' § add Lyall
. i, have the best
I. and, 'clcanest
fctory in the
hired States.
That’s Why
B. L. Tobacco
dever contains
: 3. V.
and..- yarn-1; 4:“‘§
impurities.
, ALL PAPER.
t lam now located in my new
i ' . = and cordially invite you
~ andseeme. [shall take
.. I“ - in showing you my
- . whether you wish to buy
not. I am receiving about
0 shipments of new goods
week. My stock for the
i -< - trade will be double any-
; . ~ -_ I have ever shown you.
‘I-pricewillbe very low on
. ‘ goods. My connection
:11: with the manufacturers aflords
me facilities for buying, not en-
' , .. by'a'hy dialer in this sec-
.. 5- thestate.
. ters' Supplies, Artists’
. , als, Glass, etc.
flitting, Paper Hanging and
,“lrat’ , by competent men
’, . E. Gorham,
corner First Ave. Illll lee 8t.
EAST NORWALKé
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The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
laundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason Inf
0 the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
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s so. IAIN 81.. so. NOBNilIi.
'* PraetlchmitedtoDisesmofWomsn
Olselieers. loader-end nor-aura. s to
nil ly
If. I. Pete-I 0-“.
“s I”. to 10.3.
communism
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my, trains.
0.. assumes.
ThsMsyorOrdmth‘e moo
' Guard Trolley Stations. .
WEI THOUSAND UNDER me
A ”In” ltsllwer President's Demand For
moan. tor tho Comps-rs Property
at Ones (lo-soiled With—Bloodshed Hey
Yellow ea Attempt to Bun Cars.
Bsoosnrs. en. lit—There, is or
prospect that load will best in this
city today. Armed soldiers are protecting
the station-oi the trolley lines, and po
licemen petrol tho tracks. .
At 5 o'clock this morning the anti
Second brigade, comprising all the militia
uglments in the city, was turned out and
hurried through the streets to take up its
position. Three presidents of street roil~
way componlrs mode the demand for the
calling out of the militia, and Mayor
Schleron nt Uliru coniplicd.
Mayor r-‘ohiuron nuulo a requisition inst
evening upon Brigadier (iolrsral Junior
Melee:- for ill . or m '1 of the Brooklyn
milltln’ n :n l o "Swans today, as tho
pelican...“ tun Ti.‘ - l i.::\e been found
inadequate in u... .. ., the dillloultics.
This powe: la in. .. .n (in: muyor so for
u the troops wi‘.i..u :lue mt,» ore mullet-nod.
but in case thou: furil‘silll'i‘f unable to quell
my disturbance that only nrisc the com—
mlsslonor of police can then call upon the
sheriff, who in his official capacity lsnu-
thorlsed to call own the governor for
troops from other parts of the cute.
The call for help is made under section
162 of article 10 of chapter 5590f the lows
of 1:503, which provides that in case of any
breach of tho pmce of imminent danger
the shorifl' of any county or the mayor of
any city may call for aid upon the com-
manding oflloer of the national gum-(l star
tioned in the county or city where the
trouble is or in the counties or cities ud-
jacunt.
’l‘ho Commanding officer upon whom
them“ is made shall order in aid of the
civil authorities the force or soy part
thereof under his command. and shall rer
portwhat he has done and tho clrcum~
stances of the case to the connnnnder-in—
chief. It is left to the commanding oiileor
to designate whet portions of tho militia
shall bemlled out. The purpose of the
authorities is to have men stationed at the
depots. while the police force is to protect
the cam
Mayor Settlers-n (Innllllte His l‘nbinet.
Mnyor Schlerrn. Corporation Counsel
McDonald. Police Commissioner Welles
and Commissioner White met in the
mayor's private oflioe last evening to dis-
cuss the question as to the advisability of
the call for troops. The conference was
the outcome of the ntllcini notification of
President Norton of the Atlantic Avenue
system and President Lewis of the Brook
lyn Heights system that they would oper-
ate all their lines of railroads today, with
or without police protection, and in com~
pliance with a request that military force
be called upon to assist the police.
The strike situation is [rm-owing more
grave hour by hour. The {clique of the
state board of mediation and arbitration
weer-umuuottlcmontnnd the fact that the
ofllcluln and employees of the trolley rmuls
have been unable to come to on ogrncmont
after numerous attempts to reach ritllflllm
tory conclusions have not helped to nilny
public nppruhelmiou of impending labor
tmuhlcs of the first magnitude.
