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“WALK EVENING SENTINEL. MONDAY. JULY 30. 1894.

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~ WE HAVE

Nil Millililllll.

IN 10 LB. PAILs.

THEY WEIGH ABOUT 11.13.
EACH.

JUST THE RELISH FOR HOT
WEATHER.

WANT TO SELL YOU some
AT

Bic. THE Pill,

Dibble &
__ -Cor_nstoc_:_k’s

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Drink

WILLIAMS’

Root Beer.
It is made from the best
roots and herbs. Easily
and cheaply made at home.
Improves the appetite, and
aids digestion. An unri-
i-gvalled temperance drink.
Healthful, foaming, lus-
-ciOus. One bottle of extract
M makes 5 gals. Get it sure.

Send 'lvccnt stamp for pictures.
Wittuxs & CAIILH‘UN, lisrtr'ord, Ct.

 
 

n5 3m

fiheekerlrllo.

Solo Agent for

O. 8: .I. R. BOLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATET

 

 

Plumbing, Steam and list-Fitting.

Tin Illil Shoot lrcri Worli.
Hot Air Hosting.

Plans and estimates furnished for either
am or hot air hcaiinx.
hm water. "a: SOUTH M A i V ~’I

liliniiileluli,

Fish and Vegetable Market

 
 
 
 

Nor-walk Lobsters

Caught of! Somali Islands. Leave your orders an
have them delivered every Saturday morning.

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ARRESTS IN NEW YORK.

Only Thirty Per Cent of Those Taken Into
Custody Am Woman.

Of the total number of arrests in New
York, which comprises between 00, 000
and 100,000 in a your, 'r'llpercent of the
persons taken into custody are men, and 80
per cent are women. This proportion has
been maintained for many years, and v5-
rianccs from it are slight, but when it
comes to the emigrants from continental
countries it is seen that the feminine por-
tion of some of these colonies fails to fur-
nish any considerable number of offenders
against the laws of this state. According
to the last report of the police commission-
ers, the arrests for the quarter ending on
Jan. I, 1894, showed 10,697 native born
persons taken into custody. Of those 8,408
were men, and 3,194 were women. In
other words, about 70 per cent of those ur-
rosted were male and 80 per cent fomalo.
Substantially the sam. proportion between
the sexes is found among the natives of
England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Bel.
glam, Bohemia anti France, but how is it
with the other noweorncrs?

One thousand live hundred and thirty-
eight male nativcs of Russia Wore arrest-
cd, but instead of 485' feinalo natives of
Russia, the normal proportion, [hello were
only 60 am-stcd in the quarter. This is
undeniably a very good showing when it
is considered how largo is the Russian pop-
ulation of this city and how ignorant the
great majority of ihoinciubcrs of the Rus-
sian colony are of American laws and
usages. The Russians of New York are
for the most part pitiably poor. Many of
them are in tradi-s, such as peddling, street
vending and shop Work. which brings
them close to the border line of police iii-
tcrfcrcnco or conflict with each other, but
notwithstanding this only 80 Russian no
men were returned as arrested for any of-
fense, grave or vcnlul, during tho last re
port of the quarter.

Nor do the Italian woman of brunette
hair, olive visage and strong partlnlity for
primary colors fall much behind the Bus-
sians in their abstention from oil'cnscs
which might load to their arrest. In the
same quarter 1,104 male Italians were
taken into custody and only 41 Italian
women. The latter are the mainstay of
good order and propriety in the Italian
colony, and tho olllclal figures of the police
dcpartmcnt attest this fact.

