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actlvswerk,ssths Republicans have not
untrue iota in their efforts to secure
‘ vlstorrtnthutstc
, am, the managers of the Demo-
“Wompaiguexpecttowinthe
'alectlsuwith at least eight and posm'hly
twmty—seveusleetorslvotcstospare They
, Ma refrained from making positive
dalmsand giving figures, they say. until
' “Mahdmehsurcofthemlt. To-
hmwommmwvm
Mandarin-neonate certaintoget
aldsctovflvotnas follows:
Theresa's“! electoralvotes and223arr
mmaeholoc. Theahove estimate
”Wand Stevenson eight rota
tumult allthcother electoral votaarc
mtforllarrlsonand Reid. Butthc
Democntic leaders contended that Weaver
'mflauywhcre from thirty to fifty elec-
tual votes. This of course will further
Macs the votes of liarrhmn and Reid.
Man Dickinson arrived from the
Imthwmtand was at the national Demo-
catlchcadquartcrs at an early hour. To
amdtthuitodPresshesaid: “The
furthe Democrats in thcnmth—
”Every bright. 1 think tlicrewill he
mus big surprises for the Republicans
whsuthsretnrns from that section come
la. In new lows and Michigan the
m are well «poised and conti-
fiat. Inliuucaotallarrison iscertain to
”have! thceleetoral votes. The Dem
aunts are supporting four of the electors
m the People's party ticket, which futures
.tha detest of four Republican e
nullickinsuu said further that the Re-
ers had entirelydroppcd the
hall issue in their speeches in the north-
m.
To Arrest Cleveland.
Hugh Wallace, the national committee
man from Washington,ia at Democratic
. national headquarters. He says thatthe
Bqublicaus will lose twenty votestothe
”It ticket west of the Rocky moun—
Chdruna llavphy, of the Democratic
“a container. informed in l'uitcd Press
m that he who confident that New
Yak m was i-urr for the Democrats.
”Thrall a good increase in registration in
h hm," he said, “and those wholhink
“all the increaseis Republican will find
tkstthsy have been sadly mistaken.”
“and Daniel Lamont was one of the
allu- at the national Democratic head-
quarters. lie said he had returned too re-
ally from abroadtospeak learnedly on
In fill-lion. but from what little be had
as- he was confident of the election of
Maud and Stevenson,
have Isa story in circulation that Mr.
Wwill be arrested,shonltl he at;
I.“ to vote. on the ground of his having
End in the residence which the family
"I occupy only a week at the time be
m The Democrats pooh pooh the
“all my tint Mr. Cleveland' a residence
“ hackto last flay. the time of his
Hostile house In which he lives.
Hr. Cleveland will in all probabllltyriait
hi Ilka state. New Jersey. hefore elec—
‘l‘ha reprint that he will do so has
[Iv-thwadeslrc forbim to visit Coo-
asnlcat, which he may yet conclude to do.
i
A titer was received at Democratic
from Hr. A. H. Inns. of the
lat. umber company, of lockport.
H.15d-ybgtllat he had deserted from
tksuaksotthsllmocracysnd that hein—
tmdsdvutingfnrllarrisoa.
new
“only. acallsratnational hearkptar»
mddthathlsstatc was surely Demo-
mmthrtala “Success.
belittle! certaintyof the success of
use paraded national Ra.
Reportefromevery
thaliuc. More speakers
stwork In the doubtful
lamusdahelmtorQosyJieueru
Inna Seamed Pennsylvania: as-
w J. llart Brunet New
Charles ll. Coon, of New Yorkufd-
blican candlltate
Jillian»
, ands. of Vermont, in
at Ills prospects of chewing
, mill, “All my information and
. Wand-ll Iyiudgmutand all
“2 us In fsvsrot our mice"
”fitment! our candidates are
‘ rurmmmm poopls
finalists-resume Ignorant-n
:fl‘fifil‘ifim‘?
summarise-
or situation IT. ruin.
WRWSW. ’ ‘ allr
Millukarltlo
thing like the Intense enthusiasm which
marked Governor McKinley's trip.
