_ a. e. , ram
“lav , , condoned” incum-
' “nn’m.hélI invite whcruixeedu
punter on Aug. its. anti who rm lotion-
cd by the rent ot the cabinet on the next
a O
‘in- the battleship» Count Menuhin.
bertdee holding the promtcrnhlp. become-
mlI'Wr oi lluance. which carillon lie all
held in the late cabinet at mount in).
\‘lueount 'l‘akaehttno ll appointed mint
litter at wot-and Genet (Home milliliter
‘ at foreign aliaim ‘ k ’1 “
tenant (titanic. a»... miniature!- lor-
Kalshintu or l’roureulst party in the Jam.
headroom oi roprclentntiven, the moat
prominent group in the Opposition. I“
has demanded the lnhrodtlefloll llllb Ja-
pan of the nyctem or party cahlncia, to
gather with the reawnoiblllty ct mlnieton
to the [aw-pin Mprnuentatlveii. which the
.lapaneee govern tent has retrougiy or»
”mind. The uncut on was held in annoyance
during the war with China, all partim
unitlntr in support of the government lot
the prom tion of tho war. Iltlt. the Oppo
altlon can to life again over the concen-
aion oi the Montana peninsula in rcepoheo
to the demand of the European powers.
BASEBALL.
human. LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York-
9'
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f Philadelphia... 0 0 0 l 2 0 l 0 0—— 4
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.. dclphla~llltin 5; errors, 2.
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_ ., For. the next 30 days, all our men 5 83.00 Mid ”.50 . 'liortouuiiiis, a; errors, 3. Baltimore—
,i, .rl. to: errors. 2. ‘
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m‘iu”c‘lii"’ The Sudaneeo War.
_' ‘ ' Sonata in. MA, Egypt. Sept. lil.—'—Thc
. . . Nlle expedition, under command of the
. ' nirdar, Sir llcrbcrt Kitchener, has loll
_ liarla, the last camping place, and after
‘1 ‘ $ 2 ' 00 I' ’ a hard march of four hours arrived here.
Do not fail to ‘ , .
: examine these goods
. before buying
. Elsewhere.
Part of the way was m’ur' \‘ory dltilonlt,
. i,
"S
M. H. GLOVER
rocky ground. and the rest was through
deep sand. With the intense heat added it
Double
Shoe
was u trying day. Various email bodies at
dct‘rlohos were discoruod hanging about
the flanks of the column, but. at a hate tile-
tanoe. They were apparently only scout
lug parties sent out to watch the ndvancr‘
oi the expedition and carry hack news at
its whereabouts. They made no attoinpl
ionttaok the outposts oi the expedition,
but retreated promptly when the column
came in sight, The scouting parties sent
out (ruin the column have not developed
any considerable force of the enemy, wht
, e .
.l store, , , . I, “ allows no disposition to advance to an at
g .- , .' luck. it tho dor‘vislton make a stand at
-, ' Korma. there will he a battle today, as tht
. no and ti mu sum,
‘f ' Nomailt, ct.
olrdar la prepared to make an uggrt-nnlvt~
more on that place. It in the general ox-
pvctuliun among the oilh'ora that today
will too a battle in which the lirttish illlli
ligpyllan int-ace will he tho attacking par-
ty. The limit of tho column are in Iipiou
did form and are anxious to meet the one
my.
Zvcrybedy'n 5m Shlncd Free.
Don Spain Untlcrnto l‘lilllpplnc Revolt?
Loxuox. Supt. tit—Tho Standard pub-
liobo.‘ a dispatch from Madrid stating that
.ivuoral lilaut-o. captain general of tin
‘ Philippine islands, has telegraphed to the
government asking for iurtber reronioroo-
meals of troupe and worship» to quell iht
insurrection there. General llianco do
ularoe thatthu rebels are numerous in not"
oral provinces and that they have eight
, av-tivo calming vessels. The Standard}
correspondent Says thattiio government
will Nt'litl :i,nuu marlnoa and quantities oi
munitiom of war. lie adds that the pith-
ilt: foam that the gorornlm-nt undorratos
tho ituporiam-o of the attempt to throw oil
Spanish rule.
