[event at a merchant
out. attempting to
other“ thrown
‘ Ipilyliiladviterswouid
filter to pursue. ln
,theSuer canal in
Wit-that than is
Ill. United States he.
. the Cretan trouble by
y; ta merchant marine at
1 gh'the blockade.
‘ We. Blockade.
' Wit declined to
to ewtment take the
them-ton m the Unit
it. likely to reluae to rec-
. Elite are no direct
l to give such recog-
many eminent littor-
Ibo contend that “paci-
the purpose of coercion
“the intro of nation
, .. tothe mbject, says:
t ot-ntthorlty is that while
WI. 5 blockade. when ot-
lnternotionally restroom,
, ; him use with a blockade
an, part 0! a system of pnciiio
, Mini. do Droit internu-
Zih meeting at The Hague in
. by a large majority that pa-
!“ not legitimate iuotli-
, um Mtg,”
~, .Mlllell poolllo block»
, rite-no of coercion abort
m ill“ instituted eoiilotlmcl
'W of lava-bl powers, soma-
w W, in come cuties
' lit other. ngaiuat voc-
' concerned only and in
'u union the property and
a o! the clouding nation. The
W 0! [Dollie blockade,
‘»- .. lulmnvhentheotmts
block-dell by the English,
Bunion squadrons. Greece
nominally subject to Turkey.
were profoundly at [lance
. viii-m vraa blocked by
,, ni, err Urenada by England
Kaine by France in isms, in
- 1m non 1838 to 1m. and
ii [848 byli'ranceand England;
MM England in mo, the
term by Forum In last, the
» byGIeat Britain. Germany,
s: he unrel- in liiitti. and the
" by I‘m in 18%.
Maui's: the trade or Mil-
m by a blockade thone new
,,mii m again-t interior.
‘ ammuyand cmopleteiy
, , 1". thin ouch protects mun
' fl witty. I’noiflo blockade
Mini!!! is the less nt two
to wire may be to
t” to ‘logtillee it: not»
. ' I regular blockade an o
m”
Amenity lancer-ate. War.
ll-‘l‘lnfitlmu com
at ‘ Duly Chronicle denim
‘ ‘ ‘ in. premium! not to
' ’ in liaoedonin and
at lulu hlmli Iiiggeeted
with King George.
”flumuliotor. Count
W , tly,"Ruuln would
a partition: pro~
' i that lint-lo urged
‘ W. t Kb
W n n a-
. M returned im
e! Odour! Vm in
‘ ‘ 0 Mill “M ”W"
til “button to mint
flnwltlitll‘wul oi the
f M to would iiiinroll
it it autonomy prom
* bk, my. and he trove
' . that he intended to
. the turn and immi-
. ' in one. hay lhhli'
.. in tall view of
humour no mu.
MAhMiI'l
load
» “admiral: lined
tool
We barking. .
' evil and Ottorahlr methods receive
m, Menu: three N mlk
ally way other oili- .
s of the little conqueror.
thnir gilt! rewar¢,,‘So many cores are
troop ng up tight u is next to lmnor-
tiitlc to‘invemgnte them all, but we
have taken it ice; in hand and give them
ublicily lot the benefitipl our readers.
8!" representative obtained the follow-
ing statement of facts in .3 pertonal luv
terview. They are true lll every par-
ticular, and no stronger evidence can
bt‘obtaincd than home endorsement:
Mrs. John V. Mains. of 33 South 03-
hum avopwilc oi the foreman oi the
Ravmond W & Comstoclt Co.. says:
“Ever siting l lied scarlet fever, when
I was a little fir], my kidney? have
been weak. and have been subject to
intervals of attacks of lncltachc. Lao
tcriy they were more frequent ‘ out!
more distressing. and I thought ll I
could find some remedy that would rc-
nio've the trouble I would be foolish to
go on suffering. Dean's Kidney Pills
were highly spoken about and I got a
box at Plaistcd'e drug store. Thc'
have relieved me of the last attack.’
Lots oi South Norwalk proof like this,
that testifies to, the merit of Dean's
Kidney Pills. _
For sale by dealers. Price 50 cents.
Nailed bv Foster~MiIburn C0,, Bul-
ialo. N. Y., sole agents for the United
States. Remembervthc name. Dean’s,
and take no substitute.
Great Triumph. ~
Instant relieland it no anont cure bribe
real rentedv. Otto's to [or Lou and
Elli-ow damases.‘ “lain Wig: irrltnhe vgur
an n s n n. c w on
o. c. Stilleonngouth Nomlk. had 2"}. Wood.
