, aye id in tin we. Defy the ‘ Salient ,IeIuWCI-iuf ' " 1—hour tiy and .with ’ dim-on "will: The kick waaaa u in The vote won 419 to 41 it waa generally under- gmmhrdsfiouldnrfiect " , ‘ nae not up ' thodinnerhour. popular inter- . hth’apeeeh of the Martinis tvhowaa mt expected to rice - - midnight In the meantime ' mm WBBURY. , Halabnry, Baron Herschel]. Baron ', .; andthe Bishop of Ripon bad , haircut ty benches. ,Qo‘elnck scene outside and in’ W liven-d up on members and in m . my , ' amused and diplomatic thawed few vacant seats. Con- ~ l Occupying: portion of the area “Mam iii biahopa attired in their ~ ‘ro with lawn eleevea The o! anatomy. the Bishop 0! _ of Oxford and every child: ltary were present. of thehouaeof commons crowded ‘ hid run he dmm around the lohliea so many people . » Win until the police under: to clear them. 0*“. Iltl Home. ,Outaldeo! the parliament houses organ- .handa from Conservative working- ’I dull. HM apeeially formed to incite a 1, . on the rejection of mini-hm. began to assemble at 10 ' hint of their intention bnving _ ‘tlll Radical workingmon’e clubs locietlea, email detachments of , m appeared on the scene. All a ” feared. the police, having been W broke up the different groups . m then moving. Many of the Tory . W their ovation scheme ”I W' and the crowd out- lininkhed II o passed without the Mt of a division. ‘ moron. intbe honaereaehed the acme » ‘ “The. inure Earl of Morlcy’s moan. , , lfihat the bill. A numbcrof oth- fiflm on the roll to speak. but a ‘ miner- ailected them as well as ‘ _ My. So Lord Salisbury. ., ' I chance during a momentary , ‘ In. amid rapturous cheers and he bury said he felt that there on in occupying the pa» , Milled—that oi the last person V, methane rule intbe course of mt mm. " We am fl“ had been raldtofbtbehigneiite of an- _ , ~ moron at therebeen ' MI Man bold enough to M All autonomoue colony ubould lit-bare to the imperial parlia- ' ting no misfit?“ vi: ililnslaud . unmet t t mpect . “cation of lawn that par- f be ahaurdity of such a to need a man to bed rid of irieh nea- lug , vea marketable wam in with the minimal men not by Ambit-hop on questions of religion lty wae polieywould be mednea- udioarymen. and more hdeallnicwlth a race that ‘- hated a land. Saliehnry’e in ' roll l" Mill! on. from 3 a 207m. Solaivaii‘ilaaiwanto. , ore-n one limb m an the “above want with the ”My. The ennonncemoat of the reanlt waa re eeivedwith laughter and some all _ , The houeewaa cleared of epeetatora and edgiurnedimmediatelyl ‘ .. ntalde ol the building the police had kept a free circulation during the evening. At midnight adiotlnctly Unionietdonmn- atration was held. nonaiati of the Union Jack. theain the Duke of Argyle precinct: of tho honae and were greeted protected. but then» me no dleorder. , (loam-ti of the lando- hail- ‘ Loxnon, Sept. lie—Tim DallyNewa. omn- mentlng on the fate of the home rule hill the home of lords. says, “Nothing in yore favorable to the aucccaa of a political or social reform thana largo hostile Ina- jorlty in the house of lords. The Daily Chronicle says: "The aboli- tion oi the house 0! lords now becomes a plank of the Radical platform. and the clause: of the home rule bill providing for a second chamber in Ireland muetbc modi- fied. Down with’tbe house 0! lords! It ll unclean minding words." The Standard: “when a government 'tamely anbmits to each a rebnfl. everybody will draw the conclusion that it in alraid to face the country." ' The Times believca that the decision of the house of. lords will be unstained by an overwhelming majority of the English peo— ple. > WORK FOR mode-mos. .. T. Ililla and Factorial to Open Their been to fimploym one. More. Boston, Sr-pt. 9.