The strikers hnd ol‘fcrcd all the conces-
sions that they urn prepared to mako, and
the olllviulsuf lhl,!l’fllilillbnl('fl hm! informed
the mayor and tho police authorities that
todny all the cars of the Atlantic Atomic
and the Brooklyn Heights systems will ho
in full opvrntion regardless of muse
quarters. and tin-y now assert that they
hum thrust the responsibility for those
consequences upon the shoulders of the
municipality.
' At a low estimate the strikurs and tho
homo-«d other unmnployml luv” and wmn»
en uho stood about the streets won-hing
the iIqu-loptnc'nt of lnmlorn number about
20.0%, it is only justice to the strikers
to lilt)‘ thnl llury nrc not responsible for
runny of this bronchi-s of tho ponl'o which
Decor from duty to duy
.tn Exciting lluy.
’l'hv dny won on exciting one in the nu
Dale of the history of Brooklyn. in every
qllnt’lvr whom mm wvrc running tlmre
wcn- riots. but fortunately no lmm of life
Severn] persons hnd very narrow escapes
from n vlnlvnt death.
Thom er'u shouting scrapes and nucl-
dcnts in different quart-we. in many roses
the attitude of the crowds was so threaten-
ing that the now motornwu and conductors
in charge of ours loft them in the street
and find for their lives. Uthvre were per-
snmiod by sirlkum (but they wore working
in a bad coarse and left their mrs of their
own rolltlou.
'l‘hc ill fouling of the crowds is directnd
l'hlolly nunlnst the pollen. lnttny of whom
any mnrks of wounds inflicted by tho
liltl’lilllilffliu mun. Moons l‘tflil bricks nre
thrown at them which they have nonhuman
of avoiding. 'l‘hc twmmr of tho crowd-a of.
last become so bitter that tho pruprinty of
calling upon the unvortmr for Iullllnry old
was fro-ly discussed,
Mayor Mich-run mid lhnt the police do
pertinent was fimdmpuutc to protect the
buildings of the rnllroml companies nnd
giro promruttvutiun to the amnesia of tho
cornpnuh-s for mun to watch the "one
mount of tho trolley mm, The president»
of tho mllroml minimums. i’ms‘ulout Nor
ton of tho Atlontlo Avenue line in particu-
lur. suggest tho nldml‘ the mllilnry. 'l‘he
nuiyor mud n communication to the atom
hoard of irradiation and arbitration. ask»
in“ the «from of their lnrmllunlhms and
interviews with the lwuiers of both shims.
'l‘lu- rvply was lhnt tho board new no way
of bringing the opposliifl slurs tolernls.
but mode no recommendations.
For a (ism-ml Trudi- fitrlhr.
’l‘hn lmdors of the railroad strike were
holding it nwetlnu M 'l‘hrnop m-mm- nml
llopknm ulrwt when Information wns ru-
ncivvd of tho I‘fllllllll out of troops. They
decided m n rvtolintory stop in use cw'ry
effort in roll is uencml strike of all the
mules in llrcmlalyn,
'l‘ho nnnonmmm-nl of Mayor rh-hlcrcn
was recoit’oil with momentum nml imliu
nation or tiw slrillm' humlqunrlors. raid
one of tho lenders:
“i am afraid that this step will lead to
riolcme. it has been hard to mtreln the
men hitherto. and i am almld they will
remrd this latest more so an inclination of
coalition between thcauthorltlossnd the
railroad corimmtlons. .
"it is impossible to say whet action the
executive board will lots in the nutter.
but they will hold a meeting at once."
m Horte- XM I“ Ad.
mm, m roe-com cots pr»
n, ‘7‘
A
vats ‘ .tc‘ Wald
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W
tlon. it will slip be time for the meteor
to not. . , ‘
Another has'e to be meldercd is this;
it the city o Brooklyn. through its mayor,
or thc‘connty of Kings. through its sham,
calls out the troops. the county will hove
"7 to pay them and stand the expense of the
maintenance. while, on the other hand. if
the governm Subtle-s tho cull the state will
have to beer ti. lnxl‘llun. Colonel Cole
does not see why the suite should be celled
to hear an exlwnm which rightfully is thlt
of the county of Kings.
eusiNEss OUTLOOK. '
There flee Been on Improvement to the
iron and Meet industries.
an Yfmlt, Jan. lit—ll. G. Don (I:
Ooflsyweokly review of trade says uslny:
There are some good signs. but they do
not as yet extend to business generally,
which bonitotes much as it has for months.
