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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 22, 1897 · page 2

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Willi the when.
IM intend: by the
gentleman of the dip-
T . 1 -1 titration cannot
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val yuterday re»

., Sherman. The rea-
tlie JIDQIIW tavern-
to auction the an-
unimpaired Biote-
language to which no
.be'talren. There will
,. _, and the ultimatum
t Japan would not per-
Ilon. But such enuncia-
' decision can better be

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

paper. the document nub»
Mere minister is said
prohnotion.
{rained from delivering
outlet: in pemn. reeling
e‘ deceit which he thinka
,. practiced upon him in
_1 ., tion that the treaty

, of preparation.
hill! most important basis of
“W to the question of
”lull“ unahlp in Hawaii. The
. 1: ed out that after years or
1 to negotiations this subject has
. ‘W satisfactorily to
fil'elildlmia of that country
the citizens of Hawaii. ’l‘o
onrttm privilege of the fran-
nnd it: withdrawal would lenve
1 thine protection to their prop-

livid df'the United States. which

_ of annexation. will be ex-
lie Hawaiian islands. have
mod to as to prevent the
from becoming citizens. The
of this construction hall never
milled by Japan. but acqulm-

lip been given to its enforce-
1 file extension of this assertion

through legal methods. and
millilfrnnchise those enjoying
Wrights, would not be looked
fill: {hirer by Japan.

, A ‘teot declares that the annexa-
W on £13th and transmitted
e amounts to o repudiation
will“!!! filed by citizens of Japan
.. Militants of Hawaii. There
1.9% r such claims now in process
, ”and the sum of money in—
\ t a‘ considerable one. it is
Intimated that Japan will never
re udlatlon and that the
ty or these debts must be
. 11 ly’ established before consent
,. .. tgi’veli‘to annexation.
pan insists that she has certain fu-
‘ ~ nation customs privileges in lla-
Milli? all"!!! Ix‘ invalidated lly
pro Vannexatlon, but constl.
whit 'lenignated as a perpetual
Tl? protest allows that under
Hi8?! and 1836 Japan was
vfiioua right: Some of these

. , fiction legislature since tho lol-
- Intuit of a republican form of
eminent. Japan denied the power
the lature to nbrugoto these
1 annulled rights bv lvprhllution
It” never admitted aucll nets in
titanic.

pro concludes with n gt ncrnl
, of all tlw Contentions
, . . Japan and urxel the Itltle
the o to modify the treaty as
hie these obit-vi tone or prevent
becoming ope: ruiiu- all on tilt of
finitely to claim“. Beyond this
. reopen no lllIlltmtlllIl wail git-on
to What will hi? the future course of
hr‘lvutern mnplro.

W Sherman Troubled.
all Milly lilo prult’fl will he
"tell to the senate mmmillm- on
tiane. Secretory libel-mun
having ll‘t'ft alltnted by
a II lurid to bored declared
“Ill utter: on the. part or Japan
hi! premonition that nogoml
' Milli would follow the prwom

1 bl the .Illlt’hitlltlll treaty.

believed at the state department
Q ”Mid! Wilt!“ Will he filed by
Minter. Noihint its known
«but Moon the Portuliiele min-
~ W for the protection oi the
_ at that country‘now rolli—
- . but the abatement the
i the Walloon of Secret»-
m promptly cabled In

1 VIII ”Md and tiled
to mtirlt inatrurtlonu r...

inn “retire. the truly
7m till-Him lltfltl‘ilt'ilonn

t attained publicity. in
'1 little and the lonl,
. M I” dilfl‘ll‘httil lilo
mt ill t‘imllilet'eil an
m Mitotic piece of

Mutton Ire
title or the [my
the male. mm on
' mute and dill»
WTWM mini!!! ill
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Beginning with Thursday of this week Vic will tiller :1

"Marked Down Sale" of

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Incl (led in this sale will be our accumulation of
Dresjil Goods Remnan sl

At our usual large reduction in prices for such pieces. “'c
shall add to the above, 50 prices short lengths of

Silks at 25 Col-its.

