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1h l‘l'ihnne‘s Editor Nominated for
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GOV-“OI;- Votns—-—For Nearly Ilall
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ask-arm or Ills sen-gu- Goa-to
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End! for the Plans by Aeslainatlu-
7 ‘lmammlnneli.~'atteraionrdays’
“nonpublic-n national convention re-
main“ Benjamin Harrison as the
prty'h andidats for president at the
United Stain. Bx-Iinister to France
Whit-law Reid. of New York. was unsui-
wmrsnaw IUD.
Muses-17. «let The convention sd~
. jmnsdsinsdieatvfi‘l pm. after giving
" title cheers for Harrison and Reid. and
n. Ballot by States.
The following isthe ballot bystates as
W and ammved for the oflcial reo
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New Attractions. *
. General manager.
On and nftor'lfsy 31, theBoton Point swans “JESSIE B.”
to trance
mously nomlnated
for vice president.
Thepresident wn
victorious on the
first ballot, and
his nomination
was then made
unanimous. When
the result was an-
nounced the con-
vention wentwild
The ballot resulted
as follows: Earri-
son, 5351-6; Io-
Kinley.182;Blaine.
1821-0; Reed, 4;
Lincoln.l; shout.
Ix. Total vote.
tisnteonntry may rthewrongotmtaad
that ws may stamp with the seal of dual die
sppmvalapolicywhleh eouldlrndonly to im
poverishment at home and which trought us
only contempt and dishonor abroad.
planes.) There is spractloal acrsrmeut anion.
the delegates of this convention. certainly
_the ’ ‘ ‘ whens ‘ ‘ho
followed. the delegates from Republican states.
as to who our leader shall be [applause] and
that expremion would today rrceivs almost
unanimous roles were it not for a mistaken
feeling among some of our mints that the
bestowal of close is a personal gift (Applause. ]
The welfare of our beloved party. Mr. Chair.
man. is of infinitely WU}? amount than the
nomination «vindication of any man within
our rants {applause} and when the roll otstates
bailed I believe it will appear that thoohliga‘
lions of (min? are repaid solely by a faithful
performance of its duties and that manhood
and independence are not bartered amonzzood
men for theemolmnents and honors of pnblis
station. [Applause]
Blaine and Beelproelty.
Our candidate, Ir. Chairman. has never been
Mat of the United States. He will he
[animus]. bntif be h. not yet occupied thet
omen he has by his devotion to his party mode
Republican presidents possible. and has on-
riched two administrations with his ssgacity
and statemanship [ApplauseJ
We are respected and honored abroad. We
owe it to his stateeraft. We are gathering the
ropnbllcsofsll America together in bonds of
donut friendship. It is bemuse- he advised the
plan and shaped the policy. [Applause] We
are protecting our own people. on the farm and
in the workshor s. and by wise ouncmsiune are
inducing the nanons of the world to open their
gates to our products. Bis far-seeing and db-
criminating vision townrvl ., the pi selbilitieo of
m‘pruci ty [applausel induced us to take it up.
isno public measure since the days of
reconstruction which has tended to the ad.
vanoement of our country with whirl: his name
3 not identified. and when the history of this
generation of the Republic shall be written. his
name will stand foremost among its statesmen.
[Applause] No villi-is! title or station can sdd
tour detmt from his fame. but we may at
hm let history record that all we had to give
we gave with loving and loyal hearts [Av
planes} The best gifts of this world are not to
those who seek them. {Applause}
Our votes are far be cast for one who is al-
most every B.-publican‘s candidate esmpr his
own. [Applause-.1 For my part [rejoice that
the opportunity is given me of outing my vote
for a nominee who looks every thing for his
country and nothing for himself. {Applause}
And the same (lo-I otion to the nation' a welfare
which has guided him in his public life for
nearly a generation authorizes the acceptance ;
of any duty which this convention may in:-
puse upon him. [Applause] For many months
there has been apprehension in the public
mind respecting his health and strength. It is
gratifying to be able to state that the fears
which moved us were groundless For our
country's sake and his own we amid wish that
he were again the young and ardent leader
who be led his party in countless lmtlm. and
that his youth could be renewed like the
‘I.
leave. The liens-ted and Great.