(laid continues to go abroad, 05,550.00!)
having gone this week, and the deficit of
revenue is already over 00,600,000 for the
month. This state of facts. with the tall
are of congress to malw provision for her.
rowing or for increasing revenue. still
operates to retard a wholesome recovery,
and the volume of demonic tradempro-
sented by exchanges through clearing
houses is again about 7 per cent larger
than last year, as it was in the first week
of the month. but is 33.7 per cent smaller
than two years ago—~shlghcr rate of tie
crease than for some time post.
The industries are meeting - a larger de~
mood for some products since the new
year begun, but rather less for others. and
no definite improvement appears in prices
of manufactured products or in wages. in
the main. it is n wa ting condition. with f
much hope that p lilvo improvement is
not far oil. but not very satisfactory ovi-
dance of it as yet.
Thorn is somewhat more doing in the
iron and steel business-enough tocnuse a
shade of lifting in prices for llcsscmer
iron and billets st Philadelphia where
there is also improved demand for finished '
products, but at Pittsburg all changes re-
ported are downward. The large contrsct
for the Blackwell's island bridge and one
or two smaller contracts give hope that the
consumption, which hes legged nmch he
bind the reduction of pig iron. may pres-
ently catc up.
r"""'“ .. n “W..-
ARMY BlLL PASSED.
It Carries an Appropriation of m,m.ooo
and Advances General Mitotic”.
WAsmsoros. Jan. in. —- The music
passed the army appropriation bill. carry-
ing 523.1”), 000. end the bill which in ef-
fect advances General Schoilcld, in com-
mand of the army. to the rank of lieuten-
ant general. held by Generals Sherman
and Sheridan. Ashlc from this the day
was given to the dellnte on the Nlcsragua
ennui.
Mr. Mos-gnu. in chnrgcof the measure,
sought to fix» time for bringing the ques-
tion to nvotc, but without success. and
the tedious dismisslon mm on. with little
prospect of n speedy vow.
Mr. (Jeffrey (la y prmntml a new phase
of the subject by offering a rmoiution uric
lnga new treaty with h immune and (fuels
Him (or the reunion of n canal mute on
tlroly undor the jurisdiction of tho [foiled
Status.
The consideration of the lndinn nppro—
prinlion bill wneonlivonml by Mr. liros‘;
venor, who brought up tho Hohhot of the
A. l'. A. in connortlun with tho nppropri-
ation for lndlnn M‘lionla.
lie dmmlllmuti the ninnncr in which he
had been misrepresented during the lost
campaign by the agents of that organizer
tion, and dwlnml that although he was a
Protestant ho had never nimlc war on any
man bommcof his religious faith. if the
time over room when he was formd to do
so to ho pupulnr or successful. on that day .
ho Would voluntarily rotiro from politics.
Tilt! llnai «llsiumitlun of the paragraph.
relating to lndlan schmyln was llrully paw
punod. Sow-ml hill» relating to the ills-
trlt-t of f‘olumbht nod to minor hustlers
Were pnem'd.
Respite- (‘mne Just In Tim.
HAVAVNA", Jim. in. -- riddle Devin,
found guilty of rnnrdcr. was rcspltsri.
Davis. in his death clothes. was just about
to step upon tho trap in his cell at the
county prison when hlslswyer arrived and
urged a delay. as he had hopes of secur-
ing a telegram from liovornor Atkins. and
barium» taken from the gallows cell, and
mu afterward the respite come.
The Mil-n Lies to the rope.
ROME, Jan. llL—«Tho when of Turkey
has written u long latter to the pope in
whirh l’m dun-lures that the reports of the
Armuninn ninusm-m are false and appeals
to the pope to intervene with the [mm
The pope ruplimi evasively to this letter.
assuring tho sultnu of his “mod will. but
surfing that he desired In await the return
of the A rmcnhm commission.
