at
the
of
the
Enquire
Office
Merchants Who permanently ad-
vertIse create the impression of
Strength and of Soundness.
at leaSt feel that those who keep
their names before the public are
solid and substantial.
People
the
I
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nuTITIIoIIEIIIEquIIs.
‘ The island of Mauritius Swept
‘ by a Cyclone.
immormnmsm
, 0-0 West Places the Number of
M at .000. While the landon Tina.‘
correspondent claims net as been
lasso um Been Killed. '
Manon, lay 2L—It is reportedthst over
Iowans been killed, 1,000 Injured
and half the crops destroyed by the cyclone
on the Island of Mauritius on April 29.
Baron do Worms confirmed the news by
reading a dhpatch in the house of commons.
Six hundred persons were killed in Port
IIIouis,the mpital. Among the buildings
wrecked in the city were twenty—four
churches. The hospitals and innumerable
Mb In filled with the injured. There
w. no loss oflife among the British troops.
Thebnrricaua swept over the island with
thematost lury, leveling groves andfoo
eats, scattering houses like chad, and do-
stsoying hundreds of human lives. The
sher'a was strewn with wrecks, and the
bland was a scene of devastation. The
mayorofPortLouis has cabledtothelorvl
mayoral London as follows: “A thirdof
Hie town is destroyed. There are thou-
.nds oi victims. We appeal to your gener-
city."
'i'heiordmayorcubled, in reply, that the
citizen of [nation felt the deepest sym-
pathy for the sufferers, and he promised
immediaterelisf. Over £1,000 has already
’ been subsIu-ibed.
lauritius is a British colony in the indian
ucesn,withanarcaof ’I'i3sqnaremilesand
a population in 1890 of : ..;,000, of whom
about 250,”) are'coolies.
'l'hespecial correspondent of The Times
aye that the loss of life is notless tlmn
15,000
IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Weirk of the Presbyterian (letter-i Aa-
senably at Portland.
Pon'rLaxn, 0r.,‘May 2l.'—Iu the Presby-
terian general ammbly Rev. Dr. John B.
Donaldson, of Minneapolis, led the devo
tionalexewises. Then Dr. Young grasped
the gavel of service and began his first day's
work as moderator. He proved a clear
headed and clear voiced president. The
moderator's announcement of the standing
committees was the first regular businessof
the day.
In the composition of these committees a
very large majority are anti-Briggs and
nets-minn- man, hint of the more mum-
tivc sort. Dr. Radcliffe, elnirman of the
committee on bills and overtures, is a par-
ticularly careful and fair minded man and
has even been charged with Briggs inclina-
tion. Dr. Mutchmore, of Philadelphia,
chairman of the seminary committee, has
never shown any particular zealin heresy
hunting, and Dr. Smith, of Bunnie, is also
impartial.
Outho other hand, the iInplncnblI-s got
all the recognition they can claim in the up
pointrnent of Dr. Allison to the foreIgu Inhi-
siom committee and Dr. Bartlett to the
church polity committee, positions where
they will have honor and no chance to make
trouble.
The report of the revision committee was
made the second order for Monday after»
noon. Dr. Briggs will be certain to be here
in unple time to take charge of hisown
t.
nion seminnry's lute almost exceeds the
Briggsqnution in point of general interest.
There are signsol the developomout ofa
movement among some of the conserva—
tives, like Dr. Young. the moderator. and
Dr. Radclifle to keep the seminary and in
the church by a compromise
The Inhodht Conlereuca.
Oaaua, May 2L~Bishop i use presided at
the Methodist general conference. The
delegates who clamored for the election at
more bishops made a frantic elect to open
‘ up thequestiou again. A motion for recur
siderstion, however, was laid on the table.
The committee on temperance and prohibir
ties) of the liquor trudlc has a report that
will he presented soon.
'i’hereport declares that the church lain
hallway with every orgIInisalIou that seeks
topsumote total abstinenm and the over-
throw of the liquor traffic.
The report further declares that men an
[aged in the manufacture or sale of intosiv
satin liquon ought not to receive the com-
.Ilcial patronage of Christians.
