”lemme. Dec. i.-’l‘he president's
W rail to congress todey is as fol-
lows ,.
the
_ She constitutional duty Which requires
. at from time to time to give to
“locum information of the state of
the Union and recommend totheir consid-
mtlon ench'measnres as he shall judge
neeeha‘ry and expedient is fittingly cnv
“ ”upon by commending to the con-
‘ we careful examination of the detailed
Mutants and well supported recommen-
heads contained in the reports of the
‘ ell-reed
m ‘ w oftbc colon sum:
of , de artments who are chiefly
. ’ with he executive work of thegova
”Milt.
While our foreign relations have not at
_' ' all times during the past year been entirely
> be 50m perplexity. no embarrassing situ-
etie Jamaine that will not yield to the
‘ ‘ of fairness and love of jubilee. which.
Joined with consistent firmness, character-
' he I truly American foreign policy.
Brazil and cum. ‘
'l‘hc' nutbreeh of domestic hoetilitiee in
e republic of Brazil found the United
“healed to watch the interests of our
diluti- in that country. with which we
any on important commerce. Several
vessels of our new navy are now. end for
some time have been, stationed at Rio de
Janelro.
The struggle being between the estab-
lished government. which “controls the
machinery of administration and with
which we maintain friendly relations, and
certain officers of the navy employing the»
vessels of thelrcomnmnd in an attack upon
the capital and chief seaport; and
hello . as it does, the elements of divided
Administration. ihuve failed to see that
the insurgents can reasonably claim recog-
ni on as belligerents.
us far the position of our government
M been that of an attentive but impartial
timer of the unfortunate conflict. Eur
Mixing our fixed policy of impartial neu»
ty in such a condition of nifuirs"ns now
exists. I deemed it. nocessn ry to disavow. lit
emenner not to be misunderstood. the un-
authorised action of our late naval com-
mander in those waters in saluting the re-
voltcd Brazilian admiral; being indispnsod
to countenance no not calculated togivc
getuitous sanction to the local insurrec-
The convention between our goVernnient
and Chili having for its object the settle-
ment and adjustment of the demands of
the two countries against each other. has
been spade effective by the orgnniention of
the chime commission provided for. The
two governments failing to agree upon the
third member of the commission. the good
oflces of the president of the Swiss repub-
lic were invoked. as provided in the treaty.
and the selection of the Swiss represent»
tlva in this country to complete the organ-
ilation wee gratifying alike to the United
Bitten and Chili.
The Gentry Luv.
The legislation of lost your known as the
law met with much opposition from
on in this country. Acting upon
the advice of eminent counsel that the law
was unconstitutional. the great mass of
laborers. pending judicial inquiry
“to its validity. in good faith declined to
apply for the certificates required by its
one. A test case upon proceeding
1|th corpus was brought before the
laps-em court, and on May 15. 1893. a do
chino was made by that tribunal sustain-
thcie .
“ft ll believed that under the recent amend.
heat of the act extending the time for reg-
' mien the Chinese laborers thereto on-
who desire to reside in this country
’ wlilnow avail themselves of the renewed
:fvflene thus afforded of estehiiehing
wiel procedure theirright to remain. an
thet thereby the necessity of enforced do
my to a great degree he evoided.
no Nicaragua Candi.
. W has recently passed through
two revolutions, the party at first success»
III having in turn been displaced by on
others. Ourpewiy appointed minister. by
ID time]! good offices. aided in a peaceful
t of the controversy involved in
mammoth. The large American in-
t-Iete established in that country in con-
section with the Nicaragua canal were not
Infested.
The cecal ccmpeuy has unfortunately
been- lnancieliy seriously embarrassed.
beta feces-one treatment hes been extend-
“ to thy the government of Nicaragua.
The United States are eepeciuiiy interested
mama: achievable? ofl ”I: vest
no t in company as n c terns.
m it should i: accomplished uglier die
may me can cusp cee. an to en»
tweed not only to the vessels“
country a eehaunel of communice
In between our Atlantic and Pacific sea-
“ but to the ships of the world in the
We of civilization. is a proposition
which. in my judgment. does not sdniit of
has also been visited by the
Edsel vicinitudes which have afflicted
Centre! American neighbors. but the
Motion of its leaitiature and the prop
man of a dictatorship have been on-
Mtl with civil ever.
AI situation treety with Honeybee
been exchanged and proclaimed.
heutredhlon treaty with linseinminued
h m. 1”. and amended end confirmed
bytbe senate in February leel. was duly
mild int June.
on. menus letter.
ltiehardiyneeeeseryformetoetetetbet
the «routines arising from our relations
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as n
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all! a treaty of eanmtion
mammal»
, “the of the islendeeed the Univ
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to lionelniu es s
to make
that A large sum hes been directly upended.
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changed auditions brought about by our
unjustifiable interference. our present in.-
fet‘er at Honolulu has received appropriate
instructions to that and. Thus fer no in-
formation of the accomplishment i any
definite results has been received fro him.
Additional advices are soon expected.
When received‘they will be promptly sent
tothe congress. together with all other in-
formation at hand. accompanied by a
special executive message detailing all the
feats necessary to a complete understand-
ing of the case and presenting a history of
all the material events leading uptothe
present situation.
international Arbitration.
April 18.1890.the international Ameri-
can conference of Washington by resolu-
tion expressed the wish that all cohtrover-
lies between the republics of America and
the nations of Europe might be settled by
arbitration. and recommended that "the
government of each nation represented in
that conference should communicate this
wish to all friendly powers. A favorable
response has been received from Great
Britain in the shape of n resolution adopt
ed by parliament July 10 lost. cordially
sympathizing with the purpose in view.
and expressing the hope that her majesty's
government will lend reudy oc-opcretion
to the government of the United States up-
on the basis of the concurrent resolution
above quoted. ‘
It affords me signal pleasure to lay this
parliamentary resolution before the con-
gress and to cxprosa my sincere grutiflw
tiou that the sentiment of two great and
kindred notions is thus. authoritatively
manifested in favor of the rational and
pcnccable settlementof international quar-
rels by honorable resort to arbitration.
' The Consular Service.
During my former administration 1 took
.occusion to recommend a recast of the laws
reintingNto the consular service, in order
that it might become a more efficient
agency in the promotion of the interests it
was intended to Bliilsl'fl't‘. The duties and
powers of consuls have been expanded with
the growing requirements of our foreign
lrmlc. Discharging important duties of-
fcclingnur oonuucrce null Americuu citi-
zens liill‘Uil'i, null in certain countries exer-
cising judicial functions. these officers
should be men of character. inlelligcum
and ability.
Financial Suggestions.
