our: GUARANTEE
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Genuine Article.
9; mmmmo
nun. Jonson to.
21s lenient St; Brooklyn.
aunt-av mu. m WIR-
As-sutorsntsasr-su. do
HE HAS lot uneven.
Secretary Carilsie Says He
Does Not intend To.
u a we.
Planting. so... room-r.
Tin or that into not.
lint lit Tinting.
Plans and attraatss tarnished ior either
hotwatermtsatoorbotairhsattns.
”Bil, sum torst’
. Wreck Strewn Prou
to Biddcl’ord.
walk islandnsndthsvsveslhashssuinae
dugnimmdtherwtndwusnssm
ouslyreported.
limes West Move.
Batman" Dzror. N. J., April raw-Cap
taia lildgewsyoi station it discovered two
bargesdrlitingashoreou Northheacb. Be
maaaged to. board them and broughtthv
crews ashore. The barges broke loose irom
sing. The first one that struck went to
piecca Theseemd onebroke in two.
Illgh ’I’ide lat Pin to “ma.
Newman. N. Y.. April 21—43. J. Bas-
ter's storehouse on Cold Spring what! was
burned. “.000. The tide in the
Hudson was so high that the water rose
above the whari and made its way into the
storehouse, reaching a quantity oi lime on
the first story. This caused the fire.
.1
31m AIDWAVR
“mm mm DENIED. T00.
fin. Isis-e and low Jersey (has
up possess a, tug wens
lama-mutu- Arson—wind
mutant-mt...
. , Aénn—Thedsmagsdout
bug liorthAtlantie-eshoardby
Mllehardlytoheestimatad
”Wendi“ thundering
-
, .alll' aaitwere driven ashore
' *Wlnseycoaet and along
“diaglslaudmadapthelengill
filtelewlegiaudcoastthereweresmel
wreaks.
“I“ Island came some thrilling
fl. {harm’s ravages. A number oi
.. “anchored lathe Great South
”m driven ashore and several were
m The high tide fioodsd a number
wmmmmmm. ‘0!“-
‘lhars Is a Bil-reac- oi opinion Between
Ir. carilsio and the President. ‘I‘Irssgb.
Cole-ram the (toll Question—J!“ I.
serve letting Away. ‘
Waetnso'ron. April 21—11» membws
oi President Cleveland's mbinct were dis
turbed by the inquiries as to rammed dis
sensiotu in the cabinet and resignations
thereirom as a result oi those disaeneions.
it was stated with great circumstantial!)
that the president had declared in favor at
a bond issue. and that Secretary Oariisie
had announced his intention to resign irom
Small Boats Destroyed.
Knox, N. Y., April 2, ——Thectorntaloag
the Hudson did much damage. It destroy
all hundreds oi small boats and tore down
scores oi small docks. The damage in a
distance oi live miles will amount tothoa-
lands oi dollars.
Drilled Onto the Roth.
Btuorrono, 3143.. April 2‘2.~Schoooer in-
dex, from Philadelphia ior Boon with a
cargo oi coal dragged anchor, driited onto
the rocks. and sank in 15 ieet of water.
The crew was taken of! by the Biddeiord
Pool litie savers.
lately and naqualifiedly by Secretary Gar
liale and other members oi the cabinet,who
declared thatlt was nonsense and absolute
ly without foundation.
Secretary Carlisle when asked as to the
the reports by a denial. but said: "it seems
hardly necessary to take up the time neo
ceaary to deny such absolutely boneless er
rors. There is no truth whatever in it."
Another member of the cabinet said:
“The story is absolute nonsense. There is
no division between the president and the
In New York Ito“.
TROY. N. Y.. April 3-4 storm oi wind
and sleet. reported the heaviest in so years.
prevailed here in this county. A large
number oi barns were blown down.several
cattle were killed and a. number oi homes
badly hurt.
Drive- on Jersey Vista.