Dr. W. H. lihier, of the Detroit confer
sues, succeeded in having a resolution
adopted requiring the missionary bishops
to report all moneys weaned from private
ail-rum lor the help of the missionary work
in mm
Killed“ Ills Wife and ill-soil.
lawns. N. 3., lay 21.w'i‘IIe man who
filed hh wife and then shot himself at East
Orange was Ferdinand l’ulkowirk, a lion
AM killing hi wife, who lay in
beside him, he Iliad a ballet into his
heart. A mammouthwid child
lubed beside its mother at the time at
W and three other children slept
"I rum. By thb tragedy nine children
made orphans. The spoof the children
rays from seventeen months to nineteen
Irrrggg
3
Chess input lashsr‘s Conditions.
law Your, lay Bi.~3manuel lashes,
I the W German cha- espert, declares his
I willingness to play not matches against the
American chsmmea under the fol
‘flholr. l. livepmsstobepiayedweekiy.
Mm...”
Ian-tar lill's Oratlsa.
theme, 10.0., lay QIIMIII thepree
more trauma-mean Senator David
anus-am memorial adore. on
“m“mu'wmw
It a. was datinutly historian] and
, revisits. Almanacs to current political
“manually avoided. I
’1“ Grass Granite lockout.
llthshkoutheprolougedthe
I!“ llypouttoaidthsm
800320 8V SECRETARY BLAINE.
Librarian Prods-vie A. liar-croft Wakes
II" the I’lumed Knight.
WAilllllfl'l‘Oll, hlay ti.——Secretsry Blaine
inalctter h- rsquested the president to
withdraw the nomination of Frederic A.
Bancroft, of New York, as consul st Bruns-
wick, Germany. The secretary says that in
compliance with "an amiable tradition" in
the department of state—that no one is re
moved from its service without beingap-
pointed to another if nothing morally or
personally ollensive is attributed to him—-
be procured the nomination to the consul—
Ihip because Mr. Bancroft was utterly unlit
for his post of librarian of the department
and because of repeated quarrels with those
associated with him,
Mr. Bancroft did not like the proposed
change and, the secretary says, "appealed
to the newspapers with no little acrimony
TELEGMPHIC BIIEVITIEB.
'l‘hefunersi «rotunda. hie. elBurb,
Emir-Incas. lime I Co. ocmrsadsi
Rochester. N. Y.
In. Harrison is reported better and side
to sit up.
in the senate Mr. Quay reported a bill up
propriating was) for a survey of a
canal between Philadelphia and New Yor
by way of New Jersey.
John C. Bold, editor of tho New Haven
Palladium, has caused his connection with
that paper.
The resident has nominated Nathan A.
Ilorford, of Arizona, to be secretary of that
territory
Wumutssreont for thearrestof the in-
dicted Boston whisky trust oliiciais.
Twenty stone idols of different types have
been “canted at Santa Fe, N. I.
‘confcrcnce of the Isthodht
Protestant church Is in session at Westmin-
ol ‘ * and will“ " The,
discourtesy to myself." In conclusion the slot
secretary says:
”Bahama with no tact, no skill for
directing his inferiors in oilice or fur elicit-
ing their sympathy or availing himself of
their abilities, and is altogetheraforeign
and irritating element in the department.
Despite these facts I have not the slightest
ill will toward MI: Bancroft, and was will-
ing as indicated to serve him; but as he has
misled lllclllflbe':§ emu. me to state the
reasons for his removal from the onlce of
librarian, l have frankly done so.“
World's Fair Matters.
WasuIso'rox, May 2i.——lllr. Dockery, of
Missouri. from the committee'on appropri-
ations, submitted to the house the report of
the subcommittee appointed to conduct
the inquiry ordered hy’thelgfse into the
World's fair expenditures. committee
praise the site of the fair, and state that the
grounds, which are of commanding beauty,
embrace an area of 433 acres, morethau
double the extent of the Centennial grounds.
The committee estimate that the fair-‘s in-
come will be $33.2?5.i:il.w and its expendi-
ture 8l9,3l9,055‘.tt3. The committee say that
theitcm of sum for the expense of pre-
liminary organization should be stricken
from the budget. incense it does not have
any warrant of law. No reduction of the
32mm for the an institute is recommend—
ed, though the committee stateir that the
amount seems somewhat excessive. Proper
decreases In the operating expenses, coupled
with a reduction of certain salaries, would
reduce the local corporation 3 expenses to
88,000,“.
