.fllflgl EllllllPE.
flunhoata and Soldiers Menace
the Strikers at Hull.
flaunt ‘lholr Bod nag In the
at the ”disco—Stanley Says ‘I'ss
Iota” set-um... 1. Boat iatoAlriaa
m. April 10.41» steamship lion-
,7 ‘ andBomsoput outiromtha Hull
C andanchorodiuthe Mun-to
abla'totahssboasdtheirerewsatasoie
bouillon-lotus. Twocompaniu
rim-rust! with lanes. iormedon
lid-oi the crews about two hours
minors-tamitmmtiounam
. ”Mwhohadboeucsllodoutiniuli
mt?" fiohoepthlmohhuckfimt the
‘ otelkorshroketbronghthelimrepestedly
ahdbeganstoninxthesoidiers andsaiiora.
he police swung their clubs right and
lit. cracking heads and battering tacos.
. the riotue crowded up in irontoi
.msoas to stop their prance-the
hatthlmhaltwlth the butts oi
Anotherisexpectodtoar-
hut adorly meeting oi strikers
Ben El'illett and Jose“ Bava-
Ioeh Wilson, labor M. P. for Iiddiesbot-v
the principal addresses.
exhortedthe men to hold fast to
Thdoshers st Grimohy resolved to han-
dle no fright ior Bull ships which might
Iota nun-by to be loaded.
. loyalty Broah a Cum
Rona. April 10,—Vatlcan circles are quite
hndaflasdbythedisragard oi the usual
m by the Princess oi Wales and ill
bib on hu- roosnt
The Prince- oi Wales wore a simplovoii
long black one, which is pro
Indian” wkh the holy f9
Tits Mum
jacket and carried a
and General Ellis were a frock coat.
Illandicnnuwith thepopo the dressis
ypreacrihsd. Foriadiesblaekdrenes,
m a long veiloi tho samewior: (or men,
a dire. suit. white tie and no gloves
lodalisls Wave heir Flag.
3 m April m—ru born or
laopold’sfiity-aeveuthblrtbdauy’zen-
druid. Inspected thegarrlaou. Ashe
has-ldown the line with his stall a group
cl m. led bya man with a large red
Isa. ran up shouting, “long live univor
ll Illegal” All the oiiieera reined in
“it”, and several spprohendingsn
drew their swords. Tb
. withdrew. jeoring at the ofiieers
III floating invuniversal sufirsgo. Short
dist-ward a socialist was arrested uoar
“aground tor shouting insulting
lurks King Leopold.
vlalt to the pope.
Tonia-y one In Africa.
‘ lam, April ill—Henry n. Stanley
”write-Moths Pesosassoelaticnslst-
twiawhuhheattrlbnteo the increase cl
hisisiflatAhiean ports under 0a»
Ila-motorists“ war,hsssya.aro
tradersand do inasti
to tholuroposu
traifioinsnnsesr
E‘
Moi-lots! man.
liuwlx-Wdol’arioe
hoeanomlulsteroi pobllcla-
m in the cabinet
I.........,5.. on...
Tilt and libertine Int.
Plaassadoatinsgiaralshed ioroithov
automate-nor attire-tins-
" usooruttantsr. -‘
noun. AT uOLLENno.
Is It Was Who Was shot by I Int Cl
Angry Par-visas. ‘.
N" You. April ill-Tho Herald prints
the iollowlug today: .
Thowounding oi a consular agent of tin
.Iluitedfitatea, which Minister Rich in-
portcd to the Washington government. no
curred at liollondo. Porn, on March 5.
The trodhie grew out oi the anti-Mamie
demonstrations which have lately been
made In Peru undorthedlroctionoi ths
bishop oi Arequipa. Masonic rite-were ho
lug observed at the lodge rootnin Moiiondo
on the evening of March 25.
During the ceremonies a mob attacked
the building. Many stones woro thrown
and those who were participating in tho
rites were driven from the lodge room.
Having driven out the Masons the mob
sacked the lodge room and burned the
building.
A few shots were fired during the melee.
one of which wounded the American con-
sular agent, Emilio De Clitoris. in the log.
The subpreioct of. police. who made no
efi'ort to protect the Masons in their ritea,
has been dismissed by the government and
will he placed on trial. Reports from Mol-
lendo say it is quiet there now.
LEGISLATORS PREPARING T0 REST.
An Alto-pt Will Ballads to Abnilsl (lap-
ital Punishment in New York.
