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em, April 14.41..» are on
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.fiuuol thaasnats maysndwith sonyr
Wm Abatiiglltianotun
Mmthallepnblicans and Deny-
sssata Dothpartissarrbegluning to tut
' Wmthalloachalair. The Dem
managed deal worried over the
" .dustioaaaddo uotknow lust the hm
”inputs". Thelcadersontbstride
dill” are in inqueut consults:
tin-dSsustosBeavhiseslledintotheir
”Am W. l. MIDI.“
”any case. ThaDemocrutaare
“amused,“t yetare
pwtiaaa enhanasstngposition when it is
ehargedthatone oi their number
ddsthaiuudaoi a bank while cashier a
dsssayssrssgo, and they are unwilling to
”deuterium
Thanepnhliceuaars publishing the rustr
Inn, fl m ‘ lets-latency “tumbles
d their htteatiou to keep it More the
matryaad turns the Donner-us to go on
Mas reinstng to grant aninvestiga
tiauel theeharpaor compel them lose
“b taau inflict) which might have
Ghoul-limit.” tomign arrive
atlas-suing the esteem Iuwhlch the Quote
his“.
Much at the most interesting part at Iiiis
”W m none “it lead determined
‘3 between the two parties in the senate
but. plan behind the clued doors oi
m “on, but the Republicanr
brushed a purpme toinsist hemitet
nth. proceedings being in whlic.
Ir. Chandler will loves the lighting and
to deliver a speech in open senate
H leaked iota. Rspn
Width In Ady's claimabuthopingto
havsths seat daelaredvaeant. Theywill
abhdrt apt-aquam- oithe senate.
Ought to his“ the lllltla.
Wasatsoror, April u.—-'l'he Interiorde-
received word from the war de-
thst its raperts indicated a very
duperatiou through
dbmilitta. lie thtaks disbandoomsnt
dih-illtiaweuldeudthe trouble.
M'fl'fllflwm
Wm, ‘E: u-ns iaet that
Carihle rsiusedtotahaso
rises-Trim garish-1| tor dun-r
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waist! “Mill-glalfilrw m
Genuine article.
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air lat-cu It. Ilrssllya.
”will”:
oversv‘ muss, mo mutt.
, Assist-t
't‘hrlasstltaset
Stoves: flanges t “wars
in the city.
nu. ma. tent in not
llilll.
Aller—
Ill VlSIilIITllI 8T. (IIIIIIE.
museums. al 1!
ranch in me corree.
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use" ltesy nth s, a we... About :-
Wealthy Widow.
horn lsusn (Tm, h. 1.. April lt—lirs.
Martha ll. Duhoia, a wealthy widow living
at Seaclifl, and granddaughter, Lillian D.
B. Treadwell, oi the same place. were as»
upon a warrant charging them with
williully poisoning iced with intent tokill
lira. Margaret Cortney. a widow, who was
iormerly in their employ.
Mrs. Cooney's story is that last summer
die went to work tor Mrs. Duboia, who
gave her partoi the barn {or herseli and
three children to live in. On July It Hrs.
Duboia sent hera pot of coder, aiter drink-
ing it she and one oi her children were
taken sick with symptoms at poisoning.
They saved their lives by taking antidotes.
lira Comiry took what was leit oi the eni-
ies to lieilerne hospital, New York, and
had it analyzed. The chemist said that be
ionnd paris green enough to kill fl) palm
Mrs. Dubois and Miss Treadwell were
admitted to boil in fllmeaeh. Both wont-
en deny any knowledge oi the allezed poisv
oning. .‘s’o one there believes thetn guilty
oi the charge mule by lira Cooney, whoia
said to be crazy.
5qu roe A MILLION.
the Standard Oil Company.
Touts). April M—Tovlay there will he
filed in this city the heaviest suit [ordain-
ages in the history oi Toledo. Startling
charges oi conspiracy are made against
many oi Toledo's prominent citizens. The
title at the case is the city oi Toledo va. -'.
I list of about 40 prominent men. All
those who appeared in legal proceedings
against the city pipe line are included, also
many outside capitalists who are known
to own stock in theiltandard Oil company.
