Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 10, 1892 · page 2

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m PLATFORM PRESENTED.

It m... Ill-clallhll a-a’rnnu
‘ the mam.

lo luau-u trade or ttr. Blane—Tho
froth-an at the Admlalumlou Bao-
yudhnolrllovtata nan tho-r
”(W m 0! ti. Mann-Ia Com-
“ ‘CW—‘I’Ic littorlty Boron
’ , W by no Blal-o Man Rejected
by It. Convention—At a Caucu- 0t
m ..I 520 Delegates I'l‘ed‘fll
Mao to airport the Prealdaat.
M Wall-3t.- Ir. Harri-on Senna to
I. 'Cl'l'yla‘ Vary Link About the
0M .1 ti. Cour-allow.

I Imus, June III—rho Republican.
m mention which adjourned at
11:5“ Thursday until Sumto give
“mmmittm time to report,
m “850. When Chairman Ile-
Inlaynppedterudertherowuanoirot
mongthedelegates
all of whom he
lievedthatthetate
ot Preddent Har-
rison and tin-See
rotary Blaine’a
presidentialaapira
lions was anon to

war pasta] from
mouth to month
that the Blaine
movementhadcol—
lap-ed, that his
Imam worm. name we?” no,
mho patented to the convention and
“ahundrudmajmitytoraenenlflarri—
unmodeuthednthallot.
watery waa rldicuhd by the Blaine
In. Ex-SenatorPlattII-id: ‘mknot
awmlofkuthhtheomy,itthorewaol
wo'alflhothalnttoadmitit. The tact in
I“ the Blaine column i meager than
III“. Doyoahawhowthatltoryatartedl
ham-”MWMwho-e
moo Saturday. Theydon’t
wauttogohonoandleavethe nomination
m Youcannay that lrJllaino‘o
uswillhepveaented aa provided tor in
thal‘lnalpruwamne, and that weeon—
alderhiinthutroumtinanintheraeo."
M Dial Ila-pan- Bone-thud.
“MW McKinleybmnght
mung-vacuum M. Depew won
on “not to momma the eighty-third

Ely“ Colonel Dick Turnip-um, of In
lo I”:

'Ihnmt horn moor numlmrn
We to «cymbal mnventlm: u! the
dub Ito inauguration. who
proficient at the United
* hr tho In My year: and who haa
Win the cabinet. who h

Wdfity-thm ”mad-u. in tall physical
. . m melanin-o mourn (or Mr.
boa-o he 3 eighty-two. America

(“and Dleh Thompson“ In.
will round htaeentnryand
tut-lath. the luterventug‘ period' orory

0! lb Republican party.

'na convention congratulated (blond

Wand hewna courted to the chair.

laid it made him young
look about the convention Be
“eighty-three, lorhe wu atlxnu
an undauuted Republican spirit;
“the” tht that party was to
country (or years and yearn to
M

throughlltaon pro-idea.
w Ilia flntvoto tor amt
out tor Henry Clay, that peat

and hoped that the time
whathowuotrywould vindl.
”which {turning tolr. Home

youhmodnatnenir." .

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hkretuartaheaaldt"! dudyoncau prove
alum» anything from people of that part at
the country.”

Thhmnark was greeted withaatorna on
hitte- from the galleries, and Ilr. Bother
withdrew hla remarks, IIr. Cannon. 0! Illl
nob, laid he would give notice to have the
filler!» cleared it the blazing WIS resumed
“We’ll vote it down,” cried moral of tht
delegates.

Senator Wolcott’a Speech.

Senator Wolcott was then recognized,
and the convention gave him a warm we}
come. He brought up a feature of flu
mldentiul light in a way that caught the
convention by atorm. Ronald: “I hold it.
my hands a lint of If!) ohmholding Repub
Buns. Nine-tenths 0! them live in state:
where there isahopelm Democratic ma
jority." The convention nud the galleria
gave II yell.

Continuing in the discussion 01 ledem in
Moreno: in the Kentucky can Mr. “'01
oott aid: “The trouble in this court-Inlet
cornea not alone from these men. but Iron
the two or three thousand officeholders wht
sworn in the wrrlclor ol the hotel um
haunt the delegates when .they ought to lit
in Washington attending to their husiuem.’

Another atom) of amrlanse groom) thi:
remark, which was interrupted by a cry 0I
"Sit down.”

”I won’t sit down," replied the silver
tonguod orator from Colorado.

