l'fi.
arilla
«sour: arms l on...
Does Much Work
Little Time.
In
hing alittla more thaubslt an
matedispoaed of agreatdeel of
baseceumulatedpendlugthere—
organisation It
the committem.
All of the earlier
. batch of non!»
tions were con-
ilrmedexcepthere
and Hampton,
just made. were
contirmedwithout
the tormelity of
riete committees.
minimum '
it do...
omnwmr ‘
Call and 300 Them
i
melanoma.
mwm
' vus erosion aaaoaio.
WW Ikuwlug m
lea Surely Issue-ed.
Basin, limb ti.—-lntalligsuee h-
besnluoeived showing beyond any doubt
thatthemidugsteamer Reroute is lost.
The British steamer Coventry irons Iso-
nendiua reports that on the morning of
llarnh 4. when in latitude 48 rtb, longi-
tude lowest, she pe-ed a Misfit- painted
white bearing the name "Karmic." The
boat was dusting keel upward. In the
afternoon of the same day another lifeboat
from the Naronic was named. This boat
gave evidence at having encounteredheavy
weather. Themastsod oars of the life-
boat had been lashed together and at
teehed to the painter and then thrown
overboard asasea anebortokecp the boat’s
head up to the wind and see.
Judging from appearances neither of the
boats had been long adriit. The position
of the drifting boutewas about south by
east of Sable iahud, on the bauka of New—
lonndlund. There is a chance that the oc-
cupants of the boats were picked up by a
passing vessel.
The number of souls on board the New
ronic were a crew of lib and it cattletnen.
who were on their return to this country.
Judge Bloke Surprised.
CLEVELAKD. March 2i.-—Judge Ricks of
the United States circuit court is in To
ledoto bear the cases of the Lake Shore
engineers. cited to appear for contempt of ;
court in refusing to obey the injunction in
the Ann Arbor strike. Be wu surprised
to know that his remarks in court on Sate
m urdey had been criticised by Chauncey M.
'euplou relating to thepropoeedreorgan-
Hinettheeleetiveodicersotthe senate,
theltqublieaua taking oceasioutoletthe
Dmutskuowthedetcrmiuationof their
“at '
tor-illus- Ielsr to Precedeute.
. In a casualwaythe Republicenleederu
sulurredtotheprecedeutaaud statedthat
threw-unauthority tor the reorganize
Hibalthaseuuteat an extraordinarysee—
in. and warned the Democrats, with due
and to perih- -~ a
mastery .
that they would
nutdtidlyhyaud
matheworkoire-
ugauiaation proa-
eeutedwithout at-
to frus
it is
tempting
Illicit.
none the mound rros
reorganisation "1" us! '
will hedlecu-ed in open session until after
another executive anion shall have been
held. At that executive session the lie-
puhllcuuawill untold to their opponents
the course they intend to pursue, and It
the Democrats then see lit to undertake
the task of reorganizing the elective of-
liners, the contest will be transferred to the
open se-iou.
It Is understood 'that certain prominent
Democratsbave said that rathertbsn re-
main here and engage in an unseemly
squabble they would be in favor of per-
mitting the present organization to remain
until congress meets in regular session. if
there is to be u struggle over this matter, it
will no doubt he precipitated soon.
long list ell-sky 0|“
Wasnmorox. March n—m president
sent the lollowing nominations to the sen-
ate:
state-James ll. lust: of lonidana to he
“Winery an minister pleuipoten.
{hryoftheUnitcdStstcs to France;Tbeudore
Runyon of Row Jersey to be envoy cxtraordl.
use-1nd ministevpleuipotentiaryor theUnited
“uncannyflobn LBisleyof NewYork
minister plani-
tohaeuvoy es and
mutheUalted Statcetonenmark.
claret). olWlueonaintobe
Jflico—J
United States circuit ludaelorthe Seventh Ju-
dicial circuit; Walla D. DebneyofVirginie to
headleitmforthedepartmentofstamcharlee
M—lrncetl’Jieldwlnofflarylamlto
hlflauditor of thetreaeurerhomae llob
Nefbeleware lobe iilthaudltorofthe
m-
m—Wedeflflum offlouth Carolina
tabeeumsehioasrefrallroads.
mun-lovemcharlesnmark.
Mandamherofweeiernaudumth-
nymtulesaemiaatieuu.
