, . . Enquire
at
the
Office
of
the
EaningSentine‘l
nnnllqlsnnn
liainhlll’s Inhnman Monster
P'ays the booth Penalty.
HE TOTTBBS TO HIS DOOM.
Like a (‘rsven the Head Faces the
Scafleld.
llo Slay! at Least roar child!!!“ my"
“(omen with Cold Blooded coolness,
but “hell lle feels the icy Breath or
Death Upon Illa Face no is Overcome
with Year and is Almost Carried to the
Place 0! Execution-To the Very End
Ila Par-iota ‘l’hat II. II Insane and Call
lit-sell "Poor lad Incl”—-Bamark-
atria Criminal Career 0! the Ila- Who-
Iany Believe Wu home Other Thai
"Jack the Ripper."
Mnmocnvn. Hay Zl—Frederick Bayley
Deeming was hanged at 10.01 a. m. Monday.
Seventy reporters and physicians witne-ed
the execution, and outside the prison wall
thousands waited for hours to watch the
black flag, theaignal that all was over.
When Deemiug was led into the yard and
up to the pilows everybody was surprised
toucthat he was notchained, as had been
expected. He walked unsteadily between
the guards and several times tattered as it
about to lull. His face was ushen and he
shook like a man with the palsy. Several
times when the chaplain spoke to him on
coungingly in an undertone Doeming port-
ed h'u lips to reply, but he uttered no sound.
He seemed to be stupeded by his approach-
ing death. When his arms were pinioued
he wavered and would have fallen bad he
not been mught by the wanton. At iirst he
shook his head when his last opportunity to
speak was given him. Then he rallied from
his stupor and with a strong effort called
out. “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit."
Ilia Knees Knocked Together.
He tried tosay more and stood with his
mouth half open, but no words come. As
the noose was adjusted his knees knocked
togetheraml he would have collapsed had
run I. DEKIISG.
he not been supported until he was swung
into midair. [is died without it struggle
and almost instantly. The body, alter being
cut down, was taken in charge by the prison
physician who will superintend the post-
mortem examination into the structure 01
thesknll and brain. Deemiug's conduct at
the lust wasa surprise to all who have lleen
nuarhim since he was sentenced. Sunday
evening he seemed to realize tor the first
time that all hopo was gone. Before then,
dupite occasional lite oi desxiondeucy, he
hadtold theprison oflcials that he was not
borntobehauged,and that howonld get
out yet and ”make it hot for his persecu-
ton.” Shortly alter .anpper Sunday oven-
ingheoalled tothe keeper and asked our
iomly, “Do you think it is all up with me!"
'11s. is your last night, Beaming,” was the
rally, “and you hadhettertalktoyourflod
indoor! oi ms."
Dunning wasrallent for several minutes
and then inquired, lmnkonly for the chap
lain. “I have been a wild fallow," he laid.
“and have sins enough to be pardoned, God
knows,hntlamnot no bad as they have
made me out. Only to think that poor,
crazy Prod should dis on the gallows."
When the chaplain cams licensing was
crying. lie said he wished to review the
h 0! his past lilo andtohavsthechap
lain pray with him for luminous. Ho
dd he had been a good-loruothinglsllow
and had injured most ol the person- he had
met in lilo. “But the only murder lever
committed," he protested, “was when i
killed Emily Mather, it I did kill her, I
"crazy when i did it, and the men who
swore away my lilo at the trial have more
to answer for than 1."
Derry for Ilsa ltouncmslt.
Theehuplaln rut prayers with Booming
and ma. took dowu his Bible and road
auroral chapters aloud. Then he grew
dimer and was talking about his attention
lorlbilouneasrall when the chaplain left.
nowrotualettc to Miss Rouucssvull and
another to Ir. Lyle, his lawyer. lie told
thshunpsrthalthsluariut burden on his
was that he had ruined the
youngwmaa's lilo by the notorisly he had
bought upon her. booming wont to bed
atllldclockaudwrat to sloopalmost ira-
msdiatsiy. He did not awake until ll o’clock.
