4. to», . err. is ti» mmm M menopause-mums , nurseries-enema The W have inspected the Wei-bonito". mm— ammonium main ill Smith street.lforwtllr.aeslieenrepdred. The directors room at the Central Nationalbsnkwillherefurniehed. a a report-e that another 310.0003 residence may bii‘ereotod on Elmorest. The boat Winning is It Raymond Brothers'wharf with a cargo of coal. ‘ Theelectrlclightonlillnill will be moved about fifty feet nearer the town house. ‘ genes: Commissioner Kellogg is getting the Norwslk streets and sewers in readi- ness for winter. . The Grand Division. Sons of Temper- anceof Connecticut. will meet in West- port in October.1897. The Board of Relief of the North Center school district meet at the se- lectmen's oflice tomorrow afternoon. oldO—Buys‘ Sailor Blouse In t. " HINTS KY MA" MANTON‘. Navy blue cloth made this attractive suit. the broad sailor collar, cuffs and shield being of white serge. decorated with rows of narrow blue braid. The blouse is fitted with shoulder and under- arm seams, an elastic being inserted in the hem that finishes the lower edge to adjust it in true sailor style. The fronts ,areoloeed invisibly, but buttons and but. tonholes can be used if so preferred. The broad sailor collar ends in pointed lspels that our joined to the cut-away neck in front. the shield portion being simulated by a facipg on the underwaist, which is disclosed between the lapels. A pocket isinserted on the left front The sleeves are gathered top and bot- tom and finished with round cuffs at the wrists, neatly trimmed with rows of braid. The knee trousers are shaped by inside and outside leg seams, small hip darts fitting them closely at the top The closing is at the sides. where pockets are made. and a hip pocket can be in- serted on the right hip if wanted. But- tonholes are made in under waist-bands, and placed on the top to attach the trousers to the under—waist, or buttons for suspenders can be put on if so pre- ferred. Pretty suits are thus made up in various combinations of materials and colors, black and red, brown and fawn. or tan with cream being very stylish l‘he mode is suitable for wash suits of pique, Galatea. duck. grass linen. or flannel. braid, embroidery or insertion .111 being used to trim suits in this style The quantity of materiel "" inches Unclaimed letters in the Norwalk postoofdce are for 'Mrs. Leon Birdsey. Mrs: H. K. Burns.ll. J. Cashing, Hr. Hyatt, Jason Powell. One of the actresses of the Sanger company was taken ill at the Nerw'alk Hotel. Saturday afternoon, and a phy-' sician was summoned. She recovemd sufficiently to play her part Saturday night. Irene" ll. Whitney, of Bridgeport. claimed she Was run down at Seaside park last summer by Wilfred T. Orton. and severely injured. She sued for $500 damages. and the jury returned a ver— diet of I25. Thomas Enright. the Howleyville rob- her. has been in the White Plains jail serving a short sentence on the technical charge of vagrancv. His term will ex- pire today. He will be brought toNew- towu for trial. Quite a business in campaign and other lapel buttons has been done in Norwalk during the past few months. Politicians have distributed several thousand. several thousands more have been sold by dealers, more thousands have been given away with cigarettes. and a very large number have come here through the post-office. The 23d of April last George Morgan brought suit for injury to his will privi- lege and land in Beaver brook cansed'by the Danbury sewage and for filling up his mill pond with sand and gravel oc- casioned by the breaking of the city dam. The city offered $800 and the off- ~ I .vido required to make this suit for aboy eight years of age. is 31., yards. The pattern. which is No. 6740 and re- tails for twenty-five cents. is cut in size:- for boys of four. six. eight and ten years or was accepted Monday. This is the of oilfi- last of the costly and long-contested sewercases. EVENING SEITIIEL The football eleven which will repre- OOUPON. sent the Norwrch Free Academy ln the Entitling toone Pattern. any sins of No. interscholastlc league next year .wrll be his 5 40' d radically different in its management Outthlsouhgla "ufllfig “11'0“ than the one that has just disbanded. _ There will be no manager allowed Sturtevent 3 But.