Suitable for linings, dress fronts and fancy work. A large
line of ladies’ shirt waists.

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A. Diokerman 8: Son,

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m oannraonl.
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Corner Mndieon and Franklin Strce to.

GENUINE BARGAINS

And
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BEST GOODS IN THE
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lulll the Mom van of

nitrate in the riot. slipper mum at
Bookinuhetn patent: Alma: thou pm-
"I: m ‘thc Prince and Princes at
Will all the members of the
,the royal until. the tin-
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mm' W m liolinrod More out! the mo otlioerl at on
u a... m,.¢1.~.um m“, 3,. houuhold, who wor’e lull court dress.

«11an
Motion. June My: Time: thi-

morning publiehel a Jubilee ode from

the pen of Sir Lewis Home. it be-

‘lfl' 151’
trainee ire thank: for all the centuries
yrst our little inland a crescent

A feebier radiance. wokel the waning title:

To rise in tall orbed Kl cry.

The ode proceed: to describe the birth
and growth of the mighty empire until
the coming of the preaent reign and
then says:

No er in our crowded republic a story yet.
or all that men remember or for et.

This ”range, this precious thug has for the “gum”, and the

During th '1 promo: or the blinquet
music wall dilemma try the band or
the Rom onflneera. The unit! of the
envoy. and the ladies and lentiemen
in attendance dined in the garden veal,

dude. The Yeome'n of the Guard were on

duty in the nrnntl hall and ventibule.

After the dinner the queen proceeded
from the grand union to the ballroom
to receive her sue-lie, the envoys and
their units. the lmiirm princesflthe om-
cm of the imperial force: and or the
native indian escorts and the otllcern oi
the queen's German regiment.

The colonial premiere. with their

wives. were presented to her majesty
by Mr. Chamberlain. secretary of ntatc
suits of royal

No ”ml." of three-core you“ of ”I,“ or and other guest» were preacnted sev-

ltueon .
nor antral! hold tilt in this waning axe

'i'irne'n linger write: it on the storied

I'm 9 film», golden link which bind»

All flritluh hearts bent-nth lilo circling
sun.

And this "the lltor which draw: all for

This oxcdn llfr. and dear.

 

"I 0'10 Miles and Mm. Ogden Mills wore

l mend.
l

The poet. after picturing the queen’ ’n|

life and the gathering of her proud
subjects from all quarters of the globe
to do her honor. eayn:
This pomp makes hilltory long years to be.
Will“ all our bravo \ it tnrirtn r om)! my
lie om! tho lircuils 0! tin slurs hut-1 none.
ho echoes of thin nn:mur;ibll,- do),
Not wholly done nor lied away.
1h I” still go widening widening: on
l'lil tlrltain with new tires of union glow.
The ode concludes: 1

i'rlnwn nnd peoplr-ll join alike to pay
lino n.“"\_¢r(}n(,t’ to a womim'n bimmlloss
own '

Ami bias with voice and heart this fair
llusplclous do):

THE‘ DIAMOND JUBILEE.

The Queen Receive: the Representatives

of the nations at Buckingham.
1 London, June 2Z.—~’i‘his is cluecu’s day
in London. the occasion of the royal
procession from. Buckingham palace,- to
ill. Paul’s cathedral. which is the most
important event in connection with the
diamond jubilcv. and it is estimated
that 5,000,000 people lire out to witness
tho brilliant pauant.

The queen made the journey from
Windsor castle to Buckingham palave
ynvstcrday. and the week's ceremonies
wore fornmlly opened :it i p. m. with a
rmmptitm to the onmya of the nations
in tho throw-mum of the palace.

'l'llv l'nitt-ll States was reprt-sontmi
by Spw-lni Envoy Whitelaw lit-ill. (len-
:ral \‘elson A Milne and ileur Admiral

. A . Miller

Pneidrnt hirkiuley‘a latter.