I tolls- lather,» onetime
flaw-still living luAutraliaaud
fl “blight-rs kiliudhrla
. mam-lu-
Hm
equally thatinallbts sapsrienusrhshad
Mason a more broken creature.
llr. Lyle; Dsomlug's lawyer. '3’! he has
not (leaded what to do with Desmlug'a au-
zobiography. thasnot yet had time to
mod much olths manucript and what he
as road has led him to think that it h-
fow claims to being a true narrative. The
spelling and writing are bad, he says, and
them is evidently so much incoherent phil-
nsophizing in the work that he tours nobody
will be willing to undertake the financial
risk or publishing it. The resulyolthp
mortcm examination of " ing’slx aiu
will not be known mbuh several days.
Frederick Buyley Deemi "ions of the
most versatile and bloodthirsty wretches in
the history ol the world's criuw. That. part
a! his career which led immediately to lab
arrest, trial anddouth at Mellxrnrns, beau
in Buiuhill. a suburb of Liverpool, on July
2|, 1891. 110 then took lodgings under the
name of Williams at the Commercial hotel
in that village and shortly began paying
court to Miss Emily Mather, whom be sub-
aeqnently married. He rented Dinham villa.
on the outskirts of the village, during his
courtship. and there received a woman and
(our young children, who illuminated short-
ly before his marriage to Miss Mather.
Alter the wedding on Sept. 22 he and his
wile took a abort wedding journey and Oct.
1:; they sailed lor Australia. They went to
ii in a house in Windior, a suburb of Mel-
bou e. There on Doc~ 24, nine days alter
their 'val, he killed his young wile and
buried h under the door. He then dump
poured. bout ten weeks later, when new
tenants w ro about to take the house, apo-
cuiiunodor was noticed, the floor was taken
up and the body oi Mrs. Deeming was
found. lurks on horhondund neck showed
that she had been killed by blows.
When this news reached Rainhiil the po-
lice tore up the door of Dinham villa to
satisfy their suspicion that the woman and
tour children who lilll been seen them with
Deeming might have suilored the same fate
as did Emily Mather. They found under
the ilmrs, which Booming himsell had
cemented, the bodies ol the woman and
children. The Woman was his wile, nee
Marie James, whom he married in England
in mo. and the children were his own.
booming was caught near Peril! in Australia
late in March after he had advertised
through a matrimonial agency, and had
made arrangements to marry Miss Rounceo'
veil in Perth. .
Alter his arrest and incarceration in Mel
boume awaiting trial more or less evidence
was lound tending to connect Beaming
with dozens of heinous crimes, including
those 0! “Jack the Ripper,” and a man who
knew Booming Iu Halifax came forward
with proof that Deeming while there had
written to the Eldowes woman, one of the
\i’hitcchapel victims. The exact truth ol
the charges was not and never will be .-
oertainod, as beaming was tried, convicted,
sentenced and hanged {or the killing of
Emily Mather only. An idea ol the num‘
her of crimes attributed to him, as well as
h'u whole remarkable oareer since lhfil, may
be gathered from thisooudensed statement:
As l‘rodrrtek Bay Icy ‘ Dunning.
“Bind-‘01). —!arrled Ilsa Marie Jam's at St.
Paul's leurch. ilxglwr Transmoro.
\‘v'o-nl alarm to Australia.
it“! Joined ivy bu wiln bout lnjnil lnrslx
weeks tor {hell
no» Numerous hank robberies took place In
Hydnoy, the perpetrators not living
detected.
lift. More robberies. burglaries, mystorlous
disuppoaranm and tragedltw.
lml 75m up shop in a large way. perpetuates
a lraudulmt bankruptcy and ab
alumni: from Syduoy
no: —rl-'lisa tron; Adelaide to Cape Town after
robbing two brothers of rm,
1%» Sothing known of him. During this year
six 0! the Whitmhapu-l murdon
worn perpetrnlod.
mo Poses in Durban as a mining engineer
and obtains Ell!) by fraud.
Juno II.“ £3.37!) advanced to him in Durban
on luxury dumb. obtains 2”) worth
of jowolry and (TOP-mp1 About the
lam» time two murders wanton
milled in the Trsnwaal, the mur.
derer escaping.
July 17»~The eighth Whitm-hapol murder.
Sopt. lo Tin- uinth Whiles'hapel murder.
rioptembor Turned up unexpectedly in Blrk
echoed. when his wile was living.
Dewitt-r» is traced by a private detective, who
wants him [or the Transvaal rob
wanes.
