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New Bathing Honses.
New Attractions.
Every IaciIin Ior Proliding for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
IIIs Most charming So
our Hotel.
J. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
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Time table subject to change without notice.
He Tells Why He Opposes
President Harrison.
‘uswmmrncwommmvmw
The Inn-Ia. Haw Yorli Ila-Senator sa'ya
’ nit It. Harrison (‘lulma Altogether
To. Inch Glory and Has Weaken"!
Ill-nilhy flaking So Many Enemies.
. Raw You, June l.——E‘.x-Senator Thomas
C. Piatt, whose, opposition to President
Ham‘s renomlnatiun is no secret, was
.ksd it he had roadtho interview in The
World on Friday. in which President Harriv
son wu reported as saying that he did not
believe that "individual dimppointniants’r
walk! mtroltha action of the convention
at lionsapoit.
“Yes," Hr. Platt replied, “i saw the in-
terview. The remark about ‘individunl dia-
afliulntmanta’ indicates how thoroughly the
Incident misapprehends the nature of tho
madden to his candidacy and also how
who is the American system of frequent
churgeain thapamonnel of the government-
It b utonishinghowemilyamancomeeto
iookupou the office he holds as his private
wit) The p. cannot .......
how a mum be a good citizen without of—
fering prayer night and day for the Mice-
tiou of Benjamin Harrison.
lot the Only Statesman.
“Now, I am what your Mugwnmp friends
delight to atlgfnatiae as a ‘prncticzd poli-
tician.’ I look at things as they really are.
The president says in this World interview
. that he it. acted conscientiously in the dis-
charge 0! hi public dutiea I am morethan
willingto subscribe to really enthusiastic
praise of his administration. It has cer-
tainly done great things, but the president
should not. aniline that be is the only man
who, duos 183), has contributed to the Re-
puflinn party’s splendid achievements.
mains gave us the most attractive and
popular feature of our polIcy—thc magnifi—
cent schema of reciprocity, which has saved
to the W880,W,Mof taxtion here, and
to their exports half as much more in the
Iranian countries where they are cent. It
huntendcd our foreign trade not less than
manure-nu promises soon to do vastly
wrath-n that. Now, if I remember
rightly, when Hr. Blaine sent to the yrs-hi.
dent hh Pan-American report proposing
W, Mr. Harrison forwarded it to
m with something like a sneer. He
said in hi mmgs to congress: ‘1: will
certainly be time enough for us to consider
whether we must cheapen the cost of pm-
duction by cheapening labor in order- in
gain acce- to South American markets.
when wsbve fairly tried the effect of ”I.
Wand reliable steam communication
and of convenient methods of money ex-
M’ Then he \vr-nt on tinny that with
Chm-(Images we could easily compute
in South America anyhow.
'l'hrww Cold Water on Reciprocity.
“In other words, he threw cold water on
ty. Later, when Mr. Elaine's pub-
lh tern demonstrated that the people
mwith him and his great policy, when
put it into law and Brazil gave Mr.
Ma treaty, the president Went a star—
ringtlmmgh the south saying very much
about the glories of mciprocity and wry lilo
Us about the statesman who contrived it,
W” is the bnghwet jewel in the
crown d thh administration. but whose
jewslisltl This administration settled the
Samoan difficulty with Germany. That was
a particularly ugly and delicate affair. '1' be
what should come in for his share of the
credit, but it was not he who drew the in-
structionsunder which our cumminniullt‘f'l
acted and may certainly did the business.
It was a victory for the Harrison adminis-
W, but we must not wholly forgot
Blaine and Commissioners Keenan, l’llclpa
and Balsa
"The Chili-n aflalr was also a victory and
ill I wn highly conspicuous at the
m even there he must divide
”with his secretary of the navy, who
Militant! armed cruisers between nightfall
“tuning for two weeks before the (Shib
haw-odour. on their knees.
“I“ administration has vindicated the
mat the American hog. New for the
“time in twenty years American meat
I'M are admitted into every European
on the same terms with the" meat
I! m lllldn, Ind in some map-
m terns even more favorable.
