"aliens IS Ignorant
l-Ie Reaches Portland Ready
for the Fray.
IA“ CHANGES IN THE CONFESSION.
Twenty-light Alterations Presented to
tho Presbyterian Banal-a] Assembly.
Inflodlats and the Woman Delegate
Question—Dr. Parkhunt Criticised.
‘ Poarnarln, Ora. May 24.——Dr. Briggs has
arrived after a pleasant trip over the Union
Pacific. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Briggs and islooking improved in health by
his journey. Heisprepared for any duty
which may be required of himin connection
with questions Income before the Presby-
tartan assembly touching upon himself.
Twenty-eight changes to the confession of
faith w'are presented by 'the revision oom-
lnittse of the Presbyterian amembly at
Portland. 0! the twenty-eight changes
thirteenare accepted. The points covered
are: Divine decrees, preterition, the cre-
atiomthe covenant, the new paper on the
Holy Spirit, man‘s fall, the new chapter on
thegospel. predestinzition. effectual call, in-
fant salvation, non-election and the Lord's
no Money for Seetarian Schools.
Dr. Bartlett, of Washington, presented a
report on Indian schools. It was recom—
mended that henceforth all public moneys
for Indian education should be expended
by government odicials, and that appro—
priations forsectarian schools should abso-
lutely cease. The constitutional amend
mentnow pending looking to this end was
heartilyapproved. »
The report of the board of missions to
freedmsnshowed that 371 minimal-lea had
been sent out during menu; that 300
churchesand missions had been aided and
”parochialand 14 boarding schools innin-
MRI“! it total of 0.229 pupils. The
receipts amounted to over $172.01», with
expenditures almost equal. The board also
has under its charge 226 Sunday schools
with 18,221 scholars.
The Woman Delegate Question.
'Oaana, May 24.—'I'he woman delegate
question came up in the Omaha conference.
Dr. Moore, of Ohio, offered the following
resolution:
Wham A decided majority of both the
Iaity and min'nters has declared in favor of the
eligibility of women, therefore.
Resolved. That the general conference holds
that In all matters connected with the election
of Iaydalsgab’es that the word "laymen" ought
whundmand mun of right be under-
stood to include all the members of the church
who are not members or presidents of the an-
nual conference.
Dr. Buckley, red in the face, was on hi
feet in an instant and raised the point of
order that the subject was now before the
judiciary committee and should be referred
to that committee. The chair so held amid
applause. Dr. Kyuelt moved that the silly
ject be taken up as the order immediately
afterths report of the committee on judi-
ciary and it was ordered. Sanford Hunt
and Earl Crauston were elected treasurer
and assistant treasurer of the missionary
society.
The upper Iowa conference offered a reso—
lution on the Jewish question expressing
the profound sympathy of the conference
fertile Russian Jews who are being pone
cubed for not being members of the Greek
church, but it was stated that the Method-
ht Epitapal church had recently established
a little mission in Russia which the neo-
Intion would hurt. The Iowa conference
withdrew its resolution.
A resolution condeming capital punislr
merit and declaring that the statute provid
ing for capital punishment should be es—
pnnged from the statute books of every
civilised nation was tabled.
The conference decided to hold afternoon
and evening sessions until adjournment.
which was appointed on Thursday mt.
Paxhhnrst’s Methods Aualhd.
Pit-manna, May 2A.—lt was “an3 day" at
the Presbyterian Ministerial a-ociation
mating. Among the many questions pro-
ed was one worded, “Is apaatorjusti-
fled in secretly visiting haunts of vice with
a view in exposing them!"
Dr. Johnson held very emphatic views on
Dr. Parlhurst‘s methods of cvaugellzing
fallen women. lie did not think that a
militia of the (impel was required to seek
sin In such a place. It wan like going down
into hell to see how aatan lived. There
were other moanaof reform that were more
dentin and not half so demorallsing as the
methods of Dr. Parkhnrot.
Dov. Dr. taluford'a‘lloval l’Iaa.
Haw You, larch 24—1110 liar. Dr.
Bait-ford wants wealthy church people to
start respectable saloons, where poor man
mauleyanboaestgllus: lbeerhaudnood
mpanydnstaahla uck r not run enjoy
than at their clubs.
Beads-Id III Rollo Ifapoawvw.‘
flaw You. llay 20.~—llethodist mlnlo
tors in their looday morning meeting eon-
damned the exposure in the Church of St.
Jean Baptiste of the rolls of St. Ann.
lamakrgsr Was a amino.
