oases—e11 mall. in all»
(lamentinwolthree
MMWMJIN
,m “semi. tezbensld
Ill thlnlton street.
1 1 m sell. est. Breach
gunmen. Nowell: telephoto
., i
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an nurture 6111111111111. /
’ 130m Norman-.0911!- ,
m Harold ‘oother Ionoest.
steer nether will small, with light
”out", to northerly winds and
1111111111111". followed by slightly lower
are. Friday clear. nightly colder
find fresh to light westerly and
. ywlndewill prevail. Saturday. lair
,nlth slight temperature changes-
‘ 1 Thermometer Record.
, t point 0! the thermometer tor th
hours ending at noon today was
phoneme: highs-MM above taro.
tum" Almanac for 'ro-norrow.
wlfionsete Blah 'l‘lde Low ”ride
“4;” It 5:24 “11:55
tit-operation Unaware-s.
,, Inch noise has been made about oo-
. ation, government ownership of
railroads and telegraphs and of other in
‘ trial enterprises of interest to the
whole public.
But meantime, without any flourish
:11! trumpets or great announcement oi
1'th woe to be done, there have already
.30“! up several vast and successful
financial organizations established by
the people themselves and run wholly
1
1 onthemntuul benefit plan. One of thee.
, that may be mentioned is the Mutual
. " Lite Inter-nos company. As a wallet
”of hot, it has no stockholders. none at
' slt There are no dividends to he sells-
fied such as most corporations pay. The
cmpuy was organized, probably with-
out I thought that it would signally il-
“~ ..,_1u111.1111111 power of cooperation. yet
that is precisely what it does The
Mutual Life eonlpany has a capital
8100.000 0000.00 It has officers wh.
doubtedly get large salaries.
manage its aflairs But . .
these it is run by the pen
’ 1] building and loan
motions the country over are another
brilliant illustration of union for thcii
owu benefit among the plain, intelligent
people of this country. The people put
their savings into these banks and draw
osmoll, interest thereon. They expect
theollloerl to invest the tummy so that it
will justify such inter-est. The saving:-
banks are practically run by the lit-1111113
thumsolvos. Hundreds of millions oi
capital are invested in thcul. T hone-11nd:
very bust class ill
this or any country haw,- l11;1111 1111ablod
by them to build homes and bccolnc
of individuals of tho
ooml'dl'tobly well oil in their old age.
Consider the
involved in the building and loan asso
cletione. dolled ill leochusotts the
"people's hunks." Their oflicors until
very recently worked altogether without
my. simply for honor and out of good
will. blow smell pay is 11111111 to certain
050811 Since the beginning of the
flmth century no economic system
It” been devised which has conferred
such benefits on wage 1111111111 a 11.14 they
1h" done. Yet those who -rganized
h never dreamed they mm for
point is this:
1...... . -1 M... * u... W
International Arbor-lion.
“I!” Staten. Hill the United Sluice l
w by other governments, and th
Welter».
11: could term-.1111. for instance. that
vast n101111y111l interests
3 any 11111111111111» or no operative
What has been
the instances 11111111111 in thl1 mat
a.“ my saving can be done quite
udmtlvely 111 the matter of lnoncy
”lend ill prllhsbly'uot alrulli of the
11111111111111, not afraid of England. There,-
” it ill lilting that these two great
Wthoold take the illitiollw in
' Woo” arbitration. We aruonoln
m null routine]: of thought and
My united. We are one in bolngun»
‘ Whirl and determined to uphold
" mm dignity and rights the World
' W. W. are also the (We must poww-
‘ {Al Moon on theglohe. Ho it England
fill the United times form 111 truoly tot-
Wing misunderstandings that arise
laws-e them the example will 1111 lol-
ulgn of universal 1111111111 will 1111 the
.M are some of the urgimlentp that
is filtenmi by William Randal
, I P., who come,- to this 1.1111111-
‘ a semblfllolel international erbi-
Wt. lilo mission in n-miofflciel
; M is himself is s member of par-
lleui’et. and the 1111111111111 1111111111” 1111
‘ Cleveland and every
. 1‘ marine is signed onlyby
'1 ll theBtitishpsrllment. The:
f Ml! llm warmly 111le
Ill sonnet 1m lest
“m “In
1111111111
Winnie 111111. 11111.». 111‘ list
11111111111111.1- anybody whhollt occult now-
'there will be great mingin congress,
Unusual excitement in congress has been
the usual thing for so long that we are
well used to it now and don’t mind ii.