“ “fl”. among the boys. the teachers taking Russ control. A field captain willbe appoint- ed by the instructors. who will also Annalee ........................................................... make all arrangements for games. and settle all disputes. The same will also PATTERN 30- 0“" Slaw-”‘1“ be true of the baseball nine. ‘bglj'e'pcfila‘lefinnwg‘ 1’ °°“§1E"mm'fln and Ann streets. South Norws The Hockanum Golf club. lately or- ganized at Westpbrt, is made up of peo- ple who have permanent or summer homes along the shore between Norwalk and Sonthport. A fine link has been laid out at "Bockanum." the Morris Ketchm estate, and regular gathering days. Wednesdays and Saturdays. ap- pointed. The link. though as yet but of nine holes,isan unusually sporty one. with many flue hazards. it has been practically decided to build a club house there as soon as spring opens. WWW W“ The Illnd Doss makes Ills Disco/ll self. ." PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE. la the verdict arrived at by Chemical Analysis of 305 BAKING POWDER Economy. Health and Satisfactory Results attend its use. meme-e av : C. II. Dill! A 303, New Model, Gels. : es For . . W-” household cleaning 1 have Wonderful \ltallty of Insects. it is a standing puzzle to the enwulolo giste and others interested in the study of insects how the frail little creatures of the mosquito and the butterfly order can brave the cold of an erotic winter out] yet retain their vitality Of late some light has been thrown on this wonderful faculty of the insect world by the experiments of s London naturalist. He took the larva of the common rullltweed butterfly and exmsed it to an artificial blast 88 degrees below we. Upon taking it out of the range of this artificial blizzard and grad- ually thawing the creature out, the naturul~ let was surprised to and that the worm was able to creep in less than half an hour afterward Awarding to the testimony of all the arctic explorers. butterflies and mutual. m, as well as a great variety of other in- sects. have been found flitting joyously about in the highest latitudes ever panel found In equal Once used Bon Ami MI? The______ Modern Cleaner be without its" ' allouse- Mrs. Geo. N. Kimball. Newtonvllle. Muse "All V60" mated hymen. it is even declared by ‘ O W N those who have made tours of exploration} K N tothefar north that the mosquitoes o w A N T those regions are the largeetend healthiest g. 1'“- varletles of that species of pest that have ever been discovered by man.th Louis Republic. [VIIIII “ITIIII. s. “ can! spar-tot thellaltsdfisstee. SinoePeesl- dentlslomlsndwithdrewfrom theseute the Hawaiian man-non trusty from slot: will besppolntell at Honolulu to re mm whole question soon after his 'e inauguration Then-waiter: governments strcng and business on the island is prospered-and peaceful . Have the “American Issue" low Boards. Nov. le.—-Cspteln Nathan Ap plotonof thlscl has just returnedfrcm two months In , onclulu and Hawaii. ob- serving with a trained eye the social and political conditions. “ Honolulu." he says. "has the stamp of the United Plates about "The Panama anal takes us at once to this group of Islands and the important part they mustplay' In the future of the deVelopmentof commerce in, the Pacific mean. A glance at the map shows what theymesnd mean tothegieat nationeol the world that will use the canal. “Another want greatly felt here now is telegraphic communication with the world. and the beginning of supplying this need should properly be a cable to our Califor- nia coast. After recommending such cable lmnmnnioation with the islands during his first term in the White House, Mr. Cleveland so changed his views during the second term that. he actually recom- mended that we code one of the uninhabit- ed islands to Great Britain as a place for a cable to he landed. If this were granted them, it is [potty in that one of their first note would be to hoist the British flag there, and that done. it is not proliable they would haul it down in a hurry,” Mr. Cleveland ordered to he done with 0““. ‘So now the question Is presented. What is to he the future of this group of islands known as The Paradise of the Pacific? They cannot go backward-their comr- luust be forward, march. You hear lloth lug unkind said of the former Queen Lllluokalaui. but she is no longer a factor in the problems of the (muntry's future. She has taken her place among the many lax-crowned heads that have taken part in the world’s history." RELIGIOUS