ALBAKY, April 10>»Nine legislativedaya
comprises the time remaining to be com
named by the legislature in regular seer
aion. The hillayet unacted upon aroim-
portant as regards numbers. The most
important bill which remains finally un-
acted upon is the annual supply bill. it
has already passed the aneurhly and will
reach the governor before many days.
The rest of the session will be devoted
entime to the consideration oi the salon
dare. The aenate is about up in its work.
Senator Smith’s bill providing ior the
abolition of capital punishment is a apeeiai
order in the senate for tonight, while in the
assembly Mr. Sullivan has given notice
that he may at any time during the session
move to consider out oi its order his bill,
which in similar to that oi Senator Smith’s.
The Salon antipoolromn bill is in the
anembly judiciary committee, as is also
the state comptroller’s bill empowering
him to examine the books oi raclugasoo-
ciations in his computation oi the lves pool
law, It per cent upon the receipts oi the as-
socialions.
Wanted to In a Sun.
Cm or Mulco, April lo.—'l'here is con-
siderable excitement among the Roman
Catholics at this city over the alleged ac-
tion oi the government authorities in ion-
dbiy detaining Mb Jesus Taper, a young
lady. and daughter of a prominent merch-
ant who left here last Tuesday ior Laiay-
ette, La, where ahe was to enter a convent
as a nun. The reiorm laws oi diesico pro-
hibit convrlltsl. and no woman is allowed to
take the veil. She had gotten over 9])
milea north of this city when the train was
boarded by a police ofiicer. who took the
lady oil and accompanied her back to this
city. The authorities hero claim that the
brothers of the young lady were opposedto
her entering a convent and ordered her do
tentlon, but Roman Catholia claim that
ill? «mat was made upon orders of the
government.
The l': out n nph- A r- Necessary.
Sm: l l:‘.' t irul. April ill—Reprding
the lil‘ Ii LLIIOIlH Which were received mod-
Iiy‘mg lire Chinese regulations by die
putting with photographs and requiring
only ulit‘ cmlible witness. Collector Quinn
said: “The very heat safeguard attest
fraud has been the photographs“ I up
plicuutn Without their use itwlll be a
dinicult matter to secure a com oto ldau-
tilicstion. The importance oi identi-
fication will be ielt law. will: We-
are transirrred to Chlnna who have boon
smuggled into this country. The chart“.
however, will relieve us at considerable
labor. "
Tailors Ready to lathe.
and concert underthosnspicosoi thaaar-
roent Workors‘ Trade Council oi New
York, held In tho Thaliathoator to demand
the luterlereuco oi the courts with the
rights oi labor organiaatlons, was well at
tended. ’l’ho milled Brotherhood say that
Iitherohsdbooonotmhlaamongtho
cutters they would have had a strike in
two weeks’ time on their owu account, and
when they do goout thryluteod todmand
l0 hours’ work and tho abollohmt oi tho
tenement house work or sweating sync-t.
end will no Inga to union...
Pro
does dealers assert that they
handle will be marlod up own to
vent, and aerosol then have has-
coat and manyoi than more thantht
Potatoes. lionr, cabbage, meals. eta. are
subs or daily.
laid-g Ila-o lalo Innis.
til-3? Cm. A l iR-A Dali-gt.
tab-Milan (trivia humanism
‘Dl‘AllloNDs
a; .mwecr Zea-c
lint in "my", n30“. JollflSilI it 00..
won
New You,Aprll 10.——Tho mass meeting
tho enforcement oi the recent laws against
the sweating system and to protest against
(.‘mcsoo.Aprli lo.—-'i'ho highest prices
masked for rooms lnChlesgo ssayhs
Author advanced ii the present prospects
med oi the rise in provlalm are mallard.
10
so
astnsotsrtthat willrasehflptr
dosso. Btapiasbavo vaaoadallollopc
Wot-cwm
Genuine Article.
ll! loaiogaoht, lrooliys.
melt. rm rl'l‘zln.
whmm » ca
ssmu ”ALMOST. (WEB.
ill.8li£l.iliiliillllilll
Ill Illlllli'lill 8T. Illlli.
. “Iii.”
‘mmsealuor. all!
groom
ddne,’whereftheir
motto is Quick-
nests.
Accuracy and
Nominees.
,. mummifi-
mil mun.
ggfinwc-rm
lupus
PLUMBING
V. ‘5’ urbane-inland ‘ .
Henrcum
ounces.
stoves.
TIN "WARE
I’Illbisgil all its Matias.