0 . will furnish you a tree Minnie bottle
at this guaranteed remedy? Sample tree.
Lento bottles 60c and 2M.
A 75c
TEA ‘
FOR
sat
in 1 pound paell-
ages at
Sam'l.
Oomstock
Jr.’s,
72NURTH
MMN
STREEl
Cleveland
and
imperial
Bicycles
$35 to“ $l00.
Renting and
Repairing.
»M.nm
IOIWILI PI"!!! 5 I". 00.
lint End at Worthington fluent Bridge.
Trains Loavo
ill WAT $00!. “1- ii. I.”
leer! ileum to: In You
It‘lfiluullin. "I. til.
I I“ ‘
. . e
t I i .
Ifikl‘g ting. autumn U“. tflclfl
illlllllAII.
'AOM“ d“.“¢ ’“1 ”4'0“.“ ,.4
dfiflhflflflfihfihu
WA"
' flail: Bills.
a Hi. II: in ”I. "in ”I.
iii
j. hiaaufinishioghowgfidgawelnili it
~. rpm ,3” root ,cveryna a
‘ in bear *o‘i‘bur people talking
if»?
the passenger: in the :-
gmwm m 49. to. in ”
mmpietclydeinolh it , Kl, ,
”the enminlrrvrn ho . £00 lecithin
the air through a no . of;
wlmthntwm‘ .. .. v
and hadhl‘eglghtlng ..
. very hone in llll
hotly unbroken. Rene if the remainder
ot the train moor \yol thew-utt-
gerr were injured. , ‘ ~ ‘
The train tovhicbt . enginewu at
inched is once! theimi on the Lake
Shore road. it had ju‘ nulledonttroin
the Engineer! depot an was running at
the rate of 20 miles on h or. ,
A peculiar {nature of i be explosion was
the fact that although he report was to
loud it was heard by =- . dent- a hell mile
away and the tom vol 1 {, that the en—
gine was literally blown, toatoine, none of
part 0! the train
heard the report and . not aware that
anything unusual bad hi ppened until they
looked out after the tr in had come to a
rudder: stop. The t n dashed Moog
about no tact alter t explosion took
place. and although it stop war quit.
sudden none of the pat gem wore thrown
from their seats, nod no once! the coaches
area damaged byoithei the explosion or
the sudden stop. , > d
The force at the expl ion was apparent-
ly directly upward an outward. as parts
of the engine were thrci into the air we
leer, und lingo pieces 0 the boiler weigh-
ing revel-oi tons were t and over the tale.
250 test. while the in saga out, directly
behind the engine, I not damaged in
an: my. ‘
l~———-——-
FLOODS m The SOUTH.
. ——'—-~r--
I'll. Situation 0
graph wires into n ejEmp, a distance of '
rowing‘ Wet-o. [Island oi
letter, on Watt Expected. ,
81‘. Lows, , March flit—Latest advices
from the flooded country south oi bore
little that the situation} is hourly growing
worse. Walls of water have beaten down
the levees at many points and dwelleroitlro
at the mercy oi the lion . Out at as tele-
grains revolved here trt‘ In the lower river,
but one records a‘ capitation oi the rise.
The most disheartuuin intelligence wines,
from the Iowa and lit hour valleys of the:
Missouri river. Wurui weather has turned,
the snow to water, whit-h is udder] to the“
already overflowing luronnln Work on;
levee barriers is practically abandoned in,
Arkansas and Mississippi an llmlcse. At,
Chicot. Ark, a imrgolonll oi sandbags was.»
dumped into a lcveel break. They only;
served to widen the breach. This is the,
experience at other tints, and work on‘
the outer barriers in abandoned. and every
hand turned to save the inner levees.
b...
‘l’he Lev-o (soles to Placer. .
Mounts, March flil—Thfl levees for a
stretch oi 1.3 miles 1mm and south of Use
min, Ark, have all none to pieces. Thorn
were point: 12 or it» brooks, in orient from
:3th to 1.00" yards. All the writer iron)
the overburdourd river in sweeplngovci
the St. Frolic-is basin. to return to the
river juslt ulmvo llulnna. “realm are ex-
pected oi. Luxnru, on the some side, but.
abovc tiaecoia
.. - M ...._
Prominent outbound» Dead.
Rit'mtuxtl. Mn, Morel) ‘32.—-—Jamoo .Vl.
