19pm. _
In; {is TilEillcE
em for. the Presidency
‘ by the People's Party. ,
93min 1113 theme km
the W Veteran (Iota the Mad
‘ , M u- thn mallet—43min. Bela-ad
‘ h Alhw Illa Karat. to Be Undo-A
W ,lenan a! Wild lath-alum.
‘ Oriana. July hvfleuernl Jnmnn B.
Junk wan nominated for president by
hemmtienottho People's party. and
amoral-lame amid. of Virginie. wu
nounlnatndtorthevice presidency. Judge
Graham nbnolntely refuaed again to allow
bin man to be presentm.
Itwannday or high enthusiasm. ahnrp
Maud areal excitement among the
r... delegates Time
and again did the
situation ch a u go
radically on re-
gard: candidates.
and the extremes
of temper that
[and manifestar
tion in the con-
vention ball were
as the blast no the
north wind and
the breath of the
desert. Neverwan
a great convention
torn by so many
planar. mvxa.
with} emotion; and dhciplined and
. in the ndaire of national holi-
daya, the delegates stood the tests put upon
than remarkably well.
THE PROCEEDINGS.
A Scene of the Wildcat Eathunlaa- Over
the Platform.
Dunn. July 5,—The People’s party cone
nation nettled down into a dead calm
when (bier, of California, was presented
nndconunenced to read the preamble and
cm. The enthuciarm increased ten
told when the speaker read a declaration to
the eldrt that the time had come when the
nikonda must run the people or the people
run the railroads. and it was aeouple o!
minuten before order could be restored
auflcicntly for the reader to proceed.
. 0! Georgia. moved the adoption
at the preamble. and it was adopted by a
rib; vote, with more cheering. Cater now
gave way to Branch. who proceeded torcnd
the arm proper.
Orin-o! “Amen" and cheera grateful“;
of vernmental con
mwh tavor “32.1w...” canteen, and
were repented when the reading was lin-
Tltcn the entire preamble and plat-
weru W to anothe: vote and adopted
byacclaraation, amid another scene of hole-
bnrou enthusiasm
M of Georgia. chnirmnn of the mm-
ltittee. wan tilted upon the shoulders of n
Tenn and married around the hall,
with men, women and children shouted
we hoarse and waved everything
wlfiin reach. The banner» designating the
W of the various delegations were
high in the air, nportrait of George
' WW being attached to the one of
Viable, and an a finale the banners were
the platform and uplifted over
IN 12': head.
Innnwhile every one of the 10,000 mule
lathe great colieeum shouted and reared
ad M]. and hundreds ol otherwue
M delesrutee. ecized with a frenzy,
“ripped themselves of coats and in moo
m thcir vents. so that their limbs would
be more free to wave whatever they mold
at ho“ 0!. As if by magic hundreds 0!
fl. and ntripca mode their Appearance all
curtbohnll. while one at immense size‘wan
bra-no up to the platform and waved In tri-
nph above all.
Atowering Georg-inn actually climbed on
hop «1 the chairman's table. The. band
p the "Star Spangled Banner." but
the din wna no overpowering that even the
lath. drum would not penetrate. When
thndomcunlration had been going on (or
Iltanu minutea the chairmen of the varioua
date delegation. took peace-ion of the
Ital. bannera and, headed by a tile and
drua baud. pmcoeded to march around the
hll. lacking the complete circuit a half
don-”mover. 0n the eectiudrnundnu
Wheawae attached to everyban-
amnndthe bowie and cheera took nfrenh
mmwomcn thin time bearing their
the Illalae Favor- lettpned.
Rm mottoee were resurrected
flu the anteroom and sandwiched in be-
bannera.
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or ALBAI‘T’Ynnd
rapporteur
nanny
the'wildeat of aborigines after a vbtory
hubsnechlwfllthneuognition'of the
no
dver‘.hndbecunencgnnernlthatthe
‘ ,
the
of Mildew dhnpplnntmeut and
bitten-nan "the tumor danced about like
over a hated vibe.
but the latter.who wan an allyel
”winters, kept biefaceinnnotbar
Thaclamwfor Taubenech, .
man could no longer ignore him. Brewing
up to the very edge .0! the ntngobooonn
mound. ”I have just Meived a telegram
huInDr. Bonner, of lmllnna, tint! Mk.
lead. Thetclegr‘am is at follows: ‘1 have
jut neon Greshamfif unanimous he wil:
not dedine.” Twothlrde of the mnventlcu
waaon the feet; andonccagnin the hullrang
with cheera and other ebullitionn of joy and
enthaaiaarn.