The petition charger conspiracy to prevent
thecity oi Toledo iron) constructing the
gas plant, procuring territory. etc.
There are iour counts in the petition,
three oi whicbare basedon injunctionsuita
began in the common pleas, circuit and
l'nilrd States district courts.
it is charged that noneoi the suits wu
entered in good iaith, but all were in pur-
suance oi a conspiracy made and ‘ ‘
into (or the purpose oi damaging the city
oi Toledo, and they did damage to the
amount oi at least IIJXJMJOO.
Death at Brooklyn's Postmaster.
Bituoiux, April IL—J’ostmaaterGeorgs
J. Collins died at his home of Bright's db
sense, irorn which he had been aruflerer
ior sornr time past. Mr. Collins was born
In New York city in i139, when a young
man he joined the Twelith New York
militia aml mud throughout that war at
the rebellion. Since the close oi the war
he has been closely identified with the
Grand Army oi the Republic and was an
excornmnnder of l', ‘5 “mill Post No. 3!],
whicbnctml asn bodyguard over the re-
mains at General Grant. lie was also a
member oi the Loyal Wyn. lie was ap~
poinml postmaster in July, 12st).
“rs. I'rsvrlvidge Holds the here.
«fun All”, April lt.~l’ardridge was b
Claim"? a lay figure in tit pit. He has tel-
egraph-ml inr his wile, who is in California
Tthso- u ho nre lit—st. acquainted with then:
so; tbs: Mrs. l':tr:lrld{ze will never put her
six More in .1 g; - ‘1"t involving a dollar’s
w.» n. M my 3: w ”stilts“! estate standing
in l mu. ’1‘. .- story is told that she
in Mr: . . .; 3. Mar liimseii not to speculate
it; .. Ltirnf our llfimyillr, it in equally
certain that May wheat maygo to ma
peels. and tire. l’ardridge and the children
will not Miller.
A Western Iona.“
Wm Slrrtutort, Wis, April u—John
Cornea, recently injured at the Harrington
elevator, and now at the hospital. warmer»
risd to Miss Clara Srott olArmour,ii D.
The young couple were engaged, but kept
itaseeret. lisaileott was televised she
could not sunshin- uulasaarelativ‘r
wiie, so she married him.
Plans For the Public.
Cntcaoo, April 14.4-le opening exer—
cises at the exposition willbshsldat the
east iront oi the Adminismion building.
The platiorrn will have ins only the
invited gnssta The general public in our
told numbers will be raucrdiu the pinata
trout and on heatsia the main lagoon.
fast-aster Iartht'a lat-vs.
Kurt, it. it. April u.—i'ostmsster
Barrett, who disappeared horn his Ila-e
several days ago and was subsequently
tonal in Cincinnati, has reached home In
art-pay with his hrnthsritsiaw. Ilia
mind Is parisctly clearnow, but hats-L
iering ivnsn nervous penetration.
rs. oersy w.- r- was. '
)irrsrms. April umilsrbyday was Is-
lsadarnost naeouyiartahlsday.anlwhea
Calhoun, the winner oi the big event,
the judge's stead, he was alasost
coated with mud. The track was
sad only 1,000 people were as the
ram. 1. J.,April tin-Hrs Albert
.Chadwteknvhohssawsaqaatatadwlth
hash-shard a year an thoughts-atri—
muutsl advertises-eat, has hegua suit
aglaatfllierdivureeouthagrnundd
anew-rhea”.
Web. 0., April redress-rt.
ado-kn h seasidse-
atelsphoar
herteworlteashasreatiaalay.
truism use
Dllii
G TIKEI DWI.
The Protectorate Over Hawaii
Was Ended by Blount.
Tim KAWAIIAI MG 10' rtmo.
l'he Ilatted States lavlaaa do Aboard the
loam and the Native Tranpa llold the
Islands—lo [start-oversee at Japan as
Other Kaila-a Will Be Allowed.
