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m” In to tut.
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‘0 Blend, rut ."Ihulnnonttut emu.
6! and Miler-(iron nphymyphy‘nleim
.10
.13
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mm . I13
Niacin Killer, t... .7
m. .9
K'lier .‘ .',
.glauunfloothler. W 1W
o‘c, Stillson’s
oIrug Store,
32 Wthhlngton Street.
’rusnumi
' . AILROAD ooumur.
y, _ Y-CONDUCTED TOURS.
.W HINGTO glitz:
d 3
tot: hunnry 17. February'l’nnd .
Aprilll. May 2nd Zl. 1895. inclu-
teo. including accommodations at
in: New York. $13.60. Philadelphia.
or thmduy tours will leave New
Philudel hin Fobrunr 7 and March 7.
e0.inclu in all neceesnry executes:
York. Stall" iladeinhln 1250; also
roturningvle Richmond: Walling-
A oerles of Jackson-
ville tours. Allowing
two weeks in the
01’ Flowers. will be run during3 Jnnnnzroy
nry lznnd at. and Much Ind
no . ti“. or. or?
09 3. non men OD on
Palm
CALIF0§§IA$
‘ hull!" York nnd Phll0delphin by in iii-
mllnun tub). February 20 nod eh
t
Dot-lied itinerary will he sent on npplitr
gun to Tourist Agent. 1196 Brondvmy. New
ad, or Brood Street Station. Phllulelphln.
3. Woon.
‘ W 'l Pitta. Auent.
'Gno. W. Born.
Ain‘t. Gen'l Putin. Agt.
.LLM line: & llamntt 87‘?
JANUARY 27. 1896.
. mm Luv: son'rn uouwnnx m
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(01:: :29 no. to ”maroon.
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VLIfimtfleszw 0c..n.n.; 4:!
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WM“ condoned inr ”grungy: “pg,
- cm i IN”?! 0 l. Partnrcrrtct'
W “agatglg {Kit-wit to col Him: than than
~ ~ from wflllllliijtt o.
m mould. rimming or ”MM" with Ilrwrlpr
- . We Adria. ii pan-mum or w :. Irr0
0min not due Illl numb snared. ‘
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“Five‘yenn one.” any- Anp A. Irwin.
night sweats. greatly reduced in limit,
I began to tan Ayer'n Cherry Peanut.
and 01m urlng' two hot”. wu com-
pletely 9515'- , .
We might tell you more shout 0
Minute Cough Cure, but you wolvuhly
tie-.mweummtuaniyehm '
know tint it com a cough. Every one
does who has tired it. It in 0 perfect:
remedy tor cooghn, colds, host-near. It
in on especial inrorito Ior children, being ,’
planner“ to take and (puck in curing (i.
A. Gregory a 00., and o, c. null-an
Don't worry, Don't run in debt
Don’t trifle with your henlth. Don't try
experiment: with Minions. Dln’t
more the and money on worthim «
compounds. Don't be pmnnded to tats; l
n euhatitute {or Aycr’t lintuparilln. l . '
is the beat oi blood-purifier!
Bony people have no time, and empathic
people have no inclination to use a slow
rnmrdy. One Minute Cough Cure not»;
promptly and given permanent reunite
(l A Gregory & (.70.. and i}. C Stillmm
:-
untu has;
3 lillEllE BlIIlIIIllB.
Encouraged by our increasing trnde
and hoping thnt we may increase tur
salon lot the next month, we will hate
ANNUAL
Ianuaty and February
SALE
to reduce our stock.
Here ure 3 (cw oi the good thing:
40 pin. Lodir-s' Turn Pat. Leather Slip
pets, worth 2.”, at 1.39.
80 pro. Lndim' Turn Kid Slippera,
worth 1.50. at no on.
20 pm Lndiee’ G. Welt Pot. Tin Shin.
D and E width only, worth 4.50. It
$.50
60 pm. ludiee’ Put. Tip 099m and
Grantiném Sense Toe Shoes, worth 2 00.
at . ,
180 prn. Ladietf Kid Common Same
Welt Shore, worth £00. at 2 00 a pair.
in our len’t Depart-rut, we will
chat the bounce of our well known 3.00 ‘
Cork Bole Shoe nt 2 50 a pair.
80 pro. Won't Cork Sole. lace. worth
2.00. at 1.50 n pnir.
80 pro. Men’s Cork Sole. Luce 0nd
Congo-m, (live i), 10,;und ll), worth
2.50, at 1.25.
