paganism-n
Call and See Them.
“Willi IS “IT! I Illlfll.
Willieekertlo.
museum
THE STRIKE AT ANN MIDI.
’ cannon nun
F.8hepard Expires Ai-
‘ ter Talon: Ether.
Ann Arborroad. Ir. Ashley, man-gar oi
theAunArbor.asys this Is not the list
dillieultytharoed has had tocoutsnd with
since the commencement of the strike.
Night alter ulghtatOwomo. wh-stbaAnn
Arbor train Is about to pullout, labor-yin-
IlIl-Nlfll poll the coupling pins iron: the
are, so that when the train gets darted
they areiorcsdtoraturnandhitchtogatber
again. The strikers disclaim any knowl»
cdlrflthe peculiar incidents. and saythey
do not iavor such a course. A reward oi
do» has been oflered lot to» - vrpeiraters.
The strikers have sent in - w the rail-
I'OId commissioneroi Mich; eh informing
him that the Ann Arbor isduily breaking
the law which compels all trains to come
to a dead stop before crossing at junctions.
They say the nonunion engineers know‘
nothing oi the law governing the point on
oi the rules'bi’the company.
MANY FIRES IN MILWAUKEE.
[aura-es Companies 'l'krsahsw. to With—
draw From not C"!-
Mitwsnsrr. March h-Ilrebugs have
terrorlsed this city. The entire detective
iorce ls scouring the town and vicinity ior
ineeudiaries. insurance men are thorough-
ly alarmed and say that the leading oom-
pauies intend to withdraw from the city
until confidence is restored. llilwauksa
basbaeusounred hydro. Sincethenm-
mare oi last October, which swept away
the greater portion oi the Third ward,
these has been an alarming m at
costlyllres Alltheilres have besnln
busineesblocks and manyhave benoia
mysterious origin. Within the past week
there have been seven big lives. and when
two more started yesterday citizens gener-
ally. and insurance men particularly, went
into hysterics. The police have secured
strong evidencp that the fires were oi in-
cendiary origin.
World's Pair Sports.
Chicano, March it’s—The World’s iair
directors have concluded not to give their
olilcial sauction to sports and games held
here during the iair. The League oi Amer
ican wheelmen, the Amateur Athletic as-
' sociatiou and the National Rowing succin-
tion asked the directors to auction the
sports under their control and give an ex-
position medal, but the directors thought
ii they did this would bring in a flood oi
such applications. and so refused the re-
quest.
rwlmwho were about to make
m to ascertainwhetherthe
‘ " that he suiiered irorn
7*:mhths biaddarwas correct. Colonel
"Whollbeeniugoodhealtthtnear-
1, truth saohenoticed symptoms that
ii- to balievs that he was allicted
In“. in the bladder. Be lctitgo
dill not consult a physician until-
ink inst-hm he went to Dr. Melons
fiWHmfihi-suspicioua Thedoctor
fill!!! them and advised him to at
”Mhnuamhniouundtoun-
h.) an m should it bedeomcd
,m. The colonel agreedtothisand
illuminationwsadscidedou.
V “Wheat-entrant.
mike arrival oi thedoetorhecom.
uissvaepalnnandsaidhethought
wield-Mom But hallsstwsatto
“emailed up the odlce oi his
" ' and gave annmher oi Instruction
itaiuturo conductiucase anything
happen to him. Asuobodyiuhis
(flee howhe was ill these’ instructions
Moonsidersble wonder.
WW then saidthat he was
”bribe surgeons, and they, withtha
has“, begun the work oi puttlng him
with fiber. He had inhaled the drug
hwttwoortbree times when the physician
dangerous symptoms and stopped
timinhlsfiun. Colonel Shepard ennkrap-
“Vi.
’l'wo Chisi- ia Camden.
