. or; : lllilflll.
3&thde Have
Their Pictures Taken.
QMWAv-ylapoassslslasad-
wan-j 1 “ ‘Vv‘r’m “"3-
omit. Jan. at—rtnheuerte;
whoa-mam :8 Hui-cw
whylulflwalbnmfll'emi In
”,pla‘eahainflodo‘ntharaadlugoflhs
hematite tau. Thenheobjccted to the
‘m‘owm documennaud anhonr
”.Wbefileitwas finallyagrccd
blow tospbrtlonof the records
a tin but. which is accepted by the
”lemma thcprocccdo
,lnga oi mar- Again hsbmught his
dilahrytactiminto effect. Rowan-eo-
oadsdinhissndsavoe to defeatthebank-
m bill by Mr. Pierce (Team). who
.npplwnanterl his every filibusterlug mo-
llua'ithaootberwhicbwaa ulculatedto
Weston,“ thefilibuateringcon—
' thud. “Anubi- wasted day" was the
m cloths Republicans. and their
om wen echoed by a majorityot
lb Mata. But the few Democrats
‘9 WWW”n held
VII] the bolt adjourned without
'aahansting the twodayaas-
oaths jadidary committee and the
l.
the tioption hill northeb‘hee-
hil have thcalternate
wayintheasnate—hadanyahow
adoration. Thehour of theacuiou
apt-routine matters,nooe of
to be rcgardedasofmueh
heonlyexesptiooswsrn
if?“
‘E
annotate and an amendment re-
tha committee on naval affairs
referred to the committee on appro-
looki to a further increase of
fivybyl battleship.2 armored coast
v—cla. lo gunboata and 8 torpedo
i
War Mani-allot Confirmed.
wit-honor. Jan. m—For the firettims
thb‘onthmwas a protracted struggle
inthasaaeutivcaeesiouofthc senateovera
- ptuidential nomi-
nation—t h at o f
Louis McComas,
exrascretary of the
national Republic-
an committee, to
u, ..
tice of the District
of Columbia so.
pre to e c o u rt .
Within a few days
after the reception
of the nomination
the oppouition to
the confirmation
began to develop
in the shape of
two vogue charges
Melting the business integrity of the
mines. The judiciary committee sifted
eacbdthue,auddeclaredin its reportto
tbs-ante that. in it- judgment. there was
nothing that in any way tended to show
that» Mr. MeComas was not fitted for the
plan towhich the president proposed to
him.
senate went into executive anion
withadetermioatiou on the part of the
Republican senators to confirm the nomi-
‘ nation befor- adjournment. More than
folr hours were consumed in debate. The
W to the nominee in the senate
wfl [med almost entirely upon the ground
M Mr. McComas was not a resident of
the m The Republicans replied to
thnnocrata on this point by referring
Intha preesdmts set byllr. Cleveland in
“district and territorial appointments,
‘ ail muted that Mr. Cleveland might feel
hramltwas decisive. the vote standing
filmmafimatlontoilforthaopposition.
Gaul-g Into Pan-Iona.
WAIIIO‘I’OI. Jan. m—Ths Democratic
“has of lhohouac subcommittee on ap
”lotions. in framl the annual pen.
don billnfgr admission to the
humanities. havs made a vigorous on-
oa t and disability
act passed by the Republican eon-
‘ Ill”. They have adopted a num-
amendments changing that law. The
radii-9....‘o "'
chum of tlea M.
in 15nrhoox$%did‘th¥bofi‘ -
. An official inquiry revealed that thsnote
’ bus was minnow lire in excess of the
declared.
CallandSee
man: It amt] nun.
\Igllilleitartln.
hm.- { _, .
a“? gown-nee;
TiBflll. IMHO!" in to.
m’ W ' ‘ sum:
«momma ,
rum Eng! trusts.
Pppulistaflomioateallemocrat
ForSeoatoraod Elect Him.
m
WAWOIWAII
Enough Dam-even Ian the Iapabliaaa
Fusion to Break Their Ideally. and
Maviaglaalndshtlesataa'lthtapa-
flatness-autumnal.