While the disparity between the two
sexes in the mattcrof arrests for violations
of law is not as strongly marked among
the Genrians rind Scandinavians as it is
among the Russians and the Italians. yct
it is sufficiently so to justify comment.
Twenty-oni- luitidrcd and blurry-two male,
Germans were arrested in the last quar-
ter, and only Jill!) women or girls. Two
hundml and thirty-ono mah- Scandi‘
navluus wrrc urn-stud during the last quar-
ter, and only Ql fl‘lllllll‘ iititivcs of flll‘Sll
countries. lluriirui'y furnishi-s 101 male
and only ll i'cuuilt- iirri-sts,tuii1 Austria
:iii malt: and only 15 lcinalo urn-sis (lllr‘
inc: tho stirrxv riirrirtcr. 'l'hc laws of New
York arc. it is i-viilciii, prctty carefully ob-
stcrvctl urnuiiiz worm-ti, at li’llnl by mum- of
thoscwhn, in tilt-popular ju'lirmcui. would
{N'l'lll liki-iy in know lcast about llii-ni.——
New York Sun.

 

The J Inigo “'isn Dim-ply Mort-ii.

“There was. a good jukv plriycil on Judge
Dlillll)’ of fill) l'nitcd 5min court at (ima-
ha Si‘Vt'l‘ill years ago. it niakcs inc laugh
r-vcry limo I son the jtlilng’s name in
print," said Thomas A. \Vcavcr. "Judge
llundy is quitv tr-nrh-r licrirtmi :rml dreads
to 50115! a iiirirricd man to jail. \Vcll, than
was a follow on trial for passing cuiinicr-
lcit lili‘iii‘y. llt'\\'l|§ll>llli1ll'llillll,lllld the
cast- against him was quitc strung. J iidgo
llaldiviu was doll-titling him, and St‘tflllhl
that tho (use was liirpclt's's lialdwiu die-
cldcd to taki- ndvnntruzc of Jiirigc lliiiidy's
weakness. Ho huiitod up an old lady who
had livc i‘llllill‘t'li ranging from a yours to
s lIlUlilllHHltl and hail lhi-m itupt-rsoriatc the
supposcd wife and chlldi‘vunf thc prisoncr.
All through thc trial tlicy sat, oltr-n wci-p-
ing. 'l‘hi- man was found guilty. Three
days ltitcr, when the prisoner was brought
up to be st-titrndelu' Woman and childri-ri
Wi'l‘r" brought ill, and .luilizc linlilwlri, who
is wry lil‘llliliilil‘. iriarh- u plr-ri l1 rr tiic man
and his inmriy of little urn-s, who would
sull'cr if tiic father was M'Illi to priwii.
llaltiwiri “‘I-pl, tirlv t‘iilli‘l \vrpt, tlir- [ii‘ifi-
Ulll'l‘ prctciulcd to \Vr-r-p. as did lhi- woman
and thc ch‘hircu. Whoa tho court had
\vipciltmriy tho tr-zirs, hr» tailzcd N‘U‘l‘l'l)’
to the lllllll and ”fill iriii‘c him our day ill
jail and lit! lira». Later on, \xlu-rr la-
ll'lil‘lii'tl how lli' hntl lrccu All'l‘l‘lVi'tl, in» by
caiiic so artery that it was wwhs iii-forr- iii-
Would th‘ilk to .luilizi- llalilwlii. thu
tlui jirlu- not out, cvci'y tilll' fwitlr-il liti-
court. .\ irnr that the sight. of :i hamlkcr-
(tliicf lllllllll‘tl to thc t'yl‘rllll .Tiitiw' llurrdy'a
court \\;i~i liable to wit, the prii-rruii-r ll)
yours. "rd-St. Louis (iltrlli"l)l‘lllm‘rlit.

liriltlnmrr'a ('nrilim l‘lrsiinlrl ('liih.

'l‘lii- ('iiiiriin li'luiincl ('llllinf litiltiurom
him jIHt closr'tl llslii‘st Hi-iisrrii with the
line X'I‘t'llril of making ill plume of canton
ilaiiiiri unili-rwmr and tho coliwtiou and
distribution of “’0 pici'cs more. It has a
working tuoiulu'rshlp of only 10 young
Womcii. and its movtinus worn \i‘t'l‘ltly.
Ulltt crow of rim-vastly which ltrciicvvd was
tlititof n il'ycar‘old baby initial wrnppcd
in newspaper as its only clothing, and ”W
liotlyof anotherllttlu baby was found to
be sum and raw from tho coarsc, rouuli
drli-tl cloth in which It was wrnpiwd. Much
of its work was done for nocdy children,
and one can guess the lwncllccnoo which
the soft, ilcccy fabric of the club has
brought to those llllllll'l' little bodies. This
club might be coplcil in many parts and
plat-vii another . ullllUl'U (form
simirdr-irt.