The committee favors the abolition of the
department of foreigII affairs. and suggests
that ollicers of the local board who are also
salaried officers of the United States. to
gather with the chiefs of the fifteen great
departments, should not receive annual
salaries of more than time.
it is also recommended that the salary of
the director general be reduced from us,-
lll) to mow per annum, and that the com-
pensatiou of the secretary of the commis-
sion be fixed at $3M”. The committee are
of the opinion that only one meeting of the
board of reference and control of the na-
tional commission and the executive com-
mittee of the board of lady managers ‘3
necessary in the fiscal ymrm‘ [Sm i‘lmmvs
of favoritism in letting of contracts were
made but not I-siIIb’IIsbeIl. The committee
say, in conrlIIdIng the report, that they
express; without reserve their confidence in
the assured success of the amnion.
River and Harbor iliii I‘aued.
‘YASIIISGTON, May 'Jl.——After two hours
of further discussion, to which Mr. Hale. of
Maine. gave a strong political twist, the
senate passed the amended river and bar-
bor bill without a roll call and without an
audible voice being raised against it. hir.
McPherson. III New Jersey. when too late,
announced that he had intended to domain]
the yous and says on its passage. The bill
new goal Into conference with the house.
but no notion will be taken upon it in mn-
It‘l’i‘m‘d for at least three weeks, as Mr.
l-‘rye, chairman of the committee on (our
mores. who heads the senate confer-ecu, has
gone on u fishing trip for that period
in the form. in which it poem! the senate,
the bill carries about $51M“) loss than the
house bill.
In the Ilunse.
Wmmoros, May 23,—1'he house made
considerable progmu with the sundry
civil bill. The solIlII-r came in for I " —
able emulation on the Items for military
posts, cemeteries and arsenals. Mr. Dicker.
son, of Kentut ky. made several nnsuccriw
ful attempts to cut down the appropriations
for the Chick-mange battlefield. Over two
hours were spent in discmcsinga point of
order raised by Mr. Kilgore. of Texas,
again» the proposed selection of a kite for a
statue of General Sherman in Washington.
Thbgave rise to Iatriotir speeches, several
members indulging In word painting that
elicited applams ivolu their colleqmes and
the The chair decided the point
of order well taken, and this paragraph was
ruled out. mmmmm
[pails Takes America- l’orh sow.
Wanuluimm. May 2i.~—-Ths state depart-
ment has been informed that Spain has re.
moved the restrictions upon the imports»
tionof Amman pork into that country.
With the exception of itaiy, the Ameri-
can he; is now a welcome visitor to all the
(30!qu loam-ad it is thought is
oflciai circles that ltaly.too,wiiismarv
move the embargo. iiecratary flask says:
”Within a reasonable period the American
porkwili have the Muslim of every laud
beneath the sun in which any self respect
iugplgwouldcsretobe fonnddosd.”
The leading lie-i Inquiry.
WssaIsIrros, lay 21:41» speaker laid
before the house a communication from the
stturneypaerai in responsehihersaole
Itiouaaking for information an to whether
incite-ding railroad company had violated
the antitrust law. The attorney general
helm-city with Mam-Ia.
insurance, lay Ii.—-President nam-
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George W (‘hilds and party have arrived
in San l'rancisco, where he is' being enter
tained by citizens.
The first sea serpent of the season' has
been seen at Cleveland, 0., by two usher
men. It is described as twanty-live feet
At Iroquois, Mich, Ire. Benjamin Van
Laden rescued herein children from her
burning house, but lost her own life.
William G. Lent threw a cobblestone at
his brother David in Harrison City, Pa, and
fractured his skull because the latter chided
him for drinking heavily.
Mr. Wolcott, from the civil service coup
mince, reported favorably a provision for a
constitutional amendment making the pres
ldential term six years and the president
ineligible for reelection.
Governor Flower has signed the bill lim~
itiug hours of labor of steam railroad em-
ployees to ten hours of service within twelve
consecutive hour:
Martin Rood, under sentence of death at
Washington. Pa. for murder. and twc
other prisoners serving light terms, escaped
from the county jail.