—All the large. rubber boot and shoe lawlorlcn will Idol-t up next Monday after their meal summer more tion. They are crowded with orders. which v will necessitate their running for the bah once of the Si‘JlfiOl’l to their full capacity. Thievvlll give employmentto about 20,000 hands. , , The principal factories are at Maiden. Mace: Woonmcket, ll. 1.; New Haven; Cambridge, Mic-um; New Brunswick. N. J.; Willlilmspurt, Pa. and Naugatuck, Conn. Next Monday the calender room of the American Rubber company will start up, and on Tuesday the cutting and stitching rooms will follow suit. Wulnmday work will begin in the clothing moment! on Thursday. the 14th, the boot. shoe and are- tic room: will resume operations. Work For Foundryma. lVA'rl-zu'romv. Mama . Sept 9.34% Water- town iron founrlry,.wblclr has been shut down forever two nmnibs, will Mart up Monday. This will give employment to over ml men. The firm has several lame orders on bond. and it is thought that all the men will be given employment on full time. ' Crnrnpton Mills to Rename. Pnovnnnxcrt, Sept. il~Tbc Cmmpton mllla at i‘romptnn. which have been idle ‘flvc “who. will Mart up Monday. The National India Rubia-r company at Brie- tol will rcrzuluc in part next week. Full Time and Full “'ngeo. Sum .x. 3:. ll.. Sept. ‘J.———’l‘hc Vulc mills. whom have bccu Slilplli‘tl for two wot-ks. rr-ccivcd (“Jew in our! Monday on lull lllliv uialau 1 inllli‘llull of wages. limrcaao of Running Three. 3.1.1.11 Afllllrl. Mam, Sept. ll. ~The “'lmlsnr print “‘11ka lncrcimcil their run- ning time from three to four days a week. “’ill llo Work In Coho“. ’l‘lmi’. N. Y., Sept. 9.—Lerny & Sona' lame mill at Colleen. employing several hundred bands, will resume Monday. (llaaa Factory Bnay Again. ANDERSON. ind. Sept. u—Tho l‘cilmyl- vania Ginsu corupau y has resumed opera- tions at one of ite factories here. Will Start on short noun. Pnovmnxclz, Sept. 9.-—~'i‘he Lynmnilville mill will be started again Monday with a reduced force and short hours. w... Work After ldlaneut Acumen. Ky, Sept. 9.--’l‘he eteel plant after two monthe’ idleneaa will start up again Wednesday next. hint Work- nave Baton-d. Devan. N. 11., Sept. ii—The Cocheco print Works resumed today after four weeka‘ idiom-ea. Loot nu Honey and Health. NEW Yonx. Sept 0,—Goorge 8. Harvey. a manufacturer of unlined glare window» at we Willoughby etrect. Brooklyn. in ly— ing at hie home hollering from an attack of brain fever. it la raid bin ulnar la the reault of the failure of the Commercial Na- tional bank. Harvey having loot heavily when that bank atopped payment. moan Waate rmlnera Killed. Saloon“, Sept. lie-Viceroy Chang. no- torioue for his hatred of lore liner-a. in re- ported to have uldreeeed a wtltlon iotha throne openly advora as t e extermina- tion of forelcnera in ion. upeclallytha linllleb. The Lamb la hat Iota New Your, Sept. ll.--'l'ho new Cunard eteamer liucanla came within two houreof breaking the rewni made by the ateatnar Part: in October. lam—o daye. it been and ill minutm Mealtime rm Inna Geld-aa- Nriv Your. Sept. 0.-»Diatrict Attorney Niooll received the «nutrition for lmmaGcldman from (lovernor m. it make at lraet a week tout the woman . x A new Anne M In“; Barnum. Conn, Sept its-Them. if. Rowan of thin city. a liquor agent. hat die- apmred. and an examination at hie broke meal: a Iberian of about new. We or a m ling clerk. 1mm. Na... Sept o.--l‘raak 4.1mm. "12’3”” “influx“ or when" a areen e n a 3. awgoolboy love adalr. ‘ Ila-ha Maire Ila lull-e. and Joeeph Chamber-z cl‘ain. Sky rocket- were aent up from the with ringing cheers. A few borne ruler! . ' "wwwvm Genuine Article. ‘ Ww‘mma llBilll. llllllsull ii 80.. 21.! lenient at. Broakln. OWLVW lawman. “William M *‘VllllllHEES WAS ANGRY. He Scores Mr. l-lalc of Maine in Vigorous Terms. REPEAT. 0P BLSOTIOIT LAWB llBX'i‘. the Indiana lea-Mr Obi-Med t- Aay In. tel-lemo- la m. la’aapvaeat of the Oliver Repeal MIL—Blunt lie loan: a Special Canal-alum. ~ Wurlmu'rox, Sept. 9.