Bugatti) well known lawyer nut! ship-
builder. dlcd at his iulino ham. his limlth‘
insulting from ullourvd injuries in being
ltuorlied down by a dilliwry team in [lost
toil about two Wot-kn nun. Mr. linml‘r'q
age was if. yours. lie was born in \l’ul- ‘
thum. Most. and that! xmduntod from
llowdoin college in Mil-'1. r-‘nttliug in llicb» '
mood. be entcrcll upon tho lirmlllm at
law. in islti be lict'niun intumvml in ship-
ping in it small way with bill brother. the
late Marshall :4. Hopi». and inter engaged
in business for Vlllllllltlll. building“ limit-
nullibor oi vowels Iii: lust vest-ml was
launched in ism. slum which time he has
lwvu interostod in limb doveiopmunt of roll
routie and other ulilvrprlm-s in thumuth.
and we“. lie is aurvivod by u widow and
{our doughtera
, , . . . ..
Govt-roar llrldlur “yo “0'" lloclgn.
Fitnltmitr, Ky, film-oh L’L‘.—~>(ili'tlrlltil _
llrmlloy bi rcporlmi to have hold to o iriond
that no mum-r wimii tho result or the son ,
Morin] light, he would realign tho anytzrn- '
ornhlpvat the dime oi the or in session. it
is said that this mmmmvnmont of the gov-
ornor‘n luloutlun ll ny nuult in strength i
oiling his rimures u (initiating llillllt-l‘ in
tho contort for sointtor, which will ill-gin i
imimrrnw. Homo of the gold lituudurtl ,
lloimwrntt have without! logo into it nonllv ’
lion to aim-l- llradltiy become hie elet‘timi »,
would force the gubernatorial election this‘
tell.
- .. ,,.,
“out and Mona Burned.
LOWVILLE. K. it. March 22.-'l'ho gun
ml ltm‘oii o! .l. ' liliol It (70., A. H.
Onnuhy lmd 0. ll.‘ Berry and the lmiul nl ‘
llenry \i'otmoro all ('Mtorlnud hove burn;
«luau-eyed by tire. "l'ho llru origiimtnl in‘
mm to Co. ‘a «tom. I Following are the but»
to: lilies a; (in, .001). minimum ".500;
tirmuhy. $2.000. lnl “more ‘llJllll'. hire. l..
i‘. .llltlll. ”.300. ll nitration ”Mill; .lnmil.
Kai-rim. 03.099. hanrumeewJum: ii. i).
Berrydllmi. no inst more; lit-my Wctiuorc.
hotel. HOMO. inli runes 013.000.
6 ........ . . , _
lovivol In ‘
l’irrsritiui. Mo
than thou they late but our spring Won
The Penman Worden
(unipolar ha:
themenutwnm umgootli. The mill
eta-:33 with on Again. .
“1'. “Will. M it ill. will: Republican.
have nominated hill li‘illoylte Mallet.
with ileum 7min init- tor tuayer.
NEW! m IRIEF.
The Anni-tan
turtle" allow noiohlt
Will of the (ill idiot: who» may.
fluvimin no
lion with the (union-
ery at ital-Ir iiil be i were held in lin-
"0 .
hitter Cherie.
.. tell at can Mule-phi
the place of m '- of “aluminium
national commit i
Mini. W tut comm heldin
Yeritvli minimum lien York. on a
. i
ohm barrio ‘nmhlmmlt Mr
“M m ”3
MW , l. , I inhibit:
w W humum
‘W‘ ‘ _ .
t
ill
,”W
of
l .
; liwrr- is no llzuiw.
liming of a imtikl‘litri lilllfll‘t‘iillli‘i'i
,., nil , 18w.” ohr
. nonhuman. to: owned it
Mt tradition”. the onion soon «been
potted trotn circulation find are held
- , ”felon.“
Mammoth
j, nil. mullet. Theron: More altered
Ior’e‘ttle.’but theta whim there beet
altered brought a largeiprlte. Tum
aim unreal theories Misting cutout
M; will experts as tothe dittippenrance oi
this peony. hvlag‘ot the-c ider «style and
large, but the one most. generally at:
copied is that the Deputy was gobblet
up in continuance of w rumor whicl
was started on the entlmrity of an em
' were of the United Still on mint when
the pennies are made. '13 his rumor we:
that in melting the composition of flu
uletalsi for the coin. a but 0! gold wan
melted up by inintalto‘ for a. but oi
nickel, and that the retinal: why lllt
pouuy disappeared was tin consequence
of its intrinsic value. ‘ The result oi
this d other stories plant the 1851
penny _ that though there were just
mt many coined as more i were of '54
‘55 or '57 mentor, one of .the '5“ poll,
illoswill today bring lit-oily olll' bun
tired times as much mom-y as them oi
tho otlu-r yours mentioned. Solut- nil
nilsmutists have even gone so far as ‘lt’
test the composition. They found in
lmt't' of gold. lt bi one of the mail)
pot-ulnar things about the N‘fll‘t‘lly oi
some coine."-—~Wnshlugtou Star.