New Tons, April 21—11:: bark Sunny
South, anchored oi! Bedloe's island. was
driven ashore on the Jersey lists
afioat about the president and Mr. Man
intention oi resigning.
Will lot Boeelva Dir. Judd.
VIMA. April 21,—Count Knlnoky, the
Austrian premier, has given notice to
American Minister Grant that the Austri—
an government will not grant an exrqua'
tar to Mr. Max Judd oi St. Louis. ap
pointed by President Cleveland consul
general ior tho l'nited Stairs At Vienna,
because Mr. Judd is an Austrian by his
iormer allegiance. and is engaged in the
immigration business.
sense. Cabinets don't work in that way-
at least none oi which I know."
big
”them Theaioarbargeaoontaiasd
"I .buing 13 In all. Dispatches
. “Windintedthereseue oi the
lg‘mdmdthebargu
Male-gist“
”Hunt lime in 1mg island
was huravd by the water slacking
I“ The Iliad: burned ior seven
bass.
4 1b hal— 11 theWilliamehnrg Yacht
”MAWII‘ICCIIID II M011
state a definite policy for the iutnre.
The» President Walled [loads Issued.
Twenty—five Negroes Poisoned.
liouv Frunos. Mine. April rthews
hart been received here oi a wholesale poi-
soning oi negroes who attended a negro
wedding on the Duke plantation. Twenty-
‘woaogmas—lyt-galtlwpointoi death
and the physicians have little hope oi ear.
lug one oi them. The winning was acciv
dental. It won caused by eating boiled
ctutnrrl that had stood in a now tin can.
Conmlsaionn la Ibo Carly ie llarvla (In.
An: LV’Y. April ”3‘60!!! Flower has
apymuml (image liaines of Rochester as a
commissioner to take testimony in thsease
oii'rtrlvlr W. Harris. Sir. “lineal-toba-
gtn his work on Monday morning in New
York city. This action on the partoi the
governor rlm'u not necessarily act as a stay
v.1 exemriura
Mary Carlieie.
was fit- thaitisevar known tohave
Dubious. d' naioas.
lbhlghtideaadheavysari at Hock» u
. ,, I.” "r ,jflni", gem... in outlining the policy to be pith-Gr .1 Th
t‘; . 2 ;~ p. .tprii'a.v'rheuseoicarrler
i; it” hi." it being succesainlly
lnm mu rated by a Pairpovt fishing mmpaily.
Pigeons are sent out with each boat going
to lift net». They are sent ashore with the
information as to the quantity and variety
of the catch, which can then be wired to
, markettnen.
exports oi the precious metal. The reserv
now stands in round figurea at emanate
30 lassiaws In Hamburg. __
Haxsrno. April '22 —As a precautionary
measure against cholera the authorities oi
Hamburg will exclude from this city here-
after all linseian emigranta. No dlstinev
lion will be made between Russians in-
tenriiag to live here and those Intending to
emigrate to America
The (tear ligand the Treaty.
[dwi- lowtb Very III.
8" You, April n—The condition of
Edwin Bomb, who has been sick at the
Players'einh,chsuged ior the worse yes-
terday Late last night it was feared that
:‘u'bm‘wwhfrwhwwmf political ofiendera. in its original iorm
lint-g taught and forehead.
littwsrsrr. April a—‘l'hs pollen have
at last succeeded in capturing the firehug
who has been terrorizing the city ior
mouths, and whoevdariagacta haven-sad
losses oi millions oi dollars. The prisoner
in Matthew Thor-sit. He human-d.
Cow-Isl lid” I'd-wot, III.
1‘" You. April adoha K lihisy.
the newly appointed minister to Dean-sh.
is seriously ill at his residence here. Ir.
ltlsieyioteudsd to leave ior his posttha
first week in May, but his illsesswill prob-
ably delay his departure.
“lo-giro ate-ass with a neuter Isles. ‘
mm. lie, April nwlphraim not
led by the senate in modified iortn.