——Speecbea from tie unatou in the senate on the repeal bill were made by Mr. Faulkner of Welt Virginia. Mr. Turpie oi lndlana and Mr. Jone- of Arkansas. All of them were in favor of the rowel of the Sherman act. but coupled with the condition, that aliver ‘ahonld be reetored to the position which it occupied prior to the demouetilntiou. AM! Mr. John. the last clincher. had taken his seat there wna an awkward pa . No senator arose to continue the diatfilonmlthougb it had been arranged that Mr. Teller woe to be the next epeakor. Then, aea suggestion waa made to pro need to executive bueineu. Mr. llale made a abort speech, in which he nonmetal that Mr. Voorhoea should not content to nearly an adjournment. but should require Iona tore to on with the discussion until a manna le hour of adjournment. This apcech aroused the indignation ol the ludlana ltfnlliMl’. 'llo regarded ii in the light of no .impcrtinent lecture and rc~ tented it in atmniz and incisive language. Boned Ir. 'Voarbm Mr. Hale protested that be had' epokcn only in the interest of Mr. Yoorl‘lm, whom fidelity and earnestness he wconuizul. and of the public. "th the aenator,” mill hlr. Voorheca lul- grlly. "please aclcct seine other subject for about my management of this bill." “I think." Mr. Hale replied. “that the senator is doing the best he know; how— doing it faithfully and ably." “l mum return the compliment." Mr. \‘oorhwesnnppixl flack. “l mount any that the aenutor from Maine bi doing the best be (2111. If he ware. he would take his seat." “That of course in an cosy jibe." said Mr. Hale. “and any senator can at Any time make it upon another. But tin-time has not yet come wbcn a senator on this side of the chanllicr cannot rise in the public in- terest and ex press himself freely without being moored down by attacks like that of the senator from indium; l spoke notonly for myaelf. but for other Republican sena- tors, and no such attack shall prevent us whenever we see lit to uprakmml speak freely. and not be subjected to towns of the kind which the counter from lmiiana has made and which be will not be proud of tomorrow." “I will take care of myaelf." said Mr. \‘oorhees. “when other senators may do- sire to mil me. and now i denim w my a word for the public. Anxious as l am to press this matter to a vote. and having prod-mu it to the ulmost limit until i thought l bad elmlncd the lxmndarieauf patience. and until, it deference to the wishes of senators, l withdrew the resolu- tion for ll o'clock hehslnllfl, “blob I Would have. luccn glad in have udopml. it in Home cnlmdntinn in my mind that public busi- new of tin‘ country in discounting tlu‘ perv ridge of this lull. lle an. Ila-lane Reviving. “PMperlty is reviving. ’l‘l.c times are not an atrium-dam so hard sinu- Umllulltde bite phased ibiu billunilwilbibc kuanc-lgo that the fll‘llllli' will mes ii. in a little time it will be behind on and not ill-Torr. The public baa taki-u notice, of this fort, and air ready llicrclelircvivulall over the coun- try, which in some conun-umtlou for the last four or live wovkauf strain and toll which we have unilcrmulc." Scluituru llubuis and ’i‘cllvr had also noun-thing to any. taking aide with Mr. Voorbcca and against. Mr. llnle. This cloning incident of the day’s Minion waa rounded ufl' byu little pmmgubotwccu Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Stewart over the do“ monetizatlun act of 1872, and when that waa finished the nwnate Wont into executive reunion. after which it adjourned. A meeting of the committee on the elec- tion of preaidcnt and via- prcnldent and repreaentativui in ennui-om has been called for today by Chairman l-‘iicb. There were a number of bill» intmlucvd laut Wednes- day and referred to this muunitu-e pro- viding for the repeal to a greater uric-ml em tent of what are known as the fuierai elec- tion lawn. which are ready for ephemera- tlou today. Tillie are on thclluckct from ltrprcucniatlvi-a Fitch, Mt‘ltm', Union. Tal- bot of Maryland, Wise. l’ltgo, Wheeler of Alabama. Tucker and Money. and more are promiud. 