Cartons, N. J., March fi—The rival
chieis oi police—Todd. Republican and
, Davis Democrat—the latter the new up
pointee, were on duty at the city hali,each
attemptingtocaercise his authority, but
there was no clash between them. The
' Democrats talk oi arresting Dodd. Ii he
appears on the street in uuiiornn on the
charged impersonating” odicer.
Bourke Caokraa Il-rt.
Wasuisoros, March Zi—Congre-mau
Bourke Cocknu was riding leisurely along
a country road when his horse stumbled
over a stone and fell heavily to the ground.
Mr. Cochran tried to jump. but his Ieit
loot caught In the stirrup. The horse
rolled over on his side and Mr. Cocknn's
leg was badly bruised.
. , ./
ELLIOTT I. SHIPARD.
idh, and it was feared that he could not be
rallied. Powerful restorativee were ad-
ministered. At the end oi an hour' work
withoa’ygeu bewasreetorcdtopa ialcon-
aoiousnem. and he continued apparently to
rally. Soon after, without warning and
for aoapparent reason, he began rapidly
b ink. The oxygen tmtment was re-
* filed. but it was oi no avail, and he died.
In w' unconscious. and his death was
‘ l. Thecauseoithedeathgivenby
the physicians was cedesna oi the lungs.
Bria! stack 0! Ilia Idle.
Ir. Shepard was born in Jamestown, N.
1., on July 5, was He graduated irosn
hollow York University In 1855 and was
m to the bar in “58.
him-nil use he was ald—de-csmpou
the” oi Governtw Edwin D. Human,
was In command oitbe depot oivoluu-
turnatflmira, N. Y., and aided in organ-
cquipping and iorwardlng totha deld
50,000 troops. lie was instrumental
iaraislng the Fortydlrst New York regi-
mmt. which was named the Shepard rides.
Howasthsiounder oi the New YorkStato
Barsmodalion in mm
. Bk lather. Pitch Shepard. was the presi-
w d the Rational Bank Note company.
as that in hisboyhooddayaflr. Shepard
hams familiar withtbe smell oi printers'
Ink.
[I N he purchased The Mail and En
imandItwsatbcu that be common
midway before the public. One oi his
was to print every day at the Mad oi
“editorial columnaverssiromtha Bible.
I‘ll Known to Newspaper Ian.
Formally Ir. Shepard wasplsssautand
lie was rather above the medium
wand strongly built. and hismysars
at very llghtly on his shoulders, being
no New York Behavea lIIeaIy.
Lawns, Del, March Edi—J11» United
States cruiser New York. which went to
sea In the aiteruoon, returned tohrr an-
chorage In consequence oi thick fogs oi
the capes. Mr. Baud, adjuster oi her oom-
pam. reports all well on bosrd, and. so iar
as tested, the cruiser acted in every respect
highly sstisiactory.
A Judge Piles light and hit.
N" Yons, March fli~itecorder Smyth
upon talesinen summoned ior examination
tions as jurors
The Oluskbaut Ashore. '5'"
east oi the lighthouse.
Investigating a Priso- Warden.
Md the sprinkling oi gray in
grouse sage. He was clear W “l" “M 22221.-..“
flsflthhhlndsmls “Gum-Varanasi!!!“
Ir. Shepard had long been knownto
WmsuofllewYovkss an active
andman oi slialrgflwhllsaot
My engaged In Isis. n
libel material ior column alter column
d ,"apisasantmantolntavview.a
apasksrandawrltarotoossslsnsl
"no current topics width W ”a.
Maw-Indoor! nus-mum, ”'
imposed ilucs mating about m.”
In the Buchanan murder case, who had
failed to answer to their names when called
to be questioned concerning theirquallilca-
New You. March u—The steel tank
steamship Gluckhaui. irorn Stettin on
March II, In ballast. for this port..whlla
groping her way through a murky ing ran
on the mndy beach of Fire Island,12mllss
Ramon. larch iii—The state senate
has taken the Investigation oi the charge
against Warden Chamberlain out oi the
hands at the stateprlson committee bycrs-
sung a joint spselaicmninlttea to make In-
Paais, March 5-41» Debatspnbllahes
alstterirom ilsronds Mulch to sa-Pra-
rules OrIspI. showing that the mono iraum
resolved by the latter irotn Mulch waste
y the erpsoassoi obtaining ice Hanan
flu... mu...
licenses. N. J., larch n—lncounslt
or" w '~ Wf' "r
Genuine , rtlcle. .
