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WORLD’S
SWEETEST
SONGS
._ Have charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
Richest and Brightest Gems of Song have been athered from all’ nations and are
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’oflered exclusively by THE EVENING SENT N EL to its readers for almost noth-
Were you offered richer son .
Were you ofiered music so 0 cap.
Was Music more highly praised.
’ it'llhe celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
‘ loss” after examining these Songs says: “It gives me great pleasure to say that
they up our to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
the wi i find a hearty welcome in every home in the land.”
T e REV. DB. LYMAN H‘CELBU’I‘T. after an examination of these Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen.”
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie Mary of Argyle.
De Cabin on De Mississippi Shore. Names Upon the Sand.
Home Sweet Home. 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
’ Be Folds Them in His Bosom. Remember Now Thy Creator.
Jamie's 0n the Stormy Sea. Somewhere
am or Coleraine. The Sand Man.
, Lit e Do Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
iii“? Wsilla Nteiil' ht. ii: highlight... t e King
Laddiye' on g Waiting. Only Waiting. '
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Birdimiggii t f M Sillil‘ig‘
r . .
Clocliiitte. 113 on o e The Old Sexton.
I Cannot Sing the Old Songs. The Old Arm Chair.
I Will Arise. - The Basket Maker‘s Child.
Janet’s Choice. The New Kin dom.
' . lofty and I. ’Tis Blrdie‘s vening Prayer.
o 81" 1 Th ht TW‘Iimii‘N: Cali: Aggy: J amle
I So on . e .
333813.003: Esavglixillly“ Bells.8 Whistle and alt for Katie.
1 CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
“If t Gat . 0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Said?” as.“ a; Th E d 1 Y gobin Adair.
ose n car can we ay. ~
”diff-9mg“ it as g The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
Joli Jack Tare. ' The Kerry Dance.
My y. Remember Me. There‘s Alwa '5 Sunshine Somewhere.
Nothing But leaves. ‘Tis the Last . so of Summer
Old Joe s Dream. Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti Quadrule. Sonatina.
Notre Dame Waltz. Two by Two.
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
arrior Bold. Seymour.
A and Without a Storm The Rosy Goblet. A
of 'N in Peaceful Night. The om Oaken Bucket.
B {lurid Liar . The Minstrel Boy.
Ho d My Hand. Then You‘ll Remember Me.-
I Dream'd a Dream. The Land o'the Leal.
M An line.
111% Dignoottafe Home.
The Gypsy Countess.
Vive L’Amour.
. Wl' a Hundred Pi rs.
333.32%? eep Within a hills of fiinboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
. Bright Eyes Polka.
Unwiigmis. Dance Escoccais.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
Talk with Jesus. Let me Dream A ain.
soggthlceer. Soul to Me. Onl to See her ace Again.
Ocmln‘ 'l‘hro‘ the Rye. Ole ickerdemus.
Dublin Bay. Rock‘d in the Cradie of the Deep.
Hark I ldear the An is Calling. The Heart Bow‘d Down.
Bel Mother. Guide is Footsteps. $llll: migoégbm
finial.” Moments. The award I": Bunker Hill.
. ' ‘ ie ) ‘e rs er
‘ Jmmnatig.“w ICome Turn Back Piia’i'ao'h’s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
h P lira. Prince Lanciers.
fight the: Vauey. Mazonrka ii Bacio. Waltz.
I 'mknrs’n‘filahut
mi) YOU EVER DREAM
' ~ ' wettest cfailnations, wool: and i at
of gum the I ‘ my ' for mu “Elia!
thfilm Mgst
the noon to iii no no Pan.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
. VOCAL.
genitals Charlie.
at
the Cross.
line that Watch for Me.
all Thy Sorrow.
fixing that ibwen in Marble min.
a the 6 ins.
Larboard Watch.
My Ala Countrle.
Nanci Lee.
The aid of the Mill.
The Bridge.
Where are the Old Folks.
Wilcott.
INSTRUMENTAL.
St. Albans Grand March.
gerr‘sptellowlfg'avotte. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL,
, Wl on we Hear the Music Rio in .