Whmhutouo-ee.
Wasumormr,lsrehll.—it is expected
that witlu the neat fewdsystbe meat
sand to the sextetheuomlne.
r
addusbnyhlheaeliaiutwsetouthe
_, pend ales ssekerabut tethsraettast
thew rmarvsa loudays iorwork
“Clio of persons ache
i _ class were Included llr.
" 7. .fisirlueu oftheas-
‘lieaellhueratteen-ultteoaudlnw.
ll. lined. esteem usual at Pennsyl-
utuasmaurmasrasynoum. '
Vacuum
i
i
1
'l
' testator's children.
Depew and Edward Luuterbach of New
York.
8150.000 Year the Encampment.
lsnlaxsrous, March ill—The city coco
ell made an appropriation of «5,000 to as-
sist. in defruyiog the expenses of the twen-
ty-seventh national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic to be held
here next September. A subscription of
mm) more by citiuna will be added to
the fund. __
What Bourke Cochran Thinks.
Bstvnronlz. March 2I.-Bourke Cochran
of New York said to a reporter: "I do not
think that Tammany Hall will be helped
much through Cleveland’s administration.
0! course. certain appointments will go to
that organization, but I do not think that
anything great is to be expected."
Its-Senator Saulshury "or, III.
Wrunlvnros, March 2|. — Esflnited
States Senator Eli Saulsbnry is critically
ill at his home at Dover. and his death is
. expected. He has long been a sulferer from
rheumatism. lie was in the senate from
1m until 185D. and was succeeded by Hon.
Anthony Higgins.
strikers Invited to Work.
Tomlin. March 2l.—Geueral Manager
Ashley of the Ann Arbor railway issued
an order inviting the old men to return to
work. The new men will not be dismissed
save for cause. but as fast as vacancies oc-
cur the old men will be given positions
first Buauu 0. Day (lets a Divorce.
CHAIPAIGI,IIII., Mamht’l.—Mrs. Susan
0. Day was granted a divorce from Wil-
liam A. Day. Day wns formerly a promi-
nent lawyer and mayor of the city. and
during the first Cleveland administration
was the second auditor of the treasury.
The Clothing Cuttoru' Troubles.
Nuw Your. March 21.——The action of the
clothing cutters whoere fighting the Cloth-
Ing Mauufaeturers' association showed that
they have no intention of yielding. and
made it almost certain that they will be
locked out on Saturday.
Governor Dwelling Very Sick.
Torus, March 21.—Governor melllng
lea very sick man. Since last Friday he
has been confined to hla rmru. On that
day he was aeiced with a hard chill. This
was lollowed by a fever, which ha grown
worse instead of better.
Dividing “all u Illllou.
Bmsm. March 2L—The will or the late
Catherine W. Myer. widow of General
Myer, the lather of the signal service. was
died for probate. The estate is valued at
mom and in divided equally among the
llloveu Fur-are Kinder Indictment.
owrssaono. Ky.. March ‘11.-l-:leven
well known farmerlof Perry and Crew-
ford counties, 1nd,, are under indictment.
charged with the murder of John David-
son, a well known farmer.
as»: aaooo In Ilia Aeeeuute.
nu. RIVIB. Mass. March m.-—llenry
ll. Palmer. assistant tellsrof there" River
National bank.has left towu.eadeoex~
evolution of his accounts shows a dad-
eisoey of about noon
To lob-lid the Temple at Oeee.
norms. March ill—The owners of the
burned 'l'remont temple will rebuild im-
mediately, adding two storiee to the rues-
sut height ofthe walla. The debt on the
temple was slum.
muses nus-ea re the west name.
Momma. March Tie—The Holmes
Methodist church. in Brnithlleld township,
waedeetroyedbyilre. Thlawastheolde‘
Naturalist Episcopal church west of the
Ohiorivsr. ...
nun-unusual.
Dunn. ills, Herein IL—Jl‘he trhl d
the cases of the versus Vera P.
Ara, alias Dis De liar, on chergvuol theft
and traud,b in prone-s in the circuit
court.
leukaemia-defecation”.
lmasamrs. llarek finals-Meet
ilarriuailstobe tendered the presidency
of theludiauastateuniverdtyat Bloc-
lsgtuubythetrnsteesefthatlastitutleu.
hooray-Ilium
law You. larch li.~A coroner’s Jury
gonad that Minx: .Ir'k-ediedlast
easements» acute
iieupertorreedbynrJlray-llhau.
