rel-see et receptions. Men pet-nee
m other entertainments. end he has
received mil-Wt. Womble rrlticient
‘ ' iflrétnunbnr come to
from the was.
_ white pearl but.
that effect the
,i.
in m from extending
end closing discon-
ed‘e.'1‘he back is
silent tam seem, the
tin. nrr'nnged in tour
“joined to the lower
fill. mil line under
“3th together
with e button. and in.
m. Stylish cost
[I the top and tin-
mmestylieh brood
W‘ one s trill of em-
3 " lb neck. Pique.
and ravine com
W. cloth. chariot,
plelnortnixed woolsne
attendee drones
w d m. thirty-Ii:
. WI) mete this drees
# yes-s aid is three yerde.
. _ lo. 0,775. is out in two
y Murillo!“ years of
lot twenty-tire cents.
I I umstt
”0””
' hummer “hello.
wflmwm
‘ e largel- Ieese
4.:
PAUL LAW“ BUNDLE.
London well recommended by W. D.
Howells..und other American literary
lights well known .to the British pub-
lic. ' His humble origin and the story'
at his self culture. etruggles‘and line!
triumph have won him a peculiar re~
gard here. where the negro slave and
the prejudicee against him and his
decendnnts have never existed. His
mission promises to be all that he
hopes it to be.
. c.
DLSAPPEARING‘ LIKE THE BUFFALO.
w.
ludlnn Longtime Wlll Soon Be Heard
Only on the Phat-01mph.
“Like the buiiulo the lndian lun-
gouge will soon be lost .torever,” ex-
plained a gentleman who. under the
auspices of the Smithsonian. has de-
voted 3 number of yours to the study
and preservation of the Indian lun-
gllage. "it was thought that the in-
diun language could be preserved by
the aid of the phonograph or grspho—
phone. and parties were sent out to
many lndian tribes; to have illum talk
into the apparatus, and thus secure a
- word of the lndian tongue.
"it was iound. howevcr. that but few
lndians of the present day. and they
were the older (innit. could talk a pure
tongue. More than one-half oi the in-
diana now on the reservations. and
this in the case with all oi the young-
cr lndlans, converse in English. it is
not good English. but it in the kind
they speak«—n kind at pigeon English.
i bud the work of securing nunlo'i‘hur-
ultec talk. and ill doing so talked with
3 dozen or more leading t‘hcrukeou. ‘
"’l'hey admitted to too that they did
um know one Cherokee who could
upouk pure Cherokee. ’i‘hcy cold it
has with the greatest difficulty that
Hwy rould get the boys and girls to
speak in their native ionmle at all. or
to learn even the commonest words or
Mildew. i arrungcd with u hull dozen
tjltmultoee. however. and ilili’lll‘l‘il their
union‘s to talk into the mnchiucu. and
have time got home pretty good i'bero-
ltce; but i ltuow enough about the
innxungo myself to know that it is
very imperfect indlnu.
“A low oi the Sioux lndluno talk
pretty well. but it is a mixture. in
lean than twenty yours i do not thinlt
tin-rt- will be an ludiun in this willi-
tly who ran lullt his native tonxue
pure. Ml inr nu tlweludlnu children
are concerned they lltéi' nix Eulillh
words where they um- unn lndlnn word.
The tutu-blues of the tiny will mrurtl
the inugucztc. it“ ii in tallied Into them.
but the diiiit ulty in to get lndiune who
not ltllli with the noceusary degree oi
anoint .v."w Washington ltvenlntt filer.
a ............
on will or The more
Where .i.r n- and city oi Birmingham
minds twwv there were In lli’il only
wornuul iii ltle. i'haituummt wait a di-
lepldutmi villauo. Alluutn Mill sat in
the helm oi ilzv mu. iv‘loridn wait ab-
most he moth or .t underline lie in lite
than of tlpunieh rule. ’l‘cm had made
of no impruuomn upon the world's inurv
lint» out n mtton producer. 'I‘im Mates
of iauuieleuu. Mleelnuipnl and Arkan-
ului were in porurty nud tlcupuir. boa
rilllliii of the wineries oi tho rmunutruc—
ilun period. The coal and iron mint-u
oi 'l’vnumc. Alabama and Virginia
were premium; undiscovered and un-
opened. There who no eurioue immin-
titlon by any tiouthcru port with Note
i'orlt anti titration tor the «mum and
import 1min With a uluele exception
then- mui not one trout railroad twin
mo in the llouih. end that did not
touch the mothseetern pert.
