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between the sophomores and frmhmn. For Places.
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‘ Hallfoughtin thearcuaof
"mum: forflmul, the
-. fitment hang up fortwobox-
”twat at mlcb weights, and
' Htralnedhard and faithfully
hulls Baum not been inthe
“Walnut his arrifllmlld'hh
arm' is looked decidedly pale and
. : "lladai-adthatbe hadnot been
'1 uh dill wall. In theaftcrnoon,ac-
We: lurch-ll. be retired to a
mwmuke a nap. 0n thereon-
before the sophomores could get their eol- Ia-llnvenav arrow-nu too. to mm...
ha," who secured ladders to
alstaat Baantaryablp.
freshmen routed the ”sophn” and took pot
with sticks and clubs marched in a on,» 3mm “Eh" 0' W'W‘m "I0 all“
men were fighting wildly for Non of himself or for some constituent. and appli-
phomorca rallied “‘1 ““3“ “M, be entered his private oillce there were
numerous M5“ cracked and noses whose names they bore waiting expectant-
meu‘s colors. Thefacuity will expel every minutes to each. Those who were in a
the highest point on the new gymnasium
They removed the aoalolding
“WP- ?” VII “k” ”I din“ “in" Jadgw coon. of Vlrglala Would us I.-
gc‘rmm d “n building llcltor General-Kentucky After an Aa-
Thisstarted a free for all fight.‘ The
Wnsmnoron. March o—rne period of
mg] “I”! fimfltmitymlllwpa: perfunctory vialting has passed, and the
up. gymnasium. The freshmen “we, on President Cleveland were bent on busi-
ing for them. In another minute over till ncast Each had his as to grind, either for
themaiueutrance. Bomewerefiungdown whmfor office were file! by tbcscore.
the “may “‘1 trampled “W Th” '0' The president was up betimcs. and when
nh‘rfll‘ifiififrgm‘nm in which numerous cards on his table with the men
andarms broken, g ascended the W ly in the-cabinet room. Mr. Cleveland saw
paudicular tower and toredown the fresh- nearly all who came and devoted a few
student engaged in the fight.
The Prime. la Washington.
I‘liflmraons knocked about the
Weave bya dcuseadmir
nahbla. The clubhouse filled rather
”wintiadomn opened. Thefight
urns-tinsel» take place rumour
“weal-umbrhurrytoputin
,_.. mmdmcmmam
At 3" Ball. accolnpanied by Mitchell
succession.
Soclety Isl right Fifty Bea-an
Wasmsomu, March 9.—Princeaa Kain- ‘
laui and party arrived in Washington about
noon over the Pennsylvania railroad from
Boston. They‘ve driven from the star
tiou to the Arlington hotel and immedi-
ately repelled to the apartments prepared
for them. 'i‘herawere no unusual scenes
or gathering about the hotel, and the arri-
val of the party was quiet and unnateuta-
tinus. The prince. was conspicuous by
wearing a wreath of roses around her neck
anda large Gainsborough hat. Shealso
wore glasses. Prince David was at the
hotel to meet the party. The princess. who
was much fatigued by the journey, excused
heragfl.1 but Mr. Theophilus Davies, her
Eng ' guardian, gave out to the pres a
long statement in support of her film of probably be nominated for assistant secre-
Euzantz‘m, N. J., March 9. — Joseph general land ofiiee, it is said.
Oates and Edward Corcoran, two well
hurry saw Private Secretary Thurber, and
he soon had his hands full attending to
heir wants.
A Virginia delegation, consisting of Sen-
ator "union and Representatives Winsand
Meredith, presented to the resident the
name of Judge John Goode 0 Virginia for
the solicitor generalahip.
Senator Lindsay of Kentucky came with
C. T. Allen of this state and asked Mr.
Cleveland to appoint the latter an assist—
ant postmamr general.
Congressman Kllgnra of Texas had a lit
tle talk with the president about the Mexi-
can mission, the position for which he has
been indorsed by the Texan legislature and
a host of prominent pcmus.
