discuss "The Presidential Office"
“I. If l'hll'hllp M300”! lieu
hm“ “I'll-MW
Ilia. Their ill'lal Men.
A. P. Sherwood. of Norwalk,]taadc-
pedi t— lll mi While the
men it a.
unbleor u. and”
iauntll the impediment in removed, the
horse car driver. aftc waiting what enema
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eided to give up his championship skat- to him a untenable time. boul- ont and 3
amino hematite open country 101’ m0 ; beat. Finally lie-men was dlaooveredl
M101 in“. 01‘ M I'M- NHDB round the , wining out of a questionable resort. 1
ing race. .--_. «L
The new hose jackets recently ordered
on trial for Phu‘nix Engine company.
have arrived.
The Crofut 8r Knapp cmnpauy is hav»
ing auction of flooring in the curling
room of factory No. l mlaid.
contraction. bumping, bouncing and
swinging ovoi- the paving stones until he quarters tomorrow." raid Sergeant Cant-
l
“And yet, notwithntandl the advan-
tage which the horse ear rice. in this 2 mon.
pulls in on the track ahead.
respect. the cable and no icy car are care
car must go, no doubt about that. but we
shall alm- hold in friendly and admin l drawing‘hie revolver a. shot Cantlia.
ly and rapidly auperoediog it. The horse‘ chief." was the reply. .
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The nation“ banks uf Nay-walk my“ ingrecoileotlontho akiliful driver."-—New‘
South Norwalk will hold their annual
meetings tomorrow.
Sherman Commamlery. U. 0. (i, C..
has postponed the installation of its old
cars until January 24.
York Sun.
-O———-———
(inlet-(them
The skill of the pedicure in now called
into requisition nearly an often as that of
the manicure. Many peraona have their
feet carefully and systematically looked
after and the nails of their toes as nicely
kept an the nails of their fingers. The
, we. Lilli: £33m,
“enrichment
I'rlammon la mime! ll
of murder. , .4 l
The chmtlngwaa a cold mm;
of work. Sergeant Cantlin had enrolled
for Salomon focapward of threequarteui
of anhntnaiid anon tolnd time-its!
"You are enunciated. Report at headvl
lin, addnming the delinquent. ‘
“Better lot it gntliia time," urged Sarn-
“You'll have to leave that with thel
“Then take that."aaid Woman!
through the breast.
ria'nmon then continued his boat uncon-
j lei-notify. Aukodoome timeafter byanotlrv ‘
’ or patrolman whether he had seen Cantlln,
he replied that he had early in them‘
liur. but not since. l
The shomlng might have beenaniye»
tery had not the shot been heard by a flag- ,I
man on a Lake Shore missing, whodla-
covered Cantiln and had hint taken to the.
The farce “No (Bum, No Pay." will, visiting pedicure Is a distinct profeaaion lioapltal. llo handy had atrengthaufflcicntl
in the large citiea. Unquestionabiy the I to tell who his assailant was.
be given tonight by the C. s, society of
Green‘s Farms. at the Y. M. 0., A. Hall.
for the benefit of the WMQ
.l' ' i
A new floor is being lal
ment of W. H. Jones' b
der block. It is pro
plate glass windows
and many other im ‘ sprung? x
On Saturday Ben
nfiieLau-
‘ ‘ large
‘lit,
‘ \ Lfiyiiirlyv, of
West Main street, found his pocket-
book containing $50. Which ‘ ‘i lost early
in the week. It was in sdin l bbish in
the cellar, which he been ill . ding up.
«0.».
At the annual meeting of the Yale
Alumni association F. St.’ John Lock
wood, of Norwalk, was elected one of
the vice-presidents. and Colonel Russel.
Frost, of South Norwalk, was elected a
member of the board of trustees.
At the annual meeting of Company
D these civil officers were elected: 'l‘rcaiv
snrer, Captain R. J. Doyle; recording
secretary, F. E. Brotherton: financial
secretary, James H. Moore; finance
committee, Henry H. Betta, Frank
Ortle, A. L. Mason.
IIARRISON ON THE PRESIDENCY.
The Bil-President Thinks a Chiel Magistrate
Should Nollie Eligible lo lie-election.