Albert L. and (his Gould. ounvictedol
coInpliIily in the Albany City National
bank robbery. were each " tothe
Elmira reformatory for an years.
it a reported in Denver that Jay Gould
and L‘. 1’. Huntington have come to an
agreement which will give them a monop
oly of the entire business to and from the
Pacific coast.
A train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road struck n horse at lament, Pa W. (3.
Thomas was killed.
Swedish. Norwegian and Danish servant
girls in Chicago. backed by their trade:
union beans. have formed organisations tI
demand ten dollars per Week during tin
World's Fair your.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Al Brooklyn
an:
Brooklyn... IIIlOiitIIoz—Iilii
New Yurk ,2 ii o l n o ii I) :3. s 'I' ‘.
Font: and lrmloy. thlo and Boy is.
At l-‘lII‘III-irlphla , ii. 3.:
PhiimiI‘IIbIa.I.o 0 U i 0 0 o 3 l»—5|il
inn. I» ,0) I) I! I! (i I) 0 0 IL 1} It i
““2? H"I»-l~. “only and tiIIIImIII
Al i l.. ill!
I. liltlvilooolbeo
‘III III Illilililllllik’ fl:
\I‘w uaaxId‘ idler. Nullmeandflnrphy.
A, I . II .o II an I
n. I_I ...ndillsoooi«sill
CI- I~'.;IIIIl.... ,0 ll 0 0 l 0 0 U 0“] I 3
(lumber: and Sv'uriver. Davis and O‘t‘onnor
iia~flilii§ mun 0A!”
A! Rth‘lit'nlr‘r I I! I
Rochester. ., .o l i 0 II it 0 0 2.. s 6!
Nt““l\'€n,...0 n o 2 z o :i o 1-7 5:
Moi-{wash and quIdall. Wells and Founder,
At llullalo It ii. I
Bullnlo ...... .oonioosozslic
Athletics, ,,_II o 0 0 ii i r. 0 II II iii
Dusky and Conway. Devlin and Wilson
AI Elmira a. II. a
Eimira..........i I» l 0 ii i i 0 our 7:
Truy....... ..II o I) 4 0 i o "1-5 9 I
iI‘rtckon and Boyd. let-hey and Sullivan.
At iiinghamwn . a. a. a
Binghsmtnu..oolquooo-:7:
Albany ..... iillloubillndel
Townsend and Duke. Donn and Brown
hale Defeated by Harvard.
Nrw llavu. May 2i. —i‘or the second
consecutive time since the formation of the
intercollegiate Track Athletic Cup associ-
”OBIYIlL'D has been defeated byliarvard
The look plaoeai
Yale livid. Summarised, the records of thv
two colleges are; llarvsrd, 7 tints, 8 sec
ends and I» made; Yale, 7 tints, usecoudi
andithinis. W. Bwayne, Yale, won the
luv yard dash in lot-6 mode 6 has
lag, of Harvard, took the high jump.
for the T;Iaead l’rlae.
Nsw ilsvax, lay ill—The following
members of the “torch. in the his
law school have been alerted tampon
for the Townsend prise daring Wm
ment week; William A. I , of New
Haven; 1. it. Wililey, of esico, lo.
flamuei A. l'.ork Jr., at New ilavenmnd
William P. AIken, of Butlsnd, Vi
Di. Inward lat Daaiao-‘a Ila-d.
Dramas, Tea. Mayfl. wAIIIill. meet
in; of prominent citisens resolutions were
adopted pledging a reward oi some for the
capture of the murderer who killed four
women here. The city isstili inastatsel
Intent-auctioning and if themardsnvis
commit his punishment will bsswilt and
tom
A Halal-aster Who shoals.
Luau iauso Cm Mayne-Principal
Bled-on, III the road ward public school,
nan-w in the police court churned
with having fired twoshobfvuru a revolver
at Charlesilraos. Grueecalledat Mr. Stein
0:” la dbl-sellout.
"IT IS
old-lime luxury.
parknge makes two large [l€S.
NOVE SUCH Mani.