The confusion might have continued in-
definitely, had not Brown. or Maisonette-
nth, a lederot the Weaver fonos. climbed
upon the platiorm and demanded ohean’ng.
Ronald: "I hold in my hand a letter from
General Page. chairman oi the Virginia
State Alliance. in which he tells me that
lit name may go before this convention,
and that onafull. free amino of the
will of the convention he will abide by the
reunite. That in junta little better than
Mr. Greeham. who wants it unanimouely."
(Great contusion and uproar and cries oi
“Sit down") During the confusioua re»
cent was ordered.
When the convention renneembhed the
oiilcial newa that Gresham had given a line]
and absolute refusal acted like a wet blank-
et,nud an one of Powdorly‘n liontennnta
it, “They felt themselves between
Se devil and the deep sea" .
Weaver Nominated.
When finally the regular order of busi-
neee, that of calling the mile! ataten for
nomination of candidates for the per-at
dency, was reached. Alabama wan called
and F. C. Hanning named General .l. B.
Weaver, of Iowa. Colorado yielded her
privilege to Colonel S. 1". Norton. of Illinois.
who named Senator J. E. Kyle. of South
Dakota. This name was received with
alight applause. Connecticut, through Dole
gate Baldwin. placed in nomination General
Fields. of Virginia. Harvey. of Florida,
aeoonded Weaver’n nomination. and Mr.
Wimberlcy. of Georgia. supported that ol
Senator Kyle. S. H. Barber. pastor o! the
Progremive church at Milledgoville. llla..
nomindtcd Senator C. ll. You Wyck. ot
Nebraalra.
A Texas delegate moved an adjournment.
but the chair ordered the call of the roll for
nominations lot vice president. At l a. m.
the weary round oi five minutes speech“
was ‘ with A‘ b l‘ ' __
Gathe'r naming Ben Terrell. of Texan.
Avote was then taken and the ballot to
nnlted: Weaver. we; Kyle. 275; nutter
a)
After the ballot ti. 5‘. Norton moved that
the nomination be made unanimous. Still“
tug, of Wiemnain. seconded the motion.
which was carried. The nomination we:
made unanimous. and the delegates rose tr
their feet and gave three cheer».
Beverly. of Virginia. named on rx-Con
federatc to stand by Weaver‘s rid». ill-non;
James (infield. of Virginia. (,tvtiv ml l‘ivlri
wan nominated for Vli‘thpi‘celxizlil on the
tint ballot. the vote crawling: Field.t:ti
Terrell. 55!. The mnvrrttlun then ap
pointed a national committee and ad
loaned. - __
CAMPBELL MAY RESIGN.
A Report That He Will Not Serve at
Republican National chair-an.
NILVAL’III, July 5—11. C. Payne, the
Wieccneh Republican leader. and member
0! the national committee. rent to J. 8
Clarkaon the following telegram:
Campbell will decline. Keep this private. I
am grunting our Washington frienda no no to
encore willow: action. Campbell will be in
Waahington tomorrow.
The fact that thin telegram had been sent
leahed out here accidentally. and caused
much talk and no little consternation in
Republican circles.
There inn rumor that Ir. Payne himaeb
in ponaiblyto bechoneuin plaoeol Camp
bell, and that his negotiation: with “out
Wuhingtcn irienda." rulerrod to in the do
npatch, are with that end in view.
‘v-aav llaa Bathing to lay.
Carcnuo. July h—P. D. Armourwan none
at his realdeuco regarding the ntory that he
had informed W. J. Campbell that be (Mr.
Campbell) would have to decline the ap
pctntmeutan chairman of the Republican
nation! committee if trade-ind to continue
nacounnnl for Arm & Co. llr. Armour
add: “I haven’t anything to any on the
auhleet. You meet nee Ir. Cutter. Ir.