'l‘heee bill: vary in their pbraaeology greatly. but the end would in the name In alt—tile repeal of the lawn Mating to the employment of ulilmrt‘laura .and mandala at election: at Nilh‘rwilmllvefl in tenure». Pmldentlal Nomination. Warmxoroa. Sr IL u.~—'l’he pmlllout lent tothe nonale t e (allowing nominee “one: More “buyout of New Jamey. emban- dor ealmnlinary and plealpoiontiary of the United Blataa to (knnany. Albert ll. Willie of Kentucky. envoy extra- ordinary and minister planipolontlll‘y oi the United slam in the Hawaiian lunatic. Henry M. martini of Virginia to be mill-tar eat moi neutral or the United Statue lo liayil. glib hillla of Virginia. email rental at lion- a. William ll. Carroll of Maryland. mural nea- broaden. United litaua monolhnwm J. Willie of Con- o-orgla at Port Stanley and lit. manna. adai olia ll. liobley or Tone at Acapulco. Henry lt. l). llacivar or New York at little. lip-la: MI Keenan of Motorola at Hermann lienry (r. c. Aetvvoml of New York at war. France; unpaid Home of New at fit. climber. Wart iodine. A W leer-la been. Ventilator. Sept. mullet). Albert ll. Willie. the owl a ted minister to Hawaii: Hr. nu: lie. the new ml emllialuu to that country. _ earlier-nee “that. b,totalrepartiatheeoua- talent teadflearataryllmbau rot“... .... “New“: date and M theopiniaaroi unkem- whim the W “Whom on the new but. mamas discussion the but tlrue be inlk‘a’ than Hake-theme“ , ' de- ill! flTTlE Hills 5 PAL terminations With ~A7f' Tommie) AM“. Mllltll’all "analytic It- oileraeat nub-lulu. , Mrnnmown, N. Y.. Sept. o.-——Paul liai- llday wae buried Mlle his dret wife in the little cemetery in Walker valley with the ritual of the G. AB" and the excitement over the triple murder ll “holding nonre- , whet. """iizvery'lnéh orientation. Home” house and barn ha- been dog over and all of the premiere oamfully scrutinized, utno frceh diacoveriee were mule. The ' leaving 01 Con-table: Scott and Nickerlon with Mra. Hallldey for the Monticello Jail baa helped greatly to restore quiet. it was rumored here than. a skeleton of a boy'had been found on the Halliddy prem- iaea, but as nothing definite can be learned the report in not generally credited , After the funeral of Paul Halilday two of his tone, James and Robert, came in Middletown to consult a lawyer regarding the disposition of their father's property. Hallidayhad deednlthefarm first to Jillian find then had taken the title hack. and within the lat year. having got late than cial atraita. be had deeded it to Robert and took a life lune. James, upon being interviewed. said hire. Halliday had recently tried every mama in her power to entice hiawifa'a sister into the Hallldnyahanty. Janice mlmitted that be her] been on bad terms with his father and raid that he had nevcr upokcn to his stepmother. lie said that he wan satisfied that his cdpplcd brother John had been killed it Me atepmotlicr. Blabber! by Wont-n. Prr‘rsat‘no. sopl. 9.'*'~:\3 .Toeeph laugh ron.a nonunion roller in (llivcr'a south- aide mill, wan returning home. he wan fol- lowed by a large crowd of strikers. women and children. But for the timely arrivpl of the police. beyond doubt he would have suffered revere treatment. Mary Reagan. Annie Stock and Mary l'olkcr were ar- reeted'aa leaders of the mob, charged with inciting riot Several additional armia were made. Thirty lnformationa have been lodged again“. other» who participated. They will be armtui as that air they can be located. “fl - Wild Rolled The Collage About. limnurrimr, f‘onn., Sept. il.