Powell Clayton, of Arkansnx, rose to re
ply to Senator Wokott. “I rosy-cum;

 

JAXES (I. BLAINE.

nhnit." he said, ”that when edit-whammy
learn this hall the gentleman from Colored;
must go with them." {than}

Ir. Wolmtt retorted: "l (inure to re
mind the gentleman from Arkansas that
while I hold my once I do not held ll tron.
the President of the United Stills-A, but
from the people of my state, and I run hon
an Ian: when in W " “nun, to
Republican constituency.”

Dope-w and lillrr ‘I’all.

Mr. Depart was then recognized. Beanie
he knew nothing at the merits of the qtlfs
tion. After listening to the synwrhea h.
knew loss than Indore. {Laughter} Th.
committee nppnln' -l by the mnv-‘Intwn lvu:
given Nun-wieutu-m "l't.‘l“lt'nl'. 3'. to I’ll!
mend n purmi on them.
mun from MU» uurl himself a Inuktitut“
committee: 0! one had spoken (or the minor
ity. The gentleman from Colorado hm;
mien tor a part 0! it. and has incidentally
expvmd the terror in which he wallmt
the atreeto of Minneapolis let [our of onion
holdcn. He thought that u more that
two-thirds ot the mmittwe had remm
mended the report it should he adopted
Ei-Benator Miller, at New York, 0mm
the majority report. He will It was the
int time in his exwrlence that a mmmittm
on "solution had reported without gtvlnt
one rmon [or its report. It repmmutod l
majority hmv great, ‘34 to 2%: The Italian!»
committee had decided—28 to L’thhat "It
aoata ohonld be given to the tour delegates
at large In Alabama. Mr. Miller at the em:
olhhttnwdemandaladivhion oltheum
and Inked llrat (or a vote.

Hr. (unwell waa unmixed to reply t4
Ir. Killer. He said that the mmmittol
had waited the plea-ore at the mvent'tot
whether the mmlttee had pmented I
verbal orwritten report. The gentleman
frnvnNew York rat in his not then. II:
should he dumb now. In conclusion Ir
Cogpwell moved the prerioua qneutlon. A
oolondtlonth (‘aroltna delegate tried to get
the floor, but thercwerecrieo ot ”queatlon,’
and Ilr. Cogpwell laid that an the delegate
was on his side he would not withdraw th-

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General Manager.

 
 

, , oII longlsltnd' SIIIIIIIl.

. New \Bathing Houses.
New Attractibns- ‘

filing for large" ExcuISio‘IIs.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILIqu.

Ill‘rom'r IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.

0a and after May 31, theRotonj’oint STEAMER “JESSIE B.”
William South Norwalk at 10 a. m., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50 5:50 p. to.
have Roton Point, 11 a. at, 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 0:45 p‘, m.

SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwu‘k, 10:30 u m., 12:30. 2:15, 3:50,
5:50 and 7:30 p. to.

Leave Rotor: Point, “:10 an», 1:15, 3:00, 5:00, 6:40 and 8:15 p.m.

' Excurslon Fare.» 25 Cents. '
_ Titno table subject to change without notice. ‘

 

 

 

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thataniunhenhould vote no a question
nuleaumuaedor ‘mnlemhehulpemnna
pecuniary" interrut in it

Hr. Austin. ol Alabama. Bald he only do-
Ilrnd justice and he would withdraw the
You. ol the {our delegates a! lo rgu.

The Vote on the motion to sutatltuta the
minority [or the majorlty report, from the
committee on emlcutiuh. mulled: Ayes.
m; noea, 463. This wen a duitlod victory
tortho Harrison him» and the hull mg
with cheer; The following i»; the votein
detail:

Alabama. an! )3. noesfi; Arkansas, ayaa l.
nneolfi; (Yamnrnla. ayes l»). nuns s: Colorado,
aye-t 0. noes 0; Connecticut. ayes ‘J. lama: Del.
aware, aye- z. noes, 4: Florida. aw. II, noun l9;
Georgia. ayea Luwafi: Idaho, urn 0. mm 0;
lllinoia. aye-m, uoea ZI; Indiana. uyu 0. noe-
l); Iowa. and noun 5!; Rana-s. ayes to, noon
10; Kontuckymyeafl. noea av: manna. nyea
ll, noel :; lam-yes ll. noes 0; Maryland.
IND. noun l8; Mhuwtu. ayes H, noon l6:
lichlgan. ayes at nm or Nlnnmrvia. ayes ll,
nodal; lil'nulanippi, are. It. mm» 30;.“ lliueuurl,
ayes It uoea 10; Montana. Ayn .3. was )5: ho-