The fulllmlng is ill-- tlxt of the por-
mnnl letter from l’roelldont McKinley to
(lunch Vir‘torla. pl'osontrwi by Mr. “will:
l'-l H 1r Mil] 19h: \"olurl l, Quin-n ni’ lll‘v-zil

lirimln lifhl lr.-l.1rlul tun] llrliprvss of in-

tll;i,2

ill-out .mcl (“until i'ri.n.i- in m. ilfifli"
uni-~11. It lull at in. [1 mm- at Ill i‘l ,: -l
<t ill 4 l [tr-1o nt ”in if elm-i r» lollv ll illull“
upon tlw sixth-iii .illllilll'Sti’) 11! your
nlltlvsll”! til’i‘t‘fit‘llrn in .lllr- ornwn of
Ill’l‘ttt llrilnlll.

1 .xprv «*1 lhv- smrilminte of rni (1 lllw
ritlz: 11- in Wliillll’ll: for your pmplc til--
prnlnngltlun of .i r-ltm illil'lll‘lilllrl .lnci
inwillcul bl 1.1M. mu- lli «winner, .1": ind
popular vl'rll lwlng. tln lwlizllf oi in"

 

 

montlymvn 'i wish inlrlll'illztrly to r-w—
llullizv your 'r‘l'mlhhlp tor the lllillml
ti . 211:1 and your Z.»\'.~ nf 1mm», ontrmplb

lit" upt-il lmimfllilll melodious-4,

it l1 vim-ling to orkuunlq-elgo ill-1 Ill-ht
of urntltml- and “P’Iin'i’l duo in your
pvrxnnnl vlrrum. May your lilo in» pro».
lonlzml nib! lWllt't‘. tumor and pr-miwrliy
bloc-91 Ill" plumb our “him i‘ull lll“|\l
bull loll-1d In rub. liioy iliwrl) flourish
lllrnllltllnlli your uni llu umbr jllrl and
wont hurt .md 11m glownim-nt mn~
lllllll Hil'Mllg in tip,- :iftulinu oi nil who
livr- timid It.

And i if IV find it lll\"t your mainsty
m Ill-«h 1) ) ltnpimv

llun- nt \\ll*-‘I\llll:l~tii lhi~1
Mil}. A. I). lit"

It) the

21m do) of
Vlnur grout frlv- ml
Wit l. l.\1ii .‘l' KiNi i1"i'.
r- llllll‘
llll\' Hlil‘ mutt. sun-tor).

’l‘lw «own 1 xpreoszd her llinnkn
thrmlnb Mr. ilold to i'rusidont Meltin-
try and to "tho grl'iil lliltiuii at our
liliiumvn.” .

A iirlilinnt Ammhiy.

in addition to lhl' l'nlted Stores on-
voys thorn were present item-ml lla-
vouet. duko of Auorntadt. irraml l-hon-
i'r'llol‘ oi the Legion nl Mortar, ropro.
hunting Franco. and two Prom-ll iron-
z-mls of division. nlli‘ ot‘ them onrwvlnlly
rom-vnoutlrm I'tl‘lllli‘nl Vauro: M. ('l‘ti-
rior. chief of the protocol. and a bril—
liant will of From-h llnli'i'I'S; Prince
Albert nf I'l‘iiil‘ilii. the prim-o rouvut of
lirunswlok ml it “ill? of eight general
olliorlu. rapt-mention the emperor of
(lornmny. In addition to Duke Albert of
Wurtl-nllml'ir. l’rlm'o llupl-rt of illi-
i'arln. l‘rinro Frlvdorit-k Aumwtua of
Saxony, the finite and lluchmul of illum-
l'nlmrlr and (lutllli. the (trend lilllw
'lud llrand lint-hello oi Home, the (irnnd
Dulce and (hand Dario-an of Mt'i'klt‘il—
hiltibillrolilr, lilo horoditary Prim-o and
Print-on or llohonluhwtnlllrrnnburlr and

 

orally by their chiefs. The great om-
cerl of state attended in full court
dress.

him. Whitelaw Reid, Mn. Nelson A.
pre—
sented by the queen's special Cum-

Ilnny Honors Confemd.

The following honorahave been con.
{erred in connection with the diamond
Jubilee:

The Duke of Connaught hall been ap-
pointed colonel of the Sixth dragoona
and Prince Edward 0! Baxe-Weymar
has been appointed a field marshal.

