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‘ I W: (locum: our Prices Lemur than the Lowest.
. ’ilortlt iiain anti lint Streets. South llorwallt.
m"... n...—
" Extravagance '
Maynlie‘ in paying too much for a thing, or in paying
too it e.
If you boy feed for iron than we est you'll not get
no good quality—that'o poor economy;
it! you pay more. you pay too much, hocsuso we tell
the brat there in.
This rule opplteo to all our goods, Onto, Corn, Bron
Meal, etc.
Oats and Corn c iroiuiiy screened from dirt and
chaff.
Pratt’s Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Home and
Cattle. .
Grain.
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. l5 "IRWIN. STREET,
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January lot. i 895.
lecelpto In the your list,
liiohttrosments, 326,928.09
hoot: January lot, on, 2.702.953 23
I gain in insurance in force, in Amie and liet Cornice, and
surplus to Policy Holders, 543.845."
8. S. L’HOmmedieu, Agent,
l l i Washington Street.
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,Tumommumpmuonyofiushoqofl
Jarrett-Tm no.3?“
, Been corned" I”
m 3mm rind trunnion“?
no Motor Corn-mason Hermon chino
ond Jopon itolotivo to thowl'ooco logo»
unions Ihowo Bow Much the m...‘ on-
tmiod tho limpet-We Good Faith.
‘ 'l'ano, March lb—Ohino has been in-
lamrcd in general tonne of the conditions
upon which Japan will cement to peace.
Japan has been notiilod that China in
may to accept these conditlouo and to
eigu o treaty.
The correspondence by means of which
this auroomont was arrived at wort carried
on through the United States miniature to
the W0 oouutrloo-Minieter Dun at Tokyo
and Mlulutor Charles lionhy nit Poking.
Yotrouana. March li.-0n Thursday
iaot the Japanese captured the count forte
near Yinkow, the port of Now-Chwaug.
which hold out after the capture of Yin-
lrow. On Saturday the first divieion of
tho Jopauooc army atttwlred a force of to.-
Otli) Chino»: wider (lcncral Sung at 'l‘hlen-
Chwnnu-Tal. For four hours a fierce hat
tlo waged, hut tho Chinoeo were defeated
aitor losing $1.000 killed or wounded. The
Jopauoee Imlit was ill) killed or wounded.
General Nodzu, who outmoded Field
Marshal Yamagata in tho command of tho
flrutdapancuo army, hair been promoted.
LONDON, March li.-—()filoial copies of
the note» [utilising between the peace on-
vuytr a! China and Japan, together with
translated clones of the credentials: of the
onvoya, have bum received in thie city.
Tito correirrmtldcnoe oponn'wlth the note
of the Japanese foreign milliliter accredit-
ing the Japanouc commissioners, a trunnio-
tion oi which in no follow»:
" Viaceunt Muted Mnnomitsn, jnnii,
first claim of the Imperial Order of the
Sacred ’l‘reauury, hilt imperial nmjcety's
milliliter of mate for foreign affairs. hue
tho honor to announce to their excellen-
oioo, tho plonlpotontinrieo of bio majority
and the oturnimr of China. that his maloc-
ty, the cmwrorol Japan, has appointed
hittoxwiiouoy, Count lto liirohnmi, innit,
grand crmitof the lmyicrlal Order of Paul-
lownia, hie imperial malt-info minister
president of Mate. and the undersigned an
hlo pioniymtcuthrrioo to conclude with the
duly authorized ploulxmtontiarles of China
prolimlnnrleo oi puree and has confided to
them full power! for that purrmo.
" VlllCrlL’lT Moron Murmur-luv.
”lilo Imperial hinjeoty'it Minister of State
For Foreign Aflaint.
"Hiroshima, tho lilot day of the tint
mouth of the twenty-eighth year of Meiji. "
'I'ho Joponooo finder-trots.
The credontialo of the Jopunooo corn-
mieoloneru are an followa: '
”Mutouhito, by the grace of heaven
emperor of Japan, and etiatml on tho
throne Occupied by the name dynaoty from
time lrntncmorial.
“To all to whom these presents shall
write, greeting:
"With a view to the routmntion of peace
hetwuou our muplro and that of China in
order to maintain the yum oi the Orient.
