withinnryreeehatthetilne 0! its
. ".lra!.A.Batnett,mtiew
MW,N. J. They are splen
' children’s remedies. flunk. All
_‘ De Witt'e Witch Easel Salve cum
eeelde. borne, indolent acres and never
"Seiletocurepile'e. G. A. Gregortho.
, ”do. 0 Stillsnn.
It will be an, agreeable surprise to per-
eels alibi-mt tohttscke oi hilioue colic to
”I'm that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
. Diarrhoea Remedy. In many inataneee
‘ ”attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
at the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
. bottles ior sale by G. C. Stilleon, drugglet.
Sick Headache. conetipstion and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’e
little Early Risers, the iamoue little
pills. e. a. Gregory 0; 00., and c. c.
Bttlleon.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. it is need in more than belt
. Gibbon" in Leeds. Sims Bros, Leede.
' Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
‘ ‘ that remedy is held where it has been
laid ior years and is well known. Hoth-
ers have teamed that there is nothing so
god for colds, ctoup and whooping
cough; that it cures theeeailinente quickly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and eaie tor children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles tor sale by G. C. Stillson,
Cassi-t“ .
Onrpatrone will find DeWitt’s Little
Early Rieerea sale and reliable remedy
~ (or constipation. dyspepsia and liver
can state. G. A. Gregory d:Co.,and
‘ G (rfltillsou.
A NEW Stililill.
You are invited to visit our DRESS
OUI'TTNG SCHOOL and see how pupils
who have only taken two or three leesone
can cut and lit themselves periectly.
finclasewmhwach pupil taught sepa-
lately. Price oi CUl’l‘ETt. with iull
cones oi instruction, 810 00. Terms,
“M down, and 81.00 per week. Pupils
een begin any time. Scrum. Horus.
{rows 7to9. Iondey. Wednesday and
Friday evenings. and from 2 to Ii,
Weloaday and Saturday alternoone.
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New York Announcement.
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and How to Furnish Them”
“Cal readily be ascertelned by visiting
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' where everything tool the beetquelity.
artistic excellence, and moderate in
. price. No such assortment cl reliable
can be seen in America.
Over two hundred and titty distinctly
“erect Bedroom Sets in all the vari-
a. woods, Brass Bedeteade In ever
My patterna, as well as epdlese lines
d Parlor, Drawing-Boom, library and
I‘ m women-u
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mislead tense. ‘l‘betopis minim it-v-
Wilde and model. was aesthetic
Oscar, he oi Mien poems. waeonthe
stand in his libel suit against the Marquis
st Queeoeberry. whom he charged with
makings foul accusation by writing an
epithet on a card.
The marquis was asked to , plead to the
charge. ”th guilty.” came the answor.
"The so called libel is true. and I made
i: kilown in the interest of public moral-
y.
. Sir ,Edward Clarke, counsel for Wilde.
mentioned the writing on the card by
Queensberry, charging Wilde with gross
Immorality. He claimed that other gou-
tlomen were «mourned lathe some acou-
rations and that they would sppoar later.
Sir Edward epolw oi Wilda paying the
lore to America for a man named Wmd,
who made (iflouelvo statomoutsagaiust tho
poet ‘ based on letters written by Uscar to
Lord Alfred Douglas. Ono of those prose
sonnets ran in this strain:
"Mr chlt BOY—Your sonnet is quite
loyelyrw l‘ our rose loaf lips scum made
no loss for the music of soul than for the
madnessoi kisses Your sdm. gilt soyl
walks between poetry and passion. I
know that llyaoiuthus, who was lovod by
Apollo. was you in tho iirook days. Why
are you alone in London. and when do you
go to Salisbury? Do you sloop in the gray
twilight oi Gothic things? Come here
whenever you llko, but go to Salisbury
ilrst."
All this. explained the liberal Sir Ed-
ward. was an cxprcssionol high poetic
sentiment, which the jury must romombor
emanatod irom one moviug In artistic cir-
cles .
A great many of the questions asked in
cross oxamination were not lit 1' or pubilra-
tion. Wilde denied that lichad been guilty
of the vile practises intimated.
BIG POSTOFFICE ROBBERY.