Some of the Pro-Inuit Candid-tea.
Charles S. Hamlin of Massachusetts will
fury of the treasury.
Judge Browning of Illinois is being seri—
onaly amnidered for commissioner of the
Ids-Governor Gray of Indiana called at 3
known young men of this town. it became o'clock and saw the president. He re»
public last night. fought so rounds~prine mniued with Mr. Cleveland more than half
ring rules—on Tuesday night at a proml an bonr,and when he left the White House
nent place in Elisabeth to avenge an insult smiled knowingly when asked whether he
arising out of agame of cards. The fight had been given the Mexican mission. [I
was a brutal aflair, both being horribly is said that Governor Gray acknowledged
mutilated at the finish. Oates broke his to intimate friends that he would be nom-
armin the seventh round and fought in inatcd for the position.
that condiuon to the end of the light. Cor- Congmmmen Cable and Forman of lili-
coran toward the end gouged out one of nois called into nod saw Dir. Thurber. Mr.
Oataa’s eyes. The police. as soon as the Cabieiasaidtobe after the German misr
facts became known, secured the names of sion.
a-‘r-n- in fine fettle. a: one there
wassbeattomp-opleln thcbuilding,
~-lthqweraatillcmninginssteady
‘ I... Mmthabattle Charley Mitchell
1W his faith in Hall’s ability, and
”I'll“ thatSquire Abiugdou, whowan
vhw‘lmfliatl betalargeamonnton
flunk.
thew Yon-k men were prominent through—
. ontthehaildiogand the leading sportsof
' the country was pment. Most of the
non'thwusrunt their money on Fitnelm-
lanai-u la theaftcrnoon,andthercsult
guru the lanky Australian went into
A filh‘fll‘ht favorite.
, Malterhis arrival in the city Flip
Mandi“! fornatumlination pnpers,
mmgmnted. He did on. in order
trinity wear rae atara and stripes.
‘ aa- rlgar Begins.
it "in Hall entered the ring followed
ty carrier Mitchell, Jack hicAnlilfe,
tion was caused by the disclosure.
Switehmn's Demands Denied.
within a few days.
all persons present, and they have been no
tilled to appear in court tomorrow. All Robert Maxwell of llun‘nlo the prominent
arc members of society and a great new mudidnte for fourth wintant postmaster
Oulcsoo. Marsh 9.—-lnaide information
lsvery positive to the effect that it was de» A...“
aided by the general managers of roads “my"...
centering here that the demands of the
switchmen could not be allowed. The rea- man...
son is that the roads are now and have for mum} Mu
some time been working at a rate which
will show a large dccreaee in net earnings, r...
and that it was simply impossible for them
to increase expense at the present time.
The manager of each road will impart the to lmulou.
decision lathe men working upon his line
The most reliable information makes
general. who has the disposal of fourth
class postoflices. which was formerly the
duty of the first assistant.
It .Vlay Be MeAduo.
nut Secretary Soiey of the navy
i his rvsignnlion to Secretary Her
The resignation is to take effect imp
teiy. llis successor will probably be
y. and from present indications
in little doubt that it will be ea-Rep—
I who .\lc.\vinn of X?" .lt'fie)‘.
i‘mrrrh A. ('oiiius of Massachusetts wii
pmlnrhly be nominated for ' g
brrl.
lltt 2‘»-
BRII' BIT. OF NEWS. .
Patrick lord was beaten and thrown out
of a Hungarian dance house auddisdat
Natalie. Pa.
'11.. nporerw Dr. Thomas noun".
an lrhboAmeriean, serving a lite sentence
in England for baingengagsdinthedyua-
mileconnpiracyof me, has been released.
is unfounded.
At a meetiuguof the board ofdirnetora of
the Western aion Telegraph company
General Thomas ’1'. mm wanelected pres—
ident and general manager of theoompany.
Samuel Smith. assistant postmaster of
Brooklyn. died of pneumonia.
