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d o r
tlulns
.-, thacemoderudnysdheartofdreea mak-
foraurel it isnn art. and an expensive
jithnt. reached the proportions oi
almoa impossible for the woman
.to k501i in much with the ‘iashious.
so
, radically do they (2 e.
'. requires almost an unlimitet purse.
mutilatis able to ooustru her own
from the cutting to the finishing in
ortunate.
H faint to Be Considered.
page attend a school and learp to
run om own garments by a mi or’s
in wide all the perfection have been
as the residence oI this city now
,. rtunity oi amuirina?
is re.
hourshwcachd'ltoell'uesda .Thnrs-
VButunlayaau South Main s 80.
' Mondays and Fridays. 13 Wall street
in New sens“:
l
Slieet Pea Seed
ByOunoe.
Vernon colsrocl JR’S
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of see-
’ ing the word
AGETON - - - - ,-
4- - - - ~ACETON
? ? ?
Bryant are troubled with
headache. Rheumatism. laurel
gin, led Guide. In.
’1‘
.3:
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never tire of recommend
tion:
a
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d This success
this disease is world wide.
Accton can he obtained a
R. H. Pinisted's.
i In -
m" m" "m: A. manual).
Full,“
M
“its“! ’
7
ottiivnblebrown. .03,“ Wet up,
with applications oi embroidcledntnlle.‘
' moment for, cape trimming
obelows; largo ruchaa ior,
.n—L—u—a .
linuwilhnehnugenhie atlk‘llnlng,arc .. .
”Interim
very much u la‘mode andwuigowcn with
my color. ‘ , 4,,
Capes are mu.iiiiilnm.‘mana
mtln anchors... More 3 lined with .
changeable silk andmtmquently '
Infill”!
Will leppert lea-ten add the Gold
W toa tkefind—neaeeua Give:
bivalent. Hutu-mum , . Matt
has given out the following statement: '
“it iainow plain that the McKinley
manna, «Inmate eentinuetotbeend
their plan _ ming everythingnndcnn-
outline settle without W MM
y bnvapavaiated in ior
many weeks. Their lieutenants here are
equally determined to old then ninetie-
peraiatanlly inroads and purposes unen-
tlnlly diluent—cede and purposes with
whichdinior )IeKiuiey and bit managers
have no. concern whatever—and without
the aflgbwat'conalderaticn Io: any one but
rnehce. embrntdcrice. , panameutwlc and
large bewa- The uljvereal m of the
as well as
pthcr purposes to black monaslluedeeola,
which composes all sorts of frills and fur-
adorning col-
lar; Igld the anagram cape. Wilmg a
pee neorcap o‘erfnrlnm .am'
and piaitiuu which only be' used dom‘
or single. One of the intent noycltiea in
the cape of gatheced lace, lined with black
or colored silk. All capes. generally speak-
ing. are very, short, thawing the slender-
l
”The business“ rnen of the country.
however may confidently rely upon it
that their viewawln be expressed at the
St. Ionic convention, both an to the
maintename oi the gold standard and an
lotbenomiuntionoiaoandidntewhocnn
wild» or
kidneys are overused.
}k
hard locum them.
train or thin.
meats.
California.
have done and can do-
8338 ll.
“I“ . . themselves, and this, too. without a g to
mixed“ A newnma growths hack thought ‘9' thewellare‘ oi the business in. d Whit suiiering the victims endure. ‘
' ' m“ the nation Dean's Kidney Pills have ample
proof—
flattery
- Or, coercion. or purchased.
a few powders, and you
, , tagittoyournillictcd friends.
hen called to a case of Lu
‘ Grippe, Dr. him-land always
gives the following prescrip-
. . liV it". it.
