use: Ell M m It lli'r
“Tm
R. If RIMJH loo
a mu, visa Iris-a all
his! M' m m
GeorgeFah-child. of New Ydrb city,
iavisEit-ing his sheer. Mrs. Frank Young.
of Pleasant avenue. E
now 1.11 or
new conipaay
night in Arlen Hall.
sail-r
yam Hook
51h be‘ 1.11 1.
lbd yesterday afternoon at his pursuit 1
home in lochwood avenue.
Samuel b, employed by George E
Bnohnaster. ured his hand yesterday E
while putting up an iron milling
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The Knight Street African Methodist
Episcopm church Christian Endeavor
will hold a union social tonight. ”Ad-
mission free. ______ 1
Moses P. Bullock has been iuehargeE
of James F. O‘Brien’s hat store on
Washington street during a brief sick- 1
uses of the pmprletm.
, Acar on the Wilson Point freight,due
at New Milford at 8 o‘clock yesterday
morning, jumped the track at Still Riv-
" dud created a bad blockade.
The meeting of the Temperance Re-
form association will be held next Sun-
day at 8:30 o’clock; with Mrs. Kendrick,
41 Chestnut street. All are welcome.
The meeting of the Woman's Chris-
tian Temperance Union will be held
Friday at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. Richards E
Ill Chestnut srreet. All are welcome.
Thetrusteesof UncasTribe, I. 0. R.
11.. will 1101.1 3 joint meeting tonight at E
7 o 'cloclr with the committee on the new
Wigwam, in the parlor of the latter. 1111- E
portant business will be transacted. l
The case of Captain James K. Crofut
against Jacob M. Layton, executor of
the estate of the late A. J. Crofut, is set
: down for trial tomorrow in the Superior
Court. Colonel Frost represents Captain
Crofut.
The Shell Fish Commissioners have .'
voted to sit as aboard of relief as fol-
lows. At New Haven, January ‘21 and
28; South Norw 11111, February" ., aud°
Stamford, February II, at l :30 p. 111.011
«each day, , . E
The Consolidated load.
lilartiurd (Ion rant.)
This corporation has now practically :
complete control of the carrying trade be- :
tween New York and Boston, has Con- .
uecticut absolutely in its grasp, and can i
make or mar towns, cities, the state
itself. It is the loudest sort of an argu-
ment for a just and liberal policy. In .
the first place, living in the community E
the railroad’s own interests require that
the community itself shall prosper. In
the second place, but really far more 1
important, the railroad cannot for 1tsow n
existence and the character of all con-
cernedin it, afford to follow an arbitrary
and unwise course. It would not be very i
difficult to arouse a genuine “manger"
agitation in Connecticut, if the one rail-
road that runs all over the state should
invite such a crusade. A lobbyist or a1
legislator can be bought here and there
for a price and oil can be poured upon
little disturbances until they smooth
themselves out, but a whole state smart-
ing with injustice couldn't be be bought,
muzzled or bound. Indeed, it is a ques-
tion whether today the company isn't
as much in danger from demagognes as,
are the people from the lobby. E
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“Judge," said the inebriate, “I under- E
stand you are a very liberal man, and in
this predicament I hope you won't for-
get me." .
“Don’t led that worry you, sin" re-
sponded his honor, “I can't stretch the
—1imit but I‘ll give you the full penalty."
This bloomer fad will soon be 0 'er,
Despite whittled may read, ,
For everything that ever bloomed
Has some day gone to seed.
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Egetting a livelihood. Every woman
. hand if she desire to have one—and to ‘
‘ herself if she choose tolive alone. ” But
Ebrilliant additions to the journalistic
‘ work.
‘and reviews, with the study of current ,
'the Well known family physician, and
revels
111.1%“: mm...
on“ ”1*
m1}. mid ”your tapiOsfordarad
hon; t harm
their MIN“! of or ly a
mac
than as! M
per HM and luropa' Ha
presented It to the radon prod. The
late Thomas Corp who only recently
boas MW nobility,
found It to be just sumoien for its oopies
‘ of tho III-II!“ Bib“ then In “total!“—
dlamoud limo-.- 111 an edition ot“
that 1.111.111",th33. its date of Iii".