l‘lrinx Dynamite by Water.
in those days of invention the most
onmonlliinry discovery CBIlSi‘B wry
little untouithont. Still. it is a bii
surprising: to boar that the newest
ulothod of tiring dynamite is by lllr’
use of \i'tili'l'. Blot-trinity or n time
ruse worn the modes in litii‘ till now
and both hm) their disadvonmm‘s. 'l‘ln
pru‘st-ilt ingenious arrungoiilout is u;-
follows:
.\ sensitive doionator. which innit-(3:
at tho ll‘lllllt‘l‘allll'e of boiling “'illi'l'. iv
pint-mi in contact with tho t-liul'ms oi
dynamite. i'liltl around it is plum-ti n
lziyt-i'of limo. which. in turn. is Hill‘
rounded by a Now of l:llli|l~\\'ll‘l\'
Whorl tho whole zlri'uiigonwnt is sillili
to ”to bottom 0!. u boring, tllv wit‘k all
sorbs water from tho surrounding
t’llrlll and t-oiivvys it to ”W limo. til
murw llll' limo guts hot. and limb: 1hr
Ilttltllitilnl‘. And. in half n minmv :Lt‘tni
rims-hing bottom. the dyiiuiilitr vim-s its
work.
'l'lw grout mivnntngc (if this lli‘llll‘
piwluviug: the explosion is that
Munich.
’l'o llw uniiiilluml it is always a bur.»
zio hi know how u brunzv or nim’bl.
union is lllliili‘. Tlillllnllll’lll imim-Aa.
hillli is that tlw sculptor. lll‘llli'il with
lilzlllt‘l :lllil i‘lllN'I, (him his mini-option
i'mlll ti lingo Muck of stom- :l‘l‘lt’i‘ lilo-l
oiling it in clay.
Surh um; lint mi'tlltlll of Mioimvi An-
;gulu, hm lovilny :lnotiwr llmlllli'i‘ prv
" \zlll‘.
'i‘bv M‘Iilplnl‘ imviiit: lumh-llmi
ills liglll'i‘ must rarul‘uliy. :i pltmor czht
is lnkvu. In the illoiluiium sitillu-il llll'
rimuirs how propane! :l ll’tlvk of mm
lllv. 'l‘lw plaster :1th l.‘ trim-ml lll‘fllill‘
Ibis bbwk :liltl “soil it» :t llimll‘l. thy
lir-lan-w'llllt'l’s "willy: point by point!
liil'flhlll’llitz lllt‘ vast with mpml'r. rub:
and l-illipors. ’l‘lw ('lillills.‘ guns on ms
til ii urnvrnl outline u! tho Mttlllt’ is :tl‘
minmi. ii‘ln'li :l Hhillvui :ii‘lisuii,
uiztlly tmiumi, Niki-s it in hand, ill-.ilt'wn
:l liiust milhml i-npy of tin- iumivl \m
lli’l‘ lilt' M‘lll]!i'll"fl twrmiml mnwrm
ll"l'll"!l'l' :Illll llll'l‘i'llitll.
\i‘iivu ills-a “'ui‘k is mnwlvtul it only
l'.'lll.‘lllli~‘ i‘ur llli' am“! in :ivv llu- iinwll
in: Mill how. :i “no lli‘l‘i‘, :ln iilclniimiiun
lip-m. bringing Hm hliillii' imn mum r
lii‘ill'i'i'lull \Villl his mlm-mmu.
'liu- Sim-lieu llouu Iiulw.
'i'iw HHb- lirilml llu. llt'V‘K tiluu is air-
;vlwlly u lil'l‘ll)‘ t'llllll. :iliil lli'l' rim-Iva!
'lim'k-i :lliiI t'l‘tl‘Vll til lilii‘ lmil‘ l-mi.
null zlztllllr-l ilw background of tin-
largo whin- pivtim- lllll‘i trim-b who u-
m"; mum and Wlill'li l'ui'm :i kltui of
halo rmiml lull-liniuly imb- lwml. r-‘n.
mr «El-- ilil'i im nun-km! iu't-I’u-n-Inw,
hi1! M't'lllli in hit» t-Vvl'ylmlly, mnl Itv
imrw l'c-nuirkml noun-Winn iinlvl‘u' ‘
mm :illilun‘gli ln-r iunu-riul iliulnww
mm w-rv lumpy with hot. le m-vw
Mlllii'il or a rind \vIu-ii till“ one gin-n in
our of llil' whorl-i." 'l‘lw Ulu' i'Xl‘i‘Illll'lI
hlll‘ iiiiihw is in hunt ul’ lit-r young
muilwr. null tha- iitirilmt lmwnl Iiw
grand Illii‘lit'ifli hits ind m li'iil'ii is chm
vlw must Miller in uiivnw who» ili’
l'liii‘liill ‘ ll-nwu ibi- tuli'lwrh-rl. m,
Louie liltilM'vlli‘illiiill'al.