" "Well. Hr. Canter in Ir. (harp
gnomhehnowananiucb
about it as anybody. Anyhow I have
nothinntoaay.”
JESSE Bfwlll make hourly tripe. Laetboat lemon the
meme: ,BLtllil " {it w l mill?
The Stewart em wsn Pane. He
Says, if a Vote In Taken. '
A resume nmoonmo comm.
Ibo Iron flu Plate and the .l‘e-Inalwl ate-
may unite with the free Cain-BI! lea
an a llnala at Reciprocity InIVotln‘ he
Thane Inna-ran. V
Wallinoroa, July L—Hr. Blend, of Illn-
nolri, the lenderol the tree coinage form
in the houae, hurried back to Washington
from I uri when he was wired that the
$1» hndpnnaed the Innate. He will
a . ting ol the committee on coinage.
weigh and menuren for Wednesday to
cocaider _ and it in almost certain
tbatnfavornblereport will bengreednpon
and made npecdily.
Hr. Bland said that he had not bad a
chance to talk with members of the coinage
committee or with neuatora friendly to tree
ailver, nor had he made a full inventigatlnr.
cube subject. 0n looking the bill over he
hadheen conironted with the fear that it
would have to be amended. ,
Olt accrue to me." he said. "that by re
paling the not of lull) this bill deprived the
eighty odd million of silver certificates 0!
their legal tender quality. This would all
Init of a veto by the president without re-
ference to the question of nilver minage.
upon the grenade that the note repudiated
the certiilmten as lawful money. The legal
tender quality given the” certificates when
they were turned must be pmn'ed. and it
this not, by an inadvertent». depriven them
oi that quality it muat be amended before
it in penned by the house.
“Of course there was no intention on the
part of the gentlemen proposing the hill to
destroy the legal tender character oi these
certlilmtea, and it may her that they have
looked into the matter and dis-overeat that
it ie all right. but it room: to me that there
ha been an oversight which mind boror-
rooted."
Island 9-,- It Will Pa».
Ir. Bland said it was unfortunate if the
bill wan to be amended. no it would have to
[aback tothe neuale {or further action. and
its enemies might then be able to talk it to
death. He thought. lumen-r. that it one
better to amend it than to perm it no it
‘ i. it it took the legal tender quality
from more than lou.lll)tl,0w in the halide oi
the people.
“1 am. aa 1 have raid.” be added, "talk
ing without having consulted with those
who prepared the billand it my be that l
amulet-hen; I hope I am." Mr. Bland ex-
pats-ed himself an confident. that the bill
could be panned if brought to vote. and it it
turned out that no amendment was more
nary the matter would be very simple.
The committee on rnlcs’bi the home will
probably decide to an on Thursday of this
week as compulsion day. the [turn-‘5'} to
his to necnro tho ween-go of the nu plat:-
bill. action on the conference report on the
river and harbor hill and on several other
menanrue. and it in likely that a molution.
.
‘I were meant, 11:10,, Pm..1:125, 3:06. 5.00. clouds.» mu.
Excursion Fare. I. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice. ‘
$233 3 ' "3’
A ' '
é .-
Makes an every-day cementum-c of an
OU-llfllc luxury. Pure and it liar-wine.
Prepare.) with scrupulom can '
award at all Pure Ford Expvwia :~ '.
parkagsc makre tom hire 1"
imitating—and imist "1 H 12;;
NONE SUCH hind.
WELL 51 SOULE. Syrczusr. N. Y.
introduced by Mr. Pierce. of 'I' an
ardent free coinage man. providing tint on
a day agreed on it shall be in color to more
a mapenaioa of rnlee to pm public monsoon
which have been previously discussed by a
majority vote 'l'o para hills under enormi-
ricu requirena two-thirds vote. but in view
0! the determination of the Republimna to
prevent the peerage of the tree in: plate
bill at all hazards. it may be that Mr. _
Pierce‘n proposition will be- adopted,
A flow Reciprocity.