Tor-tn. Jan. at—JndgaJohn Martin of,
Topeka became Senator Martin of Batman
The latter title was bestowed upon him by
the joint convention of the senate and the
PolmlisthouaeJmlhswillproeaedstonec
to Washington to take Senator Perkina'
scat. whowaaappolutcd by thagovarnora
1‘ year ago to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Plumb until the legio-
lature should name a senator toscrvs the
unexpired portion of the term. The Popu-
liats stole a clever march on the Repub-
licans when they nominated Judge Martin
in caucus. They
figured that. Mr.
Martin being a
HORACE N. GONGAR.
Alrealaaatllittasaatlawlsasayfavass
Awayatlswarh.
Nawm,Jan.,m.—ifuaca ll. 00am:
died at hh radiance in this eity.‘ ‘
sapcetadfn
spar-Iris
horninthiaeityon Julyfl.l81‘l.andoon-
dootadthaNewarkMsrcury,whlchheaod
Dania! Porter purchased in lib) for 10
years in the interest of the Abolitionlat
. Thefirstnepublicau mestingevar
inthlaatato took place in Mullen-
lar'a dialog room. Only four persona
were present. and four years from that
limeLiooolucarr-icdthcatats.
_ Mr.‘Congsrhchlmanypoaitlooa§ftro;t.
bung'appointeti cotton! toflong on!
Pmeideotuocolu ahortlyattcrthsla a
sleetion,and acted on aasialant maetavy
ofmatcouderPraaidsntAndranohnsoo,
Mr. Congarretnrucdtothiteityaudagaln
connected himself with the Mutual Benefit
as adjuster. His last pollticalwork was
done in 1878, when Potts ran for governor.
Eta Int politic] pnsitlcnwaa that of a
member of the commission to prepare and Democrat. there
mggcat amendments to the New Jersey would go into
constitution. to which oillcs he was ap- their joint eon.
printed byGorer-nor Ludiow on Marchb. ventinn not only
mt. enough Democrats
to elect him with-
not counting the
Populist members
who took the seats
. of unsealed Ra
nblicaun. but also
moot JOBS MAll‘l'll‘. Enough w hmk
the Republican quorum. Their figuring.
was correct. for when the roll was called in
their convention three Democrats voted for
Martin. 0! course those three cannot now
go into the Republican joint convention.
nod without them the Republicans can
only muster 3i members—two short of a
quorum.
The Republicans will therefore be unable
welt-ct a neuntorntnd John Martin will
without doubt be the only applicant for
recognition before the federal senate. The
Republicans of course claim that his elm
tion is illegal. inasmuch as it was partici-
pated in by a house whose organization
they allege to be unconstitutional. That
'lucetion. however. will have to be settled
-y the United Suites senate when Mr. Mar-
in appears with his credentials.
Judge Martin bu been a lendimr Demo-
:rnt of Kansas ever since there were any
Democrats in the state. He has made the
ace for congress in his district several
.imea. and once. four years mo. undertook
he thankletn task of running for governor
Mitt his ticket in the
Vacs of a Repubrcan majority of sum
When the l’armers‘ Alliance developed
nm the Populist party Judge Martin
urged the Democrats to unite with them.
lot so much to nit-cure the victory of Popu-
rst principles and Populist men as to beat
he lirpuhlicuna. llia counsel prevailed.
and the result at the last election iswell
.uown. lie has received his reward.
What lupnbliraa: Bay.
Us» "mu If Martin Ivan-s the situa—
inn n- ~ 'npiicnml rt» before. Thur-Jr he to
lrmm. «l pleural, it was dune by the vote of
t llilllsl' the mnetitutionnlity of which is
n dispute. The Republicans and stalwart
innocents claim tbnt the election is a
area by rem-on that the Populist house is
in illegal body and none of its nets can be
i.
“Ian- M!- llavo No Fear.
New Your, Jan. ”.45. B. Eaton, cos
d the lawyers of the Edison Electric Light
company. wasacsn in regard to the state-
ment that Harry Gosbcl and not Thomas
A. Idiot was the first inventor of the in-
candeaceut electric lamp. He said: "This
invention of Henry Gosbel and his claim
to anticipate Mr. Edison were brought to
our attention in May. mm The reprc
asntatlvs of Goebal was one of the most
prominent patent lawyers in the United
States. himself a man of wealth and able
to command among his friends and clients
any amount of money to back up a good
invention lie wanted the Falisou company
tobuywhatGosbslhad. llaidthamattar
before the board of directors of the Edison
company, with the result that we decided
not to buy at any price. ‘
Pane-a tingle-Hy Defaulted.