“At all the stations along the route he
was greeted by Immense crowds of people.
and the speeches made by him and those
with him were listened to with the eager
interest that foretella conviction." Colonel
Xmas was feeling very jubilant over what
he considered certain indications of suc-
com.
There is growing indignation at Repub
lican headquarters over the story that H.
C. Prick was in musultution with Chair
man Csrtcrwith regardtocampaign funds.
The story was spin emphatically denied
by the leaders. .
Depcw and field Speak.
Inscs.N.Y.. Nov. l.—~Whitelaw Reid
and Chauncey M. Depew spoke toalargo
gathering here last night. Mr. Dcpcw
showed how prosperous a country is ours,
eulogired President Harrison’s administra-
‘ can, and said that, having tried and trusted
agreat leader, it is well tosaythat“ouc
goodturn deserves another." Mr. Reid's
speech did not occupy over thirty minutes.
Be made a plea for reciprocity and honest
money.and challenged the verdict of the
American people upon the character and
success of the administration of Benjamin
Harrison.
Cochran In Wilmington.
“'ILIIKG'I’OR. Del, Nov. 1. —— llmtrke
Cockran, of New York, addmwal 5.000
persons in the rink here last night. In the
audience were many ladies, and the speak~
er held his heurers' attention for nearly
two hours. Mr. karan was introduced
by vex-Secretary of State Thomas I‘. Buy—
ard, who presided. Senator Gray was also
on the platform. Mr. Cochran was warm-
ly greeted. He discussal the tarilf, and
concluded by saying the taxation imposed
bythe Republican party was unconstittr
tional.
lclilnley In Brooklyn.
Buooanvrz, Nov. I.—Sovcn thousand
people packed the Clement avenue rink to
suflocation last night to hear Major Mc-
Kinley speak. and at least ampeople were
turned away. lt was the biggest rally of
the prescm. campaign in the City of
Churches. When the champion of pmtec~
lion arrived men and women climbed upon
chairs and saluted and cheered until they
were hoarse. Governor McKinley dis
cussed protection and reciprocity and pre-
dicted the election of Harrison and Reid.
Carllalc on the Car-pulp
NEW YORK. NOV. l.-—-Senntor John 6.
Carlisle. of Kentucky. nadir-seed on enthtr
elastic mass meeting in t'mpcr l'niuu last
night. The. audience of 6,000 yu-rsuns went
wild when the Kentucky orator was intro
duced. Mr. Curlisle reviewed Republican
legislation, and after saying it was the
solemn duty of every patriotic citizen to go
to the polls and put his seal of condemna—
tion upon Republican extravagance and
prodigacy by helping toeleetGrover Cleve-
land. took up the tarill‘ question.
Austin Withdraws.
Wasulxo‘ron. Nov. L—lt was announced
at the rooms of the Republican congm
sional campaign committee that R. W.
Austin. Republican candidate for congress
in the Eighth Alabama district, has with-
drawn from the contest. This Is the dis-
trict now represented by General Joe
Wheeler. who is a candidate for reelection
1:]le rogndliadr. Democratic ticket. The
o to can to is J. B. Perm of
Birmingham.
letting ca the Result.
Puiunrnrnis, Nov. l.——Horacs Di-ton
a prominent Republican of this city, do-
posited “MID with a local banking firm to
cover a Cleveland bet of the same amount.
It. is mid that the Gloucester magnate
William J. Thompson, Is on the Demo
cratic endtosvery large extent. Msgts
trats Durham hot. $10.01» with David No-
that Harrison will be elected.
Hag-c la Alabama Agata.
Biennium. Nov 1.4.1.11. Magoo has
rstunlsdtoBirmiughamsndthecampalgn
hssbsooms Intense. The fusion leaders
arehereiuforcstomeet him sndtheyare
making confident claims that Cleveland
willbsdefsatsd in the state. Mr. Magus
willremaiuherstillafterelsctlon.
Senator lllgglaa Accused.
WmmorolesL, Nov. l—-Thc Evening
Journal prints the affidavit, just made
public, of Isaac J. Wmten, Democratic
mr for Little Creek Hundred. who
accossteuator Anthony Higgins of at»
temptsdbrlbsry
causal Bats Discharged.
if" You. Nov. l.-Consul General Do-
mingo L. Ruiz. of Ecuador,andllrl.
forget! notes. nuts was
Hmhuawashsldlumhall
» restlessness."
trial.