Horoww, April ta—The stars and
trips which [or two months have floated
lrourtbe government building have been
hauled down. and the remaining ioress
iron: the United States cruiser Boston
have been sent aboard. Nothing indicative
at American authority remains in ilooo
lulu save Elinlstsr Stevens and Commis-
sioner James II. mount oi amt-eta, the
latter oi whom alts In his easy chair at his
cottage, oogitating no one knows what.
On April i in the presence oi a crowd l'llllll‘
baring 12,0“) persona, Lieutenant Draper.
marine odioer oi the Boston. blew the
notes of the retreat irom his bugle, and
"Old Glory"sauk iron the sight .l the
throng and was replaced by the colon oi
the Hawaiian monarchy. which still re-
mains the flag oi the Island. _
Outhe aiternoon oi Narch 8| theeotn
missioner held a lengthy and secret cooler-
rnee with President Dole and the miniav
try, at which be notified them oi his inten-
tiou to declare ad the protectorate estab-
lished by Minister Stevens Feb. I. It is
understood that he gave as his ream
therefore that the Washington administra-
tion did not rd the protectorate as nee
emery, and. inn that it was incompat-
ible with any diplomatic negotiations that
might be arranged between the two cont»
tries. The l’nited States. however, would
brook no hostile inuriereneo in Hawaiian
alairs by any iorrign power.
The provisional government romewbnt
."“l ,‘ ’inthe "
ars' dteisiou and prepared to order out
their ioreea to maintain the peace.
Dawn Come the Caters.
The hour ior haulingdown the American
flag had been fixed for ii o‘clock. As early
asbolcloek in the morning, however, the
streets had beguntoiill. A: Palace square
the jumble oi native-a, Chinese, Japanese
hulleaata and Portuguese and whites on
loot, on horseback and marriages waited.
Alter it was all over ('Iaptain Zcigler
marched into the hallway oi the building
withaGatling gun and hold pieces and
stationed them at various entrant-ea The
other troops were marched to the launch.»
Lieutenant Draper and his squad of ma-
rines proceeded to Camp ill-stun where
they joined the battalion under Lieutenant
Laird. which, under orders irmn Admiral
stencil, evacuated the qtfirters they had
held so long. Theyniarched totheboat
landing and embarkd to go aboard the
Hilton and remain indefinitely. Thus
aaded another episode in Hawaiian history.
A Crow- Pvlrree (Sn—lag.
Pittman, April it. "Dr. Emil lllurn oi
Vienna, who is Its-re in connection with
World's lair matters, has been directed by
the Arm rian government to stay In Chiea‘
go until July 24 and then leave ior Hono-
lulu to meet the Austrian crown prince,
who Is now on a journey around the world
on a man—oi-war. Prom Honolulu Dr.
Blunt will escort the crown prince to Chi-
cago, srrivi here about the middle oi
August. he gets tired oi the show
the prineewill go to New York, where he
will he picked up by the tunnel war again
and taken to Europe.
Inches-gs Its lites long.
New You. April it «The ship Francis.
which arrived irutu San Francisco, bad a
rough and wriloua voyage. libs was in
days in making the trip. i'eb. to she puss
ed three hugs iceberg-t, the iorsrnnnera oi
a heavy doe. which she met next day. limos
oi the hergs In this pack were lit!) test high
and 0 miles in length. One particularly
large berg wasestlrnated by ('aptaiu [loam
to be ”square miles In area and its height
averaged iully an test. The ship was near
lythresdayain pas-tug theirs.
Irat- Isa lass Tress.
Cunt, Mich. April it —The passenger
train on the Flint and Pets Marquette
railroad last night ran into a les oi tress
which had been blown across the track
sear MeredIth. Revers! passsugers were
Injured.
Yawn (Tel-Innis In Dauphin.
Murals, 0a., April tt-Wiilis and
Price Winthrrly. to and 1 years old. ru-
apsetivsly. killed a negro boy by punching
hIaeatraIlsout with asharpstleh.
lull-n hot Ilwrvw Away.
Dtrsotr. April lt.——A dispatch tru-
Yyallaatl states that there is no truth In
therapist that thavlllapei liaiiue had
has. wiped uwt by a cyclone.
