‘ ‘ '- Senapsrllla. .m
Imageamveut. .33
and N 277%
servant
’3 Im,
“Specific"
‘ , Colors .06
" '%h's is. .3
‘M’: Oaplioe Plasters, :3
; cum . :u
Atwood’s Bitters, .18
' ladam’a Microbe Killer, qts., .7
Maui's Hierobe Killer. gal. jars. 8.5
Yankee Lung Soother, , .35
l
lieu. (l. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
I2 Washington Street.
WHEN IN WANT 0F
GANNEB 80008
come right here. You can depend on it that
yon‘osnnot get better or cheaper elsewhere.
Our Willet Corn has won praise from every-
body who has tried it. So can. cash.
Our Perfection and Oakford Brands of To-
matoes have a good fresh flavor. and are very
solid packed. So can. cash.
Pumpkin. 9c; 3 for 250.
Dudley Pumpkin. We.
Plums. 18c.
Peaches. lac.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small
only. Sells wholesale. the; our price. lilo. Var
fins.
Peas. Marofat. 8c can.
Pea. Early June. Be can.
Peas. Sweet Gem brand. mic.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at 2c lb.
Nice Fresh Parsuips. 2 the- he.
Beets. 2 «its so.
Carrots. 85c bbi.: 2c lb.
Imported GermaulCabbaee. very hard head
lilo to 18c.
Good Small Potatoes. 500 bushel; llic peck.
Sweet Potatoes. 10o qt.
Large Italian Prunes; tart. Grown in |0r
con. 120 lb.
/ tan and best. 31b. can Baked Beans. we.
Dibble hilamstoclt’s.
PICKLED liS'l‘EllS
Lobsters
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh and Salt Fish
[SillllllPS
It). I SILT MACKEBEL
tour llllllSH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
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PATENTS
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n- Berlag lies Muir Provoksa a Sharp,
Debate In the hasn‘t—noses Brads n
‘ Quiet Day-Dnaocrata lunaafiiivsr Ilsa- ‘
fiestas
spplyDr.Hand'sTeethingIotion to the
gum Boldbyalldruxxhta. mm
Heulacheia the direct result at iudiv
nesliou and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by using De Witt’s Little Early
Risers. and your headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. G.
A. Gregory a Go. and G. C. Srilison.
Detectives Needed flora.
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
Ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detective
under his instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, Ind.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured J .
G.‘Gorrell of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of Indiana. I
cures scalds, burns. Indolent sores d
never fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stillson.
In these days of telephone. telegraph.
electricity and steam. people cannot sf-
ford to wait days or as many hours for
relief. This is our reason for offering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours. nor even minutes elapse
before relief is allorded. G. A. Gregory &
Co. and G. C. Stillson. I
It is not a miracle. It won't cure
everything, but it will cure piles. That's
what De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will
do, because it has done it in hundreds of
cases. 0. A. Gregory & Co. and U. C.
Stillson.
”Perhaps you would not think so. but
a very large proportion of diseases in
New York comes from carelessness about
catching cold," says Dr. Cyrus Edson
"It is such a simple thing and so com-
mon. that very few people. unless it is a
case of pneumonia. pay any attention to
a cold. There are a great many cases of
catatrh and consumption which have
their origin in this neglect of the simplest
precaution of every day life. The most
sensible advice is, when you have one get
rid of it assoouasposslble. By all means
do not neglect it." Dr. Edson does not
tell you how to cure a cold but we will.
Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It
will relieve the lungs, aid expectoration.
open the secretions and soon ellect a per-
manent cure. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. C. Stillson. drum-rial;
Don’t neglect that cough, it leads to
consumption. One Minute Cough Cure
possesses double virtue. 1t cures and
cures quickly. 0. A. Gregory R: Co.
and G. (7. Stillm
Wasnmoron, March 2.-—The Bering sea
dlilurencce between the United States and
Great Britain provoked an animated dc-
butoln the senate. Mr. Cockrcll but! I-
fored an amendment to the pending il-
cloncy bill appropriatingI 8710,000101' the
expenses of another commission of arbi-
tration to adjust the claims of Cunodionl
sealers solzml by the Unimi States. It
was in line with the suggestions of a let-,1
tor just received from Secretary Gresham. l
Mr. Sherman rippmlt'd this second orbit
tratiou, saying it was dishonorable and
unwise—that the United Stores had not
paid those claims through the compromise
of “35.000 heretofore urged by tho presi-
dent. Mr. Sherman pmphwiud much tron.
bless a result of reopening the subject.
Mr. lionr also stated that this foreshadow-
cd another such rcvcrsc us the United
States roceivml at the Halifax award.
Mr. Morgan, chuinuun of the commitfi
too on foreign relations anti one of the
Commissioners at the Paris court of orbi.
tion, dociurvd that this plan to pay
Great Britain a lump sum for tho Cltllll-
din seizures was in violation of the honor
of t 0 United States. it had been promoted
by the president and had been properly rc—
jectcti. l
Mr. Morgan assorted rhatGrmt Britain,
through its cmissurit-s bore, was systo-
mnticuliy violating the Paris nwnrd. With .
grout vcliomonoo he declared that the pay. i
wont of $125.00" would be a disgrace it:
the United States and to tho ntltniuistma
tion. The contest was so cfl'cetivo that
Mr. Cockrcll withdrew the prupusllltlll for
another Boring sou arbitration commis-
slou.
Millions Scattered lavishly.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
kept Stt‘ittllly boforo the senate throughout
the day and was [lilSa‘l'll after a struggle of
three hours to add various claims to it.
The claims of (’uliforuiu. (lrogtm and No-
vatlu against the government aggregating
almut 35,000,000 were mssod without the
formality of a you and my vote. The
appropriation of 81,800,000 to the South-
ern Pacific railroad and another of about
31,000,0u0 for l‘ronvh mediation claims
3nd “or (‘lflllllel wcn‘ also pruned.
Thcrc was strong opposition and several
pointed stwans against those claims,
but on a vote the senate: adopted them by
an ample majority. Another nnwndrucm
adopted pmvidm ’L‘fpiulllll for n govern-
ment printing oilico on the site known as
the Muhuuc lot.
Eulogios wot-o pronounced on tho late
Repnrsvututiws Lisle of Kentucky. Wright
of Pennsylvania. l’ostof lllinois and Hold:
of Ohio.
.7
In the [louse-
Tbo house is upprwu'hiug the close of
the session with unusual calmness and
oqunuimity. Not n sensational incident
occurred on the lust legislative day of the
session but one. The omit-u day was de-
votod to the consideration of bills on mo-
tions to prom them under suswusion of the
rules.
Five nwoguitiuus for this purpose were
made by tho spmltor. of “blob llll’l‘l' meet-
od and two failed to m‘uro ilu- unwary
two-thirds.
Those which [unsold wrro: A substitute
for Mr. I’lllfllt'y'i bill to authorize the
prmldvm in urruuuv ford joint commis-
shut. to l'ullshl of tlm-o I'I‘llrtl‘st'lllihllVI'i ul
this gtworuoo-ut. Grout llritulo. llmsia
and Japan to ill-‘I‘fi‘llgltlt‘ Ibo mmliiiun oi
the fur N‘lll,‘ and tho rvguluiiuns "Mammary
to tin-3r prowrmllun. and, {tending tlu- rc- ‘
port of the modulation. in urgoiiuh- for n
tnmlm viu-mli in [indoor lbw mil» during
the uptown-hing new)". and in rare- such
a mmius vlwutll mount bu tauntinlml it;
giro tho hl‘l‘fl‘llll')‘ n! llu- trvmury author
lly to kill all oral-t fmtmi ml the l‘ril'ylull
islands. ilu- M‘ilttlu untilnttory bill and
tlll‘ lllll in [my it» lilo alulv nf WM! Virgili-
lu its hllflr" oi lbw dlrvrt tux rt-fuudvd by
tho not. Hi lhill.
