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the that Murat physician.
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Accuracy: and
Low Prices.
alarm l1 figMESTElD.
The Amalgamated Association
‘ Declares the Strike Oil.
.MNOTHOUSAEDOUTOI’AJOB.
, flat liar. flea- a Third of the Vanilla”
. Wort-en wrn I». am. to Get Work at .
the Carnegie Mllt»;Angry Want: at
tho fleeting.
‘ Hartman», Pat, Nov. 2i.—Thc great
W atrike or lockout was brought
teen end Sunday at a meeting held in the
.dnhwhichwu‘f “ ' over byll‘ ‘ 4
‘ White, the new chairman of the otrik-
‘ era’ advisory board. Secretory Killgallon,
‘Vloe Preaident Carney and Treasurer Mad-
den, natltmnlolllcem of the Amalgamated
aaaoclation, were prevent. ’l'he lockout had
reached its Mtth day. Its hietory is known
CLEVELAND‘B NEW YORK SPEECH.
Party Bewardo for Party Action la la..-
er the Political Isl-annal- ,
”it" Your, 13:. 2I.-ln the mono”:
speech at reception tendered
by the Manhattan club Preaidentelect
Cleveland nu: . ,
The American panni- have become will»
eally more thoughtful and more watchful than
ten year: ago. They are cwatdering now vaeta
lygnatar inaction than than. Party policy
In Monte the important thing in mntradle
tinctlon to party epotla.
The distribution of party rewarde for party
actionie nolongerthemainepring of a wilti-
eeloarnpaign. Theeilnation moat be gravely
and intelligently met by thou in charge otonr
political organization.
No party. leave not whether Democraticor
Republican, can get thenpport oi themeveot
the voters by merely promteing party rewarde
torparty , , 'l'hapeople willbevatkv
tied with lothlngle. than the redemption of
the umd pledue made to them collectively.-
the adminintvation of who policiae and the car‘
vying on of an honest government {Great
cheering]
I would not have thie otherwiee. i am will-
log that the Democratic party ehould lee that
the world over. The vote that _ ’ the
Homestead Steel works to Amalgamated
, menthol] 101 to 91. The mating wane
1'!!th one all the way through, and at one
time it. looked as if Home»: llolliugehead ,
would havetoesecrt his oliicial authority to '
manta sort-owl conflict. Chargers nndl
mnterebargee were the order of the day,
and it intuit! that those withing to declare
the mill open barely succeeded in carrying
their point.
Many Men Will Rem-in Idle.
Now that the agony is over those men are
not backward about exprrmiug their opin-
ion of the men who have primer! on leadrm
According to Sunsrintrmlent Wood, of the
Homestead work.» not umrr than 2500 or!!!”
of the tonal number of old employees will
*be able to secure cmplnyrrmrt. Belong the
break of law: ’l'humlzry momwcre left in
Homestead alarm 2mm of llw original 35:»!
men who Wcrcloclzcvl our. on Jun» :5. or
these 2,800 men 2.2m l‘i'rl'v rmulmnlm and
laborers and 6m Amalgu lllilltfll commotion
men. 1'}; to don: 1.1m mun hm;- :lppliml
for work, and it is wtlmnn‘tl that ll'll mun
than 3w men have been supplimlvv ith cm'
pioymem.
Thequestitm of tirclnring tho miliopvu
began to agitate the minth of wrmin
Amalgamated mm m mm m it lwmme
apparent that flu: mI-v'lmtrll‘n intended,
Breaking away in ‘a bmly. Many of the"
leaders rccogniml that w ”u in mi rho numer-
lm aid 0! the: llll"'lt:1llll:.~l :lml lulmrum they
can tl not hope to carry the tiny. The lull
are to reel-m.» prumlwld mum-y of large
amounts, follow-d by the lmtfnut dropping
out of the promise nl victory for the ntrel
workers in lln: cvrnt of Elm lh'mocmtic
party awning into pnwt'r, together with the
“fulfillment of other prllltilse'n. all com-
bined to break the lockout.