WWM Mi ""5:
finer. IIIIII It on. n
llilsat'asll Brooklyn.
cum-vermin. l summon.
‘Agwstah its-this. so
" ITIIB ll} CH IEIIII.
“-1
it is Said His Cy Will Come
Up Next} Week.
——--—0——
cm I]!!! Pill)! WW9”!
————1r___.
an. m sac an semis-1 W
gating ”tyranny—«ll. I» Groves lan-
tie-ad for United States W
III" ‘5“ “WP KM “pit-I-
Wasaraoros, lurch “—11” reporter
at the New York Recorder We his
"an minding-1am William N Roach
‘ ecase r .
will come up iormallyfiliu the senate next
week. Areaolutionvl II beintroduoedby
a member oi the
committeeoupriw
Ilegm and clu-
‘ thus, calling ior
an investigationoi
t h e statements
published hereto-
iorc, and the ma-
jority will be thus
iorcrd to show its
hand. The North
Dakota senator
has had an upper-
_ tunity to take the
initiative himseli,
but he hu not
seen lit to do so.
He was advised
morethan a week by a senator who
basal-hays held mafia-personal nihilism
wi him that the course or in
wouldbeto rise In immaudgivehis
aidroi thecaseiromi un rig.
“He was informed that the question
would come up for discussion, and that he
would appear In a much better light ii he
should precipitate it rather than permit
himseii to be put in. the position oi at-
tempting to escape investigation.
"in reviewing his “word himself and ad-
mitting his delinquelhcies with his own
mm ”Edith“? "° 3321;:
capausi rpea orpu -
pathy, and that was the best thing he could
now do Roach said at that he believed
this would be the wisest course, but a con-
snItatiou with another person brought a
change oi heart. and he then said that he
had been advised not to do so."
« Na Struggle ukely.
Wssiinvomiv. Iiareb u—The Indica-
tions at present do not point to a protract-
ed fight in the senate over the reorganisa-
tiunoi the elective cilia": Ii the state
ments oi some Demmmtic senators can be
taken as an index to their ieelings on the
question they will capitulate without
much oi a struggle. The Republicans my
they will insist upon a strict iollowing oi
the precedents, and ii they have the
strength to stand up ior that resolution it
looks u if they would be able to loves the
Democrats to hold all until the commence
maron meat
rnent oi the regular mission.
A Question Apnmntly Settled.
Wamvsoros, Month 25.——Secretary Car-
Iisle announced that Secretary Gresham
would direct the American ministers tothe
several European countries to invite the
governments to which they are accredited
to send delegates to the international mono
tary conference beginning May d). This
would seem to put lit rest the statements
‘ that the new administration would not in.
vite the coniemnce Ml "assemble.
Investigating: Reciprocity.
Wasnisorox. Munch tit—President
Cleveland has asked Secretary Gresham to
prepare asralrmont iii the existing state
oi the negotiations under the reciprocity
section oi the McKinley tarlii law with
Venezuela, iIaytl rind Colombia. This
question will be tsllen up. and It may be
that some concession will be made tothe
countries ruined In order to recover our
trade.
The Compact oilborocy Isplna.
Wasunmros, March 1541‘s. compact
oi secrecy between the United States and
Great Britain regarding the cases, counter
cases and arguments In the Behring sea
arbitration having lblplml by limitation,
all the documents will be sent simulta-
neously to the senate oi the United States
and the parliament (it Great Britain.
Politics Didn't I'Igare.