CONDENOED “WINGS
The bark Alhnla arrived at New York
lam-atria lag aegis teas-ate
tapayieritaheasd.
Acres-Isles has hssaa
reap tar sisal paradrts
Mummers”!
torn
Task In
t
i
i
l
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mormo némiaua.
Inn-lad Women and lleu Parade the
Streets and Inash Windows.
nirvana, April lip—A mob oi several
thousand riotarr armed with paring stones
and other missiles paraded the streets at
thelowsrpsrtoi thiaclty. They-mashed
windows as they marched along. in the
Place tie is lioneale the police charged the
richer! with drawn aabers and eventually
sueesedsd In dispersing the mob. Several
persons were severely injured. Many ar
rests were made.
At midnight the city was tranquil. The
anarchist leaders have been liberated and
the extra police and guards dismissed tor
the night. Two at the pendulum injured
are seriously hurt.
Throughout the country the women oi
the lower classes are greatly excited over
the strike. Iiauy women. with bare arms
and breasts. paraded with the strikers In
Ghent. The number oi strikers in Ghent
la estimated Io be MM.
‘l‘ha 'Irat Inhibits to start.
Pmunstrnu, April 14,—“: commitv
tee on the World's lair exhibits announce
that on Saturday next. the first large ex-
hibit oi Philadelphia will start ior Chicago.
This is the display oi the Schomacker Pi-
ano company. Among the besutiiui instru-
ments there is a colonial upright, light blue
enamel, heavily inlaid with gilt. This in-
strument will be placed in the Pennsyl-
rants state building. All the intrnmeuta
ex the colonial piano sent to the state
bull Ing will be exhibited in the Liberal
Arts buildingand will make a handsome
display.
.flouthevw (lever-era Adjourn.
lllcrnloxp. April t-t.~'l‘he governors’ eon-
ventlun had two ‘ . ,' ‘ lta
work and adjourned. "wvernor ll‘isbback
submitted his irllrr 0 President Cleve-
land calling attention to alleged discrimi-
nations against. the room by [Felted States
console, and asking that this portion at
themuntry be given a greater number oi
these representatives abroad. it met with
so much disiavor that the paper mu lin-
ally withdrawn.
A Teacher Ace-read.
Boston, April H.—Juhn F. “'elcb, a pn-
pil in the Warren school, was punished by
his teacher, Miss Caroline B Orgorsi, on
Friday. March 10. and died on the l'a'th.
His parents claim that his death was due
to his punishment and have petitioned the
school board ior Miss Osgood's removal
Mira (Mood denies moat emphatically that
she punished the boy in any manner that
would have caused his death.
An El-Cnrtanl Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-—l.ars Weston
guard, the senior member oi the shipping
firm ol’ “'eatergaat’d& Cu. died here, aged
d! years. .\I r. “’estergaanl was born in
Norway and was consul here ior many
years ior that country and the Netherlands
and Austriallungary.
A (‘urIoaIty on the Way.
Pirrsnrim, April ith curiosity that
""1th to arouse as much interest as the
'rnpp gun in its journey across the coun-
try, will be in l’ittahurx about the middle
at next wrck. it Is the first engine and
train at can ever run over the Pennsylva-
nia railroad.
('u-r-rltts-sl Murder and Arson.
t'uvrnx. Wis, April it —.\lat Bitaer, a
Bohemian, shot his wile and Mm Arthur
Burns. the wiie of a prominent iarmer.
and throw their bodies in the "tilt" and
burned the house. Sherili lien and ill)
men are in pursuit oi Ilitner.
They Are World's Fair Waiters.
CHICAGO, April lt~The Walter's union
not out is druulul (or an increase by it» as
week, and 50 rents an hour overtime, alter
Nay l. The waitem oi the Chicano club
also ask to have an increase irom m to W
per month. fl
Ironhle ow the finals In.
LA JUM’A, Col. April lip-Master Me»
chanie Conroy Issued a bulletin notifying
the strikers that they were no longer in the
employ oi the Santa Fe. it new men are
brought in to fill their places trouble may
occur.
