m gum furnished; for either
hotwslsfifiasrsovhotsivm‘
. ' asournasmsr.
BANKS TO THE RESCUE
Geld Pound late the W all the
alt-aus- Itali- Brighter. '
Wannaoros. April til—The trrssnry s
docket goldisrapl rising. Themr
on are earning rapid ywitsnllel.lndk
isssidthat tbssuppiy of freegoldavaila‘
his is now over raccoon. 'f'hisresultwss
brought about by large oiferiugs redvd
frombankcrswhoss srnletookiwlitsn
der notes in return. The largestoderlngs
came from Boston, which. through the Ir
sociatcd hanks, placed Em.” “"110 dis-
tal of the treasury. It is u
rethat the New York hauks.asslvsult
at a conference with 'l‘reasnrcr Jnrdan,
will‘pet a large amountnt goldto’tbs
credit of the treasury. andsohigharstbs
hopes rising that predictionsare madetbat
by the close of the week the trsasury’sgold
balance will show an acusof “.000.”
above the reserve. The westdrn banks
continue to come to the assistanceoflhs
government and sent several millions yel-
‘N ”ported Its-Inga a! the
my [a Honolulu—President
We» nor-a Gorgeous Fac-
' new lonvsslr cuss.
m April 25.—Colnmimioncr.
f, ting the Hawaiian provi-
thtin this country for the
_ Mottorcallinguponfieere—
Berra-a and mum; him um hs
mthspsrminaionof his govern-
,, ’ humusrtwlfor San Francisco
liberalism-nan theBelgicMsyl.
”Maid before leaving that tho
,sltssllonlnnswsnwuqumma that he
mean. secretary was awaiting defl-
Iits vices from Commidoner mount
nnyhrihtrainpeahonldbetaken.
wunry intention,” mid Mr. Carter,
bandsrtdon stouroi thcaouth
lhavbahaudrmed thatprogrammcior
“landfill recommend to the provi.
” Wt that it send some one
‘ulnpstenttolookintothe prospects
The most gratifying feature of the situa-
tion is the tender of much gold from vari-
ous sources The oilers were acts-moan
by the suggestion that if they proved lobe
insufficient further amounts would be
forthcoming. Altogether the situation is
much more encouraging.
The statement of President Cleveland
has had a good cflect, and it is understood
to be the purpose of the president to an-
thorise a bond issue in the event that it
should be demonstrated by the occurrences
of the next few weeks to be necessary,
.mmomrm m» . . s... mm...
4 . The ad . that l pass away, and the very knowledge that
we '1“ m "W the administration will be prepared roll.
m m“ “I“ 2° PT'HM 3°" sue bonds will avert the occasion therefor.
W' ‘ on y rong y entrenched
filth lied and watchful.
on news the our-av. sums.
w "Ibh-ludsotthequeenhavestatsd
sou—truer ltr. Blount intended tore-
Mhsrtothethrene. Thislknowlsnot
mbntthefrlendsof the queen haven-ed
the stslanent to keep the natives stirred
, 1p and in an uncertain frame of mind. It
3, not My known in this country
'tfitthsallowancs for the support of the
" Ill-bean reduced to dfiillamonthI
n! this isnowonlypaidtoherupon
that none of it is to he used for
milk purposes. Much of the money
“martin thequecnhashesn uptotbls
“mound for the purpose of exciting the
people and fosteringsn anti-American feel-
The natives are childish and impres
and although large numbers of
become convinced that annexa-
best thing. these statements of
back from openly avowlng their
hill-sub. A great number of those of
finger charssts: have already joined the
"lhsnatementthatthsroyalistshave
rsaflvsd large muons from the white
fluent is vigorously denied by Mr. Car.
U. "I“! nottrue." saidbe. “that the
with population or any considerable part
d lthssdesaved the provisional govern.
l-t. not know from advices received."
