Home say that it cured me,audl am
My enjoying the best at health."-
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11:: Sherman Amendment Re-
‘ 'l’erred Without Debate.
MAI-“All PAILSlllllIBOASB
W cell, Dolls the House a ”Boar
' m President Issues Ills "lit
7* 01 lb. Session—An Act Introduced
um. rt. v:- in». ’
r me,Feh.$.—There was sgccd
ital athlete-t manifested when the house
I“ upon the lust. legislative week of
’ thoaleuugrsss llsuyimpartsut muse
It. were yet awaiting action. Mr. Peel
lu)w-tblnt gentlemen to catch the
"up-Ween, and he moved the passage ct
th Indiusppruprlstion hill under suspen~
in at the rules. There was no obfictiou
btbe msssure.hut it was mode a pivot
”and which circled a general discussion
d the autiaptiou bill. Mr. Peel's motion
halting been agreed to, a discussion of the
Man hood amendment to the sundry
dell spproprhtion bill was diwuseed with
u mil. but finally all the senate
We. to the mrssute were noncon-
‘uhlflm bill was sent to confer-
“; ’
Vb. tb We! the hcuesevel ludl.
,lwylvlersto thathcdyssa “beargar
h.- - Epcohncrisp did. tbeprovocstiou
“bourygreat,and it was. Adcseu
“In! on their feet rpeul’jug attire
N. ll their Voids, which were rendered
“I through their efforts to outdo each
char. The trouble occurred over the mo-
Ih made by Mr. Wiseto suspend the rules
and concur in the senate amendment to
“CI coupler bill. which amendment was
In"! concurred iu—yese m, nuyslih. The
friends ol the measure burst into hearty
leeks-e ‘
llsbll‘ lust-us In Both Brunch-t.
- M henna did a good day's vmrk and
u. longltcp in the direction of wind-
“ tip "to business, so its to lean-n the
Eager of an extra session. Few lllt’l'llln rs
dthohounhticipstetl the smooth smiling
“I In met, and whrn the senate amend
Dents to the sundry civil hill were diu-
l'rcedto informslly and sent to confer
wee there was a sigh of h'lil‘l‘ all out [he
bun. It was snticipmvd that th. rt-
would he a stubborn light on the Sherman)
bond amendment. and the fuel that it wise
diposed of so expeditiously we» a mutter
{or general congratulation. Un-ierneue
pension of “I? mien Ihe hulls: aiwt [nutty-vi
thslndian appropriation hill nnti l’t lll wd
I” ”We bubject ol drhuleltoui the c.rl- _
sndsr
Onsofthe surprises of the day was the
amity of the friends of the cur coupler hill
Donate. under a suspension of the rules,
II agreement to the senate smrntlmrnts.
DUI IQ noon on the bill is signal by the
resident it will hen bur. Tin- c nfrrrnce
m on the military ncxtln-m} . in was
lbw bo.snd inn-mum» as ti»- report
was also agreed to in the httlult‘ lhttl men-v
Ink“! of the way.
In the senate-equally ssexpedit ion“ u or};
.- mplithvtl. The pan-mu hill. in—
volving-n expenditure of about $167,011—
“ '- waed Without any deficit- of con—
fluence. the committee MVlllK reached
Ih house hill without smt-mlment. A
”Inferno" was ordered on tln- ~nntiry civil
"IL-ltd th agricultural bill Wain reported.
Today the pod-mice bill will he reached.
and th committee-will rtt once [tn-pare and
m thclndisn bill which hs~ just passed
thebunse. From this limt' on night. see.
limowill be the order until the close of
m
General Bwai-‘s Case Settled.
The court of claims has rendered ll deci-
iou ill the ease of D. G. Swsim, judge sdvo
ate portal of the army, terms the Uniud
Data for the recovery of ind! of his pay
(“’12 years adverse toUeneraI Svmirn. 'l‘he
ale has been pending in the court of
Gains for the past two or three years. The
amnion, which is a very elaborate end, ex-
haustive one. rccites facts that in 1884 the
firm of Batemsn & Co, private bankers in
Washington, sent a communication toSec-
letary Lincoln charging the judge advo
atom-l of the army with having de-
tailed them. and they at the same time
Fhlfled their ebsrgesln the newspapers.