0
.Good
I I
. Fitting
. ' .
Shirt
. is rt contiort. and we have them, as
. we any a full line of the l'niied Shirt.
and Collar Company's
Candidate llobart Injured.
l’A'i'lIiliétiN, N. .i., Hopi. lit—Vino l’rost-
tli‘llllill t‘audhlato Garret. A. llobart was
digiitly injured yoatt- ay evening while
crossing Market street while on his way
from his oilim ill the Erie railroad depot.
An employee oi' the Electric Light muupir
ny lmd lowered a large are light to renew
the carbon. do the globe was being lower»
ad Mr. Hobart Htoppud into the street, and
the globe drunk llllll on the head. olunah-
ilig his derby hat. anti li'flt’liiil a red marl:
aurora; his forehead. Without waiting for
oxplntmttotm or npatoglta tho camlldatc
hurried in the direction of lilo tit-pot, lie
was not. badly hurt.
Shirts,
Night Shirts,
COllars and .
Cuffs!
tiatnbh-d, Loot and Mini lilnuoll’.
.‘A'.‘i:.‘\\ii'..\"l‘n. Sept. iii.» Walker lienry
lluwnrd, a mining expert. who lately rt~~
turned from South ;\ll‘i(‘1l, olmt hliusolt
«it-art hero. He was an engineer of ability
anti liilt'ti bold valuable mining raneenoionn
in South .\irh-a amt Madannrmr. lie or
rived in Fili’i'llilii‘llitt a abort limo ago and
luv. PtiliUIl rut-auntorvtt a run of ill luck at
the gaming tahio. Inning all he postulated.
in all gratin-i.
w. A. BENEDICT 8. Co- _ .
| SW Harm. Hoot. li'.~—-i’ioraiiii hail,
idiot ituw \‘alo dormitory. ililri been iilllilllitll
and handed over by tho unntraotun to tbr
l [mitt-rally. it will be occupied at once. It
"4 WASHINTON ST” i in hilllilil'll in York ulrout, will anctuulnn-
date about Mi ututluitie and coat about
, lithium. it want made tun-enmity by llltlllt‘lll-
iuiition oi the dormitorirn oi the old brlcl.‘
I MW.
Clothiers and l’urniohero for Men and Boys.
9 MAIN STREET.
Norwulk. 80. Norwalk.
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' (ivint’n Ulinntite'n ilytag nmehino iiow
What IS It ? loo feet at. Milloi'e. Ind.
William J. ilryau tlniuhud hie tour in
tin“ [motion you to buy your idiom at ' mirth throttle. and roaelwd ilit-hmomi.
(M mm rather than ammo? Inn't it ‘ Arnwtl iJiIiitltl ct hioxionnn in formidable
”In” aw“), iii durability and We“ no . number»- rompwouu la the lite tiraiida to
. . . . _ . _ ,, _
toilw alum amt prompt and centimetre ‘ ”mi Mm" hum.“
, w» , i t month anti l'il/Jtltitliiiilfl were indicted
“ltfiilltt‘mim tin “”0“” W’i’m‘wml‘l by the grand jury for furthering a prize
Mi‘=mfl— I! ‘ WW W the “331 iitduow i tight. in violation oi the penal mile.
vomit V” ”Wk I"! ‘ liberal “M0: 30'" 1 The international cricket match huiWnon
WWW! : {be Altair-allow and Gentlemen oi i’hlla
a
i dolphin hat lmmm in Philadelphia.
H 8 BROWN . l-Itghiy ihnmtand pet-noun Mull part in
I l ’ liiiutlilttlllllk campaign im-otingii in (Jan-
99 'Afllllflill 111E“,
mouth ”org-rout. conni
tr
‘ ten. 0., the home of Major Moh’inluy.
it tit raid that President Cleveland may
rpttiili at the his: autos ineutlngoi gold
Mliilltliil‘il lhunotrrattt in New York on Tunic
illil)‘.
t Arnold Final: in lyinglna New York
" o ,hmpital wounded by pit-lot bullets in
”“570“: 3 three platen. ills non in detained on our
. pit-lull.