ITholmeksvo'asahasalyatbir'iotthousoal
thickness, and, although as much as two
wsscacrd tor
TAD alerts Iran the paper to its
source were fut a and as years rolled on
thocircumstanoe wealorgottsn. Bot .va
in “it acopyiell into the hands of Arthur
It. Milli. who showed it to Mr. t‘rowde,
and experiments were at once set on toot.
at the Ortord university paper mills with
the object at puxincing a similar paper.
0 first atterupts were failures. but suc-
ouswap achieved. and Aug. :34. 187:1, an
edition of diamond some Bible, similar in
all respects to the N copies printed in
were placed on his. This was the
first Oxford Bible published by Mr.
Frowde. The font of compression was
looked upon as astoundingr the drained
and hetero long 250,000
asonormons,
,1 wplos had boonsold. The paper when sub-
TN to severe rubbing, instead of break
113 into holes, assumed a texture resem-
bling chamoia leather, and a strip only 3
inches wide was found able to supports
quarter of a Ehundrodwolght without yield-
ing. The secret of its manufacture, It
' may be said, is known to only three living
persona—Bock Review.
Ian-Ins.
Mr. T. P. O'Connor, a memberof the
English house of commons, has views
upon an ideal society. In his perfect on-
tion men and women will enjoy social
and political equality.
" What I want to see, " says this ardent
champion, “is that women should be
placed in such an economic position that
marriage will not be entered into by her
as the last and the only means she has of
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should be taught to be self supportth if
she belongs to those who have to live by
their own exertions, and, indeed, whether
she does or not, she ought to learn to
help herself, for even settled facts may
,disappear. In the wealthier classes wo-
man should be given the highest educa-
tion she is capable of receiving, so as to
be an intellectual companion toher has-
the admirable common sense of these
statements is somow hat counterbalanced
by the fact that in Mr. 0' Connor s ideal
“every girl will be married at 17 and
every man at 2]. "
Journalism at Wellesloy.
Wellesley college should produce some
ranks within a few years. One of the
courses in English ofl'ered during the
junior year is in newspaper work. It is
for students who have done superior
Practice in reporting, condensing
tambocophemE
3M
E :old, and they were nted totho queen
Her American islands.
11111 users us nor is arm‘s:
mean-(form laid a Rave arm a
mlon 1, mm on» Woo!
ladlos-hllaa er scum Ewe or
m aaain cub-1N -
Wmtxeros, Jan. ld—Thc possessions“
of the Islands lying near the coasts of the
1llnltod Emulate be ongof tboaimaol
Will.” 3“” flfimu
[e van as
which he urges the imnisdlats purchase
of all islands adlacsnt to the United Sm ‘
new worms to Damnark. .
Thooeare lit. Thmnas, 3...... Cruzand
8t- Msoau, in_tho Wm ludlos and em-
1“The (I these islands would
give to tho Cnlwd States a strong mill
tavyaud naval advantage, which it does
not now enjoy.
it “understood that Ironwork is not
averse to parting with all of them. She
once offered to sell so Thomas to us, but
the negotiations fell through. If she were
to odor tosell oueor all of the islands new.
there In every reason to believe that her
oler would be promptly' accepted.
The project outlined by Senator lodge
Is not only favorably received by Republic-
an leaders, but It is known to be looked pa
with favor by the administration. 1
Olnoy is certainly greatly im’
prsssodwlth the project, and a correspond-
cut has Information which leads him to
believe that it Mr. Dim-y has not already.
approached the Danish minister on is
subject he will shortly do so.
‘l'ho President's Views Not Known.
The personal opinions of President
Cleveland are not known. but in t
matters be now follows the lead of
secretary of state.
' It. would be a great record for blood
ministration to add to American territw
these new possessions.
The senate (ouunitwe on foreign rela-
tions discussed the Monroe doctrine, but
took no action, the question being laid
over until Friday, when a symlnl meeting
will he held. It Is likely the resolution
will be reported favorably.
Representative blcCorn1lck,nocompa-
nied pby Admiral Irwin, appeared before
the committee on foreign affairs to ur'
the passage of a bill to provide telegraphlb
communication between the i'nltcd States,
the Hawaiian Islands and Japan. This To
the bill authorizing a New York corpora-
tion to construct such a cable at its own
expense, the United States agreeing dub
ing a period of :30 years, to pay to the «at
company yearly 025 pcr nautical mile
each mile of cable laid, in return for
which during that period the company
messages.
ing of press rates, [sumsion of the line by
the government in time of war, ctc., are
provided for. No action was taken on the
bill.