Karissa, N. J.. lay Ila—Christian Kur
Isabel-gar, a well known resident of this
city, committed suicide late Sunday night
by shooting himself. The family elated
that he died of blood g. Themnnty
phidan, however, found that the man
w-aaalolds. Noearaa bwnadforths
not
“new and Illll at flow tori.
If" You, lay M.-llr-Pmldent (tiara-
% Cleveland and their little daugh-
tvr came quietly to this city and took
mathsVictoria hotel. senator David
I. are mine from Washington and regal,
ital d ills Ilorundia
“ah-"flim-
Pafl. ’I.—-Parlswasthrlllsdbya
Mmbleatbsnamm.
THE news b caucuses.
President Harrison Withdraws the flame
of Knollbrarlan Bancroft.
\I‘asn‘iroron, May 24.-'I‘hs senate dia-
cuseod all day without taking final action
thereon the hill introduced In response to
the suggestion of the president's annual
memgs to plinth 'in the United States
courts offenses committed againstthe treaty
rights of aliens. There was only a very
slim attendance on the floor.
As a result of the trouble between Secre-
tary Blaine and Frederick A. Bancroft. late
librarian of the state department, the presi-
dent notified the senate of his withdrawal
of Mr. Bancroft‘s nomination to be consul
of the United States at Brunswick. bier-
many.
Watson's finblreasury Bill Victory.
Wasulxorox, Mny zl.—ln the house Mr.
Watson offered his resolution requesting
the committee on ways and means to re-
port his subtreasnry bill, and the house
adopted the resolution.
Dob-to on" tlls Home Rule ‘lllll.
[08003. May 21.——During the debate on
the Irish local rovcrnrnent bill in the house
of commons Willinm O'Brien made a hot
attack on the government covering its whole
policy toward Ireland. He was followed
on the floor by Joseph Chamberlain, who
said that be regarded the measure favorably
because it gave to Ireland exactly what
similar measures had given toEngland. The
limitations put by the bill on the local au-
thorities were indispensable and he would
vote for the bill. [Derisive laughter among
the Irish members. Mr. Tim Hoaly replied
to Mr. Chamberlain, maintaining that even
Mr. Balfour had been unable to say much in
the bill's favor. Mr. Healy expressed the
opinion that the bill was the most con-
temptible thing he had ever seen in the
house rind that no self respecting Irishman
could vote for it. _
Almy [In a Fighting Chance.
Contour), N. If, May let—Concerning the
case of Frank (I. Almy an ex-judge of the
supreme court says: “If the question of the
constitutionality of the law under which
Almy was tried by the court after having
admitted his guilt should be decided by the
whole bench to be constitutional Almy
could be executed on the date last named
by the court. If the law should bcdeclared
unconstitutional and New Hampshire should
claim the right to try Almy again. alleging
that being tried under it defective law his
life had not been jeopardized, his case would
be carried up to the supreme court of the
United States on the ground that under the
bill of rights a person shall not be put In
jeopardy twice for the same offense."
“'eslingllonnn but“ at the “lit.
CHICAGO, May at—George Westing-
house‘s company has been awarded the in-
crlndescent elm-trio lighting contract for
the World 's fair. After many days of fruit-
less endeavor to award the work to the
Edison General Electric company. the com-
mittee was forced to award the contract to
Westinghouse. bemuse he had by 68”“)
the lower bill. However. tlli< committee
askedn lifllulk} lwnll. I’fr'rllli‘lli West-
inghozi-i- and that In- ihuught the demand
for “Julmxluujust and was not yet do»
elder) \vlirtln-rho Wuulll urn-pt the terms
Mr. “'estiughouso's bid writ small).
funeral of James lt.I0sgmul.
Luxnnx, May ‘24.~The body of dlr James
Ripley Osgood, the publisher, was buried in
Kousai Green cemetery, North London
The grave is on a grassy knoll in the. most
beautiful part of the cemetery. The sor~
vices were of nlmoelt l’untoulcul simplicii y,
according to arrangements made by Mr.
Osgood's intimate friends from the Ulllli‘ll
Suites in deference to his wishes Among
those at the grave wi-ie Alma Tadcnm,
George Du Manner. George lloughton,
A. R. A.: William Black. J. Plt‘l’ptlhl Mur-
gnu. Edwin A. Abbey, Thomas firmly and
JIBIL‘E Payn.
The Newfoundland Dispute.
