Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 26, 1897 · page 5

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

in front of F. Burkle,
tNoroton Heights.

2 - Potter, of the State
ldIeetIon. wee ceiling st
. sin turpentine-ter-
Washing children tout-

Mun quII will go to
Ilemorial Day. tocombst
of that place. Captains
end Merrilwlll bein oom-
heme.

w. cooper, who hermit
Carrion. HoytendAdI
beheld evcnue. returned
luBsbylon. L. 1.. yester-

I'l

Ind Ladder oompeny. No.
eveningto arrange for
- ., nmeut. at which the
I- will probablybe introduc-

Foreman GeorgeE. Everett’s
,. .scsrt oi! the bank near

_, , was scratched up some.
W. 1].. Monkey has gone to Gro-

of the . Congrmfionel
,. will meet with the pastor, Rev.
Austin. Thursdsy evening.

outfits "Mar" will be present-
‘ the Musical association, nbont

Plesicz. the Railroad avenue
. is sick at his home in Austin's

 

NWAYTGN.

“All auction sale of the household
W of the Pendletou estate was held
I morning. Mitchell .3: son, of Nor-
. being the auctioneers.

.m minoreunt, Sunday broke open
innit foreign mission has in the
. . ohmhnnd stole the contents.
rm holisnot opened very lreqnentiy.
Milne extent of the steel is unknown.
_ WE. Themes is making re.
fin to the Roton Point dock. The
murmur)! the old section had been
. .mmndheisnow packing this up
’ m pining new piles under it.

lb- w lie-I ray.

‘ Mr. R. B. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
«bowie. VIL. certifies that he had con-
-' . M.wugtven up to die. sought
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alloouah remedies ho
-,oi butgot
up IMin schsirnns tu-

’II New Discovery.

figured mby use of two bottles. For
, yours hue been attendinu to
7 ‘ ‘ modestremodyever nude.
‘h .. done-outwit for him undalso
is guaranteed fiiroonflhl,
consumption. It don‘ t tail.

, no relief: spent
night-sit
sndteys Dr. King ll New Die-
“the
Inherent his community. Dr. Kinn' r
”W fifteenth.“ R.Pleistedsdruu

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mhudmweirpsportor we
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; ‘ mum nothinmmos

‘ Crockett and wile, 0! Brock .

The {mm In moan-unusua-
Warm-s M cur Mute-II Kine
George to last Ionic Watery.
rum smi- Joseph to nun cm
London. Hey n—«The aspect or cast—

ern attain is less neaceiul.

sending 7.000 more troops to Thessaly.
and it is said that the sultan hes prom-

. lead his ministers not to relax his hold

upon that province,

The note of the powers certainly does
’not yield on a single point and states
even that the peace conference must be
held at Constantinople and not at Phnr.
sale, but the sincerity of both Germany

dissension among the powers makes for
obstinecy on the part or the sultan.

it is reported from Vienna that the
Emperor Nicholas has advised King
George for his own safety to appoint a
military governor with exceptional pow.
ers and to concentrate 8.090 picked
troops at Athens.

mtter Feeling In Athens.

Athens, MayI26.——The torrent of re-

crlmlnniion and bitter invective which
was checked by the fear of the immu-
dinte Turkish advance to Athens has
broken out afresh. now that this danger
has been removed by the armistice. The
authors of the war policy, equally with
those who are held responsible for tho
disasters, are being dragged before the
bar of public opinion. 80 for us the
oilicinl culprits are concerned, it is be-
lieved that the government will appoint
a commission of inquiry to punish the
guilty. A thorough investigation into
the ambulance and commissarist dc-
partments will probably entail scandal-
ous disclosures.
’ A dispatch from Lamia says that 300
Ghegs intruded upon the neutral zone.
but were driven back by the Greek
gendarmeric. The Crown Prince Cou-
stantinc has strongly protested against
this as ll violation of thr- armistice.