It l‘rm'qu-a n Ilcnlnl.
Wastuvomy. .Tnn. Ill-Annoyance is
felt and expressed at the executive mun-
sion because Mr. Morgan's letter, which
formedapart of his circular in relation
tothc dissolution of the bond syndicate,
conveys the Impression that be visited
Washington at the behest or suggestion of
the prrsidcnt, According muunutliori-
tutivc declaration made to the corrcspond-
further from the truth. It "my be statrv
on the very highest. authority that. the
editing and writing of editorials, topics
events, makes this half year's work of E
great value to those who have proved E
their ability for it.
THE [ADIES OBJECT. !
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They are Generally lsticent About Personali-E
tics —Tl1is Boston Lady Agrees With us
as to Facts, Honour.
(From the Boston Post.)
The well understood fact that ladies are E!
'llmOSl as a rule very hard to draw 01 1:
concerning, any ailment they may, bade
has always acted as a serious bar to even
more so to any one less familiar. We
are therefore always glad to get a good
word from the gentler sex for our wonder. 1
to! remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills.
Let us" call your attention to one of the
main points in all our talks to the public.
100 you notice we always give you up.
Edoubted references near at hand to you ‘1
\ man living' in Missouri could send you
a strong and truthful letter of a cure by
our remedy, but you would better have
me from some one just around the cor-
ne. so to speak
Mrs E. ’l‘. McKinnou, residing at the
Hotel lioxbury,:.... ""7 Roxbury St., says she
was a great stiller-er for year's from kidney
troubles.n11d tried many so called reme»
dies with very limited results. lier de-
scription of the vagaries of the disease is
worthy of a physician. She says“Kidney
c 1mplaint is one of moods—at times you 1
antler intensely, and then again you are;
comparatively free from its tortures. Just E
an, spasmodic pains, and then a lull, and
‘a) you ascribe it to onlya stitch, while
the disease is insidiously working your
death." Mrs. McKinnou says: “Some
time'ago I saw Doau‘aKidney Pills adver-
Tised at Geo.BurwelI’s pharmacy, Boylstou
5t. and Park Sq. I began taking them at
once, and nothing I had been taking acted
as quickly or eflectiv cly. One has entire-
ly dispelled the pains in my Kidneys aud’
. have had no recurrence of“them.and
.ufl'red so muchkleft entirely and I am
Indeed invigorated, and my home duties
seem so light compared with what they
formerly were. Furthermore Ifeel it a
duty to tell what Dean’s Kidney PilEs
nave done for me. ”
We can cure you, too, if you are a seller-
er from any kidney trouble. '
Fri“ 50 cents per box; Joanie by all
dealers, or mailed by l’oater'MiIhurn sCo. ,
EBntIalo, N. Y.. sole agents Efor that
oaflm‘anlon easldm .
I‘ll non winner.
o”: art-1‘5““lflr”
E Coughing irritates The W organs
I and aggravates the discus}. Instead of
E waiting, try One Minute Cough Care. I:
1 helps at once, making oxpsetorntion easy,
the ”dizzy spells," from which I formerly _
Is this uotjpiain, concise, convincing? .
president did not request Mr. .T. Plerpnnt
Morgan or any other bunker of the l'nited 1 of the new db of ‘3‘“;qu will Inkr:
States or Europe to mim- 111 Washington
to advise him regarding the placing of the
proposed -l po- r cc nt loan.
Likely to Cause Blnmlshed.
ClitEhl-I.Cob1., Jan. 16. -—l Moss s cm
pnnnise is cflcc t’ed between the [1' nited
Mine Leasing company and its employees}
it seems likely that there will be blood
sin-d soon. The company siispt ndn d opera:
tions, and before the men could file a lien-
on the propcrty for their unpaid wages the
managerol' the . cthyst Mlningmmpn
ny appeared with papers showing the title
to the $14,000 pump and prepared to l‘l'
move it. The employer's of the leasing
company armed themselves and drove the
others away and have since bcld moses-
sion. Serious trouble is feared.