The l'ity first: "as I I'll.
New Youk, Jan. lib—At a ruminant
the legislative ontmullm of the City club
the report or the follow cummitteuwns
dim-umui. "Among the molnlm,“ l-‘oo
rotary l’ryor sold, "the greatest distrust,
not to my lndlmmtloo, tron espremsl st
tho outcome of the ilivcsiluatltm and the
pnerlle conclusions of the committee."
"vie-isne' unit I» shot.
lion-tn, liviulnml. .lnn. io.-—'l he links
of Urlmns and his suit how loft .‘loverfor
lxmdon. hi. do lhmlvnlmhe secretory of
the duke, in ronvrvrmtlon with a moment
“ire of the prams. mid that the fluke of
()rlmns was not willing in metro any state:
men: prim: than that "minibus! in his
man Kristo.
Ills l-‘Mhrr lulled ls 1'11".
PITTMRURH, Jon. ilk—«Michael Oil”
dorf. the anarchist, who claims to he a
son of Hlon l lllomlorl. the men who threw
the bonds thot killed Alexander ll of Run-v
sis. was Ntmtlmum‘l here to in months in
the worthouse for mbbery.
A lmlymfllflmls
(m. Cm, Jan. lir~llsnry (Mm was
shot and killed in so slinceilon with illi—
lse Williams. Wilbert» has been arrested.
charged with mould:
v
use We Its-sister Intel.
Assumes. ill. (3.. Jul-19.»:IA. tun
eldest daughter of Wes
and here.
, he passed upon him next Wednesday.
Extent of $169000.
“harm...“— ‘
W/ssoosrtsssnmsnmm.‘
m
blew Yarn BrokesWhelosteaflpecm
latte-e In the MI W lands la
lull—Lived In usurious Ityle at I! “
Home In Orange. I. J.
Nsw Your. Jen. lit—Edward 0. only-
Icy. a broker who hes been doingan ex-
tensive business in municipel bonds at ll
Wall street, was arrested charged with
forging and negotiating bonds of western
oi . After his srrestlhe confessed to
for 3 bonds aggregating “06,000 at par,
on which he had obtained from the Mor-
santile Notional bank of this city loans
newline 0166.000-
inuley, the forgor, had been to New
Haven consulting with his partner, Wil-
liam P. ’l‘uttlc. ’l'uttlo denies that be has
a pennor of Qulgley for over a year,
but the firm name hes not been changed,
although so fares this city is concerned
Quiglcy appears to have been doing hush.
nose on his own account.
Qulgloy says he was in New Haven try-
IDB t0 not money enough to set himself
right here. lie come back to this city and
went to his Wail street office. lie was
called to the Mercantile National bank,
and when conftouted and accused by the
officersand diroltorsmimiitcd that during
the pest tcn~ months he had borrowed
”H.000 from the bank on the following
bonds. which ho hnd forged:
City of Cleveland, 867,000; city of
Springfield. 0,, 863,000: city of llarris-
331;“, 035,000; city of Zanesville, 0.. All,-
Wbcthcr his fornerfos had been more or.
tonslvo than this he Would not state. but
there is on oplnlon that tho Mercantile
:Natlonsl was not the only bank victim-
ized it would have berm an my matter
for him to have borrowed on these bogus
bonds inl‘ptbcr cities where he had good ‘
credit. on ho had at the Mercantile Na-
tional bank.
[melted l'p at Once.
immediately nfter he had made his con-
fession to the oilieers of the Mercantile My
tional brink he was taken to the criminal
court building under arrest. in loss than
an hour afterward the |«rand jury had in-
dicted him for forgery in the first degree
lic had entered a plea of guilty before
Recorder “off in the court of general see
lions and had been locked up in a coil in
the Tombs to await sentence, which will
it
was his own desire that he should be scu-
tcuced at once. but he was prevailed upon
to Illt a short delay.
The Mormntiie National bank officers
claiul that they will lose little through
their dealings with ingley. They ot-
tachod everything belonging to him on
which they could‘lay their hands. The
sheriff in in charge of the Wall street of.
line. and it is started that there are velo-
‘ able neuritis» in the locked safe there.