Wasnisormv. March u—Asslstaet Seo-
rstary oi State Quincy said he wished It un-
derstood that politics had nothing to do
with the revocation by the department oi
Its appointment oi Dean 1". Curry oi Al—
bion. N. Y.. as cmmmercial agent at Yar-
montli. N. S.
I'or llaltad M”.- 1m"!-
Wssniroros. Mllluh lit—A rumnrwas
current in the tressory department that
the president had dllclded toappolnt it 0.
Graves United Staten . Mr. “
was side! at the bailout: of engraving and
printing In Hr. Cleveland's first admluls
trItIou.
MW
In. Cleveland Wars a law (lawn.
Wsswnvo'ros. Witch Ii—Mra Cleve-
land‘s rsesptlon was\ the largest that she
hashald during heir present residence In
the White House. l
sine-marrow m laghsa ones a womb-stead lathe-ed moon 5‘ ””31"
. ' . . worsanew
lamfl'Ms tardthslsteCour Mthynddmtdthbplsnsulcldedby molt/sum I.
to the vthus as “labia!-
”’ andsrbllts.
. was current at the time that ksr
pressatswsrsvslusdstkslts
mild“.
sothorltks will bury him.
sits-Isa by 'rnass rs wastes.
A's-imitations“.
arisen. flank Im-Conldsrebla as-
“manifested hers Iodsyovsr
city. has been storm with typhus.
ulna! Pro- a flask and m.
Wm, H. T... larch fi—dlsnry Ii
nose man at
dock and was drowned.
“ethyltsltspssa.
Antsy,“
“also“!!!
lstsatsrdlssthask
suttstksiuesbsad.
fimm‘mhm‘fl.
Mammal-William“.
”wwwmaanamtah
“Hummus-oi
ls thh dty. Thdbsmhswsverns
mummy-r.
“MM.“
.“"....'°'is.i “mm:
jumping Into the North river. The city
cm or Inn». larch Switch-t
[auntie Amsrleaanowiaprlsoahsrsoo
Ihaehsrgs oi swindllng jewelers Is this
its smill owner and prominent bud:
m Constablevllla. slipped iron: a
«(cassava-deans
win—~—
llghov Mica Confined.
Wmoroa, flinch at ~— BIr Julian
Wow. atwrrs t minister to the
United ltatss. II I have thsrsnk
dusts-scion Pnlsldsnt Cleveland will
coalwallks title on the mlnlsterto the
oourtoi St. James.
«W
latenltaa or the President.
Wasairoros, lilreh mum. matched
basupieisnl hlslsnsntlon to dlvorcsths
silos oi pensim «monomer irom poll-
tles,asd quIlmm'hwln
conduct It purely-Eli buds-s pvlnolplm.
law-HM onealla'ork.
auras-sauna“
fl
ck
maul-aha heydththfiswvhu
. hm
' MM: ,'
fl
3,-
“at has
studios-“mass
e
I
mum. IBITE in m
dune. where their
motto is Quick-
nose, Neutness.
Accuracy and
Low Prices. A
J Allov-
”Wm-e
Ill IIIIIIII‘I'BI ti. IIIBIE.
mocrssonroassuacs. ally
BIIERIAN ATHOGITIEl WRECKED 8V 870d”
M Sailors on. a first“. Jason-t al laterlspsrtsho-Ihalasauuume‘
prosthetics-s. ”mm-as.
summon—Masons. Lovlmtuz. H~Thebeavystorm
Innis A.ParadylwaudoueWilsoo,M which overalargsaestionoitha
arrlvsdouthsstaamerflaelictromcuss, mtbd (mutilate-m Thestormwss
givsatarrlbleaeeountoi cruel trastrnssu In the nature oi a cyclone at Bowling
rsodvedbytbsm in Siberia They-nod final. The vooi'soi lliorm bouseawere
on. the ssaIlngschoouer Marylihomsnmwum th- antenna-tenement-
andwsntashoramitkecoastoiksmehatka‘lllhod intothestreet. The most serious
todilwatertanks. Atonlesnsdmuselhmr- vs- th-t to the lent-vine and
sobonnaroiiaudthemenweralsitadioral
Thsybad no provisions and travelsdln.
lsndtoaumpoi Russiausoldlsra They;
were sailed and accused cl being apt...