Tao one every half hour. till perspir-
m the cure of
mores GO“:
Morn In to thefignro, with a postilion
liiect. enhanced by lace. while the fronts
form two long ends. '
Lace has as firm a hold on fashionable
favor u ever. It in teen on almost every-
thing, forming cravnts, jabots, epnulota.
collars. cuffs. pelerines, rufiies, plaitinga
and applications. Brownlshurruneet Me
and tulle embroidered with yellow are
novelties. as is a sort of grasscloth lace
ombmidcrui with white. Theronrealso ex-
ulnplea oi polychrome embroidery in silk
threads on u gramloth ground, designing
a cashmere pattern. ,
My's sketch shows a princess gown
of silver gray cloth. The skirt forms
30ch, and the tablicr is framed by two
lengthwise bands of turquoise and stool
embroidery. Two shorter bnnda danced
over the hips. Tho bodice, opening ding—
onaiiy in a large V, is entirely covered
with embroidery. The V is filled by a
drapery of white gauze, arranged at the
threat in an immense crnvat how. The
sleeves, which are tight below the elbow
and tall nimve. are mounted In plaita.
which are interred by steel buttonent the
shoulders. Ear-h ploitia crammed with
embroidery, and a radio of white game
finishes the wrists. JUDIG Cuomr.
oguLEAK HOUSE” Loatltiis.
TM Ton-gen Dickens Identifies In.)
Deanna ol the story.
Mr. Charles Dickens. the younger, in
his Introduction to “Blank limits." iden-
tities some of the lowlilics numlioned In
the story. 'i‘nm'nll-olone'a has disappear-
cd. but the pmnt Tuck's court. (Janitor
street, was Mr. Snagsby Cook's court;
Chichwtcr ilonts. landing from the east
side of New uguure, Linwln'a inn. to
Ul‘umucry lane, in the court in which Air.
Kruok came to such abadond.nnd illusell
court. between Catherine street and ilrury
lane. Ls the timmughlnm whence “it rock-
ing little tunnel of a court" gnvcm‘cm to
the iron gate of tho "bummed in church
yard. peltlforous millililfl‘t‘fltl." lho“imst-
iy scrap of ground" in which the reclaim
of Captain ilnwdon received Christian
burial.
lluxarll court has been cloanul up oi
boon com-arm! Into an orphaned play-
ground for that children of tho mini-bin»
haul. but the archway. and the tunnel. and
the atom Mr. Dickens myu, are still then;
Mr. Tulklugiwrn'a riuuulwrn were not in!
distant from an Lincoln's inn Fluids.
when) Mr. Furnlrr lived, and Mr. ilicltlmt
has always thought that, althcu b lhr
surroundings of the two lmmws alto
"litiiul‘ dillvnenl. and nitlmugh tin-re wad
I‘m! the faintest like-mm hotwmm their on.
cupnnls, (fliesncy Wold was much more
than nnwv‘hhmlnl nwmhlanm to "00"
Inghnm cmsilc. in Nurthnmplomhire. the
reallhsuco oi the lion. hir. and Mrs. Riot»
urd Watson, to whom ‘ ' David l,:«»ppodeld"
was dmilmlod.
Although "ilioui: ileum" mum it an
poem! was one of the moat [annular ‘t‘
illrkcm' Iumkn. it elicited a "Mill deal oi
wituiulcrrit'rlnm. lard lklnll‘mfl, inria
Manor, who had boon chief Simian of the
uurcn‘n bra 1h. was rm angry indeed
with Ihnnun’y and criticiwd It with m
airirrahiv nrvrhity in a N'fifii of artifice
which he mntribuml to The Standard.
The “cause loin-rims" was hire. Jollyby.
hml lhenman. an enthusiastic advocate of
the nimlitilm of slavery. uvcrlmking the
fact that the noveliettvnlna maul an aboli-
tionist as himself. meimw wmmicd
himself that the entire which was directed
against the absurdities and 1'“va
of which iiorriulvmht (the was a fair
enmigh type was "calculated to Marmot
the great new of human improvnnenl.“
ii» failed to one that «mo might miirinh the
Imilah hangars on oi n mammal and yel
pfl'wfvv a cumuplclc output for and dam
lion in lhe cause itecli.-—Wostminskw (in
with.
its Wit M at MIN
"People «minnow ask me.” cold an
old soldier, "If i will at Gettysburg.
and when i tell their: the fact that 1
war not, do you know that 1 «mt if im.
agine that men! them think that than
loouldn't have Men vmmh of a sub
dicr? l suppme it's natural slough too.