"We. reporting special trout and conii~
dorrco in Count ltolilrobumi, junil, grand
cum of the imperial Order of l’nuilownla
and our ntinlater president of ethic, and
Vloeount Milton Munomltou. junil. ill-at
clone oi the lmwriul Order of tho Sacral
Trcaatut'y and our minietor of suite for for-
eign nt'iairu, and having full knowledge of
their Windmill and ability, do hereby narue
thorn no our picniymtunilurlr-s.
" We have ult'nll to our pit-niymtontlarico
full power» to trio-ct and trmt, either Ht'p-
omtoly or t-urtjolntly. with the picnipoten-
tinriow of l'ltinu and to wimludc and sign
prulitttitmrlt-o of potion.
"We nimll ourmiuo all ntlptilatlone
which our mild plcttiputontiarim may agree
upon. and iimiing nilllil ntipulatlonn proper
and in good and due iurm We shall molly
thorn.
" In wlintms whereof we have hereunto
not our uluuatttru and mum-d the tenant tit-oi
of the empire to ho nlllxmi.
" ilorm ul ilirmltirrtu the {list day of
the ilrnt month of the twmtiyooiuhth ymrof
Muijl, «corrmrmtttlitm to tWo thottmnd five
hundred and filly-flit): your from the (wr-
Dilution of the Emperor .limmu.
"(zoom lro "lliilliUMl."
" Mini-tier l’roirlth-nt of Slate."
The Chinese (frodontiloio.
The billowing to n tranuiniion of the
letter of mruh-ntialn from his imperial moi-
cety tho i‘illllt'l'ul’ of China to his imperial
majority tho mnyxeror of Japan ao translat-
ed by tho fihltioao envoys;
"The emperor of China condo grading
to tho omywror of Japan.
"Our two mnpiroo imlng in the name
continent, hitherto thorc wan no Cllllio ior
dioiiko. but lately on aooount of the K0-
rean nflnir we had to renm't uiarmo. which
has rcotrltcd in inert oi life and destruction
of property. This won an unavoidable
atop. Now through the mallatien oi the
United mam government, both notiono
will appoint picniplnrmtiarlce. with full
pcwcru to moot and trout and outininctoriiy
oottle the ruatwr in diuputc. For thin pur-
posewo appoint Chang You limn oi pro-ti-
dont of board rank, member of tho tourm-
lhyornon and senlorvico preoidont of the
been! of revenue, and [than Yu Lion of
tho lint rank and acting governor of lin-
nao no our pionipotontlnrioo. with full
power- to no to your mantry. trnetlng
your majority will receive t m. on that
the cold plenipotcnthirhio y discharge
their duties "
M tronuiatml hy the Japnncoc govern-
Mt:
“We rtmmt we do opmlnt Chang Yon
loan, holding the ronlr oi pmldont of a
board, mini-tor of the toting-ligament and
junior vice prmidcnt oi the board of rev-
onuo. and ilhoo Ya “on, on ciilcor of tho
button of thoiirot rank and noting worn-
or of Horton no our plmtpotontiories to
”1:3 and mince than 111,33! with the
1! WC oppcin upon.
" on will, horroror, toiomph to tho
troop-lbw for t of ohtoln-
inpatoonunondohy which yonwlllohiito.
”i'ho nowhere of your nus-ion oroploo-
on undo! your control.
"You will carry out your rnlosion in o
”thirst and till t monument! will-inl-
lil the true: we re roposed in you.
um this.”
lo-o mull-l Pom
“ills imperial minty'o plenlpotofltb.
“Ml“ hoes the honor “to, W the the
rowan which
Min thoploni
usurp-m
ammonium moieotytho emperor
of loysnhooeonldodtothoniinsonno
tie-within We: ondoonoinolon
‘mumdnho‘gdfhw
of m ’ ,
' Iiiroohimai’the that day of the recent!
month eitho tryout ~elnhth year-oi Neill. "
Engiioh tron-lot on accornponled by the
Chicano original:
, “To the Plenirmentlorieo of Hit liaicsiy
the Emperor of Japan: . . .. «
,“Wo have the honor to otate that you
handed to no on the oevonth day oi tho
first menu at tho twenty-nut year of Ku-
any-Su your connotation from your im-
perial maltnty, and at tho came time o
memorandum in which you nok of no a
written reply reepooting our lot powers.