Secretary I ‘ ' ' ‘ the uni
.timr to the judge advocate general. and
& explanation not being satisfactory
knight the matter to the attention oi
tArthur. The presldent ordered
I tube investigated by a court of inquiry.
Idsuhquuentlyen thereportoftheeourt
hm the arrestof General Swaim end
“trial by court martial. General Beho-
Iddwss president of the court, and the
matured was conduct unbecoming
. and a gentleman. After various
W putt appeals a sentoneewss in»
"will duct that. General tiwalln be
upended for it years and lorleit half of
hm. It was to recover this pay that
Casual Swain lustltuted suit in the own
i shims.
_ '1. Halo 'l'ln Inc.
| Ir. W. from the committee on
me and means. reported to the house.
whbtbsrmemmrndstlcn thstit pass. the
mm pladng tin and do one on the
‘ m vu- sat. locales.
The president returned tothehanse with-
hjudleisl distrlm of the stateof Abe
I—s. Mbthsfirstvetoofthe present
. asters-sat ura- Insane Hardiness.
Allan's. Feb. l—l‘oday’v causation is
of the full statement of
0 high strung. sendtlve
to manhood and to map
ABBETT l8 NOMINATED.
Dover-er Wsrts Will lobe Bl- IJ-dgo
It the locate c-III'I-
Tmros, Feb. .m—Governw Wwb amt
the tollowlug nominations to the senate
Mnlgbt: For assctdste indies of the It-
preme court to succeed the late Judge
of Atlantic coun-
sx-oovttrtson scrim. ty. Joseph Thomp
son; for prosecutor of the pleas of Cape
lay county, Jones S. Miller. In the house
Ir. Holmes of Hudson introduced a bill
prohibiting pool selling and honkmshing
under penalty of a line not. exceeding
05.!!!) or imprisonment not exceedidg five
yeamcrhothinthediseretionofthecourt.
The bill also mskesltsmlsdemeauorfor
telegraph operutorstotelegrsph the results
of races, punishable upon conviction by a
~ fine not exceeding 31,000 or imprisonment
not exceeding one year.
RAILROAD MEN KILLED.
t‘ M Between 'relgbts lipon the Bon-
l. III Ill-c.
Sr. Jousssusr, Vt.. Felt 21—mi- worst
sceideutthsteveroeeurred lathe history
of the Pawtumpsic railroad dlvfsiotl of the
Boston and Maine took place just above
St. Johnsbury Center late yesterday after
noon. when two through heights collided
at it culvert. Fred Clark. engineer of the
up train; Charles West, no engineer who
was riding on the same engine. and Fred
Green. fireman on the down trniu, were
killed. William Dowling, u brukemau,
was hurt about the bend. but. uotseriously.
Engineer Napoleon Bedard of the down
trnin saved his life by jumping. None of
the other train bands was hurt.
Fred Clark was living when first found,
but died hetore he could beextricsted from
the debris The down train lnid m cars,
most of Ihem tailed lt muss wry heavy
train and was going down a heavy grade,
giving it a fenrltll impetun “'llen the
crush came. the up train was slowly steam-
ing up the grade. J. C. Bacon and two
Abram boys saw the l'ollllttllll.
Mt. Bucon uni thr crash was not as loud
a he expected. but the impetusot thedown
train mu; so great that thecsrs nearest to
both engines were tumbled over the loci)
Brother. and tell on both sides or the track
into the tstiue below.
BOSTON REVELS IN CHEAP 0A3.
Seventy Cents Per Thousand lost to the
city and It to rowan-revs.