The Ethnlke 'hetnirie is bitterly Ile-
nouncrd. and the government is urged
to seize its funds, to confiscate its
stores and arms and to compel it to
render an account. The govcmmcm is
not likely to accede to this suggI-ésti In,
because many persons prominent in p»
liticnl life are closI'Ily connected with
the organization, and the hI-tnirin, mn-
scious of its strength. has decided to
remain silent and to prcscrvo its mys-
terious and invisible character. Possi-
bly smitten with compunctinn, hum-v-
cr. the society has donated (MW)
druchmns for the relic! of the Thessa-
lian refugees.

The Embros publishes a sensation in
a telegram from Lumia declaring that
the British nmn-of—wnr at \‘oio pre-
vcnicd the landing of guns and ammu—
nition from a liussfun mnnaor—war [or
the use of the Turks. The story is
probably untrue. but it indicntos the
prevailing distrust o! liuuiu.

The I’m-to end Thessaly.

London, May 26.~.\ IlisrmIIIh in The
Daily News from (‘onstnminopb- says
the portr hns iIi‘cput'nd n pu-tiIIoII in
Greek and in Turkish to Iw slum-It by
the inhabitants of Thessaly praying in
be placed under thc rub~ or [III' sultan.

Prince Funds to little (‘rctn

London. May 26.~~-.\ dispatch to The
Btnndard from III-l'lin says that tho
powers. including Turkey, haw- ussI-nt-
ed in thc {tpbuinlmr‘wtl Ivl l‘I‘iuI'I- Frlillv
I'is Joseph III‘ llztticnbvl'c us gnwnmr
uI-nvrnl 'of I‘I-cto.

The-trim! l'mtplc- (iI-t Ila-Ingest.

Macon, May Bil. «I’l‘hr jury in lh" dam.
nIzI- suit of IllulIIIIIi llvwi and no IIIiI. IN
02‘ his company “gains! Ill" Southern
railway for iIIiIiriIIs inilivml in il tum-k.
uhlch has ln-III an moi in lllu I'Illlwl
Sluice court Ilvl‘l' for n “I‘I'k post. hot»
brought In :I \'l‘r|IIl‘I for tln- plIIIIIIIi‘lII.
The units wI-rc hroulthi {or IMAM"! I'll-‘Ii
in favor of Roland Ill-ml. Miss Isadore
ltush and Mrs. Mary Myra-II. Tho ,IIIry
nwnrdo-Ii Mrs. .‘Ilyvrs “Jinn, Roland
llccd tum Imd Miss llIIsh ”.000.

Tired at ”origin. 0an.

New lb IllIIrII. .‘ilnss. May 26. Edward
Ellsworth llummous. L‘l yt'iln‘i old. who
drowned from ilulimy ll. Svmmd l'nit-
ml NIIIII-s nrillluty, ill ["an .‘IIIIIIIIII. Nun
purl. It. I.. in I‘M-til. Izimu tutu III“ Im—
llI-c Iltllcc and now lIIInmIlI till. limw
llmllli says Il!‘ liI'I-s in I'IIIIIIII III I. ilI~
enlisted Ill I'rIII'IIIvm'I'. lint 2t} lard. IIII
mum grew lIrI-d III lhc svrtiw ltIlII In
April Iicscrimi. llv um'c IIIIIIHI'II mo low
IIIuIIn ho IIIIII lltcll of dmluiuu l'IIiIIId
Slates IIlI'II lnls.

l'eyin; For thr- Investigation.

IIIIrrislIIIIx. May as, I‘IIII bill to
tiny tho witnesses of IIH' N'III‘III‘ mIIIIIIIl-
loo WIIII‘II II'IIII NPIINIIIII‘LI to “numb
mic Iln- municipal III‘YniI-II or l'hilmlvl-
plus passed the III-mun finally by u role
of on in ii. thn the bill came III-tum
the senate. Mr. Knulmnn. on IIIIIi-unny
senator, vinoruuuly Iiplnmt’ll the turns-
urn IIIIII presented on IIIIIIIisI-Il account
III the IIxIIcIIsI-II ul' IhII minimum The
bill units [or an appropriation of 361,.-

“In”.

Japanese Embossed-pr ls Intern.