It is Madly usturslthnl pimple shrmid
he aunt impressed by the greatest hat-
lles of the war, and natural mush to
get an tiles that the gmter the battle
the greater the danger and the greater
thecallfor bravery. hotel a matterel
incl. steam behilied just ”and
in a littklgbtalin a Macau"—llew
w.
t
late. and the horriblelittlecbunrbyurd but
appropriately stand on . no” platiorm. Claim in what the manufacturer
N praean . ch cand tea ”3’"
m'ii'izoo'vk "iii an 3.3.113. raglan: Proof ‘9 "I“ the “We ”Y-
blm aim unanimously.
“1 obaerve that ex»8enator Miller in a
recent interview says that l have no corn-
misaion to speak for our delegation on
that point. git la a small matter. whether
i haveeraot. The in rtaut thingiaae
to the fact. and Mr. Iller‘ will scarcely
deny the fact. He. ior instance. having
hen elected a delegate at. Governor Moe»,
ton'e request. having attended the confer-
ence ,nt which It was resolved to place
Governor Morton In the field, having been
the first man there tondvocate that action
and the first man to proclaim it to the
world by .a formal interview when the
conierenee adjourned—he, of course. will
be the governor’s atauncheat supporter in
the convention He says i must not speak
for him, but I can certainly recon his
record In the matter and can at least e:-
preaa enough confidence In his character
as a man to any that hewlll keep inlth
with himself and make goodhie promises.
“In lupin Inpty Sound.”
“What is true of Mr. Miller in this re
'epect is similarly true at the other dale-
gntce. whether they represent districts or
the etateat large. It should be plain to
the public that all this McKinley bullo-
baloo in New York in simply so much
empty sound. It will not shoot the vote
at St. Louis of a single New York dele-
gate. It In a familiar units. We hear it
every spring and fall. it proceeds from
the same old crowd of ‘nntia' who have
been periorming In this way these many
years. And there in not an intelligent
man who does not know that ii the regu-
lar organization today were advocating
linKInIey. all these people would bed»
nouucing McKinley and declaring him
unfit for public station. They don‘t we
a fig about McKinley; they simply make
use of hie name and position to aid their
conspiracy tor the overthrow of the Be»
publicnn organization.
“They are new at work getting up one
of their newspaper organisations in their
usual fantastic way. with which they ex
poet. in the event oi NcKInley'e nomina-
tion. to displace the regular organization.
and they are giving it out as their excuse
ior this folly that my Irienda and lore
preparing to bolt the McKinley ticket.
"They will permit me to remark that
my friends and l have no great reputation
as believe in the history of the Republic
on party of thin stab It is they. not we.
who have had a monopoly oi the boiling.
Horton‘s Candidacy.
“hieauwhile the Republican organiza-
tion of New York. standing in the inter-
act of the business community and of a
sound public sentiment throughout the
country. will loyally auppoort the nomina-
tion oi Levi P. Horton and the adoption
at ill. Louie oi a plain. unequivocal. direct
pledge to the people that the gold stand
shall be maintained and our currency a
tcm relnrmed on that basis. it will oppose
the nomination of Major )leh’inlcy on the
ground that he in a dangerous and mic
lending candidate. whose voteaoud speedi-
es show that he has no aeltlad convictions
on the money question. and where man-
agers have endeavored to secure support
Ior him in one part of the country by den
eiaring that be In in favor oi the gold
etanllard and In other parts by declaring
that he is in favor of silver. producing in
each of such parts of the country those
particular mtlionnof his record an seemed
to sustain the Impression they desired lo
create in that particular locality. The reg-
ular Republican organization believes that
the money question is by all adds the most
important issue in the campaign. 1 new
In the newspapers the other day a Itnte~
mom that the savings banks deposits in
this state alone amounted to over 0700,.
out till). the savings of nearly 0,000,0«1
depositors.