Oovunar Ills-sell Wars the fight.
norm). April is 41.. long standing
controversy over the Boston police enm-
misstou between Governor ltussell and his
council came to an end when the latter
voted to «infirm t‘aptalu Roi-art 7. Clark.
Could I“ he." Chlunmam
letssn. April t4.——[.up (than, an
rusted tor violating registration law. has
been disebarged. The novel defense set up
was that the state could not prove what
constituted a Chinarnaa.
Ipn'hll-w'a ”1;;-
W. April Il-‘C. A. lamgiellovr.
second son oi the tar-mus poet, died at the
old iamily mar-story at (lambridue. Three
sisters and a brotheraurrtre him.
Dr. Ills M’t wt... It.
:tpw on, April itwlt taaald that Dr.
ml its will not allow his usrnslobs
used at the invtheornlng election tor the
trier oi bishop oi Massachusetts
Ia Milo-ell Yet.
new Your. April ill-«No settlement was
reached regarding the clothing cutter-'-
lookout at the adjourned eouivrenea oi
Wrensadeuturs.
sififfimm'w
Darren, April lt—Pat fisherty was
rhutdsadby blastepsow. [thereon-god
I. My was beating his wits who
yea-gm lied.
Walnuts-ea Day.
i" It-flata ,
luvylabal-theflwath.
Dam Isa. April M—v‘l'ha rail»
nadhsvslrssdeewaterasath rats has
awry-immersion ts- Tall»
harsher.
MAprItla-Mhm
la [alas Galina. Tbs avers,
”Judah-”yum” lathe
noes,
done. where their
motto is Quick—
Neatness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
IBID magnum
New York Is Making Ready to
Receive the Blue Jackets. .
Till THOWAID TABS T0 00 A8303};
Ilse lav-I Moses Will Be tnlsrtalned at
the Clubs and There will Be a Rig Ball.
[taste of the land Parade—Tire While
Fquadrnn's Its-turn Prom Sea.
New Your, April lt—There is every
prospect that the coming exercises on land
and water, in connection with the naval
review here,will he oi even greater interest
than were those oi the Colombian celebra-
tion. The land parade oi sailors, In which
the jack tars 0! many nariw oi the world
will join. promises to be A brilliant speck.»
ole. As yet only an outline oi the pro
gramme hits been preparrd, but there are
100 or more encrgrlic and enthusiastic
gentlemen working out the details oi a
glorious celebration.
A meeting oi the executive committee oi
the mayor’s committee oi one hundred on
the entertainment oi distinguished visit—
ors was held in the governor's room of the
city hall at noon.
General iloruoe Porter, chairman oi the
special oomlnittee appointed loconier with
the cil izens' committccsbout shall at Mad.
Ison Square Garden, reported that eaten-r
had proposed to iurniab a supper on the
night 01 the ball ior C) a plate, this price
to‘ ‘ ' L .— liesaid thatwus
a matter to be decided later. General For»
her also reported that the collector oi the
port had agreed that the baggage oi the
Duke de Venous might be taken off at
Quarantine and passed without examina-
tion.
Arrangements were also making for the
Spanish minister to meet the duke in the
city. At the suggestion oi Mr. Perry Bei-
mnm the reception committee oi the Chi—
cago lnir, including Dinctor General Da-
vis, u'r-re (node honorary members oi the
committee oi one hundred.
It was decided that. ior the shore parade
on the fisth the mariners land at the loot oi
West Forty-second street, march to Fiith
avenue. down Filth avenue to Waverly
place. thence to Broadway. and down
iii-midway to the city hall, the reviewing
stand to be located at Madison nquare.
llrigndicr General Fitzgerald, General
Martin '1'. McMahon. Commander J . “'.
Miller, Colonel Daniel Appleton, Adjutant
General J naiab Porter and James J. Martin
were appointed a committee on land pm
rude.
The committee adjourned to meet in the
same place at l‘.’ o'clock on Monday next.
Return oi the “’hlte Squadron.
Nourom, Va, April lt—A large and ex-
pertant crowd gathered upon the whorl to
witness the return oi the while squadron
irum their practice maneuvers of! Lynn
Haven boy.