WHSTWMIWSWPHES
MAPLE Slilll’
midi we,
Pickled Oysters. ‘
war no aniline.
lay lane's About a Ilool aad Ina
float to ltlvat Carsogloa.
A Few Patronage PlumeasYet “mm. Avril. Ill—Tho Mat rut-It
Leit Uuplucked.
011m m 101‘ WIRING.
oi the rumored organisation oi a
steel and iron syndicate. with a capital
stock oi (rota moon» to emanation. to
rival in magnitude the combined Carnegie
inter-ts. cannot be traced to an authentic
homes In Pittsburg. Similar reportshavs
wast will no nmwua teem scoured m“! l" 10“! him but the
at he. Who leis-oh!» President
l moot careful investigations tail to develop
utisisetory results. There are very low
spade-(hm nun-a has. a nun hunc- men or this city who give the
“Cars-oat" Iarphy'a Banquet.
Wsmxeror, April lit—Tho final ad:
journmout oi thisspecial sassittn oi the
unatersemsnoarathand. Manyseuators'
mollwllnlon thstthosssaion will closohy
Thursday oi this week. The senate is now
waiting notification from the president
that hahasnoinrtherneod oi itsservicss,
credence.
Those who hallo been named in eonneo
tion with tho rumors either cannot or will
not int-niah the desired iuiomtstion.
The latest reports in this connection are
that James Harvey. the inventor oi the in
mono nickel stoeland thoflarveyiud steal,
fruit which amorphte is made. is the pro-
jector oi the syndicate. The Carnegie- use
Mr. Harvey's modem, paying the inventor
in confirming nominations When that!» 9 a royalty on the product.on. it is said that
tiilcntiou will be received is unknown. but.
is expected at most any day.
The tact has become well known that taken into an'm‘ll’ "‘5 “W cm
aside irom confirming nominations it is
not intended to take any action of import '
her at senators have ion the city and it is
hard work to muster a quorum each day.
The question oi organisation has been set—
tied by the election oi the Democratic con-
didateo under a resolution that they see2
not to take their oiilcos unti‘. the next see
sion oi congrus, which is expected to be
called the latter part of September.
The president has filled a large part. oi
the important emcee, and there are not
many places now remaining to which it is
essential he should nominate and the san-
atoconfirm nominees beiora final adjourn
moot. Perhaps thoofiioes it is most im-
portaut he should fill prior to dismissing
the senate are the judgsahips oi Ihe newly
created court of appeals of the District oi
Columbia. The oilicoo are life oueo. with
an annual salary of limo each attaching
and “(Xi extra to the chic! justice.
It is important that the president should
make those judgeahlp nominations very
soon as the court should organise at once
under the law.
Among the important ioreign mission!
which are yet unfilled are those to Kinda,
ltaly, Turkey. China, Persia, Brasil, Ha
watt, Hayti. the Netherlands and the Ar»
gentiuo Republic. Minister Deuhy may
be permitted to remain so our represents»
tire to the fiowery kingdom. he having
been appointed by President Cleveland
originally. and retained through the Harri»
son administration owing to the reins-l oi
China to receive Henry W. Blair as mini»
tor.
The Chinese lulu-low caution.
Wasumo'roa. April lo.—1'hm is hon-id-
ershle work ahead for the treasury depart
meet it It intends to enforce to the letter
the Geary Chinese exclusion act. which
provides for the deportation of those Chl-
nosolabororo uowherawhoialltorogister
and show their right to he in the United
States within one year iron: the pea-age oi
the set. May 5 is the last day.
received at the treasury department. that
not. more than a low thousand oi the hun-
prohohle (allure of the Chinese to register.
Indeed. It appears donhtitll it anything
will be dons before the data show named.
and it is altogether likely that action may
be doiorrod until the case that is to be
brought in a New York court to test the
constitutionality oi the set is decided.
'I’ha Proaldont's OaIlag a Octet Ono.
venture iovth again.
irontoi thohouaoeagerlooatchogllrs
ll
Danes lat Asaovtoaa Cora.