Thieves at Springfield. llls.. Got (“0.000
Worth of sturnpe and silver.
Srmsorxsto. llis.. April 4.—-'l‘hc post-
cilico here was robbud at about 810.000
worth of stamps and silverware. 'l‘ho rob.
bcry was committed almut noon whilo
Postmaster Ridgcly was at dinner and
was not discovered until fio'clook. Tho
thieves have so far (altered up their tracks.
Access was gained to the vault by the use
oi duplicate keys. Tho vault is located in
tho postnmstor’s private oillro. and the
combination is never turned except at
night. '
Besides the stamps Mr. llidgoly had
stored in the vault his daughter’s wrd~
ding presents. valued at $1.000. 'l‘he
stamps and sllvortvaro would make an
enormous purkmro. and it is hard to con-
mivu at a method to take it from the
building in broad daylight Without- don-o
tion. When Assistant Postmaster Mchlur‘
phy had m'msiou to go to the vault int-
slamps, ho iouml the interior «ii the vault
in wild disorder and everything of value
removed. This was the ilrst intimation
that the place had been looted. Mr. lildgih
ly until a tow days ago had about $30,000
in cash in tho vault, and the theory is ad-
vanrod that the thieves had sumo intima-
tluu oi this and that they \vun- aiior it.
Battle “’ltli strikers.
Mlt‘SClli, 11111.. April »i.-—A dnzun bolt-
nialiors, employed at tho Indiana iron
works. struck for higher wages. A ma»
jorily oi the men refuse-d to join the
strike. and when tin-y loll the mill they
Wul'L' attacked by tho strikers. and a gen-
cmi light iollowod. Foreman Charlus
Parkor oi the works was dangerously
Wounded. .iohuSouh-s aml Edward Frank
amalmdisoblcd. (ii the strikers soveml
wernhadly bruised. Five others are so
rarely injurod.
Do Not Ile-Iiuvr Icicle-r la Lou.
l'sm llrzmu. I’la, April l.—'l'bo ru-
mnr cirrulaiod In-roou .\pril i to tho oil'w't
that the sloop ltobinsnu Crumo Was
wns'lml oil Kay Largos, an Island situat—
ed at the southern I'TllI oi iiay llismyiw,
about so mill-s south oi horn. and that but
crew and panwngcrs. iul-ludlug Mossrs.
Zi-igii'r and \VI-Iisoi Now York and Brook-
lyh. \voro lost. ls tlmught to ho inlsu. In
int-l. souu- persons sci-m in ‘hiuk that it
was only stariod for an April fwd hoax.
(terse-rat linillrrmon Not Dead.
Kilt“ Wl-.>'l'. April 4,—Advh-os from a
trustworthy Mllll’l'l' in Ilan'ana \vi-ro nu
ceivml hrrc. They show that it isdvii~
uitlrly known in llavunu that qul‘ 5.000
iully arim-d robols arr in the fluid. '1‘!"-
rebel iii-noral liuillormon, who was an
unarmed to be (load by tho ripauisbmr
tburitios. is alive. but is uxtronu'ly shrk.
lie is safely hidden in the eastern part of
the island.
The Latin lielayed by an Accident.
i-ioi'iusurros. April l.—-'l'bo North
ilormuu Lloyd strainer balm. Captain
llolluwrs, irom Now York on March 20
lot Bron-ion. arrivi-d hero at 1 o'clock this
looming and laudodpassl-ngers and mails.
Fbu imumllatoly thermitor prorm-dml ior
Ill'l’ «instillation. Silo rotmrti .i that during
the voyage she was dolayod l7 hours by a
slight derangement of bar machlhvry.
Yam-ma Veteran Murdered.
Mouossrows. Ky. April -i.-—l\iorgau»
town Is in a lover oi oxoitomollt over the
mtlrdoroi Major A. ll. liamiltou. the la-
luous originator andoxmmtoroi tho usmpo
irom Libby prison in lmll. Ham Spoumir
has been amount and placed In jail. with
evidence against him. Mirod llolobor.
who was with i-‘ponm-r. says Sponsor is the
man who lived tho shot.
TELEGRAPHIC amass.