Sifii‘iio‘é'liiii. Th1; Little Once at llome. ” “
me one. Yc'll Soon be (ten n AWI'i"
it. Are ye Sleeping. Maggie. lie Kissed me an i new was Wrong.
am That) it floor.
“”li‘h rooms:
a mm. 8 ‘ Why do Suiumdr Roses Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
d . Boccacio March.
Pfil’alimaiii‘im Waltz. Don Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
A ter's love. Silent Night.
'i'i c son nd the kiln r.
A " lrivfiflih 'f'tio iii-«Wold Oak. “a
motions to Sleep. is Tempest.
. Uncle Joe.
Pitfgiiif Egrelttto Tell You. Wang; You.
Igan {Vainy a ' When Shall we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Wan Girl. Pure as Snow.
on of Spring Waltz. Regimental March.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
We“
, VOCAL.
f i f God
cfhtlic Virgin. Th: wagnugigdllgnnds in the I‘ield.
h in. The hi d‘s Wish.
, . “litigant m-
», 3? ct To'nliht.
. h Bell .
= ,0 $va . Bled. mime. oom'insthmiun
INSTRUMENTAL
Elias Swagger”.
. line
vsyca
or
HAL“ Oilfif‘
guarantor Inch-cw?
on {who
It loosed me "Mtw' W Bou-
erircror. hymen} seam”
thousand main: Armand congressional
Whitefield the Owens. barbecue.
Temmcooo ladies present. and the
affair wan a magnificent upheaval d the
autogwmnemwne
I npreaen congress .
C. P. mkluridgs. 'l'hc speeches all
teamed with scathing denunciations of
Brecklnridge and were thcmost sensev
‘ tional yet spoken'againat him.
Judge Kinkcad, for years a neighbor of
Breckinrldge, was exceptionally severe in
appealing for Mrs. Blackburn’s defense
and Breakinrldge’s retirement. He said;
“Brockinrfdgs declares his opponents
are throwing stones at him made of lies.
yet he does not tell what lies are being
told. He has been charged with the most
hideous odenses in public. but he has not
denied them. How absurd for Colonel
Breckinrldge to charge that his opponents
are lying about him! Review the long list
of crimes. admitted and proved, which
during his life made up his character.
Think for a moment of Colonel Preohin-
ridge inflamed with virtuous indignation
at the utterance of a lie!”
THE EZETA AFFAIR.
Put-snore of the Refugee Tangled Up In a
Web of Red Tape.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-——The sl u-
lar international complication invol ng
the liberty of (loneral Ezeta and his fellow
refugees, which has been so prolific of
opera boufl‘e sensations. developed a new
phase of coniilctlngnuthority. Warrants
were finally issued for the arrest of the
refugees, but the local federal authorities
get tangled up in government tape. and
tho warrants could not be served.
U nitod States Marshal Baldwin. armed
with the authority of the federal courts.
set out to have the refugees brought with-
in the jurisdiction of the law. but he run
up against Captain linwaison. command.
ing Mare Island navy yard. who declared
he had no legal authority to furnish trans.
portution for the marshal. and he refused
to piece that official on board the Ben-
nlngton. Without the assistance of the
navy department the marshal could not
reach the gunbout. '
KILLED ON A CROSSING.
Wagon Struck by an Express Train. and
Five Are Dead.
Maurine. Aug. nit—As the north bound
express train of the l’oducah. Tennessee
and Alabama railroad was nearing Hazle,
Ky. it struck a wagon loaded with peo-
ple. killing five of the occupants and
wounding one.
The killed are Jennie and Lillie Ray.
aged 16 and :20; F. Tobias Ray and the
Misses Harmon, two sisters.
John Boy was thrown over 100 foot and
seriously injured. The parties were cross-
ing the railroad track as the train came
thundering down on them. and the team.
becoming frightened at the alarm of the
whistle. ran into it cattle guard.
RAN AMUCK.
Crater] by Ilnrd Drinking. Helpline Almost
Killed Three People.
llAl‘Al'lA. N. Y.. Aug. ill—Innis linin-
liiic of Dorian. crazed from alcoholism.
ran ainuck in that village and nearly kill-
ed three people.