Bosrox. Feb, 23—1 he ruperintendent of
innit». with the approvirl 0A the mayor.
swnrdcd the contracts for lighting the
lire-1h. public brultunxs, etc.,ol the city for
Ibetllhll’lclfl of the South End. ltoxbcry
and Brigham to the: Bl’oukllllc Gs- com-
pany. Ttll" cmt to the city is to be 70 cents
per 1,000 leer, rind general consumers in
these dlhlrlcls are to get gas from tbecoru-
puny til 81 except Brighton. where it will
cost “.25. The Brookliue company also
oflers to light the whole city on the same
terms as Rusbury. This action of the city
is optimum. tnrathsdouiug as it does the
extension or the Bmoltliue company's
mains to other sections of the city. with
the result ol forcing down the high price
:of the Buy Shale Gee companysud ulti-
mately securing the-p gas for the whole
municipality. l
A Persecuted Sect Beebe Alert-w.
Pauls. ‘elt, lid-«Tbs Waldenses. the do
seendants ol the famous sect which was
i cruelly persecuted for centuries on account
of their religious opinions and who still iu~
habit. the mountain tract on the Italian
side of the Cottisn Alps. where their an-
ceston held out against their perseeu ors,
propose to emigrate to America Their
staple busine- of clothmaklng has become
much depressed,“ oven with all their
frugality they find it dlfilcult to lire. The
pastors of the Waldensian
convened in a synod to consider the situ-
ation and resolved to send two delegates to
North Carolina to inquire regarding the
, , (or settlers in that state. The
Wahlenses are a hardy and thril'ty people.
retaining in a remarkable degree the
virtueeof their heroic ancestors "the
reports from the delegatcsshould he favor
able. all!) Waldensss will emigrate to
Blotth Carolina in the spring.
assau- will has. he. with ltsoll.
Prentiss Nuns. Feb fl—Jl‘bs Mexican
government has definitely decided to abol—
ish the free tone. Thlssetlcuwlllgivs
eatlslaetloo along the lilo Gr uds
.ssitleespected thatltwlll vault
in the establishmeutof extenshs neutrino
turlng concerns and other industries on
this side of the river. Under-present rs-
strietlom.» an essentiallestuivof soaa
librw regulations. articles manufactured
within the sons no introduction lutoths
Interior have topsythe more duty sail
imported from lorelgn countries
‘l‘bree Trains (Bo-h Together.
ltsw lures. lab. “—11. worst rall-
hunonsrfignomr
A Banquet Teudered l-llmby
the Senate.
'\
NWO“. Dll’i'fikfllm mm
A Happy fine. In Which the lope-sawto-
llns at All sections of the Unltod m
Tender Their Regard For the Retiring
View hallo-t.
Wmtld‘lol, Feb. alt—Vice Meet
Levi P. Morton was honored last night
es name at "his predecessors have been.
The entire senate, without distinction of
party. united in tendering hint a compli-
mentary dinner. bearlng testimony tothe
admirable manner in which he has pre-
dded over the deliberations of the upper
chamber of congrss tor the past four
years.
The banquet. which was held in the
beautiful dining hall of the Arlington.
wee the finest that skill and taste could
supply. The decoratlons were most of.
fectlve. and the company was as dlstln.
gulshed as could well be. inasmuch as
scarcely oue senator of prominence was
absent. Among other guests were emSen-
ators W. M. Evarte and 'l'. W. Palmer,
General Alger. Frank flattou. P. V. De-
graw, H. L West and H. C. Clarke.
Seustor‘landerson. president pro tem.
d the slats. was chairman and toast'
master. end his ready wit and graceful
rhetoric never once permitted the pro
endings to flag. Motors. Hale, Cockle-ll.
Evnrts. Vila; and other onttol's were fully
equal to the occasion.
Ilr. Norton Spa-bot
The guest of the evening. The Preeident
Morton, in the course of his response said:
“There are events in the life of every man
that stand out .vith ouch prominence and
make such imprint upon him that an in
delihle impression remains while memory
holds its rem. This occasion. so fluttering
to me. the speeches somrnplimentary, your
Liz"
untrmx.
mullnl greeting: am the hearty [trial will
lupin-430d in such pleasitur form, shall ever
live- mthin the hook and volume of my
brain unmixed with homer matte-r.
