South Norwalk, florist.
dire Mbat charting Summer Resort on Long Island Sottnd
ew Hotel.
. murmur Will. nesrar
Battle Over the Scale Probable
at Pittsburg.
mums mums HAY rrcn'r.
he” An Already at the scene of the
1mm. and Bloodshed Seems Probable.
lbw the "autumn Rep-Aland a Large
tom of Deputy Shun-ms.
Prmsvao, June ill—The 3,0“: employees
of the Carnegie firm at Homestead held an
opening meeting and resolved to stand to—
gether in resisting the reduction in wages
proposed by the limo. The formal answer
totheOarnesleseale will be delivered on
fill”, and it will be an unqualified is—
M The men have been plainly informed
that the firm will notdlacussthesoale.
Theywlll continue at work until the last
. dayof June. 0n the let day of July they
expect men to be imported lrom other steel
mills to take their places.
Preparing for a Siege.
They claim, however, that enough new
noon cannot be obtained to operate the
peat mills successfully, and that special
class have been made to: number of the
wt employees to continue at work.
That! all deny that they have any thought
of deans-ting their (ellows.
The work of preparing the mill for asiege
hbeinssieadily continued. Great torches
are being placed thirty-live feet apart so
thattbemill and the ground surrounding
can be instantly lighted up in case of an at—
tach at night. More ground will oLso be in-
cloasd with a fifteen foot board fence this
week. In this inclosure. it is believed, quar-
tall for the new men will be erected.
Bloodshed la Feared.
8r. Pan, June eo.~a special from Tower.
Nina. says that the opinion is general that
ltwlll require shuns measures and perhaps
flourished in order to restrain strikers from
hterferlnwith men who will be putto
work at the linnosota company’s minea
'flte strikers are a determined set, the main
ditnrbiug element being Austrians. mnny
of whom have served in the army before
coming to thb country.
Theirsucco. in compelling the deputy
Mb tolesve the mine! on peril of their
fly. has added to their recklessness. There
were about Maren in the strike. according
to deputy sheriffs, and by a clever flank
movement iheyofommsgdmrmundcd the
W many w never smelled
gunpowder. _
loldiora at the Scene.
The sherih' saw that his men were weak-
ening. and came to the wnclusion that dis-
cretion was the better part of valor. Ru-
mors are current that the strikers will com-
pelthawhole miningforceofl 500 men to
no out. nose rumour were so alarming
that M Slurry determined to send for
two additional run [‘ltllltfih’nln \\'~ ~! Duluth
before “lemming in start the llllll“.-.
‘ Company A. Third regiment, arrived at ith
forty-sewn men, Captain Tear in command.
They are quartered; with forty deputy
was. about a quarter of a mile from the
wines. The sheriff and General Manager
D. 3. Bacon, of the Minnesota iron coma
puny, are determined not to risk a pitched
hattlawithout more men. All forces are
waiting the arrival of the West Duluth eon-
ttgsnt, when the mining machinery will
he Md. It is the determination of the
M1. Captain Tear and Mr. Baron to
an: no mercy if the strikers makeau at-
Prlatrra Denounce Mr. Reid.
flaw You. June ilk—At a meeting of
Union No. ii, held at t'laren—
dou hall. the action of the Minneapolis oom-
niltee was condemned by a remlution. car-
ried by a vote of .575 to ll. Speeches were
made in which Ir. \Vhitelaw Reid want do.
nouueotl. and the following resolutionswem "
thereupon adopted:
m it has been claimed by the public
I. that Tracer-punt Union No. 6. through
smiths. indorasd thunominalion of White-
law laid for the own of vice president oi the
“altar! Itateo. and
Warrants-lion has never elven
the Myrtle annuities power to indorae
”patents for political prefer-meat but «imply
"that” when“ the unpubllcun leaders la
sava- stumbled that hostility to that
m had sumo. thereto" be it
Mad. “flint. while No sum interfaith“
“haematite asan organization against
the bile. party. it esnum ludom any
“mm to have it thoroughly undmttuxl
“and solely to advance the interests of its
huh-Maud that no individual or indi-
rilsahmovaly MW publication or
' m whatever. has the right to
m adults-nu duly-uthoriudm
urea andsrthnealottheaalmi.