Furthermore, she says that at least three
prominent politicians will die. Heaven
give them happy :91ch if the small-
er politicians (and a good ‘lnany oi
them) would follow suit, the connlly
would have a happy release and at out
as well.
Royalties and rulers are going to have
a bad time. Queen Victorinwill be very
ill and maybe die, and President (‘leve
land will not feel vcry well himself.
he Prince of Wales will have much
his family. Americans are sorry for this,
for Wales is beginning to ‘show that he
possesses some of the good hard sense
and not a little of the kindly heart oi
his father, Prince Albert. There will be
two deaths in the British royal family
in 1895, says Mrs. Hartman, and in
our own reigning 111111.111 little Princess
Ruth Clcvl-land will have an illness.
So much for royalties.
Bloated capitalists and millionaires
may look a little out. for they will not
have a good limo. They will sustain
great financial losses, and the death of
one of them will cause considcrable 11x-
citemont. We doubt that. The death of
even a hundrcdfoltl 111illlonairc never
yet has caused any great excitement in
this country. We are. too much 1111.11.11‘
tomed to millionaires. .
Three great men are. to die by
loose, and an unusual number of
nent people are to quit this m 1.11....
quietly in their beds. Let us 11..t;.1 111,1
best of care of ourselves
There are going to be in 1 1.11:, 1111011131
excitement and stir to ham lasted :11.)
good old times a genomtii,“ T1". mp”;
agitation will coutinlo, more my...”
than ever, and at t "my 0' u“, yon}
working people wil (ind lholnsclws ,1...
cidcdly better oll‘ 11111 they arc "my,
Well. in” .. lll‘dtallll it. Two vcry in~
duel al men will be of great bcm-l'lt to
0 01111110 of labor. Thousands oi 1111111
who read this propllccy will thcrcnpou
ask: [11 it l'.’ it will be a bad year be-
111111111 of train rubbing and crimc, cupc-
1:l11.ll_v ill the “111-1. 'l'lnrn will 1111 a
1lt1-1111‘11l1~1rthquakc or two i11ll111111111tl1-
w1 ’11‘11 l'mltwl Stall-s. Whether poli-
tics; 111 T111115 llzl- anything to do with
ll.t-~1‘ 11.1: prophet salvcill 1111i Busillcs
111-1 11:111111111ul1'11s the sour lclls 111x lllcru
11:11} 1.11 1111111:11al storms (111 land. such as
We ildli 111 1:194, and :1 tremendous urcat
111111 at 111111. Thrcc lingo buildings will
fall. probably some of the sky‘s-Taping
hotels and apzlrtlocul boos-11s hoil' 1111
11111 new plan of 1-1-111111111izillg ground
rents. A big steam-1r wlll lu- bill-111 d at
sea, and there will bc ('llllniiilll l1111‘1 ~1y
trials and theological agitation in H111
church 1l1-1111111illaliouel.
The your 1111111 will, llthl'Vt'l‘, 1111
\vonllcrful ”no for tho 11o
sl‘itjlllit', ilchutioll and labor reform. we
are told. That il'lP 11.11 down 11 lilllccaov
111111 givcs 111111111111: small ground for lmpc.
Mrs. Hartman says, further, that llil‘
pllwcrs oi darkllcss are going In pllll all
logclllcr null 111M111 111111 111111111111. :1”
around cilurt to crush out spil'ilualnlo
111111 the spiritualism, but lllattl1l1yc11u‘i
in 1t, and llltcr 11 1111111 “all will be
bright. and bcauliflll. "
ll half the things this 111111' prcdlch
3111111- true, 159:1 will l111 ajolly rough
Ulll your 11111111111 of 11s. and W11 sllllll llhl
lack 11x1-i11 11111111. (111 thowhulc, perhaps
we 11111111111 llo llcllcr than to (aim to our-
solves the advice givml by 111111 111' the
lady’s spiritual advisers. "lie ('(lllrltuw
one and lirm. " For oumllvcs that is
what We are uningtodo. Wllsholl stand
lino 1111 arock and not be afraid of bone
111111-1111 lhcy gct away from a circus and
am running about at lltrgc.