It. Vinita-tad the llag's ”can?
"m Blush has aid that he Is very
“WW [I Blalnafor tbaablsao
“asunder“! tohirnlnnecnringthsad
m of American meat pmdlicts abroad.
'l‘hhfadlcatad that Bush did the business.
In a recent speech the president himself
fl that thb result had been accomplished
finder-n t tonne as to make me
u that had muted without his
heat lint whthsrit wasdono by Harrison
the country will not forget that
was in the state department, that
wasatParhthat Phelps was-tiles-
that their relation to the victory
VI not her mechanical.
"It said. perhaps, that the credit
of the h wrought by Republican
staunc- be «partially to the M
Math-groundnut hogan tho-amt
”lathe y. But did he! Certainly
ltwunot who made Blaine, nor
in he mks Baud. chinlcy,
Aldrich, Frye or Hale. Perhaps he
Noble did liner. and I shall not
Mb hi haying all the credit which
“he“ to thir illustrious careers. But
to bring out is that ours is
o
if;
IN SENATE AND HOUSE."
Ir. Sherman Malte- a Great lynch on
tho Silver Quotation.
Wannuromrr, June l.~llr. 8hsrrnan'a
great speech on silver was delivered ina
most elective manner without new. and
was listened to by an attentive south and
by well tilled galleries Many of the Dem-
ocratie sen-tine gathered around the
speaker, Mr. Mills took a chair in the alulc,
the betterto listen, ohucrvlnu which, iir
Shaman, who was beginning to touch upon
the benefits which protection had jointly
with honest money conferred on the coun-
try, suddenly stopped and lnugbiy'ly re-
marked that as he saw the senator from
Texas (Mr. Mills) preparing to follow him
he would leave the merits of protection to
be UIMWKI in some more appropriate bill.
Mr. Sherman said in part:
“I do not regard the bill for the free
coinage of silver as a partisan measure or a
politic] measure on which parties are Iikrly
to divide. It is largely, on my opinion,a
local measure-not exactly in the sense that
General Hancock said the taritl was—yet it
is largely a local question, and at the same
time one of vast importance. Fire states
largely interested in the production of rilver.
very ably and zealously represented on this
floor, are united by their delegation of ten
senators in favor of the free coinage of sil-
ver. The south seems also to have got
something of the spirit which nctmrm the
silver states, lwcnu-Ie they desire not exactly
free coinage but an expansion of the cur—
rency, ‘ , money and broader credit.
They also arelnrgcly represented on this
floor and support a [Imposition in favor of
free coinage. So in other parts of the (‘unlr
try those who have been taught to believe
that the greatest good that can come to our
country is by an expansion of the pupcrcnr—
rency, they nko believe in the free coinage
of silver.
“I represent a state nearly central in
population. I hove tested the sense of the
people of Ohio and tin v, I bellt v.9 are by a
great majority not only of the party to
which i belong. but also of the Democratic
party, opposed to the f rce coinage of lilh’t'l‘.
They believe it Would degrade the money
of our cutmtry, would dean-nae its purchas-
ing power nearly one—thinl, lllulllhll the bi-
metallic standard and reduce us to a smglo
monomctaliic standard of silver measured
by the value of 371 grains to the dullnr. In
support of thoscdrumnds for free cmnnge
these various interest» my that under the
existing order of things we have hard
times."
Taking up this argument Mr. Sherman
oontrovertcd II. He asserted that tin-re
was no country in the World In Mich a con-
dition of prosperity and general health an
the United States. The cauw of tho pn'sr‘nt
distress of the south was oi'crprmlnclion.