“W6 beg to etntc in reply tha our com
mienioue, handed to you at tho came time
in exchange. embody full powcra given by
our imperial ntujouty for tho negotiation
and conclusion of peace. with authority to
conclude articles to that end and to sign
thorn. '
”In order to theme the more prompt ex-
ecution of tho treaty we may agree upon,
we shall wire the tonne for imperial cam:-
tlon and fix the date for signature. after
which t? omno shall be taken to China
for em ination by his imperial Chinese
majority, and being proper and in good
and due form will be ratified.
“Eighth day of tho llrnt moon of tho
tWentyvllrrtt your of Kuang-Su.”
Count ”0'. Plain Ward».
The following npoooh was addroeuml hy
Count Ito to the oxccllonoloe Chang You
linen and Shoo Yu Lion at the conference
of Feb. 2:
”Instances are not wanting in whiz?)
Chinese «numb-minus, after having fonna .
ly agreed to inwrnational commute, have
refused to nfiix their souls, and cases might
be cited in which treaties onlomniy con.
eluded have been unceremoniously and
without apparent nun-ton repudiated.
"Those unfortunate occurrences find a
Infllolent explanation in tho fact that (ibi-
rm was not on those monotone mariouely in
earnest, but beyond that it might be cold
with truth that the ofllciuls who thi’tt don
ignored to carry on negotiation» had not
been clothed with tho ncooseary authority
for the purpose,
“ it has from the first been the wish of
Japan to avoid results which hiotory
tturehca luer are liable to be the outcome of
negotiations with Cblumro officials who
are not clothed with full power in the
or; in which that term in nattally under-
etot . Consequently the imperial govern.
ment made it a condition precedent ioany
[urine negotiations that the Chinese plotti-
potentlarlen ohould be furnished with full
poWur» to mnelude peace, and it was only
upon meeiving prmitlvo anonrnuceo from
the Chinese government that that condi-
tion pmcodcnt has been complied with. and
that the Chinese pltnilmiontinrieo were on
their way to Japan, that his majctrty the
emperor of Japan conferred upon my col-
leagues and myself full power: to conclude
and sign preliminaries of pawn with the
plenlrmtcntiarios of China.
“Tlmt your excellencios’ powers are.
notwithstanding that assurance, fatally
doltmtivo. in lemon euro indication that
the povurnmeut of (‘hiun is not yet nurlly
iollcltona for pent-o.
“Criticism iii-nearly exhnnated by to aim
plo comparimn oi the tow: inatrnmonto
which were reolpmcnily exchanged at this
board yesterday. but it ht not out of place
to point out that one fullllle the definition
which is usually given among civilized
stains in the form ‘lull powers, ’ while the
other is destitute of nearly all thotle quail
time which pro ri-gtmlod asowmtlnl to ouch
pnvvon-L it own filllrl to indicate the enh-
jot'i. upon which your t'xrnilvttt'lou nro to
negotiate. it. rim-:4 not authorize your ex-
t-oilt-nolcu to «otuzindu or sign anything. It
is silent on iiw. unhjm't of the subsequent
imperial ratification of your ext-oilvnoim'
acts. in short, it Would sworn that tho air
thority Which has boon mnforrod upon
your t-xvvlli-nbim would be (-mnplotcly ful-
filled by your reporting to your govern-
ment what my rmiictrguo and myself might
ham to my.
"in till-t situation it Would in: implied
bio for iii-l in will lnuu negotiations. The
forum which Japan nrzrvorttowill be scru-
pillilllsly tilrhi‘l'VI'tl by lll'r, and aim will at
the ammo tinu- lilrllrll. upon a like observ-
nnt't‘ of the terms with l'bina.
“Whom-Von thumforo, China finds hor’
loll randomly and «inwn-ly ili‘rill'lillil oi
Wl'nniltlyt‘lll moiltlo ammo! iull woven
to (Shim-rm ulllvinlrl whoso- names and poni-
tlotne will nor-w. no an assurance that the
torture which flu-y may agree to will he
confirmed and curried nut in word faith,
Japan will be prnrurrod to Mitt-r upon new
negotiations."
Hunting For Trniss Itohhrro.
Bookworm. March li.--Thoro hnvs
been no devolopnn-ntn in regard to tho
puroult of the handitc who held up the
train near i-ltmxkton on Friday night. 'i‘wo
pooooo are in purouit oi the robbers, whom
the ofllooru lxtilcvo cannot elude them. no
ovcry nvontteof commie guarded. A house
in the center of the city, where it ll
thought tvm oi the men waldo, wan chad
owed. but without vomit.
Kirrnan thought Huh.