Itlsanuouucsd that 8. H.H.Clarkwill
resign the presidency of the Union Pacfilc
and will return to the Iii-curl Pacific.
At Wautagh, N. Y., Mrs. Eva Boutberd
committed suicide by shooting hermit in
the presence of her husband. who was scold-
ing her.
Matt Kelly. one of the best known of lo
cal politicians of St. Louis. was shot and
fatally injured by lira Mary Push.
Sydney Young. who helped rub the Ens»
ton National bank in 191, was arrested
while picking pockets at Washington. Pa.
A scheme is on footto raise a snbserlp
lion fund to complete Pennsylvania's ex-
hibit at the World's fair, the appropriation
of twill) being exhausted.
Bs«Presidcnt Harrison denies the pub-
lished report that he would write a book.
Edward R. Warren is under arrest in
Chicago charged with forging the signature
of the oashh ’ of the Chemical National
bank on acheck. Warren went to that city
with introductions from Mayor Stuart of
Philadelphia
A new species of fish known as the straw-
berry bass will be placed in erClay creek
by members of the Pennsylvania fish can
mission.
The (Jill House, San Francisco's famous
resort on the ocean beach, was destroyed
by fire.
At Pottatown, Pa, the Ccfrode & Saylor
company receivers have reduced wages
from 5 to 15 per cent.
An application for a receiver for the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago rail-
marl was filed in the superior court. ludiau-
apolis.
Robert Tenny. while Intoaimud, entered
a wheel factory at Richmond. stumbled
over a carriage and fell against a saw.
which spilt his body in two, the head fall
ing on one side and his legs on the other.
Tennessee’s governor is on his denlhbcd.
New York's park board is taking step
to establish a botanical garden.
Representatives of New York dry good~
manufacturin establishments bar»
bought up a l the hairclotb in the To
route market. The material will be used
in the manufacture of Crinoliue dresses
John Wilnski was killed. John Novack
was fatally injured and another man badly
hurt by being struck by a locomotive at
Buffalo.
William Gardner, said to have been the
oldest Mason in the United States, died in
Portland. Dr.
Jack McAulille has acceptor! George
Dawson's challenge and agreed to light for
“,Wa side and the largest purse ofi'ered.
Avg-lag Against the Repeater:
Titlims', March 9.——-The house commit»
too on municipal corporations sat in the
afternoon to hear arguments against the
ltirhnni Croker made his deal with the
chief executive. Croker and Senator Mun
phy were m. the White House in the after-
Ths Pittsbarg Tragedy.
noon and had u long conference with Mr.
P11183030, MIL—The murder in . Cleveland. The result of that conference,
public park of Mn Rm mm" ‘m “N u i. learned, was that the patronage of the
most grewsorne crime committed in Alle- suite on Well as the city of New York was
ghany county for years. I" J' Hill, the to bedivlded between Tammany liall and
murderer, cut I“. 0'” throat. The wom- the Clewlnnd men of the state and that
an’s refusal to lend Hill “I! on a judg- Senator Hill W" m be “unfit
“1"“ n0" "“5“! lb “WW‘ “0mm. n n statcd by those in a posinon to know
“h“ dm'm“ ““2 Mi"- "" '° “' m um stems” lloke Smith in. not yet
the effects of the sickening all. Ill-b he definitely and“ on “I. appointment 0'
could not “m the inquest. any one for the assistant secretaryshlpo or
1... “ nu "an“ l'alr. “g" impiimulrt pieces in his department.
_ rank .nw er as presented a monster
N" HAY”, Manchu Th. “Mb" M petition to the president for his appoint~
Yale will make at the Colombian export t f Ch
tion will consist of a general representation ”in " WW' 0 j“”-
of the university plant by means of ground
plans on a large scale of the various build
lngsiuaevan gmpatogether withacom-
praheudve collection of enlarged photo-
m Ablngton and John Kline. Hall
. M hb'aeatiullowen'scorner. He had
‘wntiaton. Fitasimmonsentercda
“at later bearing an American fing
mbbnbouldar. He was seconded by his
war: Billy, mu Julian and his
”w.
arms both men stepped to the center of
“Mandahooklmnds. Amomentlrlter
hy were circling warlly around waiting
hadaue.