In reply to a question of Mr. llfci’hvmm
as to the eflect of the silver bullion pun-hay
ing law of lam he said wilhunpmiu om»
phasis. “There are mbihtic s in the [mum
in regard to that law, mnwulh d the Nine
mas law, which make me as anxious fur Its
repeal as I was reluctant I» pas.» it. III II...»
absence of any provision for the rule of
silver. if the price of silwr should cuiItIrIne
to dtclme. lshoulri be {ll‘nlNHL'i rm for in. I
could to arrest lilv' ivIrLinr [Idi‘r’lmsc oi’ bui-
lion,"
Mrs-Ira. Mur‘gnn. Pugh, Till-r IIIIIl “tin r
lllll'tl‘ .Idvoc (‘lltb‘ -.~ “I II In; M. i’IIe. mm
raised a comical nun'c “ion of 01m; .
upon the npcnker who hull not c. III E. «Iv d
when the senate adjourned.
in the lion-c,
“'ASHING'I'OK, June l.——'l‘he house Ilium-d
out Willi good intentions to Mf‘ulllp.l~h
something With the “monies apphipilnllwu
bill but struck a sung in the [lunar pm» .rl«
ing for free delivery. Mr. l'nIdIvt-Il. of
Ohio, muvcd to int'n'itee' the upproprmu:.n
from $10,430,000 to $10,715,000, and win-n .I
vote was taken be made the point of [m
quorum. ’l'hohuuno finally ndjourucd with-
out accomplishing anythin.
l-‘alirer Dent Bun Iii-hop Ryan.
BIquLl‘N, June 1. ~-Tbc suit ul Elev.
Francis Dent against Bishop Ilynn, III Iluf»
falo, was opened here. The sun is brought
to recover 6111).!!!) for alleged slander. liar
guret Kenny, of 51 lilacdougal street, New
York, said Biahop Ryan told her Putin-r
Dent was a wicked priest. She asserted
that three of the priests attached to kit. An-
thony’e church, this city, wvre marflal.
She said they were lather» Constantine,
Edwards and \l' ellman.
llnnrbarl Heady for War.
Pants, June 1. «all. Simon lamilruy writes
consuming the italian ensue: "The king and
court party are thoroughly in favor III war,
in order to avoid a nvolutlon at home and
the menacing financial dimmer. llo mil
seek to draw Germany into a war with
France to acomnpliah this and. " Those as»
nert‘wne have mused a sensation.
l'ruhytarlana and Politics.
Pennant», On, June l.-'nIe prowltion
before the Presbyterian anembly todedare
all political parties not committed to pro
hibilldn unlit for Christians to affiliate with
was unintuinud try a majority of only ten
out of nearly our votes. The assembly will
meet next year in Washington.
Din. Osborne a lather low.
Lennon, Juno Lwlfra. Florence Ethel
mourns, who gained unpleasant notoriety
through her theft of lira ilargreavns’ Jew-
slry,hasgtvcn birth to a daughter. She
waspanlonadfmpriaouinorder to save
her child the disgrace of prison birth.
Wu... Mei-ad at Pinning.
“man no, June i. ~A resolution was
adopted by the United Pmbyteriangeneral
a-smbly that a representative of the worn-
en‘nboard may have the privilege of the
doormthuameinslsasthe secretaries of
other boarda
the 9am Dugout a colonel.
Bill-II. June l.-'l'ha taker led the
Fourth footguanls in parade before Queen
lingual llama. of Holland, and the little
Queen Wilhelmina. ll- then appointed
the rvgeut W of the regiment.
Invali- cona'iratan Ans-ted.
turnomwnm, Wanton-urns
tins afs‘ysaraago, and sixteen others
havshsanuraatadfortrasaoa. I
nmnmamwacaoavha
Haul, Ilsa, Jana Lumdpsm
in 'theaudeflMof
otty,aotehuhsr,whowsati hank
raptcy. murmur-mm,“ which
abantaao-laifheaearaa.
TELEGRAPH“) BREVITIEB.
Dave Shaw, a negro. has been lynched at
Gray Court. ll. (3., for larceny.
An unknown man committed snlcith by
plunging ovsr Niagara Falls.
Charles Wataon. who th-rtauvl killed John
Gray at Enter, 1‘. 11., has been captured.
Hock Wilt, colored, wan lynched at La—
hnnon, K}, for alleged an a: It upon awhile
girl.
'i'ho granite manufacturers at Quincy,
buformally opened.
It is said that Gum, who has been at
Key West, Fla, for several weeks, left
Havana Friday night chronic toflan Diego.