The recent ropcui of the provision of law
requiring the purchuuc of silver bullion by
the guvermnelli. no u fcuturc of our man.
elm-y scheme has mode on entire change
in the complexion of our Clll'i'Clll'y nifuirs.
I do not doubt till". the ultimate result of
this notion will be mnst talutnry and far-
rencblug. in the uuturcoi things. how-
ever. it is impossible to know at this time
precisely vvllut conditions will be brought
(limit by the change. or what. if any. sup
plomeniary legisluiion "my in the light of
such conditions appear to her-9432mm] or
expedient.
Of course. after the recent. fluuncinl por-
turbution. time is necessary for the roost
tnhllsiuucnt of business conlidenmn When.
however, through this restored confidence
the money which has been frightened into
holirdingplnces is returned to trade and
enterprise. u survey of tho situation will
probably disclose a safe pnth lending to a
permanently sound currency nbumlnutiy
sulllcicnt to meet every requirement of our
increasing populnliou and business.
in the pursuit of this object we should
rcwiutriy turn nvvny from alluring und
temporary expedient». determined to be
content with nothing less ibuu u lasting
and comprehensive financial plun. in
those circumsluuccsl not convinced that a
reasonable tit‘iil)’ in drilling with this sub
jecl. instead of being injurious, will in«
crease the probability of wise notion.
The monetary conference which usscur
bled at Brussels upon our invitation was
adjourned to the limb tiny of Novciulmr in
the present your. The consideration» just-
nmtmi and the fact that n ricllnilc proposi-
tion front us secured to imiBXpirmml upon
the wasscmbiing of the conformer led me
to cxprcue u willingness to have the meet—
ing still further posiponul.
It seems to me that it Would be wise to
give general authority to the proehivnt to
invite other nations to such :1 conference
at my time when tiwre should be a full
prospect of accomplishing no international
agreement on this subject of coinage.
l llcsire also tor-urur-siiy suggest the win-
dom of ntnemliug the existing statutes in
regard to the issuance of unvcrmnent
luuulu. The authority now vented ill the
economy of the treasury to issue lumds ie
not on cienr all it should be». And the bonds
authorized on: liismivsmnguous totbc trov-
ernmcnt both as to the tinieof their lus-
turity Imd ruin of interest.
N-tlnnll Quarantine.
Tho ulmonllious of the lost two years
touching our public bcuith and tho demon-
slrniml’cim;.;rr of the illumination of con-
tagious dim-uses from foreign ports bus in-
vested the subject of imiiouui quot-amine
with iuowuml interest. A more “t‘ilt'l’fli
and imrmnuious system limo ilow oxisla.
ectinu prmupily fliui directly everywhere.
Moi (‘lifliiliiiiliy oprrullou by proventive
menus to shield nor cmmiry from them»
\‘itsiim of iiiM’ilIi'Jtilii at the saute time
having due vvnnnl to tho right» «mi duties
of loco! agencies. would. i believe. add
cruelly to lilo safety of our pmpie.
Army uncommon-tattoos.
The secretary of Wilf’ reports that the
strength of the emiyoo the limb day of
Hummus-r lest wee some enlists-l men
and 2.1M nilli'vl‘lt. The mini enrollment of
the militia if the several slum was. on the
hint of tivioMrof the cliff?!“ year. ”2,507
ofllorrs nod enlisted men.
The adoption of bettniioo formstione for
Infantry regiments. the strengthening of
the artillery force. the abandonment of
mullet and unnecessary posts and the
messing of the trm at important and ac-
cessihle eluitoue ei promise to promote
the neefulnrss of the army. in the linin-
merit of «any officers. with but few excep-
tions. the ope-retlon of the few formatting
the reenlistment of men after it mn’
service hes not proved its wisdom. end
while the arguments that lei to its econ
lion Were not without merit. the experience
oftbe your consumes ms to Join in the
recommendelloo for lie repent.
M “It”...
it is notifying to note the: we here ho
you to utialncmnpleted moltein the cons-
prelienelvs scheme of moose defense and
fortification. entered own eight yours ego.
but the crate! maintenance will helm
Movements-em red with the expense of
construction-o4 cutouts. Attbesodof
thrombi. calendar' robs warden
mom will have it hit 19 inch nuns.
only to inch and thistyionr l inch
to. ready to be milled on still
its cell hunter. and seven: on u
feel: owners. in union to' one
I“ of the ‘ 'mt'h:
govern
peruse
oiun simplifies;
~i‘illAlJT'l and TIME
Joinmfionosw
W would" we
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TABOR. JOHNSON ll 80..
m hastens St, Brooklyn.
GUMAV Hm FRI!) PFIZER.
Agents for 80!“ Kuwait. an
they are designed to meet. amplecennnte
must he prepared for them. Prbgreee he!
been manic in this direction. and it is do»
elrsbie that congress by adequate ammo~
printlous should provide for the uninten
ruptchirosocuilou of this ueccssary work.
retinal Courts.
The report‘oi the attorney general con»
tains the usual summary of the affairs end
proceedings oi the department of justice
for the past year. together with certain
recommendations as to limit-(l legislation
on various subjects, i cmulot too homily
indorse the proposition that the fee sys-
tem M applicable to tho compensation of
United States attorneys. marshals. clerks
of icdvrul courts and United States mm-
min-donors. should be almlished with as
little delay as possible. it is clearly in the
interest of the community that the busi-
ness of the courts. both civil and criminal.
ehull ix- as small and as inexpensively
transected us the ends of justice will allow.
> The ”Mom is therefore thoroughly vic-
ious which makes the compensation of
court officials depend upon the volume 0'
such business. and (fills creates a conflict
between u proper execution of the low and
private gain. which cannot full lo he drew
serous lo the rights and freedom of the
ciilxrn end no irresistible: temptation to
the unjustifiable rxpuudituro of public
funds. if in nddltion tothis reform our
other was inaugurated which Would give
to linlicd Stun-s commissioners the final
disposition of petty oifeuhcs within the
grude of misdemeanors. especially those
coming Ufliil'l' the internal revenue luwa. a
grout ndvnnce would be made toward I
more decent udmluiutration of the criminal
law.
in my first murmur: to congress. dated
Dec. 5. isl‘v'). i strongly I'l'Cflmfl'llifliicii these
cimugrsuml referred somewhat at length
tuiflt‘utils of the present system, Since
that time the criminal business of the. fed—
eral courts and the expense unending it
have enormously lncrensrd. Theoxponso
of the l'nltcll Sintc.‘ courts. exclusive of
judge-5' sulurirs, for the war culling-July
l, ”“5, was $2,964,735 ii. and for the your
(-illlim; July 1. hill. Mjii‘fitlm '47.
it is iiif‘rt‘rilf'!’ lilipill‘l‘fll. lllul the reasons
given in lM‘» for u (‘ilslllgi‘ ionic ninuncrof
enlurcim the iu-llorul l'i‘lluill‘ti iiiW buve
gained mm-ucy and slrnvnpii. by lapse of
time.