"Nothlng can anperaedoln the minds oi
those depositors the question whether
their CTWJXIUJMI in really "00,000,000.
or only in the neighborhood of 0060.000,-
000. ii the opponenta oi the regular or-
gnniution think they can make any more
mm in their short to smash things by
belittling this question than they have
made during the last year hyaacnillug the
Republican legislature by arrnying them-
selves min-t every Important piece oi
legislation that It has underlain. by de-
nouncing the wine and Intelligent admin-
lctratlnn of Governor Norton and by op-
posing their party and lie work. not upon
any inst ground. norupcn any Intelligihle
principle. nor ior any other purpose than
simply to also control of the incantation
and to 'down' Plait-«why. let them go
ahead.
“We. ior our part. are lighting for a
principle than which. n we, mnceiva.
there to mac important to the people
In their daily are for lite. and we are
quite satisfied to n the issue. We have
n principle to fight for. and we are entirely
content to take our chances as against a
group at ‘Mflqu politician who can
ad no more Inspiring bottleery than
'liel on the hand wagon.
' H
neutl wt General moan.
minutes. Va. lay lawman“ Jenn
Kebab. Wand general manager of
the We. Ohio and autism-atom
railroad oi Kentucky and deal of the
National Valley bank at in city. died at
the residence at his son, Hints neuter
toward Mela.
mu lama In china.
3mm lay Italian Brandt. who
was for niacin-n the main minister
at Mine. has mace-natal «and ad-
vilarea invoice adobe la the Tang“
Vanna will rank of taintelar.
Gregory. No. 205 Washington street.
. 0am I
, . , , Cdnvlaaing‘
Inst flerwftlk Testimony? .‘
, ‘Than
0
membrane tell when the
Most people can" not.
Doctors differ in their treatment oi
loner diseases. . .
But» they. agree on one point—it's
- Doequ Kidney Pills cure them.
And we ask you to Investigate the
investigate our published state;
They are from Norwalk. not from
They show what Dean's Kidney Pills
Some cures are Incredible. .
All show how prevalent kidney uln-
Bow stubbornly It clings, to the at
Voluntary proot. not obtained by
To back up everything they clalm,
'Doan‘s Kidney Pills say they cure
kidney complaints.
Norwnllt people say so.
Read the testimony of Mr. Wm. B.
He says: "I am a. batter by trade. an
occupation that compels me'to he on
my feet all day. l have been bothered
with :n, bnd‘bnck. urinary dlmculiy
with sediment In the urine. 1 obtained
a box of Dean's Kidney Pills at Plain-
ted'l drug store to see if they would
help me. .They did. They gave me en-
tire relief."
The aching back has no greater ene-
my than Dean's Kidney Pills—not In-
iurious to the most delicate constitu-
tion. Do not act on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. ‘For sale by all
dealers. Price. to cents per box. or six
hoa‘ee for 32.50. Bent by mail on re-
ceipt of price by Foster Milbum Co..
Bunnie. N. Y._ sole agents for the
United States.
Are you a reliever from that terrible
plague. itching Piles? Dean's Oint-
ment will bring you instant relief and
pemanent curl. Get it from your
.oquu
W
Ayor’s Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists, as
lhevnoet prompt and efiloieut remedy
for biliousuess. nausea, costivenese. in-
digestion, sl ' can of the liver.
'unndioe. and sick headache; also. to to
have colds, fevers, neuralgia and rheu-
matinm.‘
One swallow does not make 883:".
but one swaliowot One Minute gh
Cantu-lugs relief. E. P. Weed, Nor-
wulk; G. C. Stillson, South Norwalk.
._r_______—
As the at of a building depends
upon the soil tyof its inundation,”
health depends upon the condition of
the blood. To expel impurities and
cause the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life-giving. Ayer's Sareepnnlln is
themoetpoweriul and effective medi-
clue in use.
‘ Children on for
Pitcher’e Gastoria. .
_ Children cry for
Pitcher’e Oastorin.
Removal Notice!