MAMDIOM
Mlle-Chisfmlsb‘
'Nl-llo.
haltssksdtertke
wastwwka see asst
brawl-able".
mucous-seem
'i‘sssm,lsvesri.~hstuuetvsitea
held m 'J'hllnuasu hasn-
uflheflkumm-I
uptkeslea ,
ofdetallhgfis
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Ill lei-terse at. Brooklyn.
BUHAVPM
amuse-om d.
lllE mums run
Dixon and Siddoes Gave aVery
Poor Exhibition
I'll]! run SPORTS DISAPPOIITBD.
In the Twelve lees-ls Fought letklug
lesion or Remaining Rescued—Ike
crowd Amused Itself by Bluglug‘fle-e.
lweet Ilene.n
Cover lsmn Arummc Own, it. Y.,
liareb fix-A very large and enthusiastic
crowd of sporting men took udvsotlno of
the line weather and visited the Gooey
' Island Athletic club in anticipation of see-
ingtwoapirited contests. lnthellgbtbe-
tween Jack HeGee and Billy McCarthy.
theboyslooked tor a goodstiifbout. but
salt was down for a limited number of
rounds. not quite so much was looked lor
from these two as from the others, for if
thegamegottoohot loronehecould
stand the other off for a round or two and
' thus gain time. Dixon.howcvsr,aceord-
log to agreement. had to knock Siddona
out in 12 rounds or best him. Everybody
knows that Dixon is a rapid lighter and by
far the most. scientific boxer. while all
those who know Siddons are fully aware of
the fact that he is byno meansaueasy
man to knock out.
The lit-round contest between lileGeeand
McCarthy resulted in a draw, with honors
about equally divided.
The Dixon-tilddoua light.
The all notion of the evening begun with
the appearance of George Dixon. who look
the place of Skelly. who was sick. and
George Siddons. The latter was in prime
condition. while the former had no training
at all for the tight and was thus placed at
a disadvantage.
First Round-Dixon walked around his man
lclntiug several times. but making no attempt
to lead- llc suddenly landed bk left on Sid-
dcua‘riba. Helebbedhlsleftegaininlbelume
placeand received in returnillddons'lefiinuhe
face rather lightly.
Second llound~They sparred a few minutes
foran openlngmhen Dixon rushed in andswung
his left on lliddons and got away without a re
turn. Dixon rushed him again and landed left
and right. The cmwd biased Sid-lone for re-
maining away. Dixon made three more rushes
before the clone of the round and landed with
his left each time. fiiddons played a waiting
game
The Fighters We're III-ed.
Third Round—Dixon landed another left a:
Siddons' ribs and retired without any return.
There wasanotber minute of walking around
and Dixon landed the left spin in the some
place. These were the only blows in thiaruund
and the fighters were bimcd.
Fourth Round~ Dixon went right at his man
the minute they met, and landed his left rm
Siddnna' staunch. Theyclioebed and alter the
Mullixonraninegaiu and landedhotblel’t
and right. it was a very lame round. with
Dixon doing all the leading.
The fifth and sixth rounds were colours
that the crowd yelled "Fake" at the com-
butanta.
Seventh llound~The eriesof ”Fake" braced
themen ups little. and Dixon showed a little
more energy at the alert by landing on aid-
dona' stomach and forced matters slowly. laud-
tng lightly on the neck. "Homo. Sweet Horne.”
was whistlrd by at Icon! Lilli people. during
which limo Siddons avoided a wild rush by
Dixon. The round ended with far more music
than elem-Inu-
The-Crowd “lulled "Home, Sweet "one"
Eighth llmmd —The crowd kept on whistling
”Home. Sweet Horne“ all through the rnioutea‘
rest. and it had the desired enrol. es the boy-
did more genuine fighting in this round than in
guy of the preceding moods. and even at that
they did not do ennui: to keep themselves
warm. Silldona. however. did do a little lead-
iru. and then-owd yelled like fiends.
Sloth lionnd --Dixon landed two leftsou the
ml: in quick anccmion and then another
left in the some place. A light upon Mdona‘
neck thud the round.
Tenth Round m'l'he rrmvd brush to leave their
acute. Dixon lowed the lighting and landed a
few more mid left handed blown on the cheat
and noun-ch uf Hid-Inna.