Going to the old fmnily homestead. he
attacked Mr. Brush. the present tenant.
with a club. stunning him. drove Mrs
lirush from horbcd out of doors and throw
the child out of the window. The mother
fortunately caught the child. saving it
from injury. Hemline was overpowered
and taken to jail, where he threatens to
kill the sheriil.
Coxeyitba Loose In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.~—Sixty dilapi-
dated creatures. representing the rem-
nants of Corey's uriny. arrived in this
city feeling greatly outraged imcausc they
had been locked in it our while In Mary
land and could not get a chance to scatter
between Iiyuttsvllle and this city. The
army marched on the city hall and up
plied for shelter and were referred to a
wayforers’ lodge. Arriving there. but
three of them worutuki'n in. and thoothcr
57 sought a lodging wherever they could
find it.
f’resent For the llritannla's Captain.
LONDON. Aug. lift—Tho Prince of Wales
has presented to Captain Carter, the sail.
lug master of the cutter Britannia. abund-
soine pocket ancroid and compass combin-
ed. On it are inscribed the words. ”Pro-
seated in recognition of the Britannia
winning six successive races against the
American yacht Vigiluiit.
Baseball.
National League (iamcs—J'hilmlelphia.
8; liaitimorc. 3. New York. ii; Chicago,
5. Boston. e; Cineinnai. 7.
Eastern League Gaines—Springfield, l0;
Buflalo. ii. Wilkeiibarro. “is; Scranton.
it. Providence. 0; Erie. i. (Second
game) Providence, 6; Eric. ii. Allentown.
12; Syracuse, i).
Evans Nominated.
NAsiIVii.l.E. Aug. 26.-’i‘ho Republican
convention hero uninitiated ii. G. Evans
for governor. 'I'lie nominee is an cr-fsd‘
ernl soldier. on ox-nwiuhei- of congress. a
shrewd and well posted politician and on
able dobutor. and the campaign is expect-
ed to be on aggressive one.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
A fire destroyed 75 buildings in flow]-
ingfireon. Km, causing a loss of $100,000.
Michael Brody. .lmnos Morgan and Jo-
seph Curry were drowned in the (hangar-
ry mine at finite. Men.
The gold reserve in the United Stowe
treasury passed the $54,000, 000 mark. be-
log a gain of nearly $2300.000 since Tues-
day.
Mrs. Blanche S. Mothers has been
granted a license as a steamboat muster
by the inspection authorities at Now Or-
loans.
The stable connected with the Poland
Springs lipase in Maine was burned. to-
gether with about 150 home and much
other property.
The steamboat Monarch struck a rock
and went to the bottom at Long Sault.
fialny river, Canada, and to srccrsionists
escaped by means of a rope.
Miss Mary S. Sherman, daughter of Sen‘
ator John Shamanic to be married on
Dec. iii to James McCaiium, a clerk in
the United states supreme court.
for the tree): ending at noon on Aug.
so there were its new cases of cholera and
all deaths from that dim reported from
diffmnt parts of the (lemon umpire
lira it it. how. the confidence
‘ so ,snccsatfully in M
m.
New Redford Trouble to Be ,
Submitted to Arbitration.
smrscrunnss nave a concur:
In full River There Is a Prospect of a
Wholesale Shutdown and Perhaps a Long
Btmrlc‘ Between the Employers and the
Labor Organisations.
New Bsnroun. Mass. Aug. 2s ~Mapr
Browncil has issued an invitation fora
conference between the mill managers
and the strikers tonight. He will have
the assistance in the matter of the board
of trade committee on arbitration. The
labor leaders are well pleased at the pros-
poet of a conference and have assured
Mayor Brownoll that if a cutdown is
shown to be essential they will accept it
and go back to work.
The leading mill men decline to say
whether or not they will attend the con-
ference until they consider the matter.
The Journal says that it learns on high
authority that the plan of the Wanisutta
officials is' to close the mills for a month
and then endeavor to force the weavers in
and fight the spinners. buying yarns with
which to keep the looms going. This
Italy is generally credited. It is announc-
ed that the llowlnud corporation will start
up next Monday. This includes the How-
land, llotch and New Bedford Manufac-
turingeompanies. six mills in all,
The board of arbitration connected with
the board of trade met to discuss the
strike situation, but owing to the absence
of a quorum nothing was done. Some of
the manufacturers any that a decision ad-
verse to their stand by the board would
not be accepted by them.