I. I. smfiiv'iiIJ-mm
£161ng
Makes an every-day convenience of an
Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highefl
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Avoid
lmltations—Iind insist on having the
KERRELL & SOULE. Sy Incuse. N. Y.
BNANIILNTEII ‘-
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all-I‘ll
Sensor Tonnsi’l'o TIIII
. PENNSYLVANIA Nillllllill,
Hfl‘l‘ehruary 18, March $.2Apri17,28,lllay
,i
Excursion Tickets
$l2. 50
$l LOO
Return mupous valid oul
RUUN D TRIP.
I ludrs railway [are and meals climate in both
directions. hotel accommodations in “'nsliin-
ion at the Arlin ton. Koran-mile. I'Ibbitl. Wi—
hrd‘e. or Riggs
Ila)’ tu luncheon on satunluv.
at il II. III .
Tourist agent and chapI-ron will atzmmp
Mmli‘mrly I'IIr l-i'mmnes tickets will
inf-trunnion address Tourist Agent Penn-fil-
\a'Iia Railroad. Mil liruadw'ay , how \IIrk.
(' iiA'i E. i" ’0". J. it. “00!)
HIII'chIIl iii-III..." General l’ass. Agent.
l ' IlIu
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NATIllNAI. cIIIIAI
UNDER Till lumiflh'll‘yl COKDITOI‘ID Elf"!-
iiood only on spwial‘u train,” will be sold from
on special IrrIlu,
tin Saturday following 1' II: an. 50 rate in-
IIueer-mn on per on Thurs-
Ih inclu iv».
Tue II 1.00 mic does not include meals en-
mIIlc. but "were all the other lesions of the
tour. Ni'Fl'iAL TRAIN will lave New York
on the dares above mentioned.
lIIll
PAYMENTS.
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches, Chains. Charms.
Mantel Sinclailiamnnds.
lillllll. JOHNSON I BBNPINY.
2i9 Montague St.
III'I'v II.III.I..~u.IL'AI:e. Brooklyn, ll. ll
Thus for our goods delivered in South Nor-
w: Ilk haw giu'II general billl- fullon. and our
Illl' fluid of II: IyIIirut i‘t highly apprm iated. Full
inlorI-Iatiuo Ian bi had II' our Iurenl.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
I9 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH lilllillilil CONN. 73$”
FAwCETT’S
Dr. F. W. Harmer,
Painless Dentist.
Il‘rova: and Bridge work.)
BEST .“E‘i' or TEETH UN ill-3T) RUBBER
ruining in Dentistry guaranteed
in be the {:l norkuIIsIc-lilp at vaI'c-s nix-II:
our-half charged by other dentists.
OFFICE. 42 WASIIIXITTUS STREET.
liver Poet Uillrc, South Sanalk. oh ly
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
IQ.
I7 MAIN STREET, NONWNLK.
To our friends and patrons In- M in an-
lillullt‘l that our SgIrIiI lIIIporluiious Ior 2:50:
an Imu‘ mIIi\'.I-Il in III III- in “nor nth min.
romp-INN!) int toil "In ning \ulk » “ill
IIllI-r Sin-rial linruulba in Ribbons and How
we. iwn lIIIIIIlrrIi ism ~ of F'lvmrrs in flush-
frsz. hollow-an make arid-lion mm and III.
will mhr their 0!!le until later if dcsIrul.
HITS lllEll NNll PNESSEII IN THE
INTEST STYLES.
ladies' own Material mails to order
MRS. W. FAWBETT.
' 7 Come. Banner. 0!
llflll flflfllsmwmu.
tin-rank“! to he the [lost and IlIoSame that y-
" the-r ileum-Is I barge TwiI e as much for. a” etc.
Tfiun‘fm‘m‘ "“5”“: WII_ - z" ' If“ A Posihu cure for all Female Diseases.
So i ll “K" , - : an: up
(mill F lllIn..- — . - hull and up ainggfig“ ‘ “M Hw‘fl‘ (.2:
All work
«use. indigestion headache. hahsrh aeLa baring
deIIyualusacroutheiowerpanofthabowsia slth
fires: a Inns-e in the region of the ovaries bladder
IliiI- nines scanty urine. with frequent desire to
or ll. e In: Indian and constipation.