:t
\‘1111111-1111111! of
The total lll‘l‘l'l that have mu-urrt'll in
111111111111 partsof tho colultly this Janu-
ary show «Jim! not 1111111 3'11! has 111111 ll
progress 1111111 111mb1 ill conslllll ting will
oil-tit M11 1111111111 11. with all the porollc
that has lll'l‘ll lonllc and tho mum-y that
has lwcll spent. The 11111111 ironic horn-
lng was that of the historic [1141111111
House at Albany. [low the poor chom-
llcrmaills upon the owl-r ll1111r could
have been r1mslcd11llv11 1111 Hwy were can
only be cxploloml by the lack of any
pronoun-11111111! 111111111111. It in to ho lmlwll
that the Icflmll of the beloved Will not
I
throughout the country that 11111 im-
nishml with no to diet ilrn 1111131111111 than
this old structure had
9
ill bill.
both diseases
“0 .
.ltll’e well that «let well.
WithMUHIIfiMldIOlWiM‘Mdimlth” ~ -
trouble, and theiewill be sickness in .
1?
belost on proprietors of other hotel.»
le11 111111): 1111111 say that tho rcccot
onllmruo in 111111111111 111111111111 Alum-111111
cattlcls not caused by phalm1pn11111111111io
at all. but by sugar. the sugar in the tar-
Wlleo America pot a dilly on
ilnportwl sugar. Ucrluany, Franco and
Belgium found that American lumen
lied plenropllemooula and Amcrlcan
hogs llml ltlchimsds and restricted their
imports A dose of ymiprmdty will cure
“ltle understmid that lit 11nd lire.
W. it. Vanderbilt will occupy the m.-
pleuest Import nest amt-er."
ed son was seven
years of III. M W“ ’
as severe a cough
u i ever than any '
oae'tn Inner iron.
, lie coughed intes-
sently. and spit on
blood. I tried every-1 1
thing I could think”
ol.b11the eon-tellt-
ly grew worse, and °
I feared the poor.
little tellow w Id surely die. At last, I 3
gave him Ayer’s Cherry Peetorai. being. 0
recommended to do so by the physician. mg
This medicine gave the child s11??-
11
0
8
l
lief and eoected a permanent 11rd"—
1111.11 3.111111”, Uberty.’l’em.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral°
Received "tallest Awards
AT TH! WORLD’I FAIR 3
0 0000000009 eeoee 'ee
man”
vsmous 1161115.
no. to (‘ure 0 fled “new—Continued Pop-
nlarlty of lace.
Constitutional rcdmss of the nose is one
of the most. trying [1111.111111] (infects from
which awemou 1.1.1111 under. A v1'11ll known
physician has recently bccn experiment-
ing with 11 view 11111V'111111111i11g this troll
hle whc 11 it docs not nrlxc from such direct
cannons tight lacing 'l he lrtlytm’cnt he
advises is till 11511111111111; animation of the
galvanic cumin? ’.111l1 polni are applied
to thy- 11111111 and 11111 continually movcd
11t.Tl111 strength of thc 1.11rr11ut he has
painted by the 111111111111.- oi burning com~
plolocdot by H111. pnllt'nl This appllca
ll". llllllULlll-ill.
that is folIou‘cd by an intense redness of
the skin. which lasts for an interval of 2
to 48 hours 'l‘oo strong currents must be
avoided. 1111 account ol’ the 11xceselve lrri»
tntloll tllcy 1111111111111. The applications arc.
r11p11ntcll at intervals of two or il1n1111lays
Tho 11111tl1111l rvqlllrcs policllcc and 11 11.1111-
Ildcroblc numlwr of applications-at. least
in to H1 and 1-1111111li1111111 1111111 1111 many as
80 sittings. 'l‘hc llll'lllIKl has been used in
a 1111111l11-r of 1111-11-11. always with success.