Ila-Town Treasurer Commits Huieido.
Rocuawsv Base", N. Y., Jan. 16.-
Fredcrick Bes.~clcr.cx1town treasurer ot
licmpstend and prominent- hcre for many
years as a hotel keeper, committed sulcid.
by hanging. He only recently resigned
his position as treasurcr.
lic.
nnccd.
Rallies Designated In the Shea (T m.
ALBANY, Jan. 16. ~Attoruey Gcneral
pic in arguing a motion for a new trial
for But. Shea. Mr. Raines was given per-
mission to have Assistant District Attor-
ney Fagan of Reasselaor county to assist
him.
.Blll Doolin Captured. .
G‘crnam. O. '1'., Jan. lib—United States
Marshal Nix has received a tclegramfrom
Deputy Marshal Bill Talghman annonnc
ing the capture at Eureka Springs, Ark.
of the notorious outlaw, Bill Doolin, altar
Toru'Wilsop- A reward of £3,000 in on
'Doolin’s head. ‘
Ellis and. Harvard to Elect.
NEW YORK, Jun. 16. -—Ari’angernentr
have been made for an eight cared race be
tween Yale, Harvard, Columbia and the
University at Pennsylva'nia.Thsph1ce has
not yet been decided upon, but it will prob-
ably be Fonghkeepalo. .' .
III-h senators”. Romanians.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 16. —Territorinl
Delegate Frank J. Cannon, son of George
Q. Cannon, and Arthur Brown were nom-
inated as candidates for the' United Stats!
senate by the Republican legislative can-
cur.
, Applicntion For n Receiver.
Tasman, Jan. 16. —Applicution was
made in thooourt of chancory forareceiver
for the New Jersey Packing company of
Glasboro. The petiflon was filed by N.
Towlo, the treasurer. who says the liabili-
ties are 833,500 and the assets 012,000.
Brill! W: a War looting.
Bosses an"; Jan il.-,Cengress has
voted healtoreflfi to minnow pro-
gramme o! armament!
MAW
«dunes the serene-- audinlatnmatlou.
Wed 4: G. C.
E P.
Everyone likes it.
E wimveoes ‘Jau 151—9 a. Burn-st
agrees in transmit free 1111 mwcmmont,
Other details, such as the 111- 5
For silt months f
past hc has secluded himself from the pub E
His friends say his mind was unbal ’
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‘ Catching: on the Wilson hill just before a
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out of a New York paper. nothing can he ‘
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Hancock has designated George Raines m E stolen 300d“ he‘ll! 10m“ in "’9 mu!!!" thnlatntlm
Rochester to conduct the case for the pen dormitories, W
jar, Wing lib conditions for payment '
Humphrey of .tlhouy. the Union college-E. _ . i1... 3. 1...:
studentswho eommittnla seriesofdaring "It“ [It Pam! 1 1 1: 1 “l =1 1 1- "I 1 i593! till:
burglaries lb lM‘ ml! '5“ M059" ‘b‘ \mthial'l‘ lldwithgtnddwitbout Plates by
m t s.
we sentenced to the Elmira All t-wmn ms in naming to modern Den-
= 1., 1. r1” 1 .1 111111 net' at about w Ecr fl d H D
”3‘0"”va TMV‘M’M" received their «:Tgrlm’lf t e li‘l-.-".'1’ia.gim hy ot er dentists. hat I 0! ayes IE5? Ding
“mm" Vim “’9 “”3 indifference which Tw-th «3 str 11ml free of charge. where other .- .,3 , _ '.
has characterized them since their arrest. “toolbar-19ml . int-med. 194‘ 1.; EE E
———-——————- .\ lady in a tendancc f: , 1::
E In estimated at 810,000
museum-1m! J.-
91' {‘MTE.‘ REE; .1 :2; ‘ fki.
TOD Shins .1111 Prices to” Suit.
DMZ AND SEE THEM AT I'll“
with
spit/11...;
them.wuthomalateaipsect
m“ “D. “be 1“~\ .
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wright:
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radioallyon
‘ roller
r. W followed with a m
salon bonds-Id I- favor of divas -
not
DuringIhMIr. Paghmnnlof'Al
shame [ave notion that on myndayuul
hewonIdpvsutu a mu.- without debs-s
Institution ill-tall mans-ens obligation-
should he paid. in either-thaw gold.