Experience. however. comes only with ripen-
ing years. and though time has tinged his hair
with white. the some unconquernble will and
lofty patriotism still dominates his being. [hp
planes} The years of struggle in pubis nor
vice have left their Imprints. but he still stands
to us who lure him, the emu-diluent of all that
isbrlghtcst and best in American statesman
ship. [Applause] ”diurnal and ripened by
the creeping hours of time. we thank Gm! that
he instill able and eqnlppod to give to the pm
pleof those state- rm livltllllll-Ill'ali-tll ll] .: «hall
not only protect our own rally-n... bu: l-mkur:
beyond tho ruLII‘Il-wl of our bur-lots. .‘JJll m;
haw-e the troll being of all Amour-am. a.‘ip
plow-e l And so air (hainnnn in in. h- nir
when \i. tory ishand. we turn tn the in". plvl
leader who has so worked for his party that he
has lifted it above the hour of further d. [I‘lh'
To those of us who belong to the younger c~le~
snout of the party. who are content to follow
and not to lead. and who ask only to bear their
share of all the burdens and the brat ul' lb..-
day. he stands our ideal. our inspiraIiun. [lip
planee.) Ills nsms1s engraved on all our hearts
in letters thnt shall non-r fade Bram lrm»
hearted and great. there is no true llnplillll
can who will not follow where he leads {.lp
plume] And wilhluving faith we no»: that
Provide-am wIll long spare him to n purple
whose grateful homage he has rarnul and
whose allertionato devotion be won-W‘s. to
pledge our unfnlturing and loyal supp." to
James (i. Blaine.
Home. Shout for Their I‘avorltes.
The convention gave Senator Wolrott nu
ovatiouaml cheered Blaine until it mid
cheer nolongor. The "Blaine. Blaine. James
0. Blaine" men fell into harmony. and the
cry went up from 5.0:» voice- as from one,
whilethe stamp of feet that acrornIIsnIod
it made the big conrention hall tremble.
lien sud women fainted from sheer eahaun
lion. After nearly thirty rnlnntesot pande-
monlum (luv. Hclflnley's volu- was at last
heard requesting that as a matter of safety.
suggested by those havim a knowledge of
the bulldlnz, that the stamping of feet be
dhcontlnned. "You may yellall you plow."
he added in reply toads-legato from llli~
nah-nil theiitslns men took him athla
When New York was reached Chauncey
I. Depew made hb eloquent swh plating
l’resident Harrison's name before the can
ventloe. M the close of Depew'sspeech
the Barrios sun
of
m and In. . ~
has in mm
a. museums.
wadeflleawdmlrs. Bop-wand Bra.
E. Howell. of item. who started
the m among the president’s
his supporters. while a young “M in
the gallery evoked shears waving
ant-sieves” Weizmann-Imus-
wssnaiaaemoslst new
hinflationoftheflo-anchswarw
Manila-Windw-
dad's-denim!!! Wltuap'aw‘
will leave South Norwalk st 103. m.. 12:30. 2:,15 3:50‘5:50 pm.
loavellotonl’ointfilamnlm 2::50,435, 6:.i5p m.
BUNbAYB—Leave South Norwn'lr,10:30 n m..12:.30 2.15, 3.50,
5:50 and 7:30 p. In.
Laue Baton Point, 11:10 am.,1:15, 3:01. am, 0:40 and ms p.111.
25 Cents.
. Time table subject to change without notice.
Excursion Fare.
Enqulre '
at
the
Office ‘
0f
the
EveningSentinel
llastateoflfewl'orharsfnnsdlnlhsinhrkn
have received hundredi of dial-Italian from
leading cities of those countl m and they Ill
tell me that the idol of our pu- _l in them is“):
Bulthnt we have held for in I. n: y yeah. Jam
9. Blaine ‘ [bind and on il'l‘l'tl- (1 ohm]
Nothing that any one could say here could add
tohlsfsmeordelrust from the honor belong~
ineto him as an linwrilan enemas. Bis
historyand achievements was known tothe
whole world For more Ibnu twenty yearshe
has led in the oomlzat. a
In conclusion Mr. Milk: seconded the
nomination of llr. Blaine. '
Congressmen llheathain'a Address.