The sherifl also selscd Quigley's stable
of ten flue horses. with the earringes nu!
stable equipments at Orange. The New
linen property of William P. Tuftle. his
partner. was attached for $70,000 by the
bank officers. 'i’mtle dads-3s the nttnclr
mm! illegal and urge hocnn prove that he
has not been a murmur of Qulgloy for
more than n yum,
Qtilgley's Orange Record.
(lltASorz, N. .l., .lnn. i0.—-i-'.dwnrd(l.
Quigloy, the femur. is wvll known bore
No bus bot-n prominent in club and so
cicty rlrrlos for a your met. llo hos lived
‘ born {or 3 number of ymrs, but was very
quiet and until nlmul at your ago inmlo no
pretensions, Then he twilight om- of tho
hnndsmm-«t villn sill-s in this sol-lion. it
was on l'rnlor street. Well up toward the
Montroso portion. The property covered
four (M'flln. 'l‘lu- m'ordod purl-busing
prim was £30,000.
The halls“ was refitted at rs furtherm-
pensouf evvsmsl ihmmmd dollars Win-ll
the Qulgluyu tool; ,llle-i'rtfllflll of the house,
they attended nil the fimviiuns at tho ills
n'st'lub. tho “range Allill‘llf‘ club and
the (troupe llldimr club. His wife and
two bond-«mm lbuiuixtors belonged to the
lust named club.
Mrs uniulaey link on active port in all
social events, and the family wns admliwd
to the most ell'lllsltoulmlm in the city.
The Wonmn's i‘hristinn Temperance un~
ion and other organizations benefited by
her labors
The family maintained a number of
fashionable rigs and also riding horses.
Every nunuher of the family appeared to
he srmmpllnhed in horsobsck riding. and
‘ their riding at the riding club was eiwsys
s festum lllsdnuubtcr started the moro-
mcnt in this li'f'llllll for the abolition of
the side saddle and found a number of
lummrlers.
An linibrsslrr Kills Himself.
Tomato, .lnn. lilo-W. Durand. ayonng
sochrty umn. married, with three children,
cornmltied sub-ids: by inking morphine.
lie had mrrlml on a liaison with is young
lndy and to harp it up bad rtnbcuiml large
sums from his employers. the Mummy-
llarrisrumpuoy This being found out,
linrnnd took lily-own lil’o, profurrlng death
to dlsumrc.
( Impmnn Is In I‘ll-truly.
Wssnmxim. .lflll. llL—llrolto-r Elm-
tou ll. (’lmpnmo of New York city, who,
gm, "rumour brokers and two newspa-
per own. who mullrtml for reform) to on.
swl-r luqulrlw of the smut» euunr lm‘. ,lv
”Alllgl'hlllllllllfi‘. was pinned nominnily
in "to custody of the United Hates mar-
shal. _
\c-rldrut In a Tunnel.
New 't’oun. .lno ill. ml-Ovo men at Work
in tho Long l-dnml tunnel of the Elm
ltlrcr they mmpony, opposite Sorority-first
strcm in lb.» oily. m-ro annml by the port.
mg of n mpn in tho elevator shaft. All
the own urn lulmi'v‘llt.
Post"); “one Footrests-ten.
WMmsmm. .lnn. ll|.-—~Tlmfollowing
fourth rinse pu-tmnsiers were npminlcd;
.‘s‘rw .larwy » Park Ridge. 'i'. ll. Fuhrer.
l'mmsylvnolewMerton, .l. P. Young;
Hwhtnm. Mary It. ilmlmnnd.
Connierfrttere Arrested.
Xi"! Youtt. Jan. lit-wt clique of mun-
tertelters who have turned out all kinds of
spurious «no». running in donlnnluation
from a nickel in shells-r. were arrested by
m service «immune at li‘lfl Eliot flor-
entyolahth sir-mt
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tumor. :6. 2.. Jun. "Own!” is
be: renewed setM shawnvln the lee
”meteorite um.
Werthlesanndstcthe
ww m.
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8
givethehousehse
oftblsviot it
“smalls " '
ll of Gmeries, on
Ten Pounds Beet Grscuelted Sugar, 80° Ode Gen Lcsdchondemd b ‘ ‘
Two Cakes Ozone Been; ' c One Can Best Tomatoes. . lil- '
One Pound Best Black :- lllxed Tee, One Pound Beet Ground Codes
oc Csn Best Corn, =60 One Pound Best 0i
no Box Eusmeline Stove Polish.
