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and remember that
is the best blood purifier. '
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the chemicals.
pounded at
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Druggist, ‘-
93 Washington St.
N SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ iv
ll Paper,
.- BllllSllES. alt.
“135 la a good
Interior doing your work.
(nannies Satisfaction I
“E. Gerham
gt 2 first tum,
at . uonwnm.
I894 our
colleen.
“Mfards
_ the best live dollar H
Holdalls Cough Remedy
Willcure your cold. Try it,-
" Plddod’s - Sarsaprillao
‘ ,frescriptions carefully com-
ll.l|.Plaisted
nuts. OILS. cuss.
time to Paint.
«cull lie Pleased to also you
Visas only .lswott’a Pure.
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Boa Werner Washloatouand North Main
streets. '
Boa I-bCorner Day and Tolles streets.
Boa m strut.
Box li—Weet street. opposite Franklin street
. school. a" .
to school. '
pox ra-Ooncoranmnwood
Box III—corner NorthnalnandAnnstreets‘.
avenue. .
Boa 10~Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box l'l—Corner West avenue and Cedar
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Boa ll~00rner West street and Taylor
avenue. 1
Box its—corner Ely adenine and Benton street.
no: so—(lcrner south Hale and Monroe
I‘m .
Box 32~lleetrio Light efntion.
Box n—Falrlield avenue and Cedar street.
moisten Almanac for tomorrow.
Sun Rises Sun 8nd: [High Tide lnw Tide
at 7:18“ at 4:43 at 1m at Mt:
New York liar-Id Weather forecast.
The weather to~day promises to be generally
clear. with nearly stationary. followed by
slowly rising temperature. followed by clondl.
aces. Tomorrow it promises to be partly
cloudy and slightly warmer, followed by snow
or rain. .
“8011'"! m ALI.
What’ tn's haul. trons err: are Doing
,; wt! -W=m1u‘
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Howe are visit-
ing in Brooklyn.
John Schnellbaek, proprietor of the
Mahackemo Hotel billiard parlors, was
calbd to New York yesterday by'the and—
don death of his brother—in-law.
—Uoifee with cream, 5c cup Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Senator Hawley presented in the Son:
ate, yestesday, a petition against the
Wilson tariff hill adopted at a meeting
of the fur hat manufacturers of South
Nor-walk.
An entertainment by Trinity Church
Mission circle and the Young Men’s Guild
will be held in Arlen Hall tonight. Two
cantatas will be presented, entitled “An-
tecedents" and "Topsy anvy," andvthero
will be a broom drill by twenty-live girls
and refreshments.
-—N. Fisher, has invented a cable to
suspend fire hose across a street and over
head. It is in four-foot sections and has
stantions to support the center when it is
stretched across wide streets.
Read W. A. Benedict’s advertisement
and you will be assured that trading
with him is to your advantage. He has
a complete line of men‘s furnishing
goods; hats, caps, unlnundered shirts,
dress shirts and children's suits and costs
at bottom prices. Call there and be con
vinced.
——An elegant ‘linsof' neckwanr in all
sliapeeg‘lft W. ‘Af‘ linedlct’s.
The fimldfltlle sued“ services for the
week of prayer at the Congregational
church vvill beheld this evening. The
topic will be: “A prayer of Daniel"—
Dsniel lx., MD. A confession. A hear-
ty invitation isextended to all friends
not connected with any other church.
Taylor & Golden, the real estate and
insurance dealers, are serving their nu-
merous customers with calendars, many
of them very unique and attractive.
They are sent out to advertise the vari-
ous insurance companies for which the
firm are agents. Messrs. Taylor and
Golden have also issued this year a very
pretty calender of .their own, for which
there is a great demand.
~Turkeya 16 cents. People's Market.
A good story is stold of Quartermaster
Sergeant William James and Privates
Howard Godfrey and Arthur Lincoln, of
Company F. They came to South Nor-
walk Sunday afternoon to attend n wed-
ding. In going past the lockup William
London, who was confined in a cell
there,cal|cd them in, saying he wished
terpcak with them. They went in and
became engaged in conversation with the
prisoner. Then Robert Bones, the our
over of the lockup. remarked that he
was golngto supper, and when he went
out unthinlifngly shut the door, locking
the men in.” They were imprisoned over
an hour. and when they were released
the Wedding was over
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shirt, for men and boys, at W. A. Bene-
dict's.