[porn the uxiuen mast oi the Chicago
there revealed itself a tiny white flag hear
ing two blue stars. the ensign oi the all
min]. The tall iorms oi the oilicers, in
their long blue nlstcrs, began to be out-
lined Against tire sky. From the Sigurd
lialyitnls tiuuted a gay array oi bunting,
which to the uninitiated were nothing but
strange and myrteriour symbols. 0n the
hmigu a man waved up and down, and
hitit‘Winl'. lengthwise. a large red flag with
a white square in its center. instantly the
Philadelphia, the flagshipoi Admiral Ghet-
artii, became the stage of a lively scene.
There was the musical and ringing wood
of s lymzir, and the marint-s. who had been
gathering in readiness .ever since the fleet
emu tint nigiilul, [ell into line. From the
bridge a blue uulitirturtl Milor talked ni-
lently, but none the lessenergctically, with
the man who was still wigwsgglng with
his red its“ on the Chicago. He was telling
the incoming vessels the news which had
happened since they went to son.
1'.- Ilatevtulrt 9.500 Ilallora.
Wsrmsoros. April lt.—ltesr Admiral
(Sher-nil arrived here irorn l'ort Monroe,
The oblect oi his visit was to consult with
Secretary Herbert regarding the entertain-
ments to be given In New York on the oc-
casion oi the naval review. and included
the numberirsa details connected with the
commenter which will take place at the
rut". it Iassld thattheqnsation oi the
collation to be given the sailors oi thsflest
by the New York Chamber oi Commerce
was also dismissed. Naval owners are in-
ellned to think that the (‘hamber oi Coto-
mrrer- has undertaken a bigger task than
it imagines—that is. there are about mun
blue Jackets in the fleet, and ti only hall oi
them are allowed to go ashore it will make
. M“ crowd to lunch In the style which the
manlsatlon giving the aflair intends. it
is doubtinl ii the men an be accommo-
dated In the Serenth regiment armory, as
intended. it Is understood, however, that
unspent will be slam the trim to accept the
invitation, m-..» "m”
In. Maren Interested.
New York. April Mme-A meeting oi tug-
boat and shipownera generally was held in
the Msritlss Exchange directors’ room,
Illil steps were taken towards securing
m sslierur plan to govern the more
muoitugssndother hosts on the m
essionoithenaralpvradeoaA I ”and
II. A mum was appotn to dart-s
ssehsplsn aatltosecursthsasnsa oi all
heatownsrsaadlsarsrs oi hoatawho la~
tendtobeonlhewatarnn the dayoi the
. he treasury departvasntlaW-a-
will hr requested to issue a stroller
switching the regulations adapted by the
mnittreandcalliug us all Natures to
ehsvrvs thent. _____‘
flat-a lasagna to Ops- Its Dears.
like You. April ttw'l'hr direct-s or
the Union my. club added at theh
monthly to give a reespttes ts the
visiting aural who arr es to
to here to psutnpstsia its as parade.
new trill
- ., , MED! and month.
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Made from best leaf.
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tag on
eye—'3’
I plug.
Makes an cwrvday convening: of an
old-time luxury. Pure :mJ \‘vhuitsfime.
Prepared with scnxpulnus (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
mirage makcs two large [it-s. Avoid
itations—zmd insist on having tbs
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peeted sanoeaa that will reward you el'orts u .-
ittvely have the heat busiest! to of" an agent
hat can be found on the tree oi this earth.
.05.. profit on I'll“ worth at business It
hetn easily aadhonorably made b and paid to
he at user, women. boys. girls in our
«am. You can snake ntouey taster at work ior
art on have any Idea oi. The business Is an
easy to harmand instruction so slmpieand plain.
that alisucceed iron the start. Those who take
hold oi the business reap the advantage that
arises trots the sound reputation oi one at the
oldest, most sseeesrtul. and largest publhhiug
buses in America. tissue ior ours-ii the prolts
that the business ”readily sad iurIy yields.