Eleventh Round-«After e minute‘s walking
Dixon landed u gmd blow over motions” heart.
Dixon exhibited some temper and hurled are
other blow in the face. lolluwlng it with a light
tapou the ribs with his left.
Twelfth lhnnod~About [all the people in the
house left before the pair revue up for this
round. Dixon marli- matters lively. however.
hyforcingtlue lighting. lie dmvw Sicilians all
over the ring and landed many rim willt both
mm but ruins of the blow were of a knock-
out nature.
The light was a draw, am! the general
verdict was that it wathe ream-t exhibi-
tion ever seen around these parts.
Au Old Murder [lee-lied.
erru lines, March 2l.~-The mllrehen
are confident that there is ground for be-
lieving the murderer of John ll. Clayton at
Plummervillr is in the hands of the au-
thorities at Butte, liar... who claim that
they have positive identification of the
murderer. Four years agothe legislature
passed an act olferiuge reward of ”Antler
the es ore and conviction of the murder
Reward ler Dolor-Mica.
New Your. March fl.-lt is stated that
Captain Ambrose Snow and the owners of
the ship Cyrus Wattle”. on board which
twod ltehomhewervealdtohavebasu
lea .haveoleredarewsrd of tithe
anyone whowlll teliwherethestevyufths
bombs originated.
Vowel lul’atersau.
llerekll.-—Countsetett
quarter dollars arsvapieutitel is this
dty.aadtwodoaea-euaadbcyssreleek-
iagtermereofthespurioeamiaiaeem-
htheaandyllilldiurietkmwkeru
It havehssaf
we u
Parkman. N. J.,
m rumour er. IIIDIE.
MN I. means. al 1!
e vouuo woiisu.
[key Curry 'I'kelv llelber'a My In. a
luv-lug narrates.
Petunstms. March al.-ilut for the
sour-age and presence of mind of louryouog
women, the body of their dead mother
would have been cremated. 0n Wedassv
day last lilrs. Ann Donahuediedetthasgs
ofill. Thelmrsiaterswenttothe kitchen
to get something to eststteraiongvigil
by their mother's bier. While down stairs
they detected thunder of smoke. end-run-
ning up tothsroomlu which thelrmothw'a
hodywealylugthey fonndthatone of the
candles around the come had overturned.
and thscarpetand windowcourtalnewure
shine. The girls did their best to stamp
out the tire, but finding that the dam-
were arising around the code they pickad
up the esaketand staggered from the bias-
ing room with their heavy load.
Derlalvelyfiheorcdl by lrlshr-eu.
1.03003, March 21.-ln the houseol coup
mona William Johnston, Conservative.
asked Chief Secretary Morley if it iatrue
that the government is hiring mills in
Ulster to accommodate 2,000 Brizish sol.
diers. The lrish Nationalists derieively
cheered the speaker, who, according to ru-
mor, is pledged. in the event of home rule.
to take the Bible in one bond and a rifle in
the other. Chief Secrelary Morley replied
that the statement implied in the question
was entirely untrue.
.1 . 1,.
The Fair to 3. Opus at Night.
Cmcaoo. March 2l.-li. was practically
settled that whatever the late of Sunday
:Ioaiug. the rule at the World's lair will be
late closing. Chief Engineer Shanklaud
said: “The electrical exhibit is the ilucst
thing on the grounds. The people will
want to see it and they will be given a
chance. This means that the gates will be
kept open until ll oPclock. Any other rul-
ing would he the utmost lolly."
All-Ire at Albany.
Amen. March 2I.—-Colnptroller Camp
hell's report to the legislature on World’s
fair expenses showed thecommiraiou’s bills
as a whole were not extravagant, though
some of them needed explanation. There
will probably be no telephone legislation
this year as the senate refused to takeGeu-
eral McMahon’s bill from the committee
where it is practically smothered.
w Mr. Carlisle [tests on quday.
Wasmxorox, liar-eh 2L—"Thesecruiary
will see no visitors on Monday," was the
sign pinned on the door leading into Sacra
rary Carliele's room. It means exactly
what it says. as a number of visitors. in-
cluding several senators. found out when
they colledto see Secretary Carlisle.
Fell flair to a Large Fort-lo.
Tirol, N. Y., March Sir-03cc P. H.
