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will as much attention as theoider person.
moses timsoondwosreuptodste.
12555:.nltatls.0In Lou.
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I'llfllll’l‘loll BATWB] mothln Id-
nIIoe. notices propels: One month. we: three
“01leth six months. ”Niche year. 05.00.
Delivered by newstxiys. no. A week. to he paid
to on carrier.
" ADVIII'I'XBING namuwImt " ”To
’ Id." and ”For Bole" advertisements. not ex-
esodlu: five lines. one time. 25o; three times.
mist: times. arm. Reading mtices. mos
Iino. Marriage and death notices. 501:. Sched-
' , m of m for displayed ulvsrtisemento fur-
.nlsM on application.
KAI! (illicit-No. lid Washington street.
filth Norwnik: telephone call. no. Branch
moo. No.48 Wsll street. Norwslk: telephone
. vs 4
I onsetpmcutuus should In all cases be
rl reused to
F “I EVENING SINTINEL.
80cm Nonwux. Cons.
TUESDAY JANUARY 23, 1894
MANUFAC’I'IRBIIS und wage-earners
might as well prepare themselves to ac—
capt the Wilson taril‘i bill as a soon-to-
be-sulcted law, and make thevbest of
the situation. Petitions are still pouring
in against the bill, but it is not at all
probable that any alterations ‘will be
agreed to except such as are proposed by
members of the Ways and Means com.
mittee. Assn illustration of the hope-
lesness of securing any favorable action
on amendments in the interest of protec-
tion it may be mentioned that each
member of the Connecticut delegation
has carefully prepared amendments to
the various schedules, which, upon con»
sultstion with the representatives of the
industeries affected, they have concluded
it would be useless to present.
._______——
.T. DEWI'I'T Tim molt.
Sunday sermons have been a popular fear
tors of THE ElENINll SESTINEL, thinks
twenty-five years is long enough for any
minister to preach in one. place. He will,
therefore, resign the pastorate of the
Brooklyn tabernacle in the spring. liis
plans for the future have not been devel.
oped. but he announces his intention to
preach both by voice and through the
newspapers on long as his life and health
continue. llr. Tahnudgo has just
reached his sixtywcond year.
whose
THE struggle with poverty in New
York and other large cities is, if reports
be true. iii-increasing. It is gratifying to
note, however, that. in their own way,
numberless organizations, known and
unrecognized. and countless individuals
Ire keeping the foe in check. The chari-
tableness of the American people has
never been more marked than during
the present industrial crisis.
———-———
Ir issuid that the llsnbnry Iniitcrs'
lookout is nearly over-.thnt the end is
likely to be. reached this week. This has
been sold before and said so often that
the public has come to regard it as some-
tht of a “chestnut.“ as the saying
goes. But as both sides melts the state.
ment, it is safe to infer that they are
heartily weary of tho tnono-ywlosing
struggle. now in the ninth week of its
existence.
Till‘. various agencies whom- Iiuuint'tsa
it Into report commercial news mum
that the businessontloolr Is improving,
but the report seems to be based more
upon hopes and t-xgxwtntions than any
actuIl increase in the Volume of trade.
.__...__._._............
Br'rvvrss the Murphy temperance
.esntpslgn slid the striking employee of
Traction compsnydlridgeport has enough
some Ind think about Ind keep her
mks nights—good on the om hand and
evil on the other.
H
A Tuition-um
’I‘hssnuss tlon comes from Newark.
3.3.. tint the tart! be taken out of
politic» This is not 5 new idea. but it
' low acumen for tho first time mine
practical form, with an outline for pro-
endure by Mr. Samuel B Arr-her. who
”tinfoil Ind prom Irivmney of his
We hIs publisher] this week the
“finisher of II starkly rattler culled
Tb Thrill (hmltntlutiou.
Al the films of the poplar implies. the
“I! Mr. Archer is that the tutti! of
. nitrous times be under the entire
W at I commission or in members
“Whisker! it is suggested. should
‘ divided into these ports of live Incin-
Mush. one port to re; mm the sow
t. one to represent labor. and the
to repress» the mannfmurlhg
to WI! interests or the country.