It is with the assurance that we are
doing the public a favor and recom-
call attention to Iflas Rider's advertise-
pennda, and an harmless
in the hearts of [a buying corn-
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Box ilk-Corner High street and [Bayvlew .
' plaintagalnst William Motion. of Win-
Patios 1 lhi
Butler lodge, I. 0. or . will "7......
the initiator! dorm tonight.
The Norwalk Medic“ society will meet
to-night at the rcsldcnoelof the Drs. Bo-
hannon.
The regular convocation of Butler
chapter will take place to-night. Work,
mark degree. .
Maurice.lchrath I withdraw his com-
3 Will Interest You;
Always the BEST HORSEsLlor the Least lousy at
BROOKSIDE FARM, L
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Betaoy'mlfc‘ ofAuibnoes Beanoflawla-
bore, N. Y., died Sunday afternoon.
The deceased was the mother of lfrs.
Berber W. Kemp. of lforwalk.
funeral will be held Thursday noon.
The
Robert Raymond, who has beanie the
employ of Scolirld & Hoyt for ten years.
yesterday morning notified his employers
that he would leave their employ Satur-
day night to enter into partnership with
his brother, Alphonso Raymond, at the
Elm Grove store. The store was formerly
'ronducted by Raymond a Merriam, who
nipnuk, yesterday afternoon, ind Low
den was given his liberty.
The fire waste in the United States for
the Week ending January 5th, 1894. was
pretence. The waste for the month of
December, 1893, was nearly twelve mil-
lion, against ten million for 1802. For
the year l693 theflre waste in the United )
recently dissolved partnership.
OVER THE RIVER.
flows and Gossip of the [lay lff last
Sorwnlls.
Revival services will be held in the
mending an excellent article that we’
men n foam. The princi-
pal odera is her hair
tonic a , has secured the
tallest endorsement of these who have
lived it, and is a preparation that
we can fully recommend. it is a tonic
prepared entirely from mstahls com.
‘ , than: couldhs
taken lntol'halifwlthout injury, and is
as clean as irafivr. lies Rider, having
folly assured herself of its mosey, new
oasis-ll to thoroublle In ,the full faith
that amino will. he usuredlfdla
, W “liWy’thh an nary
Hm settle advert“-
States was $186,000,850. ‘ ‘ [East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
Fred [1, 11’0"“, olerkln the (mgr-pk. 3 this week with the exception of Saturday
tloual bank, will give up his position to— 'nlght “WW W” B 800d attendance hut
marrow and go to New York city, havv .‘l'wind- , p ,.
“'8 accepted 3 position in “‘9 oflics 0'? A daughter was born yesterday after-
‘h" u““'““ Rubber company . 0' .‘ noon to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. lv‘anchar.
which Jesse If. Ferris. of Boy view are fat Maple ”an“. The happy father is
uuo. is general manager. la popular machinist in the . employ of
l the Norwalk Iron Works company.
.IJOllll Sheldon. a driver employed by
Eapressman Cavsnagh, and Baggage
Muster Cashew had some words yester~
day afternoon,and Mr. Sheldon struck
Mr. Cashew several times. Hr. Sheldon
was arrested. and the case will come be-
fore Justice Barrett at ii o‘clock this ul-
ternoon.
A amiable will be held in Volunteer
Hose house. Friday night.
lileAlTON.
Miss Alice Cullen, daughter of Rev. C.
G. Cullen, has recovered from an attack
of the grip.
The week of prayer yvill be observed
this week by special services in the Meth-
odist and Baptist churches.
George W. Bryan in removing a large
tree from the property he recently pm"
The annual meeting of the Ecclesias-
tical society of the Congregational
church was held last night, when the
usual business was transacted. Jacob M.
Layton was re-elected to member of the
society's committee fora term of three
St. John, Courtland E. Elldson, Wallace
McQuhae, M. Clifford Panlee, Elhirt W.