Big Shutdown Threate‘nod.
FALL RIVER. Muss. Aug. ilk—Tho cx-
tcutlve committccof the Cotton Manufac-
turers' asset-lotion met to discuss the con-
dition and decide uphn some action.
The committee is reported to have de-
cided to recommend all the mills in the
association to shut down tonight for a
month. The manufacturers are thorough-
ly dissatisfied with the present conditions.
as not enough looms are running in more
than four or five mills to pay for the run-
ning. The market price for print cloths
has advanced to 2% cents. over onefourth
of a cent since last week. but there is no
strength to the demand. The manufac-
turers simply declined to soil under 2%
oenta and buyers who had 0) have cloth
were compelled to give the price.
The manufacturers knew that they
could win in the end if they were really
determined upon a light. They have noth-
ing to gain by fighting and would go to a
heavy expense. The weavers want a va-
cation. and o curtailment will not brace I
up the market.
One or two corporations that were uii-
derstced to be bound to keep running as
long as a single weaver was ready to work
are new understood to be ready to close.
The shutdown of the cloth mills will cov-
or all except the Full lllver Iron Works
company. Cominicut and. Barnaby and
practically shut down the town, Only
about 5.000 operatives at the outside will
be left at Work in the mills.
Suicide or Murder?
Laureates. Mass. Aug. 2;l.—-—i‘onrad
Juui, a prominent contractor and t'llgl-
user. was found unconscious near the we-
terworks here with ii bullet WUilIltl in his
head and a revolver by his side. The
shooting is u mystery. as there is no cause
to assign for the deed. it Is thought that
Mr. .qul had trouble with one of his ital-
iun workmen. and that he was shot in rc~
vongo. .inul died a few hours after he
was found,
Newport Country Club Incorporated.
PROVIDENI‘E. Aug. til—The secretary
of state has issued articlcsof incorporation
for the Newport (‘oiintry club. The in.
corporators include Theodore A. Hove-
meyer. James Stiilinonfiorneiius Vendor
bilt. Perry Belmont. John Astor. Theo-
:lore K Gibbs. Robert Ocelot. Oliver P.
ii. ilcluiout and James Truman iiurdick.
V. “'ent Safe Bobbing by Daylight.
lios'rox, Aug. 2A—WliliamA. Stanton
and a pal entered the dry goods store of
James ii. Leighton 8: Co. In lloreheetcr,
and while the latter engaged the woman
cashier in conversation Stanton attempted
to clean out the open safe. He was dis-
ooversd and the police notified in time
to catch him. but his pal escaped.
George lnnen’ Funeral.
New Yonii, Aug. Bil—«It is proposed
to bestow upon the body of the late George
lnnoss. the greatest of American land-
icnpo pointers. which arrived on Sunday
last from Scotland. the honor of a public
funeral. This takes place today and will
be held at the Academy of Design.
An Alitilynciilng Orgnnlntion.
luiiiAN/ii'oms. Aug. “lit-«An antilynch-
log organization has been formed in this
city by the prominent colored citizens.
i‘ho orgnnimthm iii, the result of the agi.
tittion by Miss lila Wells. the young cob
prod woman who has recently been lectur-
ing in England.
The llcmlly Threshing Holler.
LA Mill‘llit. N. ll. Aug. wild-«The boiler
of nthrashing engine on It form eight
miles southeast exploded today. instantly
killing .lohn Lind and Louis flora. The
latter was blown 100 feet and frightfully
illilllgll'il. Four men wore more or less
injured.
Life tinting 0an Resume Duty.
A'rLANTii: (Ji'i‘t', Aug. 23.-The govern.
merit life saying come along the New
Jersey must Wont on duty under the pro-
visions of the new law. which fixes the
term of service at 10 months of the year
Instead of eight.
mill Testing Iltspenaarlea.