Why They Laughed.

The English coinpim'r, tho late (homo
Osborne, was tho author of a brilliant
salon piece called “La Plate do l'crlcs."
It was at one time so popular in England
that “'m'crylxxly" played it. At a certain
concert when the piece was at the height
at its popularity Osborne, without having
been expected, suddenly made his appear-
ance and was at once asked to play. Ila
began his own place, ”La I’lule do Patios"
and at once provoked roarsof laughter.
"What was there wlsiigh at?" the pianist
and composer asked himself. Only this,
that at that some concert "La Plate do
Pei-lea" had already been played four
tiracs.«-Snn Francisco Argonaut.

 

 

He Knew.
Ilsr Anorak—May I marry your dough
tier. sir? _
Her Father-«What do you want to main
ry tort You don't know when you're well

liar Arlorerw—No, perhaps not. But I
glow when you're well ofl.-—Mndon Tit
ts.

 

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coolly-u Yin. succulents.“
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sAi/ED.

*Bmv a Chance Advertisement Put a Young
Man on Ilia Feet.

011 South Clark strict-t there is the allies
of a scientist who rcsturos hair to hold
heads anil fort-cs boards and iriustachcs at
reasonable rates. 'l‘hursday afternoon he
had a lady visitor. Mic t‘llff'l‘t'll the office
and wrung his hand with tcui'a of joy anti
gratitude in her (-ycs, anti he began to
think she was going to kiss him and
claim him as her long: lost twin :rotlier.

"Madam," he said as how-timid away
from her, “if thcrc is anything you would
have me do for you' '~——

“Ah, prolcssor,” shc crlcd, “you have
already done though to ”ink“ me your
servant forever. You haw restored joy toa
INQSOTIIU‘ homo and lli‘itlt'll the Wound in a
widow's heart. Let me toll you about it.
Iliavo a sou—anoblc youth of 205nm—
mers. l'ntil a: your ago his life was a par-
den of sunshine and roscs. ’l'hcn hi- iii-grin
to pinc away and bccauic n wri-r-k of his
former self. Ills cross W's. gl’i'llll‘l" than he
could bear. liis whiskcrs wouldn‘turow."

“Sad iridcr-d,” murmurcd iiit‘ profcssor
”as liofonillcd a bottle of his mixtim‘; "yot,
madam, [hero is a balm in lilii‘lttl, and"—

“I know it, i know it. _ Uh, it was piti-
ful to 800. that [rim-d and handsome boy
squinting sideways into it mirror to see if
he wasn't getting a good stand of whis-
kers, only to find that. thr- izophcrs and
WUcVil had destroyed tho crop. It was a
(lungs-r in ii fond moihcr's heart to are liiui'
shave in tho tiarkrn-ss and show in the
light, shave in his wcakncss rind shave in
his might, and moaning, ‘What shall the
harvest bc'r’ You, profi-sssor, are not a
motlicr and cannot rcrrlizr.l the anguish I
felt. \‘r‘hi'ticvcr the wind hlcw strong, he
would wring his hands and cry, ‘Ah,
mother, if I only had whiskers to round
out my lifcl' llc was on tho vcrgc of
aiilcldc Wlli‘ll l saw your lillVl'rllM’lllt‘llt in
Tilt? Wi-i-kly Holocaust, and l purchascd a
bottle of your valuahlc rcmi-tly. ”

"And what that did it havi-‘r”

The lady drcw horsclt’ upwlth all the
dignityofa mother who is proud of her
firstborn as she replied:

“He has just accepted a lucrative posi-
tion as lwardr-d lady in ii Madison sin-ct
muscum."——Chlcago Tribunc.