“News. May itswrllhmuuseminr iIII oi
Japan. who is on his way to IIIIIIIIII lIIu
diamond inhilm in London. hue mm
i‘lvml here. The HIV")! was met by
Holt. W. ll. limit. secretary of pinto;
lion. it. A. Fisher. minister at nnrirni.
turn. out! lion. Mr. lewii. repress-min;
the government. and a guard of honor
from the governor neuorni’s {not guards.

 

stairs at Wt Werner- Md.

Philadelphia. May Rim-fine strike oi
the scrim-oi workers In this I-Itv mm
lIm-n prscticeily coded in favor II! the
III-liters. Each contractor has eiunmi a
bond in the sum of 8300 thsl he would
lulthltiiiy ohm-rim llIII atonement tor

the attitudes! demanded [of one your,

 

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mo Item M [In III-insult.

ultimo”. ”It! imitate Mouths".
‘ need I mu. m- Imnsity murdered
by m Iltlfllfltit‘II Peter. uses! 81 The
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man's heed wee crushed
“Imam mm

Turkey is

and Russia is doubted. and any sign of.

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN!

 

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ISO
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Astonish You.

SPECIAL some

WE SELL

Hartford
Wheels

0n the installment
Plan. 10 (IUIIIIIS
down on Ulll '50 or

F. S. AMBLER,

29 WALL STR I5 ET.
Nor'm Ilk Connect iI‘III.

 

WIllIam 0. Jesse,
I“ NANNINII‘OI I'lltlll'.
NIH". filII’N‘il‘ Fill!

 

“'oner omen usewusw
Helper end Venom-[er
out“!!! let new

In built to the trade; also in bottles to any
port III IiIeI citynnd vicinity lor lnIIIlly IIIIII.
l'rIImpt nitration to "It!“ III'IIISI‘!

one no:

llv schemes, IIIIIiuI‘IItIIII. and indefinite!
protein-is oi IIIII s returns in the tutors.
pcunlc nIIIy MAI scrim! tor s Illlifilllll It"!

or ItII IIIIIG. ArIlifillll lIII. I‘Iontieolh Ill
Iiencml lIllII insurance I'II. Ii! wimi “Iii
poopinwiil IIsve ttltcr they have IIU‘II
duped low-Ionic scheme at cheap imur
mum. I ‘ltenp Insurance is like ohrspnwnI
mt II lsii t worth much

you trout prim-choc for your Intuit!

«EuumIiIuImm oiold one. Ml IIIIII I
Ii IIIIII sun, In the I onumluus (tourist
Ale imrsse- unmounollimioni.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'23 “ “ “ “ Plain Toes, “
45 " “ Plain Toe Congress "
85 " " Globe Toe Tip, "
320 '3 “. Plain Toe, Lace “

Russet lace, Plain Toe, .
BARGAINS Ill BOYS’ AND "WW 5 SIIOES.

3.00 “ . .
3.00 “ . .
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Fish,

Fruit

man .\ Son.

We Are
Here

At the same
plncc where you
found us thirteen
)‘t'lll‘h‘ :1in in the
\‘I'ZIIIUIC ale and rc-
lull

Oyster
n a L" I .
III.) doll at who: s Clam

Lobster,

and

Vegetable
Business.

HUNT OI ZILUFF,

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Huiund IIIWII‘II'I

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I" til‘ till flit will It
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will be due ”hi
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GREATEST SLAUGHTER or SHOES

The very best goods at one half their regular value.

Last week I went to Boston and while there bought at the celebrated Pavkcr, Snnpson, Adams 8: Co., a

room STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLI AR, and now have
it in my store and oilcr the following at

PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’ S SHOES.

883 pair Men’ 5 Cell Skin, Lace Tip, worth $3. 00. at .

"The above goods are mmlt- oi the lint-st Cull Skin, and every pair warranted.
l0! pairs Men‘ 5 French Gall, Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt. Worth 54. 00 at .

. . . 3|.75

. . . . L15

. . . L15

. . . . L75

' . . I.75

. $2.50

“ Bull Dog Toe, Worth 51., 00, at 2.50

Every man in South Norwulk can allot-d to wear patent leather this summer and sun.- the expense of show polishing.