Dr. I". W. Dormer has moved
his oilloe from over the Poet
Office to No. 11’th ROW.
opposite Grand House.
Stamford. CL. where he will be
pleased to see his Norwalk -
tienta. Fare allowed. Olga
hours from 8 a. m. no 0 gm. lie
will he at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. m.
toll .m..fur tho noummodaliun
of Norwalk and South Nor-
walk patients.
R.F.W. DARME
D
Surgeon Dentist,
STAMFORD.
CONN
e
n..
FAIRFIELD council
- - ,IITIOML BANK.
or Wall street. Iorwaik. cola.
incorporated, hilt. ”Cinpitll. 000.000.
nnwm o. iiihiiiiin. maul.
DAVID ll. llldollli. Vice-Pratt.
b. o. GREEN. Cashier.
ornnoronn. ‘
Flown: 0. Keri. Ileana II. 0mm.
i‘uvm ll. Mung A. .1. Hanan.
F.8T..loliil iiocawcon. Turn. it. haul.
Ina Gnu, Outs. written“.
Accounts of Iannfaelurcrs limbo-ta
m lndlvidunlt seam
tale Deposit loses
Free to Depositora.
cl,"
0. ll. HIIVIY’S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AOENGY.
- .., “MW
Lorilee and gentlemen desiring first
close help In any capacity can attain tin
name immediately at the slave agency.
also ihonc wishing positions. either male
or female. can mm employment.
com mill Mammals-n
Quentin“ mmgimiinm
hoe
More.
, 06M “
”Wendell.
so eredeve dn ofherehort f wih
colic '1 lie
it?
‘ sores. Icttor. chapped hands. chilhlniua.
W
Wan edimmediatolv Mime for is “it:
a
o. it. unavnv. Harvey's a».
, , Wmmr.
ianowfonrmonthe‘oid
.Ind ‘
Ihave edalmeltev
hing
ever heard of, but neutl-nth! say
that anvthlnrr I‘havo tried cannot com-
with Dr. Hand’s Gallo 0am.
tfully, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
88 Soldby all Drugglatl, 250.
Eczema is a frightful afiiiotion. but like
all other skin diseases it can be perm‘n
neutl cured by: of DeWitt's
Wile Hazel Salve. It never tails to
to reopen
Arch St."
av
cure t1:131:53: E. P. Weed, Norwnlk; G.
C. S a, South Norwnlk.
Electric Bitten.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more or-
nlly needed when the languid, unet-
ed feeling veils, when the liver is
torpid and uggish and the need of a
ionic and alterativeis felt. A prompt
use 0! this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal hilious fevers
lilo medicine Will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
stion, constipation. dizziness yieldto
ectric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at G. O. Stillsou's and E. P.
Wood’s drug stores.
3.
~.
_Iu the Spring a young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—DoWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed,
Nglrll‘vulk; G. C. Stillson, South~Nor-
w
‘ handout Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gnu-
dermnn.of Dimmidnlo, Mid- we are per
mitted to make this extract: d'have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery as the insults were al-
most marvelous in the case of my wife.
-While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
iugLaGrippc. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
intermptibu, and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend re-
commended Dr. King's New Discove :
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in its results.” Trial bot-
tlesfmont G. C. Stillmu’s and E. P.
Wood's drug stores. Regular size 50c.
and $1.
One Minute is the stilldard time, and
One Minute Cough Cure is the standard
preparation for every iorm of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
Weed, Norwulk; G. C. Stillsou. 80th
Home-”
. How's this?
We ofi‘er One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hull‘s Cnturrh Cure.
F. J. Consul &. Co.. Pmps., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the lost If; yours, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able tocsrryout any obligations made
b their firm.
estdr Trnux. Whole-eels ' ts,
Toledo. 0.. Welding, Kinnnn 8: ar-
31):. Wholesale Druggmts" . Toledo,
:0.
Hall's Cntarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly. acting directly ufiou the blood and
mucous surfaces of t 0 system. Price.
75¢ per bottle. Sold by all drugglsts.
Testimonials free.