The Emir I-ooo i'eart til-l.
liy im- way. it ll 1qu liliniil in!”
ymll'sugonium- tho lurk lumb- its up
|il'iil‘illil‘i‘ in Europa. In iii-:3 .i. ll. :1
«on of Hit! lingo. l'li‘ll‘ti iiruuiu, llllil
Wl'ilill‘il lu \‘eulro the llrirznulinc Will
you Malia. who prmiuvml ut Hu-
wedding brouitluut a h’iil’l‘l‘ fork atoll
gold lemon. Then the high \‘u-tlctlnli
i’htuilion l'olltiwml null. liml ilumo llllll“
1m to liliilililll [ll'lt'lll'il iiwir llllii Willi
llwlww ltlnlrmllout. ’i‘bil lurk imm
poi-NI. however. and it'll'i'llil ovrr liaily,
Iii llllli it lltitl trevviimi Mil (M m
ll'i'lli'ii'l‘. Mill in mm o ll’lii’i‘lli‘i
brought it dirmrt to England.
wouldn't (innit i'nt.
Lately. while an auctiommr was m»
uiiit'lt. bc war Iiiiomlptod by a hull
iliiny li‘liiilliiiili wiib.~~-
"til imunbt c pain» trout you but
night tor a shiiiliigthet'n Worth only
eitpmivo." -
"l bellow ilili. M" milliod lilo min
Honour. Who lumied'hltuiulll witty. "ii
you tell the who .4. tether iu. i will
give you limit that log."
' ‘f‘l‘iio ruin ion «Writing
W”m 1MP“.
53w ‘
Wit tiiewty murmur Steaks.
” and no u altruism Nor-
, - wilt tritium
At mmiiudmtfm wu-
but natural. formhhadheen diap-
pcintetl many times. But first a man in
blowout spoke. than a women in south
llorv'elh. nnd'coontm allover both
pincer More the charm of praises for C.
C. 0.. Celllomla'mmh Cure. ~And
new people buy and unit in perfect
confidence that it will do what it claims;
thetit will cure every form, ovary truce
oloatnrrli. Read what Mrs. I. F. Wil.
liamton. 24 Spring Itrect. South Nor
walk. says: "I got aboltlo of California
(3th Care at l’inistcd’s drug store,
for my daughter Kitty. who has been
troubled quite badly with caterrh, and
she. finds that it has helped her very
much. my sister has alto lined tie
medicine with most satisfactory malts
and joins meiu sayinu‘thut ibis a fine
medicine.”
Clitarrh in its fully devolomd'lomis
1e aihideone disenee, involving decay,
filth and octnnlrottonneee. with most
offensive odors, in the very seat at the
organs of taste and smell; firmly fixed
there. it begins to attack the membrane
lining of the passages loading to the
lungs or the stomach;rosnlting either
in consumption, or in what is often
called dyspepsia. It is really cuter-vb
of the stomach, intestines, liver, kidneys
and various internal passages. Cali—
fornia Catnrrh Cut-c will col-call tonne
of outmh. 'and will check taveuiucipicnt
consumption. All dealers, 50 cents.
three times as much. one dollar.
Free: Cripple emu. ,
After the big: the in Cripple Crook, I
took a very severe cold and tried many
romediee'without help, the cold only ho»
coming more settled. After mung three
email bottles of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, both the cough and cold- left
me, and in this high altitude it taken a
meritorious rough tomody to do any
good—G. B. Benders-on. editor Daily
Advertiser. For sale by't'l. C. Stillsml.
'l’c euro A Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tub.
18th. All dragging refund the money if
it tails to cure, 25c. For sale by R. ll.
laiated.
The built: of Ayrr‘tlluir Vigor is a re-
fill“! and delicate fluid, which does not
mil or become rancid by extricate tn the
air, and which is its perfect a substitute
forthonilsupplied by nature in youth
and health, as modern chemistry cull
‘produco.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.
Aftorihnvinn bot-ll confined to the
hunso for rlevvii days and paying out
:92?» inductor bills without benefit. Mr.