MANIA. An Extraordinary Case In the family at a Canadian Farmer. Bowuasvrthn. Ont, Nov. iii—A most extraordinary case of religious mania is reputed from a farmhouse near the Long Snult. Them fora number of years re sided Elijah Rice. his wlfi-nrld liiehlldren. The eldest son Louis, 22 years old. recent ly [walrus n‘llgiously insane and nnlloumn ed himself as the prince of the Sand Hills and declared'ihat (,‘Ilrlst had appointed him to reform the world. The mania ex tended to the father. mother and the other children, who neglected the farm and spent their time in singing and praying. Re- cently the father conceived the idea that [routs was pursued by the devil and that it llmst be lll'flllilll out of him. Louis was knooketl down with n‘lcg of n. chair and Mr. and Mrs. Rice and two of the sons [Klunded him into ilmrnsibllity. When this was uccomplishmi. they Were satisfied that the devil was driven out. ’l‘hoir next move was to celebrate the feast of the Passover. and one ot‘ the little children was to be sacrificed as the [Mistral lamb. Ofli' of the mus, a more boy. told this to a clergyman who informed the po lice. ()ll visiting the form they found Rico and his son Louis suffering from in tense mould and had them honored to Kingston insane aslvunl. 'lhe (lix tors think that the other illolnla'rs \tlll I'l cover Du Pont to Renew Ills Fight. WIthiNbTUV. "I i. Nov. 16. ——'l‘ be near approach of the. opening of the wound ses- sion of the Fiftyfourlb mmgmss has given rise to the report here that lloloncl A. llu Pout will renew his contest for is sent in the senate as a representative of lh'lnwnre. The announcement of this eonmmplati-d renewal of the Du l’ont case has imparted a new and interesting phase to the contest for tho sellniorsllip from Ih‘lawnrr. 'l'he lkmocrnts are now in the throes of a mu. test as to who will be the l‘lllllt'I‘ for soull- fnr of the [)Olllili'l‘ittli'. legislature on Jun. ll). J. Edward Adtllckll Is now lighting In the courts for id starts in the legislature on the ground of fraud in Kolltuntl Sussex counties. Ht' i‘xpflillrl n dwislon on Thurs day, and If it is against him llt' will make a contest at Washington. Injured by Dyes-nuts Cartridges. Dmaolr. .‘ov. ld.~——Two men were frightfully and perhaps fatally Injured and one young woman was slightly injured by the explosion of u (lyllltllllli‘ curtrhlgt under ll house on Michigan avenue. west of the city llllllls. The explosion ls believed to have been cultural by an assassin. 'l‘hr Injured are Robert EWN‘R. an Englishman. badly injured ulmut the fili‘t‘l, eyes and skull; may die. limbs badly ha-emml and bad gush lu boil} over left kidney. m-mcrv doubtful .lu sephlno Conjo. llank a dilughtt-r. tut oven eye. One of t‘ oujo a son» charges that the deed was colllmltlul by a man named C. Drykovsltl. lie has llt‘llll nrroatml. lays Be It Vanderbilte' Courier. Bultlls', Nov. ill. «~A swindlcr. pretend ing to lean mmrier of the Vundorbllts of New York, has lsammmlul‘tlng operations in Bremen and other [)0le with consider able entrees. His method is to engage rooms at the leading hotels for " Mr \ an derbllt and pnrty.‘ " Minute to arrlveon a certain steam-r. lie mum the bold apartments in the tsetnbllshmmlt and drawn up and algae an agreement for any room that may he demanded. after which be borrows what he can from the landlord on the pretext of laying temporarily em- lmrrussed. owing to the delay of his remit. tsnem. or for some other rectum. and dis- appears. whether: for Governor. Lnxmuror. Kyl. Nov. ili.-'l‘he that tho members of the ll'glelutumwlm stow by Heuausr Blackburn for re-elwtiou so mildly last winter will support “iWilffl‘ or Bradley for Units-ll States millaulr in order that Blackburn may Hill for governor of Kentucky next fall to fill out the two years unexpired term of Brittney has mallard much «insulation amongleudlm julllticlnlls. It was learned that slallllll Hennfnr Blackburn find the \atlmml Delu- iterate making a vigorous warfare on him for governor. he will give way to Main 1’ Johnson. l‘lltlll'llliln of the state Democratic committee. - the victims a 83nd: at... new: ‘iorltr a island W the mindless” Hank (Ionjo. u Pole. p report cough medicine they handle. and that it see he conditioners not lie noses“ in" trendsetter and ' ' ' . ‘ and the most Whore cases scans It old people. Mme: or metal! area-4m of W are has