L937 “IGOR t .loim hittrphmaiias Whiwhoati.tltolritth
ipniiilt-ai prisoner..ruioaeed from an Eng-
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g . _ hm“ - lltt' mime ya when: oilin-
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elan Main. lllll been the leader of a.
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to Wat-riot.
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are T081! a! grand; wonrnocm
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0a. Victim II NJ to ”no (la-nod for
Bro-tit no ,tlt- Winding lho-t War a.-
. in. um like: tine-lien shoe com
, not no. new?» moisten Item
nearer. wipe 9.—-‘-'!‘liil chat of till!
'i
Brltllll that on at. Which lino arrived
mm wont to the nilicb oi the organ: one.
lill ulltl illbtl ch 5 ll lllhll t e bllldhi'il
at tile Wool. Wank” have muttered
ink: and blown train the mate. second
, a... of i
mate and steward. and told of a one a,
wuiihcund trained to attack them at t re
command of the unicorn. in pron! of their
Murtiunl they exhibited acorn irum blown
and hiiee. ’ .
A atatemnllt wi- ital, by A. White. it
ottoman, lind alga by. 12 members oi the
crew any: that the chip icit itio .lanelro
on Dec. E).
"The voyage started with the oillcern
cunning and nweariuganti calling the crew
all manner at bad names," the statement
says. “A few days out some at the men
were beaten with lists and kicked. The
wound mate lined a rope'e ead‘on two ne-
casinos.
"The captain said several timen, ‘Why
don't you take a rcpc'n end or a bciayintr
pin and knock their tl-——tl brains out?’
After being on board about six weeks tho
steward assaulted one man. Martin Viner-
nnn. that by taking a sheaihkniie from
his boil, then knocking him down anti
kicking him in the ribs. The dog bit the
man several titties. The loan was struck
on the left ear and has been deal ever since.
"'l‘hrec weeks later the Hall“! man got a
heating from tiielaieward and a biting
from the dog.
“The hoatswaln, who had been laid up
for tour or live weeks with fever. was hur~
led with signs at life, for; just- ns we were
ordered ‘ to new the hotly up in canvas he
moved his mouth. as though gasping for
breath, and at the same lllno opened his
eycst (ine oi the crew said to the second
mate: ‘Why, he in not dead, sir! He has
opened his eyes and mouth!‘ No atten-
tion wan paid, and the man was buried
without having har‘dly time to die.
Another Man Badly Ilcatrn.
"On April it) the mate hear. another
man with a club, hiltlnahlm terrible blows
on the head. chest.- and otbbr parts oi the
body. (in the name day he gave another
of the crow a black‘ cya The man who
was beaten has been cpltiing blood ever
since and has compietely'lcst the hearing
In one ear.
“(in April iii Alfred Albert, another of
the men, had some trouble with tho second
main while still in port at (ii-bu. ’i'ho
mate chased him with a big niicathkniio,
and to escape tho blow he jumped over.
board. He had to struggle for his life uw~
.ing to the swift current. He reported the
cone to tho British oonlnl, but the annual
said he had no means to help him.
“(in May it the steward attacked anoth-
ur man and set the ting to hitting, him.
The dog hit. him in SOTt‘l’ill places on the
‘arm. That is only one initiative of several
where the mate not the dog to hitting the
men.
“This is not. a ship; it. is a bell aiinat,
and although every man has tried his best
to got along it has been all a failure. Ill
treatment. nurses and dog bites have been
our reward."
Captain A. .l. Kitchen oi the Warrior
yisiiod the conunl‘a oillce. “I don‘t. know
anything about tin-so storms," he said.
"The crow gave no signs of discontent
during the voyage. Of Course, I did not. go
to the {aromatic and bear the yarne they
were telling there ” He would make no
statement further than this.
The crew have name money due theta,
but the captain says he will not pay them
until the present trouble has been settled.
The men any they hero their‘ alleged hard
treatment patiently. hoping for redress as
soon a..- thcy reached litmtou. They say
that the dog was an good as three rut-u in
kt'oping ”Will in terror.