Frank Duismi. oi fiault Stu. Mario,
Mich, wait (“tired llvtme lmttlv of Chain-
horlniu'a l‘niu Balm, costing :25 cents.
Jim! has not rincelwt'n tmnblml with
.j that complaint. For sale by G. C. Still-
.fiiOfl. .l
CASTORIA.
i.“Ilinéh W leg":
“3‘" . -" , . mm
A few months not), Mr. Byron Every,
ni Wootlatvx'k. Nick, was budly nilllt't—
v'd wuh rheumatism. His right leg was
gfilt'nllt'li the full lit-limb. «musing him
great sull'uriuz. lin wua iidVlBt‘ll to try
(lbmnlwrluiu's l’a‘iu Balm. 'l‘lu- lil‘hl
battle of it helped him mlun’drrubiy and .
lilo meliidllolt'bl vil‘u'tmlu now. The
2:: and so cool bottles am for solo by (i.
L'. Stillmn,
“"5!
is
on
every
Wrapper.
at...“ ‘$
‘3‘.“
Examiner in
F. G. P-lrnt once»,
1876 to 1883
()filces, 4343 Main Street,
IDGBPDB'I'. CONN:
Vermont
Maple
Syrup!
Lobsters, P
Horse Radish
Ground to '
Order.
ickled Oysters.
Blue Point Oysters
Sent out on the Half Shell.
HUN
8:...
Bennett oi the Grip. l
The gruotust dungor lmul lnlirimw is »
ofiisroeulti‘ug in pneumonia. It nu,"
mnnblo rum in ll~t!:l. lltiWI'Vt‘r. mull
tltlninborlnin'n (Tough ltviuedy lulu-n, all i,
donut-r Will lli‘ nvuillwl. Among tin-i
tout-to! tlmuseiidli who have until tlii»;
rmumly for in utippo. wo linvu yi-t In}
lvuruol a titanic mute having rennin-«l in 2
imimoniu, whioli shown mnwlutiw-lyl
but this anomaly is u certain provoutivv ,
uflhntdtvnd illmlflflll. It will t-ifvot iii
twrmnunntvum‘iu lost. time than any:
other lrnutuirut. Thu '35 and hiiceut'
time for Wile by (l. C. Stillmu.
"xiii-cells in tho reward of merit.“ uni
of Willlilillflll. Popular upprwiution is
whotmllui‘n the long run. , lv'or fifty
yea" [it'lllllti imve Mich using .lyt'l"a
sarrupitrillu.amltmlzlyit in tho blond»
purillor most in {mm with ”W public
Aycr'il Hill‘lilplltlllii t'iil'l'ii.
«GASTORIA;
II n
Ilium
«W47:
Many norm oi ”Ul’illp‘l" have lately
been outed by title Minute Cough (Yum
This imputation II‘iiuiii mix-oinlly adept
ed in the cure of thin diuretic. It viola
quickly. than urcwutiuu eel-lone coin ii»
(lanolin and bud oil-lute ill Whlilll‘ltllliii ta-
em oltou louveu the with-tit. lill’. Word.
Namath; it. t). milieu". 80ml: Norwullt
They are so Illilill that tho moat with
live perumu take them. tlwy um Hoodoo}
tire tint than inmt oimtiliato name oi cow
ntlpution. lumiwhe nod tor ml liver yiohi
in them. Tim ill why lie iit’u Little
Early illicit m tuition at tho Carrion»
little putt. it. P. Weed. Normand}. ti.
iltillwn. flouth Novweik.
" onetime-citrin ‘
l Mitt om! in the ”Giant.“ nl our
firth ottomlthmil it: I'll it ilnh
l
m.
it
kindly
0% iii t.
than. t‘ iit‘ soil. iimilli urtvuii.
up oi it Wow bum .mlu «am: e.
in not riuiiuuilwil litto‘u "ambit 1PM
ornmt’lhlliifllr.lirm to more tfliwo two
lure if tough ml till i or "l
limit“. on.
affirm! on Mincline aim-l
CASTORIA
it!“
rumination.
, .
”MW
IN 0RD!
[blunt isiy thojdniiinndn of tho public i .n-il-
no urm-bimod to lump u largo. liltiitlfinliii'
and select mind; of Wall pain-1'.
T
ZELUFF
Tole-phone. clot.
R
And no
(no! mnrrvvjuttilied in fillyllllz th lmw
illuru tltmigiiti and more ulcgunt [min-r
than you Uitll ilud illliilwlll'l‘iiill Nnrumlk.
Lot. tie giw- you
human and you'll
with the hunt mu
moderate flaunts.