Ir. Garter also said that the provisional
moment had determined to send a new
”I“. to supersede Dr. Smith, and inti.
flied that the new oflcial would nrriveln
“nutty within the next month or six
The New York Bankers Confer. ”‘5'"
Raw Yetta. April Wis—When the confer-
ence of bank presidentsand financiers with
Assistant Treasurer Jordan relative to the
lluancial situation adjourned the confesses
declined in a most emphatic manner to an-
ticipate any statement that Mr. Jordan
might wish to make. Mr. Jordan said that a
communication would be addressed to
Washington.
Americans Blocks Strong In kudos.
Ionian, April fi—‘Amfil’lmfl were bet-
ter on President Cleveland's reiteration to
tiou of treasury notes.
Vlrginla Bankrs Oler All.
notes.
Them-lee About the Sing Sing laoape.
SING Slso, April a—lt is supposed t
Pallister and Ruble, the ’
counties.
any money.
.‘lxlynr “3»va Troubles.
Icarus, at the wan. House. ""‘l
April 25.—Tbe order of Km,”
called
duke and his attendants were shown
III! thsBIns room, where the President
Ira Cleveland awaited them. The
truck cost which Mr. Cleveland were
strongly with the gold lace and
initials of the duke, the marquis,
n. Baavadra, and Commander Dickens.
Bell lens was a predominant feature in
billia- of the duke. while acrosshis
‘hhswnrc a sash of wateredsilkin
W colors and carried a chapeau in
‘hbhsad. llardlyless brilliant was the
the marquis, while Don do
outshone both lntbepieturesqna—
bdaioageapsofwbitedoeskin reach.
hhhceis. four of the men
the duks’s heavily jeweled,
tbs duke carried a light
with Mini attached
the argument is heard.
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Another Electrical rlghl-
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during the time it hasuasd these patents.
lsslgasrl on Aesoaat of lacking Chairs.
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inmates and accepted by the council.
James City Elenges lonelier.
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rial
I. Largasr Inward to ’s om.
murderers from filing Bing prison.
love lone-dial! virus as loll.
manor, April lit—«AW
Methyl)”.
mum’s-slam
~ DIAAMfEND’s
*- "Worm-owe“
7 ‘ Genuine“ Article.
H and whistles
preserve the gold standard in the redemp-
ROAKOKI, \‘a., April Eli—The bunkers
met here and oilerrd all the gold in their
vaults to Secretary Cariisle for treasury
hat
ere, separated as soon as lhcygotont of
prison. I’aliisier it is thought took a boat
and rowed across the river to liaverptraw
and then went west. while Rohle took an
easterly route. The prison oillc‘lnls think
they met irirmls. Guards have been sent
outin both directions Guard Mcxeai is
still out searching Putnam and Duiohcss
Harri-4 says liable and Paiiister
dill ml: him to go and also asked if hehad
Jetrrzv I’lrr. .XprJ fi—Jnhn Edelatein
ix rims \ Parson, whose terms as
flui' Ar- (‘mr' miwlulwni expired, applied to
l.‘vp;.im-oit inr awrit of one was
main to prevent Jacob J. Detwilier and
John D. Frazer, appointed in their places
by Mayor Wanner, from acting. Judge
Lippincott granted a rule to show cause re-
turnable before the supreme court at Tren-
Inn on May ii, the rule to net assstay until
Nrw Your, April 25.—George Westley
house, Jr., llM applied to the United States
circuit court for an injunction against the
General Electric company to prevent it
from using electric converters which he
claims to have invented and patented. He
also asks for an accounting oi the profits
made by the General Electric company
Boston, April Edi-Dr. Thomas L Janka,
chairman of thecomlnlasloners ofpublic
institutions. resigned. Ills resignation is
said tohavebsen prompted bythsactlon
takeunu rocking chairs. which were do
natcd bya charitable lady fortbe use of
Wrurnmvos. N. (3.. April “—11- as
rival ofa isrgebodyofstatstroopsntNew—
horns had the desired elect, and the ne-
gross at James City nuanced their will.
ingncss toretlre peaceably. but ask that
Mll- ejeetraentshs made by thecivil authoritiss.