Otrawa, flayed «An agreement ha: been
reached between (bonds and Newfound-
land‘ in relation to the dispute which has
interrupted commerce between the colonies
and excited much unfriendly feeling In the
United States. Under the arrangement
Canada will. as before. admit Newfoundland
fish free of duty.aud Newfoundland wlll
reduce the sru-ulvo duties on Canadian
products which she imposed afteri'ailalla
Imposed the fish duty. This will pave the
way for further friendly actions on the port
of both governments.
[Jerry After Democratic forlorn-meat.
Torus, Kan, May ti.--me Simpson.
the famous Alliance congrammnn. is not
only seeking a renornination from his party,
but within the last ten days has offered
patronage to at least half a dozen of the
prominent Democrats in his district if they
would use their influence to oer-are for Inm
theindomment of tho Demlmtir party.
llr. filmpsoo ndmlts that null-no he has tho
supportof the Democrats his chances for
reelection are slim.
tubers!" Darling Dead.
Norman. Hay al.——Wlillam ll. Darling.
the abscorldlug member of the firm of John
I". Hummer ll (30., of New York. disdin
this city. In March, 1&0. the dry goods
district of New York was astounded by the
failure of the big commission woolen house
of John 7. Hummer & Co. Darling tied at
the time. lie had embezzled "WI“
lwapt Over the 0m falls.
llocnama, R. I. lay ”tr-All unknown
man jumped from the Central avenue bridge
Into the (lone-sea river at ’l delock last
mains. deliberately swamdown the stream
and was swept over the upper Genes-as
falls, ninety foot into the chasm below. lie
was about twenty years old.
lvas Will Play in Paris.
Caisson, )fay M-—Champloa hank Ives
says that within a week he will probably
startforl’ariswharabe will play a saris-
of exhibition games. Illa match withseliae»
for will probably some off In October.
ling Isl-ands AMMW
luminlaym—Klng nahaasia havap
mammmumhmm
mayaas against hues. The Portuguese
havaalwaysloohdnpoathal‘hncb min
trudareinnahmnay.
Ibo-psa- ladlatal at Ila-law.
Canaan. N. 1.. Kay 0t.--Tllo MI
mm. 1mm...“ Wm“
or a
house In running the om rats trash.
Mailers-sass gala.
fifths “Ma
”gum“ L
W
reusoluwmc aaevl'rlsa.
Bight Rev. P. L. OYReiIIy, bishop (1
Springfield, "an. is seriowdy ill.
An incendiary fire at Chi-hails, Wash.“
atroyed four blocks in». Simeon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Iloiln-rlugwnare ex-
pected at Wilmington, Del, shortly.
Mrs. James Monohnn. of Kansas City, has
just fallen heir to property in England
worth $2.W,000.
Sensational disclosures are promised
shortly by friends of Dr. l’.,A. Cronin. who
was assassinated in Chicago four years ago.
Youngstown (0.) street cars are all tied
up by a strike.
Chicago tin and about iron workers and
cornice makers have decldul to strike for an
eight hour day. .
The skeletons of several United States
soldiers, who were killed in battle during
the civil, war have been unmrthed 'by a
farmer at Turner’s Gap. hid.
Italian Minister Baron Fara was received
in the Blue room of the White House by
President Harrison. lie was accompanied
by Secretary Blaine.
The negroes of ClmsterthH. hid, held a
meeting and decided to boyiott the white
man who took part in the lynching of one
of their race.
Joseph Hardin, of \l’illington. Kan, un-
derwent a mock trial and died of heart
failurgafter being condemned to death He
had been attentive toanninber of ladies
and their husbands del'rmincd to play a ~"
joke on him.
Colonel Blunt. commanding the Sixteenth
infantry at Port Douglas. U. T.. has been
notified by the war department to hold his
command ready to march at an hour’s no-
tice to the scene of the strike among the
miners at ('mur d‘Alene, Ida.
THE BASEBA L WORLD.
At Brooklyn » ~ /
Brooklyn......l 0 u 0 l 0 2 2 II—— a
Wuhlniiion. .0 I) I 0 0 I) 3 0 l— 5
Haddock and Kinsiow. Killon and MI (lui
At Baltimore -
Baltimore ...... 0 it u I o l U 0 film
Philadelphia...5 l) I ll 0 l l U x-
Mcllahon and Robinaln. Keefe and Home
At (.‘lel elund ~
Cleveland. ....0 l) i l 0 n o :5 0— 5
Si.l.ouls ....... (130230 nix-9
Davies and O'I’ounor. Gleam and Buckl
AI Louisville 'Flflil game—~ ll.