’l'ho uiirmpl in pom lin- wuutt- bill it:
imptw' ln'mtlllv‘i lilmil I‘urlml'utiulI-l Mill
mllnmi mmpuuios fur \ lnlutlou of tho in:
tersmio t‘Ill‘tllIl’Pl‘l‘ luw outward on tillcttul
It'lu'un- in Nourvuvliuu on tho lllfllllll“ bill
in tho sl‘lll‘tll‘, it living claimed that the
serum: would plinth tlu- putdlim bill to- a
rldrr. Ho tilTw‘lthl vma this slln'gml or
pmuro that. olilmugh tho bill lune]! was
given withing but mmmoudollon on the
floor. it was tit-(maul. .
Mr. llolohof Missouri attempted to pass
his hill to publish tho dairy tests modest
the Columbia orpmdtlon: but. it being
N 0 l l C E !
It is with pleasure we announce to our
customers visiting our city with teams
that
Our City Fathers
have at last furnished a safe and con-
vcnieut place for hitching on the city lot,
corner of Clay and Franklin streets. and
the people of this city rewmmend.
l. ll. llEl‘KEll’S
WALL PAPER
m {ileum
sathshsstplaee tobuy your
WALL . PAPERS,
sndgetyour
Pllllllllls fillIEl ill
Ollillll,
We she do a
General Ptlatlng and Paper Hm-
lax Business.
“mm
is the west window.
L. H. Decker,
sue-m ts, teeth we
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xfifl
intt'rnst of a particular brutal of cattle. it.
km. was dot-stud. The sundry civil, log;
Motive and dollt-loucy sppmprlatlcu hills
were soot to «mien-mo without debate.
The evening‘s melon was devoted to pri»
rate mtlsltm bills.
0
rum.» I’m film Ila-units.
Wumsoror, Man-h 2:.me "meme
losllvof manifolds). which has born the
chief topic of latlk on that side of tho house
for a few days. was mado pulillu. Whit:
it has been generally circulated for the
midi-ration of memlrrs. tissu- was no.
minor to more ulunatamoom a late!
r.
Representative mvmlm fmm is “also
signed tliotlm-larulluu at the lnlm of
Hr. Brynn, but tiu- maven is so tar very
inmmplrto. and the list of alarms will
not lit-tirade public until it is aeroplane.
The new in port is as follows:
"To the Ik-mwmts of lbs l'tllwvl States:
”We believe that the mmbllshmmtol
gold as the only mortuary "Wood
the elimination of silver avafull legal
tender money will mm the purchasing
power of arch dollar; auto thslmm
of all debts. dram the «racket value of
,v a you “ll ..
‘fiumqggfmfi ”it'll-nudism m ‘t’m lessees
claimed that the publication was in the '
and; mast! silversntn to be full legal
When debts. pnhlloand private."
Fourth one! . masters.
Vacuum-roe, Ma ll.--’l'he following
foqrth class postmasters wore appointed:.
New York-Jaquiu’s. W. C. Webster;
Middlcfleld. C. A. North: Noron. W. 6.
Waiver); Tuttls's. J. W. Tattle; Venice.
J. W. York.
Pennsylvnnlna—Ilcck's Mills, G. W. by-
on; Drtim's, Corrie M. Drum; Pigeon,
J. A. Nash; Torrey, D. W. tic-udder; Wy-
lundvillo, B, .l. Dunn.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
The Prospects of Trade and the Industries
Generally.