Fitch, Frank Lauder, George Lender and
Robert G. Mitchellmm
Jeremiah Smith dc Sons, oyster culti-
vatora, of Oyster Point, have received a
big contract for "natives," says the New
Haven Palladium, to be furnished Hus-
son dz. 00., of Liverpool, England,
through their agent, George B. Schufier,
of New York. The contract is expected m h th ‘m r tired “
to keep a large gang of men employed 9"“ ”fr“ 0 n 00 i "9 I it"
through the winter. until next May. The amm’die $3333; 10:8 “:80flms'fin:
contract calls for 150 barrels of native lune. knows this peculiarity of the pub
unopened oysters per week. Besides this.
lie, so he returns to the stage at laws
- i ‘ that he may not be buried before he in ,
the loystcr cultivator! are PIC“, it about if Patti should retire from public life. her
100 barrels a week of native oysters to
outside places. .. '
name would he remembered of course. but
SilllWAllll NEWS.
William S. Wamsley. have completed
their work. The property left by him,
including Butler's island and valuable
farm lands,
about $50,000.
Singers and Writers.
Ordinary mortals are no doubt forgotten
soon after they leave this world, but sing-
ers and actdra are forgotten as soon as they
leave the stage. A new generation is born,
and the old one forget.- or says, as it hap-
years. people Would have forgotten whrth.
er ahe was alive or dead.
~ ~ ~ . The ring" and actor leave nothing but a
. tinny iiodgot of Items horn the
Owner lid of 1'0wa
Fred Hendricks, of Yonkers, is the
guest of friends on Berkeley slrcri
leave even that. A writer leaves his work
behind him and is often better known to
'v' ' the sin will have a more endurln mon-
liios Eva Taylor. of Danbury. is vlslt- B" ‘
ing friends on (lrchard street.
nllen's. boys” and children's winter
gloves. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
mous roles. For I dare say that beforcEd-
Conoord Division, Sons of Temperance.
will celebrate their fiftieth anniversary,
March 5 ““0" ‘
Wallace 8. Parks and daughter Marie,
of France street, are visiting his daughter
in Brookly n.
c. u. lino, oi Ridgeflold, who repre»
sents the Fitter fire escape, is in town
showing the invention.
what passages to enjoy the most-4
field Critic. -w _._
Veranda ("and for Winter.
When the veranda—a
institution—was dovelo
to which it was attached
tb lea-am l lacs is not
The third anniversary of the Norwafk “:35“. “$33,303..“ in m in
(Jupmters' Union will be oluerved on the
evening 0' “”2119. ertropical accompaniments of rural life.
~Pienry of delicious bread, at lane’s
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgcCennlns, of Brook-
lyn, N Y., are visiting Thomas Cousins
and family. on Franklin avenue. “um“,
mom lth on it perfect
The regular meeting of the Ladies w c .
Missionary society of the ‘ gregationai
church will he nmltwd fo- orrow after-
i
Chapel street had a fight last night, dur-
lng which om: of them had his and
broken. W _ fl
The Norwalk five companies havehsan
invited to attend the aural hall of the
Walnut lire departure» asst Wednes-
day night. ..,..
mJonah for candy, price. (reality and
variety. w...”
A horse owned by Theodore Prince
ran away on Franklin avenue this
morningaad mind the wamu body
undone wheel.
The carve of Theodore Prlnosferan
assault upon his wife, and Charles Lowe
lorawsnltmnp la acoustical
Court of momentum-m
iii-day.
errata-Now York Tribune.
can“ rm
Msfllbamdfiam .
years. “0 l9 3‘50 church "9‘9“,“ and Chad "om Thom & Lynch. felt quarters and bull llollnrn
mndeummmtiiliflfl WW": “'9 '0“ Samuel Ferris Ind William Hoyt. wullnm Schen, a brother (.r the lute
lowing ushers were elected: Charles S. ”puke" on a“, "we or um I.“ Mayor lichen of Buffalo, (lit-(l. tulwl in
is estimated to be worth
i haven't a doubt that, at the and of 10
memory. and they have to be very great to
posterity than to his own generation.» Per-
haps when the phonograph la perfected
nment. Lovers of the song can then have
cabinets in their music rooms, with shelves
for the famOus singers ln their most fa-
lson is done with his invention it will give
us an entire opera, principles, orchestra
and chorus. with the applause of the audi-
ence thrown in. so that we shall knew not
up:
rsly American
link d i no monitot'ncal'mh"
cont non , an
foul: it was seamed as more exclusively
a summer necessity than the country house
Nowadays. with the approach of winter,
of its owners to the tombstone! limbo of
tennis launch, minim usttim and eth-
Aaarnattcrof faet,tbe hundrsdaofpeo
pie who live in the country all the year
round ought to realise what a peculiarly
nus sitting room for the winter an incloasd
veranda makes. A few have arrived at this
But it is seldom “atlas
adaptation in
klnasulstslu acertaln Nswklnglaad val
ay.