amfl. no“ in; Stu-lulu. mm 6. mm 0;
New Hampshire. ayes 1 no.» ti; N‘Iw Janey.
ayes: noon I“; New York. nymft rim-«'5: Kn: th
Carolina, ayes“ no“ 15h; ll”: I: Datum. eye-st
4. no.2; Ohio, are» 5, now In: tlrrguu, ayes
it noea 2; Penmylvama aye» M. new ll:
Rhoda bland. nyea 3, 30095! 50th Carolina.
and» not» It: South Dakota. ayes-5. nee: 3;
Tenneeaee, ayea l2, noes 1n: Tents, «ya; 9, noun
2): Vermont, ayes b. not»; 3; Virginia. ayes l5,
hoe-9; Wasshlnxton. ayea II. nut-II I): Went \‘Ir-
glnla. ayes 12. noes In: “'Bt'uthlll, arm 9. noes
I5: Wyomlng. ayes 1 mad 1; Arizona. lyre 1,
loan 5: Dhtr‘lct o! tfolurnlua. up“ '2. than":
New Maxim. ayat 0, noon 6; Oklahoma. ayas”.
m2; Utah, ayes 1, non l. —'l‘o:.tls. an; ayes:
03 noon

Durlng the balloting when qu Jersey
was ruched thrre wuea lively scene. Mur-
l'cll demanded that the roll be called and
that he be permitted to vote, but th»I cram-
inationol the roll showed that the action 0!
the national committee hurl been rem-newt
by the printer and another name npwun‘d
in the plaooof Ilr. Murrull'e. So the colored
delegate retired.

Hollo- tn Adjourn Loot.

Then the light» in the hall went out and
Elaine men endeavored tu IS": an mljouru-
uncut. Messrs. )liller and l-‘asmtt huh (h:-
clared that it was an outrage to kv-op the

 

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audience in the hall, but there were loud .. > ‘

alone! “No.” The lights came on ngmn,
however, and stopped the wrangle. Dure-
gate O'Brien cried. ‘Thrw I‘ll-Iona for Hur—
ri‘ou,"and the Harrison men (‘llt'f‘l’l‘d again.
An Iowa delegate moved a noose nil ll
o'clock. There wen- (“rim of "Sn." and
(dirt lager stood In the aisle nml In! the
vote in the ncgntlve. The Blaine men run-d
”an. the Harrison man "no." Thurs: wu
another Cheetos the chair announced the
vote—2‘7! aym to 3?). now—um declared the
motion to adjourn lost.

Ir. Dopew naked 3 vote on the majority
report. Mr. Teller moved a mm to will
Hr.CunnotI mute the point that nubmh
nest hud intervened and that it mum-i-
’ .3, I ’1 y motion and the- p—IIM wt;-
declared well Into-n. The qu. .tmu “2% put
on the adoption of the majority qu. sllnn
and evidently who currial on viva row vote.
but there were cries (I! "roll call' {min all
parts of tho hall. .‘tlr. Quay qmrkly Mkr'd
the call in the 1mm» of l’vnu»;lv-tn‘n, and

 

Ml“. Plait 5. nnulml llta- haplwt fr». . »- . ’ll‘n

of 50st Yuzk. Hw uni II.» III- .. .l

tlia-rlrrk start .1 in Ismail mi: I. ‘IIlllll-Inll.
Below llm unfit

Ilfvl In :w'u “an au-

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nuanced the convention, on motion of Itr.
Shepard of New York, paged a resolution
authorizing the WM to mlvo contri-
butions tor the 'l‘ituav'tllo tritium.

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thedernaudlorthapvuvloua adopted It (shown:
can ‘l'aho tho . The Plathvm.
InQuaywmreoogulzedaudwaal, ‘ ‘th-lt , I“ ant»

with applame. In hb thin votes which
aearearearhedtho platlortmheaaked the
chalrtodetlaothe oleetotadoptingtht
previou- iuthlacaao. mum
mane: that thadeuiaadwouldap
plytoth najavltyautl the two minority
Onthdenuudotthe mill-nun
tin-Newton then-eulonwould h
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Irony baited on know whatth
Mwouldhooatheothu at the

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old~lIm-: luxury. Pure and ula‘laxome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. lllghd
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9'25; tho

package malcm two large [Isz

lmliafil-ns «:mJ insist on Its.
NONE SUCH brawl.

IERRELL & SOULS. Symox. N. Y.

EIIAIIIItlrtn 1|
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Easily and cheaply made at home. Im-
proves the appelole, and ads digestion.
M annulled temperanccdrmh. Heallhr
M. loammg, luscious. One bottle 04
extract makes 5 gallons. Get It tun.

Thls ltrmtrmly “jmt 1» goal"
as «when. lmtfin mm. (m
trial will “no“ on claim.
I“ I m “I. (I.