I also heartily join tho :lllrriicv neutral
in ri-mmmi-Iuliug loci-Julio“ iinmr ile-
grm-s of ”W crime of murder Within fed-
erul Jurisdiction. us this bi'l‘fitiune in many
of the stun-s. Authorizing writs of error on
belmlfof the government in muses \vhere
flmll iudgmrm is rcixrlcrcllakainsl the suf-
imolmy of fill imiiclIm-ut or unuimt the
government upon any other illlt'e'il'lll orie—
ing before zit-turd trinl. limiting thi- right.
of review in (Tllfit‘s of felony punishable
only by line lliiti iuiprisouuu-ut in tho cir-
cuit (mill! of appeals and mulling sponly
priyvisinil fur thr mnstruotiouof smh priy
son: and it"lnl’llliiluf'itw u> may honours-
sury for tho confinement of l'uilcii States
can v m u
live Poet-l Service.
The ililuiin'w ml the mulls indicates with
film lu‘i» \i-r'. 'li)‘ ilzr Cllllliliiilll ill the
lxu-il -~\1|.' .‘ . .l-unir). Mill depression in
linm r5 .2 1.1mm int—vimiily and quickly re
:im. . ': lawful r- \v llilr'll. 'l‘bitrclore a
lmgo r .1 :‘ rm ueuui lu-lwctin the
posthltiw .. ,1. mo! vxpomlinlrt'sisiha
exp-wind .iml mmvniniuhlc rmuit of the
lllsiri «in . ~' run zn'y \\ ilit‘ii int» prevailed
linuugx um ilw maiutryduring illili‘ii of
(int lzvrv m n roll ii} the! {mound-tint guil-
ftlili" r: you \' d Ii-iii' \liif'll boiler (inlet!
“on .mliripuml it iron i*~iliil:iit'ti by his
pf'l'iilvlt'hfli‘ lillii lili‘ «l. ill-u-ncy on the Will]
liity of June. Mill. Would in! but .‘l little
over Sljuullo It «mounted. however. to
umrr iim: Hamill-H,
Al the snow limr. mul illillt'l' the influ-
ence-u! ii'e‘r until-Spurious. esiiiuulrs were
mode for tho ourrcut fiscal your i'liliiflK
Juur :iil. le‘iil. u il'i'il ulnbitmi u surplus of
run-nul- over v-imluiilurw of $872,245.”;
but nuts, ill vim» of ilu- ucluui rrt‘t‘iills and
expendituresduring that purl of the our
rout liscul yournlrrudy mplrwl. liie' present
contributor gmwml ('rsllfllflltts that «it ill
ciosoinntoiui of a surplus there will bee
ilellricnvy nf m-nrly Militant
’i'iu- pu-iivifim' rrcvlpts for the fiscal your
unuunh ii to 7r..s:e;,u:ul m and it! cxpendl.
illl'e-s in EKIJWLUHIIL 'ii|l~« [ill-oiirilit'e' rio-
ilrirmry \vould disuppeur or be immensely
docmmd if have Innilcr was carried free
lbrmurb the until». on item of which is up
mm] of .im ions of seeds muluruin from
the nnrirnlturui ill'piti‘liili'lll.
Furtyfii‘it free delivery nfllcre were add-
edllurlng the yl'uriotiioeo ulrcmly exist-
ing. mlthliifl a mini of fill) cities uml towns
prut‘illml Willi free delivery on June iii).
lanai. November-r min-r cities and towns
tire now entitlml to thin service umlrr the
law. bill it ill“ not been urconled them on
coconut of insufficient funds to meet the
expo-mm of Ho rslnbllelmiont.
imu dwi-ic-iiy of the opinion that the
provisions of the present lnw permit ill
ground on intrmlueiiuu of Hill feature of
mail ne-rt’lca' it» is necessary or .iustilinbie.
and ”till it ought not to is! extended to
similarcommunities than are nowdeolw
numl.
There were 0.4m milillitiul to the domes-
tic money mdrrofllrnuluritm the lust lie»
eel your. imivuthi- li-vuvet increase in any
your since the Minimum! lull of the system.
’i‘iwtotulmimiu-r of (hm ofllcee at the
close of liiv your WM moi.
liming ilr' your lot. international money
uninr t-illm-e il’l‘ri‘ilii'if"i in film! already
provide-ii. fitiiiii't': it vial of 2.4m lit upbri-
tion on Jun» I’I. lets 'l‘lmtoiai issueof
inuim)’ ooh-r4 m"! pmud (mm for the year
onumuml to fifl‘ifi‘lljiilifli.
The number of Micro rind whims
mailed aim inn "it“ your for special deliver
was 3.37;}.5‘wi. an illumin- over the p
ion your oi wiriy ii per r. M. The special
iiriiVory niniiips ueonl nomllntcd to (337.»
hull ill. omi fit" Ilisvs-Pilnms' fees uniodntd
uncertain“. leaving a profit to ibegov-
ernincut of thallium.
Melmsy Melt Denier.
'l’hel runway mail preview. not only little
to m» irixrlliiifflrsev n: filliliiietlil‘l‘l” at all
omen. but it is the minimal losirmoentab
ity u huh pm. the mom” not my piss.
in lio- «entice rm muqummy to that ”get.“
with the bunt-r null tcrmiuoi unless. is
branch of too pitsilsi wince heather-shore
received much uiivltiion from the In»
hmntrl' generator“! ”mum. it is grail yi
to know thut it is in n mtuiilion of hi
efficirllcy nod goal on Him-see i am led to
Igrw with the thiamine.” nascent the:
there is room {or it» forum improvement.
There are umv hollow-tut with the poet-
olfiee minimal-moot mil: employees who
era in the eieuliled service. The best of
this great deloivlmshi gives conclusive“:
hieoeeof the mm of civllmvlee refor-
vrben. liter en experience that renders hie
Miami on the nutrient «bulimic-lb
dbl. be expresses the opinion that with“!
the toftbieeyrteniumidbeib-
‘ bit to months mt Meets Bu
“hit.
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i“ flee-beetle ”sills
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Todlinson’s Pharmacy
he Hm; ‘_ , ,
The . report of the secretary of the navy
contains a history of ,the operations of his
defiertmeat during the past year. and ex.
hi to a meet gratifying condition ‘of the
personnel ofour navy.