Louisville ...... 0 u n n l 0 o u onl
Cincinnati....0 0 0 l 0 I) in II I- 2
Strattou and Dowsc. Mullane land Murph
(Second game) -
Cincinnati ..... I l u I 0 fl 0 o n.
Limbo-tile, .0 u o D .3 2 n v x
JunPR and Down: Mullunl- and Murphy.
At Chicago——
(hlrago ........ 2 0 I ,l 0 0 0 ii I}-
Pittalmrg ...... u u o "o o a o 2 av
Humbert and Sohrlver. Baldwin and Miller.
saunas LEAGL'I imam
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9...."
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3'
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Al Albany . Ii ilk
Albany ........ 0 l 0 ll 0 .I I 3 n! 310 3
Troy ...... .....n 0 u u o n u n o n 4:
Murphy and Shearon, ('lark and (‘larkwu
At New llal‘t'll~~ it. 11. r.
l’rlm‘ctuii ...... ll 0 0 ll 0 ll 0 0 ll 0 d O
Yale ........... ouollluonolao
Brown and Young. Bowen and f‘arlor.
Armor l‘latoe Accepted.
\aniizmwuv. Mn) 24. A: ll result of the
tux-i of :1 pr or of rumor lb.- guvt'rnliivilt will
at olm- rim-pt twenty ding-mill plates for
the luliilnuiups llllllflnu and Massachusetts.
ng:r--;.iilug nbout NI) ton.» and valued at
3.1mm. ’l‘lio pic-w loan-d was a H-luch
nuke! elm-l din‘guiml pinto. A 10inch gun
we. \lN-ll, hill. none ill the three shots fired
succeeded in Kt'lllllfl far enough into the
plate to allow the backing.
Knights all the (ioldon Eigh- Mott.
Anaxril‘ I‘l‘n'. .‘Ifllu' L’I. —Thi~ deuionlltrr
tion in honor of the thirteenth annual ago
stop of the Supreme t‘astlv of Knightsof the
Golden Hugh- llrn~ exceeded anythlnxof the
kind In the «writer's history Iiovernor Leon
Abbott was unable to deliver the address of
welcome, Itlltl hi» place was taken by Mayor
Wright. Iii-urge II. bummer. of Massachu-
setts, mswmled.
'lhe I'llelarl-“alah Cm.
Nsw Havu. hilly ill-Tho Demlmt'w
side of the l’helan versus Walsh case is Iin~
Ished. A ruinm'ltteo of two Republicans
and two Democrats examined the evidence
and found that Phelan had mind a ina-
jority of M7 votes. Returns in many towns
had not been accurately kept. The lamb
[icons then began their case.
The Torbtowa's Lads Woo.
Wasulsurou. May lit-«"F'Ighting Bob"
Evans. of tho Yorktown. evidently has a
brawny crow. During a recent celebration
at Port Townsend there were boatvatea
participated In between pavoral war ships.
revenue cutters and whaling ships. The
Yorktown: lulu walked away with the ins-
jority of the prises.
No Failure In (lav-aura V‘IaIt.
Paula. hiay ill w'l'be agitation In flor-
rllany concerning President Carnot’s In-
toullml vlnil to Nancy next month has
moved the government to announce that
the athletic fratlval at which Mat
Carnot will appear wIll not baallowedto
brooms an anllflerrnan demonstration. ’
Ital-o ”one ltaraa Is Dead.
New Your. lay 24.—'I'bs famous horas
Barns. so long king of the trotting turf.
died of old age at Ir. Robert Banners farm
at Tarrytown. He won hill am race on
Aug. 21,1314, at Barbelioville. I. Y. Iv,
Barium purchased him In Im, the price
being new».
Archbishop (hole for the "mun...
Duane, Ifay alt—Am)! (hobo does
not agree with Arch W In thaln‘
dorvoment of Timothy only. and Is In-
clined to tho Parnelllta side as baiagrnore
distinctly national than the antil’araclhte
side.
A Illa-er to trim Wold.
Wasnnuyroii. lay “t-flf Julian Panaso-
fota, British minister, gave a all!” “fit:
legation last evanlu to Leopo bored
prince of lsanberg and Burials. and suite.
whom matings mot tbs Unitadlltatta
Panall's Brother chm
Dustin. lay lit—Limerick Parnellltas
have chosen the brother of the late Charles
Stewart Parnell to Franck A.
MAE mat for M
city. at the general electioa.
lacy Ila-tract lab-en Iain lash.
Want-omit, lay It-Jro- various
polataia‘thsllatted Dulce londlmataty-
than contract laborers were return-I to
“smirk-whammy”.