The Iimowasmnsnmod by thebnuso in
oratory upon the pension a
bill. in the man of which the policy of
the pro-em abomination toward the vet-
euua was screed by both Republicans and
Democrats and defended by two EC three
Ilemocrata.
. The most notable inc ideal of ”reach-to
was the attack nude by Ir. tirow oi
Pennsylvania upon what he tended tilt
summary attempt by tbo MW
and his cloths teem-roach whim
reg-rival of the ”legislative branch
gum odonouneed
erlisleforsadingailnandalbintoeon
grease-d the action of the mun
having read the famous letter to Ilr.
high personal sword to t
I from him
:f
71ers.
FEW PEOPLE
recto 'ro ntm-rn’onuolzé i
70 run
.BROWNIES!
And perhaps fewer still to 0151' Store.
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Luther M
vctoon the bill, which, he said, wasaa
to millions thereto. Congra-
rssootsach WWI“
, Mr Grew declared.
I“ the new members exhlb
ablltvy as speakers. ocupieuons
that.“ Mr. Hanley of Indiana,
While . Valli, a New York Ikruocrat,
followui tho example of Sir. Cummings
lama; the winch taken by llr
Bartlett of New York
THE BOND ISSUE.
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Mrmw Wuflmrush
Conditions of Ply-sent.
Rummy, Job. In “Wary Car-
flalo hm made public the following clrru- _
ENT this week for this purpose,a an to renew EOI-Ir "BAR-
-AY BARS, ” interrupted by the l-ile by Season. WE. afici-
ursday Only. ' ' . . ,-
oftho Loom at 7c; 9-4 Unbienthecl Sheeting at I2 l-Zc, and
sortment of Standard Cotton: In all widths at attractive
W ill! Worth!“ bond issue: --'§
Wasmwrox Jan 16.
Treasury circular So. a (1M), dated
Ja 6, inviting propmals {cube purchase
of immune! the United States 4 per full 3 ~
ant bonds. is hereby so modified that after ’
and all accorded bidders
who have paid all installments previtrnsly‘:
maturing may pay the whole amount oil
their bids stony time not later stun the:
maturity of the last installment E
Accepted bidders who pay the whole,
amount at the time of the first installment;
of at any date thereafter unison pmvltmE
will be entitled” receive at the dau- of:
the payment tho whole amount of Ironic;
awarded to them, and accepted bidders
who pay by Installment. will be entitled to '
receive at the dates of such payments thei
amount of bonds paid for.
.l (l. Cannons.
Secretary of the Treasury.
um Scum-c- Conservation.
New Your, Jan. ion—It WM announced
that the conservatism of the liev Dr Ilen-
ry Y. Sutterh of this city no the bishop 1‘ The ac, Rssortment of
rash Fish to be Found!
FRA‘NC‘IStco.
THE RELIRBLB _
L bsters CIOthiers, HattEeErs and
9;;42...=..¢%¢.1£;W as]; .
place on March 25 mt. int alvury church,
lot whlch Dr Win has for many years
her 11 the rector. The animators will In
Bishops Williams of Conwieut. Potter EflORSE RAMS“ GROUND T0
of New bark and Pam of Maryland. Th!
presenters will he Bishops Core of watern ORDER. '
New York and Dudley of Konturky. Blob
op Elect Satterlee has written to his stand
lug committee in Wlmhingtun tlmt he will
hold his first mites as bishop uf rt. .
John 11 church and the Church of the
priphany in that city on Palm Sunday
Furnishers _!
We open the Fall Seasonfwith an assortment of
New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods,-‘at‘vton .
li‘so,
ask nine persons out of every ten, “which state
Pu Maple Syrup 1
Pu Tomatoe Oatsup! Noquestion about-it;
derfully low prices.
sells first-class goods'latE lowest price,"‘and the
answer will be, Francis 8; Co. Our store is our
best advertisement for superior goods, at popular
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prices.