Ioo Pairs Men’ 5 Goodyear VIIeIt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace. . . .

Ladies, Read This l

l50 Pairs Ledies‘ Patent Leather Tip, Up-‘I’mDete Shoes, all sizes and widthsmorth $2.00, at 85c

Lace Shoes, worth . '
Lounsbury, Mathewson I. Go]: Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect. in meat and black,
line goods, button and lace, It SLOO a pair.

Ladies, tin-Io goods of liouusbury, Mattltcwsou d“ Go.‘s are diamonds.

500 Pelr Misses' and children's Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Butternut Prices So Low It Will

This Is the greatest sub 1 have over coma, and I know lht‘tw pmds cannot ho Iln.
plicatcd anywhere at anything like the prim. (.‘ouu- ilIlII not the bargain ol your life.

THEODORE H. OLSEN,

Next to SCOIiL'IiI & llo) t :5 Dry hoods Sturc. and opposite the rcliali‘. c in m oi .\ llitkcr-

Why Not
Have a
Pretty
Room?

when you can not such prctiywnll paper
as we have now. W II have u nice assuri—
IIII-nt of new paper. clwnp IIIIII nIIIdiuIII
pricc. muting from lilo to to double roll
with borders to match. and mm huvo It
hung {or you by II mun who knows how"
he Inns plonscd those tor whom he IIIIII’ "’ WWI .
worked and will try very hard to please
II In no tmublo

Inuzwo loci Mm III! will.
to show you illlil tell you about It.

Store Open iron 7 up. to 9 we.

Politic”? titspplles.

A rtiuls’ Mutcriuls.

Art Goods.

I’Iciums.

l’ictulcs iI‘I-Iuncd to I )flh‘l‘

Pointing. i'IIpIIr Haunting. Decorating

and sign l’uintlnc.
iii. I‘lllilt.

III Washinulon titroot. Booth Norwulk.
”W

M?KI VDUN

WANTS KNOWN.

I III run
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gilt“ use”.
Vienna than.
my,“ Mr

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on. which is It mammal
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$2.50
2.50
. 2.00

2 00, at 85c

Luncheon Beef
“1&9” .

All those council mm Mott
the omits. " mWMW

‘ outbreak at the
thotsltrciwilre

" street...l.'oscnberg heard a cry:

. ing apartment.

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“ It"! Iii‘msyhbed in thewiscc and lost
illt‘ . 3'th

New Yorlt. his! aim... first seriouI
lbrs' strike occurred

construct. Pistol
no on Immcnescrowq

lost “some is“

 
 

outlier d and one man. his: Rosen-
an eye. Rosenberg is a
up operator and thoroughly sym-
mow, so he declares, with manure... .
While walking along Essex street
picking his way through the crowd that
lingers about the corner of Brooms

"Hero’s Rosenberg. He's a scab."

The crowd closed about him at once.
III: felt it stinging blow in his face. saw
the ilnsh of a knife blade and felt II

he became unconscious.

The crowd kicked him and Josticd
about him until cries of “Police! Pm
lice!” went up, and the mob scaticred.
Members «I! the executive board state
that signatures of six manufacturers
II'crII obtained to the new agreement,
but decline to disclose their identity.
Two iirms have begun work. putting
upward Ii 700 men to work.

The latest firms to sign the new scale
are Marks lime. of 137 Bowery and
Abraham Cohen of East Broadway and
Gouwrneur street. Marks iii-0s. alone
cmpioy 500 hundred hands.

DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

A Brooklyn Lawyer Kills His Son and
. Himself.