 

 

A Suggestion.

lie was a San Franciscan in tho played
out city of London. He ciiini- from the
wcst, wherein! hmldcvolopod that indc‘
pcndcricc. and self rcllancc which. corn-
bincd with good looks and $20 goldpicccs.
made a man supcrior to all Europe. llc
strolled with gram-fill dignity into a trilli-
cd bar, over which puisidcd Vll divinity of
supcrb physical form, but still nwumari,
with that air which only an English liar-
maid can possibly put (ill-vlill air of initi-
(zlctl conccit. pi'iilc, cuqurtry and humility.
Shir lenlin his ordrr. lie was tin-sscil in
the latvst fashion. llc throw thc lripcl (if,
lilscirut back with a proud L't‘bllll'l‘. and}
llxiiur his fascinating c5 c on lllv bar infinity
lw Miltli

"'l‘i ll ltil', lily prr-tty littllll, what can

 

 

you hilggi‘hl for ti man who :ir»- a Wrish
rabbit lii>l night zuiddm-n llHl {ml \vcll;

i

this morning“ i

hlicilid rioti-uiilc. Slit-did not appeari
to lil‘ itil'ci'tcil Ty tln' uppcnmtnv Art his}
swi-llitu: chr'st or his “'lilu'tl .31: .‘huj
simply hlhlll’ ,

“Why didn't you hr ‘il two \Vcldi r:il‘r-'
liitstuirllci 'iinclinat-luaulil.-»llirrl’"-—-l£x-
change.

,\ l onlindruiii.

 

 

l
i

.‘lr. ‘

ours. and

l‘li:lt‘l¢'_\‘~ .llluii' litt',
.‘li~.~ lilill'lii'r‘lllit‘lil i‘.

Hilario)": .«\itrit~—luilccul, llllll may I be
lnfornwd which is Mr. and who h tw- u~—
Miss lElilltlii'i‘rlini'lii‘fimml’il’li .llc l‘p,

 

Ilrsrri-il Hui.
.\ \\'c‘;lc~lcy i‘irlli'lfl‘ girl ll‘lin l i ii i right
so) int: x i‘ nine or llll'll‘ llllliiln‘i' The l liin'i
was swim-tin: .i lillilltl. and ‘ ‘l‘u thy own
sclf lll‘ truc" was Hittin'hfi‘ll rii'ti'r ti rruru~
lwr or oils-rs llilll lit'l'll di~appruvcd of and
incl. with trultc :i frivnrriblc rwrpilnii till a
your”.' lolly “rim“ and said shi- hardly
thought that li|||WHIIrltiiP for n )‘ulltitz la-
dics' svrriluiiry. “l"ur it shall l'nllnw, as
the llllllil thi- ll;l_\', thou wilt nut thi-ii lro
falsc in any man." Amid gri at applause
tlri'y tiiscurdcii that “lull“,—Argirllilllt,

 

Ill» ”our”! Punt-Minna Safe»

“.liiriir-sl" whispcml tlrc startled wli‘o.
“wakr- up! Ihcnr sorrrvbody ill ”in collar."

“it won‘t llrr him any maul.” pruiriblcd
the man of iht- llUllM', turning irvcr and
Clllllllrlhlllfl himsili to .‘wll‘l’ll again. "I
took the poliitucs to llil' (Illli'l‘ this after-
noon and loclmliln-in iii ilwvault.”—-—
Chicago ’i'ribunc.

sympathetic.

Ilorn—l’apa said we mustn‘t. oncouriigo
triuuim, lwctiunl‘ nui- tells all llil' ri'sl.

Clara-«l couldn't help it, he looked so
fibl‘TVI'll.

“What did you nivr- him?“

"llnlf a ('Pl'lilll pull and some chi-wing
gutn."——limsl Ncws,

 

A .‘lrlhod of “ruminant-lit.

"Did you have a mid limo on your two
weeks' vacation?" said one young man to
another.

“I must have had," was tho wcarlly
spoken reply. "I loft home with $200, and
I liavcii’t a cent lcft. "-—-\r\'asliim_rton Star.

 

Correct.

"‘(lan any little boy hero," asked the
visitor, "give me an l‘lllllplu of the ox-
pension of substances by limit?"