'i'hsyweressottoCarssoek.acouvictata-
tion. Alter enduring all manner of III,
trowent theywere shipped tonadIvo-
stock. whats the oommanderotthe United
States steamer Marlon. learning oi their
iate.demanded their surrendsr,and they
weregiveu overto him. They were taken,
toshanghalouthehiarionandplacedlna
hospital. Assoonsstbsywereableto
travel theywsre sent to Hung-Kong and
iromthsretothis cityouthe Gaelic.
DISGRAOE T0 CIVILIZATION.
The Report of I Health ulcer Concerning
a County Infirmary.
Em LWEBI'OOL. 0., March 5—- For
years the county Infirmary oi Columbine
has been In a notoriously bad condition.
SecretaryProbstoitheet-ateboardoihaaltb
conducted an investigstion in person. in
his report he shows that the institution isa
disgrace not only to the county. but to civ-
ilisation. the inmates being huddled to-
gatherin the midst oi surroundings that
leave nothing to the Imagination oi tin
reader. The insane department It de-
scribed as particularly horrible, there being
uoapparent runs-t made to secure even a
pretense oi cleanllurm. and a proper con-
caption oi sanitation has evidently never
entered the minds oi the directors.
Arbitration Irjsclad by Bones.
Pimstmo. March alt—A conierenee d
the executive committee oi the Miners‘ aa—
soclation and members oi the Coal ea-
chauge was held here to consider the Mo
hongahela valley strike. The miners oi-
iered to arbitrate and made several other
propositions. and they were all rejected by
the operators, who insisted upon the Scent
rule. The conierence broke up, with a set»
tlement oi the strike as iar oil as it was
five months ago. The operators now threat.
on to import new men to take the places oi
the strikers
Want Ira. Illalne to Go.
New Your. March xix—A second attempt
to evict Mia Jams G. Blaine. -Ir.. and her
little son iron the New York hotel will be
made Monday. but a health department
physician thinks it would be dangerous to
the health oi the youngster to remove him.
and the probability is that he will remain
In his present quarters ior some time
guarded by his mother.
out. lined and rear lay-red.
Mixsromus. Pa. March ell—One man
wn killed and {our others badly Injured
by an explosion oi gas at Oak Hill coiiiery
here. The explosion occurred in the east
nangway. A miner entered an old breast
when his lamp ignited a body oi gas which
had accumulated there unknown to the
bosses, with the result above stated.
New Site For a ill-t.
Puitaneirma. March 5.— Secretary
Carlisle sounded a hearing today to a del-
qstion irom this city as to the selection oi
a site ior the United States mint. The
square condemned for the mint has been
appraised by n jury at “0,0!“ while but
$00,000 has been appropriated by congre-
ior the purchase oi a site.
Sensatio- ‘lolg “Illa-don.
Winn-rows, K. it, larch alt—At a
banquet here to “Superintendent lilo
Ewen a sensation was created by that gau-
tleman reviewing with blttarne- the his-
tory oi the Rome. Watertown audOgdane
burr road and denouncing some oi the
higher oliieials.
Iovtgagss In Connecticut.
Wasntsoros. March Sou—A bulletin ls
sued by the census omen shows that the
real estate mortgage debt oi Connecticut
has Increased from 9.156,“ Incurred In
I” to 017.7%,“ incurred In 180, making
an increase oi it per cent In the yearly in-
curred debt.
Ian-atlas at Liberty.
Newsuno. N. Y.. larch mix—Tan isms.
oi the State Asylum ior insane Criminals
at Matteawsu escaped by prying ofl m
barsoi acellou the but lioor. Thisswere
motored In the Immediate vicinity of the
building. The other seven are still at lib
arty.