~—The email cottage at Milford l'uint occupied by Al- fn-d Bragg of Shelton and his family, mu" birding of his wife, two daughters and until us I eon. was toppled over and over by the wind during the severe storm. The bound was blown about in feet. close to the water‘a «lire Mr. Bragg was injured so aerinualy that death runnlied. During one of the aornemulta of the house hlr, Bragg waa hurled out of ibcdnor. The. other: were found inalde. Mrs. Bragg and the children were badly bnliacil. but not fatally lujurul. Kept the Catholic Club out Pumas. N. J .. Sept. ur—RL‘V. Dr. Sc- baetian ii. Smith. pastor of St. .Tuacph'o Catholic church and secretary of the din— cesan synod 0! New Jersey. refused to al- low the members of the Catholic club to elm-r tbclr rooms. and but for the interfer- once of the police the crowd Would have broken in the doom. The trouble grow out of a picnic held in the moon on Labor day, which was continual until midnight in di- rect violation of the priest'a ordonl. which an: to the client than no night dandug be bold in the parish. Jerkrd nkyward by llla lieu-la. Wan-11w. Sept. ll.——\\'illialu h‘ayree. a boy on ycaru old, was misting in the prep- arations fern balloon nwcnnion. .1!th as the balloon atmml skyunnl one of Sayrea' fret become entangled in the ropes between the balloon and the parachute. in an in- ntnnt he was jerked lrum Ibo ground. lie succeeded in getting hold of one of the rope» and drew himself up to the rim of tbi-lulllwn, when,- in- clullg until lauded anlvly over on the Ulilu side of the river. Will l'roaeclllo the lliraeton. NEW Yank, Sept. 0.—lict‘vit'cr William N. Dykman. in charge of Ilit‘ wrecks-d Commercial bank in Brooklyn. made the llultliuuannounwmeut that the institu- tlun had lost till-'Ullllhruugb lnveatmcute in the St. Kevin llllllt“ in Colorado. Mr. llykruan will he \vuuld at once begin auit maiuat tbc llircelono who had floated the worthless paper. Robb-re a a Sleepin- Car. Burnt». Sept. 9.——'l‘hcre mm a rather nulrtllng train robbery on the Grand Trunk expme train between Detroit and Suepen‘ llllll Bridge. The robber! were not of the mark and revolver variety of bigliwaymen, but were «leek. ely fellow». who purloiucd many valuable article. while the mac Kora were aaleep in their limbo. A Inward For WW- hilm. Sept. aunmpum William baa order-ml that. in view or the loyalty mani‘ fraud by tho people of Matteo and Lorraine during his vialt. all the exceptional lawn enforced in the two province- since thowar mall be llailiaucil. The Earth Yawn-it. Bruluana. Sept. itm'l‘bie city and the whole valley of the Morava wore abattoir by an earthquake. A railway elation and away bounce at 'l'cbupriia were buried in the earth. and aeverul per-noun were killed. lather and laughter Drona“. Wrouuvo. Cal. item. 9.-Mn. George Steel and im- dauubtcr were drowuuhin a point here. The girl tried toilrovm her- Ivlf. and the mother loot her life in an ef- fort to atelier. think: they Were the locum”. ilrnvnu. Sept. a—ltx-(lhlei of Police llarley believer that the Delta bank rob- bera are the famone Mwmbye, who have been operating in Oregon for a your part. 1m. tin-by mu. m. Incite. ”Anna. Mane. Ber-t. u-n‘i‘be Crosby boy. who Io elnuularly loot hie power or ape-eh Weller-day flat. bar recovered it practically on well no em. Prue-aim Wu! hello. it" Your. Boot. au'l‘be etrlkera iron: it. line a Go!- printiu pro-r mull-h. wtdeelded wholdoatminetthe leper mt redaction. m‘mmmm' Boil d—‘l‘he ream teaauidiwoi Anew lieal- , luodwithmtothdeathdthem elm W35”: Mt m t v "“ m m. with”. loan wkuuta‘iotba alumni-own cum. ‘ . Will 3mm. > commie stoves. GASOLINE, armoamoaamaao, Tammy and BoniWod . ASPEOIALTY. lovunlmntttoamoeai alsfmii‘imsuu‘. She one my wan ' Solomon Annullcd. At loan 8-! Until lite haven the lion tor Good—Tho Aatraaa lay- I'hu teddy Already I!“ (la. Wife 1- lull“ Whe- lle Ian-led lien. New Years. Sept. 9.