Amnr, April ”W Austin lo
throp. superintendent ofstatsprieons. after
a consultation with Governor Plow", call]
it had been decided not to ofler a larger
reward for the captors o! the two escaped
:rswasatartadinlluliha't stabs dock.
twasertlagslshai ovs mach
m rumma- in lads-n. have m
mum-embark
T‘lMB, liill
GUSTAV MI.
W ” Inith m
FLEET arr slim "all
All Ready For the Big Naval
Parade at New York.
LIVBIJIOBIB II THE LOVE! DAY.
I Sandy III-I Pilot Will Be at the “eel
allvary Vera-1m the “art In In“
The filladslphla had the Way Oat to ‘
lea tram Hampton Roads.
Nsw Your. April m~Downinthsloww
hay since early this morning a big host at
small craft awaited the arrival of the war
ships. Tugs pud‘sd and danced abouton
the waves. Yachts ducked and nodded
their topmastatowsrd the rising sun. ands
few excursion steamers with an early fit
lug. chilled, but patient load of pun-sn-
gers. stood oil and on. When the warships
did arrive they were greeted with shouts
The fleet was expected to come to anchor
in the Narrows about noon, with the Phil-
adelphia. carrying Rear Admiral Gherardi
at the head of the port column, and the
British cruiser Blake, with Vice Admiral
Sir John Hopkins aboard, at thebsad of
the starboard column.
Up town New Yorkers will not get a
sight of the fleet until tomorrow, when the
vessels steam slowly up the North river
and get into place for Thursday's review
by the president.
The (lar-vols Arvlvnd III“.
The caravels and the Spanish warships
which accompanied them from Hampton
Roads sailed past Sandy Hook and into
the lower bay after dark last evening.
The Spanish gunboats had their colors
flying as did also the csraveis which they
had in tow—the one the colors of theSpaln
of today. the other the royal colors of Can-
tile and the one which Columbus carried
at the mastth of his vessels when be
caused the unknown seas on his voyage of
discovery.
The man-of—war Infants Ymhcl, towing
the caravel Pints, was the first to arrive.
They passed Sandy Book at 9:45. it was
three-quarters of an hour later when .
second caravel and her accompanying war-
ship were sighted oil the Hook. At mid-
night all tbree boats, the Santa Maria, the
Pints and the Nina, anchored safely in the
lower bay.
Sandy lloalr Pilots Aboard.
The Sandy Hook pilot commissioners, in
, to a 1 from Fortrem Mou-
ror, sent 10 pilots to Hampton Ronda The
men were selected from the various boats
in the New York fleet. More will follow,
so that the entire ileet may be pilotedlnto
Graveaend bay with absolute safety.
Every pilot will remain aboard the veil»
ael to which he is assigned while the fleet
remains here. They will receive u pay in-
ward and outward bound pilotage and also
a fee for each day’s service. There are
more than ”vessels in the fleet. and each
of the foreigners will haw a pilot. As the
pilot first has in the neighborhood of 175
pilots, they will not be inconvenienced on
account of the requirements of the parade.
This is the first time in the binary of the
pilot service that the men have had so
many requests at one time.
During the stay of the warships in the
bay and the North river the marine band:
will play aboard ship one tune at the
morning salute and again during the even-
g.
Visitors will not be permitted aboard the
vessels until after the review of Thurs-
day. unless the present plans are changed
in this respect. After that occurrence
theercursion boat-carrying vl " from
the wharve‘o the cruisers will do a big
Maine-t.
The Start I‘m. the loads.
The ilret sailed early yesterday from
Hampton Roads, and the sight woashran-'
tiful one.
The Pbliadelphla moved on em, and
the Newark was under way behind the
Philadelphia. as. was followed by the
Atlanta. Then came the dandy San Fran
ciseo.ths Bennett, Bennigton and non-
more.
Then Admiral Walker's flagship. the
Chicano. Joined the procession. After her
came the Yorktown, Charleston, Vesuvius
and Concord. As awn as the Chicago
trippsdsnchorthe big flagship Blsksgot
under way, and turning almost on hw
heelsstarteddown thernadstoresumshsr
like of honor attbebeadottbeatan»
rd column of the fleet.