Tho Sagamore. a summer ho cl hourly
lirmuplotmi at Nantaskot Beach. was do-
etroyod by lire.
Mrs. llubort W. Todd of Now llavon
maintained suicide by drowning hermit in
Quiuniplac river.
lir. Wilder D. honorolt. llarrard. 'idi.
will be assistant pmicssor of chemistry
at Cornell next year.
Miss Staling'e Children’s home at Mll-
loot term. Aylesiord. hi. i-i., was burned.
but the inmates camped uninjured.
it has been discovered that I". W. iiriiiln.
assistant cashier oi the Northwestern Na
ticmal haul of Chicago, is a defaultsr to
the extent of 050.000.
The friends at John Melinda. the mill-
ere‘ loader and president of am Federation
or trailer. are seriously scammed regard-
ing hie health.
S. W. Bollard oi New York. a traveling
pie-amen. died at tho titan hotel, Cinch»
natl. from ado-e of parts green taken as
the «today at a protracted spree.
Moot besides. a mountain deeper-sec.
wee rant and snorted: wounded stile
its“ Mirna
given our ambassador. Mr. Bayard, to un-
(iln-at llrlialu insists upon ibowillulraival
anagrams is. a...
Dispute With enezuela.
DIPLOHATIO SLAP
0
e
Embaeeador Bayard Given to Understand
‘I'hat Interference by the United States
Will blot lie Talented-The Situation
Considered Grave.
Wasnmoros. April 4.~'l‘here is reason
to helluva that the British governmenthne
AT UNCLE SAM.
i
derstaad. in response to his representa-
tions in the Veuczueian boundary matter ‘
and his suggestion that it be submitted to
arbitration, that it must persist in regard-
ing the subject as can in‘ whluh only (iroat
Britain and Venezuela are consumed. or
course. the idea was sent out very diplo-
matically and collrtoously. so as to avoid
giving «mouse as luras pesslble. while still
making it plain that the United States
could not be regarded as having any proxy
at interest in the matter.
So, as it stands. the British government I
still insists upon its absoluto title and
right .to occupy all the territory to the
eastward oi the Soliciuburg line. while
professing a willingnoss to submit to or-
bitration Its claims totho lauds lying west
of that liuo. This was the ochr mudc to
chezuola years ago. and it has not boon
modllled in any respect since.
It has been Intimutcd that the United
States might acquire a right to intervene
in buhaii oi Vouozuola by declaring a prrr
toctorato over that country. wit the us-
sont of its people, slid bobiml ih sugars-
tlou is at least ono of tho grout European
powcra. who would be glad to burn its ro-
latlous with tho disturin-d i-oumraos of
South aml Central Amorim pim-od on a
stable basis. so that it might Inuit to mono
thoroughly rospnnsiblr. highly rivilixod
government {closure the wunmwum of
trade and prevent revolutions,
Our Government In l'lodgu-d.
The attitude of iiroat lirimlu in this
matter makes tho Venezuela boundary
dispute an ailulr of tho uiumsl importance
to tho United States. This gimrrmuout
has practically made the cause of Vapor:
uclo her own. Not only how soi‘orul
presidents oiuloavurml in ovory way possb j
bin to bring about an arbitration of the
long stmuliug dispute. but the last coli-
gross passed a joint resolution requesting
tho administration to urge the British
government ’to agroo to arbitration. and
thus gave the sanction at tho legislative
branch oi the government to tho oilorts
made by the executive to occurs a settlc<
ment at this question in such a way as to
protect the rights of Vonozuela.
A great doal will now depoud upon the ,
act-ion oi the two govoruuwuts in the dis- ‘
puted territory. Both Venezuela and
Great Britain havo ostablishod small cut-
posts aloug tho iiuyuui rivor. which ilows
through the center of the territory in con-
trq'orsy. 'l‘liuso outposts overlap each
other. some of those established by Von-
czuola being uouror to tho territory which
is admittedly British than are some of the
British outposts. it will be soon that the
situation is such that a hostile clash might
be brought on at any tium. and ii (ireat
Britain should iollow up her insistence on
tho Sohomburg line by an attempt to ex-
pul the Venezuelan soldicrs it would bring
limiters to a crisis at (nu-o.