Timmy route into the nteuuierture
at rotten in the tlouth mus wholly no
intent industry. tutti cities new limo
its ituttllmnmrhinn women were mere
trotting were no the «trace man. “the
trait nod redouble mum at ltlcwide
Um no entail on to ttiimt little chem
lion. while the fruit tutti union with
has at Georgie did not “M iii ell.
heather: term then M their
meumtme‘ctreinutm
es titer tie m. m the room cm
at We. communal“ the col-v
Wren low price- auut outwit»
mm the clone here em in
wt of the revel petroleum or mice
In lens, a it we thenmiim "i’tllrv
M ,
. h wmwmaw
”$de .
l“ nil ,ot (the Pen-i
more «mum-r mm:
‘ ‘ . ”sweeten“! Me‘tlen " "elm
erceu are
‘ lien-slim in.
~ A ., mm .31in .
nee unite, tho, test‘atne - number . oi
lien-low entire roll-tor imam».
end oi the lest decal yeere. wee ”8.628.
records... e stamina" “that
. now. ‘th yétrro yesre‘efter the clone
. oi the civil war. the number of pen-
reltmm bw,iheo'et.snr preced-
lnz‘ tithe; olihonl‘lt‘ the rumor at
death among the survivors oi the wet
are now becoming so great. in other
worde. the influx to‘the list etiil ex-
ceeds the increasing outflow.
in 1885. the last. year or hostilities.
the number or pensioners on June 30
was set down at 85,986. A year later
it got into six figures. with. 126.722.
The ‘ increeee thence! ward ‘ was
steady. yettnoderete. on 207,495 was
reached in 1871. Two years inter. in
1873. whet then appeared to be it:
maximum was attained. June 30 show.
in: 238,411; tor the [allowing year it
fell to 236.241. this being the first dev
creaee in u dozen yours. The next
done there was a telling all to 284,821;
the next. to 232,137: the next, to 232,-
104; the next. to 221””.
But then, Just as a continuing ebb,
with theee live successive years. seem-
ed assured. the tide turned. The Ar-
rears and other pension note made a
vase difference. in 1879. the record for
June 30 rose to 242.755. and each suc-
ceeding June from that. time lion
shown on increase. larger or smaller.
, up to the one just past. ln 1883 the
number had grown to 303.658; .in 1887;
to i08,tlil?. while in 1890 it passed the
half—million merit. June 30 ct that
your showing" 537.944.
Thereafter it took prodigious hounds.
influenced largely by the Disability
Pension act. The first year's lump
was nearly 140,000. to 676,160 in 189i;
while even that was outdone by an in-
crease of nearly 300,000 in the follow-
ing twelve tnonthu. to No.0“. A third
increase brought, the number to 966.012
on June 3h. H393.
.luut there, however, when there won
a general expectation of reaching the
million murlt the following June. hint-e
required to do it, the annual guilt
dwindled to a few thousand. the num-
ber reached being 969.5“. The next
your the gain true emulier yet. not
quite a tho‘uound. the total being 970,-
out. When. therefore. lost your. the
gain tell nit to only 154. the total being
970.878. it seemed an esey prediction
that this year there would be no actual
lose. and that the ebb would again set
in.
lint on the contrary. the gain is the
striking one of 12.5550. or the longest in
tour years rind with only lllJT‘,‘ thorn
to he made up, the million merit may
soon be reached.
