill.~.‘lew York state
“'orlli's fair olllciuls met here and adopted
a manifesto asking congress to appropriate
Sawmill) for the benefit of the fair. A
committee was appointtd to confer with the
exhibition committee of the house of repre—
sentatives with a view to promire change of
date of the dedicatory services at Chicago.
For New Jersey's hair Building.
Tummy, May lit—The New Jersey com-
missioners of the World's fair awepted the
design of Al't‘lllltfl (.‘hnrles Allen Uiflord,
of Newark, for the New Jersey state build—
ing at Chicago. The plan is for n structure
in imitation of the Washington head-
quarters iii Morristown.
The Connecticut Fair Building.
HARTFURD, May ls‘.—'l'ho Connecticut
board or managers for the World's fair ac-
cepted the report of building committee on
the Connecticut building at the fair. This
gives the construction of the budding to
Tracy Brothers. of Waterbury, for £9,870.
roofer Favors the Fair Souvenirs.
“’Asillxurux. May l§.—Sccn~liiry Foster
has given his inilorsement of the plan to
issue immobile fifty cent pieces of special
design as hilllVr'lufS of the World's fair.
The Lulu- l-lrle and (llilo [liver Canal.
Wasnmurox, )fuy [H.——llepresentative
(fate-hinge favorably reported to the house
from the committee on railways and canals
the bill introduced by Representative Dsl'
zell providing for a survey of a route for a
ship canal to connect the waters of Lake
Erie and the Ohio river near Pituburg. The
report recoimm-ntls an amendment reduc-
ing the appriipl’lnllnn from $40,000 1.. $10,.
Owl. The rrpnfl says. such it canal would be
nwork of national importance. the effects
of which Would bu fell. in the business of
the entire country.
The lEt'fltll": Deal in (original.
Wasllivurnleuy lfiw'l'ho home adopted
the tuaolllllull intrmluced by Representative
Mntchlcr, of Pennsylvania, relating to the
Residing railroad combine. The resolution
rec-imam :t is alleged that the Reading
milrmnl has combined with certain other
wnnlrllllulis for the purpose of monopollb
ing the anthracite coal trade, and asks the m
attorney general to inform the house
Whether or not be has mfui‘tnntion that Will
{hill-HTIZ" him to institute pram-(lingo
again: Ill" TN'l‘Plll.‘ "mo. it i'i nib-god, have
cumlm-wl in viu'mt .. of the law.
('rul'l-rnl u 5.5,!” and lint Light lrnilau.
l'n'ram an. .‘llay h. -At 2 ii. in. three
monk-Ml lilt‘ll elm-rm! the depot of the liillti-
more and ”bio railroad at West Newton
station. bound Sight Operator Harry find]
to his chair and then blevropen the safe.
They only got right dollars for their trouble.
and deported leaving tired in his uncom-
fortable positism until he was relieved by a
freight i-n-w.
Ilcrelii-il by Iioi'rniur l'ultlsun.
BARKLlMtI'lUv. Slay 1~.~'l'iu- forty-second
Iiimlal warden of the Mt‘tlll'lll Society of
l’ctlllfiflt’ltllilt convened in this city, Ad-
dresses of Welcome were (lt'll't’l’l’. by Gov-
enior l’atiimn. Mayor l'rilchi-y and Dr.
WilluunT. Bishop, of Harrisburg. iiovcrn-
or l'uttimu gave a “Trillion tn the society
Inst owning at the executive mansion.
Mn. Jriiks Will Not Murry.
illumuux, May Wm’l‘he rumor that
Maud Inuit-John, daughter of the W
bishopoi bong inland and the divorced wife
of Alinrt .lrnkn. corporation ml of
llnmklyn, in l‘lllfllfll‘il to marry Rev. C. A.
Jl'mlp, of Ilollla. l. I.. bl dun-1|. Mk5 Lit-
llt'jllllfl. it may be piHIIll'l‘l)‘ stated, 'I not
contuillplatmy: marriage.
A flay Mule Jlt'ln’ the flipper.