During the past six months the demands
for cruising vessels have been-many and
urgent. There have been revolutions call"
ing for vessels to protect American lnter-‘
me in Nicaragua. Guatemala. Costa Rica.
Honduran. Argentina and Brazil. while
thh condition of affairs in Honolulu has re-
quired the constant presence of one or
more ships. With all these calls upon our
navy it income necessary. in order to
melee up a sufficient line: to patrol the
Behring sen under the Hindus vivendi
screed upon with Great liriisin, to detail
to that service one vessel from the fish
commisslon and three from the revenue
marine.
Progress in the construction of new ves-
sels but not been as rapldaswus antici-
pated. There have been delays in the-com
pletion of unarmore vessels. but for the
most port they have been such as are con-
stantly occurrinlr oven in countries having
the largest experience in novel shipbuild-
ing. The moat serious delays. however,
have been in the work upon armored ships.
The trouble has been the failure of con-
, tractors to deliver armoras agreed. The
dinicultics scent now. however. to have
been all overcome. and urmor is being de-
livered with satisfactory promptnres.
The following vessels ore in process of
construction: The second claseheitlcehips
hiaineitliii Texas. the cruisers Montgom-
ery and hinri/lehcnd and the coast defense
monitors 'l‘crror. l‘urlmn. Amphitrite end
Monmlnnck. all of tvhlcb will be completed
within one your; the harbor defense ram
Kntnhdlu and the protected cruisers Co
lumb'ln. Minm~apoii-. Olympic. Cincinnati
(ind Raleigh, nil or which will be complet-
t-«i prior to July 1. I‘ll-5'. the first rinse hot-
tirships lowo. imlmmt. Massachusetts and
Oregon. which will be completed Felt i,
list»). rind the armored cruiser Brooklyn.
which will be completed by Aug. i of that
your it is diam expected that the three
gunlmots uuthurizril by thciust congress
will be completed in less than two years.
Since lWi congress has lit each session
nothorizmi the building of om- or more
vacuole. and the Monetary of the navy pre:
cents an eurncst plea for the continuance
of this plan. He recommr-ndnhcauthnr-
inittiou of at ion-t one battleship and six
torpedo boats.
While i am distinctly in favor of con-
sistently pursuing} the policy we have in.
nugurntmi of building up a thorough and
«menu: novy.lmnnot refrain from the
suggestion that tbs- congress should cam
fully take into uccount the number of line
finished vowels on our hands and the de-
plctsd muditiou of our treasury in conhid-
ering the propriety of an appropriation at
this lime to begin new work.
The mclllml of employing mechanical lu-
bor at mtvy ynrds through boards of labor
and mailing cliiciruoy the shin test by
which laborers urevmployevl mulcmiilu-
lied is producing the lwst rr~ulls. and the
mr‘cmry i.- cnriwstiy devoting births” to
its di-vcloplncnl.
l'e-neione.
The m-rctnry of the interior hm: the eu-
pervision of so runny important subjects
tlmt his report is of especial vuinc and in-
terval. -
(in the with tiny of June. ls‘till. flu-re were
on the [wllhil‘ii lulls balm: humus. fill in-
creme of Willi I‘ve-r lhr liilllllwf‘ on the
rolls Juno 1i“. ‘WJ iii tho-e llurrc uvrc lT
widows and ll.lu..liler» of "evolutionary
suliiit'l‘ts. til wurvimru of the war of lfil‘z.
5.42.3 widows of withers of that war. ‘-.'i.f>ll4
survivors and widows of the Mexican wnr.
3.le survivors mini is idowu of inxiinu wars.
2M nruiy norm. nml Hoot!) survivors null
willows ‘qu children of doorbell toddlers
iiflii suiloru of fin.- Wilt of the rebellion. The
intlor llllliiilt'l represents [how pvmiurml
lillllcculiiil of Iilnltilliilll'llnl‘ death rewriting
from nrlny moi nuvy M‘hlim. The- number
of persons rsnmlninu on lbc roll» June till,
1km. who Wt-l’r tn-lmimml omit-r the act of
June '37. irflll. which nilmvu poo-Enos on lic-
count of tit-nib mul lli~lti‘liiiy not cimrue
obi» lo army service. no- Hall's}
The number slides! to the roilednriuu
the your was Milli“. and the number
dropped WM .‘liifiw.
Although lfit~ lnwof lfilei permits pell-
slom for Iiiuiii'iiilii“ not minded to military
service. yet «on I‘riiiil-Ille' to its hem-fits.
disability must exist incapecltetimr appli-
cants "from the performance of manual
lebor to write degree M to render them
unable in com a support " The execution
oflbie low in its early allegations not seem
to have born in unto-d with its true intru-
tion. but lru‘m'll ”to close of the lust tui~
ministration on aotlum‘mtivo mmtrnctiou
was given in the fliltfflit‘. and since that
lime this wueiroction Lou been fnlinomi.
This has bed the rift-ct“! limiting the op-
mulon of the law in in intended purplm.
The discovery lowinu been mule that
many Immcn had been putupon the pen-
sion roll by "Mom of "limit-mile and “limb:
tic fruiuin. lilo cannula-sit oer alloprulim’
pnyuwute upon it number ofpruelnus will: it
M't'fllt‘ii to be- frmulnlum or unauthorized
pending u cumplvio rxemilmiiuo. giving
oath: to the immobile". in min that they
might. have an opportunity in ambush, if
wiselblr. the junior of tin-L , monument-
witimmmlinu apparent invalidity.
This. l illnlvmluml. i- the practice which
has fol-n long time pruvnilni in the it
stop lumen. but utter entering upon than
recem investigations the commissioner
moduli-d thin rillv an flit not to‘eliow. until
lifter ii outnplm- trunniliniiou. interference
with the payment will Wilviflfl amen-emu
not ninurihri‘vuiii. bill which Merely hill
been lixul m it mid higher then that en-
ihoriml by low.
f um mmue to understand why (mode
in tho pcmlou rolls simulai not be returned
sud summed with Iboruushnmeml vigor.
Every uanw fraudulently out upon these
l‘ulln is e wieimi linmnilhm om the
loudly sentiment in which Mons here
their origin. Every fraudulent sinner
:1“ income”? bed oit:un.b Every eiee rib
it support it pens on Is made per my
inure mmmou. and false undeservio
mutating nub the people not only of their
homey. but of the patriotic sentiment
which the survivors of a war fought for
the preservation of the Union might to in
it lire.
"l'he sum expended on account of pets
. sinus for the year rmiius June ll, in, was
Uil‘flifli’lfiitii.