When North (hirelina was rewhed Hon.
Kr. Ghentharn was recognizod. lie said: ‘
On behalf of the Republican party in North
Carolina and the MINI» negro citizens of the
United Ststes, whose development in twenty-
as fears has surprised the civilized world. i
rlaeto second the nomination of the bratrlr.
pliant soldier. one of the nblest and purest
statesmen who ever lived to ml urn the annals
If the American history. The: gentleman is
the lion. Benjamin Harrison. oi the state of
Indians. Fonryoarssgo Mr. l’ImideIIl. when
the flag of the grandold party was trailing in
the dust. and her cause hndbeen beenwnsigned to
the narrow channels of the grave of defeat.
whenthe leaders of the party were dospond~
ent. scattering and mull-tell: when it seemed
almost impossible to hurls limos to lead the
party out of the duh alley of Domou'ncy:
General in Harrison came and more
than triumphantly led the poem» to nor-hm
and victory. Shire then his woord. administra-
tion and very acts commend their“. Ives la» the
eyes of the American pi nplo TI u ‘Iw. prudt- nt
undeflled and strong. Now if the l n: X; will re
nominate him here today 'It will out only mrer
heel! with hour and glory but with triumph
and victory in November next.
Bpeoner seconds Harrison's Nomlnmlua.
I'll—Senator Spooner. of Wisconsin. was
the next speaker. lie seconded Harrison's
nomination in the following spewh:
National Republican conventions here not
been accustomed to make mutation. That
which met at Chicago in W made no mietnhe
._ when it ltilrllstI-Il
the honor and. re—
spoimiblliryaf ivorlv
orship to lh-njamin
llarrismn. oi lnriiv
nun He quickly
proved lIiuLwlf an
tiled t‘ll‘ldlfllft: and
a lender who Ml.
NlllIans of hmtilo
and eager eyes
- III-an hail ll” whole
T$|Ifo in vain for spot
\» n! blemish. 0n tbs-
t nllll’l ll and in Tht'
A balm-nu mun rr-du
before him. Calm.
“dignified and wt»).
.. ; r‘Mh Iiny brought
from hi‘ llLH n. «lo
u 5“"0“ snunlzlt. livnranre in itself.
aperfect pleura-Ia. unexmllml for gram of III.»
lion. power of. pigrammntil statement and the
spiritot true eloquence. lie imbued the party
with renewed r igor and strength and intrepid-
Iy led it to victory Ill.» friends bring his
name into this convention pfuudly l‘llnhl‘lu’lii
that the mud which be has made.- nmls not to
be supplemented by words of aIlrm an y
lle has been from the day of Ms inn xgnrari In
whattlie people “looted him to be thew-MI—
dent of thol' mtnl States. lie bus gm. n In the
country an aduunistrauon whhll fur ability,
eflicienr'y. purity and Iatrlnzmn. f‘llnllr’ ruins
willln' t ftsr muzzpnrlzn n nub :mr I ll . h in.-
gums ‘ ' ~ lw lm: “Inn-our ‘ }: worn.
nfw - l‘ x.- ! .--.~s..I
u. 3. - «l .1-»I‘..v prin-
mluv
(ll llll' .
plo
l ill on p y. a. ul In the "-
.' lo «lgw made by It to the pro
v huu lasfuro this mnu-Imun as
nil“ war. and Will la-ar. whom-Ir numv
lI:..N-v‘. uI nu: for he is a llr plzblla'an ill-I full
Illltl’l‘ in lllr I ullnllul mules: \slrIrh tinny III to
brain.
, The lb-pul.‘.1..m~ of overt; Mill" sure one in
mnrentluu aw InMI-J have Iullnmnl with «n-
thuulasm his ml u. nmrauon l pun that ad-
ministration and Its n. mrd of etl‘lviehly and
achiowmi “emu it. “pub“: an party I» to win. if
at all. in the NI Iulnu I ampamn Thor» Is noth-
ing persuasive ill rim wrtlun that thmo who
wenthumulnnlly approve an aIImIIIIsIratlnn
will withhold their approval from the man
who Ls responsible for it and who has hugely
made"
But him again at the bend of the r‘nlumn.
