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CLEVELAND’d SUNDAY VIII'I’OM
'lhelepealefthetilrerllll-dlheuh-
laetMs-eesed.
“Moon. R. .1..de
ey.who has beeniuWeehlngton
after-liver tioo.csurecutftorn)lew
Yorkouaspecialtrsiuaudhsrleloegtalh
witth.Clerelsudsuchul.Dlehhuon.
llr. Quincy will probably retaratoWeah-
iagton and makeadnal clottfurtherw
paslottheshemansllver purchutaetst
this session of congress. Mr. Quincy de-
tliuestosaywhatwillhedouategetavote
en the silver bill in the housecrtomy
whatproepeotthersieolanydellnlteao—
ticnhelugtakeu helore adjournment. It
.wasev‘ldent.howmr,thathndaenotool-
sidortheailverrepealhopele-atthls sea-
lion.
. ‘ lit. Dickinson remained at lir. Cleve-
a’aflllerohdhothbouseeofcou’ c-larlrlld’e mgosundafi. Amongthe
‘ bod‘everyutergytotbecom- ma e were atheuillnns.
“not runeluderof those input», Goorst.Psrkrr Ind u-M-yor Hush-l-
‘ . Iorthiareaeouitieuncsr- Grant.
«a. my». ..... .. .. w! «“hiil‘tfilll.m“. cums
W;w “H mm of “8‘5“"- 5, callshim rpm. He'llliuviheauchmel
merit lam-need brute Republic-n» ashsdulresloeeeinconuectlonwithcabi-
m mite-run and bill is minummupouuomtovlutnnmml
hflefledhndambut asitprumisea to? luall probability the competition of his
main; debate. it must. from time, cabinet will ho definitely known before the
“- - 'nsdottheweeLAsystnooflcialen-g
” - givewsytotho ”mommy?“ nouucemente have been made regarding)
“mm Nextiothelm. any one of the portfolios either by Hrfl
nth W programme Cleveland or by the gentlemen who have
“:Efitldamr 5:"5 beeneaked to enter the ubinet. llA.“ re--
" oesn W portshavecome from friends of t men
m. Iltytosdnnce it, whose ultimatum mentioned. and
routine ishdtothoealen— exceptinglr. re ' probe lynotmore'
i whiten. hill occupies a favorable than those three men know definitely who ‘
‘ :havebenlaskedandwbohaveaccepted
, ”mm" ”am" ”up“ u" Olimpia-flint ltiapracticallyeettled.
. I ‘ .‘ waiting mt on the: however, that “'alterQGreeham hasbeen ‘
.MIW deudtheportfolioofétateautlhasao-
I'th-utlueflhuds. «pretend that John .Carliale Will be
podhle that the senate may be secretary of the treasury. These gentlemen.
into . duaueialdiacuuion “NI! have admitted enough to remove all doubt '
' *‘wk should aofarastheyareconccrncd. Aatotheru-
‘h Mr. Sherman call up more concerning Mr Wilson S Bieeell of
.a‘m‘:$grxxifigf Buflalo. Hoke Smith at Georgia, Daniel ‘5.
' ‘ hmont and H. A. Herbert of Alabama.
. ‘h m of ‘P’ treasury to sell nothing positiveconbe learned. ThoseIuen
the ”m‘ “1"” ”We“ “a" may be letdown ls prolulbilltiea.
. ”withesilverqucetiou iadciiuitcly’ H R A , TA . :
“VII for thk oongreu. the leader: in the FAT ER “5.1.15.8 TEMENT
. huasedoaos see anything ahead between Mu...
" aowaud larch l to cause trouble except
.1“.
'III.
al theceagrealonal Wes-k Pee-
“ the menu-ent—Tlse lead
, tleaa tar Ir. clove-
mun. nit u—Butltworkloa
f become'h law, and from
Lincoln Suspended General
Sherman Bernese of Insanity. ‘
““5 “d "1' ““0P‘i0", Sr. home,Feb.iii—F‘ather'l‘hou'laaSherL E
tispurpoeedtokeepthebcuse
. corona sacrum. '
. c1
2'... wanton-c '
um. lfllllsoll no.
nonunion.
lthehltore were the shine, but to Father
arisrritmaarta
m “Infill" tr. 'tlbtt.
mint-ins- at. outrun.
nan mes.
BlSlillP WW on lot.
5mm “sands by mm in the
Bayonne Case.
. MIDI.“ all!
- to! g aleollwilter,‘ on.