COM‘MIIIA. H. (3.. Aug. nzi.--'l'iie attor-
ney general of the state and the city of
Aiken have agreed to take Judge Aldrich’s
decision and mate a test case of the dis-
ponsary law before the supreme court.
an__w.u,_.~._.m.
lilies lichen New Item“
Srmuonstu. Maya. Aug. sit-wot P.
Bliss made it new world's bicycle record
for half a mile. flying start, of M Mi case
thus; also wmid’s standing start of to 1-5
seconds, at llampden part.
cholera In many.
Beams. Aug. louver the week end.
log at noon on Aug. so there were as
new cases of cholera and rs deaths from
that disease reported from different parts
of the German umpire.
napalm In near“:
3 cm him. A . lit-w ninth
afln‘u‘t securities “cg. Ara-risen Pith
mum J trghricghstdatths
i
Island Republic tall Without the Neo-
ticu of an American (tr-lair.
liar Iniscmco, Aug. 23.-'l‘hc United
States cruiser Philadelphia arrived from
Honolulu, bringing the following advices
up toAug. 12: Six days ago it was an.
nounced that the cruiser Philadelphia was
to leave here. and about the same time
r
the captain of the British ship Champion “
stated that his vessel was about'to leave
on a two weeks' cruise. ostensibly to look
over the route of the proposed Pacific ca-
ble. On the day following these announce-
.menta a petition was circulated by the
British residents asking that the Cham-
pion remain.
The petitioners professed to be in fear
of trouble if they were left without armed
protection. The Champion's commander
agreed to remain in port, whereupon Ad.
miral Walker announced that he had
, changed his mind about sailing with the
Philadelphia. and that he. too. should re-
main in port. This unexpected change in
the plans of the naval commanders caused
unusual comment. The royaiists pro
leased to bclievo that had the Philadelphia
left there would have been an uprising
against the government. Men high in the
government councils. however, declared
that they were anxious to have the Philly
dolphin leave. us it would give them an
opportunity to show the royallets that the
government needed no outside protection.
The wishes of these confident supporters
of the goverment Were gratified yesterday
when the mail from San Francisco brought
positive orders to Admiral Walker for the
Philadelphia to proceed to More island at
once.
PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Mr. Cleveland Apparently Much Beneflted
by Ilia Trip.
\VASRISUTON. Aug. 23. — President
Cleveland returned to Washington from
his few dnys' rest at Gray Gables. He was
accompanied by Secretary ‘Lamont, who
met him at New York, and by Dr.
O'Reiliy. who went away from Washing-
ton with him. Tiie fact that Mr.- Cleve
land was expected was generally known.
and a good sized crowd was at the Penn-
sylvania railroad station when the train
rolled in.
Privnto Secretary Thurber was on hand
with an open carriage from the White
House. and us the party descended from
the train be escorted them through the
station proper. going out by way of the
ladies’ entrance. The president engaged
in a moment's conversation with one of
the messengers who come down to attend
to Secretary Louiont's baggage. and then
stepped into his carriage. and with Mr.
Thurber diove off to the White House.
Dr. O'Rellly slurred Secretory Lamont‘s
carriage. So for its his appearance can
indicate the president has evidently prof-
ited by his short trip.
An effort was mode to obtain some in-
formation as to what course the president
is likely to pursue with reference to the
thrill bill. but not the least intimation
thereof could he obtained either at the
White House or from the members of the
cabinet.
l’rivuto Swru-tnry Thurber snld that the
president had been very llllli'h benefited
by his trip to tiruy (lollies.
Illirrwd In H Ilnrii.
AKlloN. it. Aug 'JIi ~-’i‘hv explosion of
a dynamite cartridge in the cylinder of a
thrashing machine on the form of George
Wither caused o fin.- whirh destroyed the
large barn and si-vurol thousand bushels
of grain, .‘Iichuvl \iyvrs of Newark wont
into the burn to save the horses. but was
burned to death .\riiln~w nnd Rollins
Wither were seriously burned
The Suit-file’s Dog “'m Faithful.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2:5.——Th.~ body of
a farmh'ind known as "Dutch John" was
found today hanging from an apple tree
in the meadow of Kelly's farm, near
Frnrikforil. A little dog. .liiku's constant
and only cuiiipunioii in life. sill gazing at
its master's body end could not be driven
away from ilw ~pnt. ’i‘lio mam bud al-
ways bceii melancholy
A Lawyer as a Life Saver.