The Warrior is a full rigged ship oi
Luau tons burden and balls from l’ictctt,
X. S.
(.‘nplain Kitchen has sailed her 1‘} years.
The other olltonre are: Mata, Buchanan;
second matr. William Howard, and otowv
artl, .itlliltm Mollonaid.
Strange (Tana oi Btlndnml.
thorny, r‘opl. illmlt was reported at
polloo headquarter» that Reserve i'oih'e
tiltiver Frank ll. iiytioroi this city was
nliiilll‘lll)‘ stricken with bliudiiua-iwhile en
route from this oily to visit his mother at
inut'y. llo appeared all right when he
visited headquarter: to obtain the tun-ott-
nary utirmiowion to leave tlieciiy. and it
wan while on thotra‘in that henxpurioumul
iiiillltl dttilrulty with hie sinht. 'I‘bo lil'rti.
dimmtse oi t'iniunwau quickly followed by
total blindness, even before his tioalititr
lion, which in only ten miles from this
city. Willi reached. amt the stricken llinll
had to be led in bi» muther'a homo. J'by'
Hlt‘liiiltl are at a hurt to account for the ra-
lamily. .\ vmmultation of (mullet... over
the otranizo «aw in being held.
. l'arn'n New l'rrnitlont and Cabinft.
LiuA. i’oru. \‘ia iiaitwton, Supt. lit-—
l"vdrioo ltlrrnmrtl. wan inaugurated )il’tml‘
dent. at (finite. 'l‘ho retiring primidcut, Ad»
mtrai .lnrlu Mtiliil, on rrrlgulng tho prodi-
denoy. received a rplrntiid ovation. The
following mlnintry bait been doiinlioly illi-
cith-d upon: Miami-r oi the interior. An-
nllml '/.anartu; tiliniuteroi i'nroigitailnirh,
hint-lotto lloputrnn; fllll‘lllllt'l' of justice,
Atltilio ilinnol: minister at linanco, .luae
i’raut'im) lt'nlirott; minister oi war and
marlnoifionural Manuel llulnmt'. inhibitor
of public mom. lt‘ranellen lbw.
flrrrolnry (mum Mn 1'an the Stamp.
Wmuixu'ron'. Sept. i9.--Heeretary tiar-
lhdo ht expected to return to Washington
next Sunday or Monday. when he will re.
ply to the huge number of invitations
awaiting him here to deliver campaign
epithelium in Kentucky and other ntatou. it
to expected that he will npponrun the
slump at loaut in Kentucky, but how
many utowim ho will deliver or at what
palate in on yet unknown.
The (laid “our”.
WAnui‘iio'mN, wept. iii.-’l’he treasury
ymtttrday lent. 972.7% in gold onto and
rename ,in barn, which louver; the true
aumnnt of the r-rorvc Olimiiltpiui. The
auhirt'nnury at. New York received toothed”
in gold coin in exchange inr corn-any.
This manual, lumen-or. does not appear in
the photo stations-at.
on c... Furtory horned.
(Martino. N. Y.. Ecol. tau—Harris a
Olmpin'n oil can ion has lxmn burned
to the ground. Im. at "5.000. 'i'hey
um “tannin! toenail-elem oi ulna:
ivlml nil tent:- and can;
,. we». ..
’: w in
hours girl we 9".“
Hill, N. J.. he: been cited to “WP“:
in. to live on morning glory nob
in water, which the obtains tram AM“
Mar by and which Ibo believer” bi ll'
cred. in ihid unite the hen nlwtroqconll!
bathed. She has religictu hallucination!
an Waiting for angel: to carryhor all
. llo heaven. Frequent complaint! to
ill ‘ on have been made of her strange
1 toll on
On one Woolen Dr. Stellwagen. the
town physician. tried to call upon her, but
the Alliance through a window and or
new . She Wild iertnerly in a religious in-
It-ltniion in blew York. On the complaint
of hire. Bode. a next door naigh or, Re-
corder Shelton will send her away.
SENATOR TILLMAN HOOTED.
