‘ « ”My. of Brooklyn, who welcomed
thdalmtss
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Intuitive: or. route
museum. on
Illijllls
nu l1
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b M .. .2": v", .V.- &
' or Democratic cm
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i? hall‘s-s lusts null—mussels and no»
“"‘tlllalpnh in law 'wl—«lldpctbalay
III Wit. lcYeagh ”Cleveland.
Nll' Ym,0et.5.—Jl’hsseeondquadren—
Iklctmvsutiouolthe National Aucdatim
lemocrdicC’luha met inthe Am
llndc. 'i‘hshusine- ol thscouvsntiou
“Mwith great expeditionand
I-Idawhtrlwlnd of snthusinom. Atthc
butt-admired thestagewasthedeak
nab mo u'rtmm m socvou.
thaDasrswlthlcpuhlleaaa.
.Gollilawasasuuicirclcolchairuonwhich
It'tha vidtingleadcraandluvltcdguests.
~8ulaintbehoxeahsdhcsn reserved for
BrovarClsyeland,AdlaiE.Steveuson.Gov»
mrlowc,0halrm¢nllarrityandl)ick-
MWilliam C. Whitneywxvucntsnant
mummresident ottbeasaceiar lion. W. 3'
“Warner“ ShcehamChuir-
mnldwardllnrphy. Mayor Grant, Rich-
ardcrfiaJlnghMcLanghlinand Mayor
,‘uflhooklyn.
arm-o Cleveland entered worted
Ohaunmthchpreau‘dmtoltheieagne.
“William D. H. Washingtonwhairman
“the local committee. The whole audi—
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applause.
- Mr. Reid, afterthanking his hearers [or
msruaeennmmetorecetvehimmnda the tenderedhim,whichhodid
not presume to think personal, but simply
accordedhimaatherepreaeutative of that
grand old party whose achievements be
briefly recorded, attacked the Democratic
policy on the tarit! and financial citations,
and said that since Mr. Cleveland's letter
as he
i! the ' American, Grover Cleve-
lmtd,"wsrecslled for and given witbawill.
Al It. Cleveland took his seat untidwild
chainsaw excitement President Chaun-
csyl’.Blsck stepped to the trout ol the
“and opened the convention vrith a
eulogisticoi the association and of
Democratic ticket. He said the Demo
antic party demanded greater freedom of
anddenounced the protective tarifl.
lethal introduced Mr. Cleveland to the
cmvention. Thea—president ssidin snlr
Ir. Cleveland's Speech.
Aladt‘lanotthh proud municipalitylam
[id to a-arsyou that our hoapitalityiaal—
waysopaaandgeusroua
Your meeting is the council oi warwhich
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at ‘ theDem ‘ were “
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writes all around and about the third.
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eluded as follows:
planadtoinaure yourreadin-s tor thafiual
trtownearathand
gourd-iguana put-posse. asdsclaradhy
your-coining are: Thcprsacrvatiouot the
“tattoo oltha United States. theantonomy
dthastatn lcmlasllgovsrnmeut and freedom
fldsetimoppoaitionmthe'rmpoaitinnottasss
harms-now mum the purest patriot
heath-lamest, nuynai: out of Amerimnetti-
my. Though at on “liver they should MIKZM
h. the strongest obligation to political eflrxrt.
thdr motive tone, no incentives to political
activity and watchtulncu. should he irresistible
“ahwhthaconflitutioa is bald inlight
0! Benjamin Harrison
anther-adulth- association and Inch-any
Mmtodaosrityeanhardlyeaemathaumslvas
hhekoletlortatatimewheuthenscassitisa
dtbmnmsaemkaflyadminm
hummus relatioutotho taxation of the
people-ad when alt-VIII” in the public
aitertheirhlusichallspcechsa.
“dmwhn lav aaitlrmpiras
thatnalaudsnthnciasmwhichwillmakemon
“flymwnvkathomc.
The-s temporary Miners were chosen:
Murmur. chairman,and lion. Mar
68A. chinniss, of Montana, viceehair-
man. A resolution conveying the sym-
pathydthcconvention to President liars
that-account olln. Harrison’s illness 1"!