Conghliu. a member of the police force of
this city. has fallen heir to an estate in
England by the death of General Conghllu
of the British army. The estate is valued
at 3.000.000.
largurwt Mather Wins the Cult.
Saw Your. March 2i.-—-’l'he suit of Actor
Henry F. Walton against Margaret lla-
ther, the actress. to recover 31,500 for so
weeks' salary at O75 a week, was dismissed
by Judge Xewburger.
Jae-sea ll. Carleton Dead.
lIat'EIillll. Mesa. March 21..James H.
Carleton. thewralthiest citizen of thirdly,
is dead. lie was several times the Demo-
cratic candidate for lieutenant governor.
THE NEWS IN Few—Lines.
The lower house Inf the Austrian reichs-
reth has elected the Baron von Chlam-
ner-ky president.
The Germanic Electric mmpauy at Marl-
boro, Mam. which recently made an as.
signment. have discharged their employees
and closed their factory.
The high school building at Champagne,
ills. was deolroyed by lire.
Hollis. Dearburn d: (‘11., custom oboe
manufacturers of Marlboro, Men, have
made an assignment.
The convicts who have been locked in
their cells In the Massachusetts state prim
on for two weeks have resumed their vari~
one occupations.
Judge Edward l. (.‘rslg, head of the
Southern Pacific law department, died of
pleuriey at San Francisco.
fire destroyed live blocks in the town of
Zlensville. ind.
it is asserted that while Miss Ada iii-hen
did not pose lor her silver statue It is as
exact rsprodueflou of her. Hire lie lam-
hart did than-lee, end the measurements
are those of he lichen.
“am It. llexter of Three Rivers.
.. a rated heed uaher at
the White Housem
Another bomb was exploded in Roses at
the enhance of the Merino“ palace.
”any windows were smashed. but no one
was hurt.
The Pennsylvania supremecourt refused
togvaut the petition to admit to hall and
allow a special allocatur to llugh I. Dump.
way and lichen neatly. convicted stile-s.
stead of poisoning nou unionists.
“autopsy upon the bodyof Howard-l.
Schneider. the Washington murderer.
ehowstkethewaslassneatthetlraeolhle
creation
T. V. Powderlydvaies thettateasaut
he is with the aid of the Catholic
she to overthrow this country under
the protest of siding workmen.
A hurricane is New Mil wal- 4H
tothe amount of 1“”,qu lb!
”Minimum
la the Blithh parliaueet theWerid's
Wit-Wesson
his
that
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”as“ site at on.
hassle pun-definitions
m& as
fl is big Mal
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hon-"mayor.
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graham:
yam...
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rim to so
Job Printing
done. where , their
motto is ,, Quick-
noss. Easiness.
Accuracy ‘ and
Low Prices.
. illli'llllls
I'lll‘ll’lllllli
lrasnsftfullyeoliflt shale mm
age. rslartopllmbtngihdva
luthelaployot diam
fifiww’ifi
RANGES.
STOVES.
TIN WARE
Pitching it all its limits.
fill smell Plllllills Slll'l'llis
T. 8. IlllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. ‘ll
[runsrovmmtom
Freshest . _, Flo:
INTERN". ream
MAPLE SYRUP
TO 3! BAD.
mum on: on tuners. ”
Pickled Oysters.
TWO“ CALLflll.
Hunt & Zeluff
Iii Washington Street.
BISHOP WIGGER 6W“ UP.
All Former Orders OIvau by It. lluvu
flees Withdrawn.
Nltw Youk, March EL—Blabop Wiggu
I! the dioccee of Newark has issued I oi!-
;eularletteraddressed toeachpriaatlnthe
diocese rescinding his former order in
which the prieeta wereordered to refuse
ubeolution to rho-w rrwlnbel'l of the parish
who sent their ci’uirm to the public
schools in preference to the
tehoole Thu lens-r i» as follows:
Rev. Dun Hm—«ln tin-ruse of those parents
also without sullloleut reamn send thetrcbil»
tron topnblic N'lonluJ beg to inform you that
alldlrectiouu. whether publlcor private. given
hyme in regard to refusing ibomabeoluliou
are hereby withdrawn. The cea_e thus falls uu~
tor the metal principles of moral theohgy
l'leadlug For a fallen Wu-uu. '
Burrs nus, Pa, liereh ll.~—A new
tion was caused in court when Judge
Wickham prepared to sentence Mrs.