Baa-ball Passes For the President.
Secretary Thurber and presented to him
wont to the ball games
Harrison
grounds oi the
were inqusnt attendants.
he [telecoms Isa.
Gimme-It- "
pertsotthsstata.
manta-antennas».
lam.Apvii fi-‘i‘he Int oi
dislatwo'eisekiastsvenlsg. Theitlg
Hoaldwardiieo
by,waseasretary
“Mitre-tan Wm
DiAMONDSsmm M?
the cabinet. This story was denied abao,
truth of the report that he had resigned.
iron the cabinet was disinclined todigniiy 5
secretaryoi the treasury. and so iarasl
have observed between any members oi
the cabinet. There were the same stories
ning. Mr. Carliele has never declared any
All these stories
about one man saying in cabinet when the
bond question was discussed, ‘1 stand so,’
and another man. '1 stand ao,‘ are non
it is hard to trace the origin 0] the story.
but it secure to have been based largely on
the delay in issuing the statement given to
the press by Mr, Carliele and its iallurc tc
The reports alleged that Mr. Citillslr'l
statement as originally prepared hm] been
more definite, but that certain matters had
been eliminated as the result oi diderencee
oi opinion between the president and See;
It is quite probable thet
the resident and Secretary ‘Cnrl'tsle, each
ha in; views of his own. have not “(read
entirely on thing; to he done in view oi the
exports of gold. but it is stated authority
lively that these difierencee oi opinion
have never proceeded to extreme lengths
and that there has been harmony oi action.
issue, while Mr. Carlisle was disposed not
to resort to one except in the very gravest
emergerwy. and iron: this isct seems to
have started most oi the rumors of cabinet
Large amounts oi gold taken ior export
yesterday absorbed all the treasury'n iree
gold and inrced it to take one furrlm Hop
substantive fact in the developments is that
the “momma gold reserve has been in-
vaded and a part oi this gold accumulation
need to meet the demands caused by the
The encroachment on the gold reserve
also establishes two other points in ire-as-
W ury policy—first, that there will he lmml
issue as soon as the tree gold is exhausted;
second. that gold payments will not be
stopped on silver notes as a result oi the
gold reserve having to he encroscizctl upon.
Wasntsorov. April a—Sccretery Grealr
am received iniormatlon iront St. l'etrrsr
burg that the car had signed the Russian
extradition treaty and that its ratification
had been exchanged by the United States
ministerwith the ioveign office st the lino
aian capital. There has been much nb’eo
tioa raised to this treaty. because it is said
to make it possible itw Russia to extradite
was sent to the senate daring President
Cleveland's iormer administration, but ior
various reasons hang fire until finally ratt-
Wuntaorol, April fivi’nsidsnt Clevo
land received another "Hence oi iortnne'e
iavovs when Secretary Nick Young oi the
National Baseball league called on Private
coupon peas book entitling the residentte
sit in the
grand stand ins of charge. He alsoleit a
hook ior Mr. Thurber and each may
oi the cabinet. Last season Pruitient
paid an occasiomi visit to the
Washington Baseball club
and Secretaries Bank and Charles hater
Vellum, April Il—The pooivoomo
Iavewoaintheir fight againsttbslushr
hack Iatlgnbling lawpaaeed bythe‘Vlr
gtals legislators to break npthstori ss‘
shang- whieh had sprang up in Jackson
askingtoa, and in other
hes-lay,th Der-
steteiovladis, with»
maththsmflaesasditwaanlnhbn
wmmnwtflt
isdisneteptrewsetreestsrredirorn
nu. ma. ton on not
vnt.
flfimum
at the lowest pokes.
m Vitilllt‘illii u. lltliillE.
WMBNLW. ally
LAND PARADE PREPARATIONI.
There Will to Holy Iaileve Ashen Dd a
lllg lessees ls Probable.
le YOIK, April flat—Mayor Oilroy rev
oelved a letter irom Captain John 0. Bo-
ley. chlei oi brigadeoi the Massachusetts
State Naval reserve, accepting the luv“.
tioas to be prwentwith 500 meant the
naval review next Thursday.