November‘rlails for Australia luring the
vmu-l at Port Bald. ill! double- on
his paranor- and returns to Birken
head
As llarry Lawson.
hm, Fell in— Arrives at Bersrlny and marries
Ills-9 Muthcnon a lortnight alter
ward. ,
larrh l} Obtains Jewelry by {also proteins-
at Hull.
larch tor-Sails from Southampton for Booth
America
April 7—«Arrestrd at Montevideo
Oct. lb—Trlod at Hull raisins and sentenced n
nine months’ imprisonment.
in. July it Mbsralud 1mm liull Jail.
July Iii—«Miss Langley was murdered at Prra
too. near ilull. the murderer scrap
ing.
July alwllaku his drut appearance in Balahlll
Joly ”Milan too at the Communist hotel with
a dark lady. who turns out to be his
wile. In. Beaming. of Burkhuad.
July tl—Lunrhos at the hotel with his wife. is
alterward accompanied lo Baylor
by lil— liatbor and signs the anus
meal at tonnaacy.
July ”—30-. and but childruu arrive
in
July 3 h'l’hs div-told murdsris committed
lispt. Bularrin Hi— lmlly lather at Batu
hill.
Mllahatbvrilhhirwilsfrom Would
Australia.
tiny. fl—Iiss Iathrr's last letter posted on the
way out at Colombo.
Doc. 56—» ii- Iathsr murdered.
Au hasten.
Wan—4w” for another wile is a let
bonus matrimonial agency. Pro
pus. to and is accepted by Ii-
ilonncarsll st Perth. Western Abs
tralia
their names. before 'the
sOlid and substantial.
Wm m.
"'rrtsossrmc cesium?"
he Pennsylraulu .lliiltary academy in
hseucloodonuuuountol unmvaisucaol
typhoid lever among the «data
Watsrahrr Killer. w represented
lay county in the New sissy analog:
use to it”, is insane.
llr. Deacon is proatmtcd and may he sent
tothe indrmary oi the jail at Khan.“
fin‘istaltiug miners oi l'uynr d'Alenu,
twaoouniou men were coming
\inprg Northern Pacino road Saturday.
stopped, he train and untitled ths men not
to’
no 8. Hyde, of Springfield, the luau
chnaet member of the Republican national
committee, unannounced his resignation oi
that 'tion.
pamnger train at East New Brunswick, N.
J., and was fatally injured.
The pope contemplates making Wombat
a saint. ,
James Braunignu, a son 0! er—Aillerman
Bunnigon, of linrrisun, N. .1, run into a
team of horses and was instantly killed.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
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The league Record.
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Eastern League Record.
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Inc President'- Rochester Trip.
Wasuisoros, Nay Zlol‘midont liar-
risou, who goes to itocheoler, N. Y., to take
part in the exertions 0! Memorial Day, will
travel by special train over the Northern
Comm railroad, leaving Washington on
Saturday, May :5, at 7 a m., and reaching
Rochester at 7 p. to. An observation car
will be attached to the tnuu, and from the
piatlorm thus provided the president may
address his lullow auntie at any or all at
the points en route at which the train is
scheduled to stop—eight or ten in all. “one
accompanying the pmident will be Secre-
tary Elkina and Postmaster General Walla
maker. The president will make only a
short addmos on Memorial Day. The oration
oi the oumsion will be delivered by Prui-
deut ilall, oi Rochester unrremt y.
China In“ Not Retail-tr.
Wasmsurox. May ill—At the China.
legnuun llu' nLaIA‘lnv'nt is made that no in;
hillit imlh luv.- yi-t but. rot-viral 1min
Pam. Ln’xtnillg me p». y to w pursued
com rum; lut‘ new (imam exclusion act.
it may be Mint, ll-JWOYOI, that there will he
Bu Hub-lit ultsrupuun oldipiomntic relations
nnolno l'rprznuls upon Americans in China
b-«unsc m the plunge oi Ills: law. Au Im-
proaslon prevails that some arrangement
Will be mad..- betwwo the two countries to
define the rights of subyecta ot either nation
residing ill the other by treaty or otherwise.
lzlrrtricily Kills a Ital-ac.
Nrwanx, N. 1., May Lit-Thu defective
insulation «1 one of tho wirrs which carry
the poww for the Springfield Avenue chic
inc can «mused the death at a horse and our
dangerod many lives. The electricity was
communicated to the track, and when a
stage load of incrrymakers come along the
modem occurred. All four oi the horses
were thrown to the ground, and one at
them that lay on the truck was killed.