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III. minim-With
Dental Plates.

.2 Save' Money!

"" Megan

Save Your Teeth.

HAVE; THEE! FILLED OR CBOWNED.
Teeth 'fllrd with It]. I’latlnnnt, Alloy.

A Intulallp Ina
howl-Treaty! nd mutton mwma
Gout-Intum'lnfiauunclm. "m‘

 

Artldglul teeth on Gold. Platinum, Continu—
ous Gum and Rubber Hates. and all work per-
tnlning to nwdern dentielry.

, 5 dat attention given to Irregular and
Ch ldren‘o teeth.

All work at most mountable prices.

Teeth filled and extracted ualnleonly.

4:! Washington .‘It. (Iver l'mt Office.
South Yonmlk. Penn. on I?

IIIHN‘ F. IIINN

Sanitary Plumber,

STEAM and GIS FITTER.
IIIIIIIIIII l SPECIllll.

[luring token the basement under the Lib-
ra r, “(I \Vu.“l’il:tgtn!l alter-I rhnth Norwalk.

mu littel l! for
0 l'

FIUMBINE

l rcqectlully ornlrlt a share of public patron-
am I refer to plumbing] have dom- lor the
pop: mvtn year». In the employ of W. ll. leek-
ur .:r (‘0 All work will hate my personal pup»
arridnn, nn-l ntll he stomptlyehtnted nmI

 

 

 

aatlafm ”(In roam!" (lire meatrlalrfl'm
SOTfl'l-I.

$5.00 IN GOLD

Will lnclwn to theI lm'or whl armlltm Ihe
tum-t number"! vmrde made from the letters
In lbt- RulIl

Photographer

Hullansucr will be numbered an run-ital.
Should two or than be alike the tlnr one re-
- our"! will get the prize. All amwrn must be
hrn- on or heron Jul) Isl. 1311:.» the pun-will
l» awarded July I. “1'2.

51-» lurIb-I nut imdnyn thin adv. willed
title he .rrr mu ruluutmn u! Ilka on each dunn
(' Iblrw t l‘l. Irmmpfu. I'M gulur pI'iw-«p- 52m.
$551» mu! 5(va ;~-r dun-n.

TIS T‘I'ILS I luv 25".

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I ~I‘.\N'r.t.\‘ltnl'sPump...
It t‘w mm! runmtmthlu pup”,

GED. E. DARMER,

£5 \\’.\ ‘IlIN'l'l‘OX 512. 0"!le PUST Ul‘l’lt‘fi
South Snrmtlk, I‘nnn. my? ls

 

BY VISI use

I. BBYLSTIIN’S

Factory at Five Mile River.
IIIIII REDUCTION
III IIIIcIs.

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ctr-at varietyot Veh-tpedm amt tile-ls a
battalion-I. Also a due line at Doll and
lhlvronnlagra, mycheap.

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BENNETT lb “USE”,

1‘ III! M 32- II!!!“-
Meats.

FISh- Craters.

Fmilsflasatahlasjoullly.

or ALL Inna nu rune moor
32' WHOLELALF‘» k. RETAIL.

 

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DB. F. W. DIBMEB.‘

m BGSIJIBW Bullet. 253 lb.

Tumbvmunehphudlan.

PAYM ENTS

$1 WEEKLY!

Watches, unfinsillhanns.
Mame! Clocksjiamonds.

”BUR. JUHHSUN & WWII".
2l9 Montague St.
CITY HALL SQUARE. Blnullyn, I. l

Time but our good» delivered in South Nur-
walk have given general uatlnhctlon. and our
method of payment is highly appreciated. Full
nlurmatlon run he had 0! our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER.

l9 RAILROAD PLACE.

Slllllll 808mm 00" .Ilr‘.

 

“FAWC‘METT’S'
ll Mill” STREET, IURWILK.

To our triends and patnms we be: loan.
ummct' that our Spring lmxnmutlmm for lbtl’.’
arr now received. to w do!) your attention in
rmpv-ctlully invited. Opening: week we will
alter t-‘wviul liar-wins In Ribbons Itnd Plow
973.1va bnmlml bow-n or Flufwerotu chums
from. Ladies ran make sole-«Irina nmv and we:
will reserve their order until later if (helm).

HITS lllEll III) PBESSED Ill TIIE
lITEST SlYlE8.

ladies' own Material made to order

MRS. W. FAWBETT.

 

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Qe', wholehfcd.