Their Pleading “an in Vain.
The meeting Wm not :1 large one, and
mxsidcrablr nurpris-c attrmlwl the on-
nounced resignation o! t‘huirnmn Craw-
ford. “’hen that resigrlzylun lord bwn ne-
ceptrd a striker array and room! that the
lookout be «Irrlarlcvl at on end. and that the
men ln- allowed toxwk employment in‘the
’lllfllmelr'nl‘. mill.
Thutw nypwwil tn bringing; the light to
an end snug/Ml lull-l tn prc-vrnt a ballot,
plrmlitrg. ill‘LIlitllLZ and prrrtictinz tln- rlls.
integration ml the l‘lllllluilllilllfll Rumin—
lion in own! of z-lll'lx :v-tiuu. Them.- flrler—
mined etc-vi Workerfil who rvpvaruliy have
elated that they tvnulll prrfrr nahevlnms
and atnrvntion mtlu-r than :wkrmwlulge
defeat wen- in the minority. and they
knew it. “-1: they pleaded with their
brethren to stand firm. if for no other
Mon than to SilluW m the world that they
had not forgotten the men who turn lying
inpriaon coils. awaiting trial. it was of
wavail. The question was pm; the vow
waa a ntnndint; one. When Vice President
Carney announced the roult there WM no
joyonaontburnt. For a frw minute” the
mutant stared at each other. Then
followed angry denunciation». The. turn
elowly kit the hall in lwoe and threes.
They learned loath tolmve the building. the
very raftmoi which have quivercvl with
‘tzendeclarathma mode a thoummi mum
victory was their» if they could only
be patient.
’l’wo 'l'hownlul ran ldlm
The men mind about in “mum lll'imw
ill. the plight they find thmw-lh-n in.
“'itb winter upon them tiwy We'llllflllll’:
in atova now but a urmgule for ”Mom-v,
which may moon: tlw prllponlnnw of a
famine. The olt rumtlcui ill-I‘lamtiuanol
the Carnegie official.» that the rmmmiun
men will not be «implored tn givr rtnpluy.
then! lathe »trikrrv- rvwlwn ubmlmrly no
hope in llommmd for 2,0!!! til the do
bled lteel worker».
Want Superintendent Wood anya:
"The company held out no lmlnorrm-nt
whatever for the men to mom. At no
the have there been v" an» own in the
woeha aim the eta wm male in July.
Counting every man nployvd elm the
etrihe, the total will u outwith!!!) in
m time: we e rmplnyul 3M1}
men. The nominal n m i» 3.290. All
We made by the cmnpany within a
Ill-ll wine to the atrtke were made with
the overt-lone that there might to tumble.
We have lint nothing in contract: which
were made prior to the vtrilte. but we
failed toobtaln onion which We otherwiae
Dalian men-t"
Vital. Ila- Iig Strike Coat.
he pecuniary lt‘laa tn the ante. Alle-
“y county. Came-ul- 34ml «mum»; and
thwmhinxm la ntlruntt—rl pt between
Wudammm
The lockout went into eflwt June a),
m w the einabtllty of the ”fickle
ottheCarwsle mnpany and the While
I! “DA mmlntitm to arrive
unwind)“ Ital» for the mwecaleoi
Io enraged the m that whom
it the two ham loaded with Pink»
ath- Wmnvempml to make a lend‘
the “time trouble in m, in which
In“ nature er man live. the realm;
atat myrtle». mm» imminent
they may only hope awfully to retain the
" ofibopeoplein ‘ _ the-una-
flon by being abaolnteiy and patrlotlmlly trne
toiiaeltanditawnte-tm Thiaiethee-ored
guarantee of enema. i know no other.
[Cheer-n] ____.__
Depew and the Reconstruction scheme.