Indupremhghopsotbcrspcedyrecovery
waanaaaiurouslyadopted. Letters of re
Harrison's adminbtration and said:
M Mill Kfitovm,flon.WIl- Monmaymwhlchwaamchadb
I. Swinger and Governor Flower gracstoouruatlcu.”
In
in. recs-Chairman Collins introduced
inthenameoiliinpmnty.’
Than-them.
The committee oneredenttals reported
that tbwswsra m clubs on the mill.
The Wary cums were then made
ulcers at the convention.
gt; layer Grant was read,
York. supra-tr. regret that
tb with cheers for Raid and McKinley.
held-I W prevented hlaprea»
sass.
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN GOTHAH.
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Burro]. Oct. Iv—ludo hall and Faucuil
hall were both llllsd\to overflowing last
uightwhsu the Republicans ratilied their
state and national nominations with ring-
ing slice-rhea by Hon. Whiteiaw Reid. Gov-
ernor William unitinley, lieutenant Gov—
ernor Halls and Hon. Roger; Wolcott,ths
two latter being the nominees for gov-
ernor and lieutenant governor respectively.
Barrett presided
After a short introductory speech Hui.
Whitehw Reid was pruentedaathstlrst
speaker of the evening. lie was givsna
moat ' reception by the largeaudi-
snee,whieh'was' quick to note the sharp
point-of hisaddresund bestowed frequent
aliasdandalmostoutherun. ltisolr
viously tmthiul,hs asid,to say that Mr. lion
Cleveland now acts toward the pluuorm oi
hispurtyas it he were amid that it he
should venture to step on it it would break
through. The three distinctly vital points
inthe platiorm are state‘hank currency,
reciprocity and the tarill'. On two of them
his letter is abolutely silent, while he
He then discussed the tavill question at
length, andaltev reviewing the more; oi
the Reputh party toward the rectum-
tlon oi the merchant marine, Mr. Reid con-
Tharsiacnepartyiuthhcampairrn. Ir.
‘ Chirmamthatdcnanot find it needtul to
alandcr the country: that does not seek (or
calamitissanddomnot nudit- own deleat in
thsgencrflpruapsrity. Theratsonspartythnt
hasnothlagtocnacual and that says what it
menu. It haanominaca who are not atvaid or
Its principles. It is not trying to auctwd by
getttngons partotthe country to vote tor its
plattcrmandanothsrparttovoteoniy [or its
mndidatca It stands everywhere tor a pro
tective taril. and wants no mistake about
that. ltatandatovhnnsutmonay.andno
Ma about that. It stands for equal rights
under the law. (or reciprocity. for revived
shipping. for American wages and for human
caall'the tine. And finally it ctmllengeu the
W of the Am 960er on they chat”
tor, the ability and the safe and brilliantly also
cominladmisistration
At the conclusion 0! Mr. Reid's speech
Governor McKinley was introduced and
received an ovation as he rose tospcak.
Bedevotedthsiirstpartot hhsddresa to
adiccnssiou of theold state bank system.
and then pencil to a dhcussiou oi the
tariii,andathh cwcludon was followed
by Identenaut Governor llailc and lion.
Roger Walcott, who had just addresml
the meetingin Fancuil hall, to which place
Hears. mm and McKinley were taken
At Pauenil hall there was another large
crowd that filled the hall and corndors to
collocation, while the galleries contained
many ladies. Postmaster Thomas N. llsrt
Whomaudina shortapcech intro
duced lieutenant Governor Hails as the
tint speaker. Ba eulogised Presblent
“Bolcugaailsuhmln Harrison ispresh
dent weshall havoau honest, sound hank-
lion. Rogcholcott then spoke and was
followed by Mr. Reid, who was greeted
withdeaieaingchssrs llhsptechwasthe
mmaudslivered at Music hall. Governor
chlnlsycamein {or more applause when
hcwasintroducedasthclast speaker. lie
spokaalmoat wholly on thstarifl,and
alter hsconelnded the meeting hrokaup
manna-am”
. fl:
atatecommittsstomectiuthisoity Oct. 11
tonominata a candidate for chief Judge.