New Yons, March 2—11. G. Dun at
Go. 's weekly review of trade snys today:
No gold goes out, though sterling ex~
change has risen close to thooxportlng
point, and it does not yet appear that the
syndimte has yet made any effort to con-
trol the exchange market. London has
sold about 40.000 shares of stool: during
the week, and tho rmrkot is distinctly
lower for railroad shares. though It shade
stmngcr for trusts The stock market
waits ubjwtly for London, and foreigners
, show thus'far more disposition to soil than
to buy. Withdrawals of gold by redemp-
tion of legal tenders have not cmscd. but
since the closing of tho syndicate con-
tract have averaged about $120,000 per
day. There is no csmutinl change in the
money market, tbo‘ugll rates are some-
what higher. Agriculturul products are
ashade higher, but without any reason
which looks to fixture opomtluus. More
pcoplcuro idlo in tho grout industries than
wore ldlo lust wmk, but not for muons
which distinctly rim-ct the future.
The industries make slow gains whore
they make (my. Little is said of the stop-
page of the Edgar Thompson stud works,
though runny thousand hands dopcnd on
its ommtion, because the (farm-gin com-
pany has purchased 50,000tous of Reese
~ mor pig at 80.05 to “0.0.3 at l’ittslmrg-a
I price indicating that the biggest concern
" in western l' ~nusylvuuiu does not want to
~ make iron for loss.
At other markets pig
iron has been quiet. and elsewhere, as at
Pittslmm, structural orders account for a
large shore of the new business reported,
though activity in wire. wire rods and
barbed wire still continues. Bur iron and
steel arc firmer at Pitts-burg. but without
change in quotations. anti. on the whole,
tho reduced consumption in January dis»;
not seem to have more than matched the
reduced prexiuctlon.
Nothing now can be said of boots and
shoes. for the markets are still unsettled
by the controversy about prices. Ship»
meat: from Boston in Fcbrunry have been
306.966 costs, against 202.02% a year ago.
The market for cotton goods is fairly
_ active. and the demand improves in some
grades, but is. on tlicwholr. decidedly dis-
appointing. though this week there has
been no usuaotlonai reduction in prime.
_ Undoubtedly the accumulation of goods
continues and is the moat doom-mus fea-
ture for the trade. The sales of wool at
the three chief markets during the past
month have been 20.303.51.31) pounds.
against ”Jilin lost your and SIMS“,-
01») for the some weeks twu years ago. and
_ whlio tho mill-b making an gmdc goods
am fairly supplied with orders it is it most
unwhnlesomo (torture that numerous and
radiations are returned. indicating that
tho goods supplied at I'Xt‘l'lllllllllllly low
prices do not on" the orientations u! buy—
ore.
On the other bond, the domund for
wash of tho l‘l‘llt'l‘ grad-wwmsu little but-
tcr tlmu lute born t-xpt-t-u-d.
HARRISBURG DOINGS.
Final Aluminum-M n! the lA-glslalurs May
lie» Tahrn .tpril ‘35.
"Alumni tin, Mort-h L'_-.»\ bill prohib-
ltiug liw \vmrirrg of any rvligiuus' uurb by
any retain-r lll lllt‘1illlilll"l“llmll§ “lb ltmrtl
tho ilrnl timv iu the homo, and "union
spvmzl nl'tlt'l‘ for N'l‘illlll l“t‘.'l(lll|‘,!lllt next
“l‘tllll'fillily. and (bird rmdmg oxul ilnul
5:4“le tho following 'l‘umluy.
'l‘lio than hh'llh towurtl u ilnul adjourn—
mout Wl'l‘l' lukru by ”to lutrmiut-tlou of a
mm-urrvnt nmolutiou llxiug us tho limo
’l‘lmrmluy, April 27.. The rwnlulinu wont
uvvl‘ mulor lln‘ l'llll‘rl. Sliullltl ll llt‘ ililupt—
ml, uni lllll‘-Illllrlll of llln‘ bills on the col.
(’fltlfll’ will b0 l'l'iti‘lll‘tl. A t-mmuitlw was
nppvdutml to inquire into lilt' mlvlsablllty
of this pinto owning its own plant to sup~
ply hunt and light tn the public buildings.