‘ aura I~Ilis feinied. Bail Jumped ms.
I'll! (elated. but failed to land. Fitz
and mined. Both
Program-a la the Senate.
Wrsulnoros, Mamba—The member-of
the Democratic caucus committee state
that nothing has yet been done in the mat-
“ ter of thselective ofiicera of the senate. and
II“! “1“." 1' I." Call. it is doubtful if anything of this kind will
Bmaw. March 9- -- Thomas Carlin. be taken up for many days it is under
hailing from llolroke. Mu. war-thud '00!!! um while the precedents of on ten-
in by the police as a "Knot. During the up will be adhered to In many respects the
night he Inadc arope from hisolothingand chalrmanshlpa will not go in every case to
hung himself Tomb-I'd lib cell. When “n yanking senator of the Damocratlo
0W he VII Ml! Ill", but racuv- membership of the committees in the last
ever! nuderthe application of reatorativea. N.
W The geographical location of the mem-
‘l'l. PODI'I I'D-ill“- ‘I'O-llfldfl- hers is being considered in the distribution
minim-us lad the Beat of It.
InlI—litsaimmmastfilpurmedbielead- -
‘ “hath-dialledhbrlaitaudleftseveral
,uthounall'abudy. flealnogotin
' osmium—annulus ltwasnor
“I award the eloacof Iherorrnrl that
tulandafewnoodblowabul
thatjursbeforetbe henchparliameum
electionshs would addre- tothsfre which will put senators attheheadofcorn-
iscopacyaletterlnwhtehhswouldurga mitteeawhowsrenotattheheadonhsre-
t
party of Republican Catholics.
Robbed the Unit“ Ital“ Halls.
Bud-no.1naiioarrierbetwssuthn
aaddspotuvaa held up by
two valuable puncheaof United Bta‘
III" 00M awaiting that action by the
bytheasnsteand a-emblyenmmittesaoa
t man from New mdthstrsasurynotesof that-us
Bonifaruh t.-’i‘hepopehananuouuced of the favored places. and an innovation in
being suggested In the shape oi a scheme
neceavbyofformiagiu the chambers cent minority lint,hut whmbynsaon of
their qualifications, are best fitted to do
the work that will come before these com-
mittees. It Is also not unlikely thatona
Porrillwl. 1- Tu larch 9-.Wfllllm or more minority committees“ thenanata
0' maybewiped out,nnd if thlsin done it
0'1 men will reduce the number of chaimanahipn
M «mine Th- thw-rme would theltepublieana will have. Thenepublle-
ml“ son are resting on their oaraaodrtmply
wort-ox: Orland-lbw— omm. «a... We on». um, i. laen ra- [gilt-
Asam It -- was no Wasalroron tiareh t.—Iscretary One Amin- larch u—n. Republican
theadrocalmotthsgreaterNewY bill mummmmuth mmiaucrstesucas addendum
maneuvertossehangetlr
cities. NW of
Imminent-Imam usororsmlmelsgou. Thhwiliin
srsanethsfrasgoidlnthstreasnryto
M's lady lanai.
. BeerstaryCarlislehnntsken on steps to
Perssson NJ. unreh u-‘l‘hsbodyrf issue bud. m, h. an. “Jen", is
Wilihm B. kim'whod myato I ' l
w ..r ' Lawyer Q ' Kaiiacil
of Newark was the only speaker. lie rep
resented the Dwyer Brothers. and held
that the hue and cry raised by the people
was not justified, so for at least as it re-
lated to the doings at the tracks of hi~
clients. He made as strong an argument
as was possible for his side of the case and
held that racing was no worse than the lot
terics which the churches used to run when
their funds were low.
Adjournment of the linger-Ira.