Theothsr Englishmen got under way at
the same time and followed behind the
Blake. As the Vesuv'gs. the last of the
American ileet.¢iroppn. Into the lissths
Hollander, Van Bprynk. trailed along aft.
her. Then came the Ge
m vuunmr ‘rr. IIIIIE.
sackjsilaadplacedincb
, Tbcsmdavit in part states that theme-
cosmos-roam ally
Pecuuan svaucrusta ,
mu-
Wldlgleulmluwhsdnlsw
“bl-«loll.
Emma. ELM lw—lfias n
fanatlsswsretaksatothellacken-
arm
Thsleadcrla nntmsn'l'.
learn, the well known are ist. who
hssbssn in Jail Memories errand-3
twoyonng girls to leave lbslrbovns
hand. roar yssrssu
n his religious
ssttlsdinl’arkilldgssndatoncs
astsbouttofosrnsband whowoaldprshls
Godlaancordancetnhlsownpeeuliarway.
flsbseams acquainted witbthefsasilyd
Humanfitormaarichfarmer. Thsfann-
srdid not likehm new arrl‘mw‘t:
new religious ts were .
upon llrs. llaris Stormharson
asddsushtw llavy.botbpastthdr
teens. Themajorltysoonobtainsdcuntrnl
oftbe household. and Mrs. Jane Howell.
llrallinnlsfilewsrtsndfillsslerrywera
ythsband
M
who called themselves Bliss and John the
Baptist.
Asborttimeagothree of thorn war-ar-
rested (or working on Sunday. and two
served four days in the Haskell-ck
all for the dense. The whole lund
has been snorted, charged with con—
spiracy to cheat and defraud Her»
man Storms out of his property. Garry
Storms was to have the property and the
elder Storms should receive two and board
and clothing for the remainder of his days.
When they met in Justice W. B. Smith's
other to witnc- the signature to the agree
ment they were all placed under arr-stand
given a bearing immediately afterward.
mi
-.
spirstora deny, ridicule and curse all regu-
lar religion and religions customs; recog~
nine no Sabbathandset up afalssGodoi
their own, declaring the said Manson to be
the only true and living God; wherein un-
seemly revelry often occurs and
reigns. and the laws of society, religion and
sandal
state-re defied and reviledtothe
of the neighborhood and great injury to
public morals. Several people testified
against the evangelists at the hearing be-
fore Justic- Smith and Wmeudyks. The
evangelists were held to await the action
of the grand jury.
‘I‘he “burly Bell Stand.
Phlunwuu. April iii—No event since
the bicentennial in it“ hascrmtsdwlcb
widespread interest and enthusiasm as the
trauder of the bell. The streets through
which the procession pasmd was crowded
by thousands. who cheered and waved
haulkerahiets as though the historic relic
was a thing of life. The bell was mounted
one huge truck tastefully trimmed with
flowers and flags and drawn by six bay
horses. The bell wasguarrlsd throughout
the night by the four stalwart policemen
who will accompany it to Chicago and re-
main with it until the close of the fair.
lalonlag the line laws.
Pmsneno, April a—J‘bs new Law and
Order society, organised for the pnrposs of
making the blue laws odious, has notified
the bricklayers employed in the Pro-syl-
vania Avenue iron mills to stop working
on Sundays under penalty ofarveat. The.
men sve employed on Sundays in making
repairs about the mills, and if not permit
ted to work on Sunday it will be necrssory
to suspend operations during the week.
Law and Order oilieials expect to inaugu-
rate the crusade next Sunday. when all
persons engaged in worldly employment
will be liable to arrest.
The Rev. Isl-lay ls Ila-lag.
Prmsnno, April zit—last September
the Rev. Friday A. Oveimn (or Weltovrl,
colored. came here from Virginia to an the
pulpit of the Methodist church on Penn
avenue and Twenty-first street. He left
last Monday unexpvetedly, and the total
‘ olhla’ ' ' ' , it Is thought,
will be about M This amount covers
radiation- for rent of the church pews.
borrowed money, house not and house-
hold elfecta Hsissnppoaed iobeln Wash—
ington.
A Course In Pnlllln.