"Four yt-nn ago I cattle. lhrflllflh the
tnflmgm of :he citisnm of this great it»
pultlir. to the high place. the main duty of
which is to prt-nitle one the deliberative
hotly neogrriwl as the highest in the world
of which you. the representative-t of “sov-
Breign statics. forming one powerful nation.
are members.
Supported by All Parties.
"1 brought to the position very limited
experience and but little knowledge at
parliamentary law. for the lines of my lite
had been «at in places where such knowl
edge is not acquired. i felt the full force
of my shortcomings. but relied with trow-
lug confidence upon that gentle forb-r-
once that has ever characterised the Innate
of the United States. Experieneehns shown
that my trust had abundant foundation.
That 1 have served the senate acceptably
and I am fate to believe to from the ear-
nest recognition you have given me hersand
elsewhere) has been because of the generous
aid and unselfish support received by tee
from all members of the body without dis
“action of party and without bias from
political addictions”
A Tribute to the fissile-t.
Mr. Morton closed with a graceful allu-
sion to the retiring president, of whom he
said'
"lo a few days there will ps- to private
life the man who won distinction as a scl-
dier in the period of war and lasting rev
nowu as a civilian in time of peace. A ps~
triotic eitlsvsr. a safe counselor. a thor»
ough statesman. a wise ruler. the name of
Benjamin Harrison will shine brighter
with the light that comes with every pass
lug year."
His remarks were received with envy
demonstrstwu of cordial approval.
Hourly Killed In a Prise Fight. .
Cutcsoo. Feb. a—Vsrs and manner.
the two principals In the prise fight at
Niles Center. which nearly resulted fatally
to Vera. were held to the criminal court in
The Inabblrg larder-r a Ill-ho I.-
rnrour, 0.. Feb. 11—]: is learned that
or titanium or. tutu.
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encaseeosrouruacx. “no
'DLNEV'B PICI URE AT LAST.
The low Attorney General Was (ts-gno-
Ills (la-rd.
Boston. rob. m-Sincs the waning at
which Mr. Cleveland announmd the or
polnlutent of Richard Glory to the cabinet
the newspapers have been using evcy ‘-
ice! to get a plus
togrsph of that
gentleman for llv
lustrstlve pun
genes The New
ork Herald went
so far Sunday as
to use a not al—
leged to have been
drawn bysnsrtist ,l' t .-
from In em or y. ,
‘1' h i a caricature
may have made
Mr. Olney give up ..
in despair, for be- '
(m in W“ utensun outer.
soon the trials and tribulations d the
“snap shot"srtiats who havetrietl toestck
him, if written up. would fill a volume of
no small else. Every conceivable plan was
sdoptcdtotrsnrdx hlsfestunsou thesa-
sltive plate. but in vain. lls has put his
haudstohisfsce at thesiglrtof seamen.
hasburied his head in hlsulster eollsr,hss
lumped into enowdrifte and has deftly
eluded those who patiently lay in wait at
his once door. Mr. Dicey had not had a
photograph taken since he was a lad in
Brown university.
HARRIS ADDRESSES THE COURT.
Ills lotbn's "on. I» a New 'l’rlnl
Oder-d.
le Yortx. Feb. al—Recorder Smytb
heard argument of counsel for CsrlyteW.
Burris for a new trial. Harris was crat-
vieted of the murder of his wits, Helen
Potts Harris. by administering to her pills
mural-lug morphine. Mrs Burris. his
moths. was in the courtroom armed with
s butch of sfiidsvits which allege that but
son's wife was addicted to the morphine
habit.