OPEOTAL PlilOE
W To ohtein these prices,
BUTTER
Very Best Creamery Butter,
Flue Table Butter,
Good Dairy Butter,
per
TWENTY-FOUR POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR "LN“
New York liracery Oomnan
GR
seduce-emf: weeaeid setslerdtondgy’ein are
In opports
SATURDAY. JANUARY. l9 lose." .
HERE ARE run GOODS AND Pawns. ‘
.5.
can Bus
is chrter Pound Best round
the purchaser will have to
Our censuses Burl-n is '
ANY noossussrsu nor Usllhlir‘ll'li‘
new” on...
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25: Ml Wm
DONOVAN’S BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK.
80th street and let avenue,
4011) Street and 2d avenue.
i new YORK CITY.
33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
“M
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
l —BETWEEN—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLEM - .'
CITY OF NORWALK,
VULCAN.
EAGLE A...
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York. at 5 p. m.
leave Norwalh, 5 p. In. South Norwsllr, 0:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwellr, Eagle and Vulcan will he
lent for special ion of freight anywhere in New Yorkgcr its vicinity.
”'5.“ persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of tlh
no n tumor. of the owners thereof.
. octf
Bruin
OllT BOSTNESS OOllEO
(NOT BHOBTHAND SCHOOL.)
325 Main Street.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in 30%
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names. ' "‘
over 1,000 graduates wefhave placed in business.
a}. ll. lOllNlll. President: N. f. DENNIS; Teacher of Penmanshin,
Slayer. Secretary and Treasurer
DlAMONDS.
IDII’()RTEI) B‘RFJIC OI" DUTY.
l have been successful in buying
ported free of duty and cut 1n New
Diamonds that were im-
lork; for out and finish are
superior to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamonds were bought
before the diamond cutter’s strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and wall offer Diamonds to
my customers this season for
less money than the same quality of goods can be bought for
elsewhere.
A. W. AUSTIN, THE LEAOINO JEWELEll,
39 Will STREET.
unnwuu. cons. 1,
M...“ .. . _, .
Wall Paper. Wall Paper.
AT
YOUR
We
money
We
room
We are in
business
s ell goods.
not to ‘hold
them, and
OWN '
when every-
. body is hard
up it is good policy for abusiness
man to accommodate himself to
the circumstances.
W'ALL PAI’ER.
is worth just as much today as it
over wasdt is made just as well;
it will lost just as long as or or.
but it will not. bring as good a
price. Why? Simply because
people haven’t the money to
put into it. We have the code
and we don’t want to keep t cm.
and to make the exchange we
have to make it an inducement
to you and we are doing it. _We
are selling Wall Paper at prices
that will make the purchasers
feel good eyery time they look
at it. and all we ask is a next.
We money in your pocket to see
our stock before you buy.
need
need
L. ”H‘."‘nécker,
79 Washington st, 80. Norwalk.
Artists' materials.
framed to order. "
Pictures
Raymond 8: Sons.
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furniture llcslers ssd lie-ere! Funeral
llirssters.
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REMEMBER
The llcnnsctlcut lisnml life In-
surance 60., of Hartford,
will insure the life of e young man for m
for less than to s_day.'or will sell him an no , ‘
dowment for sum for less than in a day.
psychic to himself if he lives, and his ml.
it hedlcs. so do not neglect to insure.
8. S. i’HONNEOlEO. AGENT.
, lll NASNINOTON ST.
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Patent Medicines
EAOV ANO PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PING”.
IN FAOT. NAAO NOT TO TAKE,
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Hood's anpsriils, .fl
Ayers' fimamrilln. f .0!
Dana’s Emporium .01
Cutlcurs Moivent, .
Scott’s Emulsion, i”
Green‘s Nl-rvurs, .70
Btllison‘s Simillc for Malaria. .15
Palm's Gel Compound, .0
‘Brandreth's lie, .1.
March Floaters, .10
Benson’s Capsioe Planters. .18
Cestorls e“
W. l’llls, .is
Atwood’s Bit , .18
Bsdsm’s )iicrohe Killer, (3%., .‘l
Bedam’s Microbe Killer, pl. film. 3.!
Yankee Lung Soother, .‘
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Drug Store,
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