DI! Mollie. April {Rim-General J. ll.
Weaver has made public a propodtlon for
“)0me ‘ofan“","
school of political science" in Des Moises.
He says such a school is necessary. be
cause every patriotic cltlasn "realises
that the adversaries of human liberty»-
thoss who rob and enslave the world—arr
fall knurled and have the attention and
coatrolofthemassrsoftnspsople.”
a- m «can.
Ptrrrsvno. April “we-M Banana
Heel manufacturers, handed Mina-tor
menu‘s-Listeria». a sulfide-Ii cheek for
no: Inalpa t orth- old
ones site they , from the m
msstforsprea ulna. Thedrvnhasolfsred
to sand the amount in goldtoiisemary
Csvilslsif hewlll payesprssssbarns
lacy Iv. lath-as MW.
Islam cm. Pa. April ‘v-rslflhl A.
one oi the most pvorniarsleiti-
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
discuss the cold snubs.
Barn
N
the rents to Chicago with much ceremony.
assault on a young girl. was mntsncsdl:
0m to 134 years' imprisonment.
an in gold to the secretary of the treasury
In exchange for legal lender.
hwrsaty, wu arrested, charged by Arch-
bishop Corriganwith being a fraud and
collecting money by false representations
and llpcrsons were trampled todasth.
commenced
was r
lcn of Brooklyn struck an ltslianablow
with his an which resulted in death.
man and fatally crushed four more.
trackstlroug Branch will novheopensd.
Mass.
“modem”
Staten and the crews had anarrow
mapsfrondrowuing.
cause of the srrangementsmads forths
New York legislature at the naval review.
pointed a eommhslonsrtohcsrcvldencsin
the Carlyle Harris case, did aotbeglnths
hearingou Ionday, sseapecxcd.
sellof the Building Trades couucllwsnt
downtoJacksonparkto seswhythe car-
penters had not obeyed the order to nrlke.
The carpenters called on theColnmbiau
guard to eject him from the
Alter a lively scrimmage,in which Ir.
Bussellgotahlackeyeaud we or twoof
lheguardswere knocked «infinites-
sellwasputlnths patrol wagonandcart—
ed to the police station. Ills psaswss
taken from bim,and bydireetloan Db
rector of Works Burr-ham he wssescortsd
ontatdsthegroundsandralcaud.
sonwsslynchedatbenmark bya mob of
hill infuriated countrymen. Thlsis the cul-
mimtlon of the assault on Miss Benin Bax-
ter by an unknown negro Meson are
rived here Saturday as a suspect and
claimed Governor 'l‘lllrnan's protection.
Tbserowdtook Petersonoutof jail.atrnng
him up to a tree and riddled him with but
lets. Thereisnodoubt butthat Peterson
was innocent.
proceed-intermittently. More than 8.11))
Orangutan have been marching about in
proculon threatening to stud the No-
tional'uta. The military has been kept be
tween the two mobs, but several tights be-
tween less considerable bodies of Natlormb
lstsand Orangemcn have been r‘ u ’ by
the police.
ton received a dispatch from Shall! Dus—
tin in San Jose calling for ssshtauu and
reporting that a prominent citinsn had
been killed byrbs Navajo lodians. The
governor oflerrd a guard of no) for the ar-
rrst oi the murderers and wired lieuten-
ant l'lumrner. agent of the Sonics. to
keep the Navajo- on their reservation.
deal engineered by the Cudahys and the
unknown millionaires who have stood in
wirh them fovamne months is still being
pushed. The some though is now on in
July. They bought over 8.1110,“!!th
annly wheaton Pridaylast andth as
much on Saturday.
1‘. mermathnas tothshnntsof the
: \
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aw- “9w A ‘ r33
\ ~ wills ;
nurma
new. "hr-cg,
w nrflmfig
mm
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I sun or couosusro sews.
llsw York bankers hsidaaonfsrwrss to
The undesvous of verve-slander!» ' If you
would
use less,
do not chew
use-less
tobacco;
full of
awful.
offal,
of al
kinds.
You want
B-L
Fragrant.