At the close of Mr. Xicoll’a argument
Harrie arose. and steadyitn: his emaciated
form by resting his hands on the table
asked for thv privilege of addressing the
court. This heinnr given, Harris made a
statement denying that he had attacked
the memory of his wife. As to her using
morphine. he at first doubted, then sus-
pected. now believed it. lie denied knowl.
edge of some of the adlsuts produced by
the prosecution and mid:
“l was Helen Potts' husband, and I
never heard of some of them. I did not
know them. The di~triet attorney mid in
his opening remarks and! think hewlshee
now he houn't said it. that ‘this wssacsse
for executive clenreucy.’ lf 1 an innocent.
lam not guilly. if i am innocent, [should
walk abroad. lshoutd not be depndsnt
on an IPPI'II to executive clemency. I
should not he sent to prison for lite. Indie
or to grow insane there. "
Harris further explained his alleged to-
marks shout hie prescription for his wife
and charged the pmutiofi with distort-
ing them into-t false interpretation. ills
manner was esrnest and produced an evi-
dent impression. llis mother. who was
greatly aflectetl. threw its arms about
t aner and wrpt bitterly.
me ASBURYTTARK assrmcnous.
Indications of 3 Recent Election Pol-t to
Their WilbdrnwnI.
Aeennv Prue, X. .1, Feb. zit—it is
probable that nrxt summer the restrictions
xurronuding Asbury Park will have been
removal and it will have become an ordi-
nary New Jersey town. It is possible that
honor may be sold within its precincts and
that the paragraphists will lane a fruitful
theme through the repeal of the regular
tions about bathing. Carriages and wag-
ons will probably be allowed within the
gates on Sunday and the other distiugubb'
ing features of the place be wipedout. This
is the result of the election held here you
terday to'Ie-cide whether the park should
be incorporated as a borough. The election
was quiet. and only about half the usual
vote was polled. The result showed that
the popular feeling was in lateral incur»
poratloo. as Sta of those who voted lsvotsd
incorporation. and but )2 were against it.
END oFri-te KANSAS BATTLE.
The Populist. WIII lot Themselves Dow-
ss lastly as feasible.
Torus. Pub m—J'Le list houss
members. alter csueudug all y and part
cl the night. have finallydeeided toyirld
lothedcerceofthecourtand moguls-the
Republican house. One at their members
appeared in the lispuhliesu house. and
thnswas loud applause when hesddrsmsd
Mr. [bugle-as ”Mr Speaker." The two
houses will be amalgamated today. They
will demand. however. that the house pals
those
to keep in motion the "tint,“
seaweed lbstsuadyournmestsheuldbs
resehedssrpsedilysspesslbls.
lunch “Pew-law In High Outcry.
Syracuse. tab. 1—Way circles were
modderahly sgi
Ian-g Ital-e 'I’Ibre a Trip.
Prrnsnso. rob. n—Jssnts a. nu...
In. scent-mid by Ir. Graham d Illu-
. ossl’ltlsbsrgsad
lalblrletlllafov Ir.
declined to state the
Wrath“:
E
I“ log trunk atill lying on the
, p , to get
your .10me
done. where their
motto is Quick-
nese, Neatness.
Accuracy and
Low Prices. -
conduction.
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abutthmwwm
~ All. KINDS
~ " or
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I ysolieltashsruot b you.
Wort-munitivrdmflm
ployofWJLl .
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YELEGRAPHIQ BREVITI“
Irishmeu in Ottawa‘bave doustll It,“
for the home rule fund.
John ll. Coulter, president of Indians
unleaslty.hss been ofiered the chair of
botany at Chicago university.
Walter Craven, Ralph Stuart and Fred
latte have withdrawn from Baronest
Blade’s company at San mono bums
at a dispute about salaries.
John Vsuemau.8r.. the oldest man in
Cumberland county. N. .1, died near Cum~
her-land. He was born June in, me
A fire broke out in the large batory
wooden block on Main umtarGloum
tot. Malt. belonging to the Center estate
last night. which proved one of the mtht
ve that has occurred there for
many years
Marital Carter 3. Harrison. the presi-
dent's brother. is out with a petition for
the United States circuit clerkship at
Nashville.
IACKAY DOING WELL
Its Assailant lays ll- lsS-se and new
What In Was About.
Bax Malt». Feb. fl—l’feslth Ollicer
James W. Keene. the physician in stand-
snes on John W. Haeksy. said that Mr.
Itsekay was feeliugvery well and is able
to sit in an easy chair.