Is lays the General Assembly
Pen-alga» lewDeetrIaen
Wantllnros, nth. th-Jlav. ‘l’euuls
Hamlin. pastor of the Church 1 the Cave-
nant. where Prairie-rt Hanna Itteuds,
ifloant eel-motion the
the
m
that the church holds no suoha
tiouuastandardufthachuroh'lawithout
”“ll”l.‘i‘l.'.'...,"""a:i" m
” t revenue up.
the same footing. it would be a lo and
harmless matter. but the resold are
fully exalts this opinion tothe'levelot a
doctrine. ltasrertsthstourehareh holds
it. It alumes that every minister as-
sentedtoltathisordiuatiou. ltcells
upon hlrult he doeenotuowheiieveitto
leave the church.
summons all ordained oflcere.
deaoous aswclies minister-Jar! it they
do not withdraw it ‘eujoins’ths courts ot
the church to ‘spoedily' dhcipliue them
and eject them.
"in other words. this deliverance, under
the guise of an inter relation of the stand-
ards. aateup atotal y newdoctrine, which
it declares the church 'holds.’ and nah-sit
a test at ministerial and oflcial standing.
"Now! deliberately and solemnly pro-
nounce this an act at grace to
resist which is the urgent duty of every
Prubyteriuu who loves his church and
cherishes her historical stand tor liberty,
both pereonal and ecclesiastical The
eral assembly is as much bound by the
constitution as is the humble-t minister or
member at the church. It haano nonsu-
rum All}: 0.1 0mm
lather lllleen ls llieat—llerldently la
surprised at the 'I’ern Alain llnve
Taken—ll [lad Been Anne-need Ie-l-
e-clnlly ‘lhat the Priest Bad Wen.
Barbara. it. J.. Feb. 11—“. first nth.
is! announcement as to the basisupon
which the dilliculty between Bishop Wig.
per and FatherKilleeuwas adjusted was
made in the two Catholic churches of this
tin-St. Mary’s and 8t. Henry’s—Sunday.
The announcement was hardly complete at
either church, and it was necessary to have
attended ma- at both churches togetat
the full ncope of Bishop Wigger's direc-
tions in regard to the matter. as there was
a slight dificronce in the bishop‘s letter to
the two priests. The principal parts of.
Killeen'a letter was attached a postscript
that Father Ahue’s lettor lacked. Virtu~
ally the decision is a defeat for Father
Killeen, because St. Thomas’ church is
unttobepopened except in anlnformal
fashion at the discretion of Father Ahne
crthewill of the united parishes of St.
IsrysudSc'l’homas, and then only on
secular days. '
The bishop's letter, as read by Father
Aline. after describing the limits of the
parish, was as follows:
n. Ill-nor. Letter.
Thence. FatherAhns will be rector of the
new parhh. and the congregation will worship
inSt. llenry‘h church. On Sundays the rector
willprvechinfingllshatlhe flrstmam and in
IngflshandGeI-man atlheeecoodmnaaehe
handout in the past. 0n feast daya. it theeoo.
negation on with. the rector will at his discre-
tion any me- in St. Thoma
St. Thomas will henceiorth he need exclu—
rlvely tlw divine service. except at cooler the
(our clan rooms which are on the first floor.
Please read this notice to your cannon-tho at
every more next Sunday. i send a similar no-
tice to the Rev. Father Killeea.
ot its members upon us as edoctrlus than
it has to declarp tbutitsviewssbout lynch.
log shall havealltheforceandwaightola
federal statute, and to sand a district at-
Iorlll'y or judge to prison beam he fella
to prosecute and convict accordingly.”
THE GRAND OLD MAN.
[to Is Brady For the Battle Fee Ie-e
Bale wuiea negro- today.
lmxtum. Feb. lit—Mr.0lsdetose'sfriends
were much oppoeed to his speaking in the
house Saturday. as they wished him tossre
Ills- slh'llgth for today. Their fears thathe
would exhaust himaelf, however, were
gmurwlieea, for Mr. Gladstone was feeling
as well as ever and went to church twice.
tbonty to impose the opinion of a majority
their
nose. Npotncee.
«Accuracy and
Low Prices.
{ mid Join 5 Specialty.