500an turitf 'umifl’inftt gunnery misfits
fim very MMIIQIEI)‘. out we Idvlee
Men to send for I copy of the
“but. Titanium tonne mount
theme lmmm There cost
functions: that tint-nominal at I
Wt Ines lurid. that. would
in .omtinuvnts my tit»
“It the hands of impotent Irish
m. would will to the m and“
. . stills Am ”all to
Methodist-'15 and tissues: Flour just received We will do
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IIETX Milli NEIGHBORS
EVENTS 0|" INTEREST IN PLACES
NEAR NORWALK.
Anfixeltlng *sn-Miio BlIiing Intel: on
(Journal's Pond It Bowutoneva nIrIn
also no his Wit. Thrown from Ill-tr
(lounge-«Walnut.
The ten- mile skating match held on
Chesmsr‘s pond, last Saturday, was very
interesting The contestants were Oscar
Scott, George Moore and Samuel Mott
The choice of position was Won by
Moore. The race started at 10: 30 n. m. ,
the contestants going all slowly, with
Molt slightly in the lead. They skated
thus for ubout three laps, whe‘h Mott fell
at the northern turning point. He arose
quickly and regained the lead. Scott fell
during the next lap at the same place.
and Mott again went down in the sixth
lap. and Scott took the lead, rapidly
leaving his opponents behind Mott
again lell' In the same place as before.
and when he was on his skates again,
Moore was all of a lap ahead. Mott's
mishaps appeared to discourage him. for
he afterward skated in a listless manner.
Scott kept gaining on each of the other
two; and Mott fell again, this time break-
ing his left skate. Frank Stevens kind-
ly offered the use of his skates, which
were accepted. The time made was no
follows: Scott. forty-seven minutes and
forty seconds; Moore, fifty minutes and
five seconds: Mott. fifty-three minutes
and forty-live seconds. Tho fastest lap
made was Scott's last one, in forty
seconds. The five—mile race in the after
noon was won by George Moore. in men:
ty-live minutes, thirty-live seconds: 0:,
car Scotl,second, In twenty-live minutes,
thirtyvlivo rind onc~fifih seconds. The two
hundred yard dash vvus won by i‘hsriee
Wells in thirty seconds.
liev. J. W. Beachnpresidingeldcr of
the New York East conference, occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Sunday evening. preaching a
powerful
very sermon In a
large congregation. At the close of
the service the last quarterly
conference of the year was held. The
stewards elected were Oscar Mills, James
E. Stevens, Charles W. Bell, Willard
K. Ackart, Smith Mills David I'allon'
Miss Libhie Tristrum, George W. Bryan,
John Brundage, Daniel P. Witks and
Alva Tuthill. OscarMills was elected
district steward for the conference.
Rising Star Division, l'o, ill, Sons of
Temperance, installed the following of-
ficerslast Friday night: W. i’., Frank
Stevens; W. A . Miss Burma Uushmun;
its- Miss l-‘uunie Crockett: .i. R S ,
Rev. J. H. Slater; I”. S . Miss Pearl Stev-
ens; treasurer. Charles II. (luider: chap.
Iain, Mrs J.i.fruw; I. 8., Mrs. Harvey
Achart: l). 8., MissKstie Crockett
Yesterday afternoon Engineer W. B.
Rider and son William survey ed the 8am-
mis property, a portion of which is desir-
cd for II site for the new school house.
The l'unsolidaied railroad Inn! begun
work on tho Pickett property. an ar-
rengcmcnt having been made until the
property is sold.
RoyuIA. Mills and his sister Edna,
who have had typhoid malaria. are
steadily Improving.
lilies Howsrby, of New York city. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Stanley
Mills.
Rev. ('. (l. i'tllen is improving.
IIAIIII’IN.
Iris-representative» and Mrs. Robert H.
I’nrdy wont to Slumford tisturduy after-
noon. nnd while they were scored in
their carnage in front of EM market on
Main street. the horse took fright It
some boys who, while playing "shinny"
on the sidewalk. knocked the» block
under tho animal's legs lle started oil
at nlively unit. and on Bout Mum street
took to the sidewalk. nnd silver-mild In
wnlping the can-loge between n tree and
it fence. throwing both mvupnnts v utinto
the lot. Mrs l’urtly sustained several
bad cuts on her left hand Ind us other—
wise bruised The horse broke loose
from tho «Igor: and run into India lico-
tisld's yard. win-re he was captors-d. The
wagon sud harness were hardly dislodged.