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or. :
Qin- a
Francis 8e Company,
86 Washington Street, So. Rorwlalt
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"mm W,“ 5;", Pic olod Oysters.
liocnrsrrs Jan. to. ~tlm1rgv Putnam Trlwphuna-C ll. e111
«1111 traveler foranoci’swenr manufacturer. 1
was arrested. charged with forgery in the 1
second degree. The priwncr had succeeded ‘-
ln passing four checks for 815 each. to;
pawn tickets' 1n his possession of a hyru ‘2 “'00 "3‘0" 3"90‘-
case shop. One of these was for a bicycle-E South Norwalk, Conn.
mm Burglar! Mute-cell. , Toot Fillfid
and xtractod
of no Niagara street. riyracnsc, n yuungE;
DR. . W. Darmer,
which the name of Sullivan Bum bad
soussurraoLN. \.. Jan. I» —Clar—E;
man who describes himself as n cvrrremcr
SUR EDI DENTIST!
boeufomul. Putnam had a uurntnot
once 0. Miller of Sidney and Charles C.
Fire II I New Jersey Kohl.
PHILLTPBBL‘ R9,\ . . J Jan. 16 —'l'he ho
tel of George Burglar at liaiueshnrg.
Warren county. N. 1.. was burned totlw
ground. The occupants barely escapal
with theiriivcs. none of 111m bring able
to' save any clothing The daughter of the
pr or was rescued trims the hurning'!
building with great difficulty The loss
From its “mill [1 m. Open Wednesday
antlhntnnla untilsp n1
E'I'ICEE EHOURS.
All work muted for the )‘ears
Star Manet
He Is selling also 3851? MEATS the Marni nfiardn.
Ho 1'. giving the Best Service possible.
He is selling strictly for EOA§H. :
He Is selling Mont cheaper than lg, fir” ever sold
South Nor-Walk. '
Physi ian forwomen
MRS. DR. ll. R. GUILFORD
consulted at her office
Raw Jersey Board a! Agrlrwllwrr.
TRENTO! Jun. )6 —-'l'hc state hard of
agriculture clotted the 'foilowi pg «films:
President, D D Denim, Freehold: vice
president E. B. Voorboes, New Bruno "
wick: secretary thhlin Dye, Trenton“
and treasurer, William R. War, Boxm
.1? w E-wl
READ HIS PRICES
.and you will be con virced that it is the place to spend your money:
Best Sirloin Stank, . ~ .,,.
(an l
3%." Boom runs-r, Bulmnrour, Com,
Prom 10am. to 7 p. in. any dpy except
Sunday.
Insomnia!“
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” WILKERBARBI. Pa. .11.» 16 41mm. (m .. , 1.. , m d , Round Steak, ,
H. Schwinn 3 mi?! 1-5:! *5 years. 11;: Wm“ 11th lenggf‘rgtmlgyidgéhe (ham? Shoulder Steak, 5,3,,
Andrew them his Inner, aged 1 uomenas ' 1 A 9'3 B“ "‘08 m Fresh Pork, Chops 0r Roast, no: I!
ya”. me till}? by l fall 0‘ M ii: the E'mdhlili'ém iniififlfildi’ngll' $3nh““.i§°'i$iiil Fresh Hams, 10311”
cases: at . 11 l. 1
KW?“ “M ‘7'” 121.com. Escort. 1:: sc‘:.*:.‘..:‘ 1.11. 5...... 111.11.
“:ng [Illeilliln Iioplclmrgr with nurfio ur- 1Smoked Hams, 10 )1)
Carrie “site the Salt... , ' c: it u.- rct u re: once up can 0 I!” of Mutton, . 1061!!
Coast tumour. Jan. lb --.-_'1ir Philip EAEllletierspn m” y “we“ to 1m 1‘9”" stamp 1 5 1h, Breakfpat'Bsnon 50°
Currie. trgmshlghsfld“ had ”I 1 MI) I Ik 5| B k Place or Brlrcnit of Beef, fresh or salt, 4°“,
”‘1‘“ m ' mum" Soot rwa rings an 1111..., Extra 51. t? .11.. , E . . ‘ '. E, - .500
"“th m" "m" 'h” "" "’ TI” 1 ream-r surfer. Ch’oic‘e country omega, 1 if 1; f :33 __:e 13;.
consuls at Aleppo have started for Zritnn. . , ,
-—--—-———- ": Scum Bun. Counties 94 1895. Choice Country Turkeys, 1
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