BHQl‘I’OK. May H. ml'amhrulgl-pnrt iarcgmrt-
sd to have u “Jack the lilyrpor" who taken
his pleasure in slashing and attacking de-
femeleso women. Mr». Annie L. Young,
231 Putnam avenue, reporu that she was
followed by the villain and received a sort.
one cut on her leg.
lie flat on the Railroad 'l’rarh.
Eldzalnll. N. J. May in, ~ A well
din-led stranger at the depot here seated
himself in frontal tho eastbound timer-
vllle eupreas. if» paid no attention to the
cries of the lipinndcn, and was litmek by
the engine and instantly killed.
neAllister Was Harri-d “no.
itsw You, lay lit—Hm“ flail lo-
Alllstcr. it appears. was leplly married to
Ilsa liarmany three years before the min-
inony was performed in New York. No-
Allhter in a non of Ward licAiiiater.:oi
"W fame.
Illa-pt While the liarjlar Worked.
Pourinnmll. N. Y.. lay lit— Willis
farmer l'lll'lflfll and his wife were sleeping
madly in their farmhmuie near this city a
burglar numbed the piece gutting fifty-
thnio dollars and a watch and chain.
1‘- Present the lilvsr Denice.
Bummer. lay lit—~11» dinner to Beo-
retary'l'raey, iorthepurposeof presenting
throngbhiui themlceofltlver to hsgiven
the United States cruiser Baltimore, will
take place on many "out”
an at a lug. Ills luau not.
itsw nevus. lay layman lilo striking
flail-n quarryineu were gathered around
mdemuhmyflnshmflewda
farmerahotatadagmwouuiied also of
the men
Funeral of least-r {ken
.Waaiimnor 18.-—'f'hsbol'lysfflsu~ m
.II-r home beside
storJolrutiJiurbourw-
the remains of his wifsstl’opiermii.
www.mm
Hunter-r fluorine Arrested.
ll .3. ll-Ainusslurrllb,
"mil ,Iuy .-
vrtzcnsemc sasvifiii
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows are la It‘ll
stBnnbiiry. . -
header of Bed Men (I Penuylvu-b
are holding a three days' convention at
Reading.
Mr. and In. A. R. Antrey, of Adel, 0a.,
were thrown from it carriage and killed.
At Chlldersbnrg, Alia, three negross.
charged with murder, were hanged and
shot by White Caps.
Eastern Pennsylvania farmers are looking
for immigrants to assist them, home labor
being impossible to obtain.
H. H. Barr, who was under the charge of
embezzling 310.000 from the Reading ruli-
rond, at Chester, PIL, is dead.
The body of Timothy (wild, an Arcade
(N. Y.) hotel man was found near that place
with three bullet holes in the head.
Governor Flower ha» appointed Franck
B. Delehunty,“ Albany, u» miscellaneous
court reporter at a salary of Still) a year.
The authorities of Leavenworth, Kain,
will charge Dr. Keeley a license for a drum-
sliop on the ground that he gives whisky to
patients.
The Methodist genomi conference at
Omaha electnl Sanford Hunt and Earner
Eaton agents for the New York Book Con.
cern.
Talk about annexation with Hawaii has
been renewed.
A bill authorizing the secretary of the
navy to sell Brooklyn navy yard lands has
been introduced in the house. by Congrese
man Coomhu.
The court of claims has given the heirs of
(hlnenil Robert E. [pea verdict for 8217,-
00!) mi darnugm to the estate caused during
the war by cutting timber off of it by the
federal tmopl. m
Three masked robbers entered the m-
dence of Hon. 5. .1. Canon, of Masculine,
In, held up the inmates and got away with
several thousand dollars.
Louis Dumphier. the Buffalo theater man-
ager, who was shot by his info about ten
days ago. has remverml sufficiently to leave
the hospital. Both bullets are still in his
body.
liovernor Markham. of California, has of»
fored rewards of $500 each for the arrest of
the man who tin-d upon the San Andreas
stage, killing a young lmly meager and
for the arrest of the men who robbed the
Kiddingstnge.