Duos-r llill Anny.
9“ 1mm, Jess museum nonw-
sssalsnpurl tothonportthatnswu
“lemmas attend the Democratic
master was very much
sad in synod tons said In
howataay tlmshe would hen-
tthrutshbstatemeul about the
“fan ,".ssldthsseustor lie
”all y that he intended
banal the Chic-p operation.
g
s
i
ill
illill
.llla hon. tumour Blaine.
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
7 Every Facility for Providing for lot It Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
notion- some: IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN-
ex sacnaunv BLAINE’S sonnow.
Will Bo
Buried “'clllll'lday.
Crowned. June fill—The funeral of the
law Emmona Blaine will be held on \K’ednes~
day. No definite arrangements for the
funeral have yet
been made and
none will be until
the arrival of
here this evening.
Who the poll bear-
ers will he and
whether the body
will be buried in
Chicago or in the ;
cast. will not be "v
known until Mr.
Blaine has been .
consulted. Eni-
mona Blaine died ENHDSS Bursa.
at 11:15 a. m. Saturday from blood puiwlh
his. the result of inflammation of Ihu bow-
els. The death took plate in the great
brown stone mansion of the Mrzl'onnich
familyou Bush street. Mrs. Emotions Blaine
and her twoyoar—uld son, Met Tormiolr. were
the only persons present insides Mrs. Cyrus
Mdfbrmick, young Moo. Bleine‘s mother.
This has been and four years for James
G. Blaine.
He has lost his oldest run. his "lit-st daugh-
ter and his second son, while Mn. Blaine.
has been afflictedby the death of her sister.
It is only two weeks alum I-Imtrmus Blair s:
was an active ilgnre in the Republican (roa-
ventiou at Minneapolis, the supposed I11:-
rcseutatire of his father.
In. Manley bee-lea a Story.
Alrrtt'sra. Mon, June gill—Hon. .1. ll. Sol-.m-
'ley has Elfin! the following communication
to the United Preset:
Ann’s“. life- J one in.
The statement widely pulrlitllfil that Ern-
mono Blaine returned from Munro-polio sorely
disappointmi ut the result and worn on: by his
laborsis entirely erroneous. fimmnns root-nod
with use at that West hotel during the Winter:-
tlon and l wan with him mmtnntly. l rtmod at
his home in Firing» on Sunday. Jum- l:. and
he withhis wife drove to the station Sunday
evening to bid mo wrodhy. He was in ywrfmrt
health and in the Inset of spirits. Inerer saw
him in a happier frame of mind. lighter hearted
and full of hope for the future. “is last words
to me were: ”The result of the convention b
all right. (live my lore to every Mu! in Maine.
You will see us all this summer. Do not have
any mlskivinga for father. ills ram.» is aware."
J. H. Masons.
Mr. Blaine Leaves “vial-In.
BOSTON, June Lil—Hon. James G. Blaine»,
Hrs. Blaine and Miss “little Blaine tirrinui
in Boston at 65301 or. Sunday from Bar
Harbor, breakfasml at Young's hotel and
left for Chicago by the will) train on the
Boston and Albany railroad.
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
The New Haven amt the Athletic Clubs
Dropped.
SYIM‘USI. N. Y.. June gl—Affrr a
stormy session of two days tho Borne
league adjourned An rizltt club [tumor
hulieen formal .‘lr w l" \r u an l the All».
. u it 'in:. TM furnirr
r 1r ti trail, lfi'lsfllflflnirre
forfeited. 'ln- Athlrliru' :umrwrmm was re-
turned. wiring to I fluvial arrangement
made with tho-m on entering the league
The following plays-rs of the ro-tr'rt'rtyz
clubs have been apportioned to the differ-
ent clubs remaining. as follows: Ftlnmlltr
and Beecher to Syracuse: llrifllu. Wells.