JImes W. IIIan-s dlod at Fitch’s
Soldiers“ Home. listunisy. sired VIIIV‘JII
years. The body was taken. till-morn-
log. to Middle-town. this former loom-«for
interment. _
The trestle wort nesr the this
street cursing goes way ytster-lsy after
noon. silotvlna one of the dump carts to
roll down the Ion-foot embankment.
Illss Elvis W. Bowen. who has been
visiting hereunto. live it J.Tholrlll. lI
rim-tr, returned home yesterday sit-r5
noon. -
A son was txirn. unturdny. to Mrs.
Henry Marthe! New York. who is
boarding It In. Henry Valentine's.
dues film has resigned his mum
ns engineer on one of it. it. Baron‘-
Ilttls Wives. It Rowsytos.
this lets [intuition spout Mossy
otthhsr MIME mm Milton.
In South Hawaii.
tin. 7.1.. have new birth to twins
My mitt-p. “they were hay III!
MVMMHIWIMIII
uMmflwIflhm
_ ,
W.-
Eight
Cents.
and a ,
Coupon.
morning left for It short visit with Miss
Hots Fellows. in New Haven. ,
Undertaker Charles Fsble bad in
charge. yesterday; the funeral of an
sight-yesr-old daughter of F. (P. Plait,
which use brought here for burial in
Willow Brook cemetery.
Harry S. Lee, eldest son of Robert 1‘.
ice. whohss been engaged in'business
in New York. has resigned. and accepted
I positional: book-keeper ,for the lies
Manufacturing company of this place;
List of unelslmed letters It the WeIt- '
port post oilice; Frank Abromsytls. Mr.
Jarvis, Fred 8. Poles, WilliIm M. GIII‘
gher. Syles'er Paterssen, Mrs Esther M.
Waietnsn.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Coley. who have been
confined to their home for the past two
weeks with the prevailing cpidcniic. are
able to be about once more. ‘
The ladies of St. Agnes Guild will hold
ssociabls and supper in the parlors of
Christ church, this evening.
John L Coley, of Boston, is spending
a short vacation with his parent. Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Coley.
The Chautauqua circle will meet this
evening with Rev. and Mrs. George C.
Peck.
Lloyd Nash commenced yesterday fil-
linghisice house With ice eight inches
thick.
BROAD RIVER.
The Band of Hope held a temperance
meeting in the chIpeI. Sunday evening.
There was a good attendance. and much
interest was manifested.
Our young people and some older ones
have-{enjoyed some excellent skating on
Davis's pond during the past few days.
Miss Laura Cumstock led the Christian
Ends-vor meeting at the ohnpd. Sunday
evening.
Miss Millie Smith is ill with pncu‘
monia.
Mrs Charles Ketchum hits the grip.
FAIBFIIILIJ (‘IIUNI‘Y NI‘WS.
Representative Del-crest. has introduc-
ed I hillpermitting Commander Dickens.
of the navy. to accept a medal from the
Spanish government, for his services to
the Duke do Yangon during the luttcr's
recent visit to this country. Commander
Dickens is a native of lianhury.
A renew“ of pension has been granted
to William E. l‘ssey. of Ridgcl‘leld.
I!
THE LAND OF THE LIVING.
The land of the living! oh. happier Ilfs,
Removed from random from sorrow and
Itrlf
“‘lere w 01 fountains flow for such feverish
how.
Would that I not! my loved ones were d woll~
in there now!
The land of the living! ob. heavenly mt.
W hen street row are swelling from hearts
that we h.lest
W here the spotless will hall to. our pilgrimage
Tho into! our burdens lIid dnw n on the shore.
The land or the liviuIl ob. slot-ions horns.
thncs non. Ibslle‘er WIMM‘JD tunes to
roam.
Where no sin shall drills and no sorrow IhIii
sever
The redeemed of the lord. who are with him
forever.
The loud at the living! oh. fair. RenlIl Cline.
Where unheard Ind nsfslt are the tempura or
time,
Where dear ones Ire breslliinxihe soft. fra-
grant air.
0 Lord of that land. may we safe enter there!
~Anna Henderson Gray.
rum ]. IIIIII.
l tmvslsd second class. 0n boarding the
Russian train 1 observed thIt the passports
were returned tony fellow passengers but.
not to me. which csuted Ins some anxiety.