“lg-:9
Chiuamen are slow to avail themselves
of the opportunity, and the latest advices
tired or more thousand believed to he in
the United States have taken the necessary
steps. The department has not. however.
as yet take any action anticipatory oi the
Willllml. Del, April “is-m1
Cleveland. Becrotary oi State Gresham and
Sonata White oi Imlslsua spent Sunday
quietly at Delamozo place—the home at
Aruba-odor to the Court at St. James
Thomas I. Bayardnln this city. The die
tingnlahed visitors remained indoors until
i p. 111., when thoy took a long drive In tho
Bayard drag along the banks oi the Bran»
dywiuo and through the resklencs oi
tho oily. During the drive .‘iir. yard
pointed out to the president the old Bayard
tho roaidvaeooi Senator Orsyaad
the new iodsral building now to course oi
construction. The party returned to Dela-
lum place about 6 o'clock and did not
There were no callers either Bsturday
ulghtor Sunday at the Bayard wanders.»
though a number oi people gathered in
oi the president. Sir. Bayard gave to
trio-es to understand um the modem
washoroailupiytor thapurpo-oot having
a quiet day'irvo from Interruption, and the
t was not compelled to receive via
Wmtsoror, April ill—«scouting the
tea has nosivod a communication from
Charles J. Morph!- the department oi ag-
rioulturo‘o corn snout la lumps, snot-la-
iagthehilloi iaraoi thanesatAasciun
Mr. Harvey has become dinatislied with
till-arrangement. as hshadexpoctedtoha
firm. Iiisappointed in this, be determined
upon the organization of a syndicate that
once at "m n. Alresdya large “m. i will have the exciusivs use of his valuable
pm
Santa to lysin- (indict-vied.
Chicano, April 10.—-“’i'he mechanics who
went out on a strike Saturday have no
grievances whatever." aaill J. J. hangou-
eral manager oi the Santa Fe system, to
on American Press reporter. "We will do-
cide today what course we will take. Our
business is not interfered with in any man-
uer. and will not be. We can get all the
turn we want in 12 hours."
Turns. April ill—There were no new
developmenta in the strike of locomotive
ahoptnen oi the Santa Fe railroad. The
strikersarelotho togivo out the particu-
larsoi their grievances. The real point at
iuueis whether the company shall enter
into written contracts with the three
unions eontroiiug the shops or continue to
deal with the men as individuals.
Ilsa Hitch-ii Ahead It! Time.
CHICAGO, April 10,—.\llu Bras Mitchell.
who has traveled around the country in
three weeks. has set her loot upon ground
again. She left the city on a wager that
she could travel 10.0% miiee without leav-
lng the railroad car and the succeeded in
accomplishing the lest. “he arrived hero
is hours ahead oi time. She was weary oi
riding, but had enjoyed the adventure
thoroughly. The trip was without special
writs a book.
‘15—...
VIII D‘s-ea la the Lalo.
Culcsoo. April ill—~Aocovding too morn-
ing paper the lllinois Contrsl road is pro
paring to lanes In the entire lake shore
north of the World's ialr grotluds and
charge people (or the right to stand on the
beach. The read is preparing to adopt the
elevated road system oi mrrylug penan-
gora. and says that so it prom to run
public to have free access to the tracks he-
causo oi probable istalltles.
Na lay Day bonuses-atlas.
New Your. April l0.—A committee rep
resenting the Central Labor union and the
(‘entrsl Labor iedrrttion appeared at the
Central labor union with a pmyxltal (or
the C. L. U. to yn'ln with the socialist» in
an Khour demonstration on May I. A dei~
agate moved that the C. l. U. have no May
demonstration this year. This was pared
with such a about that the committee oi
socialists retired in a hurry.
itvwad (last Upon the Vote".
Mltwsurn. April ill—A. J. Elmer-
rnauu has been informed that he is the solo
hair to an estate at 317,000 or more. left by
l‘. A. Waltor, who recsntly died in “one
ton. Tex. Mr. “menu finally recol-
leeted Mr. Walter asan old Chicago friend
whom he had beirleodod in the summer 0!
Why a loan at («to with which to buy a
ticket to 8!. huh. when Walter had the
promise at a job,
and... wul load.
Your nouns. April io.--’i’ho Russian
afloat: oi IhoGenoral Admiral hath been
tholloas oi thoday, hotbeodallyaad call
when American hospitality has been sa-
righ at tho lino. and their arrival just at
tb
whi‘ nation would load the great review
in New York harbor.
latter-tints" Want '7; loan
Boston. April 10 Alarm hundred and
strike will elect several largo contra“ on
Boston. on the United iltatoa cruiser lab
hishoad and u Ilarrlaoa's great works.
loath Boston.
WWW... .....
am Ian Iobbosy.
New You, April low’nlo third rotatory
iathapsstysarhsooesod
incident. Miss Mitchell promises not to
trains every l5 seconds it cannot allow the
ehlly. Besides being tho first toroignonto
tuded. they now have sprlov claim to the
l
is limo has solved the problem as to
litybotlorntatan and iron shl llders
agreed to strike this moroisg. la the
winch. oi what mmisootohas long
sodatahhura fight in thlslndaatry. The
hasd.sotably at the Atlantic works. loss
HMMWHWYMMM-
Almost Burned Up While at
Their Country House.