Paras, Jan. a-Fuflher pruecutitm of
tbs Panama investigation now depends
upon M. Franqueville, investigating mag—
istrate. lu resuming his argument in be
half of the accused Panama directors.
Maitre Barboux endeavored to prove that
they could not be accused of swindling in
the lane of the lottery bonds, as they had
simply adopted the same position opmly
We“
dc Imps and Charles de Impawer!
justified in doing their utmoet to maintain
public confidence in the Panama canal
schemes in the hope of averting menacing
dangers. if Ferdiuauddc erred.
it was as an excessive optimist, “but."
exclaimed M. Barbour,“tha world
tooptimista."
ngrwsa of the Wally cue. .
Pimento, .Inn. Psi—Nothing of am
tionul nature was developed in the
trial of Robert Beatty for complicity in the
Homestead poisoning: The morning sea
lion was taken up with the reading of the
wimouy in the Dempsey case. in the
afternoon a number of witnmea were or
amined, but the evidence did not differ
materially from that given in the previous
trial. Patrick Gallagher was on the stand
for two hours and repeated the story of
the poisoning plot. lie was still giving his
testimony when the court adjourned. it
is thought the commonwealth will finial)
by noon today.
,.
*8“
The Republicans find themselves in a
mdimnn-nt for the reason that they are
unnbl ‘ in humor a quorum to vote on the
wnntorxhip soul will not be able to dosh
until the-.r tirhu in the house- have been
ptsnnctl “jam in- thv (Mort-o. if the eourta
decide that the ltrpnhiimna have the con-
, etitutioiml lunw .nitr-t', then they w ll
A It I“ ' ”m. k“ elect another R‘llilluf. who will undoubted-
Jm Cm. Jan. m—A “I! broke out i] l. I ““143“ "I“ banner... and Ill.
in atonement house, cutting d! the escape
of three families. Those on thesech and
third fioora were rescued by the firemen.
They could not reach the fourth fioor. how-
ever, on which lived Matthew Bligh. his
wife and three children. The wife ran to
the roof. taking two of the children with
liar. lillghdroppcd the third child from
the window. and it would have been killed
but that llerumn Schalk leaned from the
window and caught horas-befall.
contest for tu‘wAullwn will be transferred
to Washington. >
air-t. Lease"- Opinion.
TthESA. Jun. 2th— )irn. 1m and Mrs.
Diggp declare emphatically that the elec—
tion of Martin means nothing le- than
Ihc death of the People's party. both state
and notional. Mrs. lame-aid: ”rhiaisa
dcathblow to the People's party. aiale and
national. It will drive mono l’opnliato in
the south back into the Democratic party.
and in Kanma thouaanda will return to the
Republican party. John Martin's election
killed our party, and that is all there in to
it."
The Bank Inlay-d a Subsidy.
Manon. Jan. fi—A dispatch from Rome
to The Central News vouehcs for the state
moot that the Baoea the govern-
orand cashier otwhieh marrestcda
few days ago. was sol-idiud by Signor
Criapt. ea-premier. The llanca Romans ls
thsinatitution which announced that its
note iaauo amounted to new!» lire.
opiat- la n Pull-nan blooper.
Ntauana Faun, Jan. fl—«Ageut Brit.
tainaelaedwcasrc of opium onthaalevp-
log car Salmon River of the West Shore
railroad on information received from
Special Agent C. I". howls of this place
8.J.lleory and C. J. Bald. the colored
portar and conductor rsaprctlvelyon the
car. were arrested at Niagara. but the train
loft with the opium on board.
Illlatl a Hula chm.
Bantams, N. Y., Jan m—«Mra Mary
Green of Hayfield was indicted for thekillr
log of flour-cs Caviar. the lycarold
daughter of her half brother. John Garlar
ofldlnhurgmn Rov. l last. Mrs. Green
lsaaidtoheavictimot ibernmpbine
habit.and it lscbarged that she summit
ted the erimowhlls under the influence
of thvdrog.
c _ uoaataw “
Mill.