Ittzuoz'ru. N. .l., March it.-riylveum
J. Klornau. thotioiouitintr innnrnum agent
who fled from this city on July iii, liliii,
and who Willi nrrorrtml at (inlvceton on
Wednesday loot, arrived horn in nurnpony
with Citiof oi i’oiit-n'l‘enney and Pm
cuter of the Plane F. ('7. Month. Kiornan
loohe no though he had berm in hard luck.
on. Thank- That Corinne lino 0m.
New Your, March il.—-in hie opening
prayer at the Academy of Moria the Rev.
1‘. De Witt ’l'nlmagc tom: mien to odor
thonlro thot tho fifty-third mom had oi
loot adjourned, and naked iorgivcneno for
congrrnorncn for the «mm they have com
mlttod while they have been in attention.
(loner-i ilorrioon monitoring.
llDlAtlAi’ule, March ti.—-itx-l’ronldent
Borrioon, oitcr o wool: of lilneoo that
threatened at one time to into a danger
one turn. in rapidly movcring and will
hoohloto Incotinoiow days. notion-
pr point hoe berm panned.
'l‘wn “Indore browned.
lononrronr, lion. March it.“
not Smith and George lake, both fl
South inwronce, Hm, were drowns! by
tho upocttln of o hoot while M.
our one of tgomony lei-orient! owllnry.
Ito-tor Drop Dead.
Cotonou em, but. lion.
lotion dead woe OI
lino hon.
tholsoodoithohonhin'lrrnof hike
Cloilnnlfiaond one of thotmithieso
”WmiMmonoimdty.
1"”.4 It
ALL ABE PROBABLY SUPPOOATBD.
the “clot House and um lion Boon Do-
' mono by Fire, and now my. 1- tutu
Chances to Rome tho Moor—titanic Ind
Glue Fill the hub.
Wnrrrr 04x9, N. it, March li.——Fire
broke out in the change room of tho hoioto
house of the Old Abe mine, and in a few
mlnutoo tho structure-alnrgu and well
built one—wan a motto of flames. It wan
completely doetroyotl. together with the
Wood and smith straps. The mill, til) feet
away. amped without damage. The wood
Work of tho shaft washurncd out, and the
hoisting machine wan destroyed.
The damaao run» high upinto the their
land», but the moat dietroeeing feature is
that some men are imprisoned in the dark
depths whore fate is unknown. There is.
little ground for hope that they have oe-
capod summation. It will not be possible .
to enter the mine to search for them until .:
some time this afternoon. Rescuing par.
lien have been unable me yet to get down
further than the third level by tho air-shaft.
Tho nnmlro and traces from the charred
Wood of tho hoiet uhult haw: mmotmtcd the
upper lcvcltt, and it is impossible to pill-18‘
them. The ontombeci men are Charles
Sberriolr, iv‘, .1. Williamn, Frank Wilson,
John Davis, i}. Baxter, —-—- White, Jerry
Conevor and W. ll. Mitchell. Wilson, Da-
vin and Banter are nmrriod.
Ono Victim Wno I New Mon.
'hitc in a new mnnnnd wait on his first
chi t. Williams and Shot-rick are old in
mining experience and have famed like 1
dunner»: lmiorc. They are until headed, and
ii any place of safety was to be found they
found it.
The fire broke out while 0. l6. Wilkin-
eon was goingdown in the bucket to Work.
He had reached the ninth lovol when the ,
habit was itllitlltlnllull and was what down'
200 fruit to the thirteenth level, where the
bucket struck, tipped and throw him into'
the drift. lie was stunned, but recovered ‘,
and climbed to the second level and es» {
cant-d by tho nirytbaft. Coke Keith, Mike‘
Gallagher and Anton Ilowgatc escaped ‘
through the airshaft. This is the only ec-
l’luurl mining accident since the burning
of the South llomcutnko shaft several years
ago, when two men were smothered.
THE MOON’S ECLIPSE.
A Cloudy Sky Interfere- Wlth the Root of
Scientific star (inure.