"I can,” said Tommy. ”Our do“
tongue is twice as long now ml it was last
winter. "——-lndlariapolis J our-uni,

 

Impossible.
Mildred—.1 wouldn't liltiri'y the best
man in t «- worltl'
Mr. F. rim-17! 'r" in Imdanm’r. The
bride ncur gets the lwst llian.—~Tit—Blm,

Mommies»

"m...“ an...“ ”m- esa: m
I B I I.
At home in“. a salesman: she's rich and hick

born:
But his pathway with smiles she is unwind.
it momma ms 1mm caustic
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:ciuulii llt'Vl‘l‘ linrvi- you.’

 

 

WON HIS CONSENT.

 

BI" She Had to Stoop to strut-[em 36
Make Him Like Her Lover.

“I saw you driving with George
last evening," said the girl with the
yachting cap, “and I could scarcely
wait until morning to find out how
you succemlcrl in evading your fly
that, whom, by the way, I saw going
into that horrid little Mrs. Flightie’s
house an hour later.“

“I didn‘t have to evade him,” re-
plied the girl in the pink morning
gown. “He stood on the fi'ontsteps
and watched an elf.“

“You don‘t say so! Why, only a
couple of months ago he forbade
George the house."

“Yes, dear, but that was before
Mrs. Flightio had reminded him that
he was still young enough to marry
again himself."

“You don‘t mcan"—--

“Yes, I do. It's lots of fun. You
ought to have ii and papa pumping
me ycsterday concerning a suitable
present for her. He evidently thought
of a diamond necklace.”

“But he ivrru“"——

“Oh, no, door. I told him that a
book of pot-ms would be more suit-
able.”

“1 should really like- to know how
you managed it all. You are so
clcvci'," sighcd the girl with tho
yachting cap.

"Will. in the first plat‘c, I gave
(lcorgc a low instructions. Then I
gave up sot-icty and told papa that I
intendcrl to stay at homo cvcninus
and amuse him. I boughthim apair
of slippers and took to singing old
songs to him after dinner, apparent-
ly oblivious to the fact that he kept
fidgeting about and looking at his
watch and that ho was wearing a
new tic almost every day."

“I noticed the other day that he had
on a buttonhole bouquet~that is gen
orally a serious sign for a widower."

"Very true. “fell, the other even
mg after I had boon singing ‘Annie
Lauric.‘ ‘Bouuic Iiooii‘ and ‘Tho Land
0' the Lcnl‘ i went over and pin-died
myscli‘ on tho arm of his chair, and
carefully smoothing the hair away
from iiic lurid spot 1 ill his hood lsairl,
’1 liliVi‘ dct-irimi ucvct' to lt'lth‘ you.
pupil, lull in llt'VUlt,’ iii_\' lll‘c in mak-
int.r happy }'iilll'ilt_‘1‘llllllil:‘Vi'ill'fi..”

"l’aia-y talking about declining
_\'tflll’.‘ to a man with :i pinlt rrr-wktic‘.“

“Yr-s. Wt ll. ho \vi'igglcii away
from mo and lllllllillll'il whit-thing
about tlr~<pi~~zng uhl iii:‘iiil<. lussiu-ml
lillll liiill l lllll, in”: Hill my duty
to him \v;r~ irl' tur- iii'st importance
'l'licu l tohi him that I had Ill'i’itlt‘tl
that hc ought t ) rm to church with
inc iii-11v Sunday, as ho was growing:
Ulil."

“You didn‘t l"

“1 did. llc hummcd and liawed
and iiuzrlly said. ‘liy thi- way, what
llii- l....-. Iliii' i-i' that young follow who
used to hair: :tl'lllllid you so much.”
‘Uli, lizi-'.'i-i'.~r~i~lr1iri iiow,‘ I ri-plictl.
‘Yuu l’t'liit'liiltr‘l' you i'urbadc incto
have anything iiiorc to do With him.
so 1' " , ,