Tholoicrmi..ug devised table-nu the
lahdrotlivingonel tbocurcaofahouse-
keqler iv o corporation known as the
Odd Job and Tinkcriug company.
limited. Tbsp-rent odlce of the con-
ceruisnntursllycuonghin New York.
butsocordingtoitspmpecbrsithsaor
will here. mheirliar‘yrmmpanies in all
the largacitles.
it h a charming idea—this odd job
eorupany—sudthe mauwho originated
‘tfihzachcrnedccerveeavotoofthsnkefor
‘ insanity. Though limited in it-
Wiles. itsacopcot usefulness is not
*curtalled.butie us limitlrne as human
wantsmayncocnitate. .
I lfhiarytakesit iuloherhosdtovisi
hn'cor-‘nouwaahdayandremaineab.
aeotforawcek,apoetalcardtotbcodd
job company ot once bringeasubetitute
whowill performull the multitndinous
dutiesofthc“downstaircgirl" wither-
:pedirlon and dispatch. And coitgoee
on through every department of the
household.
"Yonseudapostalcard," says thosd-
vertisemnlt calling attentioutothocom-
pauy. “urdwewill do the rest." This
,rcmaindcr. no further specified. includes
[houaecleuningmeintinmmaeonand lock-
;sndthiug work,clcricalwork and mis—
icelhneoue work,aud other things too
gen-‘mtomention.butalloflhe
greatest huportanoe in theeoouomyot
living in awell appoln' tedhousu—Ncw
York Herald.
Walmm
'l'hemakmg’ ofamanoookinl’hnoe
isslengthysndtedimeproceea When
ayonng man dcddu to pursuesculb
narycarccr he selects his nominal he
Wdowhtan hepayeafeeofthoo.
'lhoaepiranthflrstsflguedtotheveg-
etablo cook. who teichea him howto
prepare the raw materials. When he
hasmustcredthiricisiuitrated’ inlothe
mystery of cooking them. This thor—
oughly learned he studscs' the way of
cutting uprawrneat.“ W8 m
and bow to etufl.dren.truesandlard
gameandpoultry. When hohasthor—
,‘dmewhml .
; motto is Quick-
away on the appropriation bills,
but little intermission. until the last
W. l. Winnie.
“The biehop," said Father Aline. "would
not have cent this letter unlms the state-
5 man. the Jesuit, delivered a lecture before
the Sherman Memorial articulation on the
domestic life of his distinguished lather.
oughiylcarncdthia.be is placed before
the range, when: he receives instruction
inthevsriousproceuosof broiling. fry-
Tllirty-eeven questions which an income
‘up in the house are likely to delay the in.
-tmiru-tlou of the home rule bill. The
m‘.‘ them ‘5 my "3" '0 ‘h" acuata. E Be made one statement which will he re
'1‘! I will epoken more the house mfi oelved with surprise by a great many
aaumat Rana-incestgponai-lerstlon). the ‘ ple in this country. He said that. when Mr.
.mmmwue agriculture! Ind Lincoln suspended his father non a nut.
Pall-[awhile in fluday i5 llistnct ‘0‘ tary command during the war, it waapure- *
tradwmught ” tho awn“ ‘0“ "3 ly on the ground that the general was to
ma ‘ ago it will “WWI- be sane. The gcmnl’o friends went thasb-
metal I half- ingtou to protect against the suspension. .
therapdthodw» ‘1’ Among them was the general'a fatheesin-
' law. Mr. Ewing. llr. uncoln frankly told
thombecoulduot restore the aeueraLss
it was evident from papers befme him that
the soldier was undoubtedly Insane. Mr.
Ewing asked to see the papers. and scarcely
had he looked at them when he declared
that they were not the oflltlnal copies. but
garbled extracte. Mr. Lincoln was induced ’
to reopen the case, and as a result the gen-
eral was restored within a few honra
week will be occu-
‘l appropriation
, “sonic prospect lusts
order may be brought in on bebslf
ii the New York and New Jenny bridge
hill. tor which measure a elolure petition
”been presented to the rules committee.
Preparing For the Inauguration.
“ The work of the commiltm baring
than. 0! the ceremonies incidrnt lathe
haul-ration of President-elect Cleveland
hmng mdsfocrorily. General Mo
Iahsn and Coiulufl Corbin, who bare in
Mt! the arrangements of the pa-
uric. new daily receiving appi‘rmliune from
Ohlrs on rlsld Esta-dad.