It i practically settled thatAndrews will
hsthcnornlnss. ltia saldChair-man Mur-
phywlllallthanemocratiecommittceto-
gsthnouOct. lacs-ll and that the com-
lnlttaa will induce the nomination oi An-
drews. This arrangement, it is under!
Iondflias been mutually agreed upon, ho-
canasitwillssveth'o state’s Iargesnnrln
Ilactionenpcnmaandwillleave the roar»
mothoth partiesfree to devote theirate
tuition tothemcreimportant work oi t
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cluvalaad to last Harrison.
N" You, Oct. h—Mr. Cleveland will
return to Gray Gables tonight. lie will be
hackinthecityncrt week and willbrlng
histamilywith him. Ouhisretnrn tothis
city Hr. Cleveland will perumally direct
the nurses; that is, be will have daily cou—
terrmceswith Chairman llnrnty, Dickinson
and others. He will review the Colombian
celebration parade. and may stand side by
Ittk with Harrison. They will ulmdine to
getherat the banquet at Leno: Lyceum on
the evening 0! Oct. Ill. Both President
Harrison and Mr. Cleveland have accepted
Invitatitma to attend the dedication of the
World’s fair buildings on Oct. 21. That
will probably be the only time that Mr.
Cleyeland will leave the city alter his re-
turn (rum Gray Gables until alter the elec-
Delaware Republicans.
Guonomowx, Oct. 5. -- The Sussex
county Republican convention was Iargr-ly
attended. Ids-Minister to Rumin Charles
Emory Smith, oi Philadelphia. was intro
duced as the orator oi' the day. lie said in
lulattance: “Delaware should now take its
place in the Republic“: column. It has
tor me years been steadily advancing in
this direction. Four years ago you elected
a Republican United States senator and
a Democratic governor was
chosen. but by only a little over 500 major
Ity. “'ith the advantages you now have
that margin ought to be wiped out." The
speaker then dwelt upon national items
and w” {allowed by Senator Iliggina. who
made a spirited speech.
Florida Democratic.
Jacrsorvius. Oct. a—The returns in-
dicatethe election of the entire Democrat»
ic ticket by a majority ol’ Ill”). The Pro
pic’s party polled 6.!!!) votes only. The en
tire Democratic ticket is elected as iollowa:
Governor. Henry 1.. Mitchell: wretnry of
state, John L l'mwlord: justice u! the su-
preme court. ll. l‘cnwick Taylor; attorney
general, W. ll. Lamar; comptroller. \l’. I).
Bloxhnm; treasurer. (3. ll. (‘ullime superiu»
tendcut 0! public instruction, W. N. Silents,
common-inner oi agriculture, L. ll. Womb
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Judge Cooley‘a Position.
Arts ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 5.—Jttdge1'holn-
as M. Cooley mas pmitively that he will
nctwritea letter proclaiming himseli tor
the Democratic candidates, his health be»
ing in too precarious a condition to timid
the excitement and agitation which such it
letter would draw him into. lie does not
deny that he will vote for Cleveland, but
simply says he is out of politicet
Democratic Ballots 'I'hrowa (but.
Tnortssms, Coon. Oct. 5.—~Althongh
the Democrats carried this town tor the
first time in many years, the entire vote oi
that party was thrown out by the under.
atoraon the ground that the ballot» were
The decision 01 the moderator
will be contested.
‘l’a Canter with Ihc Aulllllp'fht.
Haw You, (let. can.
mitten oi the County Democracy has ap-
pointed ncommittee 0! one from each Illi—
aslnbly district to confer with the anti-
per organisation in reference to the
mu 0! I thin! ticket In the field.
Wayn- let’eagh lar Cleveland.
Pmmltnlu,0ct. h—llon. Wayne Mo
'Vsagh, who.was attorney general in l’resi‘ tics.
dant Garfield's cabinet. has announced in a
Harm he will vote for Cleveland and
Baron-m.
M .- Judge Newt-u.