'l‘hlrty4two yours niter tho end of the
t‘lHl war, the number of pcnuinncru
on account of that war i‘Xt‘iN‘ltlii by
about u quarter oi a million the num-
ber oi soldier» nt-tuully engaged in nor-
vit-c in oil the amnion oi the Moreno
inoutt at any time between the tiring
upon Sumter and the surrender of Lou
nt Appimmlmv. ‘ru army of pulmon-
i-ru after u third of u vr-nturv in im-
tu-ceu thirty ttnd forty per rent laritm'
thou the lighting army at any "no
time during the war.
sum» the end oi the car more than
two billion dollars. that in to any. morn
than two thousand million tlollare, hiiti
been puld out in nebulous,
This in itvwihlrun or who! the tl\‘l|
“'1!“ in he entirety curt the not-cru-
lliolil.
it won in me that Jillili‘ti .t. (lur-
ileld. whom patriotism and liberal dos-
pusitlon toward hill follow volt-rum no
one will deny. dociurctl that the porn
ition llul was then "swollen beyond ell
“mum." "l umlhe lulu thou." be ex-
claimed in the llouuo of Hepruacntu-
lives, "to say u word opium votinlt
[reunions to oil persons who tlmturvc
thorn liot I wish to any to the linuuu
that more trnndn are being pom-trotted
on the Government by riuim uni-tits in
rllilercnt parts oi the country thltn
from airport any other single enticed."
in that route your. "Iii. tlcu. tlurtioltl.
as Chairman or the Committee on An.
pmpriellone. «proceed the opinion.
which we hero lroqucntly domed. that
"we may rctteonubly expert that tho
citilt‘lltlllili‘tll tor [rendition will hut-cub
w mutiny rim-cam. union our lua-
islmlon should bu unwrruntebly or»
li'nvusnnt.“
And since that petrlotlc end pro-
idiotic nitration oi ilerlleitl’s the num-
iwr oi pensioners ltee quadrupled. the
annual extendlture lute incresued lien»
told. and the total outlay of the (low
. moment nu reached ttro hliiiou doi-
lure!
Medium—Wee he nervoue when he
uteri run to team bill?
Muriewti'eli. i thought ill than thou
that he true tether nettle-willow l'urlt
Journal.
unite criterion.
Thu predictors. W 11min - on
fewer than (“.000 not additione were ,
till: your ‘ ‘ by Walsh
moon in the: Mo! the Inter
Trust This macaw ,tw
niche-tetrachloride “Mill oi
matinee : _ tit-ermine». ,
lied demand ‘ ‘ loner dimen-
ltielthenwee " amt“. tile rev.
unit wes‘ doogstimulots
the mar ' stun dimmer stock to
the night; .ilphreegerfirssehed elites
the trust ”treat" "The encoma
partying drawing made by a Journal
artist. repreeente the, eccne in what
,is'ltntitrn u the “sugar pit" on the
great door or the New York Stock Ev
1”The door of the em Exchange
became tor the notice a 'buli-rinx' in
mint reality. and the pellet-inert)“-
breothless, speechless. wild-eyed in
amazement at a scene which the an-
cient Romans would have cheered
without comprehending. _ Around‘the
post which marks the center of the
'suxur pit.’ on the great door of the
exchange. two hundred men howled
and danced. clutched
and fonghigesticnlalod
and ehrieltcd in a wild
scramble for profit.
Contemollnrs. and shirts
were torn in the rush to
get some of theimillions
that were flying in the
air or in the desperate
struggle to keep some
boarded thousands out
of the clutch of the pre-
datory huccnneers oi
the Sugar Trust.
if" /- ’l
Till? n'rmut ttxmuhrmrt.
' At the clone of tln- trading on Sub
urduy thr- Mitzi" rltli'lt bud stoml ill
133 and it irot'timl. At tho close on
Monday nitsruoon it utoml at nonin-
thing more than lit. The buying and
ceiling had been enormous in volume,
and the advance oi a ningle day rep-
resented a value or more than noun.—
tltltl. the capitalization of tho American
Sugar lit-lining i‘mupuny bring $73.-
oimitotl. 'i'ltt- mum prolltu oi the with
rcnrh many inlllimm that ought to
intro born not lllltr thr- 'i‘rvusury by u
spwlui internal revenue tux no urged
by Secretary tinge.
X-RAYS: TO SYOP SMUGGLlNG.
Plum-gore to France Will "qu Tlielr
luggage I'Anntllwd by This Method.