'r- asaiisa the ear-misuse.
lissaissuso. March ace—n. bill to
abolish the Philadelphia public building
eomm' ‘ ‘ first reading In the
tore at Broad and Market stream.
The Duke of Redford Dead.
moor. March I. —— George William
Frauds Sackvilia Russell, tenth links «I
Bediord, died suddenly. Thedrcnmstues
Is considered significant when taken In con»
neotlolwith tbstrsglcal «lath oi his b
the! In iUl.
The Indiana Ave Donal-g,
9r. home. larch u—An indies uprls
lug Imminent among the mower. Olso-
llashvllle roundhousr. The loss to the
Louisville and Nashville railroad on the
building and locomotives is In,” to
comm
Amougthsroois blown oi! at Bowling
Green was tbstoi the Warren county court-
houm‘ which Iaconsldered the dueatpsib
lie bu Iding outsidsoi Louisville.
Thetownoi Rowlanswasalmostds-
ttroyed. The poatoliice building was
swept entirely away, together with all the
mail. some oi which was iound two miles
ofl. Every house in Staniord was more or
less damaged. At Murray it) residences
and 50 stables and barns were demolished.
A later report says: The havoc wrought
by thecyclone in the Mississippi valley is
enormous. The damage done to property
will reach autumn The death Ion ioots
up 17, while the list oi Injured will run up
Into the hundreds.
Destruction In Tennessee.
Murine. March 5.-A messenger re-
turned i’rom Kelly and reports that the
town is swept away. in five minute: siter
the storm earns the schoolhouse was turn
to pieces. Bennett's store was blown down.
part oithedepot was torn away and the
telegraph poles were blown acro- the
tracks. Every house was swept away.
But at Kelly the storm struck the Memphis
and Charleston railroad and wrecked a
irright train. Around Kelly we people are
homeless and are in need. The track oi the
rycloue was hall a mile wide.
‘l’avrlle Ston- at Nashville.
Nasuv'ints, March 3—0:” of the most
terrific wind and rainstorm in the history
oi Xashville swept over the city, uprooting
trees and telephone poles. in all to houses
were badly damaged or destroyed, and the
loss will loot up in the thousands.
Houses and Baron Swept Away.
Yiscsssns. lml...\lareli Bil—A terrible
tornado passed through this country.
Houses. bum trees and iencss were laid
low {or a distance oi 1') miles. The path oi
the storm was irom south to north and
about two miles wide.
Victory For the Women.
Cars Mar. March $.—At the recent
school election at Rio Grande, the women
oi the district nominated and voted ior
Charles W. Saul, the handsome station
agent oi the place. as trustee. The men
supported Squire Harris. The women hired
vehicles to carry the friends oi their candi-
date tothe polls. The men did thesame
ior their candidate. The women. it is said,
even went so iar as to buy votes Saul was
elected by a majority of two.
Clothing Cutters on Strike.
New Tons. March Lit—The lockout oi
the clothing critters belonging to the Unit-
ed Garment workers has begun. From
Mill to 5.1m men have quit work. The
cause of the strike is that the manufac-
turers reload, in employing help, to give
preierem-u to members of labor organin.
lions
Kentucky's Ilysterieas Prisoner.
Fitaxsrnnr, Ky.. Mart-h a—A man giv-
ing lhe assumed name of Thomas St. Clair
Is under arrest here for horse stealing. He
claims to be an evangelist and the author
ui many iamilisr hymns. and says ii his
true mime were revealed a great sensation
would result.
County leenrds Deatnyad.
Nswrnx. Knit. March 5,—The vault In
the register oi deeds oliice was broken open,
and the county‘s records were destroyed.
The records were piled on the floor. satu-
rated with kerosene and set on tire. The
loss cannot be made good ior less than
Ilium”.
Registry [Jets ”sound.