Maw Yuma, Nov. 2|.——’l'he World has in-
terviewed Chauncey M. Dcpew on the pro
posed reconstruction scheme of the Repubv
llcnn party.
"The Republican party.” amid Mr. De
pew, “will not bemonstmcted. Since its
birth in was it has been the only progreo
aive party in the United States. It will con-
tinue to hr: the party of progress. it may
be temporarily defeated, hut reverses will
aimply etimulnte its energies.
"It is the only national party in the
country. It run its electoral ticket in
every state in the union. The Democratic
party abandoned its electoral ticket in
eleven stairs and merged its existence into
the Populist party, with an acceptance of
the vagaries and nlmurdiiieb of the People's
party progranmw.
"There is no demand within the party
for cithor reconstruction nponothvr princi-
ples; than it hm; iwretoforc prlllrsst‘ll, or
other lenders than fiat present acknowl-
‘I’dm. .
"The first plants in {he Republican plat
form for no; will be a protective tariff. It
will not he the McKinley hill. The real
policy of the Republican party to that it;
protective policy in elastic and progrmaive,
so that the measure of protection shall di-
nilllllih in any department or for any in-
dustry no the necessity for it decreases.
"The Republican party will oppose state
bank currency, the free coinage of silver
and any nit-mime which degrades the cur-
rency. It will favor bimetalliom, but only
on such conditions as make the currency
of the country on a parity with gold.
"The policy of the Republican party will
he to plruze additional restrictions unim-
migration.
"it will alao favor all lnvvs which tend to
aemre the free and unintlmidalcd expres-
eion by the voter of his choice, and the re
ttrictiono about thehallot box which secure
an unquestioned count of the vote when
cast. By this; i do not mm the Lodge
elections bill." ~
Helm-ado l’vniaea Cleveland.
(.‘mc .ll;€y,Xov. 2,.-. Pix—Senator almonds,
of Vermont, anyv: "Whatever may he done
in regard to a upecial session or tnrifl legis—
lation. I firmly believe the Democrats will
do what they believe to be for the but in-
tcmts of the country. The Democratic
party. taken as a whole, is as patriotic as
the Republican, and i do not believe that
dimvter will follow I esteem .\lr Cleve.
land as an able man He has sufficient
foresight to hold in check any radical move
ment that might originate in the house "
Mor’a Ballast! Policy.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 21.—Jnd¢e Prank
Duster, the leading Populist candidate for
[foiled States uermtor, in speaking of the
purchase of railroads said; "I would con.
demo them under the powrrol eminent
doumin, pay a fair price for them and
make the roads pay for themselves. It can
he done very mily,nnd l abmrld not be
eurprieed if within the next ten yeah: the
railroad companiea would be trying to all
their roads to the goverhnunt "
Sir. Cleveland to Take a Beat.
Saw You, h‘ov. ill.~lt is Mr Cleve—
laml‘» intention to leave town either Tm
day or “hint-alley for n abort holiday
Should hecorry out hlv pvmnt programme.
it is his dmire that neither newspaper enrr
mpumlrmo our political frienda break in
on hi. vocation. lie bu been portend
lately by reporters.
{to Alter-pt to Pledge Cleveland.
"mm, X. Y., Nov :21 ~Shnifl Charla
l2. llcmiek. who i» recognized at the leader
of the Hill ilemmraey oi Madmen county,
eaya there is no truth in the published to
pom ot the Hill men attempting to pledge
Cleveland.
Chance toe fnbiie l’viater.
l’mtaourmo, Nov. ill—Philadelphia
Typmcraphleal union. Kn. it. hae indium!
George Chance aeacandldate for public
printer.
III. Wan-avatar Wa- Intent.
It" You, Nov. 2I_~'l'be twentieth ll}-
nivmry oi the Jerry hicAuley ntheton at
no Water and true commemorated
here. Among tbnae Ml tree the lion.