Vacuums. Nov. l.——'l'hs United States
an application of the
luprcmacourtdsnlod
mentforawrlt cf cutlerart tore-
movsthsltstacssefromthscnlforula
mmhthsauprnusscurt.
Infilt- nan Watev Mae.
sail-hm
Isrl stAltosusaud audtounasd
Ilssldtohsunnttodrlnk.
ltatyulthsmtlaw.
WW3 dram-Wit.
l—sdhbproshmoa'ttua ltslya
We.
Iatlm
ll sutugwlthtaths‘slspsof
Wily-mt.”
Hahon. acoutrsctoriu thehlghway bureau. TM! '9'”
Buthalaushadallnalhearlngbsfme
Juulsellyanonthschargaofuttsrlng
and
IlllIli BE IIIZIII BDDTED
France Conquers wDallomey Af-
ter a Brilliant Campaign.
Colo-s! Davids Captures the Capital at
Db! Dilly "mullahs King-lulu, all tho
Barbara's llaavsa unsettle“ Ia Illa
Douala VIII lie Talented Nu hunger.
Pants. Nov. l.--A dispatch from Porto
Horn statuthat Colonel Dodrls captured
Canon on Saturday and Ahorney Sunday.
This sodsone of the most. inIlisut cam-
paignsthataEui-opean powerhucver
waged against the natives of Africa. The
French column. numbering Low infantry
and cavalry and several cannon. set out
from the coast Aug. Ill, and the campaign
has therefore lasted two and a half months.
Theusualrouteto Abomey is by road,
almost directly north from the coast town
of Wydah. The unite. however. involved
evening a wide lagoon. which would be
dinicult forthe artillery. and Colonel Dodds
therefore chose the route nlongthe Wheme
river.
His artillery went ahead and broke a
road along the river bank for the troops to
follow, and the cavalry and a part of the
supplies were towed up the river on trons—
ports, while 3.4% native porters curried the
remainder of the provisions.
The advancing force had a number of
skirmishes with the enemy and three hard
fought battles before it reached the neigh~
borhood of Cauna and Ahomey. The French
loss on all «casinos was trifling, but the
Dahomeyans suffered severely in killed and
wounded. The Amazons or women unr—
riora fought with ferocity, but their shoot—
ing was very wild.
At the “any of the French.
Carma, the. place that was captured on
last Saturday. is eight Killt'fi from Abomey.
and hasasacred chnmctcr in the eyes of
the Dnhomeyunsmsit is the- burial plate
of a long line of llahoniey‘s kings.
The capital. Abomey, could not MIDI}
odor any mismnre to a well equipped
force, though the king has for runny years
cannon of a more or less modern
type and a roughly disciplined army, the
most formidable members of which are the
Amorous
The city is about right IltIIt's in cirvutu—
Terence, protected by a ditch live {out (It-9p.
lllsd with Idense growth of prickly acacia.
Itls entered by six gates. which are simply
:lay walls with two openings built across
the roads leading into the town. Alto
tether the place does not contain more than
I21”) Inhabitants. It is probable that un-
less the king is captured he will, like Kof-
fee-Kalkalli of Ashanti under similar cir~
cumstnnces. retreat into the hush.
The campaign somculmt rowmbles the
English invasion of the neighboring king
dom of Ashanti. The British forms. how-
ever, were nearly all European soldiers
who mflered terribly from the climate.
while the present invaders ore for the most
part Senagslese troops with Port" Suvo
allies oilierred by l‘rvrwlmwn.
The .T‘Ytllcll ii iii um: IIIH'IAII nin-
Whydtrh. the Il.‘.lu)lut'y H'tlimrl. 'l‘iu- mun-
try is now ut their mrrcy. and they will
probably turn it into n French colony. One
good result will be that we shall bear no
more of the terrible human Nit'l’llll‘t.“ that
have marked the annual religious lestivuls
at the capital.
Behaaaln’s llamas: sacrifices.