Driven From the mend Winn no Do-
lltilinc‘o‘d l’relldcut. (ll-Coland-
Renown, Pit. 5.5 1;, 19....i-Tonatnr Till-
man of South .tIaroi nominee in llaalllllil
yesterday afternoon from l’itlotoll. Mill "'3'
or a brief rest wan driven to the Hulk!
'ouaty Agricultural nocioiy‘u gw’imlif- A
platform had been created from erllilir .20
wait to speak. but he insisted on going in.
to the judgea‘ stand in front of the main
pavilion.
After he had got Itarted he denounced
President Cleveland, and the large audi—
t-noo took exception to it and hunted and
yelled until he was compelled to leave the
stand. He was then conducted to another
stand some distance away. where he cout-
plotod his address in the [ll'tlfiullt‘fl of about
hot) [luuplth
Another Big Lawluit For Mngowun.
’l‘itEN'mN, Sept. iiL—ltkdllnyor F. A.
lilagowau of this city has been made the
doiondant in another big damage cult,
brought by J. Henry Darrah, for $30,000.
Mr. llarrah was associated with Magewan
as chief promoter in the New York and
Philadelphia Traction company and claims
that he and Magowun were to put in an
equal amount of money. llarrah says he
‘put in $33,000. and he charges )iagowan
With not carrying out his premises, at the
same titan claiming that he put in money
for .‘iilflUWilll. The company is new in
other bands. having rtct-utly been sold
out. liarrah was the treasurer and Ma-
gownn the president.
Four Train non Killed.
lituniiion and Dayton pay car was going
over the line to pay oil the man. When
about four miles west of Conneruvillc. it
came into collision with an engine hack-
ing westward, throwing from the track
the engine and pay car. Engineer Sweet-
man and Kinsey, the iiroman. bath of thc
pnytratu, and Conductor House and a
liremnn nnmcd llughos‘ were killed. Pay-
mas'tt-r .lnusing was seriously injured, and
his aseistant. fit'allan; a porter. Fishhack;
a bridge supervisor. it}. \i'yson. anti Traci;-
maotor .l. M. Rourke, all of the pay car,
slightly.
Bid» For Three Battle-amp! Accepted.
\VAantuoTox. Supt. iiI.—-Artiiik Secre-
tary Mention has l‘l'i‘i’ll'llll a cablogratn
from Secretary Herbert at ilrost. France,
in ninwcr to his monsauo respecting the
bid-t for building the three battleships.
which were opt-nod Tuesday. The secreta-
ry authorized Mr. Ale-Allan to proceed to
make the awards, and the boats will go.
one in ('rainp .t' bum-t of Philadelphia at
LEV-Station, one to Newport News Filip-
building aml llry Dunk company oi Vii~
giuia at i“.',."i‘.l3.(lt}il and one to the l'nlon
lrun works of San bronchial) ni él'JJlT'Lllrili,
iiri rt-rutunu‘mlcd by the board oi bureau
chiefs.
l‘rotexl Againot I'cimlon't.
iimun‘. Font. lit—Thu National Liber-
at.» and t-‘outb (itii'iliitiin nro outleawring
to ini‘iil a combination with Liberal par
ties in the next reit‘hstait to fort-o the war
minister to hint! ibo unjustitlt-d pvuslou»
ing oi so many army unicorn, which has
t'ausod a tri-uit'ntlous swelling oi the hitti-
got. 'l'horo are now more uilh-i-rs on lilt'
pension list than on tho active. Ainuug
the [Maliciomtrs are i,u~iu general-a.
“'hlle Squadron "mun Again.
New \‘oiiu. Sept. iii.—-'l‘lio \i‘bito squatlv
ran, consisting oi the flagship New York.
the battleships iiuliaua, .‘lamichumttl
and Maine. the rummortro dootrnyer (.‘ov
ipmhia and tliovruiaer illlil‘l‘.'il. wnmiuht-
oil oil' the Atlantic highlands at. n u‘oimik
last evening. The warships anchored nui-
nitlo {or the night. 'i‘hvy hate (‘iliilllll'll‘ll
llu-ir mantutvvrltu: up the (neat. and their
landing drill at it’iahor‘a Maori.