Ex-Presidcnt Benjamin Harrison will
very
comprehensively in his “This Country
of Ours" series, 'in the. forthcoming Feb- ‘
runry Ladies" Home Journal. Hc wil
detail the provisions and methods of
electing a chief magistrate, and will
have much to say bearing upon the eligi»
bility of a president for re—election ; will
give his views as to the length of the
presidential term, and cxprcss rathci'
decided opinions relative to the annoy-
apce to which presidentsnrc subjcctcd
from office-seekers. The article is prac-
tical, based upon experience and obser;
vation, and is very timely. Gcncrail
Harrison believes that the fears (ex-
pressed by the framers of our constitu-
tion) thy: the power of tho oiiice is such
as to enable an ambitious incumbent to
secure an indefinite succession of terms
have never been realized. "In practice
the popular opinion has limited the cligi
bility of the president to one rig-election.
But some of our leading and p05:
thoughtful public men have challenged
the wisdom of the four-year term, and
have advocated six years,usnally accom-
panied with aprohibition of a second
term. And unless some method can be
devised by which a less considerable part
of the four year term much be given to
hearing applicants for office and to mak-
ing appointments, it wouldbe wise to
give the president, by extending the
time, a better chance to show what he
can do for the country. It must be ad-
mitted, also, that ineligibility to a second
term will give to the executive action
greater independence. It seems unlike-
ly, however, that any change in the
presidential term will be made unless
some unexpected event- should stir into
action a thought that is now of a theo
' rctical rather than a practical cast.“
Ten ,
Sweet
Caporal
1 Little h
Cigars
for S cts.‘
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
‘.l u u!
f "h i
care of the feet has much to do with their
- condition as regards comfort and service. ‘, cold indifference.
and rendered lees susceptible by bathing
cologne has been put.
them every morning in tepid, not hot, .
water into which a teaspoonful of can do .
The occasional l
l
l
parboillng in in most melding water. which ;
‘ is still a provincial practice for the soften- 1
ing of coma and other excmeeencee, is I
harmful and increases in the end the very '
; troubles for which it seems a temporary
rebel—Now York Times.
"Baby Empathy.
Mr. Sully, in his interesting and popu~
in: book on “Studies of Children," devotes
a good portion of his attention to the
origin of sympathy in their hearts and is
' disposed, we think. to aseribo more of it
‘ to‘ imitatlveness than we should think
reasonable. For example, he tells us the
Summon, when arrested. maintained I
NEARLY A HOLOCAUST.
Banker Keogh normally Nana Illa Wile
Ill! Chlldrcl Front Death.
svrnonos BAY, Win. Jan. i:i.—-—I~‘ire in -
the residence-of Banker James Keoghoamc
natr resulting inaterrible hobs-aunt, and, .
as it was. four members of the family and
_ the domestic were badly burned and one
: severely cut with glass.
Mrs. Keogh was ill, and the shock and
‘ burns she received, it is (mired, will canoe
following very interesting story, ridding a ‘
remark, of which we should Question the
truth, that concerns all such stories:
“A baby, aged 1 your and 9 months,
was crawling on the floor. An older sis-
ter, Knthorinc, aged 6. who was working
at a wool mat, could not get on very well
and began to cry.
,ilow to call for aid.
licr death.
Mr. Keogh saved four children by heroic
dashes through the flames. l‘p stairs were
two daughters. When awakened, the
down stairs port of the house was ablaze.
but one of them rushed down and out of
theirs, receiving only slight injuries. The
other {cared to follow and broke the win.
By this time the
young men outside bad fanned a human
ladder several high by standing on each
nthcr's shoulders, and Wore enabled to
' rescue the distracted girl. who was badly
Baby looked up and =
granted, 'On! onl' and kept drawing its ,
fingers down its own cheeks.
Hi'l’il the ,
aunt culled Miss Katherine's attention to I
‘ baby, it device which merely caused a fresh
‘ outburst of tears. Whercupon baby pro-
ceeded to hitch itself along to Katherine g
with many repetitions of tho grunts and '
theiniincticfingerniovemcnts. Katherine, .
fairly overcome by this, took baby to her
and mailed: at which baby hogan tel clap
its imnds and tom-ow. tracing this time
the course of the tours down its sister's
cut about the body in gettlngout, bring
clad only in her night dress.
EXPLoéTou or DYNAMITE.
It Cannes the Fatal Injury of “no
Brothers In Phllndclphh.