The Duke of Cabling has been ap-
pointed admiral of the fleet.

The Guitar of the Grand Cross of St.
Michael and St. George has 1mm con-
ferred upon Mr. Wilfred Laurier. Sir
Richard Cartwright and Sir Oliver
Mowat. ‘

The Order of Knight Commander of
St. Michael and St. George has bot-n
conferred upon Lieutenant Governor (i.
A. Kirkpatrick of "Mario; the Hon. C.
Davies and Mr. Sondford Fleming.

Deputy Minister J. Iii. Courlnfly,
Auditor General J. L. Macdongall and
Deputy Postmaster White have boon
made (,‘ompanionx of the tlrder or St.
Michael and St. George.

Sir John lilundcll Maple is made a
Intranet. and the same honor is won-
(erred upon Sir William hiaclf‘tlrmac.
M. 1).. president of the Royal College of
Surgeons; Mr. James Ponder. oldest son
of the late Sir John Ponder, member
of pnrllument for the middle division of
Northampionshlro. and Mr. Samuel
Willis, M. It. president of the Royal
College of Physicians. and physician 1::-

' tmnrrlinnry to her majesty.

l

the hereditary i’rilu-o ltlul I'lincolol of ‘

“ammonium and ilotlul. I'l‘lll'l'lii'iillill
the integral motion» of tho ill-mum unr-
pint.

«rand link. lentils move-outed Rania.

llunnlu was reprmmltod by their im-
perial hlilhnmuloll the Grand liuko lim-
giull and tho lltltlld Dilution Ellmlwth
ll'olldrownu and turtle Iiiliu.

'rhn Archduke ll'rnnoin Ferdinand. heir
proeumptlwl lo the throne oi Aurlrlrl,
"promoted the Auntrmillilmartan om»
plre. itill'ullliliilllml by n numtm oi
prince-

ltaty will In represent her their royal
Manna-ml the Prince and Primrose of
linpioe. and Motion and Norway were
retire-outed by Prince ltuueno. lilo
Ionrill mm at Kim linear. Primal». Wr-
llimuul moratorium itoumllnlll. lle well
accompanied by the prince» end their
mile.

ilulalirio well represented by m rinoo
and prince". and Frown Prince 'ianllo
mprtruillifll minimum. Prim: (merin-
lle titan» rttllwlll ml lloiulllm. the duke
of illulrto. tlroi r oi Kim: (thorium. roll.
inenilnr l‘nrtml. and the duke of
htoullmmyer MIDWWMIIII’ ileum.

llenlllro the above. overly error-y llouw
try in the world wall roproronthd, 1‘.
n hell the iieruuhl llo more. and (‘Illd
Mind I! (inertial: or the illallellt rank.
mum and tile menu-oi Aeration re-
publiee were room-oiled.

, it» tier me nor tool neutral
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Mr. Wykc liayllss. president of the
Royal Swioty of British Artists: Pr..-
lessor William lirelokcs. t'lcc presivlwnt
of tho ll‘lyttl society, arc made knights,
{lllt‘l Sir Francis livnry Joint». presillr-nt
of the Mullah, «liturl :1 and admiralty
division of tho high (uurt ..r justice» is
match it Knight Commander of the
Built.

Gifta For the Queen.

Tho i‘rlnr'nss of Wales, tin,» Duke and
I’lll'lli‘fi‘: of York, the Duke and hut-lira:
of Fife. l'i‘llli'r' and l'l'lllm-ss Charla-1 ui'
lh-nlrmrk and the Princess Vil-turin
huw- jointly pn-wntml tho down with
a branch, reinstating of one wry lnrlzv
white (limp-ind ‘?ll(‘lr('le'll with :1 dia-
mnnnl rm'.