A oommaniution was also received from
Rear Admiral Ghavardl, to the efieet that
the landing force from the United States
fieet on April mwoald he in excess of i”
lumen. lid that it was quite possible all the
visiting squadrons would lend their men.
several oi them had not yet signified their
intantlou.
Adjutant General Josiah Porter seat the
acceptance oi Governor Flower to attend
the naval parade. The governor's party
will coneiatoi himself and wile, his daugh-
ter and her husband, and Mrs. Flower'a
maid. He will stop at the Windsor hotel.
Will Illa I‘ll Bro-lb.
Molill, April a—Jnseph Cook. seierk
in a store at Scranton. Miss, was malted
‘ and the sale robbed oi 01,100. Cook was
found with three bullet holes in his body.
Beioro he died he stated that he was as-
aaulied and robbed by James T. Smith. 0.
Rolls and Charles Taggert. The guilty
parties were arrests-d while taking a train
ior Mobile. The money was ioand upon
thelr persons. The jail wnsgusrded topre-
‘ rent the ,. r ' irotn ly ” the per-
petrators. The guilty parties are connect-
ed withsome oi the heat iamilies in Mobile.
Earthy-she's Dean-go la lute.
Anne, April Zia-The details oi the «—
lamity that has beiallen the island oi Zaata
show that since the beginning oi April
there have been a total oi 100 earthquake
shocks. averaging five every day. When
lug last the city was practically wholly de-
lives in the disaster. and this list is likely
to he added to when the ruins are cleared
away. if this is ever done.
Eur-ed III Their Beds.
The fire spread to the store oi M. A. (‘or
berg. all oi which were destroyed. hir.
their tin store and were burned to a crisp.
Wrecked by the Wind.
the (‘incinneli Southern mail.
The president was inclined toward a bond
but no one was hurt.
(‘solll Cd. Halts-II l-ll “Illa II Ashes.
nearly that!” in gold and the
” amount in pmnhacka were brought here
together.
thecurrency.
2 Rina (‘nt lliiby first.
Ilmt. Mon. April fit—fly a are in one
oi the shafts oi the Butte and Bunion com-
pany nine miners were cut of! trout escape
All hope
The origin
it may have been
and either burned or euiiocnmi.
oi "acne has been abandoned.
oi the five is not known.
started by a candle stuck in the timbers.
labour Will tit-y In Quito.
PANAIA. April a—l'nltrd Stat-o Minis»
tor hiahauy of Quito, Ecuador, asks a tie-
nial oi the statement of a Panama con-r
apondeutthai a banquet had been tenderrd
him by President Cords-r0 on the occasion
oi his leaving that capital ior Washington.
He is not going to leave Quito
The basins In a Cell.
drove to Slough station accompanied
Holloway yell.
Iva. Long ltvaysd Irw- Ila-e.
a know where she has gone. Des
wean-m , ,_ W... W.-. ..
Amatta's Mandy I'aerts “balding.
financial panic is sob-siding.
.. mm...—
Iwaa hood'a leans-v1 ”cad.
Darren. April B.-—-lilehard O’ilon
ones private secretary to iloav Twaed
New York. tiled st the county hospital
credo vines id‘i'l.
e- as» apeslei on. l. mu...
thebesrdoidhvetorssiihel‘aatisdia
m
‘. Ups-IiWadalhthlle ed!
heaven-hotthshae-eilwda
tlte piano, " ‘i‘ to not
“motto is Quick-
! the terrific shock came on Monday morn’
strayed. There are not in the city!” bonus
that are saie ior the people to live in. It
is now known that 150 persons lost their
Burn nus. l’n.. April &.—A fire in
a tin store here was followed by two terrific
explosions, which scattered the firein all
directlona The explonlone were oceanioned
by the bursting oi two barrels oi gasoline.
bet & (.‘o., the dwelling oi John Wilton-
and Mrs. Mathieus slept in a room over
Cmctwwart. April 22.——1’he high wind
waa reaptmsihle ior a singular wreck on
Train No.