Plumes tuned lrom various parts. the
animal’s body.
Nia- lodiea “prov-rod.
Raw Oman, May 21mm“ bother
have thus lax been WVUM from the
wreck which occurred on the at book
Bouthern railroad near Ooklmau. The
names at the dead are William Chrystal,
Danton, Tea; it. I). Compton, Nashville,
lire. Octave Anderson, Amarillo, Tom; J.
T. Warren, Pierce City, In; In. it. ll
Clark, Winchester, Tenn; It. 3. Hanson.
Filler, Am; Ira. ludgins, of Alabama.
Prank Nichols, fireman, and James Eur
gain, at liomphis.
”I'll. lupin Ital. laproas. last."
Maseru, N. Y., lay Zl.~lt Isle-rout
from good authority that the New York
Central will put on another last train soon,
knownaatha "In: titanium-.53!
it will have Bud at taillp. In. W
in New York about 9 p. In, making:
some stop now lauds by the lupin
apron. “a
a lillionaln'larvlu Ills larva-t.
liars Purcltoo, Haydn—Thumb.
gruwu allursu ct lulled-in Janus P.
Plum,otuanta(nars.srsgnatlymd
overt!» m awn-gs of told III.
wholssuveatyycursolagufio servant.
“Juli-Nell. Plsrcobworthum
John Barry. I. tn. Arrives.
law You, lay a—Auwug the you.
look-vs w-u 'l’tilow's Inquest.
Thomas Kelly, twenty-two, fell lrom a ,
l
‘~ Merchants who permanentlylad- .
,vertise create the impression of
Strength and/of Soundness. People .
at least feel that those who keep
Makes an every-day convrnivrte of an
olddim: luxury. Pure and \I.’i,olrsomc.
Prepared with scrupulous (M Highest
awnrdul all Pure Food Erymzlbm-z Each
package lllillitfi two large ; . » Avoid
Ilnllati.:ns~3n.l insist on liliJIlZ the
NONE SUCH hmn l, '
IERRELL & SOULS. Swarm-u N. Y.
column 1-
It TllBAilllll
AND SULPHUR.
I'h’s Ion com-n Fertiliser lam tor
mom-,m “rah-Jun.“
M ("day without 1"- Hi
can kappa-d any limo tn the sun-ins.
flar- altrr iratiou. thus fnruhhlnga [rid-l
loud for thumb o the grin-I. Kn earth war-ca live
when thin-liberally Inn-at. Fothiwrndum-uh a
am 1 I "Lilli. It
will mmuhnny. Lanai hurtful-unit will
h-rr-oou put-toss
. c. stunrsfiiflm'»
o-‘l 2m
Emily and cheaply made at horns Im-
proves the appetite, and unit digestion.
An unrivalled tompemncedrink. Health
lul. ioammg, luscloos. One bottle of
citracl makes 5 gallons Get it sure.
Thialsmonly'qmtnrgmd"
or «turn. but for bill", "on
trul will support llmrkum. i
Ihhthmwtt-
mini
on. stratus“ mm
Dental Plates.
This instrument
does away” with in
ism mm plate
“alien use. 11'?
an very urns .
IT! about might!»
mlmrthlhsusoai
rise. and below cun-
haaical principles. ill afimm“lt"=n'l"m”$i
e , .
hrrot' teeth can in put in
public are
«l the
\
EveningSentinel
iMSHINBTBN!
" ‘ Blue-r Touns To Tun
NATIONAL ennui
L'nnrn 'l'nn i'uuonauw trounce-ran firms
1 ill
nuusmi’uii autumn.
February 18, March 17. April 7, 28, May
I9, 189".
a
Excursion Tickets
Good only on special train. will be sold from
how lurk at
$l2.50
$l LOO
ilrtnrn rum-ms valid only on syn-la! train.
llu- Saturday lolluulng. 'I‘ ll! .l'LM rah: llr
wholes railway {are and meals onrouie in both
Ilireriions. hols-I momnmmlatlons In \Vashin —
ion at the Arlington. Norm-mile. Ehbill. Wi -
‘s. or Riggs house. from en mar on Thurs-
'luyln lnnrhmn on Saturday. mill inch-five-
The .l IJKI rate rims not include meal» on—
roule, Tl“! wrong all the mixer [natures oi the
tour. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New York
at ii at. m.. on the dates above mentioned.