Chanel and Donnelly to Bulfulo; Flanagan to
Troy. and Devlin to Albany.
A new arbr'dnll‘ I'M adopted for the re-
mainder of the first mm.
The humor Record.
Club. 1. PI" l'lllll. W. l.
f, \l' -' Yllrk v!
.il 'slnshingtn It
2,.Pltlalrun: In .
limo [aruiavllle .‘l
5mm. Intiln....l 2*
.5lnllaltimore. .lt
Lantern long-e Round.
Clubs. W.
it
It "I
l"
Cluha. W. I. Pg
Multichanfl ll 190 "l-rrasrwr
mm It 5K Troy ......
25 ll will Int'n
:9! l6 math rm .
. In H 5‘“. MEDIA,
sartorial. wall!!! Gall“.
At 8!. Louis ~
3t. 1min. .0 o n it o n o :t it
bmhvtlta ....o o o o o n n n ti.~
Koran and ”lemon. ylrlm and \‘iau.
las‘ruux Llano! altars.
At Provldeuom a. u. r.
Provision-om .L’llfllllnlllti not
Troy ............ llllzalzlullllll
Cahlll and With h. Murphy and Sullivan.
At itoehestor » a II. a.
Buchanan. ortoolotrnolln
Bull-lo ......... lllnotrrrrrg..2a
Icieonxh and Darnlumrngh. lit-hone and
M Alhauys I. u. n.
Albany ......... NIIOUIZlflllllO
Athletics ....... 0000:0000—th
llullivan and Brown; ('srrody. Kiln
Gray ”9..---.“ y
Depot! luau-a Wail-Ito...
Vacuum. June so «Ir chasm ll.
Depsw he left Washington for New York.
No intimation hubs-u airsnby Hr. Depcw
whether as will accept or decline the M
folloofssentaryofstste. ltisuadsrstomi.
however, thathshasths natieruadsremi—
ddsntion, and will pvnhalrly new hit
decides la a fowdays.
To Proh- the Wing.
Post dram, It. Y., June aha-About
thirty subpoenas- wue med here by
mmnm who unsup-
tohnowabout the lynching of Bob
unadjuryatmnhsuon’l’ussrlay. 'f'hsdio
hletattorneyiateudstomahs a sears-him
E.
W. mum.
.. ~_ M‘m
Haggis cum “and Flee nail-n.
Haw Your. June at.»
will leave South Norwnll: at 10 a. m., 12:30, 2:15, 3:60 that p. no."
More Baton Point, 11 a. 111., 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 6:45p. to.
5::50nnd730p.m.
General Manager.
on and a... May 31, lustrous Point BTEAMER f‘JESSIE Bx:
surname—tears South Norwa'k 10.30 a m., 1.30, 2.15, 3:50,
Leave Rotors Point, 11:10 am, 1-,l5 3.09.51». 6 .40an 8: l5 pan.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
ovnrron T0 Elarnnnctt.
Vienna Goes Wild Over the
Iron Chancellor.
m IRISH PACTIONS l‘I"llT AGAIN.
Another Terrible name New" Tulsa. la
Whloh Ilse Men An Fatally and nea—
uus Palnl’ully Injured-— Military and
Pollen Temporarily Bouts-d.
Vienna, Jane m—Bismon-lt's journey
from Priedrlchsrnh to this city to attend
the wedding of Count Herbert and the
Countess Hbyos has been remarkable for a
seriesof demonstrntlom such as have been
accorded to no other continental statesman
in recent times. . As the print-ah train rolled
into the stations crowd nf 3,00) students
began cheering. but wvrn checked by the
police who had instructions TI’IIlII the highmt
authority tosupprrss as mmvlr as ymssible
all noisy demonstration. When the prince
and princess emerged from the station,
however, pnmeded by Count Hummers-
tbnsiastu nWept the vast crowd like a whirl-
wind. The shouting and chm-ring Wort?
irrepressible, and after a few vuin Mini-ts
the [Mlle-o let the tlt-tnnnstnrlion take its
course. Tho stnrlcnu waved iinga at the
bowing ex’chnnwllor and illlml tho air with
cries of "lloch Bismarck." "Mug live the
chancellor." ”lloch the greatest German,"
etc.