——Lllllan Runell want: anotherdlrorce. She sayethat when the married Mr. Frederick Solomon of Lon- don on May 10. lit“. the had no idea that be war: already married, but thought hima hobclor. Tier cont-um, Howe do Rommel. obtained an order from Judge McAdam in the superior murt permitting her to nerve Imminent and complaint upon her blur hand .by publication. it» the exact whore- about: of the defendant is unknown. Thla announcement is certain to glveriae to all aorta of rumor-a Only a little while ago it was rumored that Mira. lluucll was to marry the famous strong man from Eng- land. Shadow, whore wonderful feats of atrength have won the hearts of an many theatcrxoera. Another rumor had it that Howell Osborne was to be the fortunate m‘ lieu Rue-ewe Banana. Mina Rumll denies all lllt‘lbt! woman in into. but the leagues of ibe‘uimipa eon- tlnue to wag and Wonder how 't in that aim baa llct'ur until now made up arr mind to get a. divorce from Mr. Solomon. although they have not lived together in six years. When Mina Rumll was naked if abo WM Whlllll her liberty in onler to marry again. alic rvplicd; "I am not. I am doing this only that my litucglrl shall have uotroublc in the fu- dun: about my properly." Chicago," acid the returner, “tangent a more romantic I'MSilll for your deal” to have your former marriage annulled." “Nailing oftho kiml."mid Mia- llumvll. picking carnival y at the luniur Kohinour which inner-uni her kimono at her throat— “nmblng of the kind. l aneun- you. i do not intend to marry; that la"————~ Here the junior received a gentle adjun- rat. "I do not intend to marry until my stage career is through with. Some one who doc-a not love me started “Wit! mum» that l was about to marry Sound’so or Sound- eo. But that is not so. I llwl'l'ly want this question of my legal atatus as an indi- vidual settled." “There is a general impression." the re» porter mid. “that you secured a divorce from Mr. Solomon me after your separa- lion.” “i know there in." Miss Rum-ll replied. "People think We. were divorced because Teddy married again. Well, there was no divorce, but wbenlir. Solomon took ll. into hie bond to marry again he did an. A little thing like that would not bother him a lit- tle bit." arr. Dolomon'e Career. Mr. Solonmn'a corner bee been a some» what checkered one. “9 crime to (his (vuuiiry first about it) years since. Mo was acconiimriihl by Miss Edith illnnilr. the young \vonum who made a reputation play- ing the part of loading lady in the rmuie opera “Vicar of Bray," Solomon lived with l-hliib llliuule and intruluml her to Lawyer llmumcl at the time as his wife. as that gentleman said Not long after his arrival he met Mina Rim“. who was then the wife of Joe lirahaln, but was not living with llllll. Mr. Solomon promptly (omnik Edith lilaudc to pay his court to the fair actress. They wont to Europe together. and when they came luck to America they were mar- ried and llvc-d together here till lK'Qi. When Mr. Solomon returned to England. be was aneutod on a charge of biuamy and war locked up for three or four weeks in Newgate priwn. London. The charge was nuule by his first wife. Lillie Grey.“ nlie‘ln known on the stage. lie was Nll‘ibflal. as they could get no evidence in London of the marriage on this side. A I’onaaylvaala Deception. Chicano. Sept. 9.—-'l‘he moiety of” hilt. dolphin, Pittaburg and Harrisburg vv well represented at a reception and auelnbly held in the Penneylvanla building in honor of Governor and hira. l’attbmn. ldeuleuant Governor Watrca. the guvernnr'a atoll, commanding officer: of the national guard and diaunxuiahed saute of the Keyatone outta. V m Ween-(boon Porter Goon Free. Pl‘l'l‘lllililw. 8cm. ll.~.lohn Butler. the colored porter of the Weetinnhuuae nom- ny who wan indicted for larceny in the Remington“ company caae. were called up for trial in the criminal court. butaa there wan no evidence against him be wee dischargtal.______m‘ latelde by Mphyxlattoa. Nrw Your. Sept. 9.