'flu- «nonunion» intimates tin-em
Mum will be required in pay mom
during the year aiming June so. one
be. “to I'll» lei-lieu!
'l'bseonditioo of the new endtbeir
ultimate fetemsublsm which see reload
to a mo only of the government. end
meméetmumy uppeeih Jotbeeeu ' ofiut
a t sympet y oer '
Our holiest; boomer obotlt “9. Int
of there ere located on iii
sectioning d.lie.fll sores of land. A
“PM of these lmlhne bets tee h-
civilised
' Facialyami Boat’Wurk
3 novel by the people of its operation are
newcomers .
. MIMI ruins-
craves.
{ RANGES.
" uornttmms. .
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
error on on semen,
A SPECIALTY.
"Washington 8t.80.iiemeil.l91
one”
WWW..-“
during the yeer was 105. The total number
of Indian children enrolled during the year
as attendants of all schools was some. an
increase of 1.251 over the enrollment for
the previous year. .
i am sure that secular education and
moral and religious touching must be im—
portant factors in, any effort to save the In-
dian and lead him to civiiieltllou. lhov
Here. too. that the roiluquishment of tribal
relations and the holding of land in never»
elty may in favorable conditions aid this
consummation. it M‘ililii to me. however.
that allotments of loud in severally ought
to be made with grout L‘llf‘E and circumspec-
lion.
The law providing that, oxrepr. in special
cases. army officers shall be detailed as in
than agents. it Is hoped will prove is sues
ccasful experiment.
The vast urertof imiti which but it short
time ago constituted illt’ public domain is
rapidly falling into mimic bonds. it is
certain thut in the lruusfcr the bcnvilccnt
intention of the government to supply
from its domain homes to the induatrious
and worthy homo seekers is often frost
trated. Though the speculutor. w he stands
with cxtortionntc purpose between the
land ofllce and those oho. with their fum-
llles. are invited by the government to set-
tle on the public lands. in a ricspimlilc
chumcier'who ought not to be tolerntai.
yet it is difficult to thwart his schemes.
The recent opening in settlement of the
lands of the Cherokee outlet.emlu~nciug
an area of tomato acres. notwitlmooding
the utmost care in [ruining the regulations
governing the selection of lomlioue mid
notwithstanding the prose-um: of United
States troupe, fund-bod an exhibition,
though perhaps in n mmlillml degree. of
the mini scramble. the violence nod the
fraudulent (maturation Wifli‘ii have acmm‘
pooled previous openings of public land.
[concur with the sccrrlury in the belief
thut ihcsc outmgeous incinionle mnuot be
entirely prevented Without u change in the
lows on the subject. and i hope i.i~ rwom.
meminiious in that direction will be iuvor-
ably considered.
1 c~pz~vinlly comuwml m the nuvmmn of
’thcoungrvus tlu- slnlelnelns continued in
the secretary's report oouwrninar lili'f"l|’)'.
The limo has mine when i'filtlr'fll. illl‘fis‘
urrs should be mkcu (or lill‘ proscrvntion
of our fun-sis. from illiiizsffl‘llilililill' and
TClnt‘lilii‘Sx destruction
Agricultural Department.
The report of the sm-rohlri' nf agricul-
turo will it found t'xl-l-nizngly llllt‘l‘i‘nliug.
especially to liml inrgc purl of our rititcus
iuliumtoly mun-null in :igrll-zllmrul wou-
potions.
0n the 7th day of Mun-ll, ihlio. there
were upon its payrolls 23:10 i-nzpiuyws
This number bus. l»; n minrul to ix,” [)l‘i‘v
sons. In view of it depiclui public [reuse
ury and the imperative- ilvumnll of the pet;
pie for economy in the administration of
thrir goicruuu‘m. lhc mu‘rczziry inn en-
wrcii upon lln- imk if rmiuuuily mlucing
expenditures l-y iln- l'iilllllla’liiull Hum -lhe
payrolls of all persons lmi iil‘l‘lif‘v‘i furnn
efficient cumlurt of tho ulluirs of tluwlc-
pertinent.
The exports of ammonium products
from the l'niicli .‘Ml-N I-vr tho llwui your
ending June so. NM: .limim-d tin: cour-
nious tluurcof Shit-.Mlnw in round num-
bers. being 75.7 per cent of our total l-x-
ports. in the lost from! your this aggro-
gatn was greatly mind-ii. Inn Ill-\l‘l‘lili'irx'si
Nilt‘ilvui {Allison-villi. bung 2TH lu’l‘ cent of
all American wmmmlm. . rtpwrmi.
A review of our agricultural cxpom
with special ri'iolrilcr in their drsliuollnu
will nhmv lizui in :ulmnst i-vi-ry line the
Uiiilwi Kingdom vi lirrsl: iiriiulll owl im-
iflnli absorbs by for ll.“ imp-sf proportion.
Ult‘lilliu the tool run-rm ugg:r,4:iii-ll in
value for the fiscal your \‘Illiilig Join-:50.
mm, sermon-d of Maui. iirnni llriluin
took considerably m‘t'r ihthlui‘ll Hf hoof
prrxlncts ul nil kinds our tului exports
“1.". w,(gli‘leli. u: wills}. til-int lirimlu
took ”hummer of pork pfwiut‘li lite
loml exports \vcro tun-Mm. of which
(in-ht iiritulu luuL ifwnmw. in bromi-
etuifs. cation and minor plmluvls illu- pm-
portious sent to the some destination are
e own.
l'onm‘rnin' Daron.
During lhi'lnul list-u! )I'itf‘ tin-rust of
seals purclmsi-ll was $l‘i‘v..‘.i~I‘-i, The re-
mainder of an apprqn-imiou of lemme)
was rspomlrd in pulling ilwm up iiilii ails-
tribuliux them. if. surely never could have
entered the minds of timer \vilu first unoc-
tiourd appropriations of public money for
the purchase of new and impruvmi vitri-
slice of eecilnfnr grutuitnm distribution
that from this would uroo lama upprnpri»
aliens furlhc purvimso rm! distribution by
members of court-nu of ordinary sot-do,
bulbs «ml outiluge which uncommon in
ell the slates und territories and every-
where cauily uhinlnnhic nt imv prim-s.
in ouch clots and territory nu agricultur-
el oxpuimcnt motion has been rlilililii-Iili'd.