’l‘llc short 311111111. with a full llltequll is
still lllc ltl'l‘l‘pli'li slylc, with the usual
largo slocxcs and hp 1111! nwcrs. tho lullcr
hcillg of the soon-goods as tho jacket or of
wind, silk or for lirohliug. 11ml cspcc'l
ally stilcln-ll bomb-11f cloth forming loo-
tlls, in lllr l‘llfilllilllllllit‘r‘lit'rtlfltiillll forihoaw
gilrllll-lllx
1.111111 l~llsl11l 111 prulllwion upon l'vl'ry
thing and is associated with may 1111\-
tcrlnl, 1111111 \\ i1l1 for. The l11111vy guipllrce
arc employ-11d mainly and nrouftcrl appllcd.
illll» to show tllc plltlcrn wcll.
Paris is inexhaustible in tho lnvcutloll
oil-111111” fancy 1111111111111. ”111 manufacturing
of which may servo togiu- solnouccupo
lion to idle hands. A crcsccnt cardholdcr
ls 111111 of tin- nmvcxt 11f lion-111 trlilcs. it ill
made of iwu creel-cots of cardboard, 111111
twvcrnl sizes lurgcr than the other. The
larger 111111. locovcnul with 111mm green satin
laid ill llnc. tint ploitu and iscdgml with
silk curd. A frlngc of narrow ribbons,
each tl1r111l11otl11g in 11 head, ill sowcd near
the points. The slllllllcrcarlllumrd cm
emit ill town-1| with pink brocade and
tucked by 11 low stitches to the face of the
larger one. The cardholder is suspended
by a loop covered with e bow of ribbon.
Junta 01101.1.“
A“... .... -.. .........._ ... -.
Duutlvu Neodm lore.
Superintendent Charla Alogo, 0! U11
National Detective Bureau, lndlaloooh.
but. announces that two or 11111
cllplblc owl trustworthy men are 111-11111».
in this county to 11111 as priretu 111211 elm»
under his 'llltttllt'ttiullo Ens-1111111111 in
"it? "MR 111 mu. mwwerlry til sumo-n. 11.
M101 s lame 111-1111111111 11-11117 11nd will 1-1-1111
it with full [ltl'll1‘ll'11l'l, which all! ~1-
plalo low you 11111 1111” "1 pr 111 11
slidmlslog him 111 lmilnnuyuoln loo
Mothers Item This
‘My child 111 ”“1""! to sen-r11 atoll to
at diurnal-11. [lot 1111 the hm 1111-11111"
Dr. lloml' l1 Diarrhoea Morrow «1111- llwl
given and so lmomllllte core mod
it would have required a clout-ll units 1
ephyslcieu. 1111 on 111111111111 occasions
believe llr, Hood‘ 11 ltcmwlwe would have
saw-d theilfe of the child I lost. hell they
hum within my reach 111 the time o! its
sickness.” EMF 1 A Bennett. 722 New
unremilemden, N. J 'l‘h are epith-
1ild children» remedies. 21 cents. All
drug mm. "a...”m
’l'hs beet llno lyoe and ex pectorllnt for
the cure of with. coughs. end all nlroet.
lung and brollelllsl troubles. in undoubt-
edly. Ayrs’e Cherry Peetorel. the only
unsettle tor colds and coughs admitted on
exhibition at the 011111-1111 World's Fair.
Carlton Geranium of them-
mte, 111111111111", 3.1.. believes that
“banishment My shouldbe
ism lions. flee-silt lore~
line' 111 far ahead of anything heretofore solo by us at the some‘prices.‘
,
yard
the m mers' reason is quiet
course. .111 usual we guarantee
or 211111. for a e111gle shirt
r1 gillar value, 01;
a 11rd.
of 1151‘. \ 1r1l
l days.
Mala 1111111111 813..» NorWaik.
THE PEOPLE’S STORE.
ANNUAL JANUARY SALE
-0111...
0111111
fi.’
Linens COttons, Muslin Under-
Wear, Unlaundered Shirts,
Embroideries and Laces.
SATllllllAl Mlllllllllll, JAN. 12, 1895.
l895 - Hamburg Embroideriesti l895
This “her-l: we open our new spring importations of Hamburg edggi‘ and insertions. The
e‘ .1 yard.
ngjpb-szfi the prettiest design you ever saw, at 25c 21 yard.
2111111 yards cambriced ‘31 {figs .0m 3 to 5 inches wide, lace effects. 121lc yard.
.1, 111111 yards lineup bric edgings, all new, at 7c, Sc, 10c, 140 and 19c yard.