pleaded throulh 71 years of stilt-=0 ones, would naturally encounter more! than a fair shite of lore and sorrows. but when that life is made miserable by disease. it is difficult to doseribe the feelings when a true friend Is found—- a friend that can be depended upon. Dean's Kidney Pills proved so to an Elisabeth Plath-Ne. 18 Eli-abut street. Ihe says: “I am Tl years all and the mother of a large family. i have had kidney trouble for a long time. with very severe ,bacltechee, and to make matters worse. about two and a self years ago rheumatism attacked me. , it was so badlthat my hands and limbs were of no use to me. I have been in} log Dean's Kidney Pills and they are doing the good. . I do not suffer as I did; my backache is gone and the rheu- matism is much better. I think I can safely say ”if they help people of my age. afflicted so badly. they will help anyone." Screen set Dean's Kinsey Pills at must-o'- drug store. All dell- ers have them. or they‘will be sent by mall on receipt ofprice. it cents. by writing to l’oetsrddllburn (30.. Buffalo. N. 1, sale agents for the U. I. For Pin Worms. Emerita. Hives. II not. any of the various torturing itchy diseases of the skin. Dean's Oint. ment is an instant and positive remedy. Get It from your dealer. Mr. N. N. Osborn, well known at Woodstbck, Mien. was troubled with a lame back. He was persuaded to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It gave him relief in one night. This remedy is also famous for its cares of rheumatism. For sale by G. C. Stillscn and E. P. Weed. ~.._n.--...._¢..._ .. .‘_.-.,n.__. Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped hands and lips, cute. bruises, scalds. burns are quickly ( ured by DeWitt’ a Witch Hazel Salve. It is at present the article most used for piles. and it always cures them. E. P. Weed and G. (3. Still- son. “The worst cold I ever had in my life was cured by (lhamberlain’sCough Reno edy," writes W. H. Norton. of Setter Creek, Cal. “This cold left me with a cough andI was expectorating all the time. The remedy cured me, and 1. want all of my friends when troubled with a cough orcold to get it, for it will do them good." Sold by G. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed. Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless. and invariably reliable are the qualities oftlne Minute Cough Cure. It never fails in colds. oronp and lung troubles Children like it because it is pleasant to take and it helps them. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson. How to Cure lilies: cello. I suffered for weeks with colic and pains in mystomach caused by bilionsness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamberlain‘s Colic, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy. which cured me. I have since recommended it to a‘ good many people. Mrs. F. Butler. Fair- haven. Conn. Persons who are subject to billions colic can ward off the attack by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold by G U. Still- sou and E . W “Excuse me." observed the man in spectacles. ”but I am a surgeon. and that is not where the liver is. " "Never you mind where his liver is, " retorted the other. "if it was in his big toe or his left ear, DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers would reach it and shake it for him. ( in that on can bet your gig-lamps." E. cod and G. C. Stillson. The three-year-old boy of J. A. John- son. of Lynn Center. 111.. is s‘nbjeot to attacks of creep. Mr. Johnson says he is satisfied that the timely use of Cham- berlain’s Cough ltemedy.dnring a severe attack. saved his little boy's life. He is in the drug business. a member of the firm of Johnson fires. of that place; and they handle a great many patent medi- cines for throat and lung diseases. lie had all these to choose from. and skilled phyeisns ready to respond to his call. butseleoted this remedy for use in his own family ate time when his child’s life was in danger. because he knew it to be superior to any other. and famous the country over for its cores of croup. Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling gives splendid satisfaction in all cases. For sale by (l. U. Stilleon and E. l’. Weed tinny purple. when slime constipated. make the mistake of using saline or other drastic pnrgativts. All that is needml la a mild dose of Ayer'e Pills to restore the regular movement of the boweln, and nature will do the rest. They beep the system in perfect order. flr‘ . . . 