Xxw Your. March l—Thr Nations!
league finished its labors at 5:15 p. m..
making public at the close of the “Saint:
nothing of its transactions beyond a few
changes in the phrascoiogy on the rule
governing sacrifice hits, the fact that John
ll. Day had been elected an honorory mem
her and the schedule. The championship
schools opens on April 27 and clones on
Sept. ill.
Rayon-re at Washington Killed III-t.
New Your, March 9.——-Wiiliam ll. linu-
aon, a member of the John J. O'Brien asso
ciation, who participated in the recent in
angnral celebration in Washington, died
yesterday from pneumonia, resulting from
enpoaure at thecapltal. hir. linnnon war
the owner of two saloons on the Bowery,
and it Is estimated that he was worth
about 0100.011
A Jersey Assembly-an la 'I'rwltblr.
anana, N. .l.. Marflr 9.-—l)steetiver
stopped one of Annemhiyman llarvlgan'r
noda water wagons and confiscated m but
tloa which belonged to different dealers. A
warrant has been Issued. and the absent
biymau will have togive bail to appear be
fore the grand jury.
'ra- lattraada Agata Beaten.
nosroa, larch D.-lo the superior court
a verdict of QM was returned for Annie
(2. Quilty and ti,” for her husband 'l'lmo
thy against the Boston and Albany rail
road-the one for personal injuries and the
other for loss of services of wife.
lovely lasapad With mu urns.
Usaaotroll. lid, liarch lie-At s o'clock
theJmhotslwufoundtoheia names.
Ian! barely heaped with
their llvm. or; was badly injured in
lumping from the upper stories lass,
“M
A We ”salute crime.
Cesar: Advice .‘r to liatlagaad Ila-play
f ” nrdwith almost usetlythe oppo-
Itwonldbc esiirnsble boon tohno
conidsgrce in their
At preemt the sur-
te of pure bewilder-
mcnt. Only lstc 'uneminent phyician
hassaidthntall ailments ariaefrmn
overeating an overslcsping, and that
thsgoldcnruleofhealthistobenparing
ofboth. Sir Jsmes Sawyer now comes
‘ advice. In speakingof KingGeovgc
lll’noftquoted maxim, “Sixhoursfora
man, novcn for a woman, eight for a
fool.” he considers tint the poor old
hing—whose brain, by the way, car—
tainlynecdcd more rest than it secured
—hnd "ls-gun attire wrong end.”
From hisown experience of his own
calling, Sir James Sawyer is decidedly
of opinion that medical men require
eight hours’ sleep if they can get it, and
that failing that they should hold on by
“the grand rule,“ “go to bed when you
canaud get up when you must." The
bedroom should be well ventilated, and
the “night cap," in the liquid form,
should bo discarded, as alcohol prevents
healthy sleep. It may produce a drowsy,
”We.
of an
honest
chew.
Made from best leaf.
ASK FOR
u.
stupefyiug cficct, but not refreshing
slumber.
Bisadvico as to eaiing is somewhat
optimistic. "If in man would only eat
naturally and at the proper time and
not out too much, he might eat anything
he liked.”—Chicago News—Record.
How Deaf Iatea Dance.
TOBACCO.
Always the same.
“I never felt so lonesome in my life," See out
said a gentleman recently, “as when l
chaucod to be thrown one day with a tag on
ya'cnio party of deaf mules. They could
understand «each other. laughed and our every
ricdouaud had a good time generally,
while i eat like a mummy. apart, look- ’ plug.
ing on. but unable to participate in any
of the fun.
”One thing that surprised me greatly,"
he continued, “was to see them indulge
in dancing. [had always snpposéd that
it was absolutely essential to hear the “
rhythm of the music in order to keep the
timo of a waits or polka. To beam-c,
they had an orchmtra on the dancing
barge. and foratimel regarded thatns
peculiar, for few if any of the party
could héur tho strains.