This veranda is full to fast wide par
avanrnore. unloads around this. am
“00m ‘ . oummungmmlmm
t I.»
The mum in the old church on “fig.“flmnmm “mu”? I M.
Thesatlrs atruottm is pissed. Tirade»
ration and furniture remain. And while
tits visitors enjoy all the hemellkuorafcrts
of the summer they have stretched before
thsntoneoftha loveliest landscape-lathe
W
“e ioBiu Remedies we offer all otter Fun Cam and
50 Linfifngdnd‘ Grimm’s Onoaxs. .We have besido's a few choice
ickerm'an 7&1 Son,
84 wasniuc‘rou mm. SOUTH sonumm. court.
LIVELV AT TRENTON.
flew Iwrley'a u‘l‘lfllllt‘. Assembles I“
Wanna lip immediately.
Tnaarox, .lnn. Liviiuli. honor-.4, oi the
state legislature convmml imlay. 'l‘lie gov-
ernor’s meantime Wall or iml and road.
Reorganisation of the lmmw was lively,
The Republic)“ limiue « :(u'm - liml «elected
the following oliiccw: .i. ho l Holt of
W for spr-nlwr; .I ll riu rt Potts of
nudwnwlerlrzdoslm-i ‘n’a' ink ul llurlingv
ton, reading clerk: l'}\l".'ll' Williams of En»
In, cumming civil \‘l'. ?J North", of.
Whilflluulrt (’il‘. . wi.’ l'Ff'l‘li; John l.
‘Bwayu of Slum-x. jilllllitd r“ :3; Henry L.
Brieeof Essex, llill clerk; Iqmurulrr ii. \v1ll~
aonofhloutnonrlhmgennr lit-mum, 'l‘hoin-
Il McEwnn of Hudson Wm r-‘uurnmzi of the
“MU.
The Repuhllcun rtt‘lllillll‘h lulu nuiniuutptl
Maurice A. lingers of l‘nnlllru inl‘ president,
of the senate.
The Democratic senator.“ hill at wafer-
once in the room of llw pit—sirloin; of the
sonata with barred doors mu! 1 number of
attendants to guard all mans to tin-in.
When they finally Culit‘luill-zl their secret
confab. they «fused to my anything a» to
the nature of this tumor». done. it is
knewn, however. that flu: C(Illfl'l‘t'llt‘c was
pulled to talk over A plan tome-vent the
Republicans from nrgnniz'lug the senate.
A significant fact i.) that rlrlportuicluient
Ford of the capitol mu instructed to tnlre
from the desknof tho M‘lllti‘ll‘rl their names.
which have always been placed there be.
fore the session and which were placed on
each desk yesterday afternoon, This is
done so that Senator Bradley of Monmouth
need not be recognised as a senator.
The plan of the Democrats. so for no can
in It‘lfllcfl,“ to dust: in llnn' Senator
Bradly seated Ind ' ossihly Senator Ward
of Salem. This would 'lcnir lili‘ llvpul»
llcana without a majority lircr'smry to
elect their ofliwxn-l. The lk-mwrals will
claim that tlmw Nfltlllivl-l wow lilo-gully
elected and will roll-1' their wrtlllrnir-s to
the supreme rurirt
TELEGRAPHIC CURRENCY.
Smallpox hits broken out in Ne.slx\'.|‘.c.
Hammond, hut, in limaled unhmuntwr-
Another rich gold striltv is reported":
the Black munurnluv. north ul llil l’nm,
Tea.
The Pollult compnny. one of lllr‘ inmost
wholesale and l‘t'lllll tll'y twirl». lilii|~l‘~‘lll
Atlanta, failed.