Advices from Douglass. \l’y., says It is
believed that another attack is soon to he
made on the so callid "Bustiers" by the
cattlemsn.
The condition of (‘ ount Tol~tol, whose
illness was announced some days audio
said to be more serlona
The collector of customs at Wendeld,
Han, “salad the noted stallion Perfec-
tion, recently imported from Nova tic-oils,
on the ground of under valuation.
William Lyons Phelps has been appointed
instructor in English at Yale. He is a grad-
uate of Yale, clans of '57.
Reports from the west mntinue to show
that millions of dollnra‘ worth of damage
has been done by the stands. The streets
of Indianapolis resemble miniature lakes.
In many parts of the United States Tucs-
dsy the colored element observed the day
as one of fasting and pmyI'r, with the view
of staying the tide of murder and lynching
of colored people in the south.
in the Memorial Day panda at lshpen—
ping, Alicia, several Irish Butlellts carried
green flags. As a result the Sons of St.
George and the Knights of the Golden
Circle refused to march behind tin-m.
The president has signed the private pen-
sion bill.
The United States court in semen at San
Antonio, Tex, has 'lt’t‘lll‘t‘d twenty couvrc-
tiom-I of Mexicans who Wr‘rn guilty of
violating the neutrality laws Ilnnng the
late Garza revolutionary nflnlr.
At bemington, England, (i. l". fircatrcx,
killed by his son, whose alluwancehv had
refused to increase.
Four powerful dynamite mrtrulgm. wIIII
fuses attached. were found In the Vlt'lllll}
of the Great Eastern railway sinuon, near
London Fields, Hackney.
The president. Ur neml ficllnliclll. h‘ccm
tury Noble and Reprom-utnlivrs III-Inlcnmn.
Hooker and mount returned to “‘K‘llll.gloll
from Rochester.
Mr. Turpin, of Indiana. o'lrm‘d n Muld-
tion in the senate calling for the reciprwuy
mrreswndcnce with Hayii, Colombia and
Venezuela.
Sir l‘rrlncis Harriett died in Linden. llc
was a cousin of Baroness Burden-contra.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
I’llfrdrfll'g. H 0 H 2 i 0 II II II :I 9
unflintuu and ltulmmn: (inlvin. Smith and
Mack
Foreman. llaatrlght and Milligw. (lumber!
and fichriver
IAmRM LIMWI “Allah
”HIouzuuaoa- Illil
,.00t01000|siol
Roy-l. Murphy and Shah
II.I.
Pleading [or nave-dens.
l‘llw Vim June l.—-—Potltlous for tho
pardon of Baronden. the labor agitator. an
beluglarxolyalgnedinthisdtybytncn
ofalidana They will be handed Inflor-
ernor flower on Thursday. District Ab
tornoy Nut-Ill said he would marred
mWnr to Mon llama-u, If that
oflclalnaksd form-opinion.
no, III-mime raise an 1rial.
RIVA", N .1, June I. -Ahlsn False, the
boy who murdered and robbed Brmlkeepev
Mae Haydon, III on trial in Kewarh. The
can is attracting much attention Incan— of
the general belief that he inherited a strong
tendency toward crime.
alu- Indies-owls Against Dpkgsl.
Run Your, June i.-ilovris Splagal,
against whom five Indictmsuu for formulae
on insurunoe mpanisawm lately returned
by the grand jury. had four more indict
manta returned against him Tuesday.
he ll'nhma Ila-d mm.
Jonsrrrowrr. Pa, June i.-—-A monument
named here in honor of the unknown
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' NATIIINAL 'BAPITAI.
Ilsa, dad-Ind their quarries and sheds to
.m. armor-re docsnot Include maaisen-
' . each [.Iarty For Itineraries, tickets mamfi
awealthy mun, eighty years of ago, um V
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
A, 3...“, _ ,, ,,, , Prepared with scrupulous cars.
new. .. n II II I. u II 2 II II n 2 I :1 award ataIlPureFood Exposmons. Eadi Jouflmn I SPECIMJL
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At Washington—- n n I‘ «nor-m. and all“ beprnmptly extents-d and
Wanhlngton 0 0 0 l 1 II 2 0 ll . III 3 - «ll-faillun [unranlm lnvr meatrlalrflm
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wan-nu Funnier, Wilsonand Bowman In sum.