"After it little thought I solved the
mystery. The motes could not hear the
music, but they felt it, which was just
as cinema]. To be sure of the matter l
spoke to the leader of the orchestra. and
heaasurodmothat my surmisewascor-
rcct. sud that when he wasemployedby
the party it was exprcmly stipulated that
he should bring his biggest bass drum
and bass viola. The deep tones were
more vibratory than the others. and the
routes kept excellent waltz time by fool-
ing the vibration of the wood flooring
upon which they dsuccd.”-—New York
Herald.
Aeqairiag Foreign languages.
1: is unusual fora pcrsrm who goesimu
a foreign country after he has grown t»
adult yours to acquire the language oi
Makes an every-day convenience of an
oldelimc ilmuy. Pure and v. hoiesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large fies. Avoid
itaiions— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULS. Syracuse. N.Y.
ul! ly
mm
sandw-
6:? stock for this season ox-
c s in quantity and variety of
pattern anything I have over
oifered. I have more than
20, 00 MILLS
AND OVER
500 PATTERNS
from which to make your selec-
tion. I bought about two months
ago some 15,000 rolls to be ship—
ped as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and I
cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. If it is not
convenient for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you ith sam les and esti-
mate 9 your wor ‘. Now is a
good time to have your work done
Plug-”ultimo.""nicoaumc
iiill PAINTING
by'thorough mechanics.
Hamlin?" Jhé. P51"! linu-
E. E. Gorham,
so 2 That Are“ Kant Norwalk. f9"
“ Perfect”
F iour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
floor. It is a better flour than
Jones' or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more bread to the barrel
because it is a stronger flour;
that is, it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the best. and to
suit or no sale.
$5.25 buys n barrel.
.65 buys a 2% lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys 8 lbs
that country well enough to conceal his
alien origin. but there are exceptions.
Thorn is 3 (lemon in New York, who
has ham here only six years, who smoky
English without a trace of accent, oi
though he never studied the tongue until
he arrived in America. A professor of
Fh‘nf‘ll in this city says that Englishmen
flml Americans betray themselves more
ivy stress on the letter “i" when they try to
talk his language than in any other way.
Frenchmen urn more "stumped" by the
sound of th than by anything else in
English.
Um» of them, who dociaml that he
could pronounce anything in our tongue,
was uni-mi to say "Thcophilns Thistlo
thwnitc." He threw up his hands and
exclaimed. “Ah, barbarian!" This sound
in trying to tho Germans likewise, and
(mo of tho early things in Puck. when
that was a German paper, won a series
of pictnm representing a Teutonic
waiter twisting his nook and cracking
his teeth in the attempt to say “Thanks."
~New York Sun.
What Islam lla- M In Agriculture.
toughtushow to drawalarger return
than fonnovly from a particular soil and
a given surface, but by the solution at
sealswo have doubled and tripled the
formation of sugar in beet roots; by like
selections, the production of the potato
has been augmented. and we are seek-
ing, with certainty of success. yet morr
considerable increase in the production
of wheat. No less progress is reached in
the production of fruitaand blue
and of cattle, to the daily tlou
of the general condition of the human
Im’l’llissdvurlcohasboonpronioirdwm. n“part
l cloaeacquaiutance gen
elslb’lawlof llvhlgnature anrevealed
bydlsiuterustcdncieuce—lawawhichm
“n endeqnaliyandig‘ .
awayno
cation. of admiration by theelfortaof
Not only has intensive cultivation . ,
\Vlilili Hill “8
I few dam“! will be startled at the on: v
pear-dramas tauwill reward your clone. \l‘r
tirely havethe beet [lesions to ofer an agent
“matched“ the face at ihlemh.
WM ea Ila—Io worth-fondness is
bet easilyaadhononbly made brand paid to
boys. and girls in our
ha oi men. women.
e . You eaa Immmuey‘f'a'rtm worth»
on t on have an or. e uers so
ran to Lars. and ialtnetione so simple and plain.
the allsaerndtro- the start. Those-ho take
hold of the business reap the advantage that
ulna fro-the sued reparation of our oi the
oldest. most nonmetal, and largest publishing
houses in America. theme for our-clinic profits
that thsbaeiaesr roreadily and dromrly yields.