MIG, Mich, Oct. 5.~Ths Democratic
mauve-don nucleated tor chic! jurr
tics Judge William Newton. Judge Nerf
teak also the candidate tutti-c People's
Panthecsagnas.
Summit. J.,Oet. h—I’rsnk It. l’arek.
collector c! the portal Bflllxrtmt under
,Prscidvat Clevelaral, received the Demo
aratlcnomlnatlou Ior congressin thisth
M...
m leaves the yield.
Wham. list. Oct. hulls-Secretary
at State '1'. I. Bayard is canceled his
menopal‘nsugagsmeuta Norse-cu
hrmddugisglvsa.
Amt-area“ Crime.
Durant-r. Oct. 5.»de .l. Arnold. a
mlcmrsuulthissity,isundsrarrasttova
allsgsdtohavchecucolaluitud In
- sixteen year-ago. The complain
myahahadnutnsa Arnold sinus the
daydthsctimocatiiywtsrday.
I'm-awn".
Wmml’a..0et.h—Thshistorls
Maul: the Mine. wheeeWash-
ext-elitivo (1mi-
mesont...” _ h
England's Famous Poet Lying
.in the Shadow of Death.
IOHOPBTEATHBWELRBOOVR
wan- It Is mt]. mt Ila as, Dan's!
Mala- Dayaltlatha Bella!“ Illa
hyddaafiatthekmllalowO-lyl
Mina-muss". ‘
loxnox, Oct. around Tmym,m
land’s great poems in the rhndow o! tltlllll.
Dr. llabba, who is in constant attendance
upon lard Tennyson at Aldworth. near
Bulemeru. sold today that his patient's
ctuulition was very grave. The last hello
tin i-ued,suid: “laud Tennyson’s condi-
titm is namely critical. He is much
weaker. and tskm nourishment with dilli-
unity."
Very little hope is expressed {or the sur-
vival oi the distinguithed patio-it for mice
than a law hours though, of courue, he is
liable to rally a little.
Ills Illness Bega- Friday.
Tennyson's illne- began on Friday. lie
has nflercd iron: the gout for several
years, but the discusehas not become acute
until recently. The rapid developmeuto!
influenza early in the week brought him to
hished on Friday. He was strongly op
posed to yielding to the malady, as the spe-
cial train which ior years has conveyed
him from Haslemere to the shore opposite
his Winter borne on the Isle of “'ight luttl
already been ordered. llama! hard to
heallowod to go, but Sir Andrew Clark
and Dr. Dshhs told him that the journey
couldbcmndeonly sttheperiloi his on.
In deference to this warning, as well as to
the wishes of his invalid wile. Tennyson re
luctantly wnaeuted to restrain at linole-
mere.
Visitors go wnstantly throughout the
day to Ilaslemero to read the bulletin as
to Tennysoll's condition. These bulletins
arevery meager, owing to Tennysvm's re- .
oust on Saturday, when inquiries began
to multiply, that as little publicity as poo
sihle be given to the progressoi thediseaau.
llallam Tennyson delivers the bulletins to
the reporters. but Muses to add to the
scant tutor-oration which they contain. The
people oi Aldworth know almost nothing
of Tennyson'a condition or in tact about
the Tenuyeons in any way. Aldworth is
three miles irom the village and one mile
from the nearest house. Not only the pool,
but his wife and son arecouipleie strangers
to the people thereahout.
The Earl Sear.
Thcsolitude of the place, however, has
been banished since yesterday noon. llun-
dreds ol telegrams oi inquiry and sym-
path are being wheat from (plan-lo "d
adeers oi the poet. Queen Victoria,
Gladstone. the Earl 0t lloaehery, Emperor
William and dean of other per-cons of
worldwide reputation are sending messages
and receiving new»; as to his condition. The
queen receives reports three times daily.
messagu are so numerous, however,
that most 01 the inquirers get answered
only thmngh the mspapera. as there is no
body at Aldworth to return individual re-
plies.