Whou it hurt hot-n t-lcnr-ly establish-
ed ihut with tllv' ltocntgon ruy it man
might look right through my old
thing. it grout .hudxit-r wont ovvr rumi-
out immunitv. 'l‘lw guiuslbiiity oi bo-
iug llll' hilllfi‘i‘l of u scorch-light in-
Hpm‘llull at any limi‘ or boot lllllllt'lll'
ntely ilt‘l’lllllt,‘ uppurvut. ‘
llunutu lllnriltllly llndu i'e limit in
the cuticnvom oi propit- in heat tho
ruutotn houeo minors. The devious etu—
plovt-tl m- nillmui number. The lento
not it their bur»! out und made the l't'<
I‘t‘plili‘ltl [or li'tllitllltlil and other
lll't‘”liilltl ulunmt hut» been tho, llll‘llilil
oi vocation the to turn: out of thmn
numb; or clnllure. The (diamond of it
unnum- lllllll‘ burn been utuiic-tl with
munruhudd. more carried in the
pueblo hurr- lwn tilled with tiutiuhlu
goods i-i bluh liilt",
Thorn lo Wlll to tho ray will not in it»
heel licltr. 'l‘urnml on u thuir but the
my niil lnnluntiy «how the pram-two
oi nny ioromu ohm-t lmlunidud thorn.
in. A rigor would in! poor promotion
for at best oi (banioudu. und n trunnion
will show up llli continue on rlcnrly
as it you laud mind it window and
poured in Tim uutuuulor. tunic and
tomato. will find illlu Illlrsillillllfl cyt- up
on him and Hal when he bottle at u
Wench port, and mail rhant-c thorn
in that M will chill-hilt! n vietient-u which
truly llt‘i'r'l' slucpu um oven closes on
eye in on tutu-h no u liltilllllllf \t’llllt.
Till! muohiuo which lilo ll'reut-h tiuv»
crntnettt lulu had ttonrttrncted for not:
ill the (MM do Nerd in too bulky tor
unity trunuportutlon. but aluuiiur once,
which it liliili may curry about with
him int he would u “more are under
[tr-menu oi conelrtution. ‘i‘hn hilt mg.
chine. it is wild, will reveel the entire
women of n trunk. be it oi whet
material it may.
Nut «ennui when you in! to Perle
you will have tho novel announce oi
holding your he. while u continuum
in lllllliil'lll tum on the lieht. and
telle you to one. no. lie may take e
their tumult rum- liiiililiet'ltlel datum
lit tile mun time. All thins: «would.
em, you lulu Just to well undrsiu for
kiln Mill be done with it.
ill the whole truncate. which the
Wit mun on ie perfectly pm.
i ‘ it. there in one ”MM”
tr tartaric willeotrtmimenn. m
courtrooms
. .eedyeerprtm
‘1’“th
has bought at Lounthnry, authentic it Co.
change in Wall street. Says the dour»
edtu never before in yeers. looked on, M
. date goods.
puny on its :ttivunw itnportntinus will '
trunitmu fl
i
m N
H ‘ glar'ge clock at lediee’
. . line shine, at goo cg the dogwood is netv having I . ‘
g . HALF FRI} I55 fiALI , ,
On these goode. . ’l‘tuiy are all, ’93, little ahead. Thit sale trill continue .
/ through July and August, otter! thevblggest bargains on earth.
. ‘1 . : a ’ ,
I
LADIES
Ocelot ladies' rhseet lace,
. tr. e
. no lot la in! due vlcl kid. turns and wells. 2.25
no lo iet'ilue Goodyear Welt. pick and coin too, has
no ladiee’ doe rumttlxiords, ‘ 1.00
lot ladies' tine suede and satin Oxford: .50
c lot mltscs' roam spring. .75
no lot of child's russct spring, .50,
One lot child's ltid and rosset Oxfords . _ .65
' i
. ‘ MEN 5.
Men's .5 turrets. $3.50
Men“! 4 rumtti. 3.00
Men't 3 rumts, 2 25
en's e.5e ruesetr, Loo
Men's 4 patentleutlcrs, 2 so
Men's 3 calf, [.75
Men's _ 2 call, 1.50
Men's 2 bicycle Oxiords, 1.25
I
BOYS .