Also 1,1 new" and complete line of HWiss embroideries, at he, 1211c, 16c. 170. 19c and 25c a ard.
a ‘ 3111111 ye rd linen torchon laces, different widths, value irom 251: to ‘l9c, choice atthis an e 19c
Men’s Unlaundered Shirts.
when a year, in January, we hold a special sale 1n this line. may are made for us when
it means a big saving to us. and, as a. result, big values to you. 0!
every shirt just as it is advertised.
m 11 111111111 m1 11’s and boys unlaundered shirts, all sizes, good muslin and well made, 3 for 01,
.5 111111 yards cembric edging, all new and choioz’patterns, on
1111 plec 1111 nine inch fioundiug
1111111121111 unlanndered shirts, our leader all linen bosom, re inforced back and front, made
,of Wrmsutlll muslin, iull felled seams; would be cheap at 69c; sale price, 11 for 02 79, or 500 for
1 1111111111 shirt
Mea’ 11 night shirts, fancy fronts and all white, lull length, made of superior muslin, 50 cents
each
Men’s night shirts. 60 dozen in all, superior make, extra line muslin, silk trimmed front}
1!. 711. each.
Cottons and Sheetings.
winch brown muslin, some as you‘ ve been paying Go for, you can buy at this sale for 41
l
1 .mi wide brown muslin, usually sold at 7c 9. yard, any quantity you want at 5c 11 yard.
1 111 11 yards only 315 inch bleached muslin; regular value, 70; while it lasts, 5c 11 yard.
‘Flllli. 111‘ 1h». 1 1111m’0n8 yard wide The lowest price ever named by any house' 1n Ameri
hill 11 WW.
:1. 1 ; .-i.-1 cs 1.1111 wolc. standard brown sheeting, well known makes, for this sale, 25 per cell”.
lo.» than maul r [1101‘s
:1 4 111.111 11 1111111 ling the host in the market for 15c yard Coma and take ours at lilo yards? 1'.
:1 4 llrnwn 1.11. 1111111; you 'll be surprised at the price-so much less than you ’vebeen paying—' ‘
lo v 1111 0
P111 w 11, w . 111.1 11 11!- inc l1 wide—bleached—never mind how we do it—come and get some
“fir-l1-
llflll’l lllll lllli
Thafive sell the best g ods that the ma 1,
1110111101111 ,as low as they can be sold fg
‘1)
.~
1.1 111 ll p11 1 ..- 111-11 cotton at a price never before known. 90 yard
.--11~-un— W
' ,\ nerd to the will»
and maintain the quality. There is nothr‘
a man is more susceptible to than good 11
lug-.1111] once. his Wife treats him to lift
class articles of food he wants them rigl;i
11
‘31
5,1
1’1?
A 1111111 1111.111" 111 11111111 11111.14 along.
We Mention ThisWee
[1111 large Montanahunts 2|l1s.2511.
Julian Shelled Almonds 50c lb.
tuyl 1s Sahel llmonls. 5011 to.
Russian annulus, stunting 111111.251ll1111. .
Amelican Biscuit 11111111111 hull (late, 111 Ill. holes. 2511 box.
Slowed Tomatoes 111 i111 1111111,1811s.1111111111 1
t111alinatigs.111iceslum 131110 201 Ill
lspalagus lips' 11 cans. selected polls. 351 11114011 I111
0 I1 We aleheallqollels lorSaIllnts. lslstte's Chips andvalielits 1111111111111“:
1111: 1113.
1111111 1111111 fancy genuine lltv Olleans llew 011111 Molasses call here.
[isn’t Forget llur Big Sale of But "
1125.1811130111.111. ll would 111111111511 you to blow the 11111111111111 have sold 111 the
'13 lbs. ll anti. Granulated 81111111 for SI ..llll
P11511111 all 1111111111 quotations 1111 have mail as they all not good tall 1111i m
Bllgtins 1111111111 slid.
to Handle only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams. Boneless
con. Dried Beef and Pie Pork. lhtymly llt alllllt light 11 pin
they are Delicious.
11111 toss famous lunch Mllltisnlt l: the host 111111111 produced and has its in 1
11131111.1111111111111111111 Millennial llll lit: 11 1111511111. to my not yrs.
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