Tho-ts stations. by their wry vbnmctcr rind
”animate the proper Imi'nl‘itis in expi't‘i-
ment with and test new varieties of souls.
and yet this imlinrrimirmlv and wool-fol
distribution by lv'lrisiutlrm nod lrcislnton
continues. honouring 1m pm pose unless it
be to remind constiliwliis ibui llwlr liq-ro-
eeutnlivee are willing to remember lhcm
with lrfltiiilli'e oi puiiiic ("t-ll.
in view of llim‘ lilt‘f! lliin mnrmime ex-
iiorc without il-uitiuoule return» of
neiit oouistio be nlmitslml. Anticipate
inunromomnmtiou m i;‘:llllfo||ily in the
interval of mind mimittlstrutirm. morulimn
Gilliam) bus been stricken from tin mi»
mule triads to mi’or this object for the
year ending June :to. mo, and ”if! “mercury
recouunends time the rotouiuinu whim of
the outlined» ic- cullllnmi strictly in the
purchase of new not! improve-i various» of
seeds. and that i ill-«- be distributed til rough
or violent notions.
bus the soul will into-mil. mulnfter
the fest bile boon completed l»;. the t‘hpi'l'i‘
mom, station tin- propulsion" of tho useful
varieties and the rejection of the vehicles!
may selely be left to the mmumn sense of
is.
a” MD civil Gentle.
The continued intelligent execution of
the civil service low and the illt‘ri’nsiilfl ep-
mmlifying. The recent extension of
“I limiteilone and regulations. to the em;
ones of free delivery welcomes. which
been honestly end promptly steam
piislied by the commission. with the lit-arty
lion of t - bustier general. is
lit immensely important admire in the
usefulnees of the system.
fete. if willie. more than ever eon-
vineul ofihe iaeeleoiable income conferred
by the civil service low. not only in its ef-
fect upon thrpubiio service. but also. whet
teem more ireponeoi. in its effect in sick
"till. til! tone of political life generally.
country instructireiy end interestingly it
vein is bold e movement
vi “Matildmzlmpfomlmhlmfil
m 1 WW flit“ .
The text embodying this aim ”gonna lie
The course of civil service reform In this ‘
be is ‘ our which hes underlyv ”an.
qaimtlm of justice and right. end
, ensue.
LOBSTERB, SOALLOI’B,
GAME,
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS
' and SARDINES.
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had. ‘ ‘
PICKLED OYSTERS.
ilunifzhluii,
. Telephone 011], 81-“.
notwithstanding tilvillitfrliililld impructlu
bility of many self (mu-tinned gunrdllml.
Beneath nil the \‘zlgiti'irw .md nubilmuleli
theories which .m- itill‘tz'JH‘li m it them on-
derlies thin reform u sturdy common some
principle notoniy suitrol in this roundups
sphere, but whose nppliumiun our people
In: more and more rrmguizing to be obso-
iuteiy essential to the must stitccssfulopcrl
etion of their govt-ruumn, if not to its per-
petuity.
It econ-s to no: to be (-tlllrcly inconsist-
ent with {he linirlwicr of li.i- “flu-m. on
Well its \iilll lib lit-sf i 1m xr»-:- owl. imlllligu
the commission to n-l_\ for i'i-iiml itnhish'
Ince upouciurks doluiiod ilk-ill other dc-
parimcnis. ’i'hvn- ought not in in' Hith a
condition in my dqmmtwn: flail ulcrke
bin-ll in do tvurk Vin-rt nun be ng'lrr‘ii i0
habitually work or 'nllml r: [lim‘un null lg
docs not “(cull will: :i so; sibll- view ,1
civil serviuv l'rfolm than. ermus should ‘g
employai on the tin-dry but their labor is
necessary in one do: urtlncut “inf-ii in paint
of loci. their ‘ii‘l vim-«un- devoted i‘r omit-ely
different Work in lillniilt‘rlit‘lmrlllwill.
Economy In Exprmlitura.
Economy in [illiill' cxgmuiiiurc is re (filly
lhnl Ullllzm innocently ho lu-gicctcd by
those inil‘nsirii “‘ilii tho ('ilnirnl of money
drawn incl: tlu- pimple for pubin: uses,
Al. lim llilm. when a iii'llit‘lt‘ii [IlibiiC
trollsllry mull-luh :is. when many of our
poopin- un- “ll'p.’lt,‘t‘ii in n illtf‘ii struggle for
the lil'l‘i'p‘vll’lt'h of life. and \\ itt‘ll unforced
economy in prmsinx upon iiit' great muss
of our L'l‘llill'yiilt‘ll. l elusive in: .nrgc with
fill the \‘lllln‘i‘illt’tii 3 my commzmri lhut
CUIiKi‘t‘raiI'm'i in islilileil ln- on limited by
ilf’ii‘t cl. mm. as it. vthiivil iii; .lmxrrclu-
lion of the u-zulitibn ni tho treasury dual 3
sympathy with llw strum-nod clmnu-
SLRHCS of our follow ('3frl“fl‘l.
The duty of public l-Lunumyis also oiiui—
mcnsc in»; ill‘iithCl‘ in ii. intimate mid nec—
cssury trioli :n m the zn~h l mv in hand of
providing :‘vvnuuc lo mod murmur“! ext
peluliilun Mimi ycl rc-im'ixy lilo people’s
illiliicil of (nil-lull iiiXHilU'i.
Tariff Kali-rm.
Afivr s inn-rt oli‘H‘JJit‘ mnti reform is di-
f‘vcli) iii‘li ro u~ Xu'llillg u impurtnlli.
clumn our nit. 1mm: . .znl: nu clear-
ly presume lurif {Hi 1'. no .1); riuuii'j
moi u lilili"'.l$i ummriu ' “ 'v. tit'ni‘f'l'e‘ Xiii‘
grailluliv - i Mi} ivl‘nuvl rm :iwi n Iiul)‘
in‘lltl'e‘i'ii upon us by our wit rep-9mm pm-
fosalcm .llul by the ttlliilllifit’ rzmtiilmc of
the p vnylu. Alter lull «lzsi'll.~~ii)u our (mum
trylucn iillt‘l‘ spohon in Lu w: of this re»
form. nud they hnvr numb-i. tin.- work of
its ucwmpiishmcni in U..- 1 ends of flow-
who on: solemnly pic-luv: i in ii.
if illorois :lilyliiiil.‘ u limiiie‘elf‘ytii :l
i‘t‘pl‘csl'llllliiuxx iu pnlm’n ‘lill|"‘ of iii' [lt‘il‘
plo :mul lilrif‘ flair». l.’ pubic 1.1? cursor-,-
ronll) ii... \lr\:lili\ 41‘ n.»- H‘npw. and if
pniilimlprom-5m and pr f. ~ .ns ll no any
binding 0 mt. our (z; :.t‘(: rim rvlwl
so lung .lxmi'ml iii U I "l rm mmc)‘.