1. south hilllntT, when at Petra. Tenn. n—
coutiterevl a ireight car. which had n
blown upon the main track. The entire
train except the rear sleeper was thrown
iron the track and the engine turned over.
Annotations. .\'. iii, April tat—An on»
press ar on the Atlantic and Pacific at
Hancock was destroyed by fire and three
eaies drauged out oi the rains. containing
more
A large quantity oi the gold was melted
There is nothing but aeltoa oi
MIMI. April fl—Tho Dowager Dunb—
ess oi Sutherland was duly arrested by the
tipatafi oi the probate court. The dual--
br 0.
medical attendant Tlpon her arrival at
Paddlagtou station she was conveyed to
heaven. 1. 1,, April It—lire. 0. it.
Long, Myrarsoid. strayed irom her home
at flushing, is l., and the {orally do not
paudeney
overthedeathoihsrmmherlsaestgnadas
Brita-v. N. 8. W.. April 3 w-A heavy
run on a nvinge bank in this city wasstop-
pad by the announcement that thegovsra-
mi would anarantee the deposits. The
mmpthn. O‘Donnell had been is Col.
Hosanna”, isti.A tau—muss
hoiltoltasshsdale.evea intbstsetheta
owns it
your J ob Printing
don .Where their
nose, Neatness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
. MI! Ms. /
STElil and an aunt;
will“ I SPEGIALTT.
wmumun
lupus
.T- S. llllNALllSliN,
it Imam 93
Mhevvanvatsiliiasw
HEATERS;
RANGES.
STOVES-
TiN ‘ulllARE
Flushing it til its Bunnies.
Hill Sillilll mums Sillfllis
South Norwalk. “J
Early Rose lead
Potatoes. “
-—-—oao————
ThsBsstsadi’reehestAssnrtnsntot
FISH
Wholesale and Retail Fish Martel.
Huntilhalufi,
_6r9 WASHINGTON STREET.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
The body oi John 1“. Shaun. lying the
morgue at Princeton. N. .1. waatnutilated,
it is Inspected, to conceal evidences oi polo
oping. .
The Pennsylvania Steel company no
signed. Capital, 154111410.
The Columbus carevels arrived at. Hamp-
ton Roads.
The dam oi the Harlem Ship canal was
washed away by the storm. _
Prison Gourd John J, Lynch oi the
Tombs. New York. was dismissed for al-
lowing Dr. Buchanan. on trial charged
with murder, to go into a saloon and drink
ior an hour with a iricnd. ‘
Wall street bankers. in interviews. say
they were disappointed in Secretary Car-
lisle'e statement regarding the gold Ibol'ir
age. and that he should have been more
explicit.
People in Munster. Pa. thought they
ielt an earthquake shock.
The differences between the New York
clothing cutters and their em ployeri were
settled by arbitration. and the lockout
ended.
The Duke oi Newcastle arrived on his
way through the United Slat-a
By an order oi the supreme court thecity
authorities oi Long island City were com-
pelled to tarnish water to ex-Mayor Glea-
son‘s electric light works.
Young Maokay. son oi the Caliiornin tuli-
“ ' swallowed cocaine by mistaksand
narrowly escaped death.
The Eskimo village at Chicago is to he re-
moved outside the iair grounda.
The cyclone caused the death oi over 40
persons in Bil-insippi.
Six boys broke into a synagogue in Jer
any City and caused can damage by acts oi
vandalism. They were all arrested.
Bodies la a non.