PllTLADElJ’llld, Jim. i:l.—'l'hrm broth-
i-rs were fatally injured by an explosion of
iiyniuultc at their llllllllf‘l.hii2 ladihgow
strut-t. Their names are David. William
and limrge McKisson, nip-d n-sm-fliwly
: in. it} and T ycnrs.
cheeks. This pretty nursery picture cor- ‘
, tainly seems to illustrate a rudiment of
'gcnuino fpilow fee-ling. Similarly it is
hard not to recognize the signs of n slnmire
? conccrn when a child of 9 runs spontane-
ouslynnd kisses the place that is hurt,
even though it is not to be doubted that
l the graceful action has been learned
' through imitation.”—Lnndon Spectator.
_._______b.
NO ONE KNOWS
The Weighl ol Another Man's Burden—
Many a One in Bosion Brooghl
lo nghl.
(Flam Boot ilJ lien id.)
Y .u know if you have a burden to bear.
You know where you are taxed‘to beer
i .
Y »u know how much trouble it give.
.' ui.
But do w u know how to shake it off?
him. Jcnuic McKisoon, their mother,
had gonc ncxt door, leaving the boys i-x-
periniontlug with a toy snfcwbir-h they
were trying to open with dynamite. A
moment. later the explosion was heard.
‘ and the door was broken open.
The younger brothers were found sense-
less, but David, enveloped in flames, dosh-
”! from the house and run a distance of a»
block bol'orc hc could he stupymi and the
tire extinguished. 'l‘bc three worrsu badly
burned that thclr «loath is momentarily
expected. The liinfhi'l' susminul serious
injuries trying to put out the iliuncs, and
the house was badly daningmi.
N0 WAR WITH US.
The firm of the Salisbury Government
[Declares For Peace, “With l'nitrd stain.
LoNDOX. Jun. l:l.——Thc Stamhml, the
Conservative government organ, says in
an editorial this morning:
“Tho cubinct on Saturilztyderiilul to
publish the Vonmuelau papcrsnt themrliv
est possibil- moment.
“We gladly take this opportunity to
‘ licur tcstixuony to the mugnnninmusulti-
iude of the American nation [nits ntn
jiimc when mmniunitlcs loss generous
"be back hear: more burdens than an .
:be human organism.
And it objects to it, sometimes emphnv
icnily.
ll achcs. it pains, is wank and lame.
it's your fault if you don't come to tbr I
' _cbn people with the absolute cniirhir of
l't'K'ClllE. .
Perhaps you don't know how. W-
e uld icliyun, but you might doubt us.
‘if not of iucnncc.
thought a favorable opportunity bail aris-
en for adopting toward us a tnni‘ of insult.
This conduct "is
worthy of the Americans and has mutt 'i-
any influcuccd Loni Salisbury} decision.
“The .mzilutcnunce of friendship with
‘ Aincricu is always lh first consitlcmtlon
x
“'9 will let a Boston man do it then,
. ’i is easier proven.
Mr. G. W. Thrower is a railroad min:
employed by the main B Istoii 8: Album
railway. Our representative found hlll‘
at hi~ mid-cw, 24 Chelsea street, Eu~t 8‘
Inn. A man of reiiring disposition is Mr
l‘hrow.«r, and few people kncwthe i‘r lublv
‘ lie bus had with his buck. The foil-mun:
c inversution is given for the public beu -
: “Mr. Thrower, I hear you have been
, irnublcd \viiiry ur back." ‘
“Yes, I had kidney trouble some ycnr~ l
ago It returned and has bothered m- l
for the [unit four or liv» m Illl‘ll‘l." ;
“What was the nature of your ailecs‘
tit-n?" . ‘
"Dull pain over the kliieyi. sircue ~
about the small of the back. It waub.
. hurt me to bend over, was painful when
Estm‘uzbtening up or even standing on my
i feet, in fact it knocked me out."
"What did you do for the trouble?“ .
"I took Dean‘s Kidney Pills, sir."
“What ,was the result!"
“I fee-l nilright now, all the pain ha
; left, I am w rk in; regularly at high.
' which is hard on the kidneys, but. they ii»
i not trouble me."
“l‘bcn you cnnpiili-‘i' Dean’s Kidney
Pills have cared you?" “w"
. "Yes Iaui confident they deserve vlc
credit. I Would say they positively cured
me. Igot thrm of Wavulbury Drug Co.
here in East Bilston. You may use this
for publication if you wish.”