Carmmnon, Moan. March li.—The ne-
tronomor» at the Harvard climirvntory
were disappointed in their observations of
the eclipse last evening. The heavens were ‘
cloudy, and little or no satisfactory reunite
wore obtained. ’l‘hroe llruco photograph-
ing instruments worooxposcd all the even-
ing, but there is little hope of any result.
and the astronomers mere given little ‘
chance to atudy the new satellite which,
ha- been reported to exist somewhere near
the disk of the moon. l
The chief interest in the eclipse at the
Harvard oinrorvotory was the study of the
Occultationn of the niuru. thereby hoping
to determine more definitely the tnmm'n i
orbit and rumnlbly its dimnotcr. but; thef
cloudy weather made this study of little
value. i
HALIFAX, March it.-—’l‘ho nky Wilt-l pub .
lm-tly t‘lt'ltl' last night. affording rm unln- ‘
torrnptvd vii-w of tin- eclipse of the moon. '
Willt'li lwrrun at it) o'c-itwknnd ended about ,
midnight. Astrnnorm-rs m ditYm-ont points '
Illililt' olnurrmtiuuo which tin-y drown-tutu
in.) highly riiil~lill'ltll‘y. t
(30ml Market For ltrntly Made “counts. 3
Wnsurma‘ow, March ll.-—~l'nited Start-s
Cmmtl ilrubl, at (.‘utunin, liniy. has dbol
('UVI'l'i'il u iim~ muriwt for ready builtl
Amurit-trtt frame houses. 'l‘ltt- recent and
(mun-tit earthquakes in h‘lriiy and ('utzn '
louin imm- ili'rill'llyi‘ll or tlurrmgvtl many
building-t poorly bmvrtltn begin with, and
After lilliklllt! lnquiriw’ tho consul in outt-
Vlnl‘l’tl flint tho pl‘llpll' would readily adopt ',
tho Anwrirnn nif'llt'ldli‘t‘3 as better 0:11qu
latod to resist ohm-k.
Worn-n Elinor-fur With Four llunhnntlo.
Li‘ow, N. Y., Morrh ll.~Mrs. Alice
Hardy is llillli'l' urn-id. in Clyde on to war-
rant lni‘ilii'tl by l’ulit'u .lttntivo Delaney
Stow for iuwuuy. the complaint in the
matter hilt-gilt“ that she has fnnrbuo-
hernia living. hire. Hardy is fill yearn old.
She in the daughter of a Methodist l'prc
copai miniotor, in a Mothodlot oxlnn'tcr
and prominently connm‘wl with the bird»
vntlon army.
Butt Milton Stuart'o Stormy Puma.
New Yomt, Mill’t‘li li.-'l‘ho four naut-
otl iiritleh hark Milton Stuart. Captain
Nonttan. arrived at. this port aftor a very
mirmy pit-reagent lit) dayo from Amatcr'
dam. The Milton Smart in one of the
lament trailing ventricle afloat, being of {with
lone register.
l'roimbiy ltlrd l‘rnm EIWII'O’
SALEM, Mum. March il.~—'l'ho hodyoi
[current-o Duffy. who hurt been mining
since Murt'h i. when he loft hin home here
to no to Beverly torlult a stator. Wml found
in tho Vermin ilf‘ili' Topofloltl. lthr tlmnultl
he wondered away and died from cxpoouro.
Ion-tor (loom to Retire.
iinrnrrvntn, no... March ii.-—it to
authoritatively announced here that Unit-
ed that!!! Senator J. H. fimrgn will not
he I candidate for m-clmztiou at tho expi-
ration of his ymmnt torrn. Honotor flange
hoo harm in the senate in your;
A City ‘l‘reoooror hit-oh...
fiwuouenu. N. .l.. March il.~(7lty
Tmum Gimme It. Rim of thin city hno
been missing ulnoe loot 'l‘uooday. A spew
ciol meeting of the mono“ has been called
for tonight to inquire into the mane ior
hie disoppoomrme.
Wort loo llnwy Stool Worm
Barutrnru, Pa. March th—Tha hotl-
iohorn iron omnpony notified Leon steel
workers to report today, when operations
in the large otml mill will reenmeoftor
We monitor of idleness
Written. More]: tl.--'l‘hree percent
were hillcd and ii ininrodhy theolpio-
Ian at o arbor of other on o min noon
Ilowo.
Ir. Joarerrnr, Vt. nun: ii.--'i'ho
now Pythinn bloat on Mun-mine woo
untied by fire.
W...
, we 9“
' lit em
out. flower
A. .
~. cinnamon!" 3‘
linol- rm; ll‘
mmr ~’ mm
II' 0" I. ,
ABSOLUTELY rune
MMflEm
swrrrur’ont
CIGARETTE '
memorandum».
“OI! OLD AND f1"!