John Wanamaker, plumaetevgeneralmhe
delivered a short addreaa
Veaeenela lav Bettye-dip
New Your. Noun—~11» new cabinet
of the Venezuelan republic will negate“
a reciprocity treaty with tide mum.
Cmpo and hie council are in aynpathy
one the south American polleyot nel-
pvnelty. .
Dad Inna an the leading.
Wanna-u, Pa, Nev. m.-—A had
wreck occurred on the Reading road near
White Haven. An eaie under a freight
en broke and threw about fifteen ran 0‘
the track. a maultegarlhwaa
billed,
Morn-“MW
Coamm.fl.li.,tlov.alp’ne
held memorial retrieve
Slll-THElil 0HLV,,ENEMY.
Salvation Army Soldiers Meet
at New York City.
m mo oormmm. carom
Cowl-alder Boilingtau lit-nth Raye It
"III B. “an Biggrat Thing of the Kiwi!
Iver flee- in America- Soldiers Gather
("It All Over the Country.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2|.m'l'hc city in lull of
Salvation Army soldiers to nth-ml the con-
, tlnental congmae of the army, which in to
he opened at Camegle'e Jamie ball by
Commander llnllington llmlh. For a
week peat delegates and soldier-e9 have been
coming to New York from it" parts of the
United States. Commander Booth says
that it will be the lillltzunl thing of its
kind ever held in lltl‘t country. Thepa»
Will be the largest ever given in this
. city by the army.
it “ill be in six
tiivluions and be
led by a company
of horsemen. In
the first dlvialon
will be the nation
al stall banner,
with the stall
band and a com-
pany of lorchlienr-
era. Cmnmnnulor
"{il 'liooth'» marriage
7" will be «sun-ted
x by it bodyguard
HRS.BALLKNHTUSWIUTH.
(ll (twirl-a. The
national field and Ill-:ulqtmrtcrs hillt‘tl'tl will
follow.
The Slum Brigades
The \l'onmn'a 'l'mnlmurine hand, the
Shelter brigade and the m-nt ml dir'ieon ollh
Wand cadets will form the second di~
viainn of tho [mmiltn In the third division
will bathe New York and l’r-nnuylt'dnin
etnte oflirtr» and tho: group of interna-
tional dell-uni“. Mum-cwhuwtfa trrmpa.
with the slum float and the slum brigades
and (hi-Ohio officers, trill llt' in the fourth
tlll'l~lon. In tlwfifthvlivivion will be the
delegates from Michigan and the» north»
west and the New York and llrmklyn tol-
diers. The last division will have the
representatives from lllinois mul Now Jer-
aey. Nine full bands will furnixh the
music.
The dedication to the army of the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs "(will will ho
one of the (mimosa! Tuesday night‘s meet
ing. Commander Bomb myt that at the
public run-rings theqnmzinm of tho: day,
insofar ms they row.- to the Solution
Army work, will he rundown-d. 0m: of
tbesequeations is how to wlluv'c tho dro
trees and misery among lltnae in over
crowded tenement housed The alnm Ina-
eien, whose work is entirely among thin
class of people, will tell some of their ex-
perience-s and call for volunteers to help
them The Work of the convention will
close with “'nlm'sulny evening's meeting.
A Jealous Ilnabaml'a Deed.
ltm'mwar Burn. S. l'.. Nov. 21,——
John Corning, who i.— om-uf tho lurx‘mmt
men at limknwny Hench. (much-ml that Dr.
“'. P. l’hlllt'n hull. Whil" acting as .‘lm.