Boys‘ .3 patent leathers. 81.50
Boye' 2 ruseets, .65
Boys’ 75c tennis, .30
. This it the groutettbargaiu sale on top of this earth. and are up-to—
TH EODORE'S.
NORWKLK interested in.
Typowritaru r
it so, you should know all
about the latest improve-
ntetltn. The .
W
SMITH PREMIER
Soft Shell Crabs,
Little Neck
Clams
Scot Out
(in the
Hall Shell.
Fresh Salmon .
And all i
Kinds
Of
Fresh Fish. . "‘v _ ,
l'l’ypewrltor
lotte- Loader in l‘mprovomonto.
Tliln company have leaned an
Art catalogue cuuutlning much of val:
no. it is free. Sand for one. The
Smith Premier typewriter Go.
I‘l‘lut’l‘i‘ifl. N. Y.. l}. S. A.
New Yet-It chine. 337 Broadway.
New Haven oilioe in Crown etreet.
«-m.» ............... W .
AT THIS
'ISHIIGTOI
IARKE‘I’,
Thurston. a“.
lineman in
t‘ ‘s’. I‘nernl trifle:
"lites H") Mai“ "lit‘v
new In limo
atrtmtltl'olfl. 'er‘n
Hour 82
Zuu'rr,
Best
Printing
Lone. Vote
Ora-r ct
tho
Sentinel . .
. . Office.
o. for. “mom.
Funeral Director ‘
sad Embelnter.
.8 in Me n In.“
8:. ”’9'...~. .
its“ enee. hishaeheno lift.
M
Dr. F. achavolr.
OFFICE.
!. I. corner Weshlngtee sad
Ireniilin Streets
Wednmlatu up lllultmlureo to e p. in.
TIME“ UNITED Til ”NW”! 0'
.7 l
worllli. slum "m
a : .,
u «it-coo
. .. Inn-Io ole
1L. tor mole oi cures. gr
"esteemed“
‘ . M
William 0. Jesse.
WW!” "II”.
“I 3(th“. A013? Nil
recon m5.
"if nt‘lwmml, ttnlllllilit'e. llllil littlevlllillt‘
pmtuimu oi iurge returns in the iuturo,
people tony lw «la-reiwul for it lllllI‘JIl" not
iur nil llllll‘ A twisty in the iiuunet'tirut
tlotwul Mic imuraumv fit. in what illu-
gmupln wtll blur ultm‘ iliuy have been
dulled lulu .uuw win-me of cheap inuur
nut-r. 1 ha :ttr iimlll'étiii'tt in like chi-up mun.
i-y, it i-u't nurtlt llllll‘ll.
if you wuui tv‘utoriinu for your family
or our-wit m i «it»: l-l old one. not a pluin
sit-tum» pulwv m the i‘onnortlrut iimwml
Litt- immature. l immunity. oi llurtlurtl.
deeeeetlcut Ieesrel tile
lueurenee tie... ei llertierd.
C. ‘- L'HOMMIfllIU:
e Worth ‘lrtln lined.
, ‘ r151
‘ lure
ever-rev onion speculum , o ,
Helm eel Uerehurnr l COLOR ' :33”
in out to dillllfidlfifihfilhl. FINISH: lemme.
n thecily and vicinity for let lily one.
W Primes attention to thrill culture.
m... '
The
The (lid eri and Con
nuctlcut Laundrleemand
and sitcom. (Mind. or
Wushlugtuo‘ ill: Leon.
dry. ilitwlhud 3h. lint
Witter. The public are
cordially invited to cell
and leepect our Landry
stony time.
mmumi
viihlooelepplloetionens they m
leobloodwmsiitntioueiM1ud
lumlomeltjoninnet like 1‘ ,
nslrentedles. nur- Cetsrrh' Gore u.
tehmidlcrnsllynnd note diredilrllin
the blood and mucous enrinces. ' fleli’e
Celenh Cure tenet s qneck‘ medicine;
it ere-prescribed by one of the best -
physician in this country for your.»
endiseiegnlnrpmoriptlon. ltie'oonn .
ptmedoithehest tonic: known. eom-
blood with tho but blood pnrldm. sni- , . ‘
lug directly on the menace surfaces. .