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Within 5 Minutes. rho cI-lu rumyfe our
min) I Him; In: rent «mph» mn'aln- 3
our“. ltrmtlar «in.- 25r.. 50¢. 8 0|, mulled
rial put-l “It towns t JAM!» \\ bolt-suit
lmuuists. rmklyn.‘.\'. t’. Sold In {Lt I»;
Inning .‘uulh Norms“; «lmggi-Io- 1. ii. at-
tcr. 'l. G. lluyt. K H. Phil-ml t- I Miliwn

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Spring andSummerGoods

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Business and Brass
SuiIings.

Tl»:- rlmw line I have-yen“: )me In all to
land 45!”. A ‘i-tfi‘lll limo! )

LightColoredScotch
Cheviots.

Than wnwh there in nothing bath-rm more
ntylish manufactured. (fall and examine then:
and set prim».

WJISWBRIJS

90 Valium St. to. tumult.

IIIBBLE 8t BBMSTBBK
Ham Roll,

I Illicit! lttlcll of loud Int,

USED Ail
llun or Breakfast In».

ALWAYS 'l'lll ”AME: MILD. IELLOW
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flirtation tor Booting.

‘l'oholla wholeor portion. ularethe meat In
holllna tutor and aha-arms“ hull havdw
three hon". Then-tripod the viad;|t it b
to he and cold. chill It at 0* In mld
watar.

Yer hotllacortor frying try itaellmv with
rmorllm. It ohnuld In nllrad from the
Wenthetat and leanat that and beta;
unwell tutor-trod. Alt-r the roll ha- horn
attend from to about hall In length. the

always be boiled.
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We have made a reputation tor nun;
God'ha Wehuaflmtahtlauauwwa
“Monaural-om lira-Intact that
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nuts who I

other.
sack of flour madeln the famous

1892‘ STYLES

Hillier portion. which to rm lean. ahoald _

Washhurn Crosby Ito’s

Superlative

la the hutflour madman! aarhoap auany
All grocera net! It. EVW barrel or
ASBBURN

MILLS, .‘llnum ll». bears the name at
WASIIBURN L‘ 05-9” Co‘s. Nor-e genuine
withoutflt.

 
 

Ketemlllohens &. 00.,
lllll AGENTS,

7m Main Street. Ilnrtfnrd, Conn.
mrl'.’ film

The leuding lieh final-Iket of the
city is at

HUNT lb ZElllFPS

32~VVA$HIKGTON STREET—32.

 

There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.

PURE llllllll BllSllP.
IMPORTED SlllllllES.
lflBSlE 8

HOME“ lllSlEIlS.

Orders called for and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,

"INLIIIELJIIES

 

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’ I INSTANTANEOUS
FHOTiGR/‘IPHS 7’

$3
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we; 35-853“ AME???

Wheeler 8:. ' Sanford,

:51: MAIN rfl'ltllfi'l', no.1a'0ltWAhK. ('T.
AKI'DIIQ tur

VICTOR. PHEIIII. WARWICK!"
Mlllfll, llllllllllll illll
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It you want to havuromlofl amluper-l. RIDE
A \lCTOlt WHEEL. with Spring fork and
llfi-lurhl. 11"..th wheela Ital to
anymmmatk the). so BUM. ht) 7M5
’I'b . fully guaranteed. and only Small

M ml bar-decided to trya wanking
ah'tor.the t Mt luau . WI)—
Tonmtoaull. . I. o In .

«tumour ”3015.. ”mm

ll! WALL ”TRIM. NORWAML (If.

 

White Hellebore.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder,
llamhalien.

Paris Green,

In quantities to .suit at the low-
est market prices.

“400—“.

HALE,

The Drugglst.

concIéIeWalks,
Flag Walks,
Curb and (Inner

Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.

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BRABING,
SlllllllNG,

EXBAVATING

B Y

RAYMOND . BROS.
DquK” ' ”
Thea Nectar,

l’l'ltfl (.‘IIISI‘SE TEA.
('un only he [nun-l ut

. The Great
AIIanIic and Pacific
Tea company’s

b‘l‘l IKE,

4| Main Street. lomallt. Bonn.

There- is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened wmuan‘s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since mm. ’1‘; ow,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
waslulay, when this perfect soap
is providml, to lighten your la~
bar, 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 best,
purest, and most economical

 

soap made. If you haven't tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
with our name on the wrapper.
nun “us It is not the telling
‘ )0 Willem], in arriv-
ing at a knowledge of
t

There in as much ml purewap in rim
0! llohhlna' Electric aoin four hora at
according to directions, do {cur time-
aa much work a. any other. It- not b
lerioraoap. lnaiat upon Wm‘lflwtrir

l. L. Cum! £170..

Philatelohla.

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