(‘ornimz‘w pli)‘.~lt‘l.’lfl, tnkcn improper liber-
ties with her. He met l’hiill-oon the street
and nearly pounded the IliK'lOr todmth
with the butt of a rcvulvrr Phllleo may
die
A Manner Illa Well strut-It.
hir'xrnz, Incl. Nov ’21. ~What is un-
doubtnlly the ‘ll’hflflr‘l nntuml ,2!» or]!
ever fouml in the lnrlmrm belt in n roaring
moneter north of Ihiu‘ity, which mnnot
be gotten under control. it um drilled on
the Spilkrr form for the “WWW Realm
works The We'll iv milnmiml at over III,-
moon loot timv
The Rev: lien Manila-rent l’ntelird.
RED link. .\', .l. Sun ‘3! ~v'l‘lze unveil—
ing 0' the- nmnuun-nt m'rrthcgnm-snf the
German imm’umnh nlm m'n‘ drowns-don
the ill fatal udrip New Era mar Aeolmry
Park on Nov. lit. Mil, tool. plum.- nt the
Wool Long llranch cenwlrry in the pres-
enu: of a largo nulnlx-r of p- nplu.
‘I’he York llitom Set Aside.
Vanna, N l)., Nov. 2l.v»~.luelgo Md‘nw
no" hit.“ vet Il'ililt' the were! Ilitun'vxramed
to i‘aplmn York, paymmtcr in the L'nltrd
States rmvy Mr. Turk mm mnrrlwl n low
days after to i‘mmteu llmyrhow k. and lhe
uniting aside oi the: dlvoue render» this
marriage bigamom.
Reducing Havplna Navy Kupplu-a.
“'Asltlxotmi. Nov. L'l. ,.. l’nymmirr Sit-W-
art. chief of the lmrmu of nuppllrl and ac
count. of tho nnvv'tlepmt ment. almwahow.
under the new sync-m of lmmlling naval
atmn, vast accumulmlonu of mpplim Mr
helm: reduced at then-tr ul ”mum in
two yea". . M .. ......-..
‘I’o Bra-bard the Rain Clomia.
Sat! AXIOM"). Tex... Nov 2| diam-rel
R. 'r Dyrenlmtb and bla party of unrem-
vneni nlnmahm will begin their experi-
ment! here next Tunday Hallrrlee have
been planted on a ridge Illm mllm north
oi the city. ‘
”ordered an Meant Penn.
Raanlatl, l'a., Nov. 2i “(in Mount l‘nm.
three mile- from thla city. John "alter.
w [my yearn. fatally thot Bel-Minn
Knitting". and forty-two year», and that
hiiiui hlmeeli. The cause i.- unknown
A 'l‘ia Plate Hill Barnett. —
Allotment, lnd.. Nov. 21 —(7lavh k Al-
lenon'a tin plate factory. which became an
prominent aea political team during the
late campaign. burned here. lire wee
oi incendiary origin infant
Ie fittii leave W.
ervovoa. ltav 2|!»Aatllfllnl Seem
tar-y of the Treasury ilpanlrilng learn choi-
mmy pine foothodhereln lbnprtag
and will maintain matinee anion the
introduction of the autumn.
la hie a Panama Canal hotelier
Pam lav. II.-Bevba anlnarh, a
Moi bleooie. indeed lie
war implicated in the invention oi the
Pane-annotation” and it to rammed
thatheconatltted Mieide.
A Rated flea-heat.» head.
ltaw linen. Nov. lirlktthflip ll.
Helium-man well known in Mutant
1‘}. duhdiedsnddealyettbe manna
1.11M
MM“ W.
l».
, Pri nceton same.
rtwonavuaé antfilfi.
The pflatdent appointed George W.
Miller, of Pltteburg, to he the onlleotord
internal revenue of the Twenty'tlllrd die
trici of Pennsylvania.
About 160 prominent persona are laid to
be compromised in the alleged Panama
canal frende.‘
Charla hi. Fry, a noted financier and
the pwaldent of the Bank of New York,
the oldest financial institution in the city.
la dead.
Preeldent Harrinmr hat appointed ea-
Governor John H. Gear. of BurlingtonJa,
to be aaaiatnnt eecrrtary of the troaenry in
place of Judge harem Cmunae, who ra-
eently realgnevt.