Secretary Blaine has cabled United States
ministers to cable at once when the country
to which they are accreditml acceptcd the
invitation of the United States to partici-
pate in the bimetullic conference.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At Elrmiklyn ILII IL
Brooklyn... o i l 0 0 o 2 o o 7 9 l
tun....... ..ll 0 D 0 0 l) N 0 0—0 L! 2
Hart and Kizwhw. Ni 'h -L~ and Kelly.
At New York .. ‘ n. n. I.
New York. A ll 2 2 n 0 e lr illi 1
Bullii'nore.....,'.’ l «’l : ll o u l lull l
Welch, (‘rnno and Boyle: Buffinton and Rob
ll
4
D.
A: Pliilmleipbin
11.". I
Philndt‘ll'hla.,.l> o o o 0 ll 0 l or o 2 :
Wrxvhlliizihn. l ;l l 2 ll o o n x 712 5
-.~.. lilo-ll my! .‘Ylllisun .
. .g i ll I:
E“ golroonloooé
4'. 'nwlnlrle'Jl
n ill-l M.»- l.. Humbert and t-iclirlvel’.
.‘ meal if. II. a,
r... .. filiillilll‘JOI-VTI
1,... n ll 0 it n it u If it it 1: l)
\u .. Mill ll‘ifonnur. June» an i ”run.
lihbl’lifl.‘ LEAt‘II'E GAMES.
.\i ll- 1.. ~ 'l'l‘
u ii l2.
“itch-"arr? or II o ll 1 2 o I) i t H t
Atllll‘ll"h . u o 0 l l 0 il l) i 2i (i t
l'niilhzin and Molimugh, Gray and Devlin.
At Elmira u. n. u
Elmira .1 l l il01|9l l lSlti 1
Syracuse .,,,,l 0 it i) ll 2 ii I l 5 9 7
Tim} Al and Murphy. lion and l'nluhart
Al lllillaln I
t n n
BquAlu ..... ll .1 ll 0 I il i ll ll 3 b 3
Providence ,.li If ii I l I) .5 l) x 7 1' ll
leituv , r and Dali-3:. Ryan and Sulll .
Troy ,,,,,, ..2iillll1lll)a ll
liihghsmtnn ..i 0 o o o u o n o i
Idluffrey and Sullivan. Townsend and Flu
d
ge'ral .
At Albanyr- u.
Albuny.........0 0 l Oi if) u 3 cl
Hewllaven....l 0 0 l I) (l o 0 o :
Brown and Donn, Well: and Urubel’.
All
At Troy u. n u.
it
s
Protection for the Negro. .
Duane, May lit—«The Methodist confer-
enceudoptml resolutions calling upon the
government. the church and all good citi-
rmtoatniinh the outrage- that are put
own the cohrred people in the southern
states. The resolution declared that the
colored purple were treated shamefully on
the railway trains and at hotels and were
shot down like dogs.
The Mute Farrell lyuury.
flan Bambi. J., lay thw'l'he murder
of Lizzie Farrell, the domestic. is still I
mystery. The coroner's inquest was M
eluded hero. but noevldenos was produced
toplacc the "if"! on any one. Charles H.
down, the unused colomi (xi-Chm,
proved an alibi. John Delaney, the mur-
dered girl‘s lover, also proved an alibt
m l’urllhurut fir-nude in flow Yuri.
New Your. lay is.»—-A nu— meeting
will be bold hereon lay on to get an ex-
pieuilouofpubilc opinion in favor of the
movment to ilhsoivs the alliance alleged
mum between criminals and public oil
clsls. General Want hwsyns will prulde
Dr. l'arkhunt and a host of other well
known than will speak.
flew lay Die 7-day.
Across. N. Y., lay lamb: sliprobs-
Milly Joseph h'l‘ice.the wife murderer,
hupasuetlhlnlastdayou earth. Although
the exact normal ofhheumtlou is known
oulytoths warden of the prisou,yetthr
near-illuminate. is thathswliihesue mm
ruled ted-y.