The periect oomblnetion of the two in.
gredienle in what produces such louder.
inlrcsultsln curing cstarrh. Bend for
testimonials me.
I". J. Cheney tit 00.. Props.. Toledo.
0. Sold by droughts. price 75c.
Memento are uselereli triilcd ever;
and they are dangerously wasted if con-
sumed by delay in ones: where One
Minute'Conuh Cure would bring im—
mediate relief.
M.
It is always gratifying to receive toasti-
monials for Chsmherlniu’e Colic.
Cholera and Dinnhtm Kennedy and
when the endorsement in from a physi-
cian itis especially so. "There is no
more satisfactory or oflectivo remedy
than Chamberlain't Colic. Cholera and
Diarrho-u Rsmcdy.”writcs Dr. 'R. 1‘1.
Robey. physician nod pharmacist, oi
(lincy.Mo.; and as he has used the
Remedy in his own inmlly and hold it
in his drug store for six years. he should
certainly know. For sale by (i. U. Still-
son. A
A Great Surprise is in Store
{or those who will go today and not it
package of ' Grain-t i. It takes the place
oi cotton utsbont ‘4‘ timeout. ltiun
food drink. lull of health. and canine
given to the children as well as the
adult with meat benefit. it is made of
pure grains and looks and hunted like the
finest grades oi Mocha or Java collie.
It satisfies everyone. A cup of Grain! l
is better for the system than atonus.
because its benefit in permanent. What
codes breake down tiruin~tl builds up.
Ask your grocer {or Grain-U. 15c and
t)’
.t.
'Not one complaint hasever been made
bthhoee using Ayet’u liarsupnrillu ac-
cording to directions. Furthermore. um
have yet to learn of n casein which it
hes lulled to shout benefit. so so, hun-
dreds of drought: all over the country.
tins cured others. will cure you.
To heal the broken and diseased
tiueucs. to soothe the irritated attrition,
to instantly where and to permanently
cure is the mission of DeWItt‘e Witch
[In/.0! Salve.
Chattiberloinfs Colic. Chalet; and
lliurrho-a Remedy always affords
prompt relief. ‘or sale by G. U. Billi-
sun.
-w. .. w H.
No man or woman can enjoy lilo or
accomplish lunch in thin World while
Wilt‘tiilfl from a torpld liver. lloWitt'u
Lilllt‘ Early ltisers. the pills that clonueo
that organ quickly.
“Li-t the give you a pointer.“ said M.
F. Group. apopnler conductor on the
hiirmuri i’ucitlc railroad. "Do you
know that tthnntherlnlu'x trolic. Cholera
and lltnrrlnm Remedy cures you when
you hurt-the stomach ucho’r . Well. it
does." .tud utter giving this friendly
bitof advice. the conductor painted on
down the fll’ali‘. it is n it”?! that thou»-
uude u! railroad uud traveling rncu
never into n trip without n bottle of iliill
lietuetly.’wluoh in the libel care itll'
hovel dimrdore in tho world. iii» and
:m rout lmlilnt filr rude by ii. ('. Still-on.
liuunint; euros. indolent ult'r-ru uutl
alimlur lttltllill'e. neon tin-mill at many
your» standing. tony lwt-urml lay u-iuu
lit-Wur- Wlloll "llH‘l 27mm. it
Medium.bil’t‘llfllllnilll and brain. it in
the great pile t‘ui‘i‘.
it you lmvc i return at little i him in
.tputuu-mnoi wlumpiuu ctiuuh. or it
run ltnvu boon illliillyi’d by it t'nusiltlll
lil‘ltllmllllllli‘llll‘i‘ill. you run “out“
t'liliitlli"$’illlli‘ oi lion .‘lliunto launch
tiutv, which uivee quick what.
What Do The children Drink P
ltm't itivn them the or milieu. Have
you tried the new loud tltiult celled
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