Tourist agent and rbaperon will mom ny
furl. porn. For itineraries. tickets a lull
lnlnrmnlion niche-Is Tourist A cut Pennsyl-
\‘anlo Railroad. M9 Broadway. {New York.
l'liAH. E. Pl'lili. J. ll. WOOD
liens-rs; Manager. lieneral Pass. Agent.
. m
Dr. F. W. Harmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
M town and Bridge work.)
like i‘ SET or TEETH ON RED Rl'l’iiliiit
88$“
Husrsniml to iv the Best and lln-Shmelhnt
arm-r Drum-ts rlmrg» 'l‘wirr as much for.
l'wth rurarml ulrhuut pain - .
*an Fillings Hi» and up
Gobi i‘lllinm — -
ROUND TRIP.
flk'
"PAYMENTS
ll WEEKLY!
Watches.cn:lns.Chams.
Mantel Clocksfliamonds.
linen. unison l comm.
2I9 Nuulague St.
m1": HALL. muslin. Bmollyn, ". Ta
Tuna far our grinds delivered in South Nor-
walk bow given general malfunction. and our
method of payment lshlghly apxmiaud. Full
information can be had 0! our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER‘.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
I? "All STREET.
SWINJ‘WM. cull-l?
F AWC ETT’ S
Ionwnr.
To our friends and patrons we beg tonn—
nouncv' that our Spring importation: for llIL'
an- now run-fwd. to which your attention is
mtu'lfnlly inv ted.
odor Szm'lal Bur-gains in Ribbon.- and Flow
1"».th luumlmi horns of Flows-n In ('liliv<-
(rout. Ladies run nmhr m-lectiun now and war
will reserve ttwlr order until Liter if desired.
HITS MED IND PRESSEI) IN THE
Opening work on will
llTE8T STYLES.
1?
ladies' own iialsrlal made to order
MRS. W. FAWBETT.
' “raw °'
flflllflflflm m... x.
‘ t .
A Potion cm Ior all female Dioceses.
A I'll Ill IHOIS ~A tired Iwuld Italian. low
- "1!)an up
All work pertaining to Ih-ntlstry guarantor-l
m in- the law-l \mrknmudlip at pnrrs about
rln‘Jthll ch inn-d by nllwr dentists
OFlv'll'E. l2 \\’_\.~'lll.\’u'l‘u.\ STREET,
m-rr l'mi "Jib-r. soul. .\l-r milk.
also. indignation. h
arms—v. luumrrhm and constipation.
SPNIIE TUIIEIS
m. l)
JOHN F. FLYNN
Instr-an
a sealed pathos upon receipt of price.
.irilsdassa and flap-deny without k low a
Old-(h. Incluh. lit-ring
down pains across the lower panel the bowels with
[W a! norrntl-D in tho rrgion of the ovaries. bladder
mum: in scanty urine. with lreqmt daslra to
is plmant to take. being in
the turns of tiny capsulrl or
pills which. it taken according to (IL-action! novrr
hil- t-- nlisrs arc-n the severest for-a offs-ale
wash-an Prh'. “Juli '0! has ancient taro-s
months trauma-at or ’0... [or I Iona aulciclt
in: s nionllln treatment madly enough for the very
sold byail druggtsta or matlrd ll
Sanitan Plumber.
STEAM and fits FITTER.
lflBBlllll l SPECIilll.
ll.~.v:n.: lain-l; rim hm mom uxulvr_il.r Lil-.-
mr ‘lun \\ “alumni-n air-11. n‘oulh .‘mronll.
vim till-«l it Mr
Aulguns
Irv-up" Hull) an inn n slisrr of puhln pumm—
ngr. l xv." .- in plural-lug F lmu «inm- for Na
Irv! «Is-\v'n yarn. in llir Wm lay of \V, H. lily-L
era, ( n .til mvri. will lmu- n.\ pr mutual our
"l'iT- n", on: all} law g-runwlll w\-t Mal and
“mum“. ,-.-v-.|,v.».-.l .. L -..»n,..l_u,,,
cures. it
PLUMBINBN
l-mln numb Sororilkolnugi-h. . i Fin-.-
wr. W? o. How. it. n Punish u v. Him...
Nil Meekerlcu.
Sanitary Plumbing
ANI:
low Pressure Steam Hulls
a mortally.
fill all) SHEET lllllil Vlllll.