King lleimnzin, n young man very much
poled up with his own imponanco. has
brought his downfall upon himself. He
has been on lIIl‘ throne less than three
years, When he became king he made a
treaty with the French. promising to recoil.
also their rights to the Port of Kotonu. and
to cease the customary mid» into the
French territory of Porto Xovo for slaves
and sacrificial victims.
The French agreed to give him an annual
subsidy. and lived up to their engagement.
Last year, however, llehunliu resumed his
raidsinto Porto Novo, and when the French
protested be repudiated the treaty. said he
would raid where he plensml: that the
French had no business in the country
anyhow, and that he would drive them out
of Kotonu Into the sea.
The rainy season was coming on. and as
the French were utterly unprepared tona-
sume the offensive, they utilised this
period tomaks preparations for the war.
t about seven months getting
rsadyto light, but after they were ready
they moved with celerity and have had an
unbroken series of moron-ea Colonel
Dodds Is now in position to supply some of
the famous women warriors for exhibition
at the Chicago World’s fair.
TUMULT IN THE TABERNACLE.
Almost a Ilot Over Dr. l'lsrsoa's first
Appears-es la Stu-menu's Pulpit.
loam. Nov. l.-'l'hc Rev. Dr. Pierson.
of Philadelphia, presided over an uproarl-
nus prayer meeting at Bpurgeon's taber-
nacle last evening. This was Dr. I'ierson's
nut appearance in his pastoral capacity
since his return from the slalom No sooner
was the hymn finished than an ithea-nt of
Thomas Bpurgeon called out:
"llr. Pierson. like many other members,
[would like to know whether you area
believer in baptism by immersion?" A
scene of great confound-almost a riot—-
followed.
Two men seized the disturber by the
mend half a dossn more pushed and
lied until theygot him into the aisle.
the lmmersloulst made a stand and
Iy freed himself with a violent
struggle. In which two membeta were
thrown on their knees and three nestswere
upset. Finally the linmersloulst was thrust
but.
Dr. Pierson. who was flushed and nerv-
I-~,.
Aarooss. Pa. Nov. l.-—A water [stains
I particu-
Thswatc
W In the tainrnacls thIs winter. "
Thoma-tannin.
Wmnuaa, Nov. l.-—ltmpsror
mdhhwuqthmothtsmthe
aIluksndsururnbsrofother-tit pen
”mammoth-Mutts-
nfths‘isstored church tothsdoorsof
which Luther nailed his thesis sgstnst
”Indulgences. A luwklsh
Wiser-Ii wasona thefsstusvs.
“punt-b address was loudly sp
osnsmmmosmnsm tlou.
A GIGANTIC BWINDLE.
A Mal Collapse In Wall That Will
llasarth a All; Scandal.
lama. Nov. 1. w’l‘he collapse of the
ldberator Building minty. simultaneously
with thadownfall of the [motion and Gett-
cral hank. Is likely to provooueof theme-t
gigantic financial semi-limo of the genera-
Tha odleial receiver slutcd at today's
mestlngofcredlton that the ”beam so—
oietyowsd the Ihal’elmlllem and creditors
IIMM. while the ll urn- tnml wuouly
“moon, and was Iillltfla‘livr than a mere
book entry at that. 'l'ne mortgages
amounted to stamp». and were at but
supposed tohegood assets. but investigar
lion Ind shown that tin-y were prolmbly
vuluelesa,» mousse Iz-I been lent to.
three companies which are now in liquids.
lion.
There were virtually no frve assets. there
being only mountings: with which to
meetadefidency of tumour). The bulk
of the money had been lent upon nothing
hetlcrthan third liens It was absurd to
talk about miscible reconstruction of the
society, for there was nothing to recon.
struct.
Criminal prosecution of the directors of
the concern will he the next thing in order.
It is said that. J. Spencer Balfour. III P..
the vice president and real head of the con-
cern, together with several of the directors.
has pocketed hundreds of thousands of
pounds in the shape of commissions. which
are now alleged to be illegal
SUNDAYS AT THE WORLD’S FAIR.
The Directors Will Probably Declare far
a Seven Day Hamilton.