An Importation of ham
New Yon. Jan m—Tbirty-ons around
class passengers on board the lied Star
steamship Waealand were transferred to
Bills island for examination byorvier of
Special Treasury Agent Colonel Story. It
wasfouadthat four of the unaware on
their way to Pennsylvania nodercontract.
Twentyonswarapsanileraaadria hadnot
anflcisatrnonsy to permit theiriaoding.
The contract laborers and thspaupsrawara
A look Ian-inn Arrested.
Datum Colo, Jan. fir—Answehap-
- In autumn tr. IIIIIE.
Manama“. all!
LAMONT warts Lai'fivooo. .
the President and Bayard and the la-la'
.. vatary'l'alh It Over.
Lanwoon. N. J.. Jan. l—‘l'hs most
prominent arrival at the Cleveland cottage
was Contact Daniel lament. the former
private secretary to Mr. (Harland. Mr.
Lamont came here from New York by the
first train and was mat by Mr. Clavelaad.
whohaddrivsntntheatation inhisprivale
mrriage. The presideotelcet took Colonel
lament directly to the Cleveland outage.
when they were joined by ea-Booratary
Bayard. who is stillborn. Alon-confer.
nice followed in Mr. Cleveland’s private
Itody. and att o'clock Mr. Clevelandeoo-
docted his alert-tan to the station.
where he boarded the train for the city.
Mr. [lament refusedto talk politics tore-
portora and maloed in Mr. Cleveland's
earrings“ atthsatation until the train an
rad.
Among other callers were William B.
Griffin and John If. Taylor, who were part
of the electoral committee that came on
from Tennessee to cast the vote for Mr.
Cleveland.
it is certain that nothing further has
been done in regard to filling the vacancies
in the cabinet. This will be left until Mr.
Whitney and Mr. Carlislscau hectmaulrcd.
Mr. Cleveland will in all probability atv
tend the funeral of Justice Lamar.
NEW ORLEANS JUSTICE.
A Negro Illia'l’wa Paranaaaad la Prompt-
ly lynched.
Now ORLEANS. Jan. ant—0m of the most
horrible crimes ever committed hare re-
sulted in a woman's throat being cut from
ear toear. a man being murdered and an-
other beiog lynched. Mrs. Martin McMa—
vict named Fisher. She sent on
an errand. She dlsp at a
trifling purchase he had made fwflrnhen
the negro. without warning. reached over
to where a large meat knife was. and tak-
ing it up rushed forths woman. Hecaught
her byhsr hair and outlier-throat. The
negro tied. but was caught byJobo Bar
rett, n fireman. Like a flash the negro
turned and stabbed three times. killing
Barrett inuantly. By this time men armed
with every kind of weapon came upon the
scene. and after several shots had been fired
at the negro the crowd quickly got a rope.
and with cries of “Hang him- before ha
dies!" dragged him into the yard and strung
him up. The excitement ran high, but the
prompt action of the police put an end to
further trouble.
Will Deal Sum-arily With Americana.
New You. Jan. ‘J—Ths Evcrdng
World says: The syndicate of American
capitalists who some time ago purchased
for [3,310,000 the valuable concesshrrra con-
trolled by the American bankem Messrs
Wernerahoria Co..on the Hand of San
Domingo. may have some ‘ in gath-
eriug the fruits of their investments. The
Dominicans are hotly opposed to the trans
fer of the privileges. as they believe it
would result in American domination on
the island. General Luperoro. sa-presideut
of Sun Domingo. who is now livin;incr~
lie at St. Thomas. has issued a den man-
ifeoto against American control on the is
land and advocating revolution if the
Americans should attempt to carry out
their programme.
Egyptian Securitlca Not Alec-tad.
Now You, Jan. m~ln answer to an in-
quiry by cable about the preaent political
troubles in Egypt. E. l’eladini & (‘0. re
rein-d an answer from their correspondent
in Alexnmlrinas follow»: "No scrim: ap
prehensiona felt here; unified Egy ptiau
bonds over as and cotton market firm and
unchanged." This newaconvincea Maura
l’alndini & Co. that the alleged fonemn
lion among the lower classes of the mtives
has been exaggerated. as any serious un-
minim! would have at once depressed the
above valuca.