Jinan Cl'rt’. April R—A box which as-
rlved at the Adams Express company's
pier at the Pennsylvania railroad docks,
this city. emitted such a peculiar odorthat
the fact was reported to Acting Agent
ilrrbert Temple. He consulted the way
hill and found that the box was said to
contain looks. When the box was opened
instead oi books it was ionutl mountain
two human bodies. The bodies aiterward
proved to have been medical subjects in-
tended ior a Vermont college.
Fought I'd-r Fierce luv-Illa.
New Yonx, April a—A stid tight to a
llaieh took place on the outskirts oi Brook
lyn between Jack Tear! oi England. and a
supposed Tommy Body of Williamsburg.
Your very fierce and bloody rounds were
fought. Leary proved the better man and
in the ioarth round knocked his man out.
Both sides claimed the stakes.
Mrs. Green Adj-edged Inna-a.
Baum-ox. N. Y. April 2i.—The com-
mission oi three physicians toexamine into
the sanity oi hire. Carrie Green, indicted
ior the murder oi her little niece, Floreme
Gaiior. reported that she was irresponsible
at the time oi the crime. She was sent to
the state asylum ior insane criminals at
Matteawan.
Thirty-seven Pretty Irish Girls.
NEW YORK, April 23 ~Twenty-two Irish
girln. who are to represent irelnnd At. tne
.Worhi't inir, were pat-scum rson the stump
ship llritsnnic in the saloon, and will act
as saleewomon. while 15 in the steerage will
make butter. lace and the products ior
which Ireland is celebrnteul. The girls are
all pretty
An tape-ales lireah.
NEW Ynlls, April m.«—Tho Harlem river
and the Spnyten DIlyt'll creek overflowed
their boots and hosted the ship canal
which is being built through Marble Hill
at Klngnhrldge. The breaking oi the dam
will entail an expense either to the govern-
ment or the city of over 0100,01».
shat Illa Ilatev's Loves.
itu'nunso, Ky. April 21~Wiiliam
Henry forbade William Kennedy to pay
court to ill! sister. Kennedy persisted and
when he called last night Henry met him
with a shotgun, emptying both chambers
in his face. Kennedy find are inefiectlve
shots in return. He will die
Potter Ilse Italy-Iva lam-e.
lloa‘tmt. April fl-msixty-five reasons
will be set iorth by Asa l’. Potter why he
should he granted awrit oi srrortoaet
addathaverdictoi the jnryaad theses»
tones that Judge Putnam will impose
against him on indictment ior the false
certification at checks
Toledo [Dives Ordered Cloned.
Totem, April at m'i'he new city admin
all poolroontl. policy
rletorethsreoi to leave the city. To
"wide open."
The ”all Visits It. haviev‘a.
“Ninth-Rev.
oi aorend lisary Van W.
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lee. fir. Jessa Annette“.
thaiiev.
I‘Me
breeehoi
monomer pater _
istratloa ironed a proclamation ordering
shops and gambling
mom-to be closed immediately. and the
iedo city has always been comparatively
NI! In“. April n41». Dale do Ve-
ragna and other membeg‘flisfirty went
. Francis X vier's weren-
toilt I. rather W. on Pan
doe. iisii Impose. Jobs 1. x. O'Con-
ll'wua. ii. .i.. April Innis the nee at
its. lease. of et. John's
’15., ea trial id
jury returned a vow
A Piping Chew,
for sea or shore.
Tobacco.
Use it once.
and you'll want more.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Eadi
mag: makes two large pies. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
n1: ly
SELEBT Yiillll
BWN HOME!
2 large Lots Bumll Ave.
4 Good Lois ‘
'Wnudwardilve.
9 Nice Lois
Riverside lve.
I4 Choice Lois
‘ Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sightly Lois
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a. pleasant home can
be offered than those lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
——»——-
PRICE,
$35!], $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
TAYLOR 8: GULDEN.
Wasmxmox ST.,
or on the premises of JOHN
MINDS: also at the office. of
[‘he Old Well Cigar (30., st;
\
wanton u
a few days. and you will be startled at tho unrl
preted snares that will reward your Mom in
positively have the best business to o'er an agent
hat can be iound on the her oi this earth.