Thornburg, who plead guilty to keeping a
disorderly house. Rev. Li. J. Sleepy, e
llethodist minister. made a plea in her ho
great devotion as a nurse in a family that
were .dly amiotod with black diphtheria
that carried 0! some of the children.
Many in the courtroom were visibly aflect—
ed by his plea She was released on pay-
ment of costs.
BIeuppoIat-eut Killed Elm.
Eolxnvno. ind. March 2l.——E K. lies-
ford, formerly postmaster at this place un-
der Cleveland isdead. llaeford had been
trying to get the position again, but the
president's announcement that he would
not employ sny former occupant of china
disappointed him so greatly that it brought
on the illness of which he died.
ltyaud l'uaud Guilty at Kills-lug.
KITI’A‘KlXo. Pa, March 21,—The jury
in the ease of W. .l. liraud, charged with
murder and attempted bank robbery at
Leechbnrg. handed in a verdict lluding
Ryand guilty of murder in the second dc.
grce. The judge then sentenced Ryand to
is years in the penitentiary. The other
cases were postponed till June.
Bllaaavd lu Bewfouwdlaud.
9r. Jonx's. N. R. March 21.—A fearful
blluarri visited this section. The streets
were snowed under to the extent of three
feet. In the country the snow is 10 feet
deep in places. At Salmonier live men
were drowned by the ewemping of s her-
ring skiff.
To Apply For (‘ertiflculos
Punlustrms. March 2L~lt is definitely
announced by ex-Chief J ustice l-desnl M.
Parson. one of the receivers of the Reading
Railroad company. that an learns of receiv~
ere' certificates has been decided upon, and
that application for the Deanery author-
ity will be mode to Judge Dallas within a
few days. __
Death or at re 'I'at.
Sex Fruxmm. March 2l.—-Sl Po Tel.
the famous Chinese doctor, died here of
asthma lie was 7d years old and came to
San Francisco to years ago. He waswidely
known all over the Pacific coast and num-
bered among his patients hundreds of white
people as well as Chinese.
A fon:l;;;’lll luvesllgulo.
3051031 March 2l.--The house adopted
special committee to investigate the alleged
discrimination on tho part of the New
York. New Ilsven and Hartford company
against the New York and Sew England.
lleavy hue iv Fire.
Prrrsnl'no. hlarch 2L~The loss to the
United Stairs Glam eompanyhy the recent
lire at Tam-Mo is estimated at dim,” to
ammo. About 500 persons, Wot whom
an uirle. are thrown out of employment. it
is doubtful if the factory will be rebuilt.
Religious Ill-la lu f'llluu.
Bassoon. llarrh 2l.-~lisliuioue riots
harv- broken out in Army. Many native
Christians have been tortured and a few
have been killed. The English miealouary
was attacked by a mob of fanatics and
barely saved his life by flight.
Butler to "glut In a Change.
Wasmmrov, limb fil.‘ Senator Boiler
Intends to make a fight for a distribution
of the appropriation bills among the vari-
ous crusts committees, changing the pvee
out plan, which sends them all tothe com-
mittee on .
Against Insulate Treaty.
Raw Your. larch lira ' timep-
eru. president of the American Federation
of labor, bssaridreeaesi a circular to the
trade and labor union! to mt value
the proposed treaty between the cited
States and lluaeia.
Well luau- lulu-or Deed.
KW. it. I.. larch 2i.~~li’lonuce
labouryJormevlyoee of the heat short
distance swimmers in the country. riled of
pnurnonis. lie had won many prises
throughout New Knelsnd
will lull la rue yrs-es.
ms. larch arm l’. 4.. Col-
smimeralefthelleltwlfitateeat
“Shaikh , will sell from New
York for two weeks trout seat
Wed-slay.
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'um Pulse. I. 1.. level: than
Wis. Mathew
kaedcreker when. Tkavewsre
”tar-eel veluulattimuursdia
tkekeuea
"mum
.Mutu
he sure-e tees-lit!
half. In whlohhecltsd an instance of her .
in its original form the order to appoint a '
——.
n’t be a cow,
and chew your cud.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure am! wholesome.