CAN; MAY. Aug :33. —— Thomas F
liyriios. a luwyurniiii prominent Deitie-
cult of Philadelphia. saved State (lump.
trailer Hancock of New .lcrsi-y. cit-County
(.‘lork lilirilt‘l’ liuinorv of Newark and ex-
Pilzitlllltaii'i‘ William S. Yard of Trenton
from drowning while they wrrc bathing
in the surf.
A Hair Hluher Abroad.
Fowl" Warns, Aug. eli.--Mabei Shelv-
aoy. aged ll. was followed by a man near
the courthouse, who polled her long flow-
ing locks in one hand and slashed them
off close to the hood with a razor. The
man commit Mamie Thomas was simi-
larly attacked last Saturday, but escaped.
Jell’cmm (,‘ounty Veterans.
Warmi‘rows. N, Y.. Aug, illi.-——A
meeting of soldiers and sailors of Jeffer-
son ccunty began at Antwerp, this coun—
ty. and will continue three days. On
Friday as soldiers' monument erected by
the citizens will be dedicated.
Chicago's Poi-Ionic. Will Be flop-ind.
Waeiuno'ros. Aug lid.—~~'f‘hrough the
offer“ of Mr. Washington using. ('hica‘
go‘s imtmaster. the most rennin needs
of the postollice building in that o ty will
be given attention at once and the most
apparent defects mnmlicd.
Prohibit isolate Nominate.
Nun lint-x. Ann, tau—At the Prohi-
bition cotwrtitioii lurid hm DcWitt 0.
Fund of iinrfford was nominated as the
candidahi for governor amiitdward Man.
cheater of Wind-«I for lieutenant govern-
or by Mciuiimiiou,
lit-pectin: Sites.
Uimi’iills-Ii’ll\l\’, N. Y.. Aug. 2:).M'l'ho
board of managers of the proposal home
for aged and iletmmiimt veterans and their
wives, vetoruns' widows and army nurses
visitcdifoopcrstown to impact sites of»
feted.
(ire-tinted in a llaymow.
Sonnet. Lint. Aug. 9:! MA thrashinu
machine in William iloywnrd's hum
broke the cylinder shaft and fired the
straw. ci'timitiitiit two men untried Hvill'ic
and Greer. who were in the mow above.
Iitidd Hotels; limit.
Chicano. Ann. nit—liodd liable. the
mil known horseman and driver. was
madcdcfsndont in n sluono damage suit
filed by s. A. Brown.
flare Taken Elmira-m llnndrell indicts.
DALLAS. Ann. Edwin the eighteen hith-
omits ballot the Sixth unmet Democrat
iii convention had foiled to some.
to}! iii..- i”..."';‘.;i.;....
ST. I‘miuhriin. Aug. slink-The cast
is sunning from in: attack of influenza.
Treaties incessant.“
rnéwmnqcutnwim.
C. F. Boutw
DENTIST. .
Painless Extracting viii; Earl
iiializeil All or Gemini!!-
E-iiia Charge. " ” ‘
Sets. of Teeth. $5 to Sid?
. (juice hours. from 8 aim. toil! p at.
Dr. Boutwell is pain a preparation in
ling which renders the operation ‘as
palate“ as possible without injury to
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Do not be misled by ma—Tontiumfienrl-
can some-
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teen. ten years is a long time to wait to find
out what you have got. Many chan
happen in that time. Better know w t you
are pa ing for when you start. All scheme
where y some are to gain what others lone are
alluring and deluslve. and upoh this belle
Tontine and Distribution Estimates aromatic.
321w possiblygyou may be one of team
member t at the Connecticut
Life Insurance Co. is entitled to your first
consideration since thoidsa foremost lace
among the Life Insurance Companies ofthb
Country. and offers superior advan in all
features of the business. together wl b Great
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JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office-George IL. Cook. Main street.
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MRS. Ilii. ii. I. GIIIIFIIBII
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad 8t.. Bridgeport. ileum.
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any dayexcept Sunday.
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LEHIGH,
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COAL.
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COALS
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