Ml leCreury (lo-lu- Home.
thallium, lay ii.._w. it. luminary.
United States consul at Valparaiso. (unlit,
“hoop-Hunt Ii informed. has left
pate-share of ate-nee ad will or-
mada United lion. within the-ll
o-mptleuuilus Itsel-
Maw, lay th-‘l'hs lily-lath .-
amlmseiiugsfihe (lousy-i Associating
”mummmhu
m.
inn-mo suicid- non—cine.
linens has. it. 1., lay in-‘l‘ls
Um. at PM no
we. Irvin-lemurs- m
whmmmfikmfl
”MM“
a t. F. Musii's lilies. lain 8t.
TNeWisesf Gj-All
Ndfionsflgreel-i’ l5
T a
Gibfioirzlli‘l
MR .5341 f fVERYW/ffflf-
Mince
1 Meat
Makes an everyday (anlllt‘flff of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and “masonic.
Prepared \vilii scrupulous cure. Highest
awarl .u all Pure Food Expositions. Each
pastes» make-z two large {I .- Avoid
imitzh incisl or. l'.‘ the
NONE Sl'Cii hm. ',
BERRELL dz SOULS. SVlnLi ;.-. N, Y.
annulus ‘-
st TOBllillll
AND SULPHUR
um comm: roman: xii-nun:
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my.“ lo: :umn’dfuiiuuhmwlll
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clicifllll
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Elm-l: all when, if so want the
thou (Mt. purest, and est, msrst on
how Williimt’ it is unequalled m
ralmiesnme'wts and ileum. One bottle
0/
cf evilatt make-i 5 gallons Ask for it.
Thins It"!“HIV"Jil‘lmfiflli’lllu
as others, but /.u fill/h ”or m
trial mllmxppuit l‘m I Lem, [WMWEH
films-s. furl-too. lulled,“
sat in
in. sunning llPllttlElliNT
Dental Plates.
res. melt is
instilled".
nation have noth-
ing awful tontferl
that and
or it
well known
line: further.
more. partial lower platen have m
hustler.” " W m m
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Nylon 0mm
['5 Tnnl’siminnuvv William Bren.
0r Tu ‘
Piliiliiiili'nlmnln,
February 1R. March 17, April 7. 28, May
19, 1892.
Excursion Tickets
Good only on spudnl train. will be sold from
New York M
$12.55,
$Il.00
.
Return ("l-1WD!” vull on! on a :lal train
the Saturday following The 31330 run: in:
mule-i mile my fore and meals enroule in both
di rec! lone. howl urcummmluf ions in “’ushin -
full at ilw Arlington, Nor-mum“... libbiii. Wi -
birth». or main house. from sup!" on Thur-i-
(toy to luncheon on Saturday. ill] lul‘ltblt‘e.
Tl"! til.” rate does not include meal» en-
rnnle. but covers all the other features of the
four. Sl’iifflAl. TRAIN will leave New York
at ll a. m , on the date» nixne mentioned.
'l'unrist rim-m and chapernvn will act-om any
each pnrlv. For innernrien. tickets nu: full
iufnnualinn :uhlrh-i 'l‘ourint Agent l'enneyl-
l‘ztl’vll Hulk-mil. Mb Broadway, 514' York.
f‘llAn’. l-I. i’l'i‘ill. .l. ll, Wiltli)
General Slammer. General Prue. Anni.
fllliim
Dr. F. W. Harmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge work.)
“le Illi'l' or TEETH 03 RED HI'BBER
“a“
Huarnnieed to be the Best and lbefiamethai
=< hm lh'lll‘nle cimrge Twice M much for.
[will extracted without pain - -
‘va l’llilzip: — - or and up
”will “Mirna - - Silliaml up
All moi pct-minim: h. ln-nimryguannfml
in he tin» luv-i wrrkiimmbip lIE prose» about
Mlle-littlfi harumi by oil er llt‘nll‘lN
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ih‘er Pm flair». South .\'«-i Walk.
ROUND TRIP.