The only persons at the [anode of the pa-
tient are the physicians. who pron practi-
cally the whole any and night in the house:
Imly Tennyson. who but chronic invalid;
l|~|llnm Tennyson and his inurily.
lt M'lllll highly improbable that Lord
Tennyson will at most last more than "to
or three days, although his physicians re
{use to speak astothe result at his illness
Hie phynical health has been far ltutu sat-
taint-wry (or some time, and he isthought
tohave hardly the vitality to rally irorn
such severe illnm.
Italy and the l'alr.
lloitit. Oct. 5.—-'l’he Italian government
hart returned to pay for the coal 0! the wan
ship which it was to provide (or the 1m
portation oI exhibits lor the Chicago lair.
The manuiactunra who wish to exhibit at
the (air are unwilling to pay the hill,and
consequently the plan may be shun-hind.
In that care many persons who have in-
tended to show gootb at the fair will send
nothing, “W __
IIIIM lit-I'- lI-Ioa. "
New Your. Oct. 5.-—\liniater Patrick
Brian has arrived here 1mm Chili, bringing
with him (I‘ll for the viettmol the liai-
timoretrou , aeordial minim-
dent Harrison, which is also compliment
arytotha brawn-rm! the draitot anew
treaty aliout hack claims on Chili by Unit.
ed ritatea diiuna, which will be submitted
ior ratification to the Washington authort
n. Valle-l lit-pleased.
Rona. Oct. a-Ji'hs election at Father
Martin as Jesuit general hudlsplauaed tho
vatlcan. 'l'he popaiwiahtsl and especial
thatal‘renehman would heelsctcd tothe
ones The coumumce ot the election
will he probably that the plan toeisvate
a Jesuit to the cardinalatewlll he aban-
gmw ......__._......... a
A Cicely Pigs-lat.
Minutes, Oct. n—liugh Kinder man
rind Frank iiascunh‘s daughter In Berke-
Icy illicen yrars am and her.
Then he married W wranan, and yes-
terdayturnsd upopposits thshousoot his
first iathsnin—law. ll- wss arrested and
hold (or Hurray.
W
A Harden-s lattes at large.
Psovtorrca. Oct. km ll. Wheel-
mum mi w...“
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south-n lihoda island. pooplo are all
terrified, as Whaler is a limo-tr no
,. .W........~..‘~. than...“
Makes an every-day convenience ci- 3::
old-time luxury. Pure and whoieaymc.
Prepared with scrupulous care.
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pics. Avoid
Imitations ~— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brunt.
ilEHRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
nonunion
3””..me Ly CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR "me AND
59;} 72; {6271' Z‘ 2.»
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it. a. Patent 000..
{lull-ion. 4'le Main Strut.
Illllwl'ol'r-
term...
Will. PAPER
infinite
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Tm “(A “E
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a... T. s. noiiLnan,
South Nurwalk. ‘3
.‘ih‘tmmfi‘rfis .1..." wfi
doctors told are the! tor we
plot lyruined. l omnitadlhehmtnilg;
hav‘eavcr card. deslri l
Extermination at any tfltufin'i'lali
“as. tiringlield. hrs.
PRICE 1.0003.“ Im’l'llslolu.“
For sale by
HALE the Drug rt. Sale! nt.
@‘CSNUH I],
”A Q INSTAHTANEOUS)
f ,HOTGFWsfi-‘f
Militia}:-
m not!
on:
mun m
sun mu I
lllllal Rahal catalogue.
SUPI’IISE
Illll IIII
lllll WlIi'POB'I‘. (31'.
iv o slut-Ia! inducement for [letlllleln try our
Men-mi TEAS and BAKIKB Pownalt vu-
wlll int aV-hurt time give I» the renders of this
per 30...! ll HOLD RINGS with club order:
or t lbw and it “let. dead 5:. stamp (or ill we
’ IIS MICE '
THE BELKIIAP TEA (20..
The above prices include
Cloths. itchy ('lolhei, Chemises. Night
Urea-lites. Drawers. Aprons. (for.
set Covers. «kc.
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA.
_.._.... ...___._
Free.
3| anarchist. llomrlt.
SGHOOLS. “‘ in”
WAGONS.