Prepared with scmpuious (are. Highest
award atoll Pure Food Expositions. Each
keg: makes two Luge pies. Avoid
'talions—nnd insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL 5t SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
oi: ly
Willi Hill 08
a few days, and you-iii he startled at 1hr um-v
peeled success that will reward your elon- ll r
positively in" the but bull” to oln an rpm
that as he found on the tare or this mull.
“I... profit ou 818.00 worth wttvuelneae is
hot mllyeadhouorehiy made it sad paid to
In of men. women, boys. girls in our
rum. You can make money faster at work for
as have any idea of. The business is so
my to . and instructions Iosimple
that all succeed Iron the start.
audplain.
who take
hold of the business mp the advantage
arises front the sound reputation or use he
oldest. most samurai. and m lag
houses In America. Secure for oereell the profits
that the business so readily and namely yields.
All succeed madly and more than
wait-e this main: rs slim. nose who
i It Iu-l exactly as we Ir l the-i. Thrrriepleuty
07mm for a few more workers. and we
them to be a at once.
«that are a low I
If you an alread cu.
mums wish
to use there to advantage. then write us at 0
{our grand uppovtuuitv . earl rrcru
an by return null. rose,
has lio- W. Augusta. Ia
thieli
rlru
[VIZ I (30.
“if
W. L DOUGLAS
83 8H0! solids.
gorge—rag
'eset
“‘
inflow
lung;
llo lore Aches.
lln lore Restless Days.
llo More Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion [lope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
lay.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
lllNLSflflTHER.
Ask your nelgh‘or about it. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
6in flrug Store,
32 WASHISGTOX $11.
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
let mania
“ Perfect”
Flour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. 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 a barrel.
.68 buys a 24% lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys 8 lbs.
fur.
P250 low,
Quality high.
Mew—~—
llihhle &. Bumsmck’s.
DR. F. w. DARMER.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
SO. XOR WALK.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled and Estrada! without pain.
l'mwn and Bridge Work.
Illbl'l‘ Pill'l‘ "Y ‘I'Itl‘lll 03 RED Illillillllf.
$8 $8
No better music no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pale, - w.-
Illee. \‘ltliln-d Alror Amphem-i.
Teeth cleaned. - . . 7
Teeth tilled with Am . tor
Teeth tilled with Platinum. - . 7:»
Teeth Mimi with fluid. - ”mum up
All Work tiuaraaieed.
om... open from I a. .- until I p. In.
lulrsm 80. t3 Washington u. all I}
E. I}. llllllllISIlN
Hunted Pharmacist.
Drugs. on...
Fancy Toilet Articles.
llavi mheeedtheliruahasloesseflJt.
{Langley-utility criticise-hereof the pal-—
weed will dour utmost telle-
hysieiese’ Prescriptions a specially.
E. G. TOMLINSON.
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Roadsters. Business and
lot Hm.
E.B.Morris$alello
Successors to B. c. lerrls it (is.
earner. emcee.
ll Solitary lit, Boston, Ilse.
Fire and
Burglar-Prod Safes.
-
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vaultllnors.
AND
llEPllSll Milli 0F Ill KIIIIIS.
The Best Safes in the will.
mum in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
ISO sold in Lynn. lines" since that
where 5110f our sales Were subjectcdgtzcizttcfln';
but. press-rung their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic- ,1 Fire in lbIl. in the Great
in ”.1. and in all the great fires engulfing."
for circulars. Agents wanted.
on and "reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
emu-xx
NEW YORK
AND
South ligrwalk
Norwalk.
THE l’ROl’ELLERS
City of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
Will Iraw Pit-r L'J. 5:. IL. iiieekmen ell!“
hm York.“ 5p. m.
p I?" Norwalk ii p. m.; Honih Norwalk ‘6):
. 1.
Freight receiver! from 7 a. in. ms p. m.
'l'lrln u‘p flirrllmfir: age-oi? the City of NM’
u an: e w an at ur ~iel
Il'viulll aortic"- ln Nev: York (.5th vmlgl.
"Autumn: are turbid treating any of
the em ions of tire boats of this i
count "rib!- owner» thereof. ‘ I. on;
ALL SIZES or?”
BRUSHED SHINE.
until tornado: alt-18ml
hsiuess a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
0. lleillll is Still
“multimillion".
il lestieytes it. to. Mall
21 Isle ttrsst rarest.
Balers, (lifetimes.
ICE CREAM.
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