'l‘ho iomiblo occupation of the disputed
territory by (in-at liriiuin would muko it
necessary for the administration to dolor—
miho upon a definite policy at ouro. and
either abandon Voiiozurlu to bur into or
iullow up the moral aid which she has ox-
tcudod her by for: ibly upholding her side
of tho controversy.
it tho Mouroo dortrino is varriod by the
president and Secretary (in-sham to tho
extent which uuuiy promiuvnl livmovrats
are urging upon the mlministratinu. it
will practimliy amount to tho l‘niti-d
Status taking tho r-IIMHI that. not only are
the European nations precluded from no-
quiring territory \vhirh is admilti-dly tho
properly oi llll Anit'l'll'llll tuition, but that
disputed lmumlury lilo-s whoro Eurupmu
intervals arc involved van only bu svlllml
by arbitration which is salisiarlory in tho
Chili-d Status.
.‘lluy Make a Naval llnuonatrulion.
(in account oi TTll‘ action at rongrvss in
this matter l’rosidrnt (.‘lovolaud and hire»
rolurytlrosbam luuy ii‘t‘l unframed in car-
rylng their opposition to “root llritain
iurthvr than they otherwise Would. and ii
oi the Venezuelan outposts along the (la-
ylllli rivor than: Ill IittIu l‘wtsull to doubt
that the United Status will mako a naval
demonstration In iumu along tho Valium-
olan roast. and it is mssiblo that interior '
vnco might be carried so far as to givo ac» '
tual assistauoo to Venezuela is resisting
the ion-Iblo Ui‘lllllilliiim oi tlm disputed tor-
ritory by tin-at Britain.
The situation is \’t!l"y grave and is giv-
ing tho mlmlulsiratlon a grand dual of
conroru. though It is hoped that boloro
math-rs are carried to tho ostromo tho dip.
lomatic negotiations bolvwou tho United
States and Great Britain may load to an
amicable sottlouuvut. It is hold in Wash. '
ihgtou that ilroat liritaia would ho wry
reluctant to some to an own rupture with 1‘
the l‘uitod States on amuumt oi the dish i
turbauco which Would result. and it Is
hold that while the relations botwuon the
two muntries might Iwooiuo vary lam-b
strained a satisfactory sottlomout will ho
rmohod Ill tho and.
Should «wanton Minn for a display of
turns in Venezuelan walors. ill-av Admiral
liloado's squadron. now in Hill ‘\ost lip
dice. could be ordered there at om-o.
Minister 'I'errell In l'mll.
CONHTANTINGPLK, April l.--'l'ho l‘uiird
States minister to Turkey. Alvimmler W.
Terrell. uummly escapml balm: shot. A
man being pursued by the pollen draw a
revolver on tho Plaoo'l‘axlm and tired sow
oral shots at his pursuors. Mr. Terrell
happened to ho crossing the square in his
carriage as tho man tired and was in grind.
danger of being hit.
Iron Ililla assuming.
PlilLiJl’llilfltil. N. J., April 4.-'l‘ho
Andovor iron company will resume work
and mt a turnsoo In blast as mm as It is
pole his ingot a stack ready.
Ltsssos. Pa. April L—u’l'ho Lebanon
rolling mills, alter a brief suspension.
have started up.
lawyer Itllle Him-ell.
New Your. April Ila-Jilin body of Au.
[nude ltohn ct tilt East Seventy-eighth
street. who was ii member of the law firm
at Kobn, Roche dc Lippmnn. was team!
in a ram lg limflmmixd “amazon
”roadway. e comm t ed by
shuttle.
We“. rainfall] muse.
mm A l.- r. Ale-weenie
' himse- been nun in am,
- complainant.
Wise-e.» repute , . .
vl'aovlnrrne. Aplul‘.h-'rh9 election ht
bode Island {or state calm was very
quiet. little‘lntereet being taken. The
Democrats generally were slow in getting
to the polls, and even the clearing weath-
er in the afternoon tailed to bring out
anything like the udrmnl Democratic
strength. Voting almost everywhere la-
vcred the Republican candidates.