TOLEDO, Feb. llw'l'bere in considerable
excitement in the oil fields over another ‘
military organisations oil over the United lug guaber which was drilled in what was
hatesforposttions in the line. More than auppoacd to be dry territory. The well is f
no civic organisations (including Turn on the liongland farm in Middletown
many) have thus far reported a probable township. wmilcs south of Toledo. it is
M of over 17,011) men to lonu in llnr flowing over 1.000 barrels a day and cannot
“m4. beehut in. Thooil leruuning allover the
Il'hegovrlroore of the following named country. The pressure issostrong noth-
atetnharenotlilcdtbecommitteelbnltbcy lug can he done to unveil. No tenksge
will be in line, accompanied by Itlclnlleru oi ind been placed. as the prospectors did not
W renpectivc static and in many itr expect such a well. A well almost as
“by independent military cumpon’lee: great was drilled a few miles south of this
Delaware. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Den point. Thesewells extend over the field to
“out, Georgia. Mn—rsuchusattlr, lorry» an extent sullicient lokaep the drill going
Ind. Sorth Carolina. South Carolina. Vic all tho summer.
(ilk. Ohio, Louisiana and \i'iscontin.
Pnneylvauia will send its full national Will ler-auA-tllyaehtaguagas.
llardcf m then. New York will send ng Your, Feb. Ill—"The time has
iracrack organizations—«tbs Seventh and mine wheuthecolored peopleshould tahs
Katy-ninth regiments—anal probably Corn} action against such outrages as the lynch~
y A ot the Thirteenth regiment. Brook- ing of poor Smith at Paris. Ten." said the
Rev. 6. li. N. Smith (colored), oucemlnle
‘l’he Ill-I“!- c'n'nwflfi- ter to Haytl, in the American Union
The Hawaiian annexation commissioner! Methodist Episcopal church. A chorus of
andflecretary of Statul’oatcr have madt omens went up from the many colored
abate-tin! progress toward anagrceulenl people prism. "All tboae in favor of
up. a basis tor bringing the islands with taming an association for that oh will
htheterritcry o! the United States. It it rise." aaid Mr. Smith, and every stood
m that most if not all the point! up.
Ind. wm ted in
consideration
tbten d the protocols» These points an
Canlr-atlnns at Dr. lnrtseli's Char-h.
manta it makes were correct and in accord-
ance with Archb'uhop Setolli’s dcciniou.
Cnbr-elyle- Doll-rod by rather Alone.
“Our biahnp will probably be accused of
Cehcurlyi‘m, since German will continue
to be woken in this church. Now. what is
Cabenslyisrn? It is the earnest endeavor of
bishops and prieeta to keep immigrants
who cannot speak English from tailing
away iron the church by giving them in-
struction and exhortatiou that they can
understand. which means in their own
tongue. it. is their duty todo this. for if
they do not the immigrant. by the time be
has icon-ed English, has fallen away from
whips are urging members to postpone
their questions until later, at that Mr.
Glmistvoe may be able to begin his Iperch
a. early and o'clock. There is every pron-
poct that a great street demonstration will
be male during Mr. Gladsloue’t W
trum his house to “'errtnslnster. to up»
‘tntlun of this demonstration a special po-
. lice escort has been detailed toaceompeny
.hlr. Gladstone trout Downing “talks
house of commune.
A MONETARY PROPOSITION.
The ltelginl Delft-ifs l’lnn Which COIN
illcrllurrh. Be Easily limped.
“My Irish and American paritllioncra Bm'SililS. Feb. 13-“. Allard. Belgian
lose nothing by the short sermon i preach “dull-W '0 "I! “10'3“!!! countries. has
in Gertmm, for they have their own sermon
m English. nor do they make any com-
;ligm, if is the mneidors who do that.
12.3 {E TL.“ in u fuisv- Cahcnslyislu, or rather
a (ll: :l-nf that kind, which is called a the M" in 910M080 101' u of "Mr-Ir!
remit .y to mountain loreiml customs and ; notes "PR-5W 8°“ unite. thenota-s ‘0 [’9
spevt'h. We hurl- no sympathy with that 30‘ mm“ "1‘" “d ”amid-"“9"
and do not advocate it?” with cold. which is to remain the only in-
The lt-lter read by Father Killeeu wan ternational ““1"“!- TN’ Wm ‘50.
the sum». with the substitution of the WW“""“‘“°’ the use 0‘ “h“ m
uamoot one priest {or the other,aslhat “m“ 9' warrnnla 1" “'3“ that u. ea-
read by Father Abue except for the M Vim-"3““ 5' "H h" I abort time.aa i‘
script. it Radian»: would not interfere with any existing
ux u—m bishop also promises that in , mom! Irwin nod mist-I In dropped with-
uof the tlrath or "mm“; or Father tout inconvenience if found impracticable.