Mi fill-illliliti fur yum]-
lied we our: paper ll‘
"1 m
l or WAR mutual thin.
m Paper Honey lame lave Dammi-
iced hula-I5, end F'fl, Royall.» An
Getting Tired or lipiiiiihi‘flalndulaiu
tattoo—Way!" lice Been In.
HAVANA. March itflm'l‘homorfi. Al-
vord, .lr., tho New York World’s com‘
abundant hm, senile the'foliowing to hit:
[upon » i
Only a law or the more excitable Spon-
‘ irh affluent refuse to mllllltlhnt (tubule
lost to the crown. Resident Spaniards coir
lean thcytmn see no other oniaoum. In
fact. evidences that Cuba may in the and
be freed by Spanish residents thun’ eclvca
are runny and strong.
The calinost minds predict tho and ot
Spanish rule within two yearn. Some say
not so econ. others say within one your.
Alter much invoatigation l incline tn
the opinion that Spain Will retire in less
than two years.
The flauish‘ element is condemning
with more and more emphasis the fruit—
less. exliatiniing policy at General \i'oylor.
They see his idea of puciiicutiou is tlcpnp-
'uiution, his plan {or peace devastation.
Furmere. laborers and all wealth pm-
duccrs in the country are driven thereby
to their graves or to the rebel ranks to do»
atroy what remains. Wealth already pro.
dlltffld is given to flames. '
They see that Woylcr is making no
military Filigree; ’l'ile Cubans are being
leltgmoro and more in possession of the
munlry. They frequently suck small town:-
closo to Hltvnnu. They are in fort-o in
cities of the iourth and third class cure «it
twice a. month. such raids grow mon‘
common.
\i'evler, knowing that with fowor tramp:
he cannot hold the smaller citlos of tho lll’
ierior, has begun to abandon them. He
llflil given native to the Spdnish i'ma‘nlml,~
that. all mommy owners must prob-rt
themselvm. The troops are needed for tile
ports and monomer cities.
anoti Splrilua Abandoned.
Sunni >piritns, a city of 23,000 mom”,
is already :llxmdnnod. '
’l‘he morhnnts, tllonoy changers, spoo-
ulu'or‘; exporters, importers and plum-m,
muliri"; that Cuba is host now, want the
change to mom as quickly on possible. ’l'a
and tho. war. its loam: and diuurlmuws,
thry luvnr tho sale of the island to the (‘u
balls on tho guarantee 0! the l'niimi
Status. exporting that a short lived l'i‘llllll-
lit: will, thromzh financial eutzmgimnont.
givn way to annexation to the l'llllflfl
Shims. Anything snvo anarchy would bx:
better than the present sltuutinn.
Pain-r money to tho cutout oi ’32Il."'m. -
m0 lmslwn issnvd, based on “unwind
in silvvrnnd .3 par rout. of the monthly
rusmmsdutios iwhicll amount to about
Sll'hfllfii’i‘i :iddod to tho Tl‘it‘K'VQ.
ll'vylrr «lysthis pzlpcr must pass our
rent at pm on pain of tin-est {or rebellion
and illiirrimilnicnt liil' lilo. ' So one dam
quot" wilnt it is really worth rim-opt l'u
bind t‘lvis‘t’d doors. Thom its mime is said
to h. in per cent lone than gold and 2;: pm
mm kw than silver. llut ibis sorrel. quo
lalinn tlxoo its purchasing power, and
prim-S tll’fl put fll‘i'nl‘dlllgl)‘.
(lilly llll' rrnliturhlhu poor \vnrkingmml
mid llit' ("almion an» imposed upon. Tllt‘y
cannot rt-(uso it. Where a mllillmn always:
u it a silvor )Nl‘tt" rm rants) he now got:-
fnur paper .3 oont plow-st. ,nmkos a wry {are
and tilt-kvtt llwm. lll“ linker will take
tlu- pnpvr, but his immvs um srmilll-r than.
lilo t'illililtlll iuriiurrly Hl)Li|lllt"l for min.
lit-during tllcwclght of brand is not rvbcL
lion.
lithium; is llomming tai'ulym-d. it will
own in mmplv t ~iy an. l ltlll told uii t'XK'lll-
it'll! nullmr’itv that tho Alum-inn Bunk
thit‘ rmnimiv of Now York in printing
“summer: mu;- . oi till-a silver pupil? inun-
t-y lnl' (it‘ll. and that it will in- put in (‘ll‘
t'illiilllill timrtiy. it will lie inund llllliii-i-
olllli‘ in llllti it l!Xi'i'l~l ill is firm)! illswiuiit.