Charles Warren Lippltt (Rep. ) was elect
ed guvornor over George L. Littleflold
(Data) by 10.000 plurality. The remain-
Govmmou ELECT Lll’l’lTT.
dcr oi the Biiilliilicflll stoic ticket-Ed-
ward Allou. or limxtonaut governor;
Charles ’1‘. llcunott. secretary of state; Ed~
word if. llubols, attorney geaoral; Sam—
uol Clark. gout-ml truasurur~uro all elect.
ed by pluralitios of about l0,000.
The Republicans curried Providence.
and their assolublymuu will have plurali-
tios ranging from 2.500 to 3.200. The
liopulillraus elected their outlro assembly
ticket in tho iouroitios oi the state—Wooll-
socket. I’awtuckot. Central Falls and
Nowmrtaby pluralitlcs ranging from 250
to tiliil.
Tho noxt assembly will include 32 Rev
publlcmi souaiors. iiii itapublil-an roprn-
sontativos, 3 Democratic senators and 3
Democrat in representatives. This is a gain
of one sonator for tho Dmuoorats. Dr. L.
l“. C. Harlin. the wall known labor work-
or, was oloolod to tho assmubiy.
Nl-Iwrom‘. Ii. 1.. April ~l.-—’l‘bo election
In Newport l’tiSllllDd in a oomph-to victory
for the Republicans. 'l‘boyelctdod one son-
atoraud iivo roprosouthtiws to the logisIa.
turn by good pluralltlcs.
NICARAGUA COMMISSIONERS
The President. Solo-rte Major Ludlow. Com-
mando-r- I-anicott and Alfred Noble.
\VssmsoTos. April -l.—Tho president
has soil-(:tml under the provisions of tho
sundry civil appropriation bill the follow.
lug persons as a board to investigate and
report upon the fillli'iliililhy. permanence
and oxpmiso oi the Nil arugua canal on the
route proposed by the communion oom-
pnuy: From the army. Major William
Lulllmv. corps of ougiam-rs; from the na-
vy: (,‘oiumandor l'. '1‘. I‘lndiuult. civil on-
gluocr. and from civil lilo. Alfred Noble
of Chicago. uu-mbor oi the Amorioau So
cluty of Civil Engineers.
All Actor Accidentally Shot.
NEW \"oua, April 4.~.l:unos llurns. 30
years old. a lucmhvr oi tho mulmly tram
oi lilm-ksnn and ilurus. now performing
at Rosier N Iilul's. “as accidentally shot
in tho b-it log last night. The shooting
oovurrrd while the men wuru going
tIirough llmir not. on tho stago. 'T'Iu-y are
sung and dance own. and «mo of tlu-m bad
the pistol, which was to bo mud in tho
skoa-h. in his pocket. 'I‘hc wimml was
very slight. and liurns was tukull to his
home.
l'uur ltoyn l‘nlsnnrd.
\\'.\i:ui;\', l’a. April «i.-—-I'lrnost Lung.
aged 5“ yours; Ludwig \l'lrkstrom. aged
l0; Harry Johnson. aged ii. lllllilt boy mud
rd Eslorgrru, about lhn some ago. wore
poisoned [roar this plum- by rating what
they tlmiighl to ho an in'tlrlueko. but what
proved in ho a dl-udiy poison. \\'iu~I.~ll'oiii
audduhnsuu d‘u-d \\ithiu throwquarts-rs
oi i\ll hour. The nihcr boys will probably
“Jill“ i'l'. ‘
('arl llrowne i‘liarged With Libel.
MAMlHnV. in. April -l.——-.\ warrant
was Issued burn for Carl Ilrownv. llmrslud
oi ihol‘uxoy mmmoawrai, for criminal
libol. l’oiluvmun Iiunry Seaman Is lbo
A wook ago lirnwno was
making a Sllt‘i‘i'Ii win-a somebody throw
eggs at him. in his papor. ’l‘ho l’ooplo's
l'ariy Campaign i‘aotus. ho charged that
Ulllwr .‘ii'ltililiil was rasponsiblo for the
uutragu.
ransom. in tho l'hamlwr M Deputies.
llursssm. April 4.——At thoolmo oi the
lilting oi tho rhamhvr oi dopullvs in (plan
rel ovi-urrod bolster-n .\i. do l"uissoaux. a
soolidlst dopuly. and .‘il. llvlb-putto. a
Catholic iuouibor oi the housu. 'l'botu‘o
mun finally calm to blows. and several oi
thoir supporters ougogrd in ilstlouils.