At Centralla, Pa., the men entombed in
the that Dell eolllery were reamed alive.
They were Allen Hollmnn, Harry Martin.
Torn McDonald, Frank Ryan, John Chap-
man, Robert Stabler, John Ryan and thn
Hos-kin.
Robert “'lnthrop, head of the banking
firm of Robert Winthrop & 00., is dead.
At Kingston, N. Y., the jury in the
'l'rumpbour cane returned a verdict of
guilty. 'l‘rnniphour was charged with
wrecking the Ulster County Saving: inatl~
tntion.
The prenident appointed William ll.
Stone, of Knoxville, la,tobecom lsainner
of the general hind office in place o?’l‘homaa
ll. Carter, of Montana, who resigned to
income the chairman of the Republican
national committee.
Mm. home has announced herself as a
candidate for United Slatesaenntaragainat
Jerry Simpevnn in Kansas.
.lotlmm Gwdnow, president of the Etna
Fire Insurance company, died of a shock
supposed to be npopleay.
.-\t the min!) of the Knighle of Labor
convolution the work of the cooperative
board mm pm in charms of tho general ox—
«mire bmnl. and the old cooperative
board wnv ntmllshml.
Lieutenant R. E. Peary has received
leave of alumn- and will at once prepare
for another trip to the arctic n-giona.
Mr Blaine is rapidly room—mint; from his
slight ludixtnmition. and his family expect
him to be about very soon. .
Tho Republican general muomhly from
Philadelphia, by it vote of 33 to 1. ill! latter
brim: Frank M. ltiter, indented Senator
Quay for reelection.
William McKinley, Sn, father of the
governor, is dying of heart trouble. Ture-
day he celebrated in good health his
eighty—ilfth birthday.
Diphtheria and scarlet fever are very prev
alt-m in llornellsville.
The charcoal industry in dying out in
Rhndc Island. in the young men roi'nae to
continue the dreary life in the woods.
The Pennsylvania Railroad mmpanyia
spending 81,00,000 about Baltimore in
straightening its road and building an ele»
vated structure through the city.
The emallpox scam in New Haven ie
abating, and no newenaes have been to
portml. There are now twelve cases under
tmnttnent and all am doing well.
They Don't Lilo blana’a shape.
(.‘mcaoo, Nor. 21.~—There is a rumor
ailoat at the World’s fair grounds that the
statue of Diana the huntreae, which waa
brought hen- from Madison Square Gar~
den building. New York, and which now
[men on the dome of the Agricultural
building. in to he must. Artiste here inti-
mate that the mnl-lesa' shape in not nrtio
tie and is not upon the model designed by
Sculptor St. ilnudcns.
Fire at I'ittaton.
PITTSTIN. Pa. Nov. 2l.-- Fire here dam-
ayzwl linttlrewe'mlulc store tram», P. J.
“'alah, hardware. ”.010. N. Mntthewa.
shoes, Until): “'illnrll Git-2mm. 65.00.
Four other stores were damaged. The First
Katlonnl bank building was saved by the
heroic ellorts of the firemen.
Wataon Will Content.
Tummy, 6a.. Nov. 2L~A maea meeting
wae held in MeDnlfie county, the home of
Representative Watmn. for the purpose at
raising “.mweonteet the election of J.
(1 C. Black. Democrat. who defeated Wat
eon for magma at the last election.
Captain Lawrence and Crew Ian-t.
I’munnruu. Nov. 2L—Thc arrival of
the bark iv}. 0. Clark. Captain Manon, from
lvixui', Greenland, establishee beyond a
doubt the Inna ol the British bark l’latina,
together with Captain Jame- lawreneeand
his entire crew of thirteen man.
Yale Made-ta fret-at.
New llavzv, Nov. m.-'l'here la a
roar at Yale over the sale of tickets for the
Manager Monti. huh»
definitely matponed the sale. A petition
ofprotmt baubeendrawnnp and will be
pro-retell to the faculty.