Verb «Marciano-sum
Immoral» Isa-Mask h algal ea
Items-sat tom battle
«Mauhmnflum
Makes an every-day.convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scnipulous (are. Ilighed
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large firm. Avoid
Imitations—zlnd insist on imvmg the
NONE SUCH bran !.
WELL & SOULE. Syracuse N. Y.
silluliilil 1|
It TIlMIlIlII
AND SULPHUR.
he Inst comma Fertiliser Known for
Lawns. Garden, Pinata lllraba, Visas. etc.
summons-ammo“: foreign“
“of...“ “ our?” " “d. furwhhta‘ .
Ill
food fm rim the grass. 3'.» am] won; 3::
when rhia Iahbrrally. IW fluvial en a
will b :owara [gritty a‘gallli'aa‘dle'ta hill all
. I I
Mun-poo“ m and a large rm .
E. Ii. SIIIIIIEVAII,
a
HAImID.
m
02m
DE llCIOUS'
Sparkling and lioalr'nlul. Enioyed by the
whole family. No other root beer er-
isci equals Williams' in rivength and
pu'ily. One bottle of extract mallet 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
This is iu-lnnlv " inrl us good" ‘
an nthrro, but I.” Fm", line mu
tllul ml! uni-purl this eluim. mflflm
Imam-h fumlavtMfl
a” 4m
llll. Sibling uranium
Dental Plates.
This Impmvmrnt
«Inca away with the
large auction plate In
mm: Ilse.
t r.
. partial lower Ila not
c.“ n, .d’d'l‘. dim l“:
method. terw
we aka Into '
we...“ - mum-e...
inn-rem"-
pro
'lil'll‘w'f‘"
apple. further Infor-
o. r. Ioatwsll's one, so; it
. Iwell tit-ole right
- toi’ilmalhlmwu. " an.
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“SHINE-T 0N!
Sensor Tones To Tm:
NATIIINAI. BAPITAE
llaoau Tn: Pause-anu- Coannorsn firm:
illusilliilfi'llluoln,
February 18, March l7. April 7, 28, Ma
19, 1892 y
Excursion Tickets
"om only on special train. will be sold from
a ew York at
$l2.50
$l [.00
Bellini tampons valid on! ' I)" a retrial train.
the Saturday following. 'I' re 014.50 rule in-
t'lllllH rnilway fare and lrlenl-l elirollte in both
cilnw-imrmlmlel nulliuluimlaiinnn in Wad-lug.
ion at. the Arlington. Xoririnndie. l-Ibbiit. Wil-
lurll'a. or Ilium-3 house. from all per on Thurs-
day in luncheon on Saturday. mill iill‘ludve.
The II 1.00 rule does not include meals en-
mufe. but covers all the other features of the
four. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New York
at ll ii. in . on the dates above mentioned.
Tourist agent nud «trailer-in will ntff‘lifll any
each party. For itineraries, tickels am full
information addrw Tourist Alrcuf Pennsyl-
vania ltnilruad. H9 Ifrtwlwuy. 5'er York.
CHA‘. i5. l’l “H. J. It. WOOD
”magi: Manager General Pass. Agent.
.' nl
Dr. F. W. Harmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
ll Town rind Bridge workJ
BEST NET or TEETH 033 BED ill'lllli'lit
“all
Guaranteed to be the Best and the Same that
ROUN I) TRIP.
other [lemma l'lnrgr Twin- as much fur.
Tenth extracted without pain - - Err
Stiff Fillings . a» and up
fluid Filllilrs - .
All work {wrinkling in Ill‘lllle} guarantor-I
In lie the wt Wi‘fklflltll‘lllp at [it‘ll-w Itln'lll
llfll‘vllfllf rlmrxnl by Min-r denim:
ilFFII'l-Z. t‘.’ \\'.\§HL\'IGTU.\ STREET.
liver I'liet Ilil‘ii-e, South Sm walk. m I)
JOHN F. FLYNN
Sanilan Plumber.
STEAM and GIS FITTER
Joiimsl SPECIALTY.
”mun. Lust-n tin-basement llililt‘rli‘t l..‘
mil}. We “.mlnnulan eli't‘vl. South Sunni
um 'llllll.'. ll-r
Animus
PLUMBING
l r. we: lfully so tell a ~ban- of pullllr pair-m.
min I rrfrr in plumbing l lmvr dune iur tho
"“4 .upu yvnrn. llillii- rmplu} u.’ \\.ii.Ml1'n»
r A I'm All work all! lmu- n.) pu-rmma! qw.
rl\i'lll=., mu! MI! in- prompt!) run-mm anal
. .nvm Hun guaranteed I‘M» “mania! . N'II
Ill! Meekeriillo.