Curran". March ‘15.—ln connection with
the exciting mayoralty canvass now In
progress wholesale registration irands have
been discovered. Out oi the ”.mnamsa
added to the list not less than MI!) and pos-
slbly 8,” are said to be irauduleut.
lousy Paid Oat Wes-gially.
Wasuiro-ros. March th—It has been
(“wound that because an Important rul-
Ing In the matter oi the disposition oi ac-
crued pensions has not been promulgated
inlly momma have been wrungiully paid
out, as It would now appear.
Cyst-rs loot.
New Your, March Ra.—~Ths governing
board oi the National Cycling smug
oi America met at the Astor liouss. The
racing rules were adopted. and a salary of
$9,500 a year was voted to Frank A. Egan.
”oratory-treasurer.
rm to Kill tin-sit
Dssauat. Conn. llareh I.—~Aitar hav-
lng been deserted by her husband and be-
Ingeom led toka as a servaatJira.
Diary IIIIams attempted sulelda. The
last wssdlscovsvsd lost In tlmslosavsher
Iiis. ,
mg Paws legit-om sun In locals-s.
lsnnrsrous. larch awn. Big Four
engineers are still Ia session here. They
they are simply diets-slag brotherhood
sndllssourls In indlautsrvltory. Thy
havsbesndsnelsgiorawsskandarspso
iormlngoldtlmssopsrstltlouserualtlss.
Verdict Anal-st a ltveot Oar comm.
mm Ila... Isiah at—a rm
ci 8.500 was given Intksoassoi Ju-
ci Wynne. the Naumhssg
lroad eempmyior Injuries re
colilstm.
diam 0"
m
on the ryetemandprsparlag iorsay
readjustment that may be tuned nasssssry.
a ”It".
cam larch “—31%.an powder
establishment oi 10. Granttha stove oi
nasldinamdeslav In moldings. and the
union Palm and Varnish companywssa
destroyed by lira The losslsm
a
m new this
planks olslrel U III cl 1-! up“
wh lshatldswossss’sasllsgs.
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can» moduliavem ' '
mm“- mimufi
TOBACCO.
it
leaves
i
pleasant l
a
taste. ii
flakes an every-day convenience oi an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesom
Prepared with serupulous (are. Highs!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large fies. Avoid
llnitations—-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL I: SOULE. Syracuse. NJ.
ulziv
Mill Hill [IS
a few days, and you will be startled at the um;
ted mom that will reward your elorrs \t e
positively have the best business to olrr an agent
that can be found on ths into oi this earth.
“5.00 profit on $15... worth a! business is
held easily and honorably made b and paid to
oi men, women, boys, to our
oy. You can make money taster at work (or
have any Ides oi. The business Is so
simple and plat
Those who tak
hsn
en
Ill
2
“all“ Those who
realise their est es at
It led magi“:- we to i then. There tspksry
groomiorsew-creworkvrs. wearge
the-lobe nal once. It yuuarealrrad em.
what ve a few spare moments. wish
if)“ the- to advantage.tbro write as at o
tor think our grand opportua
lull its by return mail.
“11h! sad recelv
Nil,
Tab! 8 on. Hammond-gusto...
w. L. caucus
83 SHOE we».
mh~flu~m
' ,....... gr..:,_t..:e
lib-W
.n-reru
an-
r
Es...“
err-s- s- smashes-u
firigt” "
muss-ushers...“ ants
{out soon 1. guy.
. Teeth filled with Am
sauces.
,svovcs.
TIN "WARE
l’ltshirxinil itsBrmIts.
nuuomwsiussuwuis
T. 3. Minimum.
South Norwalk. ”J
inxipmi
In More lilies. »
llo Inn: Restless Days,
In line Sleepless Nights.
With Increasing Appetite and perfect Digesv
(Ion [lope takes the place oi despair. your
daily duties home a delight and idle a
lay.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
Luigi; soumn.