Al beginners encased graadly and taore
rediaethsh' greatest es at as. Thorswha
g It led eaaetl as we le lihere. There irpleaty
roe-tors ew-nrsworkm,aadwsarge
the-to he a at ones. It you are alrrad en-
ed.bat re a iew spare nrotnrntr, an: with
use then to advantage. then write I: at o
tar this It our grand tsait . sud rereiv
“Winds" by ~1st Aytidren.
III: 8 60.. has No. sea. Augusta. Me
ti. L DOUGLAt
as once om
hflwullflfl
- $421.5
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33 ma m as
sum-usanumrf ‘
HEATERS. .
RANGES.
s'roves.
Tl N WAR E
Planting in all It: hurt».
nunocmuuu‘ssumu
South Norwalk. '3
Dandelion
compound
cures
Blood
Diseases.
contains no chemicals.
Dirty Sediment Is thro-
lutely pure and clear
as crystal.
Barmamm, Feb. as, im
Sharper Medicine C0,:
Gentlemen Ml take pleasureln adding a word
oi commendation to the mauv given In well-
deaerved praisepi your Dandelion Compound.
lhsve used it in my iamiiy with womierini
result». and in an experience of more than
twenty-three years in the drug business have
never seen an article that ave eucb nnl'orm
and perfect sutieiac'lon. )iy sides have more
than doubled this season. and l uuhmitntin ly
pronounce it the best make and the moat valu-
able blood puriner, attentive and spring
tonic in the mark ct Yours truly.
Josneu h. 1.11%. at Wall street.
:25 an.
rinilllznis:
Superpléoidéie;
Potato Manure,
Barn lard Manure.
Iii-Slacker! Lime.
Land Plaster.
-ATA
DAYMDND BBDS.
, Potatoes.
The Best and Freshest Assortment oi .
'FISH
Wholeeale and Retail Fish larket.
W
T. S. DDNALDSDN,
and land Salt
Hunlhiialufl,
59 “Silllhlfll SWEET.
E. d. TOMLINSON.
ucxasrzn PIIAIIAOII‘I,
Successor to I. M. BOY'I'.
We are in no age of Periutne. and bya
thousand artiul contrivancos all the delicious
odorsoi the garden are taken into captlvity
for the toilet. The iragrant Vinlctls Impris-
oned, and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand Iluml bcnutlee are brought into
requisition'so that woman, lovely woman-
may bloom the brighter. Of all thecholoo var-
ietiea of Perfumes none can compare with our
)1:
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5... aw. Monsanto
POST OFFICE BUILDINH,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Tooth tilled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
8331' NET ill" TEETH 0‘3 BED BUBBIR.
$8 $8
-‘ :3
Sn better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without .pain, -
"inn. Vitiilzed Air or Arophenc).
Teeth donned. - - - - 75c
Teeth tilled with Amalgam. . - 50!:
Teeth tilled with Platinum, - - 75c
Teeth tilled with Gold. — $11!) and up
All Work Hnarnnteed.
Office open from 8 a. us. until 9 p. In.
Entrance So. it: Washington at. 08 ly
E.D.MorrisSaliDi
FURNiTU RE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Shaw,
Successors to E. (‘. lorris ‘1’").
CAPITAL. azmooo.
54 Sudhury 8t. Boston, lass.
F ire and
done with
nuns
and
I ittllllli
Finelnb wg
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF Ill KINDS.
The Bret sales in the World.
ISDMDM use. Marys pre-
serve their contents.
Bambi in Lynn, Hum. aim‘st that mt live,
where w of our rates wrro subjected to Intense
best. prove-vying their contents.
CHAMPION ltrt‘liflii also in the "real
Ch I'ifwiu it’ll, In thatireat lioskm Vlrr
in ..sn«l in all the great tires elm. Newt
itvv rinulars. Aunts wanted. a: bin
Dld and Reliable
DAILY nmacr
Freight Line
ill’l'w KIN
NEW your:
South Norwalk
‘ Norwalk.
Till Normans
City organ-«alt
EAGLE
am no a. cafes-em street
atlp...
3%.. m ”-Io truism-u t.
MWMInmhtam
$11.13“, ft...“
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Norwalk Chronicler