7|) pm. Men's llmin Shoes, worth
2.0", at I 60.
2 Genes of Hen'e Arctic: It 85 etc. 0
pair.
S5 prr. Police Shoot, worth 2.00. at
l 50 a pair.
“ll pro. Men'e Shoes at 83 cents.
60 our. linye' Gain Shore, worth 1.75,
at I 25.
Youth in the lime, worth 1.3:», ht
lull.
80 pro. Youth't Short” 70 centr.
60 pm. Boye’ Shoot 0t 80 ctnte.
An inepectiono! Our Goods and Our
Prices in n Peritlre Carlene-glint
’I lit WHITE ”H02 8703!!
in chains the
G renter-it Bargains.-
ot the min.
NOTICE.
I. II. IIAIILMAN’S
NEW llil’lllllllll
Auction Sale
BOIIIISSIIII STIBLES.
205, 206, m, ms, 200, 2m, 211,
212, 214, 224, 226 East 24th St,
bet. 2d undid Ayn, New York
Gmndflpenlngluuinnlale
lulu, in. It. Ills. III a. o.
Miler Mar to into place every
Indny ud mum following the
mud "only. in the new all epoch
one ring new mun-plated for the
tale of her-w by auction.
um
WA Jafimyfimmwlrn
outing-"22.. ‘ r, Emu
mum-I»
to houtn’ trial
her-omnibu-
may
given; every
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wunrsorox. Fen. i.--It ll lent-nee
from on authoritative ' ‘reo that the Ho
walla! govern went is wrloudy wide:
in; the writability'ot putting to death
the royallm who were prominent in tin
recent revolution again-t the republic.
lulormntion .- to the dotemrlnntion oi
the governincut will probably ranch Wash
legion by the next “earner iron: the in
loud». which will be due or San Francine:
some time unlit were" ‘
it it already him it that Queen Lilino
hlonl will be banished. and it in not im-
pouihle that she will twrlvo in the {Salton
States on the name ntemuer.
Congreu her: been purulent in do
munding from the administration the
beta regarding the participation 01 Eng
unusual unuomtast
lieh lubjotttfl in the revolution and has at
lust poured the Hill. rcwlution usklng for
tho names of the British conspirators,
The fact that thorcpresenintlve of Eng-
llnd at Honolulu bod demanded immu:
nity for those iinuliuhmon who had boon
guilty o! trcamnohlo prortlcos boa whuttod
tho appetites o! patriotic congressmen for
all the tmzts in [Kmltltl of the state do-
pnrttncnt. .
From tho some authority which lur-
ninhor the information that there in a die:
petition on the part of the oiliviole of the
Huwolioo republic to execute the rcvolu»
tinnitus the nnrnes a! the English 1‘0"")le
torn nre loomed in advance of the informs-
tinn on this point that the state depart
ment will send tanner or Intertocongreiur
(he! too Revolutionhtn In Jail.
There are under nrmt end imprisoned
It the barracks. police litittlun and prison
in Honolulu 10H persons. iminding boll
breed» and motives. (it them ill) were
taken in tho ilcld enmuedln notiml hostlll'
tlen anoint-at the government. 7:3 were or-
mted on tho «hour: of conspiring nominal
the government. and the remainder are
Inspects hold for investigation.
A fair illustration of the condition oi
attain in ilnwaii is furnished in a letter
junt received here from ticriurnl Hartwell.
a loading luwyor at Honolulu. He in 0
member 0! the Loyal legion and three
year: ago mirocated the woman of a bill
by cough-mt (or the construction of a cable
to llownii. the bonds to be guaranteed by
the I'niterl Fulton. it was his idea that
(outdo ehmritl ho at the dinponal oi the
I'nltod .‘totoe government in cone of war
or whenever it was dcmnudod. tieueml
Hartwell a letter is on lolluwt:
"limit UM“rAl.'€—-—Wlll rend punt-re h
I can murmur. Am pretty well tired out
--fnnr niobm' utinrnl duty without rollol
at tho uulor inn: u! "it! pli‘knt lelollfl on
my ultlo- o! ”it! town and my house tmpm
touted. with H wmnen and girls in it.
outside oi that. and tho irmmsont nuxiety
rim one.