"\Vily, “tin-l (iiill‘iii'a’r’fl

“it nostril luir‘. ili'ui'. Thou l Hiltl.
‘ li‘hltlr". ll i~ lu-ttci'so, pupa. furl
lit' t‘lrllL’lll‘ll
:itiii liillllr'l‘r‘li r-iiliit‘liilll': about ‘iint
maintain; ti..it' Thai 1 Wr‘lil nu,
‘liriis r“~. iiiljlrlli’ grilling HVi‘l‘ lilh (""1
im: i'ui' arc. in». tor-l lii':il' that ho is
triiitu zitb-iii‘i'w in hilt». l‘lizlrlira‘ "

"1 ill. )i Ill! 1, v nu‘

"i know. but I lrutl in «in it. 'l‘linl
iiiurlv pop: i‘iir'imis. ilc jumpwl up
and r-lll‘lt'ii‘t‘ll ilisii lit‘ ivuiihl slzri' tho

’ruurr who hurl ti-rllwl With his ilriugh

li-i".s trill-climbs.”

"l iii. guu'liw“-'“

“Yum. ii'lii l I't‘llllL'il that Mrs.
Flightic \\’H'.lltl urtiki- him a lowly
ivit'c. aural that l I'r‘llliylli'l not car-c
i‘ri' ni'tct' all. 'l‘hr-n lli'
\Vril’ltr'il llliilM'li lliltitilri‘i'fr‘lff fury
and finally i-uiuimuiilml lili‘ to liilll'l‘y
(lo-urgi- on pain of his l'li‘l’lilll lll.~"
[llt'llrilll'r' "

"You surely don't liil‘llll it t"

“I do. i m-nt (icorgouuotc say-
ingthatit was-all right. llr- canto,
Papa has lllkl‘ll him into partnership
and tlinwmhlingis act for Siiptom
her."

"But Mrs. Flightlo mun-.—

“l liil liltil lstiil i'iLIlil. Slitiistzoiilg
to marry old Mr. Millions, but pupa
dot-s not know it yin?»-('hicturo
Tribune.

(it-irl'gr‘

A Qua-er Trot of Strength.

The ri-ccnt Fl’ulll‘li cxiwi‘iriwnt upon
an Ix’l'HUIIH of both iii-xvii. in which a
machinc for coiriprcssion as a lost of
strength was irsorl, dcnioiistrati-d that
the strongest mail was iililoto pro
duco with his right hand a prr-ssum
equivalent to 85 kilograms, the weak-
..St .lo, the awrago lwiiig no. (me
curious conclusion arrived at an a I1“-
sult of tho experiment was this: The
short. int-n vrcro all very nearly as
strong as the tall «mes, the average
Riffcrcni-e between groups of tho two
trims being only three kilograms. This
fin-cc of tho strongest Woman of the
hilairiountcd to only it kilograms.
and tliatoi‘ the weakest to only lrl,
while the average was only 33 kilo-
“flunk-r St. Louis Republic.

The First our" Ilatrr.

The gluitonnus V l'fl‘iilllH is report
oil to have oat-Au Moo oysters at it
sitting. “Bu was a wry Valiant than
who first venom ii mi rating of aye
it'll,” King slumps was wont to do.
dare, a sentiment cvaoctl by the post
any:

the sun had sure-a minis corms o’er
.m in:- oir msi itm on the rocky, shov-

mwmmmw: sri em
‘uluslsdtI-llvlnsml on threat

w'Vlrls'nri-ly.

 

 

ladies’ White, '
‘ Ranvas

Gray and” Brown

OXFORDS,

500 aPair, Worth $1.50.

ladies’ Fine Russell and, Kid
OXFORDS,

500a Pair,
Men’s Russell
$3.00;

Worth $1.50

Bluchers, Worth

Only $ l .50 a Fair, at
THEODORE OLSEN’S,

8| WASHINGTON STREET.

Will. PAPERS.

I am selling White back Blanks

from 10c. to 200. per double roll

These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 0
in. or 15' in. borders; of course
we break the combination when

desired.

Gills are from 15c. up, double

roll.
I have been told by a grea

many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-

walk.

Painters' supplies at lowest

prices.

Painting, Paper-hanging and

Decorating.