Mr. Sprague Pearce, the New \ nri. .n't
iat,waa decorated wirh llw m... at llll'
Legion of Honor in Paris.
Mayor Sclliereu of Brooklyn. in his in
auguratlon message, slatlwl ihm llli- on
debt of lhlll oily “an. sugar. um ll,
Albert Knop, irennuri-r u: H»- mlztnv of
Riverside, it. is a llelllfllil'i‘ to Kim amount
of .1511)". 1cm lug (ch treasury v-tltpry.
The coming nmrrlnnruf “mat-ii ill-cr—
burst, son of the linil «l i'un-uir'ynuul
Miss \‘irgiuiu lionynuu of I ' ii for on i-ur
nounccil in London
Alonzo Wright, for m‘cr .‘li‘l your.“ role
mutatin- nl Utiuwu cmllli t' in im‘ llltlli
dial purllumcnl and pi pul.ul_\ lunmn no
the ”King of the tintlnuuu,’ is «haul
Inhale. Ilamllu aml Monti-m at ll Bouquet.
l’llll..tlll~.l.l'lll.t. Jltll. it . 'l’lui follrlvutllll
“Dual banquet of the Young Men's ill-m.
ocratic association, hold in mmmvmorw
lieu of Jackson's tiny, was illit'llfll‘ll by
Comptroller of t'urrcnry Evin-is. Aniline
ant Seen-fury of the Treasury llunlliu and
Assistant Secretary of the Nov y McAdou.
All of these gentlemen l't'lilluliill'il to innate.
and all touched upon the nullounl iawuw
"manuals of (Mean itaulluhips.
Nllw Ynliit,Juu. it— - The following slcnm-
ahipu are due torlny: l’. L'lllllllll. Rotter-
dam; illdam. Rotterdam; Victoria. (.llhrul.
tar; Bovic, Liverpool; Yucatan, Illu‘nlllr,
Noordland. Antwerp; li‘ulllu, limtua; Aulh
roudack, Kingston. The following nil-rim»
ships all today; 'l‘rru'r. llri'nwri; Mummi-
bo, Curacao.
Ionian-rs Combine In Politics
finssvuu.an.0.~.\ movement r. on
{M in Allegheny county to form fill illdc
pendent political party cointmml Nil'lrcl)‘
of (masts, llllll the first amp-i toward
acting the orgnnlaatlon will he fllkml
ata meeting to he hold in this clw ow
Sunday.
um “I” tor the hereof an Arm.
le Yuan, Jan. 9.~l’utor Fliumunu.
aged lli years, secured judmnont again-it
the New York. halts Erie and Western
Railroad company for “5.008. Flanagan
bell his arm cutoff while atnployml no u
punish in Jersey City.
Iahufar use» "I.
Cnfnamr, Jan. ll.-'l'he play at tho upco-
lng uluht of the second section of the three
cornered l-llneb balk line llllllltl‘il fonrnn»
mt betweendacob fisher-fer, Frank (I.
lows: Scholar, on; filmm, on.
cassette lanenead For Life.
no. Riven, Mesa. Jan. 9 "“le nor
retro, the murderer of Bertha Manchester,
was found guilty of murder in the mound
in the superior court and WM son.
mead to life lrnprlaonnwni.
An Old Ian ”and Harland.
Hellman. Pa" Jan. fir-Larry McDon-
ald. an old man living at Promotes, four
mflrsfruni this place, was found dead in
“M with his skull crushed and other
evidences of foul play.
W of W Academy Dead.
liavuam, lean, Jan. cuttin- Annie
Idehcsemaaeof‘thhestltnownsduoav
tersiatbestate and tlnprlnclpal of the
Mitford aeadsrny for ill years. is deal.
I . Cue-A with fire
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Highest of all in fawning Pawn—Latest U. S. Gou’l Report
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NlTURE.
or ladies’ Oak Desk; Oil, 86. $7, 810; Fancy Rocker, 82.80 to are;
home line Couches, lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Harem... .
I’M Beats,White Chamber Suite complete. Also a large line '
on; (number salts. Boolt Cases, (lheffonieree, Hat Racks.
,_ «Wm». W. m. .
-Brlnrr in Your Tickets '
r d?