Illa-arch Ilerply Touched.
For five minutes Bismarck slow] in the
carriage lifting his bmarl brimtm-d hat,
smiling and waving his build to the surging
crowd, and orcmionally shouting: "Thank
you, gentlemm. ‘ You have my gmtiiuvle
and appreciation for this honor. I thank
you heartily."
By the time the party was ready to start
the crowd was no dense as to tomb-r prog-
ress almost impos-dble. Sew-ml ankle-fife
broke through the ill“! of police and clam-
boring up on lln‘ Carriage slut-ill ill» ulrl
man’s hand. More follovrmly and in a min-
ute a score of hands were over both altlm of
the carriage and hundreds of otlmrs We‘l‘l’
reaching forward toward the or-ohnmwllur,
He was deeply touched and deligutnl ll.-
graspad every hand. f‘l'peztttllll: "I thank
you, young grow-mom" and waving his
hand toward the men at a distance. Finally
Count Herbert interfered. shouting that his.
father WM tired from the journey. and
pushing buck (mm the carriage those that
were trying to reach the prince.
Then the students endeavored hr unint- h
the horses from the carriaguao that they
could draw the ilLsrnm-clr party to lbr-ir dw—
tination, the Prtlffy induce! They were
stopped only by Prince Bismarck s repeated
motions that they should (loam Antho
[Wt] slowly through the crowd
the students In ll in behind it and mm
menu-d stinging. "Di.- Wacht am Rio-in."
The throng jt inc-d in the chorus. artrl o t' nu—
norm! or more» ml rum! tho stub-m5, up the
fret-l hmm'. 1.. ;- '..-».
Fur m Apple-urn “hit.
At tilv- l _ y'tl'h'v lllv' wn-tnw Momentu-
t'lon “m- r~-;.mrl--rl with lllr‘l’vtsho‘dtflllllll‘
arm-m .‘slr-zl urn! Worm-n fought in approach
the ex ll:.tll4 i‘ilul'. Tinr pom-u won- power-
lem-l rmt t1 tilt-3 ltlU‘W’ their I‘Wunlt null begun
'ruttlnz: right and left in the «nerd.
IAfter .wwml had bl‘n'l’l wounded and
twenty or umre arrested the students fell
buck. i'lwen upon cheers wen-grub for
tho pflll(‘a' tmd princm and thou the crowd
dlfll'm’ll. 'l'lwlnrltcv n-gr‘ettt-d tlmt they
had to take such heroic measures. and say
that only the utter lmpmmihiltty of protect
ing the prince and prowess otherwme lml
them to draw their swords and take the
atmlonta into tustruly.
Dispatches from Dresden ahow that the
reception of Prince lineman-Ir in that city
was hardly less remarkable than his wol-
oome here.
The wedding of Count Herbert and the
(humour lloyos will take place In the ilwisa
Evangelical church. The i'ruwn Prints-a.
Stefanie will he one of the representatives
of the imperial hour» who will attend rt.
More Biotin; In Ireland.
Dennis. June 514“. arm l‘srnellitern
tried to hold smearing in Klilomlln. near
Tralee. While the audience was anem-
blinx. a party of T’arnollites rim-mini ripen:
them, wrecked the platform and drote oi!
the band. The anti-l’arnellltes got mn-
foreoments and put the intruders to flight.
After the meeting had been called to order,
the Pamllltes returned in doubled num-
ban and tried to shout dowu the chairman.
"arts to drive them away failed. and the
two startle» fell to fighting. Clubs and
stones and plume! the broken platlorm
were the weapons The chairman was
hunched camels-a While four of his friends
were trying to myhlas away from the
thlekof thought. theywereaet upon by a
party of Parnellitss and were knocked
down and beaten. The chairman was
trampled and seriously injured. Two hut»
dud military and polleswm summoned.
hattheywmnnablstostopthetlahung.