Sparkling and henlzhlol. buoyed by the
No other root hear or-
racf equals Williams” III strength and
purify. One hotllaof extract makes 5
The great temperance drink.
“Isl- mvi only" inst as good"
as when. but for MM. (he
trial will sonnet this claim.
wh—ammwu
on sunning IIIIII‘II‘IIIIII
Dental Plates.
about
nun-l, fourth tbsuaai‘
alas, ”has: con-
ehaalt-al pdneiplemt “he. mouth” mwttérputset n“ in
WASHINGTHN‘
Banner Tones To Tun
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Excursion Tickets
Good only on special train. will be sold from
New York at
$l2.50
$l| .00
Return coupons valid only‘ on s .ial train.
the Saturday follow 'f‘eIl .50 main-
cludesral railway fareI meals enroute in both
divas-thus. hotel accommodations In \Vashi
Inn at the Arliu n. Normandio, Ebbitt W-
lard‘s.orlt case from Ill peron'f' urr
Gayle. lune can on Saturday. includvs.
ROUND TRIP.
route. but cm are all the other features of the
tour. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New York
at ll a. In.. on the data allow mentl l.orIed
Tourist agent and chaps-run wiliacco
Information nddreva Tourist Agent Pennsyl-
vania Ir- rad. to Broadway. hcw York.
('ilAS. ii. Pl.‘ till. J. R. WOOD
Guavganam-r. lieneral Pans. Agent.
Save Your TEETH.
.llAVE THEM FILLED fill CROWNED
Teeth filltd with gold. Platinum, Allop
Aural In and all plastic materials.
Teri treated and auceernfuily crowned with
field, Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold Platlnrrrri,('outinu
, iuln and Rubber Plates, and all work per-
In modern donlislry.
Illl attention giun to irregular and
“dren‘ ~ teeth.
All work at aunt reasonable prircs,
Teeth dlled and extracted minim-self.
DH. F. W. DAHMEB.
BWnabie. gt-III >1. Over Poul Office.
South Nora-alt. l‘onn.
JOHN E. EETNN
Saniran PIuIIIIIeI.
STEAM and Ills FITTEII.
PLUMBING
WII Mecksrlillo.
Sanitary “Plumbing
low Pressure "Slum Heals;
Agent for all the Benton Co ’a speciallleaaad
IIcrida Boiler
Fall Urn at Tin Ian.
50 South lain Oh. to. Harwell.
on. noon
3! minus
F. ‘ HHYLSTHN’S
Factory at Five Mile Ilivsr._,
llllElT WITHIN
ll PINES.
“‘..”...—
IT MIIII STREET,
the
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watchesch‘ii’lnslilrarms.
Mantel Blocks. Diamonds.
liIlIlll. .IIIIIIISIIII f. consul.
- 2III Monlaguc it,
our museums. BTWHYH. W. T
Thus far our goods delivered In South Nor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of payment lshighly appreciated. Full
information can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
SHHTH HflHWllII CONN. III
F AWCETT’S
HIIIIWHLK.
To our friends and patrons we Mg loan-
trounce that our Spring lmporlaiions for 1&2
are now received to Is irb your attention is
reswc'lfull) lurittd. Opt-ale week wr will
offer Special Bar nine in Bi ns and Flow
era. two hundr bent-u of Flowers to choose
from. Ladies can make neleclion now and we
will mrvolhcir order until later If desired.
HITS DIED Mill PHESSEII III THE
“TEST STYLES.
ladias' nun Material made to order
MRS. W. EAWBETT.
SIIHII Barium-1m:
A Pumps cm for all Female Diseases.
A III arnrrons— Allnd languid Praline law
spirited-r. and deans-loan alum I new!