3r
n.“ l;
‘JBNN F. mun.
Sanitary Plumbel,
STEAM and (its FITTEN.
Jilliliiiill l snout".
than the rim-meal rind-w t' ~~ Lib
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A Positive cure for all Female Diseases.
A UK. Sill’l’filfi— l tired tau-ll full-x. low
splrlfedao- and dupe-dour, without know-
us». kiln-tins. headache. Darius-be. boning
down path a urn-nine lower port of thaboweia with
great minnow in the region of the ovaries. bladder
dim-Lilli" acsnty urine. with frequent desire to
urinate. leucnn’hfl. and constipation. . .
s'm'B H-fl'Ens is pleasant to take, being in
the form of tiny capsules or
ills which, lit-ken according to directions never
his to relieve” care the severest for-a offs-ale
weal-en. l'rioe 3L3! v has "ancient forone
month! (min—at or I .00 In- 1 lens Infleient
:nr :! runnin- treatment usually cough hr the very
"om (jug mid by all dream: or mailed III
a sealed innings npnn receipt of price. . .
Addrmo i’ 'luflfl: hl’ltlflt‘ (0.. lruellyu, ll
p‘ \‘h
Within 5 Mllltllru. l'h-e eeul sanitize r on-
fains I wore; Ten cc ug'u- minimum 3
«urns. trgil‘ar rib“ tor .wr. .5.- 1H. mailed
rm-t pub'. ii‘ 'l‘ll\\'\\ .\ ...\ \I Ls. Wim- t r .
lrilugialn. lirwkl) .. X. i. F‘llll b' the iv.-
Ilv\\lflv' South Norm-Li. niiziu Mr ‘. H I.
v.-r_ W, ii, llnyi, P. H H i‘
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M‘w. Aliil-blllnusnn-l
any» ' family uuruniir-
HILIIT‘ lllh'l' 3: f1}:
. ' In mmal y W in r c or
DH“ ‘ "H‘ mflngpllee in all form».
For ml» eve when.
and at l‘l..\l.~' Eli‘s
Drug Store, So..\'»rrwl.lk
20 ('3
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l’rm- :5 l Vllhi a box.
A "ILL. Proprietor l’urtlmnl, Mu. fll film
FURN lTU RIF-E
GREAT BA RGAINS.
David Stow,
{dill :5»
N)‘.”.‘ll,l'!,q”l‘
lie-Ill! Main Mrerl. ”path r~
Some
Raise the
Objection I
'l’llrl'l' flt‘llurl’llll'o lit 10" SOLD
an no man. a suitors or
rnori'r run! run cannot
arrouo re librarian. fill!
is war war ruin iiiionw
anvuurniu. warm: in in:
anvamaur. or susucrinu ran.
'riwuusr «war on ermine
murmur.“ (lunar tin-cams
ir riiz reornmauz mn- IA”!
awaits or mean
Trythe:
Sentinel
Columns?
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whieh'is as. net-
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The. constantly increasing demand for
WELconEifiiS‘uso 1?
,. is a f‘reward'»tli‘merit,”
Wmmw.
Superlative
la the heat Flour made. and aschssp asuny
other. All grocers sell it. Every barrel or
stick of flour madeln the famous ll ASHBURN
MILL“. Mlnndn’polis. bears the name of
WAHHBUBN C .Urslil' Co's. None genuine
withoutzit.
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Keney, Rubens &. 00.,
MILL AGENTS,
Till Main St i't‘irl. Hartford. L unn.
m rl: :im
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT 8L ZEUJFF’S
tit—“3311130103 STREET—532.
«eo-
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllllE Iflllllll BllSllP,
IMPlllllEll SlfllllllES,
[OBSTE 8
PlCKlEil lllSlEflS.
Orders called forunddelivercd.
“'holesnle and Retail Fish. (lys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HllNl.&lFlllFF’S
32 WASHINGTUN STREET.
H. l. Bizxxmr E. S. llL’s’l‘tlr’;
BENNETT to HliSlEll,
It Main Street. 80. Nomaik.