Finally I nodal-me some in and handed
me my passport. Alter n few minutes the
same gsndsrms cImo spin. accompanied
by the conductor, and sold to me in I corn
standing urns. “Your portl" i In
snared Its Indpolitely I. {2: bis that In past
porthsd IlrsIdy aunts and
stamped and asked why he Wanted it I
second time. Stepping up to the. the gen
dorms rented out Isl! he were drilling a
fresh recruit from the village: “That’s our
hustnusi Your pauper-ti" I produced It
wiglhoatnfurther remark] “d ‘
y owpussnam no at me.» I
seemed. with watchmen! my own test
tugs reminded III of the words of I lino
stun nobleman to me one former visit.
“its-ls is I mastitis risen. when honest
melngnust submitto trssttd es crlmt
M I.
Two years relmflm‘, i luv! written I
hook on the Matterhorn-lentil lino-is,
which but been forbidden by the Russian
m. but i did not think my MC could
been the listed suspicious or dangerous
foreign on.
After about In hour the conductor hand-
ed me my ypI-port. 0n usmhil it)
could not discover that sunning been
dosotoitboyond writing my uncle Run
since“. AnoidOsrmsngtntioInsn who
trod observed mysnxistyssidto ms is I
law and paternal tens. “to herein
munmukqsestlou. nor MIDI)
lions. noron-ry yourssit, but 33W telly Iota
IIlt sud luvs everything to
my
We lilo“ Mullins? Arum.
The lint Tush rl smut was
trailed by “mfg“ mo in use. and
thuswerskttwoorthres hers fro-amt
5" “We whwmahe idea
In sum The sess-
m thermostats-cit solemn him
mmmdmu
split. unuse-
mm hummus motto
m. “7%” instalments.
noses
thrillers-utter easel-hut. W
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Wild-fl” a?“ Home.”
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I.
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-I.- Jr. 9
"My 1‘ v-
A sweet little blue eyed girl, withmy
dimples in her cheeks. rode out in I luv
dean to Flirmouni park and the m tbs
other afternoon. Hllc wus «Instead in
snowy white. and she won. a to like the
ride through the trees of the great pork.
But she was particular. y pleased with
the bears at the zoo. which she fed lev-
ishly with peanuts. She didn't like the
monkeys at all. she said, but she thought
the olephunts cute.
The child was none other than ”Baby
Collins." tho sunshine and joy of theer
of Lottie Collins, the actress. Miss Col-
lins is really Mrs. Stephen P. ('ooney.
"Baby (.‘.." as silo is culled, is now 2+
years old and is her sprightly mother in
miniature. She can dnnoeo correct im-
itation of "Tarn—rs," and do It lot of
other pretty lllt’p‘. -. Philadelphia Record.
Trending For China.
With the title's going out at Jamaica
buy a queer pursuit daily ‘Is enacted
north of the hreaiuvuter opposite. Canar-
sie. Near low tide. on the flats Ilrst up
pear from tho m-cding waters. strange
burs legged human figures begin to pace
the narrow mud strip. As the wet,
brown expanse widens and lengthens
they urn joined by others. until :1 dozen
or more of Incn and boys tire patrolling
the level ooze with downcnst eyes, as if
in deep meditation or hunting for the
traditional needle usually sou-ribed to the
hnystm’lr. These men aro "treading
clurrts“~that is. feeling for those shell-
fish with their feet. which sink to the
ankle III every step.
The L'Ilflli of (‘nnlirsic does not, like
his sand nhiding brother-If the soft shell,
indicate his pressure by It hole. but lies
in soft Innd near the surface and can he
locum! only by the sI-nw of touch. The
slum trcmh-r thus has in Iliunvocalion
nu cxvxienwnt Itltilt to that of ll luiit'r)‘
in which he murvtimen tll’flW“ worse than
I blank when his {mt encounters a bru-
lieu bottle or It L-rnlv, causing Ills sn-tlutc
paw- thungv to capers not unworthy
the Imllet. Strung out in nu Irregular
line. carrying Inislrnfri Ind buckets, with
their straw huts ltnd while or colored
shirts n-flupptlnz, thorn: tresders Iualte n
picturv’mue prm‘vssion. which continues
until. with turn of tide. the rising \vnter
gradually drives them all the tints.—
Ncw York Hun.