I ANDJHOOMIbSI D '
dd!
Raymond 8th Sons.
successors to George 8. Raymond.
Furniture Beale" and Generol i'lnerll
Directore
60 and 48 Main Street, Jim-l3. OI.
Boom-race. 1‘ finial-y Plano
Telephone. 77-4.
Ynurdlnerule in not incurs a hecauw your
physician baa given you up. d you hovouot
{received any hem-lit from th medic no you
have triedJe not an
cured. We can pot- tiveiy on
Fire. Epileptic. (Yonvnlalon or i!)
Uaflhfi'rltlli A P V!
KENT CURE IN ALL (in!
cur-en thousands. many cm of standing,
and given up by doctoro no incur . In our
“Allen's Fit Cure" you will it a medicine
that has never failed “reflect a dy cure.
We back our gmantre With an er of our)
to any pcroon We cannot. cure. hoot bani
references furnished on oppilcatl
1 qt. bottle. 33.00. 2 qt.
ALLEN MEDICAL (‘0.
Worship on and Water Ste Boo
LADlE
fluttering fro Retarded. Bu pro-er
ful Menstrual. on and all trrgnu
nature. wll
failihle core. They are entirely role and an
alwoyeherelled upon for o dy relief. 0
have yet to hear of a cone w no they hove
ailedio produce the dreirod molt. A he!
should he kept on hand at nil times in p»
for emergencies. Correewndence confided
By the . with full directions, oecurely
ed, 32.“) per box.
ALI-I8 MIDVCAL 00.
Washington and Water rite" Boewntkzilooo.
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Hind our FlllAlil rsuo nin-
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This Concerns Your Personal intereet '
Yon hove received a little book of PERI-,7 t
ODlCAL TICK ETal. To accomplish the
for which thle rystein 0f Mlviiflililim
outlined. we invite your earnest alien“ nd
co—o pt! to I ion.
in-t un rnllrflvnr to explain me plan no
any have no henllhlluh in regard to its
(Ill.
Please bear in mind that there i
expense to you wlmutwr. either for 7
151‘s or Ptrrzmt'm Wi on you in
purrhmwa of the [lenient w
nature twpenr in the ticket bnnlt, y
FAYi‘liit 'rmr tnmm arr rm. TIME or» rut» ‘
ennui: illu’l bravo lites-e tickets at. the rate of .
mat: 'rtt'rtm for each 1m: cunts ewe-n d.
As an lllnntrntlon. onppom van bu : at one
attire youth mihenmouni of It ill—yttn in"
tent ('lu'lr: nt another-sour pnrchm amounts
to fifty omits—4mm rive tirimte: at rtlll noth-
r~r HUiN‘ your purchase ammtntn to ’1 ~10“
lmwe thirty~fivn lli'krlrl and no on in the tenure
proportion. We (‘Ollrvt the linkers from each
mirt- (mm a week. add all the ticket» of your
n Hillier together and until! the entirr am not
or ynnr name on our books. When you
used tickets omonunnn to any
the numimra mentioned below.
will trend the cert-upon lnu
amount in nrrminm. The premiums on
of the anhneriprion for our: vmn oisnvN
paper or Magazine. pllhilr‘lild at their '
rate for tirketeumlmny limit you may
aire. in the some way, or. it v. u proforma
send you an order in ”rule on any one of
Atlvertittlns Ftrmn for the amount due y
tickets nee .
A m. runnerr'mo mm. or: Phonon" "In"
rm Mil) an: ounltnxrnn to no crooner
lltlil.
lmthetiohebd There in no limit of ti
and by using them continuounly yin will
waive omny valuable proprietor-"he more
will olppru-inte your «Hurt» and we oho
great y obliged. May we find some of you
tirlrcto in our next. collection? Keep
tichoinln your poclovhmimhen you will
forget thorn; the number of your ticket
union yo Itself or memhon of your really
no. on every mm I)” a itinerant number on
a not manual that you rhoold combs
flood your h ml: corofnlly, hooln oi
at once and when you have lined oil the
«to. not another book iron. or. our 9.
anic Building. Norwolkmrot hold!
do". So. N. rwnlll . where M] onion for
nmo ehonld he loll
Premium-n will be furninhut on foliowo:
for it» rickets i humeral“:
be 1m to .76 fl
" 2m " it» "
to 3% ll 1” I.
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it to...“ . Intruder.
cry immunity.
Norwalk Chronicler