E. E. Gorham,

No. 2 First Avenue,

EAST NORWALK.§

- SOUTH NORWAlK.
THE CENTRAL

OASH OROOERY

l5 NORTH MAIN STREET.

—————...—‘—-——-

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tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy l'loiir.

Our Teas and Coffees are noted for
thcir purity and tll'llL‘lOll-l llllYOl‘. \Ve
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.

WALL~ hill.

Now is‘rhctime to buy win-n rrlces are the
lowest. “all l'apcr ncvcr ha.~ liern or will it
be ruraln a~ low as we are ~Plllll|£ it. Notwith-
standing il.r- low prrt'i- that “‘1‘ have been

 

 

 

 

EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.

Patent Medicines

charging for it, no inirnil to carry them down
our- pct; lower.

(foiiiim'iroirxg June L’Uth. until further
notice we will uiw a discount of ill per
cent. on all our Krilllt'fl of (lilt Papers
and llorrlurs, we have a large stock and
must scll it, as we donut wish to carry
it over.

 

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IN FAOT. HARD NOT TO TAKE, PIBTUREFRAMINB
Loxritoiiik {Hill , . . .
Hood‘s Samaparilla, Jill I)“ .illilli-“Yl
.‘\\'i'l'n" Stirsalrarilltr, .07 1"; i-‘l 2" l"- ‘1” “‘“li‘lln‘ W "at! Hookfof

.' .. . ' , _ -~ . irlitil' .4» Hill oiirprtr-csure t c owrst or
lluna s Nirmillfll‘lllti. -‘_" rim «hm Will it. our hints arc (‘lil by machin—
( lllll‘lil'ii ltvsolicnt. ,.tr cry. \‘t' mu .—i~li ilii-ili loiwi’ than parties can

Scott‘s l‘Iiiiiilsiou,
(irocn‘s Nirvurti,

till

' _ piviirro-s.

that tut thvm by hand. l’lctnrc moulding by
,, rho llml. .vl largo assortment of unframed
“c arethi- only one that carry a

Htillson's Spccilii‘ for Malaria, .7.) mil litre of
l'aiiio‘s Cclcrv Compound, .07» ,
lirtindrcth'ri l’ills, .l'l ARTISTS MATERIALS
Alcock's Planters. .lll
Benson's Camrcc l’ltisir~rs, .i‘J For i‘rru-nn. Wart-r and ()ii Work.
i..'iii§ll)l‘lll. “2:1 The famous art amatciir studios. Regular
('artcr's l’ills l" [ll'll‘l‘, .‘t'w; our price. luv. We have a mild mint
" , ,' i ' f‘ that will not tarnish, and can be washed. lilo
Atwood s liittvrs, .14 and :3.- ri liotthr.
liadam's Microbe Killer, qtm, .75 _.
ltadam‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50 '
Yankee Lirng Soothcr, .25 PAINTEBS' SUPPL'ES

I

lieu. ll. Stillson’s

Drug Store,

82 Washington street.

('filll'lil'irlrlf‘l‘llll‘l vririilslrvs (irir rriccs are

timlowrst tor tire-it clans wards. c do not
keep iii-corals.
l’airitlnu. l'iipr-r harming, Sign Writing.

Decorating and browning.

L. H. Decker,

ll Washington St, 80. Norwslli

 

 

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W. Podmore,

AND SAVE MONEY.

Kltciwn Tables. 9:1.th
Extension Tables. sat
Dining (.‘hsirs.

P. J. FLYN N
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
108 WASHINGTON ST.

J. F. Flynn will have personal ciiimrelof this
department.

Plumbing overhauled and out in first class
sanitary condition.

.3 PORTER WATER MOTOR '

 

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Splint Rocker. M W... saw...”.M...._,.~s..w___.sw
Mlmmolh Rocker. seat I 0 JElumcs

High Chair and Table. .so ' ' '

Clearing Sale
ml

Bali: Curious.
immune». acclaim is.
hams, lists. Mas. sis. All new nails.

 

Paper HIIlfitlJlllAillllM’lllili

mas-am 7
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