“The l'nitmi Flutes government but
duno more than lvnve Americans in Ho»
wall to thrir Into at the lllllltlll ol’ o Illul'tll'
loan mob w.m were to use dynumlto and
nhow no stunner. lly lm murw it has Ind
that mob in leilmn that it bod the only
lawful authority hire. and lhnt. thtmewhu
ionnntl thu prm lsiuuoi uovorntnunt. which
bu [lewlupt-d tho republic. were to be put
down he inwhreolrem
lingllehman “'rll Protected.
“ Amerimnr (or aiding and uninhll-hlnn
law and order by pnrtlripnting in thc pro
virionnl aowrnmnnt ore to be treated by
the l'nltotl States no entitled to no recog-
nition no Amerimn rill-tour, out! ouch in.
torinnilon ltl inudc public born. The lit-it
lth milliliter does not lieuitute to look alter
Engliuhnwn hero. no matter what their
mum hon lnmn. ’l‘nko timbnm's and
Blount'n and illorelimd'e own 'inr-orrwt
rimr that l niml motes Minimr Stuvuna
0nd (Tomato Mitre. with the naval fort-ct,
nidntl or brought about the change two
ynurn um).
"Amerirnnn and othorn here bud a
right. it out rm to to rely on ”it! tintzed‘
States unvornnwnt. not looting them to
the upptlrmit destruction litter boring by
th0lr rt-pn-sentotlw-q invited them to tulle
the mum they did. ’l’hn plant of the
rehab: were preiitnturnly timnlupod, or no
one can contemplate t-nllnly what would
have manurretl horn. American! at home '
will ho thrilled. ii I tnlntoku not. at tlut‘
Within. l think errrytblug will ho held ’
down tlrmly, it more be. but it there le'
nny immunity loft in li'mblnuton a Hill.
mi Stolen mm at wnr will not loom any.
thimrto nlmnm now. but in already on
mu... H
Pruitt-My lithe Vii-tum.
import. Fri». l.-Tho llunkin mrros-
woodcut of The Standard rum that the
matter of n lionith ntmnier that. hurt or. I
rind nt ihnt port ruportt that he low It
number n! hodlol with lilo bolts on them
tin-ting ad the Dutch h0nlui.
Worn-ti unwind (tmmtlon mud».
Ann“. Feb. 4.--'i'he concluding can"
min-oi the national woman‘s unlit-u.
eonrentlmi natured here. the 09min!) he.
in; n mud rum meeting and religious
m It the oper- house. i
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Pottery Trout (teen to Intuit.
Intros. Fell. l.—-'l‘he finnltnry Warn
lonuinoturerr’ mutton. no organism.
tin embracing 0ll unitary true pullout-u
in the United Hinton except one. bu tilt.
red.
'l'wo Child". (innihted.
Gannon ammo Coin. Fol). 4.—~A
shin It Flirting Gulch. occupied hytho
may of Joiner Gaul. I ruin", humid,-
woumumnnnum pro
'1.”me "'6‘;
”null“ M lw’l‘htlittln ti
Jolt-town: in will":
W w in in t
l -' ’ .
‘ ottoman. eh t.--lt is reliablyrreg'
ported but» that the ored0ntl0lr oi the
chin-to _ nnroynwrm lound to he
inhalant. And that the humane authori-
tiu related to conduct 0ny negotiations
with them. It ll further said that the at:-
v I Were told to learn '
nrther details of the fighting nil Wel-
Ilgl-ll'ol are at bond. and from these it ll
learned that on Thumdny last the anw
um manned the Pniflhi-Hyuino fort! on.
the Iouthweetoru tilde oi Wel-Hnl-Wel.
which forte had been cuptnrodbythetn
the day previous. ’l‘he butterlen of these
torts. togothor with the combined guns at
the fleet. were loan directed against the
Chine-re worship: with Illi'll good ufluot
that the luitor llmuzbt shelter out of
range of tho guns. A high wind that was
prevailing prevenWl tho Japanese from
renewing the rum '
Thom on, otlnillctlnu accounts of the to
unit of the lighting. The Japanese pupae,
declare tbnt ion Chine-o mun-ol-wnr and
acme torpedo boots were captured. Ac—
cording to other rnpurtn. two Japanese ven-
tels wore sunk and another sol-lonely dum-
Aged.
union‘s. Fob. 4,—A dispntoh sent from
Chain states that the Japanese have cap-
tured the island of ianuuyTno. of!
Woi~lltll-Wni, utter desperate lighting.