66666 .666. We will not promise you the earth. Cloak Store! but we do promise to show you the largest and beat assorted stock Cloaks and do!!! all ‘ sets , ’ « convene . i . . . . PRI6I3 PR IVA"... M i l I in cry 1 In the Twin Cities. Examine all the stocks in the cities and then come . to as and compare prices, styles and quality. H. KRIEGER, 554- and 556 Main st.. Bridgeport Conn. Mahackemo Hotel Bloch South Norwalk. co-opevetimof ofllmeriesn ~ paring to extend rapidly the W In 1880 the tonnagecf am m entering the United smote ,; of Asia and Occasion was ”It and of fmelgnvemels 443.351 less the American tonnage 808, 48! tone. the foreign tons The large and trade, once conducted were FuropeanportebyAmerlean _ seldom entered American ports, most entirely passed away. , , ready seen the American flag, the sinner says, almost disappear from mldstlsntic. save as borne by steamers of the Athenian ill!» fl Backache...... Did you say your back troubles you? Just get out the bottle of Ypsilanti Specific and the roll of white flannel, put on a compress. and go on with your h Wfill-fi ousework. TI ' wis‘TER. ECIFI is a deadly enemy to pain sot alPl kinds. Ask your grocer or druggist for it; and don't forget to send for our Home Treatment Book, sent to any address for lo cents in stamps to pay postage. THE YPSILAN'I‘I SPECIFIC C0.“ BOSTON. MASS- ve followed the policy of moip‘rocftygp , WAGONSI J. 0. JENNINGS. film... Every one: memo nation of considerable rank‘hns adopted and new Paper-Hanger, Galellulner pursues the numerator flow and looond- Island. P Good. 3..."... g. ya...” my. IUOIIES. 'lnt'r- Our total imports: for “139556;? "legs . ._...... at 8731, 969, 965 of which 590., 308 m "III'I’OIG. DIAL‘" "I bmnght in foreign vessels The disr’s-iriii c.llu.tsr WALL P‘PEI ‘ID BORDERS nailing duty bill would put an addifioi‘l v GIIOPIES charge of :59 coo. cocoa our lutemsrloual - ' l nonmnam swans exchange. based ou the figures for less, SPIIIDLES. ‘10-. an amount approximately equalto muesl- __ South Norwalk. tire ocean freight bills on imports and ex- 1 t l f? ports. In 1895 we imported the ,000,000 PRICES 'ro su IT ALL 33:.2‘33°E:g*a‘;..mmg.§.' “flail” or com, a. which so 000 000 a... train 0 A I I AND SEE THEM. houses for inspection, on “02%” b' M an- At “’55.: ulna tenth“ of the MK HENRY TILLY. “Turn the rascals out"——the familiar party’cry—may be applied to microbes as well as to men. The gems of disease that lurk in the blood are “turned out” in, by Ayer’s Sareapnrilla as effectually as ‘ t . kl and old postmasters are displaced by a new 33:15:51th - mmwmw,“-_.____ &er_l.eavee‘a Ring Theories of cure may be discussed at “NC, Agar. length by hysicians. but the sufferers Nu unpleasant odor. want qnic relief. and One Minute Not inflammable. Cough Cure will give it to them. A safecnrefor children. It is "the only For Sale byE P. Weed, Nos-walk. E. R. Planted. South Norwalk. mites out ink. paint, and stains from clothing and car- li‘eltlmnm Cheerfnllv Given. pitch, grease ’ lPOTIHE CLEAHL roe. 25c” at Drag and Dry Goods Ilene Isl-plea mailed. 56. I. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Gt. W W carrying trade of the Pacific Is: from us. Before it is sltogetheh ruissioner Chamberlain a green inquire into the coed none“ pacific transportation. For the this trade the United 3min natural advantages. Within years Japan s seaming sips] increased from Th? 27. 701 tithe 106.888 to a. nu steel and flea steamersvdnm is 48 of 8, 626 tons The report recommends an extension of thnact of is”. the steamships New York and admitted to American registry steamshlpa St. Louis and St. PI United States. Under existing poses at length the proposition to in 10 per cent additional dlsnrlmW , ties on all cargoes brought into them _, , States by foreign vessels. it poi'n ’ ' that for over 80 years the United 000, 000 coflee imported into the countly from Brazil. 