Plano again In his hand the haunt-r0! llcpnb
llranlsm. and be In" an; it aggressively all
the time to the front and he will lo sd us again
to victory
There will be lrroaistahlo power and inspira.
tiall h the knowledge whit h pervades the pew-
plethat so long as he is president there is one
st the helm who. whatever mu- ns. st home
or.aln'oad will brlnato the solution of every
quantioa. to the enmtlon of every pulley and
both- perfurmsnm of every duty a splendid
and disciplined intellect. absolute rcs'tltudo of
purpose. an unfaitsrln; desire to mm-
svsry interest of every autumn-if pulse which
is sure safeguard against hasty or mistaken
imminent, and a patrwtism which has never
wanted. either in moor war.
A llreah for IeKtaIey.
lie was followed by Bruno Pink, of lil-
wsulse. ayonnyinaswho spoke for liar-
risen sadlin W. Down-y. of Wyoming.
who started out with the remark "l mans
homoseofthsfardlstantststaa which is
many miles from here." and thb elicits-d an
explosion of derislve butter The sum
lion and galleries payed Ir. Downy so
liberally thatho llnsllylstdown aim see
ceding mun-nomination. General flewell.
of New Jersey, got the llooraad Island
that the «Invention proved to
motion waspst and carried by a
chorus of Wars." The llrst
made the first break to the duh
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Save Your Teeth.
HAVE Till! 1’1].le 08 enowxen.
Teeth filled with cold. Platinum. Alley.
m .%
TWP?“ moo-Inn crowned with
«Poul-Inciting
Artificial teeth on Gold Platinum. Continu-
nus "um and Rubber l’laIe-s. and all work per-
tsining to modern dentistry
inl attention given to Irregular and
(tin drcn N teeth.
All work at most reasonable prices.
hllled and extracted ualnlrsely.
-DR. F. W. DlRMER.
A! Washington St. 0r or Post Oflllee.
South Norwalh. Conn.
JRNN F. FlYNN
Sanilarv Plumber,
STEAM and (its FITTER.
mm A sncllm.
A‘l alluring token the lusemrm under the Lib-
lihl \\ asbiugtuu street. 50th \‘urwslh
m'itterl ft for
AlllllNllS
PLNMRINB
l wmun I tfullyso llrit a share of public patron-
l refer to l”plumbing: l have done for the
pa; ~I it’ll year». lullw Ih'ruploy of “2 ll. lech-
vr .1 l o All work willh are my personal eup-
ersislon, and will be 1mm ly executed and
“Interline peanut . fl lefllltflm
TIItWISESI' Oj-
Narms'flgr 'flgreeli’ ls
GREATESIENNFN
MR 5.415 fVERYW/IIRE
None
”“7 our Ims our.
‘ carers“ xenon.
, $5.00 IN GOLD
Mince “'lll begin": In the boy or girl sending the
3. Meat
must number of words made from the letters
in the u uni
Makes an or "day convrnimce of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and whnlrsome.
Photograp her
Prepared uiIh scrupulous (are. Highest
hurl. answer will be numbered as rrreired
award at all PurcF sod Expositions. Each
rib-mid tmmr more be alike the tint one rr-
ooirnl vnll not the prize. All answers must be
here on or before July lot. “In. as the prison ill
be awarded July 4. lllfl.
Alm fur Ill? m at I!) days this air. will I n-
llll‘s In “I r In :I ra‘Olul lion of fat. II!) can h ring I)
patients mums ”0.13ch [In AV“ l'l‘ I'll Iw.rnpl1~.llrgulir mic... 51m.
Imllslmns ... and must on My: 1,; lbs um «mm our”... dam.
NONI": Slrcu rm. =
WELLdlSOULE. 5:. m sr N Y.
GRAIllllTEll ‘-
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AND SULPHUR.
balsa comm Fertiliser Known for
mmmmmmvmm
lurk-MI
we Save Money!
all.” Koném
where him a
May...” . .. .r
F. R. STIIRTEVAIT, "m
hare-eon ands lsvom
M’In
TIN 'l‘l'liswl [or 251-.
l' I; ulogrsplisof lamlx apes horses. interiors.