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SWINE llllll h vies-ms to take In“... II;
the form of tiny capsules or
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ah I I relieveerrars thesaurus! far-selfish
weak-em Prue SI .50 per has sulliclenlfor one
month! pastures nr "- as Is: 3 bans llllcleut
ms mourns truatlnenl usually crank lbvhe the very
wont run mid by“ all ritual-ts or mailed in
a sealed uneeipt of price
address t‘ 'lafll'l. «mm (0.. Inellya, I. I
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as others, lml IIIr Mm. llnr
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laminated.
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Factory at Five iiila River.
ismthaaeust. Annabella-stout!“
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Ann SULpuun. ' HI pill! fi'llikr'kth: \g‘liiib‘.‘ \\ lighten. r
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Some
Raisethe
Objection I
THAT avzarnnuo In In” new
as so mean. a Issuers or
raorIr run run cAIlUl’
"roan to nova-rise. runs
III war war was suonw
[Imam-a. wanna III will
savanna: or names-mu ram
:nceuasv ounr ea ornanm
airman“ omr nauuam
Ir run reorucaaa nor suns
swan or near
,,.. “.1 . .I....II,...
” (lard
vacuums“?
ed by dealers and con-
family soap.
Washhum Brushy 80’s
Superlative
la the beat Flour madnsnd as cheap nanny
other.
All "more sell it. [iv-yer burn-l or
sack of flour made In the famous \\ AHIIBL‘ il-.\
bears the name of
Uiillh' Co' a.
[8. MI nIIea mils.
ASHBURN C hone genuine
tnoutJt .
r
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giguifi'aihge) .
1 iii mourn: ,
9 .
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Keney, Rubens & 60.,
"Ill AGENTS,
’I'iII )la II Sires-t, lEIIrIIurIL 1 mm.
llil i'.‘ .IIII
The leading fish market or ill!‘
cu)" Is at
HllNl & ZELUFPS
sz—WAsmsorox hummus;
coo—m
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
Will mum BITSUP,
INPOflTill sumac,
lilBSlE S
PICKLEIJ GlSlEflS.
Orders called for and delivered.
\thlusalc and Retail FIslI. ()ys~
ter and Vugt'laiilt' Market.
“#4..
HUNT &ZE|.l|FF’ S
32 WNSHINETIIN STREET.
II. I. assxrs'rr I: s. urn-LII
BENNETT & llllSlEll,
2! Iain Street, 80. Hawaii.
Meats.
Fish Oysters.
Fruiislegetabiesiuuiiry.
OF ALL Klel: I.\ 'l'liklilt >E.\>: I.‘
AT “’HOLELALF Kr RETA I!
Read This!
By when“: rsii I: labs and I ‘II q
Til-"aria
)nill .Lll ha lailul lln pong! "ruliu of I'LIr liIIII'.
and “Ulllr‘flll II r; l‘. IIII II. Il IZII“ lllllr. In: )IIII
Ian! fun i III! III-- mu '.I illlllll‘ liZIlt‘. .\II li‘
dIIvIIm 1.: I'II‘III V. III :. t.‘ 1‘~qInII.I: Hill “an I II
. .I'II I~ elIIII I. I III. I,lI
' ;-IIII law "A {I
mg NHlIrlIII nr i .i I ilI~I l .I '.
sun-inn Is iI‘m- I i! up in! III ,2 I-
will L.
if you mum [Irnfrv I'IIIII I r y I r I
)IillNlllu I .I.— III‘ uni n; on u .IIIII
poll- ) oath~ I when. w III 3mm in ii I I
It at lscnrfal Lik- lIIsIIrIIIII I i illiimln
ford.
S. S. L’Honunedien
AxrniJII Wimbledon 5:. smith Naurwnlh
B. BeKlYN 8:. SBN
slum-mm tot”. ii. IMKIIII.
5| Washington 8. 80. Israeli
ll Iain Street iiorvIsliI.
First-class
Bakers. Bogleciioners,
lCE CREAM.
‘RI-W n z Orders I‘i’n‘fiipll) i‘iliml
a ti
..r IkKlyn
A LBl N M A LIVIO.