“’6" Known Minister A-akr-il to "align.
i’Aw'rt cum. ii. l.. Sept. tn.~--'i'ho "Ni
try oi ’l‘rinity churrh. one u.’ the loading
i-Eplwopal t'ttngrogniiunc oi lh . slate, ha.-
donmudod tho rtmignaitun oi the goo-tor,
Roy. .l. Leat'lt l'ortt't'. iiu i» ordered to at“
random: affairs so no to vacate at Euntor.
)lr, l’nrtvr ban been [illhiill‘ oi the l‘lllll‘i‘ll
ior two year».
An (mi-r lt'nf Ilit‘ (‘oriwti-Mmrkny Plain.
.i.’llll.Aiilfil.i'ill.l. Supt. litwllan Lynch.
Mtnagor {or Sailor Matrix-v5. who Imu arr
ritual in thin city, rwuivmi a in. “new from
the National Athiuiiv club of :an it'rah-
t'lecu Itiioriiiit Miami“ for tho l'ntln'ilr
Slutrkt‘y light. The l'llili tlmm itut ~pvt‘liy
a iinis-b light. but. will he aatiullttd with
it‘ll ruumle.
General l'nrtrr Louvr- tltn l'ullmnnc.
NEW Yuma. Mtpt- in... tieuoral llorat'o
i’orio: lupt renlguud the vim liri'iiillillll‘y oi
the i’ulinmn l‘ala':o (Tar i‘tlllillfllly. 'l'hlr
atop line lawn ozpavtwt owing to hiu accept.
autu- oi the ritalrmuonhtp oi ilm lmnrtl oi
the HI. Lenin and Han it'rant'lwo ltailwny
nullipnlly.
llraltttmpu Killed.
Nou'rilaumoy, Mam. Hopi, lil-wiiill'l')‘
(lilmurt'. a Bunion and Maine railroad
brain-man, wan killed while attempting to
board the gravel train on which he want
working. it in ituppntteti that. he Ilumbletl
and it'll tin-let: tlm Wiit‘t‘ltl. lilo homo in
unppomd to be in ttble.
#7...- ,... ~-
Wantn (inner-at Retort lzxtrntiited.
llM’AVA. Hopi. ”tuba lliario do in
Marina lnvokon iim rxtrntltiton treat;
ngalnat iionornl liar-ins lioleii. on “if!"
in New York, on the around that e rm.
guilty of continua m'lmW, wa- n dynamit-
cr. an incendiary spot an ilFfllelfl.
Rhodo- Waran the Mainlwin.
(fart? Town: Flatt. lit-mt‘t-oli llhtulm
hnn output the liatnhoio rr-iwla that an
icon tlquuii tho Mainppo llliltt within ten
day. hostilities against them will be re-
mined.
0.4.: lit-iiilllnrniag.
(moan, truth, otter. tau—a big in. lhtl
heavy wintletorta is raging. War-henna
law: now hum awn cunt hoe-cl
P.
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(‘iNoiNh‘ML Sept. lib—Tho Cincinnati,
you to a tel/ea
‘j A $2 Rebate
3
binding
1 32. 8 7. 50.
Painters!
Pajamas. (lo/f Suits,
Golf Stock/lips,
Earl & Wilson Collars,
J'armurt flares,
Dent’s 6 ores,
Tuxedo alts, Dress Suits.
i it ., t ‘
3/: ”random to loan.
than for: particular men that we want to ilitm
seen. We can iii you just a. wall are your ~
tailor can. Theory/a is just ac. advanced; and
the, fabric: an In all the latest 199(1th
, laid: and choc/ts.
‘ (1”:th ctr/and thread: waning through, blue.
. ‘and lilac/I diagonal chenille for dress. The
prices are way below tailor-'3 prices: '
$io.l$12. $15. $18. $20. $25. ‘
On our 85 "Derbys, because we don’t cling. .
you anything for the label. ,
in ovary way but the pinto—33. Shapes and
shades are correct, colors stay lilo new . and .
don't wear all other [mills at 82.50, ;
Saturday evenings. .