AI beginners succeed graadly and more than
realise their mum exp-«ruin». Thoee who
t itlade aswsrrlrhru. Thervbplrlly
gran-fora ew-orewortm.andwearga
than he at once. It you are airrad en.
What to a Mr sparr- mnte. s with
anthem to advantage, their write un at one;
for this Is our grand oppixlaalt I, and rrrriv
I in rr by Mara nail. in.
7 Ill! 0 00.. lion lie. 00. Augusta. lo
Buy.
To,
Price low,
Quality high.
iibble “it—Mind’s.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
Pills”! OFFICE lil'lLIllNii.
io'lttr .‘v’uruaik, i‘nnn.
Painless” Dentistry
'i'ceth filial and Exlraclml Mill-mt pain.
i'mwu and Bridge Work.
“EST till? 0? 'I'Iifl‘l'lf UN rum Bliltliltlt.
$8 $8
No bcttcr made no matter how murh you pay.
'0 la-
illlll scour r. 33!.
. Teeth a! ‘ without pain, - tri-
(ilsa. \‘Ililiud Air or Ampheorl.
Tfl'flt 0mm. - . - . lfn
Tooth Illicit with Aruulgam. - . M
Iver-Inflow. III".
‘f‘crth Illlul with Platinum, - - 73
Teeth tilled silt: Hold. - lllnsmi up
All Work ilnarsnteed.
(Minor-ea from I a. la. until 9 p. or.
Enlranre NI). 6}: “Wellington It. M It
E. ii. TflMLINSON
[WM.
1. M. Hoyt.
Drugs. Chemicals
MAXI)“
Fancy Toilet Articles.
flaring "11'thth Home! I. M.
lrsspsetfa rut aahareot the t»
Wmnfi’wm do!" utmost to Ele-
hytlelaas’ Prescriptions a Specialty.
E. G. TOMLINBOIE.
headroom-{linen and
Work Hoses.
With a
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w
Pint linoleum W
Get the "Basil! »“
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Turns You can rum 'r'llr.
Freshest Fish:
' tumour. instrum-
MAPlE SYRUP
ANli SUGAR '
TOBIHAD.
mum on on union.
Pickled Oysters.
"WHORE (hi—Aid. 3 1].
Hunt & Zeluff .
82 Washington Street.
E.B.Morris8aiel}o
Successors to R C. lorrin h Co.
canvas. szso,ooo.
Bi Solitary St. Boston, tiers.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
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Bank ates.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPUSIT WORK Hi All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World. L
ISOJIM in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
lfil) sold in Lynn,
w era a; of our so!
Maori... since that great fire.
. on store subjected to intense
eat, preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic 0 Fire in loll. in the Great Boston Fire
in l5._ and in all the great tires since. Bend
fornrculm. Agents wanted. him
on and Reliant?”
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEX
NEW YORK
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South Norwalk
AND
Norwaik.
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il'lli [vow i'irr :5. i2. IL. (linsehllmn etrwt
.\cw \Ilfh.:155 p. Ill.
irau- Nnrwnlk 5 p. In.; South Kuwait use.
p. m.
l'vcilrht Ytt‘l‘l‘ril from 7 u. m. to Fr p. In.
i'lmn up lilr-ntinn to “Fill! llw i'll)‘ of Sort
wuis‘ and .n [n will Iw evil! for axm‘lfll Int-oi
"r luili any» new in Now York or Hr- \li‘lfl").
(WAN [mm-up arr forbid [finding any of
the I‘lll’ilun-nni n u lull-Inf this line on m
count 0 the ow um llil‘IHtf. at?
ALL SIZES OF
:GRUSHED SHINE.
General Comment and Sam
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
[lot ammo. I ”l . ,5 . Prea-
Norn‘allm‘um. p» Ht... “Ngrlelt.
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2? Isle Sim! Harrell.
Bakers, irritations,
ICE OEEAM.
cm W’lfiwm
BREIgiAN’S
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mussel-rumour.
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