A disrmtuh from 'l‘lmrtslu says that the
latest reports revolved thorn frt’lrn Wei-Hul-
Wel show thnt half of thenorthern forte
on the mainland are holding out against
thonlaptmeso assaults. A Japanese ship
was damaged and a torpedo boat sunk
while attempting to force the northern
entrance of thallnrhor. - - ~ . .
A dispatch from WolllolWel slates that
the t‘hineso ilcct mode an attempt to es-
cnpe from the harbor, but failed.
The dispatch adds that the Japanese
fleet maintained a lerriilc tire on tho is-
land forts tor sm'erol hours. The Chinese
gunnors replied spiriletlly. Several ni’ the
Chinese guns ware disabled toward the
aim of the bomburdment The forts were
badly dumnuod.
Finally. while the Japanese ships were
still firing at the island forte. nix vmselu
lowered boots tilled with marine: armed
with cutlnsses and curblneo Those boots
were pulled ashore in the teeth of the en-
emy’s lire. nnd the Japanese then canted
all the (Shineso batteries nunwnslrely by
storm alter fierce lighting.
litany on both sides wore killed or
wont-Hora 14' me number of prisoners
were taken. When the c "‘m‘lelt. the
Chinese and .lnpuncso tlcots wcrc . '
83M
(thirteen Envoy» "I" ‘kcd.
Toxin. Fob «ii—Tho t nineso onwiys
were quite ignorant or the trivk that had
been played upon them by the Chinese
government. They supposed that they had
been given full powers to treat for peace.
When their credentials were opened. it
was iuund that they bud no pull‘lll‘ either
to conclude or sign a treaty of pence.
Count lto Hirobouml. president or the
nunnl-il oi ministers, told them that Jo
pan wtu willing to reopen negotiation:
with s properly empowered embassy.
DISASTROUS EXPLOSIONS.
Twenty Employeen at it l-‘urnnce [turned and
lirultu-tl.
STl-IlifllithlJJ-i, ll, Feb. 4.——~'l‘wo explo-
sions occur-rod M. Riverside i'urnoce in this
city. injuring n largo number of work-
man. several of thorn totally. The t-xplo-
nlouo worn cmmxl by stock In tho {urnum
Bottling. 'l’uns of etovk and bricks wore
blown out.
The llrni ucoulent Willi it email implosion.
when outlinitlnrulw stock was blown out.
and tho igniting gm: not tire to tho clothes
0! Put 'l'imliu. llo run out oi the ilntucn
end was rullmi in the snow by William
Burke. who turn his blitzing clotliun oil.
'i'lmllu is burnout from bond to (out and lil
not expected to live.
The second explosion took place it low
hours Inter and was tho worst. tho limin-
rirtl blown out wrecking the roofs it! all
the buildings on it they bud boon mnnnn-
ruled. 'l'ho explosion om-urrotl at tho hour
when tho wlilutlu was blowing (or work.
and tow men were around. or more would
have been lllJlll’llll. A Moro oi men were
hurnod ul’ hunted by flying mlsellcn
florrrtnry Lnrtlout at Nimrn.
Summit “but. Fob. 4.—-l)onlel S. La-
moui. Iotlrutnry of war, nrrivod here in n
privuto luhigh \‘nlloy t'uf. lie was no-
compacted by Mrs. Lamont and three
daughters. Allison Julio. ileum rind Fron-
cetl llunoni. with inoldn ’l‘hey engaged
apartments M the Prospect Home and
chino hl my the beautiful loo wunery. An
not-idol". happened to one of the Ilttlo
girls—Miss llutlltl. Whllo walking on the
Ice mountain llht' ullppcd and lull. in
trying to «birth heritell who cut and uprisin-
ntl hur lull band.
III ”will"?! 0! Mn. Latin-op.
Cllli'AIitl. Full. twin not-onionce with n
prtnnlnumtlou mnmmilmr from the bond-
uuurtern of tho Notional Wnnmh‘r lihrin
tlun 'l‘mnpomm-o union r’utuluy woe uni
Vera-oily rt-Inbrototl throughout tho l'nllotl
Fulton nit nmnoriul day (or hint. Mary ‘1‘.
lnthrup. the luto proultlout of tho Mlclll‘
gnu Wmunh'u l‘llrlntlnn 'l'oimwrtmcu union
mid vim prorhlont oi tho national manni-
illitm.
TELEGRAPHIC' BRIEFS.
hit. in Mantle took tlmonth of Milan
at l illltlil Mutual monitor [rum Mouton».
The Colombia mnernment was vicio-
rloun in tho rocont engagement at ’l'ollmn.