That I: u. I» I;
9 lion (Mahmud. clad“ .
quiet effects in 61mm" with.
v
They’re 85 Derby;
Open Monday. Frlilay and
Bil/005M872 cor/I»
EASY AID PLEASANT TO TAKE!
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EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE
At Our Prices!
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRuo grams,
8 2 Washington St. So.Norm|k.
t
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new to tie Rid of Bore».
Quite Hillllll ll‘ilii) ot‘ctmh‘mally ilntl it new
e<sary to expedite the departure ot a [an-o,
and it is both intoteting and helpful to
he told how big to into on. lir. Itohnos
kept on hand a till 0 pile of autograph or
train from hie writings. and when the
visitor had rcarhml tho Mirrmo limit of a
rail. yti rut-email anawamot theiact, would
kindly hand him one oi there cxtmcta.
ouuruousiy tt-hmu him to take it an a
inepsakc. “'l‘bny ‘t‘an't atop aiicr that,
how‘owr tough." ht raid. "it-all the or
land my lubricant ll groom's the way to
5. ml litt'iii oil."
i know a humid
«wit a moot tu‘iw-t
not. lli‘llliil you any
\. y Utittilll’lli ol’ ("
- Swirl: pili'auli who tn'
tad Hiiyll. "lint i mart
lonuvr.” lltnhopliar-
it'll-do li-hi mo hownn
rumuclyeminent man in the Anglican
ilil‘l‘til'i‘ilyllfl‘tl to do. (letting upon hilt
fowl and ilth‘l‘ilUliiilt‘l)’ taking the \lultor’n
band in lmllioi’ hi; . in- mid to a irvmulnuti
volt-o. "Amt iunri yntt go awityi“ Then
the hinhnp of t'a hate (it want at liinhnp
\\ onl~wurlh'ntablo) iit‘uw. warmly grasped
my right hand and went through the en-
tire prm-t-vtliugu with a weldourd llii‘tl. i
maid not but my hat. lllltl lint uhutt man
hiilltliii‘t'titfl‘tl my lowly mill, l nimuld have
luau-nod in reply: ‘l wait hint. going. lint
to; you norm on out ham 1 nitould stay with
you i can wait. at tile loam-r. " 'i‘bt- watt.
mental t-zptmion liitflfl‘il from llialiop
litttnlit’lii'n mung raw. and he rejoined
with firmer“, “i“ Ill couldn't nay that it
you mm the way lll \l‘lllt’ll tluI l'xill't‘ll did
it all.” And i an entirely convince-ti the
biolmp WM rinhi. .‘ntut' men mil carry a
thing oii, uihvtn enliliut.-—imngmtl'l
Mega/Jae.
Four of Lightning.
”Am inrmtd oi lightning?" rt'pmtml a
young woman the nun-r day in owner to
atpamtin'n. “l u‘ id in be tilillln lanai
mot told me i war in much more dn'ngeroi
loitm murdcml ban of being killed by
lightning. Ml are never lain awake o'
ninhin {wiring to w llllll‘lli‘ml. I began to
tour my tom of rhythm literate. and new
one has to be very calm to alarm mo. "
titanium rho that thorn in only 1
plasma in Lithium i oi a Mum being struck
by llnhinioa. A a protocol. urinatint who
lute rtv-vuily iron investigating the orator
rays that tho nnl precaution amt-nary is
lit amid a draIL; Him! your dorm]. Mid
a mantra «hon a llama cranes and you are
as role tram lightning as it in Millie to
be rain from anything in thltt World of m
arising navigate ~24": York Thou. 4,
a.
ncooasupptm . ,’
mamas
FOR,
CANNING!
wZOC,
a basket.
CASH.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street. .
THE CELEBRATE!)
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FUR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Cools are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and untidy
yourself that our claim to cor-
rect. ‘
MOO—~—
RAVMOND BROS.
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Motifs Neurone! Pills
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nation";
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intuitive
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sex, such as Navel! Y
lost Manhood, impala:
er-
siom, Youthful 41101:, i . mm
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c .a'vc on at or Open»
13:; to Consumption and insanity. mo
. a. 1216 km in: not.
Wins’cullttc'll'co. not? new.”
Bolt] by all dragging.
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