Elli Iii-rs. r {1' ,
l.\ STAhTtNElll' N I'Rtll' Pale
at the most reasonable prim».
GER. E. RARMER,
L” “'A‘illh'GTUN $1.. OVER l‘llr‘IT Ul'l‘lL'E
South Srirwalk. “Inn. null ly
BY \‘ltitTlNG
F. RRYLSTRN’S
Factory at Five Mile River.
GRElT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
fire-i WM“)! *vfll'lwlfl and Birds 3
leastbau cost. Man a line "no of bull and
Baby I-nrrlalval ten rheap.
Sparkling and hesllhlul. Enjoyed by the
whole TIMlly. No other we! best eI- ‘llllr
tact equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle oi eIlvarl makes 5 u. t. uttthm n. II. Blllfl'll)
(slices The great temperance drink.
hhhMrmly' 'juataa'md"
D mite". but In Mm. "we m.
trial will support this rlmlfl. mm
nun-armaments
' BENNETT ll. NNSTER,
2| Isle lltrsst. ts. Insult,
Meats. '
Fish. Oysters. .
Fmilslexelahlnsloullry,
ormsmosmrnsisesasos
A'l‘ WHOLEIIALF- h. RETAIL.
Read This!
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urn-mac. “Asmgg
gag-V :latelwp
Jsmwfiw uni-mm
8. 8. L’Hommedleu.
n man's"; Illmtlltl
Dental Plates.
PAYM ENTS
3| WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains”. Charms
Mantel Clockslliamonds.
IlBllll. JOHNSON & coIIPIIIl.
2l9 llumague it.
I'm' museums. Brooklyn, W. l
Thus far our groom delivered in South Kor-
wallc hare given general satflfaction. and our
method of pay ment lshixhly appreciated. Full
nformation can he had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
39 RAILROAD PLACE. ‘
,, 8991!! ”W" WIN-v.
FAWC ETT’S
l7 Mill STREET. NRRWILK.
To our friends and patrons we beg tunn-
uouure that our Spring: lmportatinns for hit:
an- mw "1'!“li-rd. to Is Iielr your ntlr-nlmn l‘
respwtfully ius ted. "pr-Mm: Week tannin
tIflI-r Hpecial Bantams llI RihiI-me and Flow
e'stn hundred lulu-s of Flnwrrslu rimm-
from. Ladies van make Selfi‘iloh now am! we
will reserve their order until later if Ila-sired
HIT8 lllEIl Ill) PRESSED III THE
“TEST STYLES.
ladies' on Material made to order
MRS. W. FAWRETT.
hm
Within 5 Shunt». I‘ ive eon: mum to {Oh
thin: I Inrr;1en rent sampl- contain.- 3
III-rs. lb- \ar sites 2542501». I 3! mailed
{Int pairl Fl 1'0" 58 ‘8 JAM LS. Vt holesale
Jruaxlsts n-Ikly n.‘\ . I'
sold l: Ii. «9 lo;-
lrmlugh‘olth )eIrwnlk ilrllLKl>l41.tl lie:-
lrr. .l'r Hoyt. [Lil l'lali-lwl 0; l SIM-on
333‘
1892 STYLES
Jun-It l’n'rit‘r‘rl
Spring andSummerGonds
—-l"or—
Business and llress
Suilings.
The lim'fl. luw l bau- m rr oflvml in all tb
lain-I sub-e. A spew in! line of
nghtColoredScotch
Cheviots.
Than nnwh therein nothing brilrrur more
stylish maunl’u tum! i 'all and examine them
and get prices.
W. N. SWllllllS
it Insulation 8t. Bo. Isrwa It.
RIBBlE it RRMSTRBN
Ham Roll,
A choice lrtlcls of load lest.
I‘NKI) All
Ilsa or lustful Issue.
ALWAYN rm: nut: MIMI. mil.qu
' AND PINK.
H... .. ___”M.-...m
Ilmtisss for Booting.