Meats.
F isn 0y stern.
Fruilsliegelables.Poultry,
or am. mans is Turin SEAN :3
AT WHOLELALE Kr RETAIL.
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Read This!
lit h'fivllll‘s. hililllllk‘b and rln all rm ltrl’l
you i an 1-»: all of the purple some a! lllt’ llfilrs.
and wine of \lm people All u; the mu. . out 3““
can't fun. all file pmpir all the Hum .\n r n-
.lownuvm um , :n rm.- l‘nm.m limit tuncl'nl
Lllr-I' Kilau- l'umpuriy i~ what [Ll' purple
will I an alli. lm
.xr.’ -llu-mi- or ill
autism-ch UN“. 1.
mm ii.
If you wont [l'llt’llllill iwr your fulmly, or
yourself in . .xs .: old one. per a plain vlrhnife
wilt-y un lb luumrni pliiii ill the Connect-
leul Iii-berm Lifi‘lllburllfli't‘l'Hlfl|-l|ll).hl llari-
fonl.
S. S. L’Hommedieu
Agcm. lil Washington at. Smith Nor-all:
fl. IlelllYN &. SON
Sherman» to C. it. Del-i li- n.
5| Washington 8. 80. liorvlslli
21 Main Street Ismail.
Find-«luau
Bakers. quieclinners,
lCE CREAM.
1:. mo a 0rd cm ' no.
“air. thy-Kinnl m .l'.'.‘”'”“
ALBl N MALMO.
Dealer in all kliul' of
Fresh and Salted lists, Sausage,
Vllili'l'ABlillti. DEIJCATISNEN.
Butter. Eggs. Imrd."anneullmidp,l'lsh, ('lanui
fly-tern, etc etc.
NORTH MAIN ll'flilZ'l'. NEAR WENT.
flontli Norwalt. nil? ly
Are Headquarters for Seed Potatoes; five
choice varieties-Mu Beauty of liab-
ron, Early Rose. Early Ohio. White Star
and New Queen-handsome seed stock
and warranted true to name. Brown at
llmlhm,AROOHTO0KCOUNTY,lfsine,
Amostooh County, lies in the extreme
northeast corner of the United States,
and contain 3; million scresof as fer~
tile land-s the sun shines on. ’l'liosoil
reaches down to bed rock. The farmer
hereinakesuregnlar imam-«ham;
potstossfor seedmnslhehas hersevery
natural advantage. The location is so
far ninth-s toinsare shanty growth.
Particular attention is given to keeping
the seed pure, and by yeuuof pair-tali-
lng llouiton seed potato- iuve smut
reputation. if you want met the
inst-red pot-two grown in the United
Stun we have them. No fancy prim
Price-inn ".10 loud) per bushel.
sQififiEifiié...
am BUTTER 250., lb.
mw»vw
Methane-penumbra»
your iwrn li"!.t‘il min buy-
p lll“lll'il7.lr. 4 tulip in-
g. lll'nn}; ii am." until:
It’s” '» ,
rEveningSentinel .
While "alienate,"
Camphnr Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder,
Naplhalien.
In quantities to unit at the low.
est market prices.
r“
HALE
mmmm
— “~-
Raymond ..
Bros.
i
Uur Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super,
phosphate at less than it costr~
other dealers.
DRINK '
Thea Nectar,
l'l'liE f‘illSESE TEA.
(fan. nnly be found at
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
STORE.
4i Main Street. Norwalii, ileum.
Any article that has outlived
2?: years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins' Electric Soap, first
made- in loom, 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
icon say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it:
own perfect purity and qua'my,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
Tlu-rv- are many imitation
N. 8. Electric maps in which eleo
. tinny playuiuipan. Ilebbinp'
III. the tiliflml one, all Magnolia. Elec-
tnts, and ‘ elm-Magic» ure fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbina' Electflc;
”that our name soon 14er wrapper.
audif any other is will you by your
nicer, when you order min. mend it
'k to him.
i. L. Cumin a ('0.
Philadelphia. Pl.
Paris Green. N
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