The llukr' nnd Dunhr-es of (mourn. tho
llllki- null Duchess of l‘unnuuizht. thr-
I’rlnwr .lml Prim-11,15 ('llrirztinn. the MM-
mils and Morohionrsn of Lorin-h the
“unlit-91.4 of Albany and the Duchess of
lion-mm": llilY" until-ll in :1 gift to llt'l’
lnajesty of :l lulu: chain of diamond
links. with thv imperial crown in thr-
m-ntu-r. bearing on one niilo- lin- (Into
hit? and (lit the llihvi‘ lilill. The dates
1r - in brilliztnta.

'l'hn- royal holler-hold pvt-aunts the
mlvv'n with .1 large llf'mlf‘ll of rim. llril~
llIII'illi. linH'llli: in lhl‘ «motor till mump-
tinmllly lilH'rutirt Ill-rill. with n flnv- lll'ltll
shop“ pour! and i‘hlllli of lirllllalnm nt—
lluhlnrt. to mntvh the juhllw nvvklm-o
Ilhflt ni1tl lirr in L“? by tln- lmuxlxiwrn
uf lhl‘ Fnlllli‘i‘.

AntUanIr-e Riot In Dublin.

Dublin, Jun-l 22.~i\t a mus-ting Ill-H
nmr t‘nllonv EMT!) in collnwlimt with
the Jullll1 - a Mark huulwr was display-
ml blur "iv null-1mm", "llurllll: \‘lc-
lurlll'il l‘f‘llfll ”MAM“ ill-altllohllvvuturi'ml
in this inland. 3.000,li how lli't"fl .wil-l—
(1,4 and “”1000 have boon mmpulilol in
i‘IIllKrlIll'

A burly of undercrnduntva who marl h-
rd out from the ground of Trinity onl-
logn worrying Illt' union invk I'll‘llit' into
l'llllltililli with tlw crawl, and Illi’l'v wail
t‘lllililllt'l‘lllill‘ lighting. l’hillp t‘nllon
woo mil-row inlurmi in tho timid, and
several ollwrn were mom» or trim in—
lurml. Only uiih tlllllt'lllly illl' the po-
llt’t' i'i'llnt'r cltllvr.

Th. mum of tho ll‘illlllli' unit rivalry
in fllflillllli notional nil'u Mil-r lilo
rllnlpuu the crowd purmlmi tho ntrevlu
and destroyed the decoration”.

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Metal “ointment-.1 Election.

(‘hlvunm lull-1 2‘.‘~~At a mr-olinlt of the
(llrwlnru of the Rm'ldl llulllcwrlll'y of
Ami-rim lllt' following oiiioern Wl'l'i'
i'ltri'lt‘tli E. V. helm. i‘lliill‘llillll; twirl-ll-

‘lnr KI'IIlIi‘I‘. m-l-l'l-illry; .llllm-ll "'lllitli,

Vli‘l" pl-ouidont; William l1}, llurml. Ill'll1
rrul ornanilrr. 'i‘llo «llrovturu who
{'hilml thrill1 olIll-oi'll and our» thum-
lltilvml t'lili'li'il til it furlnl-t‘ nwvlllllt liil'
.. V. L‘t'lill. flyli'tlilitlr Ki‘llhi'f, Jlilllull
lluuun. William E. Ilili‘llll and liomy
(.ItlfldWlll. ..

New union-litre little on rail ‘l‘im.

litlllnun Putin. N. ll.. June 29 The
mill: or ill" Holman ll'llllu nanometer»
lmr mlrlpuor how twinned at full time
notimlulo alter huviml two run on twll-
thinllt tlnm llllwn Iali thwollllwr. The
«More in little in tho notion of on in.
«reluml demand for "W anode manuv
featured by the maturation.

 

 

Illlp MM at lien.