A bill was iotrodumi to t'iltfuilritgu mil-
ltary instruction in the public st'lumla by
prtwidtug that the principals shall oumll
pupils mtuomlms of tho Morrison guards
of l'onusylvunlu, and lhut schools elmll
ho nrgnnllt'tl into mmpuulvs and battal-
ions. with unit-ore similar to the national
uard.
The (lion-fluslmmona Milt Settled.
lu'rram. Man-h 1—minute (loam do»
t‘ltlml llmlilori»Flip-immune suit by refus-
ing in mm the injunction nppllml for by
itatualo lilori mtmiolug l-‘itznlmmons
hum exhibiting untlor any other manage
men: than that of illnrl. At the same
limo the justice holds that a partnership
exists ll‘twm-il the two. and that both are
entitlml in an could share of tho ruminant
for the «aunt. A revolver was appoint“!
to loot alter the financial and of the liai—
{Iln “tilt.
mun. March twillre in the large
lumber piling “stands of tlllmaur Jr
ltuuhmu on tho listlnmu river. air miles
from hora. rimmed om 5.000.000 feet of
lumber mirth about “room
ratsosspmc BRIEFS.
There are 09 mo of smallpox at Hot
Springs and six at ”strum. Ark.
The Andmm hall building at White-
hall, 8. it, was radially destroys! by tire.
The tiny tiny mmlltm in Paris dooldn
ed to appeal to all miallsta to cease work
on Slay day.
Traffic in the Clyde la cmnpletely aus-
pendsti owing to the vast quantities of
moving lee.
'l'he limb legislatum has decided to
more the heart now lionnlyhypayin‘
the product It a m.
l “ At Monmouth. lien. Hm Hm. the
human-um Am.“
memos,“
Until March 9th we will out the price of our .Hfll’d. and
50m llEllHl
SPRING
CLOTHING.
We will show in a few days, newest styles and fabrics ex~
clusively our own. Everything in furnishings at low prices.
W. A. BENEDIBT & Bil,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalb,
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwaik. '
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Beginning right at the season's start makes it easy to keep up the pace and
increase it. and with the spirit'of the season inspiring the whole ones and with
each stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is quick-
ened as we never new it before.
WASH BHESS FABRIBS.
.
We have never known a time when so many uniquely pretty Wash Fabrics‘
were in the first harvest of a season's style. 50 different styles of Jsoonet in
stripes. Fancy and Floral effects @ l2§c yd., 30 inches wide.
100 different patterns Females in light grounds with dots. sprays and stripes
for shirt WSletB. dark grounds for street and house wear @ 12k: yd.. yard wide. 20
«interest styles Fancy Cotton Crepon for fancy waists to wear with black shirts,
um nouns.
3 yles 38 inch wide. New Spring Novelties, 300 yd.
g,
C ‘ ed Cheviot, 50 in. wide, all wool,proper weight, weave and finishfiiloyd
Ser the linest grade are 50c. imiteadof 750, as they were last m,
A dczen dim: t colors and black. width 46 in.
iBlack Dress Stufl‘a. such as Crepons. Cheviow .
Figured J acqvl .
found. 10 m: in... mngm
lostram &. Hyatt, Nurwallt, lion
REMEMBER
FBANBIS & 0038
SAG lFICE SALE
WILL HUMMENBE Sill] BAY, FEB. 23rd
and continue for three days, giving the
J
1
Public a Chance to Gm Moon and BET-
Tun Cm'rmxo FOR THEIR MONEY than
was over offered in this City.
SEE BILLS.
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FRANCIS & 00..
86 Washington Street. - South llorwallt. Conn.
The Benedict collar Baton.
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thetop ls wedge shaped; the upper
part of the pestle flat, the lower part is round. It
can‘t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Made in
Gold. Silver and Gold PM“.
Filll SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEll
um um and. mat. on. , ,
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