There in some talk among mum-merrier:
now of a probable combination of homo
cratio members on the silver. tin pinto and
pension bills. the idea being for wivncntes
ct each measure to help the advmnxmol
the others by their vote». Title prnrnwd
reciprocity will flail its greatest dinivnlryin
the fact that metal-era in favor of pension
”std-lion and the tin pinto bill. but who
are opponed to fmcolnane. will not agree
to vote for the silver bill under any count
lion whatever.
In regard to In Bland‘a "eminent that
the Stewart bill will have to be amended in
order to prevent Ito being a promo-at repu-
diation of silver certificates now .miulnnnl-
lug, Senator Stewart called attention to
Section thirteen of the Revised Natalee,
which. he mid. prom Mr. Blnmt'r mar-
tlon wholly unfounded Section tliirtwn in
an followe:
' "The repeal of any atatute shall not have
effect to releene or ertiogulnh any pennny,
forfeiture or liability incurred under noel:
natute. unlren the repealing act to an-
M provider. and each mature shall be
treated an atill in force for thepunm ot
containing any proper action or primer-urine
for the enforcement tor such penalty. (on
(nitrite or liability."
mother and cam Drowned. ""93
Hanna. 8. R. July 5.-’l'he ehip Peter
ltnnrt. Captain Hughes. 8t. John tnr [Aver
peel. ntrnch on the ledgea ed Chem
midtown. la n deuce fog. The ship
talywent to wen. the eeplain'e
wilbnnd child lick! drowned before they
could leave the van-d.
Dnvltt'a MM)...
Dunne, Joly lie-It in prelim
llabaelllavltt that the Winter
Envy m neat- ln Ireland. the Unionist:
Wm manipulator-’3. Ir. John
m W W”
at Memoir! new
AWL.“
”glimm-
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Rom
new
if you want the
_ . purl’il. and lint: mm: on
.w r ‘v‘ ; .qrm' It i‘. mmqunilrd in
WhCJ’StJHtlflt‘Si and “3.0:, One bottle
of c mitt makes 3 qoltcm. Ask for It.
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an nthrva. in»: fur tum. (luv
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EVEBVWIRI
afl‘tm
in Slinllill‘g Illnollililll
Dental Plates.
Thin Impnivemvnt
done away with the
large Mir-lion plate In
manna nae. e
i“ :2." "mail
I I till 0
unnatural]: the new
elite. and beiun new
attracted on true Ine-
chnnlcal principle». fit the Mill with perfect
neural-y. Any number of wt: ran be not in
without entrmlnn any ire-rd lath you may
hangout no late in Ill-ml Mesh-m
The [intent pin :- In specially topartlal
lowervlentvmalm it in
well known tbattlml
tal pndmton ha
lug enamel-l to otter t
that lines and [orthor- ha
more. riial lower platen
hM'mm " -" “ ....
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1. IBM lower teeth
ere an amount ry an a . For further infer.
nation lat W"
B. F. IWIII'I Milne. late 8!.
near“ The:
dfiwenog
cumin. %
near-m tn um _
mortar ve been My.
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mfimfi;
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BAY! mu mun OR CEOWRID.
’lbeth filled with . Hull .
Ag:M andall l dim Alloy
Gold. Platinum ev negownam with
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. Continu-
one (lam antimlllubber Plates. and all work verb
raining to In em dentlntry.
ti inl attantlo veal irregular nd
(Armani teeth n m o I.
All vibrk at mo“ reaeonable rims.
1min tilled and extracted nleaaly
DB. F. W. DABMER.
4: Washington St. ~ . Over Pom Gillan.
South .‘orwalk. Conn. us ly
JOHN F. FilNN
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and GAS FITTER.
MAKING A SPEBIAlTT.
Having taken the beamneur under the Lib
rare: till ll nellinglfln atmt. South Sure all.
am title-I it for
ALLIOQNIJS
Pill MBI N6
l rmpm‘lfnll) «i hit a pirate of publii~ patrim-
agv. l rule: in plumbing l have done for the
print anon yum. ill the employ of Vt“. ll. )l'rell-
rr .v “o M. ihll'k will have my perennll so
ervi-iwn. owl ulil be Miptly executed and
«it»! .. 1m. manual I} re rm- avrlnl em
)3! l’l'li‘E.