Dealer in all kiwi of
Fresh and tilted Iran. sausage.
\‘EIIETIIBIIiifl. lIlIIIIIi ATE-r EV.
Butter. Eggs, lsIrIlJ'aanmIU-ssiuJ‘piI. Hum:-
0ysivrs,rir HI .
MINT“ MATS In lilti'i’. NEAR wit-IT.
Noun: hon-sit. mi. 13'
BIBBIE it BflMSTIlBK
Are Headquarters for Hunt Pinon: live
choice vsmwmrly Beauty of lich-
rou, Early lime. Early Ohio. While titer
and New Wbandsmne and stock
and warranted true to name. Brown at
iluulmrI.ARO()ifl'0()K (301} NT‘lI'.ilalne,
Aroustuok County has in the extreme
bathe-st manor of the United States.
sndcoutahm Bi million acmml as for-
iiia land as the sun shines on. The nail
rvaciws down to bed rock. The tanner
here makes a regular busium of raising
polatecalor sredIandbahas bereavery
natural advantage The location is so
far northss ton-sure shady mirth.
Particular attention is given to keeping
finned pure. and by yearsoi painstak-
ing Houlion seed pIItatus have unreal
reputation. if you went sum of the
[sutured mm grown in the United.
States we have them. No flurry wires
Prlecsfrom .i in incl. 40 per bushel
Special Mention.
BEST BUTTER 25c. lb.
Goverthmsbsremiuymiswnby
walls. with oarfliaed headset”!
“U.”
I
em
' . )IIIIrsI-lf and you I'..lotlw.~‘
I
EVeningSentinel
While Hellebore.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmaiiun Insect Powder.
iiapihalien.
Paris Green
‘ ln quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
HALE
The Druggist.
Feriiizers!
Raymond
Bros.
"
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering III greatly reduced
price. Potato Mamm- and Super-
phosphate at less than it costs
other dealers.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l'l l'IE ( lllSE<f Tl ..\
i .IqunIy' III I'IIIIIIIl III
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’ s
511 Ii;
4i Main Street, Norwaik, (loan.
Thon- Is nothing. (unless It be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened onIIuII's labor as
illlli‘ll us llolIlIins’ Electric Soup.
constantlysol l. Silli't‘ leiti Now,
“"ll} rub :lllil toil and w or out
IIII
wusliolzi}. \\ llt‘ll this pc- -rfo-I l snap
- is proxiolul. l0 lighlcn your III
lIor. IIIIII saw your clothes .
lI
”you have (‘i‘t'l‘ used it, in the '22
'_\'t‘ill"h we have IIIIIIIe and sold it,
you know that it is the lwst,
purest. and most
soup made.
I-I'IIIIIIIIIii'ul
If you lIIIn-n't lriI-Ii
It, ask your grow-r for it now
lie euro and “(I “In Mi'lllllil-,
with our fiilllli' on tho “rapper.
“fl” '[Hls It Is not the railing
lilii'r Slliilit', that iliiitil
n- madden-II. in unit-
IWIcE Int: II! it LIIuvIlI-Ilgr III
in. I .lliiv of an IutII'LI-
'l here Is as IIIIII iI l’l' Iii mi" map in :I IIIII
of lhIlIIIme' I’chim ii“ in four bani III
anv other umpImI-ln. and It In", It us“
mmvdim, to dim IIIIIIII, do [mu III."
In- llIlil II work no Inn min-r. lien-Ii u
but a wry slight Iuhunu- on that of iv
lI nor snap lIInIeIIIp-m Dobbins lulu-Mr
1.1.. l India d to
Philadelphia. In.
hm (when! wen i
we of the bras fire nit,
Ins av mks no" N
. 'mrr. “at“
marlin“,
DI
in M N
as II 's'ihtl'wfi WI II
a suit-”h. “f‘rvntdsw ant-imam rug
hug-vie?“ r1 «rim-s in" to “trim!"
”a. are Mtovl snhnniiwrgrflwm‘?‘ I;
as Ihla "on, I «- trial will so Iii-In. I“
Ar-‘virl'fienmf v at:
an . or ir-k 's .fl!
' I m who
a. :Im‘”.‘IIII.III
I .
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mom me in was! '
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