Carlo Illll the (Melons.
l‘arloenrly IIIlililft'sll‘lI u love (I ll' wall-II-
ing and chasing chickens an pastime not
to ho Ill‘git‘t'll‘li with the small opportu-
nities of the oily. Wi- smut. by kindness
and firmness Milli mush talking. broke
him of disturbing our own L'hit'ltcnti.
We often took it little chit-kin our hands.
and sold to him "pretty I-hiL-ky, Curlo‘s
Chicky!" and unusual him In licit it
gently. Soon it \vnn not only safe, but
safer to Inm- hitn III the pen wllhllw
chicks than utln-rwiso. us then no rat or
mouse dnrod venture there. From the
first. I'urlo Ims iIW‘IIIt‘tI those mnmndcrs
Worthy of «Io-:Ilh u'lIvm-wr and where-
tm-r set-II and riots out his convictions.
As tho chickens pro-w iln-ir number was
reduced to l'.'. and tho-«5 \wre transferred
to tho burn.
Every night for two years l'urlo Inndo
It detour n! the perches.uileIgr-ui'h fowl
[good lickwthny wore no ucquninted It
did not nlnrm ilu-In ut nII r-itflli If one or
morvmf the number n l-rr-ulw-nt he would
Itnnudiutc-ly rwonr the premium until It
vms found tlwn gave n tmullur Imrlr.
indicating the Illmwerv nor would he
give it up till the number was cmuplete.
Could Ito room? How did Ito Iitlnw Ebert-
shnnld be just ”with more. no Inset-w
Mary E. Holmes in lit“ IMDI l'
as
“to no".-
thtll- Hilly cosm- ln one strontium
from on u» Mllilll)’ of the children of the
nelgltlmrII-«ul with his clothes plowed
Aimee sud below with I great my lit-
tle holes. “For pity’s salts!” exclaimed
his mother. “th hashsppmnl to you?”
"Oh. " said Billy. "we've only been piny-
lng watery store. rind everybody VII
something in it. true the Swiss cheese. ”
~Argonnnt. ‘ _
'l‘ho “M“II‘I Ivan-It.
“l’rIy do not wasp. 0 Ilmlinn ill-Ir. “
Raid kind old! ilr.
"Your umber will be vrrll
Before IIIyIIth comr- hue .”
mus mtm"
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8. Army Ushmw~lioag. W Shop Near Depot.
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Tile; merits;
[From the know of In View who: Statutes!”
mtirosin Berkshire Wdot MIMI;
Clm the brown both. «or » “N-r moms“:
gleam:
Minn h9€llfl1mfllleliiml rm 5 . v:
With toii's hrlirht' «low In 'm . 1»,l~,llr'n|l
brow.
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”I'M in I‘ll! “old before l' _,
lbutt“ tho- slutdowu Was-ll l
nastier Ilnt‘.n~l0llltllm s . .
Iris flirt brand are
trod
m‘ .' .x ... c
ville;
The smooth. fresh furru. . . ,.« mull- wn and mm,
Matted and dense (no signal.- rll Iri‘ 11;: .
Mellow and dark llwr
1‘.qu m.1':nll. II
in the Ilt‘fl) hill l-lr when- ll it i
... 'Inrt‘vssi'n
Blunts tlIn Infill track that :-v-"'w ‘m lmwl‘
nlltiu'.
Through the motel mil-w. r Vac-Ml .. In unions;
clay
. The Mom tom 95* brute It»: Ii. ‘I not with.»
At every turn the luv-with: u l I
The swltainu r lumbar» .
muud.
Till flli'. Wide l‘u-Iil our» lililtlii‘l \I R-(v autumn”,
Anti chriml humid llfil‘Iflii t'lio ,«nn? in: It 5
Those are the Lands x in..." «out,
The ”Wife for (I. the untried 2: u I»
This Islhopnun .xhncn ior'nrt .
(‘htnnd Ity tIm «nu '- w m. I: Inf
This III the an hnlm- n! m- mm
S III! the first h neon h- i .qu bought 6: mun.
csonretlir- Illll- II he...“ .ill‘lfi‘lilifl" vtml’t l
TIMI llli fli)‘ Item I '11! I“ ll’ I‘I’af tln so!