Tho oiliuiols of tho obolubor bad grunt
dilllculty in quolllng the disordor.
Song Writer alto-fly \‘rry III.
New \‘omi. April i.-‘~.hm»pb l'. Skelly.
tho song writer. is vary ill at lloliovue
with kiduoy tioubio and plrurisy. and his
rorovury in vulisldvrod wry doubtful.
Among hourly Loon songs written by him
Mu " Harbor Lights A rn Shining. " “ Home
Again In Nollie" and "A Boy's Ilcst
li‘rioud ls ills Mother."
(lower-nor Mlle-hell Denounces I’aglllem.
TALL/illAflsllZ. April 4.-—-lu ills lnosshgo
on the convening oi the legislature here
Governor Mitcholi in strong llll’lllll roman~
mended that “tlmsc prim lights, or glove
contests. bu mmlo felonies by statute.
with such poindties attached as will cause
those thugs to respect the law.”
Judge llale's iteisleatlon.
Formal". M0,. April rl.--'l‘he «lemme
lion oi .ludgo Elias .l. llaio. lhoiowa treas-
urer. who snot himmli horn last words. is.
‘ so far as investigations up to the present
time show. “99.8%.”.
Comoros}... unis sm.
New Your. April l.--lt has been do~
cided by the cycle Imam of trade» to hold
the mumd animal national cynic show in
Chicago.
Ml‘m For ltnrglarlelnn.
chcssrsu. Mass. April tum-Burgh"
uttered the poshmiee at Oxford and blew
oven the-ale. bettmnd «tyres-mien.
, ,
... 40.-.“.
l y ,1
THOUGHTS.
New Neckwenr just in, made specially for us, and the ~ ‘
handsomest line over shown in to wu, 25c. 500, lilo. 1
NEW STOCK or MEN’S om sovs' CLOTHING. . , "
Fast Black and Blue Cheviot Suits, 3 00, 10.00 and‘ 12.00. ' 1'
New All Wool Trousers, 2.00, 2.00, 3.00 to 6.50. '
Remarkable Values in Children’s Suits and Restore.
New Styles. Suits at 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 2.75, 3.50 to 0.00.
SPECIAL NEW TIIIIIIiS inlilllllIIIIEII'SZIIEIIIiIIEiII and FURNISHINGS.
NEW STIISK SPRING HATS.
W. A. IiiililililT & 00.,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalh.
Branch Store, 19 Main Budd} N orwalk.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SREIIIAI ALTERATION SALE.
As our alterations are not yet completed we have decided to continue our
Special Alteration Sale for one week more, and we trust nl'those who have not bad
a chance to take advantage of the many BARGAINS which we ofler at this time
will improve the opppotunity to do to.
Special B again in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Wash Goods, Linens, Iiuelin Under-
wear, Notions and Domestics; in fact every department is represented.
lrisiram is Hyatt, Norwaibi‘mnn.
fiwrvw
liavo broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PIIIIIIl iilIITIIIII
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
ail'ord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
\
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwaik. Conn.
W'WIIIIN uuvtsm ("it")! I'LBAIR ll'I'A‘I'I THAT
SOUTH NOIWAL‘ SIISINIL.
THE CHANCE [ii i LIFETIME
THOUSANDS or lllllll
‘ WORTH 0F
IIIIIISEIIEEI’IIIE AIITIIllES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
m INN! Nilill Fill Dill IIENTINS NNII PIIIIBINI UNIS. I!
Nlii. IIISPIIIE 0F iIIIN INTI“ "MI IF ill". "30““.
£TII., IN TIIE NEXT II M" IIIINNINI FEINIINIT let. ISIS.
JIIIIESI: IITIlIIIIIS
SUOOWO
'00 SAW III. II III
s. K. Locxwoon a co.
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