, wish !.Vlslcm'o pm on I”. We will give you their pardon, sell you) the bout meal to lw
Wit that". illegal my mum Moi. ll nobody tries to compete. We are nel-
mwmmmm Whistcilher Lola. French or Leg, for limo lb; Beat
learned an m. “9:: W“. ”6:10” We. of Park for I], and noon to the and of the
«Mom The lowest m. tllelrantast variety. and the heat quality to he found anywhere.
2.1.1. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
,M'O UNIT. , flit IEIJIEIY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
u sous m it. so. xorwalk. in Walt at., N or
. Telephone call. M I Winn mined. I Telephone callfrgfld-
A BRIDE HUMTM mm
manuel of Help In to W
crown prince of holy has ended,
rs. meanne- was mom no.
The long search for it bride made by the l
to reports from Vienna and Estonia the
choice of the Archduolism Marlo am
Artistic Photography. ,
gégi‘i‘lt’? Wetfifldfltffififffiffifilfi
So I .w (or will be red to obtain beautiful results, both l' '
and pm not. “rim" with :19le msturnee and draperies. m ighting
ate, the daughter of Archduke Karl Lost
wig and the Archducheas MW“
Austria. The princess mar horn is m
and la the sister of the Archdueiisae m
rota, who married Duke Almond 1'“
camber-g a year ago. it is supposed .,
the recent visit. of Faun-t ill-ma norm
was made in connection with the Missouri
engagement. of the yo is.
moral and gr
Appointments for sittings «any he made by mail.
FOR CHILDREN
Formulas care ragiwn to admin pictures, which embody all that is childlike
awful.
Crayon and Water Celor Work
AT REAfiONA
BLE PRICES.
fig 60
Prince Victor Emrn not
has notlnheritod the facial “
s
aidered the handsome»: princess in
now at years: "
old. Hula of medium height.psrkaps a
little below it. and of delicate build Univ
fortunately for him, while nor. Wily.”
lovely mother, Queen Margaret, “ ‘ me
To the regret. of tho triennial moans. their >
r. a. noun. flldlfllllllfilll. 53 iflll sr. lillllllllli.
drawing on W ‘ in of ”is grim;
Clnrnhrrlainis magi: Remedy took the
land here and was: much better like-d
vssaud George F. filo-son mulled its rnl. ‘
son was for years so backward and W
him to attend even a. court “caption. its
apparel to be afraid or every woman.
Two years ago, when he was) sent room.
a regimenr.‘ stationed at Rapier, hem-ad
at most of the courts which. he visited for
an English princess, but the (names
religious belief made this improbable from
the first. it was then said than tilts Mme
guano would he a daughter of the hem of
rlsans, but this, too. fallout of ratification.
Greek and Russian princes-too were new 1
tinned in turn. and than» smalls visit to .
the court of Berlin, where he was carnival!
with great distinction, and the mwas
that the ahnrer of his future throne waste
he arelatlva of the Germanreraprsso. m
the young \vomnn. according to my» in
Germany. exercised a right which; pain» ;
ceases of reigning houses seldom mm ,
Savoy heir.
The failure of the prince to and a M l
hubeenacauss of great chagrlnrom
Humbert- and Queen Maryann-r. herb of
late Emperor Frederick conditional the .
queen the hamlmmcst woman on chestnut
nent. and a more hezurtlful couple could his
ictured only will! difficulty sheaths hunts '
fiahenrollem and the southern (prisons. h
the light. of his former failures, miles I
may again arise. in the suit of the mind's 3
son, and Victor Emmanuel.» may be and“
to continue his bride hunting pilgrimm
>--.\'ew York Trilum:
Bot-om strollers.
"Satchels for tho honour." me the solidi.
sachets are called. are about Bimlirs wide
and one filled with \‘ltilul, roar-or liol’intnnps
of endure Mullphfll’fl of thin uni-in. under
crawl. or of ritmnuh
l
The persistent cough which morality
followu an attack of the grip mm he: pow
mancntly cured by trillion,r fthmnhorlwin‘o
Cough Remedy. W. A. Mainline. of lilo
Kay, Ohio, says: "in flrlppe left me;
with it screw cough. lifter using mineral!
different medicines without relief. I
tried Chamberlain‘s f‘otiégh Rummy,
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that it. was almost impossible to ladders Many Wham medicine.“
W, drought. (Wrath. ill.
gripiismncb the-name as a very were
so“ and remind precisely the same
to overcome his fear of the “use: and mm.
soon started one bride hunting tour. rm gamma and .1" WW‘ ”1 W7
he met little success, falling to M favor of the «from ”an!
aisle «Wt: Stiller». d let.
a time it was believed that lawmakers » ~ by m“
lleal Estateand Insurance
. with the m-
all our!!! amour MW“ list.