9" 53,900,000, came in fli- olgn vessels. or the extra sum, Mr. Chamberlain says. whith under the dis. trimi'lating project the American people Would be required to pay for Brazilian . :3 coffee alone. there (mild be established 7‘“ <ltrilllshlp lines. including 25 swam , ‘ equal to the St. Louis or St. Panhoa' a much larger number of the class muff!!! , for houth American, Asiatic and AW trade. The report quotes articles from our M ties with the lib prinel l nations of fill world, all of which is contended mild. be abrogated at the as use of a d ance of our trade rclat one with the world. if the policy of discriminating duties is to be adopted by the l' nited States. The 19- port also favors the enactment of the oil- harmless remedy that roduces immed- nlbus bills relating to navigationaudb late results." E. P. gVeed and G. C 50191"! 5- DickermankSon,80.Nor- Amerltan seamen in the form favuably, Stillson. m' aney & Benedict, Nm' reported by the senate committee on corn- w meme 1“be l‘r‘ “Elfin, "mm m the form in wh ch these bills pound the PhYSIGIan forwoman house of representatives. lt‘renews the nausea EASY AID PLEASANT 10 ”ll! sci nti Patent Medicines a. ullfo SOUTH NORWALI SAVINGS III! II w-ohlngton sen-e. Open daily from 9 to l! s. m.. and from Sunday. t! races of receiving the most ski c treatise t known to modern eu dioine. ome care HRS. MI. I. I. BUILFOIID Can be consulted at her once u: Baoan Bram. Barns-roar, 00"., From 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. any day except The doctor is s regular oh lclan d for the past nineteen Magenta“ has made the lees of women a specie Ladies suffering fro argglfliolut incident to the sex can cone lathe strictest confidence wi nurse mode A letters 'smm'fid‘ym‘d replied mnlnolose slam! W EASY :13an ms m.. and on Monday Interest 8allowed on deposits. B l “‘9 ”“5“" itdnif‘iirld’s‘. Wm... JOilN H. XNAPP. Bee. snd'i‘rese TO TAKE Jacob H. leyton, AIOIIPIIOIII Bee. 0. Stillson’s . To Adveeeer 3 Changes unset be guar- anteed the same day copy is handed in. Every res- eonable effort will be made to scommodate but changes cannot be in- elated upon as a right as- less copy i! sent in by s o'clock in the afternoon of the day before change is DRUG ITDRI. Ill Washington In. SoJlererelll. J. D. JENNINOD, U N DI: RTAK I R. KMGHT STREET. ”mm. a a s e n. . Opp. street Railway Depot. " "'8le CE ELM STRICT TWBONI OALL. ll enroll Flea. LI“ and Aooldons leURANcan lleel Estate and Ileeee Agent Ocean Steam-shinglckeie. and Sterling and Stocks 30 d. “find. . . I RAILROAD mos. _ Next to Post Oflee. 600T}! NORWALK. i f a l CONS Notary Public. Acknowledgments Tatum I llful and on patrons, argument for the repeal of company pilotage on mastwiae sailing vessels and ' points out that congress has spent over $27, 000. 000 in the improvements of "her- bors. at which commllsory pllotago ls Iblll exacted from domestic sailing vessels. ' By the abolition of useless W bonds American shlpownera have been saved $80,000 annually, and American lake shipowners aboutllwloo annually in Canadian charms. imposed for years in ulntruventlou of the policy of morphed! . The Mloptlonof the neusuremont law, report atoms has of ted n savingof thew sands of dollars to shipping .in foreign llfll'tfi and in dmucetlc licensee and charges based on net tonnage. besides bringing our law on this subject abreast of the laws of the pmgresslve maritime nations f linkers of Farm Implements. \‘ssmllln, Nov. lug-Tomorrowmon- log the control moventlon of the National Association of Agricultural Implements and Vehicle Manufacturers wIllmest In the state capitol and will continue in sle- slon four days. Extensive preparations have hem made for the cutortelumt‘d the delegates. Its-dart! an» Another use use. i Inns. 0, . '.ov is «The leading on , "9 «isle of the Standard Oil company are here , on a tour of imposition. They will . ._ through the ludiana field and inspect; '§ (lullaby pipe line with a view tom log it It is mild the ritalalardwlll Iflh . expend tl, too 000 in improvementsol HI model-lee. nae ”as. W Indiana's OIIIII Veto. ‘ CINCINNATI, . ‘.ov is. «The Tribune publishes t a official vote a. byncounles I) are 919; may. . Palmer. 3. 379;? t§;:l:' Nadir: ” l, i use; ills-tall», clflaley’e‘pi " ,, ' ty ls 20.066 Josie-e Ian's pueblo cello. (llmaswoon mans. Oslo. set. flew James ll lipurrter. a young like,” and probably family mm It“ , Cornell and slightly wounded I .f Wilson. heresmrt. and their seats , through his owu heart Jealousy VIII , muse. ' “W“... ”us... 0.- Paul's highs m . bosom. Nov ld.--A ( patch to The Times says t _ authority to state that the l . he demanded by the Transvaal fl" Jamin raid will not be large .esuse embatrsesmeot in any «aerial
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