Wesley C. Rippsy, the old man who shot
caving hospital. Police Surgeon _Sorners
has no hope of the man‘s hoovery. lls
uidhewassorryhe had uotmadesgood
job of the shooting. He added: "I am an
old man. 75 yearsof age. and I knew per-
fectly well what I was about when I fired
that shot. At one time I had over all”,
but a combination 0! Is r, Flood and
lackay mused me to it after it was
invested in stocks. That unchanged my
whole life. install ed the hopetul, coco
getle man I eneswssJ became a missu-
slley. I may be wrong,hut. I think all
rich men like Msekay should he killed."
THE POPE'S HOPE.
As leportcd, It Is “that England llny Boa
Catt-ult- Con-try.
Roll, Feb flue-The pope bade a com»
trons farewell to the pilgrims trout Eng-
land ills holiness said that he hoped soon
tosec England once more a Catholic couu
try. The faithful. his holine- said, ought
to pray for the speedy consummation of
this hope. at which there were already
many signs. The pope warmly commend-
ed the lolly spirit of justice shown by the
queen and parliament in granting tosll
Catholics ct her majesty's vast empire
complete freedom of relixiou. The audi—
ence lasted for two hourssnd was marked
by much courtesy and some pathos, the
pope apparently hnltatingto part with his
devoted visitors. At the closed his auti-
rnce his holinesswssbovnciuassdlagests-
tor-h through the corridors of the Vatican.
in which the pilgrims ranged themselves
The poutil as be poled held out his
band. the pilgrims kissing his ring. Tvxe
pope has appointed Dr. Maul hishovl)’
physician.
HARRIET HUBBARD AYER.
‘- lug-try as to llev Sanity Asked by a
Div-ml Husband.
le YORK, Feb. 28,—A commission but
been appointed by Ju-tice Andrews of the
supreme court to inqnlrd into the sanity of
Harriet Hubbard Ayer. manutacturer of
toilet articles and the divorced wife of
Herbert C. Ayer. formerly a millionaire in
the iron business in Chicago. They have
two children—Ira Allan L. Seymour and
”errant, 15 yarn old, at Stuttgart. In
applying for a commission to inquire into
her sanity Mr. Herbert C. Ayer says he has
no;inrervst in any ot her property and
brings the proceedings to save her own
reputation and that of their daughters
hlrs. Ayer was taken to an asylum on Feb.
I on an order ol Judge McAdam of the
superior court on the certificate of two
physicians. She is said to strict from
chronic melancholin
Decapitat- line." In a Saw-Ill.
Newcmu. Pa. l'eh h—A horrible
suicide was committed bya man named
Lee Taylor five mime southwest of this
Babe“- Tsylor had become financially stu-
rassed and had been brooding over his
trouhka Forthe pastweekhehsd been
working at a sawmill. in the «suing.
whllethsuremsu an! engineer were so-
Ig:gsd at them ‘l‘sylev deliberately
y down on t carriage. grasped the
housework with one hand andlhslbsft
with the other and pulled himself up to
therapitlly revolving saw. "is head was
instantly severed from the body and rolled
down' into the dust pill; The origination
tielngsssrluthsmae inery.weut to
the saw and was horrified to Ind tbshleed-
esrrlage. The
was recently
Isrytand £3:th mitt-t.- Territory.
(intros. W. Va. rob. mall-nine
‘T
Ir. Ilsekay, issinkiug rapidly at the Re-
Ilska an every-day convenience of an
old—time luxury. Pure am! “‘1: lemme.
Prepared with scmptdutzs tune. llz-gheg
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large tics. Avoid
lmltations~ um! insist on having the
NONE Sl'CH l‘ranl.