Dean's Kidney Plls are for sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents. hmil d by
Foster-hillburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.. sole
agent for the 1'. S.
: Coughiugirrltuti-s the delicate orznn~
land lltmeillrs the rim-aw. instead
" waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. I.
j. hrl'm at once. making expectoratlon easy
,ri—dnces the soreness and iviflammn'i-m
' Everyone like: it. F. P. Wed & G. C
Stilhen. ,
l
l
with England. ,We‘ say this to the Ami-ri—
ilccp scutixl coriiinlity. "
fle Didn't “hunt to Live.
PliOVIDESi‘E, Jan. l:i.——.~famuel Rose, a
grocer. who disappeared from Satick three
months ago, was found dead in a room at
the Hotel Hopkins. Mr. Ross, nfli'r his
disappearance, which event caused a son «
sation, went to San ancisco, staying
there only two hours and then returning
l cast. He showed up hon.- n week ago, and
last Friday, in a saloon. told the bartender
he was going to kill himself, He shot
himself through the right temple, death
being instantaneous. He left a note sny- ,
ing'that his wife and child were dead and”
he had gone to join them. His father is n
wcaithy rctircil manufacturer of Thilnlp'v
sonville, Conn. ‘
Killed on "in “'otlding rug rM
hisusxov CITY. Pm, Jun. l3.—. t
Place, a mining village near here, Johp
Shanocky, a Pole. :27 years old, was run!»
ried to a. Miss ('urmvitz, and a half hour.
after the performance ,of the ceremony he
was dead, brutally murdered. During thc ,
festivities a shot wits heard on the outside
of the house. and Shanocky was found .
senseless, with a bullet in his body. He ‘
wnsalao badly cut, indicating that a fight ,
had occurred. A moment later bodied. ‘
Jealousy actuated the deed, and the rnnr- ,
derer in said to be known to the police.
Wreck o- tln Air Line Road.
Hrsmonrno, Ind, Jan. Ia—Pa-scn- i
ger train 30. 2, going out on the Louie,‘
ville, Evansville and St. Louis railway“
known as the Air line,wns derailed“
Goldthwnite, it”; milu west of here. A
truck of the engine left thetrack at a
switch hog. The engine and five corswere
derailed. George Bush, the fireman, was
fatally injured. Injnrleato the othmwcre
slight.
, ”Died from ”New.
Hummus, Pa, Jan.“ ill—Abraham A.
House, aged 47 years. died at his home in
Conyngham after four daya' suffering
from rabies. Two dootors ware in attend-
ance, bntooulddonothingtorelievehlm.
Huusewus bitten hat October bya pet
house dog. ‘
Weather reread.
she
‘ He has neither denld' P“
Tender feet can be somewhat hemmed ‘ nor mnfcsscd the shooting. ‘
. l
l'alr; colder; MM
.wmhu
Japaaeee Cutthroata
an A man interim rower
her Tragedy. the Queen Coauaied I!"
sell and W Murder—flue ltiag be
cited the Japanese.
x" You. Jan 1a.“! Hornld'.
Rhanghai Wildcat writes:
A more equaling anything whlcl
Rider Haggard ever wrote comes fron
fieuni, the «vital of Korea. relating to thi
conspiracy which broke out theta.b last So
vemher. The atoll it given on the author
ity of one whom I implicitly trust. but
while identity must rennin a secret fat
the present. The facts are known only it
a few portions, one being the king, and iii.
have the utrongcat motives for warm!
"WI". e
it will baromeiiiborod that on Set. iii
an umneceeiiful plot culininuicd in an at
tack on the palace bya number of Kareem
belonging to the quccn’s party. ll. Woe
her. the Bavarian charge d'amiin-s; Dr».
Allen and l’ndormiod and other Aincrl
and were accrued. on apparently strong
pounds, of being privy to the plot. The}
were, in fact, said in have been on tin
spot rluItltanequily with the alumina at
tempt. - They. however, denied all coin
city.
The king and the Japanese, being warn
ed- Machined, pelted extra gum-d» and
foils! the ronlplriwy. My information
now chews that hl. Win-her and the Bug
itch ennui] altered the secret, the object;
being to seize the minim-rs, cxpcl the Jan 1
one-e, free the king from the laitcr's in-
Wat Not Wilt
”can: help"
Luther M.Wright
finance and raw"! the queen. who “r
reputed to be dead, but who was in reality =
alive.