$5.00 IN GOLD
Will lie-gum lulltl' buyer girl non-ling Ibr-
innr-t number of words made from the lotion
in tho Word
Photographer
linen Bti‘l'lt‘f will be numbered a.» meiiml.
Should two or mun be alike the first one N-
relvni will not the pride. All answer» must in-
liere on or before .iuly lei. in: an the prizewili
be awarded July i. let“.
Aim for the not! lldaya this adv. will on-
tlrle better to n t'ulllr'llllll of .‘lil: on cowl: [Intel
t 'nbinrl I'lmtogrnplls. Regular prices 33‘“.
31'" mu! sillll per dozen.
[IN I\'I’IZR—d [or 251'.
Mm. graphs of lander-arm. lair-es. interior».
“term“, nun, . y lllt"
l.\'>‘ f.\ST.\ VEnl'S l‘llol‘fi‘fi
itLtM- mm! n-lL-ormhle prior».
6E0. E. AARMER,
e: \msulsorox 31“.. OVER l’tlsl‘lll‘i'll‘l:
Hall") Soronlt. (john. mvillv
Save Money!
8" \‘lSl'l‘lNQ
F. BBYLSTIIN’S
Factor" at Five Mile River.
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GREAT linuciiou
m Pfllflis.
fl..-w- .. .-
(lreat vnrlelyoi' Venn-Twila and riled. a
lee-e than and. Alan a line line of Doll and
Holly c ~rria¢ee very Gwen.
0 red d u c k ’ s
MARKET.
I0. Till WISHIIBWI STIEET
I! melfll m
min-allocate. ....meud
tam Prime Winnie. . .lu- " “
{gin steak “in. lg 3 "
t .ouae. .... , "‘
will a Winteui‘a om Beet do a box.
CASH PRICES.
Thatmmi bobcat. 'l‘wmty yean'erperlenoe
l enable. to learn the
"‘ ”"‘ 'm “l? A out one...
a. Hammer arson.
mum-one. .
' NEW ”LIFE. ” ‘
I‘ll!
natal Deflation. rain.
I . . Prima-
“m luau In aim decayE .1 or 3}
line- 0%“?
nmletmatIlt-irvaln on
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figfiwm move all” 11m
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teat lime: n3?“ 0&le ‘
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‘ .vxm-r “we 3315135” 5” p. m. ‘
antennae. mop. an; g
‘ ‘orwaik, 10:30 n;m., 12:30. on, 3.50,
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Are role uncut/e in thle city for the
Filllllillll cont". llflllfllll,
CREAM" ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.
made at St. Albana, Vt. Finn as silk. At thin
season of the your the mutation do not find
ready 3an for all the roll butter they make.
The over- product in acid in tube. and this
butter we call you to notice. this the name
owrel. well-malle- nriicle as their roll butter at
be a pound lees. We rind anle (or tube as well
as by single pound.
Have nice handy little lll-lb. packages: also
mandlnlb. till». Those who bought tube of
us but hummer can rein-at with rnniiulenrean
to fine quality. l’rioe 21- lb. Special prime on
5) and til-lb. tuba.
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PAYMENTS
Mamet Clocks. Diamonds.
TABUH. JUHNSUN & WWII".
2l9 linmagiie St,
L‘lTl‘llAM. scram: Bloom“, Tl T
Thus far our anode .lrilvered in South Nor:
wall have given general inlinfartinn. and our
method of payment in highly apprwiatel. Full
lufunnatlou can he lirtll or our agent. ‘
GUSTAV PITZER.
lD ltAlLliOAD PLACE.
SOUTH NDRWAIK CUNH.
fill
l"-
l'.\' E
Gasoline“ Stoves
Ind uoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the my lie-«t make
THE MANHATTAN
Ill All. SIZES.
“'ili italic. rink and do all the vmrli of a
stove with bnltllu- trouble mul villa-nun an
in tlel' in this town.
Call and See Them.
(insulin: i5 Mill's I GALLON.
W.H.Metker&lo.
Ml'sli.‘ "Alli. BIJN'K.