Throw a Lamp at Ila Wit.
Pullman. N. .l., Nov. 21,—Donald Camp
bell. a silk dyer, employed by Benton!
Brother-I. threw a lamp at hie wife. letting
tire to her clothing. Her hair wea ema-
pletely burned ad and her body we- terri-
bly aeorcbed.
'l’e Ila-or the Inlet-nae lanyva.
New You. Nov. Il.——The twvnt dim
anniveraary at the death at the Manchester
martyra will be celebrated next Wedneo
day evening bytbe lrtab Nationaliate at
Cooper llnlm. Junio- Thomas P. Grady
will preside.
laeeadiaetee Ber-ed hie Ila-ea.
Bumamn‘r. Conn. Nov. m.—-A beauti-
tnl marl-av midenee at Black Rock, oe-
eupied by Captain ll. ll. Row-a, waa
burnedtothegronm. manner in-
eendlary origin. lama. will).
Itch Jail at Laban Menu.
Wm", it. Y..Na.ll.—Jamea Collin,
whet-under antenna of three yean'iu—
prleonment at Auburn place. new
Inna: feet from hieeeillwr tetherin-
yard and aaeapali.
haebya
acute at I too. laudable-am.
fiflfl’lfimflmmhtfl
a levee m Dneha can.
,Oona..itor. It.~larl l.-
itr.eaui law-toro- imaa
thtl. heath there-anti
uterus. ewmuvhgaiuegunl.m
Fatally hat by flatten.
Bum, Pa. Nov. IL—Jnha Folio-J
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Poor Plug
isnosubstitvte
for
B-L
Tobacco.
Best is cheapest,
as it lasts longest.
Be sure to get it.
A
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highen
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
imitations—and insist on having tin
NONE SUCH bran l.
KERRELL St SOULE. Syracuse. N. ‘l
at! ly
l‘he leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT 8t ZEUIFF’S
'lz-Wasmao-rox Storm-42.
_____ .“w_.__
There you can always find it.
'reshest fish to be had. A fin
lot of fish arrives every day.
’lllll “Milli CilSllP.
lll’llllllll Sillllllfi
lne thousand lbs of Lobstom to
sale every Saturday
0..
( )rders called for and delivered
Wholesale and Retail Fish, 0y.
tor and Vegetable Market.
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BUSINESS MLLESE
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Cures Billoua and Liver Complainta,
Dizzineae, Sick Headarhe. [flea of Ap-
petite. Dye pain, Sour Stomach, Kid—
ney 'lroub . Consul lion. Janndico,‘
Cholera Morbua and lhcumatism. it
will relieve when all else fails
gmsonlw. Mam, March 2. 1M
W. .l. hzwmmu—llenr l-‘ir; l h we ouflerrd
terribly with ammpll-mlmn of dim; two
doctore told me they could do nothing for me,
that 1 would never hr- any bellrr. l but u
very critical heart tronblr.ao bad that I won
several times almout given up to die indigo»
lion and center o‘er. at the some time «lain;
lle dvstrnctive work; I was in it very bad mu»
dilmn. m atomuh on m weal: and irritated
it would not retain tho- almpleet food. ”more
told me the lining»! my a omnrh wan {Hilli-
piet ly ruined. i ve consulted Iho best phy—
nlciana in Benton and have ta-en medicine.-
sald to be good. including "fills. Brown: and
Ayers Sanaparllla. Pepeiu and many more.
al failed. After one very bed attark on»
year-gonna: which - did not rally i ran in-
duced to tahea trial bottle of (LA. A , was
opposed to it at tint, after taking a few dim
[felt better at on: o. its effect win. rlltlorem
from anything l had ever lateral have used
three bottle- and am cured. it has he; i ”if
more than doctors or all the ma icinel
have ever and. Thou: desiring can call on
nefovmfnrntation at any time. Mums. Ii.