Mrs. R. D. Young. Middlchurg. In.
writes. I have usrsd One Minute Cough
Cure for six yenrs,both for myself and
children. and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Carol have ever usml. E. P. Weill,
Nmalk; G. C. Stillsuu. South Nor-
w .
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Did you ever think how readily the
bloodiepuimucd by miutipation‘.‘ Bad
bloodmeunl hudlwalth and preumture
old age. DeWill's Little Eur y Risers.
the famous little pilll. nvcrmmo civili-
untc illustipnliun. E. P. Weed. Nor-
wulk; G. C. fitillslm. South Norwalk.
dueliwt Mica Salve
The best mile in the World for cute,
bruises. wine. ulcers. salt rhoum. fever
emu. and all skin eruptions. and Exal-
tivuly carol pilot. or no pay rcqu rod.
it is guumitlml to give [mfwt satisfac-
tion or mono refunded. Price ‘35 mute
per box. E. .Wocd and 0. C. Simeon.
A. It: Wooster. a prominent oilimn of
(but). Mich. after suffering excruciat-
ingly from live for twenty years. war
cured in as art than by using DcWilt‘l
Witch iiuml Halve. on almlnm cure. for
nliekiutihl'm. Norm»! this pro n-
tionil null than all other: mmhmvi.
E. R Wood. Nurwalk; ll. (.5. hitillwn.
Booth Norwnlk.
Yea M1 line in Inner 0|.
lays the lit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an niitoriai plant homo-lion. the
famous wbnwo habit cure. "We know
of many cases cuml by No-To-liec.
One a prominent 8t. lands mhitect,
am erinnd chewed for twenty yearn;
two boxes cured him no that even the
smell of whence makes him sick." lion
TD-BOO sold and guaranteed it. ll.
Plni Katmai)! . Elohim.
“nil“?
ew York or
Young motherv dread the summer
months on mm. of the great muntah
ily among children caused by bowel
trrmblm. l’orimI minty may be mp
ml Hull! who keep on hand DI‘Wilt‘a
(Folio andll iiiilillrml rum onddmmilmwr
it mompl y. or «ramps. «me , _ in.
dymnlery and titanium, it admin in
stunt relief. E. i'. Weed Ninalk; U
(l. Stillman, South Norwaik.
Wu.n-tutm..w~_Wmn—M
”annulment. waganherm
mum-mininmmm
mamnnmmmm
mmmcmmmmm
that produces immediate results. E. 1’. ‘
or llueia’a Standard—Brilliant. Display
of Territorial Banners and Armor—Ao-
uvpy or u» wanna. . ‘
Beans, May flu-It is reported late
that Li Hung Chang has concluded negec
tietioua with Rue-In by which. to return
ior the conceiaion oi a Bunion relive!
through Mauoburia. Russia consents to
China's nearly doubling the import dulle-
at the treaty ports. wheres. the antler
levied on China's land irontlm are to he
almost abolished. It is doubtful If the
other powers will consent to the Increase
oi duties without large counter concea-
eione. . _ p ,
In spite oi vehement opposition the em-
pcror of China has confirmed the forma-
tion of a Reiorm:club in Peking for the
purpose of studying the reforms which
China needs.
Li flung Chang Interviewed.
Moscow, May lad—Iii Hung Chang.
the special envoy of the emperor of China
to the coronation of the czar, has submit-
ted to an interview on the subject of his
mission in Russia and in other western
countries which he will visit" when he
leaves Russia _
lie said that he intended to go to Amer-
ica utter visiting France and England.
The sole mission intruated to him. he
continued. apart froIn'lbo coronation, was
}
Ll BUSG‘ CHAN}.
to study the European and American aye-
tcma of government. with a view to the
introduction of reforme into China.
The distinguished Chinese statesman
formally denied that any treaty had yet
been concluded with Russia, as has been
so often acnerted in the last few months.
lie also said that be had on projects for
the conclusion of treaties with any power.
Russia and China. he averred, were In so-
cord on all points. and it was China's
wish to maintain the some excellent rela-
tions with France.