I‘ray Don't Hawth- It.
Wasmxrfloh‘, Jan. ill—The atate d» partr
mrnt has jun! receive] through the British
minister at Worthington a copy of heroin-
lions passed with great applause by the
St. Johns Moehanlca' society on Dec. 35
last. expressing their grateful apprecittlon
of the munifieent benevolence of the peo
ple of the United Staten ln sending aid to
the fireatrickcn people of St. John- in the
dire calamity which happened to them on
July it last. ._.._.
Ila Pro-ta aw Cigarettes.
New Your. Jan. n—The annual meet.
log of the American Tobacco company was
held in Newark. N. J. The trcaaurvrare»
port showed net earninga for two-tum.-
Ili. Theme directora were elected for three
years: L Ginter. Jamel ll. Duke. William
5. 'l‘. Kimball and Charles G. Emory. For
three years: L. Lloyd, ll. bl. Arrnts, B. M.
Duke. George W. Gail and Joaeph Brown.
A Policy Paradise.
liamtunon. Jan. in~llaltimora enjoys
ths uncoviabla distinction, The News rays.
of being perhaps the greatest hotbed of
pulley playloaln the United States. it has
in beolroro a part of the political ma-
chinery by which llaltlrnovs is governed
The sellers of lottery policies fiouriahwit
out practically lot or hindrance .
The Miracle tubing Priest.
Barron". Jan. n—Ths luv. Father
'l‘htauas the miracle worker of
Williamaburg. who was suspended in I813
bythshwnlahoploughllmhas markhia
Wasnurom. Jan. m—Andmv (hm.
. [it came to Washington to as his friend.
as-Hecretary James 0. Blaine. The friend-
ship between the two is well known. Mr.
v Daraegls was accompanied to Washington
by licoryPhlppa. Jr.,uf the firm of Can
, Phipps to Co. After visiting Mr.
Blaine they will go to Pitt-burg.
unam- ran-a re Got the Order.
Monaural. N. 1. Jan. li—Bsnjav
oghaa of llawbnrg, a. Y.;Joha laals of Patrick
katafcrd nil A. 6. Franklin of NowYork
arc to can have today for the mantis
It 0‘ Unla- tbs
Mayor lanford
America. llsadcltyfromparforming thoriu-
wcsthsvhecommsclawthai-wiil baia «north-mum. “dorm
sultan. Inflammation
divans-a filth lstlgtaaa larvae.
peace with the new bishop. the Right Rev.
1* ' ' McDonnell. Ilia priestly facultie-
will soon be restored.
Winding-“Iranian.
Tremor. Jan. as—ne New,me
grand lodge of Mamas metfor aI-daya'
al meeting of the granddiviaion
Tam of New Jerasy.wnr held in
Odd allowa'hali.
nonhwsaasanavnliastlvat.
m1. talcum-human teeth
a. lawn-as Mal
valoftha
hon. an aged woman, hired a negro aroun- '
Accuracy " pond
Low Prices.
il’llIiIBIIIIi
unmet mu.
_, .mewc
Allljils
irapaethiiysolicit
spa. lrcfarto .
on
int-beam va .ufonb
wiilhavamyypavaonslaay
Ewan-- . mum
:58.“
gm...
inn made at Beggars.
” they cull trampo in tho Unitd
Statmand in Ontarlothcy call beggar".
quetenaln thoprovincaof Quebec.
There are two aorta of one
whocartabagonrheir .aodthoas
who have a home and cart orsomatimea
ateamofhoraenwithabigwagou.
lathe manner time in the coon one
saeawhole families Intheaslarge v ea.
Theyuaethnuashouamwhcnitiafine.
'l‘hsoountl'! Ilrttcll'alwayn trlcs hard to
collect money only. but when he cannot
mecccd he condeuunda to accept other
talcum pork. tamer. flour and the
One of thaws beggar-u. with a vehicle. was
begginga fewdayaago lua pariahncar
Quebec. Among the effects he had mllcctr
ed frolndlfierout farmers were two dozen
eggs. Arriving at a country store the beg-
gar stopped and barn-red his two dam
emfora pairof atockiogaaudaomefoud.
in thenorcat the time of the bargrdn
stood amau who seemed harmless in the
eymof the beggar. As the beggarwas
about jumping on the wagon. rejoicing.
with thestockingaaod food in his hands.
thsharmlcaaman gavshimagcutle tnpou
thoahoulderandaddruaed himthua, “Have
you got. a license to trade?”