To boll a whole or portion. plur- the rural in
boiling water and simmer not boll hard -
this-hams. Manna on use." It in
to he used cold. ehlll it at on" in cold
water
ruminant“)! "‘th by Itselfurr with
sneer liver. it shit-III be sliced fours the
Isms-rubs fat and lee-at that end being
sows" intermixed. After the roll has been
smaller pus-lion. which Is very lean. ‘
alway- he boiled.
Mo‘s..m~.
Best New Butler. 25:: lb.
W
In have made a reputation tor selling
Miles. wehnnnmmmmn
mmunutnmwu Breakfast that
wears-emu. lovers-(Indian W
hare-bemymplsasrdhen.
Walnut commit
In" mmm
Ila-u. ant-sh 4
sllrredfrnmtnahswthalfltslnath.lho‘
Washhum Brushy 00’s
Superlative
flour made. ndpsscbes as
All grocers sell it. Eve
each of flour Inadein the famous
L8. chliuneapnli
NCBOS
Abarrel
ASBBUR‘S
I name of
WASHBUR Co's. None genuine
I‘llMlllJl.
Ileney, Roberts in 00.,
"Ill. AGENTS.
all Main St mt. Hartford. Conn.
mrl'fllm
The leading fish market of the
city is at
MINT 86 ZELUFF’S
:lz—Wssulsorox STREET—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrh es every day .
PURE TOMATR CATSIIP.
IIPORTFR SlRlllNFS.
PlCNlFR RlSTFRS.
( lrders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail FIsh, (lys—
ter and Vegetable Market,
—— M» -V ~—
NllNl &ZELNFF’S
32 IRSNINGTRI STREET.
CS N01 [11
lNSTANTANEOUS
\
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Wiggfifl M?“
Wheeler & Harlanl,
'1! IAIN stirrer so. NORWALK ('1'.
Agents tor
VIRTRR. PNEIIX. WARWICNf’il
RllBlER. NIIRNRRl .llll
“20'0"“ 80003.
"_ynu lobster-Info" IMHWI RIDE
”Wit? h 'weh “HEEL. with h'imlng torn and
MI TlmlI-Ith whats In Mai to
mimetic lire). NU Ill MT. M U 'l hi'
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3 West avenue. Heath Norwalh
Meme. Walter J. Hall. In West no
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Raise the
Objection I
ran svsarrnnro Is now sour
A‘I' so meant a users era...
ream rear raer casein
limit '10 anvmsss. “I!
Is soar war rasr snooze
smarts-L wam In ens
aman'ran: In mum ran—
nconsasv sense as ensure
was.“ sans sienna
Is no cannula“ Ivor ”MM
swans or run-Ir
While Hellellore,
.Camphor Gum.
”a" Dalmatian lnsecl Powder,
Naplhalien.
Paris clean,
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
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HALE
The Drugglst.
concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
0th and Butler
l’ni tlllWll III lire best manner atfi
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SillllllNG,
nlvvnvn Inns.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l"! RE i lll,\l'.."l'. [HA
lull nIIl)‘ m- {nun-l A!
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’s
SHIRE.
4| Main Street. Ismail. Bonn.
Any article that has outlived
2‘: years of cornwtitimv and im-
itation. and sells more and more
oar-h year, must have merit.
llobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1500, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their mime is legion.) save
(Llothos and strength and let
soup do the Work. All that we
can say as to its merits pales
into IIotlIingnoss. before the
story it will tell, itself, of it.
own perfect purity and qunuty,
if you will givr- it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. lie has
it, or will get it. Try it neXI
Monday.
N. B. lihrtru' Maps In ubiIlIelI-c-
tam, pluyslmllm. Bimini»
Is the original one all Nauru-tire. Blow
trim. and tihwtm- Maxim are inurlulint
imitations. Ask lur- llobbim' his-(trio;
we that our name is on «very wmppr r.
and If any other is sent you by your
gnu-or when you Imler ours. son-l it
back to him.
Tia-re IIrI~ runny imitation
l. l.. (‘Ilamx a (70.
Philadelphia. Pa.
1. H. Brown.
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FNBAVATING,
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Norwalk Chronicler