Wusawaltiagmafmmsaistbsywm
sole handler: by the mob that they
mmpsllsd to fall batch. taking with
them three mtshlss. who had been dis-
abled with Mona. When an more soldiers
arrivsd,theirwcsof men-spotli- new
dis.
wbmherdseriedyhyuteahnm
grief-”Mime?“ tom
of Int t
undo-1W mt.- ssvsni dull-us
misdi- nesat political
Walnduflhrmy
wtthoatahlaeheys.
Enquire
' at
the
Office
of
the *
EveningSentin‘el
Save Your YBBHl.
HAVE THEM 1’th8!) 08 CROWNED.
Teeth filled with
M'll'lwt uni audail
treated and successfully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain
one Guru and ll.“ bbor
lalnlnu tlo modern dentist i_ry
attention given.
( thl‘rn-ti' to teeth
Al inorh at u not rennin-lilo prism.
Teeth tlllml and extreme-d painleraly
DH. F. W. DAHMEH.
43 Washington 5!. Over Perot Oillr- e.
Mull; Somalis. Penn. 08
HlHN F. FLYNN
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and (its FITTEll.
lllllBlllG n Sl’illlltlll
"at' my: taken the ham rm m and: r the ill)
to Irregular and
MW ti tor
nttytnoa
till“?
ago.
‘wt - 'u' In years lulltr employ of \\’. I]. look-
rr.‘ \il unrk Willlut
rn'lri' II! Anti will be
«aileron tttm ,"lll’Ifll
olaat‘lgmte Platinum. Alloy.
Amfldll teeth on Gold. l’latiuuur.( 'onllnu-
Plates. and all work per.
use “ashlar-{Um street. :louth Now-it.
FlHMBINH
l n-sym "only an. ir it a share of puhllt patron-
l Pt for in plumbing l have. done- for the
vs! II.) personal sup.
tr-nrrrtly executed and
. we me a trial. «12m
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches, Chitina. Charms.
Mantel Clockalliamonrla.
“Boll. JHHNSHH 8: WWW".
llll Montague 8t,
cm' um. squirts. ““30“”, ll. Y
Thus far our grinds tic-live red in South \‘or-
walh have given general satisfaction. and our
met of payment lsbirrhly appreciated. In! I
information (an be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
acorn nonwour Cllllll...
FAWC ETT’S
ll MAIN STREET. “HUM“.
To our {I'll'lltlf‘ and min-m“ we beg loan—
nounre that our rlprin lnrymrraiious for but
arenow received. to wli‘rvb your attention is
rosy-m Hulls lm ted. Up. trim: amt we will
rrflrr Srwinl ltarrnirn in Ribbons and [’1th
are lwrr hrurlrml lune-Inf ls'Wrum threw
fntm. Lutheran Insulin rw lw Iion f' m and we
will rmrw their order until later if tit-aired.
HITS IIYEll Mill PRESSED II THE
“TEST STYLES.
Lsdiss' ownllaterlsl made to order
MRS. W. FAWCETT.
NOTICE-
$5.00 IN GOLD
in the word
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Higheu
aWarJ at all Put: Food Expositions. Eath
paring: makes two large ties. Avoid
imltit 3:: «and insist on having it.
NONE SLCH bran!
HERRELL 81 SOULE. 5y ruusc. N. 1.
win-d will get llir- prlh'.
hen- nn or before Jlll‘ lit. me. In th- priuui.
be anurrlul July I. IRE,
\lm tor the neat rind-ye this fill\-
rule \»
l‘alult l t" .l lcrgrnph.
gloom”! 9.1m pa'l’ durrtt.
TIN 1"?!3—4 for 25:.
it: will" prlt . .~. 32m
txlfl'l r-. In by“ iv ‘ __
l.\.~‘l' \.\ .\\'lr'.lil S I’iltll'lrbh
(II “1' um»! re .utmalrlu [If‘ll‘tti.