.-\ll firm-.ivilb-ll luul lurmmullw in [input
have. 5"le it at :55» “ml to norwilttlin-miiil,
{stationing lu llutktl it known in“ nnw,
’l he lll|~llil‘.’-‘\' w illllllllllly l'l‘llll‘llliil’l‘rl llw
lii~l our. 53min lln-li onto out $7:.,m)n,uwi
E in litiiil'l' :Ilill nulvmumi it ill siiwi' lit 3'5
f (Pills ml the dollar. She is ililrtiui‘ pressed
‘ lllé‘fl'.
‘ Ilnw lung (‘nn Spllu Stood ll'.’
1 iw lili‘il rrvn-lmn-s of the inland are
; :i‘mm: $1 manna u month. 1 ho inmi ox.
‘1 pills" of the military and rivll fllH'l‘l'li
g tilt-libs ii murky $1i.illxti,utlli n iiiiiiltll,
. ‘l limo iiglm'» :tt't' from 'llllt'llll marrow.
llww llvli 1 Vi?! .‘lml'l «Mill it
No Niltm". tillil'liil nr unwrmlwut niii-
. rim-ml m t'ul-zl line limit will in live
lllhliUln 5; n n mun 1} vi!) iminv litany-w.
Hm I, .vlw Hill 1 lluvn lliilll' 5' ll fill" hm l0
11ml; ' :1.
lbs.» 1 ram :md Niltllltlll iasuo of {mom
lllls' i‘ ‘ l~ I‘ll] In lllv‘l'l ii (ll'lliilllll lil.‘ ii i ll‘)
amt 1 :v dim. ii i-: n Illwh dun-I. llllli
m t w .l' in ., figmiillluros not l’mpmv a di-
ll 4 l l." V.
Hill .11! Ward!" loyalty, the Spaniard. iwi-u
i \v-mli ixwil at that ul‘ ulnwiniiig him
lti‘tii i1_.-;,';.r>t.r.tult lllil) limit. now. on
m- ,v'uwi'imwm him» it rulilulnlmiil Wily
to . ”Hut i‘w t it. itwuuhlvlu-nt and I'll"
tvei‘isu ll!» ~4le (trill.
'l lm Mm m‘ tinfilitmum in [mpt'l' in m-
[lllfilw dnuigul at vuryf «lumi. ’llw réimnlnrtlu my thny lolly rx
if not m‘liiveiiiont for you to will sit. the
tutor», drop» uninhnml I wilihe pinami
to call on you wit
h a lull lino oi uninplcs.
I. I. GORHAM.
mutter AVIIUI.
But Namath.
‘ 0
Connection.
YOU OAI'T
DO “Tull
Time lam loot (tram kit
Print-
ingl
At the Cultural
om...
1w: tint miter tin-war lliu government in
While in MY milv 2’" or {ill per rnilt on H...
lll‘l'iil' on its pm or. it Mil will the niim
in or m 1w «out u war it“. Thin it on old
i-‘pltlilkll lrit‘ii.
'l'u gilt willltlmwe into tlwnoopletiw
l‘llltlll'ill litiiilt of the lulniltl of Him um
l'l'ilfilllly ditto-ind to exchange nilvor im
pop-r nt tum \tlliii’t. it Willi tililisllllll'l‘il
that thin would be done lrmu l': in to .5
p. in. dolly. Environ-nu i‘l'liWilll hum lain”)
him-lard tho utrcuht. , Nihilist-u, I'lt'l'ltii. |:r
flown. nil nnrtn, not in iinentplnyiifiur
A mmmm of '10"th pull. liniil and often
bayonet the imutlc iuon trying to not
guutl mutiny ltii‘ l‘liitl.
'lhu luillli taker ite time. That lili'llliil
on hour for mil-h pommwor ionrntllw
ere litlllillilli'illiilild, not hum of “mm
without llilliltltilltiw-iflld only till In at
rimugod for cool: one at it time,
The troupe «to paid in plum The! w
lungillulilg to complain. ltt‘lm but“ It'll"
us- «'h percent in uiivor.
» it be iiiiiloueihlo to i the [normal
Minimal! (or diver or , . but it in wind
Hun in reroute inherit. Salli-him! cam
my with It. naturally newly mutt w
t‘uiimi tun. and nmiiie ore curtailed.
Thus: «to this tom tor lmdom trim: the
financial iulrpmlawuent of. 3mm mm
3231:; payer!» it; at Work in ”intonation"
it it mu m m , iltinttl rt
in the Wmitlt. w ‘ y
annual Worm lilil time Watch. Ono
WM , , til; ' I
iltm ‘ ’ ’ ‘
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