Ahuc be will appoint an English speaking ‘
print to the NW3, Whisky Peddlers 0e! Ian‘s Haney.
Father Killceu then raid. "l have read (turnout, 0- T.. *3"- 13‘Wnl “3
the bishop's letter as is my duty. [shall 1““ “*k ““3 Kiowa M ‘5' Comanche
make no comment." and Apache Indians have been receiving a
payment of 038.00) pasture money (turn the
government. The mymeut has been made
at Anadarko. and a large majority of the
three tribes have been eacampd about
that place all week. Marlyn! theta saf-
fered greatly during the extreme cold
weather which prevailed. Gamblers and
whisky prddlera have been thick about the
camp, and few oi the Indians retain their
money more than a few hours.
adtireased to his fellow delegates-pamphlet
explaining the compromise plan which he
submitted on Dec. 3. lie advocates the
purchase of silver at the market price and
‘l'lsn flail I‘nr Peter’s Pence.
BAL’I'llUltl, Feb. la‘ln all the Catholic
churches of the archdiocese a paper issued
and signed by Cardinal Gibbons was Iced
relating to the annual collection for the
holy father, the pope. it said; "The up
proaching celebration of the golden jubilee
oi the episcopal consecration of our holy
tether, which culture in February. renders
tbo mmnent opportune ior mauiieatlng
our sincerest election and deep-at loyalty
to our Nee-ed Lord's vicar.
"We take up the collections little earlier
Delaware Over Its leaks.
Tumor, Feb. lt—‘l'he Delaware river
is again higher,aud further damage to
ing.ruasttng’ audhnkmg.
thnhegradualosfrom this depart-
“ghemuuderthecontroloftho
second cook. who reveals to him the
mysterieeofauuceeand soups. Them-
tcrcetofthiei‘uuctionaryinhispufllit
is necessary to accelerate with liberal
and frequent tips. Theyoung man is
nowtru'uedbacktothe panryoookJo
whomheservesaimgepprcuticeshipln
all that portatns' to the motion of
aweetapestrles' andicce. Thiscompletee
his culmary' education, and-ho is pre—
peredtoaecurnetheroleofa competent
cook—NewYorkSun.
Jena mater- Brave Dose.
An old comrade of mine. Sergeant Join
Kihlc. attached to the United States cav-
alry, was out with a scouting party. and
(ions four times their number. Thuy
exchanged shots with than, wheeled
about and made for camp. eomernilcs
distant.
The Indiana continued firing. and final-
ly one of the whilomeu was hit and fell
fromhilshorse. Quick as a flashNihle
dismounted. dropped on hie km. and
fired at the foremost lndiau. lainging
himtolho ground. Jumping up he
placed his wounded comrade across his
horse, jumped up behind him. ml by
keeping upaccntiuual firc at his pur—
suers carried him into comp. Congrcnl
awarded Nihioamedal and also a cor-
lificsto felting forth the iacleol his horo-
iam. He was thechempiousbot of its
army for several years. his left bet-act
being decorated with medalslo the value
offlwmuttheonehopriseamoetiotho
simploone of bronze awarded byccu—
glue.
Johnievuyrocdostaudasbravcas a
lion.audasaucbhe is regarded byilit
comrades at Willeto Nut-0mlicw
they were surmised by a party of In- " " "
lore nauseous and perplexing than might
filmed-ell atiirst. and they present set
are! W which have never betort
than mai that we may not be without
sctne gilt which will be the bearertohh
holine— ofour high appreciation of his or
harmonic. Y.. Feb. lit—Archbishop
Corrigau administered the rite of confir-
matiootohetween women persons in
propertylsfeared. Thsicsmonsdslowly
untlltheretnrnttdeaetlu.whenitheuatne
fixed awn. Therelstalhotthetlesof
humans-turnout...
'l'horcisonocilectot the law rennin
“Woven“ thehlstory ot [bit 3'» ""3" church. n“ W h the
m. a...” hill!!!" W “Mam lament along the Hudson. lld Ill M
Datum. and the diapoa'ltion oi mil-W Rn 9'- W W 3"”
1“ avast branchen thereof, with their al "I" 3"” V” removed from the Church a
manure ramifications into on lifeanll “’0 mph-"L 1“" W“ “‘1. i" "l' "b
Weber-rout". leaproblcmihet re “0'“ '“h ‘5‘ D" "cm,“ controversy '
"yellows” rule-rob for ltsaolving '9' 3"" '3“ 75° ‘1‘“ ”an“! "'
g fitmennnotths countryare derived mhwmthehlstoryottbeperish.