Cutrsoo, Nov. l.—At their next meeting
the directors of the World's fair will prob-
ably declare that the exposition must he
kept open on Sunday. and formally inau-
gurate the campaign that is expected toend
in the I't‘pvlll by column of the Sunday
clause put in the appropriation bill.
As the case now strands both national and
local boards are on record as committed to
Sunday cloning The Chicago directors
months ago accepted the $2.31)!!!) appro
print. Ii nith the ‘ ' ,, clause
and hat week the national
. noes.
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voted that. the exposition should be locked
on . nudity. In neither case. however, can
it be N‘Ifl tint the action taken was llual or
that it lnirly I't-PN'N‘IIIMI the sentiment of
either board.
(If l'm- fortyAIIVtt men on the Instill it is
helievul forty-three are strongly in favor
of a seven dny fair. To what extent the
local Inxlnl will figure in the campaign
uguinut Sunday closing has not been de~
cidnl. it is likely. however. that an ad.
drezonill be issued and given the widen
circulation. It will take the formal an
appeal to laboring men and other organ—
iscd bodies, asking them to express Mr
sentiments to congressmen and senator-a
lenders-d llrr “other.
Booms, .\'ov. l.—~.\In".. Mary it. Marean.
aged fifty. of m Dona stm‘t. Cambridge.
in a fit of insanity killed her mother, Mrs.
Annie I- llmwulee, aged seventy. by bent—
ing her brains out with a wrench. Mrs
Man-on had a severe attack of the grip two
years ago and never fully recovered.
Lingo‘a Second Trial.
Cums. S. .l.. Nov. l.—Th.- second trial
of From-is Lingo. the negro who was cou-
viclcd ul numb-ring Mm. Annie Miller.
near Mervhnntvilie two years ago. will he
gin here on Wednesday before Judge tiar-
rison in the C anuh-u county supreme
court.
Mlulater ohm..." Resigns.
Woman; II Minis \‘ov. 1. ~llun. John
D. \l‘asbburn. of this city. envoy extraor-
dinary and minister plenipotentiary of the
l'nited States to Switzerland. bus sent in
his naignnt’: on to the president. Ills rea-
sons for resigning are of n business nature.
Chill Releases the Prisoners.
Rona. \‘ov. 1,—Tbc pope has received a
message announcing that the Chilian gov.
eminent had “ruled to the demand of his
holiness for the release of the prisoners of
war taken in the late rebellion and kept
until now in all sorts of dungeons.
(‘ouut lsapary Shot At.
Vinita, Nov. l. —-Connt Julius Sum,
Hungarian minister president. was shot at
last evening as he sat in the dining car of
a train a short distance from Buda-l’esth.
The shot came through the window and
lodged in the back of his chair.
A Young Woman writer Accused.
le Your. Nov. l.-Mlss Mary Martin
a young newspaper writer, Is accused .
havIIIK panned worthlaachocks and of bar-
Ing robbed well known moiety ladies of
this city and Brooklyn.
Orr-oath ”night for 0150.000.
SAN Flotsam. Nov. I. —-The famous
stallion Ormonde. a winner of the English
Derby, has been purchaeed by Mr. 0.1!.
Macllonough scapitallst of this city. for
(150.0(1).
Canada and the Chinese.
OTTAWA. Nov. l.-8aug Koo. a Chinese
olllclal. has arrived here to make an inves-
ligation into the character and scope of the
Dominion‘ s attitude regsulingthe Chinese
A llmuIaas Window Closed.
Ctsros. Minn. Nov 1. «Bishop cotter
has ordered that the Uhu rcb of the Assump-
tion, where the miraculous window has ef-
fected so many cures. shall hsclosod.
Forfeited la tits Ila-es.
McCoos. Nah. Nov. l.-—-Tbe Burlington”
and Missouri depot and hotel burned to the
ground. sndllrs. Granger and Mrs. Cole.
two guests, perished in the flames.
'l‘vra Vletlava at the the.
Sr. Jousswsr. Vt... Nomi L—Ths bodies
othmssllltchellnnd Mrs. Man lvms
found in the ruins attire Caldhsc halide
lag, burned In the big hrs bore.
hauled Chinese Captures.
Mine-roam. Y.. Nov. l.~—l'lveChlna—
men were captured on the banks ofths
Niagara river agar have. They had been
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There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of fish arrives every day.