Refreshing,
Satisfying.
Used by
everybody.
and
Sold
Everywhere 1 l l
Maud the fleet nilsdlnr
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Thsoidlihsvtybellwugvestedallalong
Rev. Father Ilaherty, convicted of
Basin hanks decided to turn mm;
John Joes lo Pevrv, alias Rev. John
lira eaussd a panic lnscbnrebia Naples,
The attack on the home rule bill was
the houssof commonsby
amendments. .
Indefenss of his wife. William He‘ll}
A failing wall in (.‘incinnsti killed one
It is understood that the Bikwood park
A schooner went ashore at Cbathsm.
barges went ashore on
Governor Flower is reported as angry he-
llon. George Raina of Rochester, ap
”erred President lessen.
Carcsoo. April alt—President A. P. Rus-
Lyaeled an leaves-I Ian.
Corn-nus, s. 0.. April a—John Peter»
Makes an every-day convenience 0! an
old—time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepare! with scmpulmzs (are. Higheg
ewaniatallPureFocd Expositions. Each
man makes two large fies. Avoid
tions— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL dz SOULE. Syracuse. 8. Y.
nil ly
Belt-fl Still I. Dim.
Inshox. April fi—Ths conflict between
and Nationalists in Belfast
_ not make a beginning now?
The Unruly lasso...
Suva Pt. April motioveruor Thorn-
wunl Fill 9.5..
”I... willbestartkdallhennvx
ltlvclyhavstksbest
a can bole-ad
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Big Dealing II Wheat.
Cmram, April lei—4'1» great what
:"
‘, ‘ luvs“ Charges Libel.
Mum April lr—llou. W. F. Barrett.
speaker of the statslronseof represents
tlvm and candidate for mom has
brought scivll suit W W.S.Gree
anagb of Waksdeld torsnoverMMdaln-
sgeafnranslle'sd iibslcautaissdlna
ssmmanleatl tna-orniag paper.
. SAWYEB’S
Ithaca-l the Issuer-ea.
Ctibl'lllll, 0.. April Seine blg Yates
failure at Rochester. precipitated tailors.
herewith lisbilitlesaggrsgsttag monsoon.
“Immuanisvolvsdarethsmlo
Coal lschaagsts CrescsntCssl company
aadlksJaehsoavllleStorses-paay.
moods Ira-h W
Roll. April l—A man named Aluasl,
hhwtfa sad two ssaswsvs murdered ss
theysleptinthslrhoaaslsl’lsvadll’o,
Ossof Iii-wars muyganths
i
latherarvsasdiagrutos.
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MOVES.
TIN "WARE
Mightfliisllmhs.
Pdlfllifll’lllllfllSSllPl’liES
T. 8. llflNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
SHEET illllll
[WIN "ME!
2 Large Lois Bumimve.
4 Good Lois
Woodwardme.
9 Nice Lots
. Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Luis
lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighily Lois
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these 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
1
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,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
Tlllllll & GBLDEN.
Wasulxmox 81.,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Washington street. 02?
in the extravagant and sensational claims
made for many proprietary mulmlum of the
present day are always impressed by a simple
staremenl of plain truth. As our claims have-
been reasonable anal fully pmven in them-
markahle cores of blood diseases during the
can err. hundreds of people have beenin-
TAKE
onr medicine as a bland purifier and Spring
Tonic and gladly testify to its wonderfully
vllaltxlng pm rlies. its value in constipation.
weakneu. ility and loan of appetite lion-
ulal: nochemlcais and baring no sediment
but ng composed of the best vegetable Mural
pnril'lersever known. nothing can be better for
IIANIIELIIIN
comm.
illllllllls !
Superphusphate.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
lit-Slacker! Lime.
land Plaster.
and Land Salt
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David Stow,
u a m. 1 guns
EarlyM“.lla
FISH
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odors of the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet ls Impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
may bloom the brighter. Of all thecholco vsr-
ieuesof Perfumes none can compare with our
Potatoes.
W
rundown-aurora
a
Wholesalesndfletsill’hb'nvkst.
“iifilifi’
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