Aim lili‘llulli of Athens. tilt. tried to
notumltaulcido in New York by uniting
hit throat,
At Mlddloiown. N. Y.. tx-llongrmrmnn
hi. ll. Hlii't’l‘tl died in his chair at The
Titties oillro.
The four big fminbthomten of ll. Slim
nor-intuit on tho dock at Cocymnm. ,N. Y..
~ were burned.
M Munro Frills. Edward Flander- wan
attacked by three men. who out his throat
0nd rubbed him of with. .
'l'ho polb'o of Home discovered a bomb
factory to the lodgings c! We unnrohlm.
lint-palm out! (totem. who were titre-ted.
M llrumln Linn. llenri Jouloux. no-
cuncd oi the murder or three of her role-
tiroe for the pinpoint ot ohtninina the in-
nit-nuts. on their hm. mu mm to
death.
Advice- iron Honolulu under tilt- at
Jan. iii announce that 11:»an mutant-
ltnl tau been mud on the churn-ct
complicity with the insurgent- ln than»
uni «bullion.
(
Mil;
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White wenever loo-e tight at our principle of timekeeping . ‘
the 5mm [Minot ttook oi the rut-lone clutter of goodt in which we“
loweat prionl pnuiblo, yet there are time, tool: In the present, when can“
lotto! dotirthle goods are to be had regmlleet of cost or nine. Bruno
mil in to not In print all of the desirable things we here to one! hot n
that metal reading of the Three following Special Gibringl will give u,
lden of the Extraordinary Opportunitics (or securing Great Borgeinl in:/
goods. . '
25‘ let cent. Discount. [ll-OAKS. 25 W cut. 0m.
max: :nnttoditlpme at the balance of our atom and no a.” 5m“ .
25 per cent. Discount. . 25 per cent. Distant.
MllSllIl UNDERWEAR. .
Our Muslin Underwear, direct from one of the heat manufacturers in Antonin ’
trimmed with the latest styles 0! embroidery. and which we are (flaring at m
that cannot be quoted elsewhere, Those who visit our Muslin Underwenr Deput-
ment will not be disappointed.
Flannel Vests and Skirts.“
We also with to call attention to 3 special lot of Gents’ and Ladlee‘ Underwear,
in Natural Wool. Cami-1’s Hair and Scarlet, not soiled and unsightly. no menu-
lacturcre’ samples usually are, but clean and perfect in every particular; 50060
that. are never sold for less than $1.25 or $1.50, choice of the lot. 69 cents each.
ltistrtu &. Hyatt, Ilqrwalk, Conn.
FRANCIS & CO.
RELlABLE cLOTHiéRs,
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
~ ‘ ‘.“"“‘l'”“ be» .
We are ofi’erin‘gli‘lcfil. 1}: discount on
Winter clothing than ever Dahlia in order
to reduce stock before inventory in’l‘ehru-
ary.
FRANCIS? 82“ 56..
86 Washington Street. - South llurwalk. Bonn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
—BE’X‘WEEN-
NEW YORK, SOUTH NOR'WALK AND
N ORWALK.
THE I’liOPELLElm .
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
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Wall louve Pier '23, E. ll” Berlin-nu ntrmll. New York. it. 5 p in.
Leave, Norumllt. 5 p. in. South Numulk, 6:00 p. in.
Freight received from 7 it. onto 6 p, m.
Upon npplltmtlou to axentn tho City of Norwalk, lo and Vulcan will lit
c-nt for nprclal lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
”All persona are forbid trotting any of tho employee at the hunt- ol t“
no it n sewn» of the ownorn thureot. on if
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11311" )II'PE] ) 13111310 01” DUT Y.
I have boon eucceaeiul in huyiv Diamonds that were im-
ported free of duty and cut in New ork; for out and finish are
an rior to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamond: were bought
be are the diamond cutler'n strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and will offer Diamonds to my customers this reason for
kl“ rrLoney than the sonic quality of goods can be bought .fot
e new ere.
A. W. AUSTIN, THE lEAlIlNG IEWElEll
39 um smut. haunt. llllllll.
M M-..” ORAN...» a“.
REMEM BER
Tilt ilonntttlcut littoral lilo Iti-
Itmm 00.. at lilttiort,
willinunrethellie oi smog man for non
tmkmthulomdmfor will tell him on on-
dowment for out tor lee- than to n day.
mmwnimuiiitheiim not! hit people
"him-odour. neglect to into».
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