Heir York. June ti.»~«llabla lldvlrml m-
oeived from Barbados lltllie that the
American Ihltl Built; of Hulh. i‘llpiulll
aortic. from how i'oril Juno ‘1 for
mutations. will totally lleilli'l‘lyud by line
at lea. All on board warn enroll and
landed at llorbndlw.

m all in MM
New Orinoco. June "wit. it. Kenyon.
a dimmer in the oil. who mill! lu-
rind trout flotilla unlimited lilti-
ride it: revert lui trim ill ill-l mu

 

 

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it when n log horn your the m-
iner to slicer oil the coast. he ttlll
till: shore and wrecks noon; inn
innit is ll? ii the red switch its
tip and the engine driver delibernt y
pulls ahead and niche» into another
train. Home the 1 river, ll a cattle»
Workman. will in spite of warnings. try
to find out how lnzlny teeth ll burr
now has. and the saw tries to find out
how many fingers the workman hoe
blame the. workman-«not the sow. ll
9 sick man knows that a certain medic
rilw is doing him good and be rare-
lcssly negluls to use it. blame the man
-—llul lllc iliellil'.inc ll South Nut‘walk
people who have kidney complaint and
llflikllt‘llt.‘ lllll not take Doan' .1 Kidney
Pill: when ”my are imlurllell by scores .
nI ritircns bl.mlc the pcoplcwnnt the
Endorse-rs

Mr. R. G. Millard. ol No 5r \Vcst
alt-mic. says: 'I ll'iVC had kidney troll-
blc lor year: i have taken so limell
medicine and live en nn’lcr the rare nl
phvsitinns «1 often I ought to he an
authority on the question. l seemed to
be rid of my tmublc for :1 time. but it
showed Sign; of returning. and I want-
ed to check it. I noticcd some hill)-
llsllt‘fl statements about Dunn's Kid-
ncy Pills. and omrnrml a box at “old!
pharmacy. in Norwalk. They are Ilclp
ling me. I have first started my seconr’
)0“.

l)0’ifl s Kidney Pills for solt- bv ill
llt'flltrS. l'rim 50 cents: llwilell In
FGQIPT Millvll'nrrt Bllfiol n N V ~mlt
11." me for the l mini Slates Ri‘lllt‘ilb
her the l'illleDuilli'h- and take at
other.

 
 

 

 
 
 

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ASTOUNDINB EVIDENBE

0F NORWALK’ S NEEDS
And Remarkable Proofs That the to
tional Disease Long Considered
lncurable

 

Cu in Cured and has 8m Cured flight Here
in liar-III.

Mrs. William W. Bloom. who lives at
7 Water street, Norwalk, says: "I have
boon troubled with catnrrh in my head
rind throat for some time. My whole
head was stoifel up: the passages of my
beat and throatwuolvi at. times become
unfilled with mucous that I'oonld not
talk, and altogether it was very annoy-
ing. 1'1 also sntl'ered a great dent of the
time with headaches. I got a bottle of
California Untarrh Care at l'loistesi’a
drug store in South Norwalk. and I
think it is the trondest stuff in the
world. ltlxaz enrol moot oiltho (is-
agreeably stiller-int: I have had for so
long; my thnut troubles me no more.
and I haven't h id a headache for weeks.
I have rocotulnenllod it to several friends
who have used it with satisfactory rev
suits. and we all unite in saying it is a
wonderful medicine."

Prnalt up your summer colds with
California Catarrh ('nre. and prevent
colds"hnngin;z on.” Sold by all deal
ere; .130 cents; three times as lunch, 31.

Ayer‘ a Pills promote tho natural mo~
lion of the bowels. without, which thorn
can be no regular. healthy operations.
For the cure of hllionsneav, indigestion.
s‘ck headache.‘ conetipation. jaundice.
and liver complaint. these pills have no
equal. Every dose emotive.

"They are nannies " mid Time Bow-
ers. of tho Crochet. Texas. Enterprise.
while writing about DeWittll Little
Early Risers. the famous little pills for
rick headache and dlht’lfllfl’l oi the
ltomtlch and liver. 0. C. Stiluon and
E. 1’. We ed.

Tie Won-lupin (ind. )Nevnl minislhe
following in re to an old resident of
that place: “ anlr McAroy. ior loan
years in the employ of the L., A;
(l. lty. hero. pays: '1 have used l“(literal-
herlain‘n Colic. Cholera hind Diarrbma
Remedy for ten. year-0 longer—Lam
never without it in myed fami'y. 1 mile
rider it the but rem the kind
ulnuulul'tul‘od. i takopwmre in rec
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