PDIIE TDIITD DITSIIP,
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One thousand lbs of [lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
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Dizziness. Sick Headache. has of At»
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ney 'Irou lea. tonsil lotion. Jauudice.
(‘ holera florhus and heurnstlsm It
will relieve when allelscfai
Sralaonxu). Mass March: lac.
W. J. Newmaa~lrear Sir: lh've suffered
terribly with acotnplicstvou of diseases; two
doctors told me they could do nothing for me
that I would new" be any better. I had a
very crit cJ brart trouble. so bad thut I was
sevemt times almost given up to die Indigo»-
tion and tanker were at the same time doing
its dwirnctive work; I was In aver: bad con-
dition. or stomach was soweak and irritated
ll would not retain the simplest food. Doctors
to d the the fining1 of in) e omsch was com-
plet I) rntnrd I ave consulted the beat phy-
mcians In Boston and have ta' en medicines
saitlr to begood. including Ilmd B own a and
A re Sanapari Ilml‘epein an many more.
failed After one very hrd attack one
alarm from which did not rally I was In-
need to takes trial bottle of II A. A.
upward to it at lirat after taking a few doses
l felt better at «me. its other was dlflerent
from anything I had ever taken;l have used
three bottles and am cured. It has hsI
more than the doctors or allthe is
have ever used. desiring can call on
me for information at Many time. Mus. 8. G
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Henry Tilly.
D. DeKlYN 8i SDN
Successors to C. B. DcKlvn.
5| Washington St. to. Norwalk.
21 Thin Street Norwalk.
First r T‘BP
Bakers, Confectioners,
And
ICE CREAM.
C‘EDeKl) 1)“!th Urdcrs Prolili’iptly Filled.
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MERRILL
BUSINESS DDILEGE
STAMFDBD. CHEN.
A live. pnnzreusivelnvtltuvion for the practical
training: of voting men and hum: women for
bosom-«s. Ila thorough wur .eupcrior meth—
ods. mmpie I: ntuipinent and ellit lent tnrpe of
Instruttors Imvt won for It the (oritlilenre of
then ubllt Brunt he; taught: Imok- Jul-King.
Ing. I’rnnmushlp,(Worrestuiudenc.. or!»
hnad. Typcw riting. Architature Herman and
Euglhh studies. Open the entire car. firmi-
uatos assisted to mid tamitions. all (melting
Sept. 0th. Send for illustratetlcatalwue ml-
resa \l A It": IIRILL, l’rusld' t. Stamford ( t.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
9:.»th \laln ntmt "Mum
Plano Forte Liaisons?
Call on or address
llEllIE I. DISDIIDVI.
ll West avenue. South Norwalk.
Reference. Walter J. Hall. ’tll West 5m
NEW LIFE.
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WEBT‘B NERVE. AND BRAIN
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”male Weakenmss. uvoluntary per.
natorrhmeauaed s srssertiouof sin.
“base.“ nihilism. A month'ctmh
mesh“. "or by and“! spar-ates via
a order for! buses. with ID
will "written nth lfno
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETiI’KEN
NEW YORK
South Norwalk.
Norwalk.
THE i’ROPI-ILLERS
City of Norwalk
EAGLE
“III ie no Pier 3, E 8.. (Beekmnn street).
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knight rueived iron" . :1.in to5p. m.
l' pun a; pin: tiou to agents the t it} of Kor-
u .lx and r .vgle will he will for special lots of
fr. i ht unyunu-e in V. w \ork or its vicinity.
:6" All permits are forbid trnnting any of
b.- employer“)! the human! this line onac»
at out of the owner. thereof. 82?
Miss Baird‘smln'sfliI-IIIe.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course of study in the English
Branches.
MIISID. IIIT ADD
THE IIIIDIIIDES.
This School for young Ladies and Childran
reopens on
THURSDAY SEPT. 22d.
The departments of Englishlldterature and
Valurul History will be made especially at-
tractive and profitable.
April Minn for tin mlmienion of mpils
shawl I», ma Iv livrnre Ilu- running: or til
i‘ luv.
Circulars upon app' italic-n.
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