Questioned an to the relations of China
with Great Britain. Ll said that it wuedliil-
cult to make himself acquainted with this
point till he had visited ”gland.
The Grand Duke Vladimir. in behalf of
the car. commanded the grand ohuitxh
parade of troops. The consecration of the
new imperial standard. in the presence of
the our and uterine. the grand dukes and
foreign princes and the general staff. was
performed in the throueroom. together
with a display of the banners and arms of
all the territories and the historic events
of the empire In the palace armorial, ac-
companied by interacting ceremonies. The
conmicratiou occurred at the Novaln Orn-
Jolnala palace within the Kremlin. Part
of the ceremony is the wearing of al-
legiance by the cuar to the colors. The
higher clergy. arrayed In sumptuous ca‘
nonicnle, took part In the ceremony.
After It was concluded the our and
enarlun returned to the Alexandria-by
palace. where the imperial pair will pass
the period intervening before the corona-
tion at their devotions. .
ll is stated that the sultan he. ~.
the our to visit Constantinople. in: l..-
our It not likely to accept this lnvi. mn-
' eat-:-
sensuous or m warmest.
Invent-r Ceremony e! the conleerntlel ,
dastarieltllr.fiamueiri
premription for Infants and M
dun. It contains neither Opium.
luphiue nor other Narcotic lub- '
stance. Itieaharmleauubetitutefer
raucous. more Whine W
and (letter Oil. It iapleaaant. Ito
guarantee is thirty yeara’ use by
millionaoffiothera dartcriaiathe
Children's Panacea-the lother‘e
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having Carlotta. and one that the fag-alum:
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trot ourselves and the public ntlnll hazards.
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United Stats Minister Bram r .l
and wife and General McCook -...7- 3
eat at the English church. where
services were held in rccogniti‘:
queen's birthday.
The Indus of tourists continues .
Nuacovllen are coining mono; "
enle oi enliveulrl. Rooms bring is...
prices. Three Englishmen have :
(02.000) for n amallhousedurlvy" . "
The linkeoi Connaught 9.: .
get a iiuaaian colonelcy.
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France's loudness For 'I t“
Paula, May gin-nah lat» .itr.
given last night at the Grand liner .
in honor oi the coronation of lll" -—
Tbe place was crowded. and great env'
alum was manifested. Many well
homes In the city were elm «in-v...
with the Russo-French colors inlertmuru
General liiilol. the minister of war. in.
granted the troops a holiday. w‘zh V
wine. etc. for the day of the coronation
at Iloecow.
Activity of the mam-u.
Vim“. tiny urn—The limalnn police
in December lent numerous agents to
declare and Museum to watch the nihil-
lete. The latter, however, got wind oi this
movement and dispatched several emissa-
ries to hinecmv with the aid of passports
obtained through French irienda.
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‘l'he Value of Wall .
Paper
dour-min mnnum its beauty than any-
thing aim ”or stwk nnnprbtl‘a tibial
til-alum and min re varied l'mmuh to lull
any taste in the world. Thom are intrin
cotuawl unique all well as plain and
simple (lesions. m delicate. reetiul little.
as well as in simmer. warmer adore
’ainling. pepm imaging and decorat-
ln’ln‘ I. a 1'0“” Accident.
Dssvue. May 95.-‘A car on the Agate
avenue line of the Tramway company get
beyond the control of tho motortnnn.
jumped the track at a curve when going
down hill at high speed and turned over.
There were it pacaengera on the air, a
dozen at when were injured. The meat
seriously injured are Mice Sarah ileum.
aged In. Internal injuries. bruised and
cut; may die hire. Jeanie Connott. aged
or». ronruaaion of the brain: probably in
ternaliy Injured. hire. Albert Zimmav—
man. aged 00. scalp wound and cut over
forehead.
(Irv-wad I'm!» an t glue.
Immunity, N. 1.. May 23. ~wmiam
it. Penna. a well known amulet of this
city. who was also an (interlaced Western
engineer. stumbled to jump on a utility
moving engine to ride to the depot. lie
up.
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