Brooklyn, May iii—A double tragedy
was enacted in tho. big brownstonw from
house. at 21'! Ilrccne avenue. this city.
which was brought to light by Ihc lind-
im: ol’ the III-dd bodies of Charles K.
lllliynrd. ii lawyer. and his lfil-ycur-oid
son. William K. lliilyurd. in IhI-ir Hiccu-
'l‘iIc boy was attired in
his night «‘ltht's. \‘-‘lilIi‘ ilic father was
partly III't'SHo‘d. Both had :1 bullet \wuml
near the right iI-mpio.

liy the side of IhI- {other was found a
“VP chunIiIerrd :58 caliber rIII'IIlVI-r with
two dis--lmr;:.~d cnrtrlng-s. Father and
sum were last HI-I‘In alive at \‘ .I'c-loI-r.
Monday night, “inn liiilym'd lmtk his
buy up stairs. saying that it w‘os time
III fin it) I‘t'l!, .

'I‘III- Imnisrs Wort- IlisuIt'I-I‘IIII by Miss
Nv-im. lliilynrd‘s sisIIIr—ixI-luw. who.
ulIII'IIII-Il {ll Ih.~ prolouuctl silence in the
room. lilllI illii‘mu to u’I-t ii rc-sponsc in
Ili‘l' klIIwklnIt. brukv 11. the dour. 'l'lic
iIrIIllI-s unn- I-nlrl IiIlII still". It will u: vrz'
be known Inr how lulu: IlIuy lIuIi Iillll
tin-n3.- Mlss Swim hnd liI-rml no sound
or shooting. 'l‘lw SHIV/ill]: girl, the only
tilIlI'l' IIIII'sIIII in the house. had also
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NOT SUFFICIENT BOATS.

An Occult Traveler (‘mnplalus of Tltcir
N'Isrcily In ('m u! {Vt-ml.
London. May 2Il.w~1\lr. lullI-Invlnro,
in Twin. Imminent.» own 31 iwtlcr lI"~
li‘IYi'II from no Jim-run“ (‘Hl't'l’f‘li'WIlI'
Int \Iiin :h-‘Vl‘lti that tho-ro- is u gl'xutt
disparity lII-iuwvu Ilw number of p.I.-I~
:Ixi‘uvrs and the halls on Ihc prim ill‘ll
Atlantic linwrrn ’l‘hI- I-IIrrIIspoI‘IIit-III says:
Iimt during -i l'I‘I‘I'lII trip Ilv‘ 2' ”Ind Ihv
number It raw-luxn-rn‘ not wily 'wr'y
mIIriI In IxI-Iss ul' lllr' mm ilI' H‘l‘ll-
llml by IIII- iumrol I»! Izazsiw, I‘m on: of
oil lump-mun I..- III. luml :li,l'tlllllll"«.I:t'
III II -' iiiII stvumn I‘.
'i‘ruth 5il}"7' "lirvrl ii” Ihvrv
I-IIIIivi-wn lllllllIH'l' wt IMMN lllt‘

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stinging sensation in his left eye. Then I

 
 

i We otter ‘One Hundred Dalian Be-
‘ Gourd; thet cannot
yllsll’s Outerrh Cure.
ms 03. PropI., Toledo, 0.
nod. have known 1'.
.Chrney or the last fifteen years,
«I! believe him perfectly honorable in
1 business tron-notions sud financially
ble toeurry out any obligations world!“
I] their firm

‘ Worlds Trans. wholesale drngnists,
oledo, 0. Wedding, Kinusnakliurvin.
holesole drupglsie. Toledo, Ohio.
Hull's Cutert‘h Cure is taken internal
1:. acting directly upon the blood and
nncons suifmsoi’ the system. Prim,
15¢ per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
‘ estimoninls tree.

I According to the newspapers. on Ohio
Ellwood became the hoppyluther of seven
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ildron not long ago. 0! the seven all
red but one. It is to be hoped he laid a
n a supply of Chamberlain's much
Remedy. the only sure cure tor croup,
whoopingvcough, colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale byG. C. Stillsou.

 
 

 

Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty yeers have snifered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWitt’s
Wiith Hazel Solve. the great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases.
GA. (LStillson and B. P. Weed

 

lite Boil firmly in Rheumatism:
From the Fnlrhuven (N. Y.) llezbtcr.

Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five ycnrs his
wife has been usofi'ercr from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was ntarly crazy
Shcscnt Mr. Rowland for the doctor
but he had read of Conmberlain’ s Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy~
sicianhe wont to the store and secured
u bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first. but
nevertheless npplicd the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to go
tnslecp. She now applies it whencI'I-r
she feels an echo or a pain and find-I
that it always gives rein-f. He says
that no medicine which she had uswl
I-ver did her as much good The 25 and
.34) cent sizes ior sale by G. C. Stills‘on.

W. B Johnson. Newark, 0., says
“line Minute (Bough Cure saved my
only child from dying by cronp." It
has saved tlinusuudsof others Bulletin:
fromtroup mnemonic, bronchitis .Iud
other strious throat. and lung troubles.

Li. C Stillson and L. P. Weed.

Bilious Colic.

Persons who are subject to attacks 0!
ldlinns colic will be pleased to know thn
prompt relief may III bud by taking
(‘iInInlmrim’n‘s Colic, Cholera and [ham
riIocII licnwdy, and if tukcu Its 54qu us
the first indication III the disease up
pours. 'It will pit-vent the attack. For
:IJIL' by G. C. Stillson.

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‘llIirIIcr "ir-IttI-I “VP in III ‘Nlllllllii't’l‘.
lhiIIIII :I- . .IIIII .‘Ii.
bus IiIII-lwl Ina villllillli I}... It I'II Inn»
II‘HI‘I' in Ihi‘ l'Ml'l‘ III Simon II-’ll.lllil,
“It“ ms in how In I 'I hunumi :II I‘nm—
lnrluIIII I-II .lunv ‘..‘I iII‘ IIII’ llll Arr II.
iI'IIeIIIiIIl M. I'illllr‘l 'Ilw IIIIIM I
. ummxliv Ii Hi :I lulu-um III "II. I». I'm, .
lII MitlI‘Il. W"; 'l'bv wIIImIII iIIHil uni
lw llrii'II‘ on the it . -III.I:I-IIIII.lIInII or ill”

tilt iuum v HillIIIEI-i. ill 1% Itpau
I‘lllli‘ IIllIl lion l' HI II» no IIIIIII Ii

Am: 1!; H'Iuli‘dhlth

thin

“r. llryn‘u ‘I'Illllttlllllt IIicIl.
llIIIIIIIIuII. .Ilil‘ 1.’ . \\ liIIii'Il .I.
of l Inuum. .\’« TI. I‘,|Hi:’i:';“ lur 'Iy‘vuhgwy‘
(iii ”In I‘I‘lll'li'li’tlil‘ liI IIII'. Iilfl I'IIll,;:IIIII
iIrttI-r Ht ucu‘vplzilim‘ IIl ItImIIrmw mom ,

Hitting. Newman Will l‘pe‘flk.
SIIIIIII-Ism. an LII. ii» is iillli'illllI'I-
IIl‘lI IIIMII]! NIIIIIIIIIII \Iill prulmidy i
“\II ”it MIIII «IIIIII IIM mi turn all If.”
liilllltlt', Mum: 9. MI'IIIIRIJII.

”Mew... m...

TELEGIIIAPHIC BREVITIES.

"Hill of lb-
illlllm' III’ New VIIIII
LIIIIIIIIIIIIIII by II \'I II- Ir tax. III 1:.
Thu trial If Ilctuy I). iiIIvIum-I
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tempt oi’ the snmtlc In IIIIIIIIIK to u
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joblot IlIIlIli‘lulIl nod IIIIteIIquiII that we
will print nt thc following prices: Lilli
Ilnnrtcr bilibnudu $1.60. tublillouui
LIMIIJI: 1.000 sixth billhoads 1H».
additional I .‘IIIIIII. loo; uotnhcmls, lllliil,
Ill 25.nddit'iontl l.001i's.7.lo. Pudding.
smelter Loon until. This stock III of
lairqnulity. You can haven nt IIIIovo

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tool: e very swore mid am tried nmuy
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cumin moressttlrd. Alter using lIII’N‘
smell Iitlrs u! Chumltorlntn's Cough
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mo and in this high sltittuio it Islam II
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