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“’5ka its to lilo mul I‘lil?
How thy ‘jll'ri‘l l'ufliovv ,
MIN‘X Willi llmzt‘ «m: o it.
lint-v!
We slum liI'.’
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We rend Fir Imvanu. mlvl 2r
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iortl
Waves the gror II pl on i... I.” liw
Onr nimillanlr .z I ml -
till my soft on
Yet “our on: ullw.
Round ll. u tr.
Arms.
Lot not nor v‘rlllc: m I! .
And lily {om malts, ~ -.
no or
.Hl‘flbn
no oil lo Wish
4‘». .mprr: a .
mo! itlod “r‘
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flumw ll m woman. ,srv v‘wfi
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ploy-3d,
in Illflliili‘ l I‘ImI‘I“.UJ‘HI‘IU'IHI“ .t, .x . mi,
lip yon luau vru-J. .mmi Ifn Julius! .-, we
but tndmrdn- 'HIII :im in room” to
.l lutz. mm. ”W l
RY 'Ilt‘r‘t' iii'l' pimps 3‘
scrotal-t
And feeds I'l “I.
‘l'ruv- to their in
loll
To crown with loan it
And Int.- lotuul .
It' licrrhninwi low
Tllow- Muleijc forn .
Bowed their 4mm 71
plow,
Shall riw crrwl. Iln’
The slim:- sir-rd mo»
Till firui‘lnr‘ls lllun
The sword ' -
il'lih
liinr or tout hm V),II‘IF€
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my mum lIlI‘ Ull‘n-t‘ zl.. «.m, ,
"wt‘limu-«l in limit 1.; , . (-2:
ll] I‘lil'v' ‘l‘llli ’wni ‘ . ., 1. ‘
Illiiltls l'l.l~'l‘ml ln’ill‘ml lw I ‘..- u
littering. rillII tutoring .
Ill} ‘1‘1l‘l'l'll'l’lill\\‘iliu f..- . ’.
Imuwl In :nlunm I;~l {:4 ll. . ..
Int-I tiled hunt :.. _ ..
lull Iiu-I lnuml .: qmlv 21o} - ~
rnulllil'f help Inny‘ml-g‘ “Mural \‘l ‘
Isuw Ilium lull I pp hull "‘l' ii.‘
lie-timid moi-.lwi w. in»
I'hIIllI‘I‘lI full in .iii'fill'l Il‘Hi mm»
’ltflr‘l' I‘nv wlll‘ll l inn-w: I . Home i
saw the-m mono: mu .w ill.-
all laughed and”. .mii vie. I. luv . 2..
iitt'll and l ploy. lI with-r .‘< l‘ .. ‘ 1 .v-
When m- .ngll until fine“ [
found that my u-I‘luils i‘I‘lr“:nI~ ll :‘ll‘v’
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earliest allusion In the t‘Ilr'I'l'lll’fl‘imr
I‘Iitlt‘lu'l'et' of l‘Iw‘ hinlt‘lul'ni dime”
They I‘l-llim lin‘i‘ Modulus fnovt’mvml,
kingof Nor-wily and I‘ll” followers,
when they l'i‘l'llt'l‘lv'llv front ominous;
tho west. two-It; of .‘h-ullitewll, 3!wa
about horn leuml, llzwimt' «Il’tut'l! isle
(log and upper wrltp-r. and m m
called him "Britt-loan “ "illm «was. so
Willi.
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landing. l'lll‘l‘lliirt‘ other termini at
port of tit-lirery. this I miss Hrfi‘fl‘i‘fioml‘
It the Klmlm‘luy «demoed? renews
Booth Mrivu, lw-ome’tho hum omit
iy on myowh titr- lsvrvvlttro with” its!“
toll Mutt fl“. 'Fltm minis» mil-gm
ly cost or the pit mt’u’t‘l‘l‘t winter In
shillings.
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roving;r petiole Minimum ohms MW,
not). have or. lost: been tin-evil Km
sertdnnl. When l‘liv- rillli’fll for»
stun mm Woes treats to limit. is we
mm Werner its» extend this
privilege to: the» '. Met! than
wtldm should In: no it's show
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to its dying: not, limit! your the m
liter of them to Victoria on under
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births. w dram lentil ll mm“
mm iii“ “if! I‘nlt’rli'j‘
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women. you the real
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House . Mover.