Enun. 8. ringfleld, Mr» 5.
PIICE two-sax WITLES'OBIAM
For sale by
llllE, the llruuist. Sale igent.
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Printing.
5...... to.
Printing
Sollclted.
‘Evumc 35mm.
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Si lUTll NORWALK, (‘1'.
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f Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
Job
Printing.
TlN mil/ARE
re
finding in all its hatches.
mu nocmutntnssurmrs
T. S. lIflNM'JlSflN,
South Norwalk. '5
E-c-Mnnm‘c‘ai
it Budhury 8t, Baton, liars.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
NEWS” WORK Of All KlllllS
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
' serve their Contents.
“hold in Lynn. lime” slur» rhn' ere ti tlrr.
whore .50 of our “(on ler efllljet'lt‘tl to lllltitr"
hear. prowl-vino their l'nnlrnln.
tfllAlllflUX ltilllfnllll aim in
(Threw: Fire in lifl'l.
> the Great
in the lirrnt Bmtcm Firr
in lift. and in all the- gn-nt ferr- rim», 5 n
for I irru an. Act-ma wantml ~25 llim
llAl'lNGSEUUllEh
50
More Buildin
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
No now offer them
l? W salt.- at pl icon mug-
iug from
$350
upward. 'l'ht-svlols
cutilpl'isv tllv Choices!
lAl‘lttlUll in the City
limits, within ll) min
lilo-s" walk from the
depot, will! gum] Slili"
walks all the way, uml
in tho very Inc-art of
the city. Nu better
lots can be haul in the
city tlmn those oll'or-
Oil, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars on»
quire of
JOHN MINDS,
On the premises, or
g l .m 5
Put down in the beat
,
the lowest price.
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SlllllllNll,
" EXCAVATINB
flilMflNll BROS.
um and" Bélizibiém
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
NEW YORK
80th N’orwalk,
Norwalk. .
a
Til F.’ l'ltnl’ElJJL'ltfi
8in of Norwalk:
AND
EAGLE
Will [raw [’lt‘l' Lit, E, it"
how. lurk. at 3 p. m.
”Imam Sol-wall; 3 p. m.: South Norwalk 6:51)
p. in.
freight rw’rlvwl fro n T
rileckrnatn street}.
:1. m. in 3 that.
l pol; lipplll' [lull in :lgwm- rhotmyof Nob.
Wal‘ nml urgin writ b-~ arm fur finial ion: at
(night any when: m S. w York or up vicinity.
WM! [wrmm nl'r lnl’lllll trusting any of
the. tulpluyrnnl [Inv‘lnmlw-ll [litre hm: on no-
ovum nl lllc ”Writ? thrzrmr $5
WAGONS.”
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaelnns, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit“ All.
”en‘rfim y.
Muss Emma Van Tassel,
& 00..
llll'l ill'l'l'llli OF
FINE MlLLlNERY.
imrdon. Paris and Sew lorh.
“'ill own on Tlll'llh’lln‘f, FRIDAY
. ’ and
~.\ l”! l’.ll.\\.¢}<‘f. lilm. um and l5lll.nn cle-
g-mt tumor .“lll nrry. l’aurrn lime and Bon—
uwh. LLiAllt'n ulll [Vlv'nm accept llliv invitin-
ttuu.
mss em u m & cu.
M Wmhington st. So. Norwalk.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN S.
David Stow,
V'rrb Main «rev-t
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m’nwugfnr *-:
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1 ‘ ‘ ‘
mum Recall-loan
area-i tummy mmm’ kmw
the ”flannel-ported
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CHRISTIAN SVllBTZ.
88 Washington St, at the oflico
“of the on Well Cigano. }
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IS!
WELCOMWSOAP
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
, more to bathe standard family soap.
True merit alone can attain such praise.
Norwalk Chronicler