Not llr Hating. larger and lint-
ing titties.
.lzrnl for all the lloynton ('0 'a apnialtisland
Florida "Boiler
Full this at Tin Vim.
5! South Iain Oh. So. lmalt.
Save " Money!
BY Villll‘lh'fl
F. BflYLSTllN’S
Factory at Five Illa River.
.tddrv-u fl‘kfl'l": smut: m. snow-j r.y'
‘5
Within 5 Minutes. Five crnt saluylr «on
IL» I run; Ten cent sample rout-ins ll
olar slu- 23c" 50¢. a at. mailed
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rooklyn. X. l‘.
rs! punt
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"Wiggins.
ill Tl the ((u-
“I'ItL‘ unlit-A715].
I-nn—n-a—
Nrmnlglo, Sirk-lmul
in hr. A mi-bilious am:
an ens {Illllly a tin
iiil.l.'5 tilN'FlirEINT
ls "wally reliable {or
curing pllc‘s in all iorma,
For sale no when.
and at PLAirl ED'S
Drug Store, Sufinrwalk
i’rlrr 5‘: real! I lull.
A illu. Proprietor Portland. lie. in Ilrn
r
4m!!- iiuln nth-wt.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
"mainstr-
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Some
Raise the
Objection I
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A370.” 1'0 ADVERTISE. ‘lllll
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ADVI‘I’II’. “I'll. I! I’ll
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if ‘lll'. PIOPWAIB I!" HAD!
unusual” ‘3“?th “g’t't‘é'éfifif "flu“..i'h’.” “'5', __.__,.,.,____ swan: or runny
torus ultra-mus”. Wei solarium-hm
mans-nummmmmn mummmm W] mm.
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gas. ram sis-n at no arm-Iv W Sentinel
Wham-Ilium. ' am “an". vmmm. oumns
rmwmmauw °.F.mll'3m.llllfl.unmanaauimotmnus
Wm I-flbh‘uvfltflt , rah-rd Bananas-ranch».
“my“ frlsadrwlllluh "nkmus-umu $515». “”33” can:
the city to attend ihr maul-Irma! -.-.,--.-_-....-_. a w—-‘ -._-.__ w
NerudAmydthksp-hiic.
. 'wrtcon mm»
« a
not" 0
“will?
y,
a
brand never found wanting, which
i mulled but mm
Superlative
Is the bull Flour made. and net-heap as any
other. All gumrs sell it. Every barrel or
suck of flour made in the (amour. \l‘ ASH BURN
MILLS. Minneapolis. bears the motor of
WAMIBURN CROSBY Co‘lt None genuine
wilhontJt. .
Keney, Rubens in to,
Hill AGENTS,
7'!) Mann Street. Han font. t mm.
mrl: 3m
Thc‘leading iish market of the
city is at
HUNT 8L ZELUFF’S
32-Wasnisoros Sinner—Liz.
There you can always film the
freshest iish to be had. A tin.-
lot of shad aI‘I'Ithl'l every day.
PURE Tllflflll CITSIN’.
slli’fllllill SillDthS.
PlCKllll OYSTEBS.
Orders cullml for and dclll‘t‘rc-l.
“Wholesale and Retail Full. ily-u
tor and Vegetable} .‘olnrkcl.
"liltlilllfi’s
BENNlll & HUSlEl,
2t Iain Street, 80. Roman.
m eats.
Fish Oysters.
Fruilslegetables, Poultry
OFALL KIND! L\' THEIR 38AM n
AT WHOLELALF ’6 RETAIL
Read This!
llt ~lwmr~. muumlrr m.-l lan" rm
lvlllliull {mil Hf lln- ' . *
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wrr in-un . 1
.ul: 1-.urufic-r n. .
lug wilrmr l'f r ..z-
runner is lit-- . mull
nun-h.
lit'tlu ;. .
I! )‘niiwnhl protection in! your (Mini-y, or
yonm-llm l uw -.1 old on. rt n piano '1! [loin-
ruin-y on [hr n-n-tnwmrnl p an m iln' l'nnmrt-
(rulllirnrral Lllr imumnrrt‘ninruusml iinrr-
tll’i .
S. S. L’Hommedieu
AnniJll “'aahimzlon St. South Sons-ll
0. BeKLYN & SON
tint-reason in (7. ll. lieilh n.
it Washington 8. to. Ismail
21 lain ttmt Inmait.
vim-rinse
Bakers. Confectioners,
ICE CREAM.