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Millers Ind III-Ivy, Inm- ibim- r
am Is.
all It lVanuatu \‘orvnit. lions
.5. 0. JENNINGS.
undertaker.
Nonwmmf my.
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immunised Elm street. :l'els; hone «all. Il-
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By Usmg
This’l l‘onio has been used wit
Poles of the Scalp
, This Tonic contains no oil or
be deleterious to either hair or sk
PEIIEEIIT IIAI
imparting In-w lit”.-
and will surely presorw- the hair
beauty
The only condition no uiro- -d t
to follow the directions fiNnI
no failure.
Don’t try it unless y
with the directi
simple and
this Tonic Is no Ion gr‘r an: xperil
has been the result
in timcn no hair need be lost.
A trial is all that is asked.
know this Tonic will stop it.
never will if nothing else is listed
We have full out
and we ask that. you mid them a
TI) THE PUBLIC.
most heartily recommend it for
recommend it us a restorative out
the It .Ir illlti st :tlp' In It honlth co
ll {5
4.,
1 how used the hair tonic pro
two yours liming boon hone-lilo
to recommend it to othon
00'
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tion.
As e
irritation o the Allin.
HAIR TONIC
VELVET FINISH
WINTER FLUID
m SAL! AT
list liter’ 3 llair
It Is a purely vegetable preparation.
it has been used at‘POl'iIlll" to elire‘lions, tin
m um MI. I! mm
to mos run In woman.
umrwrwx GUM. ,r
soon- ostun um All! um -
so an or cannon. on m
was tissues, mom.
Dell
m’vvsll.
unit» it
Con; ~‘i'holmts terllnnJleiI It»,
Iril 11
or tied cuisines Insert.
$2, 000
for your IIInll if u it
.you live. ’ "’ ' “ “ml fit? your...“ 11
Tulle an amino Intent ltc
not his" to die m It. in, In It»? alum ea?
annual life tmutsin ol 0.. "I Hartford.
;8, S. L‘Hummedieu. ig‘l.
ill'ilasliington Street.
‘ South llnmali.
I’ll IlilNI.
- According to Directions
Missildersllalrlomt
h thr- most satisfactory results,
and it will do all that is claimed for it.
,Positively Prevent Hair Falling (tut, Keep
the Scalp Clean, Restore Hair unless the
are Destroyed.
any ingn- client that can possibly
to.
chain us water and a
II DRESSING.
and growth, giving .
THE Hill A Inlmwl lilSlllE,
in all its natural luxurinnr'c and
) (“all“) its porter t opt-ration is
norm-lint: to these thi‘l‘l' can be
on intend to comply
one. which are
easy to be
followed.
It uill lwswn by perusing th5 testimonials JIIIIHIICli that
hunt, but in l, wry :- w .vin'rc it
fllIIr-f-il sttisl’uction
if this tonii were: used instead oi III-- : Irritating and {destroy
ing so- called hair tonics lhel’r’ Would hr: on hold in Ids
lur used
If your hair is falling out we
If ithns llul begun to fall out it
on the, bowl but tIlI~ tunic.
hority to uro- ting-m
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
II and givw tn»- I'oniv u trittl.
‘5 I
I have used three bottles ol‘ iii-H liver-r's ll Iir scroll and can
its-oping the scrip in .1 good,
Ill-nu. healthy condition, out as it fine stimulant f_ur tlm lmir.
MIN \ it"ZHIIIII
r‘."
l have used the Iluir tonic prepared by Miss ltydr r and can
an excellent toniv for keeping
million.
h‘lil‘iilltdill K Ul IS'I'UII)
pared by Miss Iiidor for over
ti by it'suln- i do not hesitate
lili‘i. W” Li \‘ll llld'l'l'l‘l.
I consider your hair tonic a very excellent urticle unil would
recommend it most highly t' I unyp‘n‘g
It
VELVET FINISH.
For Beautltyins the complexion. 5
denotes Tan. Pimples. loin. Pimples. Freckles. etc.
An excellent article for the toilet that always gives satisflcv
it}, A. WI ll lllW A It”.
FRAEIIIIIT WINTER FIIIIIl.
nt preparation for chapped face and hands.snd all
Not greasy or stickv
lusting looms,
Lender’s Block,
. fl .
We
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