That-delibeflennlal.
he
read
that
“mic
* haddlecovered.nhe
anew-remiss.
. instead of snow was paid thecolousias
Iowteliekletheeahetweentheavoeral
andtheloealgoverumeutlss enun- item
can the assets may rarity; lltt
Wantofcongmrequlr
and house. It
Jealousy lie-ass Intent
ll. 1.. Feb. it-l. B. ill-Ila.
:epliooal ability. of our admiration of his
piety, oi our rscrtgultloo of his bout-liosnt
influence in the world's sflulrs. of his pvt»
dent words and wise coonrels. and above
all our gratitude for the particular interest
hs has in many ways manltested for us, his
million! childm. In these United Staten
lie loves our institutions. admires our
character, ayrnpathlees with our aspire
lions. believes in our destinies and bleeaea
our elfcrts. like the Saviour whose ehiei
viceregsnt be h. His fatherly solicilnde
knows no limits. and he never rests while
actorwordothlsmlghsald uslu our
ssaloua labors for onrsoclal and spiritual
Interment.”
dynamitsto scatter the “It. eeiidcah.
which forms fieldoi lee fully threemllsa
long. Thegovgeatl’errlwigbarsttractrd
lhousaodaofsptctatora Atthet pciatths
ice rslsatlmtntthigh. Th: lowlands be-
low Trenton are completey submerged.
Telegramsfrom Elston state that thelea
The Illaeie Perforating 'l'ensher Inna.
Kan.
rear-y Will lavea Oe-petltee.
Loews. felt. lh—l‘rederiek Jacinta. I. can gunman-d Dean to hearth
Ito. ghr‘ri‘ll leavzneat nmmrnwie“: was apparentlyths least
part orarct explorationa e permalatbecourlroola.
Itel’rlhhndepotolthe southern roe-tot
runluethummmnthts depot-s leer-trawl"...
e base of overeat-Ir Will “More north- oaxav Illa. hhl ll-Neta 1’. An,
wardthereatofthenru-er. site-Dis .weaiadiaslhythenead
-—~ ry.eharnaiwlththelaveeuyofm1rcm
Iev.Jel'e-l.learleslsltead. teue tchell of main. Wm
Bacon“. 'reb. la—Jrln R". John a. hermit-Whine nosey»
minors»... ilethodlat - thrill-ml-
lug towns to provide free textbooks for
”mil." "n “"W'm “tow...
the . W0 3'
”who y. mic that scholars go out
from the subunits at graduation without
the littlo stock of sohoolbooh asprivate
property ootmmn to former yearn. in
many households these schoolboohs
oomprlnd in the min the family li-
www.mcwmmmmln
mend the citisen who wanteono
baton-dalmatian. Alainelrun
m in a village midi-ins
storeec‘gldn'thndoneior aalo.-i.ew—
HouJouraal.
Fragrant.
Refreshing.
Satisfying.
Used by
everybody.
and
Sold
Everywhere! ll
flakes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. End)
_ age makes two large fies. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH blani.
IERRELL It SOUL E. Sl'ratusc. N. Y.
ulz is
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South Norwalk. Dorm.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain—
Orown and Bridge Work.
Ill! ”0'23!!! Oil Ill!) Inuit.
Nobetter made no matter how much you pay.
Tali: "acted without pain,
”(it a». Vitlllsed Air or Arophene).
Teeth cleaned.
Teeth tilled with Arm-learn. -
Teeth illlrd with Platinum, -
Teeth tilled with Gold. Chili and
All Work Guaranteed.
Dilireoponfroml a... until 9 p. m.
Entrance No. 4'2 Washington et. 08 ly
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. 75c
50c
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Plckled oysters.
moss CALL 8 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
l2 Iashluloa Street.
Ltllnlllstcli
ti tullhury lit, Boston, less.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank laulwoors.
Ab
DEPOSIT WORK 0F All lllllls.
The Best Sales in the World.
l50.llloln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
World in Lynn. Moss" since that great lire.
whore at) of our safes were an bioctod to intense
heat. [Insert'ing their contents.
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”two Fire to bill. in the Great Boston Fire
In ...and loan thegreat‘llree since. Send
tor circulate. Agents wanted. a tin
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
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in lullt any to to in New York or Ila vicinity.
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ALL SIZES OF
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