ALL SIZES or:
Generiln Continent and” Sew
Business a Specialty“
F. M. Pierce.
liniiiemk- No.7 l’nn-
NerwulkJ'uml.
pvt-1H1...“ Nona“.
IuE.BuiiEn
new cumsmcx ..
si TVEEKllllmfl
. Watches. Elie-ins. Charms.
Economy and Comfort! ‘
BBUSHED STONE.
Washhum Crosby 89’s
Su perlative
lathe beetllonr Wand cache-gantry
other. All men it. the I
nacho! dourmnd» eluthofnrnouagyzhfi BUR”;
libs Minn lie. been name of
wasnhunn Miser Co’s. None zennine
without it. ‘ - ,
Ileney, Rubens ll. 60.,
' mu AGENTS.
T'llhl Al ii STREET. HA ltTFOKD. ('ONX.
jyl :lw
n... 1...... .i. more? a...
crty is at
HUNT & ZEUJFPS
32—Wasnmoro: STREET-32.
-————90.—-——-
There you can always find the.
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PURE TOMATIT CATSllP,
aslll’llllTEll SAABINES.
PICKlfll OYSTEHS.
Orders called for unddelivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT &.ZElliFP8
32 URINE“! STREET.
fluff S
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Wheeler 8:. Haniord,
In! nun “BRET. 30. KilltwALK. l'l’.
Aceuta for
“Will. PHEIIX, WARWICK &
HANDLER. MIMI“ AID
CYCLING 60008.
it you want to
ill Vii "Hill
have com for: and apart. It! lll‘.
“Militia with spring fork and
Within 5 Ila-tea. the can! anmpie eou‘
lain: I earn: out aarnple romaine ll
earn. an. no. a at. mailed
we man a Janna. «new, 9
E? m" y'all 3.»: hi i ”1A”
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m. .e. m. Rum“ «.c mum...
ode the reputation of
Joli) t!
$‘C T‘ A l3 1),?!“ n V trio?
9% W ”4:? Term- to'an I.
K—imhltuahiou Tim. both elm-la uni to
any liltl‘ In lire). Nu lilillrt'l‘. hm'lll‘tfi-
Til to. fully gnarantml. and only slim».
"you have decided to in a pm lunatic. buy
the nlmptmt to menu». titan»—
QIIGDMY Bill’s». ADI!“
ill WALL MRI”. NORWALK. UT.
ash A
J: H. BAAWN.
MIITAIT Plllllllll. "Ell and
0A8 FITTIII, TII "lift“.
IHEET lllll Will
ludlhranehrn. A meolmlanli
no rum a film alvieeiebrai
h“ " fleeiii m“
WAR
'lhailaentliaeol
Stoves. Ranges & Hiatus
on. till? ion in our
our. .
an die
W»
nitration ’m N»
m‘ " i."WfiL-e
Ill Illfllll'l’ll, 81’. “ID“.
Sentinel
Boncreie won,
Flag Walks. .
curb and (inner .
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
”‘05—'—
GRADING.
WAITING,
ichVAims' ,
BY
nmnnu inns. °
S PE3§§TW
.The Great Atlantic and Pa.-
crfic Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and Coffees
A. and P. Brand spices!
of which they are the sole mim-
ufacturers.
A. & P. TEA 00.
4 MAIN ST” NORWALI.
,
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) thachas
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantlyaold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out. .
yourself and your clothes, on A
wasliday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
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 best,
purest. and most economical
soap made. If you haven’ttried
it, 85kg your grocer for it now .
Be sure and get the genuine, ‘
With our name on the wrapper.
It is not the so?
“an ""8 mice alone. thit- net
» considered, in arriv-
mlcE‘ ing at a knowledp of
the value of an article.
There is in; much ml pure eonpin a bar
of I’llllblllfl' Electric aeiu {om ban of
any other limp made. and it will. if Iliad
awmriling to directions. do {our times
as much Work on any other. Itacmt in
but a very slight advance on thntof 3" .
ierinr amp. Insist upon Dobbim' Electrifi-
l. l). Cumin & 00..
Philmlelnhia. PL
Norwalk Chronicler