Thebegrmrnaldhewaa no trader.buta
poorboggar.andthnt it was mockinghim
to talk to him about a trader's license.
The barmlma man, who. by the way. was
no other than theprovincialtaagnthercr,
said to the lit-mar. "Did I not witness a
moment ago your transaction with the
country merchant. when you exchanged
egga for woolens and food! Mydear friend,
you areatrader lnevery aenaeof theword.
and i am under the disagreeable amenity
of making you my prisoneron the charge
of having traded without a license."
And the beggar wua marched to the capi-
ml to answer the charm-Mounted Witv
neaa
Aa Blephant'a Canning.
The triekaof the marvelous performing
elephants exhibited in landon a few years
ago-can fairly eclipsed by the feataof the
elephants at the Belle Vue prdeua. Mau-
chmtur. of which. by way of an example of
the intelligence of the brown. Mr. George
Flt-mantis. of Higher Aldwick, has aentan
acumnt tothe London Spectator. When a
purnyia given to one-of these animalsit
puts the coin into the slot of a box. where.
as it fall». it rclcaom a biscuit. which the
elephant inks: with evident satisfaction.
Some of the visitors occasionally give the
animal a halfpcuny. and as experience has
taught them that thin coin iaof novalue
for the pnrpoeaof obtaining biscuits. it is
generally thrown umtemptuoualy back to
the giver. A more marvelous fact. howev-
er. is to come‘,
One day a visitor gave the "baby" ole
pliant auumberof halfpenniea in suouaaion.
each of which was thrown at him again as
anon aarnceived Theviaitovtheu gave the
’ ' two L 'L, at the earns time.
The animal's demeanor immediately
changed. For more than five minutes he
held the two coins in his trunk, rubbing
them together. now rocking from side toslde
and presently seeming to be pondering deep
ly while perfectly still. At last he dropped
the two halfpence in the box together, with
the result that their combined weight gave
him the desired biscuit. at which he gnu.
holed about in a manner which eahihitni
aunt-argon delight. As yet. it appears that
the baby elvplmnt has not lenrncd to hold
one hrdfpenuy in reserve until he getsan-
mhcr. "in other words." aaya Mr. Free
mantle. "he hns not learned to count."
The Pilgrim Kat Puritans
The l’ilgrinm were not. we must take
care to remember, Puritans The Puritans
were Church of England people. who
sought. as they phranod it. to purify their
church. Some of the rites and practices of
that church were not to their liking. They
held that it hnd not been sufficiently re
formed. but still savored in certain respects
of the church of Rome. The Puritans.
coming of the t y when it ahouldbenll
thnt they mold desire. The foundcra of the
Mamhttntta Bay colony were Puritans.
who did not formally separate from the
Church of England until after they had
fully mahllabsti themaclvu on than
shores.
The pilgrims. on the other hand. were
separatists. They did not accept the ritual
or the government of the English church,
but were what are now known an Congre
gatioualiata. What they contended for
was the right to worship God as they saw
fit to do without moleatatloo. Unlike the
Puritans they wore not persecutora They
were a quiet. luolfmivc. God fearing folk,
who a kcd for no favors of their English
brethren that they were not willing to
grant to them—Won Traveller.
Illa-nus Among Ant-ah.
A contemporary atom that cancer in re
ported tohave made its appearance in one
of the pondsof the Dunedin Accllmat izatimr
aocietyofNew halaod. American brook
trout only have been attacked. and none of
the fish suffering from cancer have to
covered. The atalernent that the «llarnaa
haahitherto been unknown among fiahia
opsnto serious doubt. New growths are
often found in animals. especially when
havsbcen k long in confinement.
warm wh die in "a wimp!
the society aremt-ly of much
as for discretion. as they aocornrnonly nut
hfromtummofthemaodviacm
Such dine-ass probably also occur In a
murmurs. bntwould moat lusly lead
handyman aoliaal anceumbingin
theatroulafor national. in M myso
optimum-banker:
area. 'i'hsfiahl’lataaarthritinnhaahesn
knownfromthatlmsofllnntrraspc-e.
then. were not so titth, but remained
within the mtlriiydhlurcb. \ping for‘tfie-
_
Scents
offensive
arise from
bad tobacco.