Nothing sin-Hill iv . l'iili‘~',l.‘.1l our
intention malt-him 1 will this
to!» rm inn would”: or] .-;. on: anal mrriui
it‘gi~llilix=ii.
“'inii‘ \H- ~in-illvi q Illr ill; Milli: w l‘.) illi‘
prinmpll- rim: «1 ly il.-~ ilii'l‘~‘i‘l:r of revo-
nnc jllfilllit'a in» m. ' 'fl m lullil lilliie‘v
and Mill“: iliil‘ifiii .. . «1:. mol flint liugv
should lo '1 [mini i5. ~ll. : imzuvm}, m-
cunnu: vii». :‘fl~lrvli1".ttl lint condi-
limw . , ll. .. ll -‘ hiril ill
lli Z‘.lmr~~.
'31!
l .
jusli vui 1.. noting
min: mill-11ml; i: l ,. w? m. n willie» null
l:l,\,ll w .s - liw r in. of u n qui'vni-
mmi .u' .. .al- ..
Marni-- .;- l m .h in uizi ill-s pouplu
tilln ‘if' i' :m Mr {i ll” ‘ vi, a :e- uf n3
mmi um ..: :4 .‘. ,- ~ ~ln -.:.l i..- n rwiuc.
ilillllliiim .11. ‘! .1111»:pr liiilt‘llli?-
(en~1il",l~ i ; ‘. g. ‘x
till. (no. u, ’lu mi .
M‘t‘li lf-l it : lg. '. l-e‘.
iwuz: 1m .:~;-.i Inn;
elmi'. -’ !l\
in;
~ ii ~‘l'ii-l it‘
,1 sulnnmiml,
.lJvim would in;
ullml umi lulu-r
Illill in» 'ho \vlii
' -. ..im Li “'iil w
highs l .- :. liw pwnm'luu oi the
.ml‘t' nl iii .v “'1 .
l..stl Slate-rial.
NM lv-s «l 3'. minim: l-mllr p -‘i‘it‘.ri
v tum .tl-Ii in u;; i. :m- ft'll;i‘\fi|i of
Him li-. tnpmlni. :ll‘ lilo
row uum - :...u...;_v in mm munufic
flii'i‘fl. '1'! .hi would lit‘ninil in will'
filtllvilni inwmmy ‘iim
cannot |nl\\‘...l--ii--ii :' zl '.:‘T-l:\n n tin-nigh
the lmgwuxllon .f i'.:.‘u (drill ‘ili'ftiiih in
Ann-alum liluilillluw lnrs iiul'ilrlili matc-
riuls :u tho-o owl l; lliiil' .., w; villure ii
inllufln iIiJVlivll‘v ii~ni i"l‘ ti 7. .1» mum of
tho prim of our litauliimiuru: in .lm'ie I’r‘
culuugirvm iiiis p liq. lmi mi) cnnlil-v-s
filt‘ lillulu‘l lilr lllr-I' ”v. in. in \t'Lliiill u‘li‘
int” lumin u. m the iiii’tll ill. “(mph-tor of
our filliiilxl'li‘liif‘n‘W. Mi ni- nocturnal}:- .r
oust to nor chum“.
'l‘lw ilili‘l‘i‘w:- of inlior un- cv mainly.
timugb mdimviy. tutu-ivml In this lull m'
of our llilill’ gvsivm, 'lin- uh npmmpcth
tlon nod in tin «'mrnlv muons vul- numb
(m‘iurm's in ”il'i'i)‘ llu- iillliilli iii‘l'lllld
fur (Mir “mule e m. fill llw mirrml ”Mikel
inwbit-b iiwv nu-muiiumi. 'i‘imi lull . vent
sue it'lli‘iil-it of null. in mills null lulili‘lit'h.
n lii~{‘illti|{" uf wuplwrm mm aiulrme m
the boon-a of um Vini'hiilrliiml
l‘lvi-u if liw often tlispu ‘wi lwwrii in
would la: mode good tlittt .i it’WAZ’ row of
we we would mum from [rm mw with“
riot mill low imlli’lluiivv. the lulu-'1‘; «use
Ofmir mi Mormon lretio ”l"il would) to
discoih‘r He'll limit“ hli'ttti) employment.
pcrmlimi 1-; Mt MW imllvrm’n. u- tin
most important tumor in their relation to
thrill li‘ttleliitinll.
A thrown .m- bveu melmml by ”in oi»
Npti‘lit'f‘uiufri‘wliiliiill'li’itiiillh‘bEiiiluilii
no lot-iii Mom: no the lite- iu-rvlu sug-
u-d. whim. mil be promptly submitted
or il‘ei‘i'lll'l' null-m. l Its torn-mite!
nmobpmrimlo nlul omeliiuh cork. and i
believe” dvnle with its subject compo-um
and so thoroughly as existing condillnws
permit.
1 am mtlsiird thut the reduced iuriil' duo
use provide-ii for in ”1" prop wi lr-nisie.
tion. minimi in eel-lino: normal rut-mot
taxation. will in the near future. though
perhnps not immediately. posture suiilrimn,
revenue to meet the Main ofthe govern-
ment.
Internal Revenue- nbd Income Tales.
The commiilvemfi-r full critislde'ratilifl
and to pom-idsimlzust a leflipullll‘ftit'lh
olcboy Which may ix. d before tile busiueu
of the cmumymlvimis itself in rim now
tariff schedules. imvmvisoi embraced in
their plmt n is“ milliiilmu iiiiorlnil revs
enuc taxes. including a sionil me upon in-
coon-s derived from certain corporate lu-
'Hffllt‘iffft.
'l‘heseorw
L
i «w
'1 n1;
.l rm. 1;»: 1w,
item suteots are not only eh.
eoiutriy {list nod wisiiy impromptu they
have the mliwr lorrii of being ouch filt‘flll
be renuuml ulcivml iliil'iit'lii'fllit' businm
distnrimu .. o lu‘iwve'i’lilt‘ immunity of their
imposition no longer exists.
in my lift?“ liI'Kif’tl for [be uncut-as of this
measure csunol "elm:- the so goalie:
that its success mu only be idle nod it
means of inwilish twill-cl on the part c
coils of :m-xfi “fulfil end on a result
their oil it no- we lvlfillimfliiifflit‘ poi-mum
deeim end it‘iltiiliui'. a the item-mi good
Thelmlnnamte elf will; "it: p; i
are so hummus anal mvnri tiles
eiieeeimiaini upon their isietirm em.
bullying the re mm from in»? inhiy fell.
,my loll-use feel of it
In hominid: lug
leis me to info s for the
is of A generous end new
Mums!