WM «moose
ssfessMWm
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and declined in lntmat lisr happiness mm . Manolo.
ln the royalmatrlmonial naturism. of Europa troy unmasdtmru ‘ storm
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whom possess many personal chaste. The mntw
iv Weird assert»
finds,-
uachot powder. The); lll'f‘ much m‘ml‘o um , ,
if. K.
The
Thin remedy is wounpt and
normals. For
Taylor a Golden
wuwrnmw man.
Workouts limit ‘ do!» or house sailor.
writ payout fondled to
claw than for
outfit!
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, flilllltilL um i“: w in owned a. help and
condom... apuilr 1%“me an-nuehngnt
'fflL'SW finallurdlm when lamb as coach-
nm. «or Mo . war of inlet. Addison,
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”rem; handiwork.“ ' Fire: 4 last- work,
rmnwllir gowns. an “. dietary street.
Mount.
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we nun.
ri‘allihutlnrnork. Awh- rrn 2’
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son the Smallest.
Prices the Lowest.
We are not the leaders except
in prices. in that they cannot
touch us.
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CHILD‘S CASS. SUIT, $1.50:
CHILD’S ALL WOOL CHE-
VIOT SUIT, 82.75.
DlllllilE BREASTED BOATS.
well made,
All NEW THIS SEASON.
We can fit any man with
UlllllllDEllED SHiflTS.
PRICE 500.
Five lengths of sleeve.
Same, in
insurmounrmmm. ‘ . W. . in the most
.' norm-armor pronoun of tile-- or. Apply to
”RR iii, if. \\ urn shawl: train l-trwr. Mum
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”magnum .l. interim. funnier. an voltllvmce.
ill” Worthington «and. 39 hit
new of doom thaw, rl'wdwud armor.
vane. 81'. pm of allow tam-r thumb Main
«Irrational “2mm knew. mm. Ill: (an of
monmu:vlimrm;.flm wt I'll-war. 'em. ‘10. All,
9ti to. en. Worms: our».
which effected a permanent more. i have
aim found it in be without an srpwl fen
children when troubled with com or
croup. '25 and .‘lil cent; bottles for solo by :
(l. Fl. litillson.
'r a New York millionslre‘ gross aim:
m‘l‘ at lith avenue and ”mistreatment“
[100.00, which gives it) people dyspnpa'u ;
and these people spend new lat don».
ora' hills and dually have topsry M .
each for (lacuna Bloodlines to cure . ,
what Would he the saving psv some .
tho dlnnnr should not be men. If
being 8'1 persons at the foam
inquire at Plalnnsdin drug sum, when
you may have the problem milvsd and
no! information would «mm: more
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took of lo grippe. i seapiiodalay all
once, but still ltopo uniting in, and soon
found oh
no relief rum coo diaseJ molt moths
and it was only in few
free from the cough.
remedy and-l tabs plonstws, its sebum»
lad log the benefit I mortar! from to.
Medium Knew, Otwoy. (Ml. i5 out
lit) cent bucolic for min liy «name. M
sen. drums.
children cry for
Pltoher’e contests.
When fishy wan-nick. women-row
When she was a child; communism.
Mien win Winners oiling mm
About a your spoil tech s1 violbwtwi
“night for about sits seem my wife than 1
suggested that ltry cnmumoo‘ms 3
anmly. A: firm lcnuhli sea sown
in was whacl mind. land
it until I was
I think ”opht-
acnml ought to how the value of this
m an harlifflilldltlllmtlrmm
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oil-twp our ow Mi om. Apply at this
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W ASHlNGTON STREET,
loath llornali.
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norms Helium. Conn, Deon. lull.
laid“ the lufiuf the main of this Bank
win u'ad'll'r‘h? on" ”iii;
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