Ask ynur'heightm about it. and ii not fully
satisfied Inquire at the
City Brug Store,
as WASHIKUTOX 815. so. NORWALK.
0r ol’
0. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. (71'.
iii ilie Bail!
“ Perfect ”
Flour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. It led 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 2% lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys 8 lbs.
Try,
Price low,
Quality high.
Dibble hifimck’s.
DR. F. w. DARMER.
POST OF'ICI Bl'lLDING.
Smith Norwalk. Conn.
Teeth lllil'll and Extracted without pain.
Crown and liridgc Work.
um Eli”! 0" TEETH 05 Ill) IUICIIIII.
$8 $8
No better made no nutter how much you pay.
Teeth caimlnl without pals. - :sr
Mas. Yitlllaui Air or Arviphenei.
Teeth cleaned. . .
Ti’a‘
alum, . 3st
Truth tilled with Platinum. . - 154
Teeth illlrvl with "old. ~ “1|”an up
All Work Guaranteed.
(”Invasion imin l a. so. until 9 p. as.
Inlraure No. I: Washington at. on I)
The liberal come}
Mere-I under Politics Issued by the
Ilewlorkljielnsuianceco
commends Ilarli to every person dosivIsg
IslIetIs Intersect
tomblnsd with a
Beessrvrtlvs investment.
l’nll "Molar-ands ltllm int r on
muslin i...» “use”??? '
II. II. SIITII. 68ml lgul.
n..— I, lass-ls landing. Harwell...
m ti
HORSES .I.
BoaducsmBTitinass 'and
Work noises.
Ir. am with
at W” Allen. .21:
mime...
m
mnroucasvisnm
Freshest Fla
unseen-r. “I'll"!
MAPLE SYRUP .
ANll SUGAR;
TOBIHAD.
Ill’lllllill llllS Illl SIIIBIIES.
Pickled Oysters.
rumour CALL 2in.
Hunt & Zeluff
I! Ham-glen street.
E.fl.MurrisSafeBn
sleeessors to B. C. Harris k (is.
CAPITAL. 0850.000.
a swim 8L. Bottomless.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
.—
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultnours.
AND
BEPIISIT Willlll 0F ill KINDS.
The Best Baits In the Worm
l5fl,BBIIln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Muse" since that
where M iii our sales Were subjectedfi'mm
heat. prawrnng their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chicago Firt- in lull. in the Great Boston Fire
In i322. and in all the great tires 5 Salli
{or circulars. Agents wanted.
53m
“ om anion. 1
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
Bm’i-IEX
NEW YORK
AND
80th Nurwalk
AND
N orwalk.
Til E PRUI’ELLERS
City of Alllnrwalk
EAGLE.
“'Ill lrat‘o I’ll-r II, E. ii.. (licekman street
New York. at 5 p. tn.
ls-nw Norwalk 5- p. m.: Ninth Nurwaik w
p. m.
Frrlghl received hour 7 it. in. in 5 p. m.
l'prm up illcation to Monies the City oi Sot-
walk and .4 I.» wlll be uni iur sgm'ial Intent
in lulu on) w rrv In Sec York or its vicinity.
WAN persons are inrblil trusting any ol
the employm- oi the lit-also! this line on ac-
ronnto tbeownersllirrmi. on
ALL SIZES OF ‘
BRUSHED STONE.
Geneial Contractor artiste!
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Bountflnmh ilv Mam! . m
Norwalk.! 'unn M-‘l It}. Reliant},
aneKlthSllI
We to (7. II. iielilvs.
5| wellington lit. to. liervralt
21 Isle Street Harwell.
Bakers. Confectioners.
ICE CREAM.
bm’hml °"'"":'i'i"“"“"‘
’ magnum”
Restau ran t,
Till mmmmom.
Issswspsa-draslyfiwbsslasss.
' l. ojltiiiltl.
his um.c&w.m
nu mil in)”
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Norwalk Chronicler