-F. it. Palmer of I’ltteburs committed aulclde in build: a MoNoll'a hotel by nae uphyaiatlon. llo waa found sitting on the waahatatui in hie room, with hie halide tied hmberand nae escaping from the lot over hie head. Pietro-diet lined hr contempt. llan’rroun. Sept. 0»ka Nolan of m and Peter Farley of Bridgeport are held here. charged with picking ken. Nolan refuted to tell when he liv in Bob ionaad vault-nullity. toreontmpt oi court; manna-a not.“ or a time. New moronic. hit-a. em 0.-'i‘he mill manager» and Spinnera' union agreed to each appoint aeommlttee to New eehmiule of wage. in place of the proposed blown. on a Iaoe of Water spelt-a New Your. Bent. t.~Normm L. learn laya be will not the Not-wood again-t the Yankee [kindle l0 miles on the linden. riverformmliaalde. muamhmtgn mums. M lophmoo advancement for Barnum e num'm.m It mm In Mdt’illlm" , ”Minimum-Wan. Pawnmu. dept. as’l‘ba dilune' Hello! W martin braille! datum-ai- moment». 00““ it r ma lull-gland a. . . . ‘ Mmmfimmmm iatbiedtybyibeetma‘ W _ nation’s. : , W lilillillilliloulm lam. . “Rumor; that have precede-d you from W ’“Elliiil’i'i” Oldcuum litre . i~Irnai~l' ' Pickling. llggflielufl. Liaise. Do an. KINDE or Plumbing. Steam AND M" "‘ Ilol lir'“l Steam Healing. DEALERS IN Agate, Tin, aim and crockery, neonatal CHAMBER SETS $2.35 To HIGHER GRADE. rectory work attended to promptly. FTH. NASH hliilil. Cor. Main and West Ste. Bl’s B 4 2 [ATE ina. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young man that to aday will inaure your life for sum, and lie aday will live you llllE TlllillSlllllLDillllflS it livlnx. at to years of ace. 8. S. L'Hbmmedieu. lg’t. I ll Washington Street. ' MSouilI Hamil. Makes an awry-day convcn'rncc oi an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous car-u. Highefl award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each age makes two large pics. Avoid lotions—and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. 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F' 'a ”NIIE.’ ‘ Validation lie-at. our Peat omen. some HOBWALK. corn. . Olly m J. D. JENNINGS. Undertaker. t K MEET nun-r. NORWAlaI. 0020i OPP-lam Tier-e Railway Dem Ila-idem! Elm aireet 'l viel inane «all! g»! B F REE. One cake absolutely pure OLIVE OIL SOAP. ‘ with each 11} lb. package of the FAMOUS lVORlNE ' " WASHING PlinlEll. Hand 13c to D'IBBLE & COM- STOCK, and you will , get 1 Jumbo Package (1% lbs. see 3’). of Ivorino and 1 Cake Olive Oil Toilet Soap free, or two pack- ages nnd‘two cakes of soap for 250. For a limited timeto in- troduce the Olive Oil Soap. Dibblthitnsiock ll llllll'l'ii Milli STREET. 1 E.B.Mor.risSaleilo Successors to E. C. lorris It Go. carnan. “some. 64 Sudhury St, Boston, Mass. F ire and Burglar-Proof Sales. Bank Vaults. Bank Vault Doors. AND DEPUSIT WORK OF lll KINDS The lint 8am in the World. ”0,000!!! use. Always pre- serve their contents. no cold in Lynn. Im.. ainre that mat fire. where 60 of our eaten were subjected to intellect heat. preserving their contents. CHAMPION RECORD aim in the Great Chlwo Fire in loll in the Great Bunion Fire in f .and in all the great llree alone. Read for circulate. Annie wanted. all lain - ”FD fiN‘i‘l‘U R E GREAT BARGAINS. David Stow, South slain atreat. lib-m '3". million?” ”T Pun “Nighfigfllljflli. Plllllll Will“ Pll‘Ell lllll tannins will It 31:.th Sample book” (it‘ll no etylaa of "mmmmyclnii‘wm' “i" W Iatirnateac “liven; ' Patnam‘wao‘z ms. 03. u. l.” iillllfllllll Can be mmnlial al her office. 33: Broad in. Bridgeport. M. from loam. on p. on. any day excl-pt Romy lea nlav pity-M and néelflllgun ne'r‘e‘humm ‘ The“ r 8g Racially. gall; eulferi y [no dent in be eel ‘ard innvhe at ii ‘ It‘ll t moot-kill lander! ' “ "' and title "mun I known more grabbed J33 deuce.» \vi a mgdlolue. nma care or no new ta?!» Al lotion Medina n- etalnlt y m ugly tlllll lNll illlTTEll FURNISHED Concrete—Cement. 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