1'. Del“ t ’r ‘ ’
“v. V. Dhfiyn.‘ )rrimi :rmpti, illlwl
ALBIN MA LIVIO.
Drain n all kind of
lei and Ballet Instr, Sausage,
VVuh‘l‘Aiiilfi. lllldl'n'l'ndrrjs,
Butler. up, lmrviJ’nnnc-l u-m~,rm., I'lomu
i slur-«tr rte.
Ntlll’l'il Mam m it'll'l'. NEAR WWW.
Moth Norwalk. mil I;
Are lieulquarters for flood Potatoes: lire
clmlce rarktmliariy lit-only oi "vb-
rou, Early no». Karly Ohio. While “in!
and New Whandsomo ml stock
and wlmuied true to nail». ilrowu at
”GilliamARWlK COUNTYJIaim,
Amt-took (Minty hes in the extreme
northeast moor oi the United Flutes,
Indconiuins a. million acmof as for»
ills land as the sun sliinm on. The soil
mocha down to bed rock. The tanner
heremakn a regular lumines- of raising
Mame-for seedmnd hehaa heresrery
natural advantage The location is so
far norlhas lolusure ahardy grmrlh.
Phrticularutienilon 5 given to harping
the-sad purr. and by yearsol painstak-
ing Boulion reed pinata have agmt
rrpulation. ll you want some of the
insisted pointing grown in the United
States we hate thorn. No fancy prions
l’rlmfroni "Jo low.” per bushel.
sp‘ééin not}...
BEST BUTTER 250. Ill.
M‘fiutarupstsluymlswuby
“with ourllud Mural,”
While H.1llebnre.
Camphur Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Naplhalien.
Paris Green,
in quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
—b - ”.m
HALE,
The Druggist.
Fertilizers!
.‘ AT~
Raymond
Bros.
Hur Pure Ground Bone “1
are wibring all greatly reduced
price. Pulatn llanurv umiSnprr—
phosphate at Two than it costs
Ulllrr ¢l~*2tlo'rs.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l’l‘lil'll lii.‘~l;:~l', TEA.
tin. I lw :v [:lel or
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
STORE.
4i ham Street. Iicrwalk. Pour.
Any article that has "urinal
'.".' yours of l'nlllpi-Ulh»'> aml illi-
ilulinn. and soils rnoro'auu lllul‘t'
t'lll'll your. inns! "writ.
llnlillills' Eli'l'li'il’ Sump. first
lllilllr in mm. i.» jib! that article.
Those who um- ll l'tit’ll Wo't'k (and
their mum- is legion“ some
clothes and strength and let
soap do the Work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingnoss, before the
story it will tell, “or”. of it
own perfect purity and quality.
if you will giro it om- trial,
Ask your gnu-or For it. Ilt? ha:
it, or will got it. Try it nc-xl
Monday.
N. B, lllwmvromoin olmin-lrc»
tnuly ,Jnynnupurt. is bilinr'
in tho- on umi our. all )iuulmlin'n. Lin--
lrirn,nlui .iI-urn-‘llnlu‘r on lwminlrui ,
imilniimm. Ant in: lmhlunn' than“
m- that our norm is I v. . u r, urn; In r,
uml if any Utln-l In n-IJ ’um h) ’uul’
grim-r. wiwn :nn «min on”. mo It
back in him.
bun,-
Tiwvr- on- many limitation
l. l.. (mum d: l o.
i‘liilmlvlulun. l'o.
WHY
N. g. Millions
F.
6%. ‘
llllolnlllimwu‘ .. .l .’.;l
sou-unsung Min v with UN c r rive.
3,.»
.‘ luv ' -
our, and Orr
the iron Irwin .
no” mt rmvhr um.- ‘
l I: rq-miv ”in.
I "HY”. " a “"713" “w“ as:
I r ‘r t or.
a sly memo nr' sun nmdwml’. fibre
or" Wurst! as thin one": sauna snide-I-
MABM Molina from [N In 7‘
3 u lire His»: irrmrws know
0 MI! Inert :VPPM’LUT w- Tit/Mn: In 1
Drum-mm inst lo hoary Ii no a... “an.
out“. linen-urn» v- rsyur.
a In ruin Mil/H“ r .mm”
n the prim. an» that wt mom.“
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mind 1nd
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