HILLIOBAIRES AB i'lilil FIGHTERS.
Villages In Ohio Sam-Mod by Illa and
Only uavod I‘ve- liostruetlow by a‘l’i-a-
Iy Ilia —- llny ltnmed \anlo Asleep.
Don“ and Beale-allots by Fire.
Pooousxmlt. N. in, April Ill—It has
just developed that Mr. and Mn John
Jacob Alter narrowly escaped death by fire
at their palatial country midruco, just
north oi Rhineclifi. (in Thursday Mr. and
lira. Astor left New York {or their coun-
try home. The house lmd not yet been
opened for the mlmlm-ry and prior to the
arrival of the Astor» (hr-rt: was no one
about the place but llw old woman who
ofiiclstes as liolln‘iifltpvr and her two chil-
dren. The humus luilliollulroaud his wile
arrived quite nnupectwlly, and the old
housekeeper hurriedly pinned in order their
apartments and lighml a rousing wood
fire in an old grate in the bedroom Mr. and
Mrs. Astor were to occupy. Mr. and Mrs. ,
Astor retired, uncomcluua of impending
danger.
About 4 o'clock the next morning they
were both awakened by a tooling oi oufio
cation. and Mr. Astor leaped out at bed
only to discover that the room was filled
with smoke. lie at once raised the cry oi
fire and alarmed the housekeeper, who
promptly sent her two little boys in search
oi help.
Meanwhile both Mr. and Airs. Astor-e-
enred buckets of water and flooded the
fioor,throng'a the cracksoi which smoke
wan pouring in douse clouds. No fire was
visible, but It did not take hall an eye to
see that an extensive confiagratiou was rag-
lnx among the beams beneath the fireplace.
ih-tpite the eii'orta oi Mr. and Mrs. Astor
the flames gained on them, and they were
about to seek safety in flight when a doaen
luau, who had been summonedbythe little
hoya, opportunoly arrived. Mr. Astor
promptly orgauited them into a fire bri-
gade. and under his direction the men
chopped a hole in the floor and found the
beams on tire for id feet in the vicinity oi
the fireplace. The impromptu fire brigade
soon had the Barnes under control and
finally subdued than The beams had
ought from tho overheated stone on the
bottom oi the fireplace.
Mr. Astovwas aowoll plea-dwith the
prompt response of his neighbors that he
presented the leader of the men with 81M
sndgavoltotoeachoi the other ii men.
Thelosaontho housewasverysmall.but
Mrs. Astor has been confined to her room
ever since as a result of the smoke and or
clteulent. Mr. and Mn Astor both be-
lieve that they had a very narrow escape
iruln collocation.
Villages Saved by Iain.
Pomuom. 0,,Aprli lo.—-’i'be naidenla
oi Nam-co, Union Mills and Friendship. . f
thiv county. lined up prayers of thankiul-
neu when a heavy April rain began to iml.
For the [last two weeh a very strong and
daugmuui forest fire has prevailai west oi
the Scion) river,
The fin- originated in the W .nhington
mum-hip lumber region Monday, and has
been gradually spreading. The path rru»
tiered desolate by the fire is ill miloa lung
ivy t miles wide, and over £60,000 oi ties.
..mpu, poles, tanbark, cordwood and sawed
timber has been burned. At one time tho
hamlets oi Union Mills and rrlsndahlp
were surrounded by fire, but Saturday
night's rain saved them.
flamed White Ia Slept.
llatrlnoua, April ld—ln lhodostruetilat
by tin- ni the Baltimore and inhigh rail.
road ivelghtdopot. George loamy, aged
ill years. was burned to death. McGroovy
had just arrived in thlsclty. lie came with
a letter at introductiosto Mr. 8. Watkins.
the night tolegrsphopsrstorat the depot,
audwaalylug on the lounge in the tale-
grspboflcswhoo the fire was discovered
by Mr. Watkins and Ir. Hoopsr,tha night
irelght agent. The Inert called to the boy
to [allow thorn as they ran to the windows
to escape. After the Inhad burned it.“
oultbooharrsd bodyei thoboywasionad
on the mala- at the bangs.
W by I Gig-nits.
8r. lemma lid—lire burned about
two-thirds oi ialr ground stables. sans
lagsluos oi MM». (intuitions-wove
gotten out in ailety. but one valsod at
snow was burned to death. The blaaswos
started by a lighted cigarette carelessly
dropped by a stable boy.