Sanitary “Plumbing
low Pressure Steam fleeing
a specialty.
TIII “ll SHEET lllll Mill.
Ilot Air Heating. Bangs: and lim-
Ilig Stem.
Agent for all it. Iioyuton (lo ‘- apnolalllnand
Florida Boiler
Full Hill of Till Wm.
5| twill Iain 8t. to. Israeli.
Save Money!
BY VISITING
F. BIIYLSIIIN’S ,
Factory at Five Ilile lllVIlI.
WM
BBEII IIEIIIIBIIIII
ll PRICES.
. Ski-land lip
(treat varietyof Veioelpsdeaandllloda a
lanthanum Alaoalnsltaaofllollaad
marriage-mobs».
”PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. chins. Charms.
Mantel Clocksfliamonds.
Tillllll. lunisui & comm. '
2l9 Montague 81..
CITY Mannequins. 8'00”“, II. F
Thus far our goods delivered In 50th Nor-
vmlk have given general sallsfartion. and our
method of payment Is highly appreciated. Full
information cnn be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
SDIIIII IIIIIIVIIIK calm
FAWCETT’S
l7 IAIN STREET. IIOIIVIILK.
To our friends and painlus we beg to an»
noiinn- that our Spring Inlwrtutione for mu:
nrr tiniv ru-cit‘ml. to which inur attention l~
mperifulll' int ted. Opening vii-rt; wx “Ill
offer Special lhirgnins iii liilllr-ns lulll Fla-w
l-N. tum hundred lmvennf Flinn-rem rhnvse
frnm. Liillll'.“ ( an make N‘lrl’llull limit and we
will reserve their order until later if ile>iruL
HATS DIED Mill PRESSEII III THE
EATEST STYLES.
ladies' on Haterial made toorder
MRS. W. FAWBETI.
' cone. Extract of
Bad Clover.
Dandelion, layb
W'—
I P05”!!! cure for all Female Diseases.
A FEW tilll'l'ttlfi — I lived lass-Id fuller. law
spirited-pas and dupe-dean without I now a
new. indigo-tin. headache. backache. lrailtilz
dawnpainaacrou Inolmu-r pm“! theb-iwels “Ill!
‘El’v‘ it immune in tho region of the ovaries. bladder
dithwaJo-a avinty urine. with frequent declre t l
llr.lia‘o_ lam-orrbma and constipation. . .
Is pleasant to take. being til
SPHIIE “films the form of tiny rapouira or
pil- wllh‘h. lftaken according to directions nun
fall! t-- I'llotolt rare the sonnet fer-a affamala
weal-cu Prim-o Sljtlper Isl ailflcient for one
month» treatmmt‘or 3|.“ for 8 have anlch—nt
for 3 man: u treatment anally ass-ch for Ila very
worst run NDld by all drown-ta or mini In
a sealed m‘hao upon receipt of price .
Addrvsel l‘ltll'lfi stZI‘IVII' (0.. Imllya. 3.!
.WIIIlIu fl Mlliurn. Irina cent mini-n- t on
lamp l cure; Ten rout ~arnple l'ufllltlll- ll
nun-s. lit-full" ~in~~ 25c” fine. I II. molly-4!
)
Lust [mill ' TIIH'NS I JAHI’M, “lull—aisle
l’r'msl‘lh. lnmklunx. f. Salli b the in}
liming Snuill Snrwlill'. llrugghta: '. Ii Ila»
'er. ‘\. II. Ilnyl. It. If. l'ln‘hml I; I‘ Stalin”;
comm RHII'IATIRI
Ni-ilralgin. M. k-llriui-
M'llt‘. Aliif‘llillltllbfillli
some family on mm»
llli. :5 (ilzs'iilfix'r
I!» npl-Ily reliable l’nr
curing pile: In all forms
For sale ever whore.
and at l’ LA I h” t: It‘s
Drug t-‘Iurr. soNorv-‘alk
I’rlre LEI cents a but
ill :lni
A HILL. Proprietnr Portland. Mr.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
“(with Main viral.
l'pJ-lu‘n
Some
Raise the
Obiectlon I
‘I'IIA'I’ IVKII‘I'IIIKH II ‘0' I‘ll-l)
N! N! SHALL A IAMIN OF
PRINT! ‘I’IIA‘I 'IIIZI CARI!"