The Queen of Korea In All".
The Russian mummy of the h-gniiun
was the lending spirit in the conspiracy ‘
and was deputed to mnvcy the out-on from |
'A. Dickerman 8; Sons.
waiting dragged to the pyre prepared foi .
than outside, and watched the mniph-tlon ;
of the tragedy from be 'hiding place. p
her pburcof hiding in tbcpniace. The full
tire of the nttnlnpt moi-indium] thc lam-p
ing of the caret of the quecn being in I'X
term, which is now for the iimt tinu
divulged. When. in October, the Korean-
and Japaneee limin- into the palm-c. llli
neon, seeming danger, hid hastily, with
it spultlng to her women, in an obscuri
outhonee, anwthe bodies of her bulb-s in
The queen was mnccnlrd for an hour and ‘
a half, every moment expecting (limit-cry.
Sba fled at but through a stunt plumage
to the old place and thence, after chang 3
lug her tires, made her mp9 nutsldc- the
walls of the city, where she reached a
place of safety. ‘
When the Japanese and Kormns exam.
inc-d the charred bodies of the women who
had been burned, the king and some oth-
crit shrewdly felgnnl that they had dismr-
"red the ldcntlty of quccn in one of
tho victims. lost a search should rm'un
ho-r whon-nls-ut and lend to her murder.
’l'lu- Japanese iii-copied the account of
tbcqiicrn'st death M true. .\l.\l. Win-bot
anti Hillier, the latter being the iicnuan
consul, min-it have bwn privy to the iil’e'l‘t'li.
which was. howgvcr. well kept.
The Story of flu- Tragedy.
'l'brco- Koreans were strangled last work
as the quecn's lnflfllt'l’l'l'e'. while the trial
of \‘ismum lliiimund other .lhpanrsc ofii
rials is proceeding at "lfiuilllilh't for thc
murder of a munan who still lives. Liv
lion-Shin, the loader of the last nbrurtivc
[IlilL l' in hiding lli'l’i‘.
An American friend. who camc here on
the lussian miisorr tltvnjny. says that
Russia is usinghthc supposed murder of
tln- «pic-pit in a wmpcn against ibc .lnpa-
nose, although well knowing its fitlsll)’.
The quccn has been kiilui by rumor
twice la‘forc.
The report that the queen of Knrt‘n had
met. death at the bands of .lnpntics'i- rut—
thrunts was published in ih‘toiu-r la-t. 'l‘hc
advices stated that the hired ions-mains cu
termi the palace by \‘luli‘ni‘t‘. after killing
thc (‘nlona‘l in command of the royal
guards and many of his men.
The munlcn-rs thcn rushed to tin1
queen‘s apartments. killed licr. lu'r minis-
!” iii "iv linlbl’lilllil nml‘thnn-oi
o-n, whowcrc in attendance u lli'l'. The
bodice, it was sinful. wcn- taken outside
tho- mitt-s of ”IF [minis-rind dclils'rutclv
burnt-cl. Janna» norms of the lino won‘
at tho mynl palm-c entrance. but \vcre said
to how taken no part in the trugmly.
At the time print-a were said to exist
connecting the Japanese minister with
the plot. That .luymimu-gm’crtuucnt imme-
diately mm.- naollmnccs that every guilty
Japntum oilicial, if any such were lilillll'
cared, should be punishnl.
The trials of several persons. including
sinn- h‘flt taken up.
The 'l'nionn-Kun took the throne ofth
the tragedy, but ho was soon formal to
mine, Russia insisting upon the ri-stora-
tion of the king.
Shipwrecked Sailors Beach Port.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.~—l-2ight shipwreck
ed sailors of the schooner Charles H. Fa
hens marital port as passengers on the
stunner )lmllann, from it. Kins. West In
dies. The. schooner sailed from St. )lnr-
tins for Huston with a cargo of salt. slit
experienced thick wmthcr. and on Doc.
:24 she ran, ashore on Dog island, mun
St. Martins. All hands wore rescued with
much difficulty- The l‘nitcd States con-
sul sent the sailors home. but Captain
”owes remained at St. Kitts to attcnd to
the owners“ interests.
Death of John 1’. Bennett.