“m but: ‘
m‘fififlwmw leer-f
overlies. '_
._.-W
eewell unripe-ll hostility of spoiimnen and
[in ion iiiam a Bicycle?
“mg’ahhm We safety bicycle. fully
resonates l. mu, tta n.
Bum. wghuh’n’h‘mewzflm."
PraclioaiBicycie Repairing
5 enclave-v.
Plilliiiiis Fulfill:
to orderet ehnrtnotice. We have on bend a
llaeoi' the incumbent would it which.
we respvtfniiy ”our Attention. Prices on
inn-onek ie as in comment with ’first class
wor .
Walton ll. Nicke‘rson‘,
34 liein Stu Nomelk. liege.)
Microbes? ‘
’i‘heynre in the air. in the
water. in your blood and
system. Theynre the real
cause of disease.
RADAM’S
Microbe Killer.
roulu every gem) of dlsonso. purifies lilo ’
blood. rencvutcs the system. promoted
good health at once. Price in 1 gallon
Jugs. 33.00; in ii) oz. bottles. £1.00.
bit on tannin books—tellin whuti' rm
‘ g “a dosimnndr'ihmli\villdtffrw.
The WnLRadalicrobe KillerCo.,
7 LnightSL. New Yurk City.
E. G. TilfllLlSSON. 8 north Main St"
South NIH-walk.
rv'
e'
rm“ (in 0
who} Made a We”
4 '.
HINDOO REHEDY
PBODFCIS Tilt AROYB
RPSITL'I'F in lo ”3".”-
Sorvous Diseases. roilirs ‘ .
l'iirvris. Hlnplosruoxsfiig tly hmls-
Lilxrw, vi". , ruusui by past fli‘lfiar‘g. {cl
M r brunt. n car-gunshotl quickly at
Loot Mrs-hood in old. or) cunt. }. in ioduvvnst
puckk‘t. l'nco .LOO repackage yr 05.01)“ ltil u
written [Inf-nice to cure or veey rcfllmlrdrl‘on i
;.t any on rinolplwi drugg: Ii You um; inml of
imiiolmn., nvisimn luring! "APO «com: Itor .lf
he has not int 1!; ul‘ it ill iii-mi if by mull upon t‘vu:e lpt
ufpnoc. Pamphlet in YI‘Llit‘d unveilipo frro. .kiiih‘r"
Grit-1d Helical (‘0.- l‘rcpau China. ill. , ”outrageous
GEO. C. STILLSON.
Southiienvaiil. Goon.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
G. 8: J. B. BOLTON’S
HDTIWITER HEATE!
Cures all
s vigor and sire
u—cly rosturre
Plumbing, steam and building.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Not ilir Heating.
hot wetcr. steam or hot air hearing.
to silb'Tli MAIN tl’l'
w. L. caucus
83 SHOE edl'h’tel.
Dominik-m1 Mentioned
Minmworid.
lost-hr
Wyneentefne DIE“ 8N0 mode infleisteet
tirade” “loudly Minutes
8 Shoe. limiters! mmedeeodieoiteod
"If be well. f with iommlzeie your footwear.
detebypevellt law. I.- Iiou in Shoes. Name all
ricottempoi eel bottom. its, for it vim you boy
'ehe MUCH". ”motion. In“. Bold by
d. SOHAUB.
womnv 1 mono . mm“: sort
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FEMALE lilililllllill:
COMPLAmrn,
LEilQlVERNDEl. iii ‘;‘El.i»§‘;li‘,3
Dinettes rm,
inflamntulim. if who own. etc.
itm n “0"171’1117 murmur)
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run w, (2 some t n. if. many.
rem. I01 Iii O‘NTI.
list ro- vies of flanmlsle.
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Plans end estimates furnished for rithor ‘
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whom“ ....rv.:t.§¥'~"o;."35"“r
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built . 11 law A WM
t t ate notice. Repaid '
wg‘pn'hi’. or «10‘1 notes. V
vs
irlg‘l'ricrvhev Express Wagons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAY'PON. 0'12. opposite R. B. BMfi.
01.1) n... RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW' YORK,
'80th Norwalk
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY 0F NflRWALK
AND
EAGLE.
Will leave Pier ‘23, E.
New lurk. at 5 p. rn.
imvvo Xorwulk. 5 p. m.: South Norwnlk. out
p. m.
Freight received from 7 e. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon a ordination to agents the Cit of Nor-
wni and El III: will be sent for spec l lots of
freight anyw‘herc in New York or its vicinity.
Weill persons are forbid trusting any of
thecmplo on oflhe boats of this line on ac~
count of l e on more thereof. arm
immobiliser
Successors to E. C. lion-is & (Io.
oarrrAL. 3250.000.
64 Sodium 8L. Boston. Mass.
Fire and
Burglar Proof Salas.
Bank Vaults.
Bonk Vault. Doors.
AX!)
DEPOSIT Willili Of All lilNliS
The Best 3.... l. the World
i50.iiilil in use. Always we
serve their contents.
ill! will ill iri'im. Milena place i at at
where lib of our safes were subjected to intense
hoot. prose vying their conic-nix.
CliAMf’lilll RE(’t)i-lll also in the Great
Chicago Fire in lull. in the Great Boston Fire
in “47'. end in all the grout tires since. Bend
for circulars. Agents wented. aliifln
“i. 0. JENNINGS.
Panel "angiligiiil'i‘inah Palm!
Will PAPER iNii Bliiiiiiiis
i Sorth Main otrmt Ho. Norwelh
Families books of full line test llylett of
I'epcerlordcrs undulit Moo latte febrp
bottom for inspection. on notice by 0
mm Karim-m chmrfully IiVOfl.
Physician owner:
was. on. n. i. liiilliiliiil ‘
('en be rousnliod at her office.
342 Broad 8t. Bridgeport. iii
from iii a. m. to 7 p. m. any titty user-pt Huntley
The Doctor Isa rwulnr physici II 1nd 0
result-smalls! e lffl
tho inst sixteen
of 'obiEN u tell . In eh
from so :iiflhrl‘lWinrrhlcgt to he eel
consult ir. tiui ford in i. a lit cl ecu
(from and with the Instances of .
most skillful oudu-icntiilo treeun I no“
in modern surgery and medicine. one new
iuruiehod for mu ineulvut cases. m
on
«veto. All lvtfefu promptly rspi e
9- eagle“
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ill) ALL KINDS 0"
Plumbing. Steam
All!)
Gas Fittinz.
M" ‘“ lint Mr“ Slum lltllilli
DEALERS ill
lute. Tin. lists are Buttery.
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To lilollllt chant.
rectory won: attended» omens.
nihilism
Cor. lfein and West Ste.
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