IERRELL d: SOULE. Sercuse. N. Y.
utzly
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Willi FOR "8
Ilew dsye. and you will be cranial at tin Hi:- .
peeled seems that will reward your rdon- \\
positively have the but houses to odrr :m agn.
that can be found on the (an-r of tht. enl'lh
use.» profit on '35 00 worth of business 9»
bell easilv sud lumornbly made In and put-t in
has red. of men. some, how, and girls in our
employ. “in can make money fnulrr .lt work for
Itthanvou hnve Ilii‘ idea of. The buttuers is so
easy to (earn, and Inuructtunv to tin-pie and plain.
that all screen! from tlw start Those who take
hold of the Int-lites! "up the ulvantsgr that
arises lrorutlne mmntl "put-Hon of one of the
oldest, mt mcmntul. and larynx publithtug
house- ln America. Mutv fur morn-if the profile
that thehutlues- so rrsdllt and'ltsndmnwiv yields.
All Depth-ere succeed grantilv. and more than
realise their greatr-t IIpeetatinM. "rose who
I it dud rusetlv at we tell them. There aplenty
groom for a low more workrrv. and It up
the!!! to be n 0! one». If \uu arr alreatlv rm.
flotatbut rate a few were moments. and Ilsh
louse the. to adventurer, that time It at on"
(hr thlr is our grand upptrmuityi. and recent
lpartku rats by return mail. mt,
‘I'ltt'l h $0.. tics So. .00. Augusta. lo
W. L DOUGLAS
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Pltlllhllg it all its hatchet.
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.1. s. nnNALnan,
- South Norwalk. “.5
on. FTWTIS‘Ki-‘iifn.
P081 0"“)! BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
um lil‘l‘ 0? TB"!!! 03 “D IUBBIII.
No better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted wl'hout puts, Elle
(G as. Vitilized Air or Arophum.
Tee:h cleaned.
Teeth filled with Amalgam
Teeth llll- d with Platinum. 75::
Teeth fillet] with Gold. SUI! and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Ofih'e open from s a. or. until 9 n. u:-
Entrance No. 42 Washington at. oi! 1y
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for
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line of
initial
that you
may wish
and we
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that the
work
will be
done with
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in fig
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Till“ YOU DAN FIND m
Freshest Fish
“mm. murmur
MAPLE SYRUP,
AN” SUGAR.
1083MB.
Ill’lllllfll [Ills Alli Sillllllis.
Ploltled oysters.
TELEPHONE CALI. 3 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
r2 ll’ssklsgtos Street.
autumn
it Sudhury 8t.. Bottomless.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPUSIT Willi Of All KINDS.
The Best Safe in the World.
,-..'§“v°“° in u . Always pre-
s 9 air contents.
13020“ in Ln n \l'b‘ inc
. ‘ .V .....~...~ ethutrrrestfire
where all”: our Mrt‘n v.. re: ob er: and
, . . : ted to
heat. prev. rt in; their l‘lllllt‘hli. late
“CHAMPION liEL'Ultl) also in t
ihlcnfu Hre it. nm. in the Great 8303;53-
in "57;. and in nil the great tires since.
for rum: an. Axentr wanted. . ed
on and’itiiilé“
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
TH E i’ilui’ElJJ-ZRB
6in of Norwalk
EAQLE
“'lll lmu- HT :5. E. ii.
New Turk. at 5') p. m. I (Mkmln street
Ilntfl Norwallt 5 p. m.; lionth Norwalk Idl-
p. "I.
P'rrlqht Yt‘t‘rlb‘fil from T a. tu. in 5 p. m.
l'pnn lll‘tilt‘hllllll to rim-til» theft!) of Nov
Walk and lurxli' Mil lm mm In! atmlsl lotsol
frrirht anywhere ln New York or flu vicinity.
rran perums arr forbid trot-tin an of
tin» mnphnuur in» inter-at this this on’se-
it
mom 0 the owners tltrrmt.
ALL ”$12530?
onusutn non.
General contractor Ilifl Sever
Business a stability.
F. M. Pierce,
Hos ”M. Knuth 1W9”. t PM
smwhtnumn. with. .. 3%.
to. 1
B.fleKllN&80ll
lineman to C. B. llslilva.
5| helium It. ts. Until
21 Isis Inset Ismail.
Balers. affectionate
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flit Vim [)3 'l’ttI mvv.
is now uses and ready for Meet-s.
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