Iaraod not." Iovlaa'o lyoa.
WALLAPI, itch. April lit—«Dam a
heavy wlodstorta s In wasstuhdaorth
oi the town. moot-g everything la its
in. In. C. Oglrs was alight the
to and ironed todsath. Karat. to
meuohraad mkdlyhndhatwlli
recover.
A'afllaaalha“
Vim, Ky...Apvllldn-Ilros lathe
terattsta mason-t row
do and vs
«3:er osaaty. mm
mmwmsuisthowholomry
wuss-vanadium.
”mum.
wuaososr, (ion. April le.~lln got»
on the [1|er the
minutely. 1......
Low Prices. 12:1.“unison.Hufii2°25iun
, . South Norwalk. “ii as Wsshilgioa street.
ISTllllS ESCAPE DEi H.
Makes an crew-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and \s‘iwlrsomc.
Prepared with scmpuious (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two largo fies. Avoid
Imtions- and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brani.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y,
ulzly
Willi Fill ll
a few days, and you will be startled at lln' nnvt
ported success that will reward your elon- \\ r
with!" have the beat battle. to oler an agent
that edit be hand on the (are. o‘bflll: earth.
“shows-Irons wart n as am is
bets easily aadhouutably made b and paid to
he oi men. women. In". girls in our
on“; You (II make money taster at work for
set a as haves-y idea of. The business to so
easy to Lamond Imlrlctioas sosiutplr asdplais.
that all ssocevtl iro- lhe start. Those who take
hold of the Minna mp the advantage that
other lma the mad h'pllstifln oi one at the
oldeot. most sat-mush sad largest publishing
more Is America. More tor vounelithr profits
that the badmowrsadlly “3le “all;
A beginners grant y more
realise their mm or atioss. not. who
I it led manly as we I:- lthols. Thereitpleaty
07m- ior I luv more workers. and we urge
theta to be in at once. ll you are alde on»
ployrd.hai re a low span- lament-J wish
to are then to advantage, then write so at once
Ior thin in our grand opp-menu ). and teeth!
I nice on by return lull. nu.
lml'fi I (30.. llvl Sn. A... Augusta. In
VI. L GLA
cayenne.
83le E. c. TOMLINSOhl:
Dandelion
compound
Somaperilia.
thouasnd artful coutrivsnoee all the delicious
odorsoi the garden are taken into uptivhy
for the toilet. The [vagrant Violet is impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand dorai beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely woman-
may bloom the brighter. 0i all theohulos var-
lotimoi Perium vs none can compare with our
~-liver...
Stomach.
loll-bio lvldonoo irons a Well Known
Emporium. March 21. to
sum)" Medicine (7).:
Burma: Having little 1‘ :ntidence in the
extravagant claims made ior must of the pro~
Irrletary medicines oi the present day. l sel-
give them atrial. but the plea ant per-
ucquaiulance with your senior. Mr.
w sawyer. extending over t wont y years
, gave me naeurance that any atatenicnt nmdc
regardin your medicinal preparations
he lmpllc tly accepted as (acts. I h
p I: using your Dandelion Compound
Iur Indigertlon and on extrruiel ‘ hilious run-
dlllon oi the stomach. and tin
_ confidently mommend it to my
int-lids as an alteratn‘e and tonic and the a»
snnanco or runny well known purple leads me
to believe i! n blood purifier and opting medl—
, tine oi derided value.
FERTILIZERS l
Superphosphale.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
Air-Slanted Lime.
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South Norwulit. Conn.
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POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Painless Dentistry
Tee-ill filled and Extracted without Duh.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEEF! SET 0|" TEETH 0N Bill RUBBER.
53;“ $8
So better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain, -
(Gas, \‘itilized Air or Amphcne .
Teeth cleaned. - - - - 75c
Teeth tilled with Amalgam. - - it:
Teeth filled with Platinum. - - 15c
Teeth filled with Gold. - 91.00am! up
All Work Guaranteed.
Office open from 8 a. II. until 9 p. -.
Entrance No. 42 Washington at. 08 ly
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
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AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill KINDS.
The Best Sale: In the World.
lime in use. Always pla-
aem their contents.
lilo sold In Lynn lose. alnco that great fire.
when moi nor as on were subjected to intense
heat. pleat-"int: their catatonia.
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lot .and in all the great fires since. item
(or circulars. Atoms wanted. stifle
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