Sense is
to invest your
cents in
B.
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It makes
the breath
an
in-cense.
Aromatic.
Ambrosial.
Comforting,
and costs no
more than
poor stuff.
Remember “ B-L.”
All Dealers.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
oldvtimc luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large pies. Avoid
'tations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL St SOULE. $318032. N. Y.
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tiveiy haveihr but basin-tom" agent
m can {union the face of this earth.
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bei easily and honorably
bourgeois
as t try on have any idea of.
easy to and instructions anal-pie
that all succeed from the start
arlarstromthesonndrrpu oioaeoithe
oldest, most mfnl."aadfllahr.gnt publishing
honors in America. Secure for onraelf the profits
\
that thebaeinrss eoreadlly and only yielh.
All beginner: y, and more than
realiae their eat on atloaa. those who
it find exactly as we to I then. There iapleaty
roomforafew-orrwmkrrv.a wear-n
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ved.bat re a few spare momma wish
it use them to advantage. then write as at on”
for thhla our grand opportunlt E. and "col
lpartirn a by return mil. 5.
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w. I. caucus
.8 SHOE «WU».
tars to rm.
or...
Humans.
RANGES.
craves.
TlN "WARE
Mlgxlllll ll: Mills.
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.. T. s. noNALnsuN,
South Norwalk. '3
” WAGONS.
Wes, Muffins».
Bunnies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Sui— All.
CALL AND BE! TH“.
Henry Tilly.
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home
if on live or die by taking an code of
pol cy. Young man 4% cents aday w‘i'lllmln-
sure you for Una Thousand Dollars if on
want to protect your famil or nurse
ol age. lnsureat once in they I in
BIIIIII. GEIIEIIll [le IIIS fill.
or; HARTFORD. . .3
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new. Ill Waahlvmtnu Pit ‘unth Vnrn-x!‘
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
50 h ‘falr. a'th.
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Job
Printing.
, Orders for
Printing
; Solicited.
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autumn suntan.
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“mom. mum
MAPLE SYRIII’ u
”HEAD.
lll’lllllill nus llll SlIlIIIIES.
Pickled Oysters.
maroon CALL I ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
88 Washington Street.
ll Buttery St. Boston. first.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
IIEPIISII WIIIIK [If All KIIIIIS.
The Best Sales in the World.
new in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
IEIO sold in Lynn. Manet. since that great fir
where 50 of mu- safes Were subjected to intone:
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in th Great
Chic Fire in lo’l. in
in Imagnum . the Great ul-‘irn
in all it e great
fortirculul. Annie “null?" ““33 5‘ M
0m and Reliable \Q
DAILY DIREC'I.
Freight Line
Bm’EEX
NEW YORK
AC
80th Nvorwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
8in of Nurwalk
AND
EAGLE
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\ylll lruvn I’ior is, E.
how York. at .‘r p. in.
p [gave Norwalk 5p. m.: South Nurwalk Colt
. l.
Freight received fm n T a. In. to Ii p. m.
l'p-m npplic lion to agents the City of Nor-
wnlk nml . in will beat-n1 for ultrv‘lll Iota ol
frrlrht anyw mm in NI w York or lte vicinity.
(I'M! portions are forbid tnuiing any or
be our nloymoi the lunar“)! this line on ac
count 0 the owner: then-of. ml
causniflSf’nput.
Borstal tantrum all Salvo
lioness a Spatially.
IL. (Beetroot: Tsireet .
Executed ; F. M. Pierce,
{promptly' ( ifiii'l'ti‘lfil' fibflm-W
unexuutsui
“War to U. it. mm".
5! Washington at. to. Israeli,
2? Isle Strut lorwalt.
Bakers. Warmers,
ICE CREAM.
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laaowopehaadraadyforh-iaau.
Freshest Fish
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