Xewandncoldhand
canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
.
”will“
.2? Iain Strut lentil.
ICE CREAM.
‘v’flfilhnl WWW“
comstnttlros.
llVEIlY m HARDING
STABLES,
IEII IF I'll! IIIIIBI IIOIIIE.
000'"! “will. will.
.g,
BQWfire of
am: y as Ings.
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Plnin washing. ..... .. Scents per dozen
thliinx and Ironing ........ ”cents per dour)
shot-ts. Pillow i'nscs. Towels, ‘Sapkins. Table
Collections and Deliveries
llomeslic'; Laundry 00.,
Buggies, Plasmas, carriages.
5| Vullagtsn at, is. tumor.
Balers. affections,
Teams at all Hours.
as": onus.
common.
it sum at. Burton. am.
Fire and
Burglar- Proof sales.
Bank ales.
Bank Vaults. _
Bank Vault Doors.
AXD
DEPOSIT WORK [If All KINDS.
Th! Best Sales In the World.
ISM” in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Mass" since that great tire.
when: all oi our stiles were subjected to intense
berthxreserving their contents.
Cl! hil’lth RECtlltll also in the Great
Chit-ago hire in hill. in the tlreat Boston Fire
in i871 and in all the great tires since. 5 u'.
{or tire-urns. Agents wanted. 23 l3ur
' PAY MENTS‘
$1 wgum
Walnhesfihainsfiharms.
Mantel Clock .Diamonds.
Titan. JOHNSON & comm.
2l9 Montague St.
f‘l’l't’ KILLSQUARE. Bmfluyn, II. I
Thus tar our goods delivered in South Ker
walls have given general satBioctinn. and our
:~:ethtulw!p.l::n.rnt ia-Mchlynpl m. hit-d. Tu}
ninrm.“ mm x r... h. . .rt ..- our up mw
GUSTAV PITZER.
I9 RAILROAD PLACE.
Silllill lllllilllli WWW
C ra d d u c k? s
In. my WISHIIGTIII STREET
The People's Harlot.
ALI. KINDS (l? PRIME MEAN AND
Filllnil VICIiE'l'wLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
Give us a trial and you will become a steady
customer.
Harq_._rn;e.s,;e-:r:ces-
A. amount,
Save Your Teeth.
mvr: THEM FILLED on CROWN“). ll
Teeth lllled with sold. Platinum. Alloy
Amal m and all pint e materials.
Tee! l treated and Inter-dolly crowned with
“old. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
artificial teeth on Gold. Mutant. Caution
one (turn and Rubber Plates. and all work M
talnina to modern dentistry.
tal attention given to irregular and
run'e
All work at taunt Womble
Tact tilled and traded nlosaly
on.“ r. "w. m .952;
all!
I Waahlu a lit. Over
Imilitant Harwell. (loss.
| u. warm-:«hi
Its-tat
Wm; 13‘»
Merit alone has made the reputation of
. substitutes. Nothing is as
g “ .as, the genuine.?_ Use/no other. ,
~ " Eifimmt
tuna anus.
* “in and?
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
80th litrwalk,
Norwalk.
me. PROPELLEBS
8in of 'Nurwalyk
Will leave Pier 2i, E, IL. IBcek
New York. at 5 p. on. Saturdnyn Jug: film“).
Freight received fro n 7 a. In. to 5 p. m.
hosts leave Norwalk at 5 p. In.
orwalk at 6-1!) p. m.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbnry and Norwalk and She-
puug Railroads at great 3' reduced rates.
L'pou op die itiou to agents the City of Nov-
e will be sent for special lots of
ere in hew York or it: vicinity.
WA“ persons are iorhid trusting any oi
oi the boats of this line one-Ic-
L'.” Hf‘fiD'ECKl-Z'R.”
Prints, flils, Mass. rte.
lrtirts' Materials.
Pictures Framed to tlrder. Painting
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
vo-wiEEifmrox "near—79
' ‘ . ' trunnmmw sash
W m‘ AID ”All
11%.. ,. to. nus-urn
mihmm'mmwn -~
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