6E0. E. HAHMFH
snowmen ‘-
at roonoco
AND SULPHUR.
South Sorvralk. l'unh. rnyD ly
l
Clll THIS (Nil.
“'5” beaker: lulbe lmyorr girl sending ll.»
trawl numlmrof wonls made front the letters
Photographer
Each answer will tn- nmt-lrorvd as rrrrlvnl.
Should twoor mam-b. alike the fin-lune re-
\ll answer rs [run-l be
H: ingrown of land-autism, hora-3 lulu-rims,
Within 5 Minute; Five tom oantpie mm
min» I rare: ‘l’eu cent infliple romaine, 3
curt-s. Regular“m15c..50e.k CI, mails-d
rout pair! hérowas ls JAMES \l bolted:
irugmiatn. nroklyn V. f. \old ht the 105-
lowl South \‘orvralk droughts: . Bax
ter. 0 lion. KM. “aloud to. (' mill-on
All?
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all! o rt.
r. r hm n' Ilm non uf Mr. no v at it titan-n
Just. {I‘Vt‘lh'wl
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3
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M ..... ..
BER“
oo want the
lean than nut.
Save Nancy!
Factory at Five Mile River.
ilnmi varirlyof Vol-rlpeulm and til—la a
Also to thee line of Doll and
Suitinga.
The lint-at line! have rtrr offered in all tit
lamt ntylnr. .\ eminl line of
Cheviots.
Spring antlSummerGuods
LightcmoredScotch
Than wnll‘h tlwn is whim better or more
stylish mauuiatturml Call anal examine them
Washhum Crosby (:o’s
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la the bioltillour "”3le aaeheun as|auy
other. no or I.
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name oi
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HUN 8!. ZELIJFF’S
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There you can nlw aye find the
freshest, fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
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Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
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'l'll 'l K8. fully guaranteed and only Guam.
tor. the a lusphrwt in run-we. .L’mn
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fl WALL "Ilium“. NURWALK. or.
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mile-uranium
Ifllli I. MSW.
3 West arenas. hath Norwalh
Mme. Walton J. Hall. an We»: silt:
«mt. K. Y miller:
”I .8] wllh tripling lurk and
“How hl 'ruhmu Tl:mlmth wlitwlalrv'lal to
"are: have derided In try :- pmmailr. buy
White Hellebote.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder,
llapthalien.
:Paria Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
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HALE,
The Druggist.
Concrete Walla,"
Flag Walks,
curb and Butter . "
but down in the best Wt
the lowest price.
cannons,
sonotnc,
EXCAVATING
BlYMflNll BllllS.
SPICES! '
The Great Atlantic and Pa-
citit Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
lmrl Lull't‘es
l. and P Brand Spices
of which they are the sole Inau-
ufm turors.
l. l’oP. TH 00.,
s MAI) ~11. MJIIWALI.
lere is nothing, (unless itbe
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbirts' Electric Soap,
mnstantlrsoltl since- Isn‘t Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasluloy. when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your in
bur, and save your clotbee ? It
you have over uswl it, in the 22
years We have tirade and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and roost economical
soap inside. If )‘oultaven’t tried
it. wilt your grocer for it now
with our norm.- on the wrapper.
nu” '"ns It in not the stilling,
rs remit-rial in unit.
ing at u hmk'dge of
Thorn in an murlr n-al yours up in a bar
of lhrlibina' lull-cute asin four ban of
marveling to din‘t‘tilmu. do four timra
an llllllll work as any other. liacoat b
lesion scrap Insistuptm lhiHniin' “crisis-
I. l. Canons £00.,
Ph unis.
Be. sure lllltl got the genuine,
'rr’are nlmie, that mm
"'0‘“ the value of an murle.
any other strap made. and it will, if med
but a wry alight winner on thatof in
J. H. HHHYIH,
Pym Forte lesson entrant tinnitus. 81mm
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IHEET IIOI VIII
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savanna: or more ran.
"manna oaur on menus
emu assume
is run mm m we wan:
The I; fluent
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
in that“!
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