“5.00M cl $15.00 worthnibueiueaa is
help easily and honorably made b and paid to
has reds oi men. women. boys. a girls in our
em try. You can state money taster at work ior
an on have any idea oi. The business is so
easy to . and instruction sotia-pleasdpisla.
that all succeed from the start. Those who take
hold oi the businees reap the advantage that
arises train the sound reputation at one at the
oldest. mt soccer-tel, and largest publishing
houses in America. Secure ior oereeli the prodte
that the business so readily and Inely ylekia.
All beginners succeed grandiy, and more than
realise their greatest es who
i it led exadlv as we tr 1 them. There is plenty
07mm ior a few more workers. and we urge
thereto be a at once. it you are ahead em.
ployrdJIt ve a irvaarv- moments.a wish
0 use them to advantage. then write II at one,
ior this it our grand opptvriaaii‘y . and rerelv
lull rticu art by more mall. .
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UNBELIEVEITS
Washington street.
when! tln)‘ nre always imprmcvl l») a simple
«affluent of plain truth.
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Alm‘cll in
TAKE
vitsliziua pm wrtiee. luv vein» in canntlnatlnn
mallow. dc liilty and lose oi appetite
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them:
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In the extravagant nnii m-nsntlamtl claim"
mule (or man) proprietary nlrllit'iurini the
As our claim-s hut--
been rmtnnble and Tully pruvrn in the N-
.wt year. hundreds oi people how bet-uln-
nur medlcine Is a blood purii’lrr and Spring
ionic and gladly teeiiiy to it» wonderfully
('nn.
nochvtnlcals and having no rs-dlmi-m
but be ng composed of the bent vegetable blmal Bank vaul" Doors!
purifientever known. nothing can he better ior
COMPflllNll.
E. c. Tomuusoiv‘.
lICENSBD PHABIACIB'I'.
Successor to l. 3!. HOYT.
We are in an age of Perfume, and bya
thousand artful cuntrivancoo all the delicious
adore oi the garden are taken into captivity
ior the toilet. The fragrant Violet in impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors oi a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition no that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. 0! all lltocholco var-
ietiermf Periunns none can compute with our
mi ti
on}. w; DARMER.
POST OFFICE BEILDING.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled KDILEIU'EH'UIII without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST SET OF TEETH 03' RED RUBBER.
$8 $8
No better made no matter how murlt you pay.
5th:
Teeth extmcml without pain, -
(the. V‘itiltml Air or Aruplmnrl.
Teeth cleaned. - -
Teeth tl lrctl with Amalgam. . -
Teeth filled with Plntlnum, - _ - 75c
Teeth tilled with Gold. - $1.00 and up
All Work Guaranteed.
()tilt‘c upon from 8 Is. In. until 9 9. III.
Entrance So. i: “‘hhiugmn st. 08 ly
E.B.Morris$aiefln
Successors to E. C. Morris A: ('0.
CAPITAL. s-zso,ooo.
64 Sudhury St, Boston, lass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Toe
..
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
AND
DEPOSIT VillilK OE All KIIIDS.
The Best Suits in the World.
lillJlM In use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
il’til Mill! in L) tin. Mm., ninrc Thai Witt lire.
where moi our voice wvre ntthjrclnl lo interred
heat. protecting their content».
Superphosphaie.
Ground Bone.
Potato iianure
Barn lard. Manure.
lit-Slanted Lime.
Land Plaster.
—-A'i‘~«
Billillllll BROS
FERTILIZERS !
and Land Salt
FURNITURE
('IIAMT‘IIDN llfil'tlill) aim in the (lrvat
(lbw: Fire in MI. in the iln-nt limion rm
in is. and in all the great that nintrelh
for circulars. Ara-Mu wanted.
(lid and Reliable
DAILY DiRECT
Freight Line
HATWEEN
' NEW YORK
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