LYOSS, X. Y.. Jan. l:l.—.l. P. Bennett.
chairman of the Waync county hniml of
supervisors. died at his home in William-
son. llo was a member of the assembly
in 1854-5 and 1m. lie was short! of
Wayne county during 1862-4 and lWTOI 1,
: Since 1879 he has represented WI '
. on the Wayne board of supervisors. being ‘
V the oldest supervisor in pointof service.
Fire at Xewharyport.
Nmt’rm 031. Mass, Jan. lit—Tho
principal businela block here was ethn-
pletoly gutted by fire, causing a loss, of
$21,000, which in covered by insurance.
Theflre stat-trad in J. W. Watson's store
and soon worked its way through the en- .
tire building. The upper portion was or-
enpied by a number of firms, all of whom
be heavily.
Fatal Quml at a Christening.
Yrszuxn, N. J.. Jan. 13.,—During a
family quarrel at a christening Frank An-
gelo was shot and fatally wounded by his
ootntin. John Cudinna, whocsoaped. Both
are Italians.
A Spanish Poet Dead.
1.15on, Jan. li—Jono Dan, tin cele-
South Norwalk, -
t
not": it ZEL-UFF,"
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish , ,
Oysters
a nd Cla ms,
Lobste rs.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found !
HORSE RADISH enouao T0
' ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsup!
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Cull, til-i1.
on. F. w. M It .‘ii i,
EUREEMI DENY-8}.
42 \"usliingtnu Pit...
8oulh NaiwalK, limo.
‘l‘izfi'l‘ll l‘li.l.l".ll AMI i.\' “All i.
that of the minister, Viscount )liuro, have .
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WI'I'llill'T l'.t I ‘-..
1| rtiiirln.‘ “er-lb «lib -avu' w in w; ,. , l- .
'lie lat .-I. lluDI’IWt-ll um b ll _.
A'i upon t nu- pertm -i:. : :iwi.
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.m- ba ' vi.“ pvl-r. bi '1 m m. .. ‘niw :'H] »
Teeth Flirt: ted Prw-of: liar..— “hr" Hill»
ertuelli are to he in-evixd. ,
A lady inhuman
I” l'lf‘ll H03? 3‘.
I‘mm line. In. umlih p. in. Open \vl9_lur'~ -.\
andSa inlay nnillr p. is.
All wmh warranted for (No you-a
Cur-an! «ti-m r'r. v
Physicianflorlilpineiil
Cu» be i-onmlml at her onloe
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D selves of “'uiiwu n s: tCJllly,
suffering from any «lfllsuiiy incuieut bu
bite «or can it i|~i||l Dr. Guilfurvi in the
‘ uncles! confident-e. \\ i: h ihe u~~nraow of
receivimzihv mus! ~kiliful uml ~cwutuicl
im‘mcnt knneru «Harry and
,tlediclne. Hun 'care with nurse fumbl-
ed whenreqniml. l‘rrms lllj‘lld’f'll‘. All
letters promptly repliedto. Iucloee slump.
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South Iorwalk Savings Bank.
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SOUTH NOIIWALK. Conn" Dec. 24,1895.
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peeitorsnfimmsi at the rate, ffnur in r
cent. per tumour was dicl‘lrt‘Il fur 1h.- .. r
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nnd of." Jnuuury l". lrlihi.
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drawn wall in. creililed to ucc-mv is "I!“ ~
draw interest from Jn'vnru'v l. l89'».
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Ladies 5,
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He is selling the 3551' llhfiATS the Mar-la” mom
He is giving‘tho Boat Sd'ryloo possiblo. 1' s’
He is selling strictlyfor CASH. '. 1|" ‘ .
2+3. is selling Meat cheaper than it we.» ever cold In
Rand His PRICES.
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llv ., ,"Ml‘il'nll .‘li‘:l'n’, i” M ‘ 1‘73“)
l:ll‘.ll"l hit-11b, 1“ lb
‘l. 'iillll'l Sit-tilt, Crib
lei H :‘k, Chops or “-1.14. 1”“!
Fresh Hume, ‘- V lklb
"Sam“. this:
\‘m‘ukrii Haunt, . k, l' lb
In gs 1:! blflllvf‘tli, 1“ lb
fill». lirmk‘usl Burn". ”‘
l’littv- W" ll.~:~ifllll of Her-f, ("cab m ~10: . dc lb "‘
“HF. View > LS Pork, fl
Cil'wt‘r Country Chickens,
Choice Country Turkey».
THE-STAR-MARK
, Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
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