«no. indication. house». barbaric, bearing
down palacacmulha loworpartof the hotels with
great mrrum in the Halon of the ovaries bladder
dlmtnllm scanty urine. with frequent desire to
unnavs laucorrhaa and constipation.
smug ".UIEBS is pleasant to take. being in
the forrn of tiny capsules or
pills whi- h if taken acmrdtng to ' nova
fails to nllsvs u can the severest far-a alts-ale
weal-an Price ll .50." box anlcisnf forona
months manual or .4 as for S bans mach-r
tors months treatment asaally enough “via the very
:07“ rm sold by it druggistaor mulled in
poll vac-rip! lolp
Address I' M'Tuimlpf‘ SPECIFIC (0.. lrnahlyn. I. l
Within s linnua. [in com mmplr con-
tains l cure: ‘I'e- mt sample contains 3
cum ular since 50¢. 50!” mailed
paid fir-owns a '.iarras. .u‘hoho-n
)rufglals. rooklyn.\ . . 1. Sold b the fol-
low r.” South \orwalk druggtata: ‘ll. liar-
0 “on. K. H. T’lnlsled H. (‘ Stills-rm
mnlrarrnnun.
~—
Neuralxla. Sickthead~
ache. Anti-biliousand
aneas famil' urEalivc
llll. "It!“
is rapidly rail-boo for
curing piles In all Iorma.
rule eve here
andoat PbAiri aural
Dragswra. mNorwalh.
l’rlceflmnis a boa.
A than. Proprietor Portland. ifs. mam
FURNITU RE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lit-nth lain street.
1892 STYLES
Just mired
Spring anIISummorIiooIIs
. -~ For ——
Business and Ilress
0 I
Sumngs.
’nreilnestllnalhaveevav Mined Iaall in
latest styles. A special Ilasof
nghtOoloredScotch
Cheviots.
Than-Ir: hthsvsisnethiaghetlsv mm
stylish manufactured. (’ali aadsnaralnelhau
W. H .SWIHIIIS
I Washington St» to. Wall.
Piano Fons lessons
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lurlt.I 3rd
The leading "fish "market "of- the
city is at
HHNT 8f. ZELllEF’S
32—WAsnIxeron STREET—:52.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllHE TITMATII CATSIIP,
sIMI’IHITEII SlHlIINES,
PIIHHEII HISTEHS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and \ hegemnle Market
HIINT IIZEIIIFE’S
32 WISHIHBTBM STREET.
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BENNETT 8c HHSTEII,
2| Main Street, 80. IInrvraIII.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
EmilsllegelablesPoullry.
or ALL run-In IN rum: ssAsox
if WHULELALF. 8r RETAI I .
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MY SPECIALTY.
Til TYPES MINE _8lTIIHlllTS
8E0. ' E. HAHMEH,
42 Washington 8L.
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Agents for
WM. Mil. mm 8.
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Kenny, Rubens It to, .
While HeIchore
Camphor Iium.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
IIapIIIaIien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
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HALE
The Druggist.
Inner. Walks,
Flag Walks,
curb and (Inner
Put down in the best manner it"
the lowest price.
IIIIAIIING,
soonmc, .
EIIIIAVATINII
BAYMIINII HINTS.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l’l‘llli l'iIlNESE TEA.
("an only be found at
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
STORE.
4| Main Street, Ismail. lions.
There Is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1800. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washdny , when this perfect soup
is provided, to lighten your lil-
bor, and save your clothes ? if
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it. is the boat,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and get the genuine,
with our mum: on the wrapper.
Run ""3 h '5 “0% the selling
prim slime, that must
I‘ «milieu-d. in arrir.
”In: ing at a knowledge of
the mine of an article.
'l'bere' Ill as much rml [lure map in a bar
of Dobbmu hicclrio anin four barn of
any otlwr strap made, and it \\ iii, if used
according tn drrcuionn. do four tirmr
as mm b work as any min-r. It» wet I:
but a very alight advance on that of 5'
fI'rior rump. lineal upon llolrbina' lain rm
.L. tannin ll l'.u.
Philadelphia. in
W. £15505 Lite
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