”roan ro ADVII‘I’IQB. 1’!!!”
II "I" WI]? 'l'flfil snout.»
ADVIII‘I’IHB. VIII“! III “I”!
ADVAII'AOI 0' DILWHNU PAI-
TICUMILI cfll‘l’ Ill 07".!!!“
”MAI-ll! “In? ”AMA!”
I, fill PEOPLE All mar .AflI
AVA“ 0' full!
Why not
, Try the
=. Sentinel
i I Columns?
Alf"
More than 100,000 New England fain-
ilies attest the purity an
d superiority of
Washbllrn Brushy in
Superlative
Is the best Flour made, and ascheap asany
other. All grocers sell it. Every barrel 0
seek of flour mmiein the famous \"ASHBURS
MILIS. Minneapolis. bears the mum- of
WASIIBURN CROSBY Co's. None genuine
witnontfli.
q
Kenny, Rubens &. 00.,
Mill IGEIIIS,
TIM Mi: n Street. Hartford. t’unn.
ilil'l‘.‘ Lliil
The leading fish market of lllt‘
city is at
HUNT & ZELUFF’S
32—\VA5HI.\'GTilS STlil-Zli’rwlii.
... _ ,
There you can allwziy. lilo. im-
freshest sell to be liar-l. A illu-
lot of sinul arrlv.» l-vwri nlu}.
PURE Tflfillfl lil'lSlii‘.
lllF’llllliD SiHDlNES.
METERS.
PICKIILII GISIERS.
”fliers (all it‘ll fl lr .llltl Ill'llVl‘i‘l‘ll.
Wholesale and Rl‘iiili l-‘isli. I I} ..
for .lllil Vi'gt'iullli- Mdl‘lu‘l.
aluminum
32 “Slims l on SlnEEl.
H.I.tti-;.V.\'i-1l'l' ....~. iil‘n'
BENNETT & HUSTED,
28 Main Street. 80. Ilorwalk.
Meats.
Fish Oysters.
Fruilsllegeiables,Poultry.
”l" ALI. KIND‘ 1‘. ‘I'iiHil;>i~;.\‘rll§
AT \\'IIHI.EI.AI.P‘ 3: lil‘I'l'All.
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Read This!
ll» ~l brim-s. l-sllmllir- and . limp luv m l~
ll ill lill‘ ‘K ug-w ~~lilr u! i‘.i him
l' m :4 '
in” i an luv n
and Mini" l‘
~nll‘l lmli
lltl\|ll.e 1;! .
Lllr Ill-um m
n1lll.\\rnlli-l fur}
mg N‘flt‘llll‘ I'I' .
m. i...
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‘Illll' .
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VII
ill m~ .l m. t
eurhltt‘t‘i‘ ilkr (hull! mum \. l- .u- ' .1 i
lnmli.
if )uli wnlii lrnlw Hull lur )‘Vll‘ fun. .i. u:
your-ml: ill I .l .g on! .igr. .1l‘l .l 1 mu. :1. lul-
twill) Uh lll‘
Il‘lll luau-fit
(uni.
S. S. L’Homnledleu
AKrnLlll “‘Aallllluimi Si. mull! 84m“,
8. fleKllN & SflN
bureau-urn lol'. ll. IN'Klvn.
5| Washington 8. 80. IIomaIl
2? Iain Strut llorwalk.
”I’ll-I‘ll”
Bakers. Confectioners,
ICE CREAM.
i'. llelflyn 0rd
w. r. moduli m ’l"i’i""’ “”"“
ALBIN MALMO.
- Dealer In all kin-l M
lel and salted lasts, sausage.
\‘ltlllt‘mllldifi. IIIIIJVATEWIZS,
flutter. like». fowl. I 'srltu-d “malarial” l 'lmnu
U) ntrrr. r-tv otl‘.
NORTH MAIN H‘I Itklrr. Minn \i'ka‘l‘.
lell Somali. ml? ll
llllllllEllCIIMSTllllf
Are Headquarters for llml [titanic-n; the
Clarice varletiml'larly beauty of "ob.
run. Early Rose. I'lllrly ”Mn, Whlto Blur
and New Olm—«handaimw need which
and warranted true In mm». Ilrowo at
lem.ARO(HflX)K(‘0UNTY.MalM.
Anxwtooh (mm Inn in tho extreme
northeast corner of the llnilml States.
andmntaiua a; million M‘MHI as for-
tile land as the mo shines on. The mil
teacher down to bed rock. The farmer
here makesa regular lmsim-ss of raising
Mam for seed. and he has here every
natural advantage The Imatiuo is so
far north.» tolmmre a handy gmwth.
Phrlit'nlar atlenilonis given In limping
Mend pure, and by years of pairs-tat.
in; Hamilton ml [Ilium have spent
‘ “ If you want mm:- nf the
hostaeed mm grown In the limited
Mates we have them. No fancy [m .
mfmn 01.“! ton“) per Implied.
«Innmrllrl til 'i. ll - l 1...!
...i-ln lifialu'v“ amount», “I. l
er,
Special Mention.
list BUTTER 25c. lb.
Minutes Iayasrbnby
m,~ w
l
i
While Hellaboria,
Camphor Gum.
Dalm'aliun Insect Powder.
Naplhalien, ’
Paris Green,
In quantities to suit. ill the low-
Iext lilarkot prices.
. cob
HALE,
The Druggist. .
Fertilizers!
.___\T._
Raymond ‘
Bree.
C,
”III‘ l’lll‘l- iirnllilil liullt‘ “0.
:ill- nifvrill-g, .zl gl't‘fliy i‘mlllrwi
prim. Poul” Munin'wzunlfiuper-
pillwplmiv {ll In“ than) it costs
‘-llli*l‘ lil ilit‘rh.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
M iii; t “HIE-E "Ii-LA.
izltluxlii iw 1.1.1“!
The Grerit
Allamic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
511 if: F2.
4! Main Street. Ilomalll, Bonn.
Tlll'l‘l‘ is nothing. Illllit‘ss it in-
Illi‘ Sewing Machine) illtli lull-l
ligillvllmi Woman‘s lulmr as
Illlll‘li us Dobbins" iilm-lrii- Snap,
runsinnllysnbl. >inm- hm. Now,
why rub :un! lull. .nn! umr uni
yulirwlf :un! .wur violin-s. on
\i’:l.~illiil). “hm [his prior: soup
is pruiiliml. in ilgilll'll \Hlll” In
bur. itllll ,ailVI‘ )‘llllt‘ chili-ills? ll
you how eve-r new! if. in NW '3':
“Hairs \w Iizivi- mud.- and null-l ll,
VI)“ know lilill it I.» lllt‘ lu'xl,
purl-st. alliul mm!
soup lllillll‘.
wonnunrall
if _\uil lmwii'l [I‘ll‘ll
it, ilb‘k your grow-r for if How
“i" HIII’I‘ illlll gr! Iill' gl‘llllllll,
With our umnr on ilw Vil'umll'l.
Bill) "“8
TWICE. ml: at n limmlmly. ul
Ilw ullllr n! on lllillil‘,
There i» no will ll rm! .nm- well: m u but
of lhullillnu’ I‘lim‘lnl mm lnm lullv of
Mir ntIu-y m-np ling-l». mu! i! n Ill. iI nan’
ul'l'lmimg In IIIIII‘HI‘HM, lln lulu lllml
If M lml llu» N'lillig
{our .llvllr. tlml illllvti
w ivilmlllrlul. Ill llllll-
dammit “Hill .n- m.) “Hill If: ....r u
lulln in} alight “hum-l in. ”ml in u
fl-nnv illn‘l Illmat ”’va linlvlpm» Ll. . nir
I. l..I new) c. l u”
I'llliinlvllvlllll. In
‘DOUC -AS
w. L. .
“aggro: ,
l
I Ila-ram lib-v. "Itltmvtllllw'v'V‘EIHI‘M"
more mm» ,’ mc- ”out i m . 4'. g. "n,
1‘!“
. and heme-o w w-nlr mm or no.
then nop 0"» r ma njm lmr. It Fulani
atmumstlnr 1'"!le! wflwb‘v‘"
5 flue-owls! Ital-Marni. be Meal!
0 IN- ner in»: t 14.9 gem; up. w "my
' whim Net hum ti 4: In 311'“.
“-“fhr‘d \Nil ~ an an! at;
«mm; H ml- and 'l'l‘. lo. 1» ,
“than .: «nods-M
«equality firm! "I 3 .
It» 91am, 5 :rwifirv. gums lee
d W inter! nryloraali m «thaw WINE
H. mm! lib Imus Ivory torus Ida-a. as.“
merely m: tu- vs ..._
i fidu- rnlf: Mia im shew, m My
I My Mir-v; mi- Irial wI mm u
wanna? fovnmahlr‘nvvlmvlre.
and be I art-Ia:
a an- very styling and
, 1m ......
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Norwalk Chronicler