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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 22, 1898 · page 6

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magnum. there
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I” all the most ser—
tllc whole er. Thar..-
'etildlcr ilereltlpcti
. attained» his most
all! ‘lle led an ar—
. and he raraged
as it was never raw-
'1!!!) it he had liv-
tnasv would have
, hoes» to”? But he
and the former theatre
is now as prosperous
[fill agricultural region as
,j upon the face of the civ-
tic lovely to look upon;
1. with a background of
, him» that made the city line to the
"watered, and covered
it doe?

here had ever been a
excepting Mum's

.rwcus battleground of Janu-
where there was actually an
.70! our kind. and where
1.000 inch, on both sides.
find wounded, but save the
few horned huts and a few
trees». there is non re~
barium. One harvest! has
gathered from that blood~
I, and another, the largest.

all om the surrounding
with my good host Don Ri-
dez. oi the hotel thhartlo
awry hand nothing but
, , til. swarming with lalmr~
, ted green with splendid
“are is as mitt-h war in Pi—
provlnce as; there is in
Arizona. or in Now Jersey.
in the hills there are lurk»
upon
. ‘ d barnyard or belated
bill. these are more outlaws
- . They are no. soldiers
do not roprment warlaro as
n it in "P lfnited Slows.
, inigands of
‘le or the miulnshiners of

at"... at six flcltltk in the
ursday last, by the Wet;-

We had an art-norm
soldiers at tho rear ol the
a pilot engine went in from
if .M precautions arr- fill" ta-
" M it is postsihlo tor a hand
to make a dash at l'vflll’
. point and hum a trail»
is
and rightly. that the trmpss
kept in motion that hold

I much Immoumlt than i
‘ rode-
We most beautiful and grew,
1pc» it has iJ'i‘l‘ lit‘t'l’l my
l have upon
.. in lnuisi-
- mountainous» \'alloy, to Virgin.
V 0|an do Malinda. and tho
> mounts-in shit-a of (onion.
v but nothing mmpornhl» to
m betwron lluvann and Flu
no city. consult-rod with rob
‘ \ it. adaputhlitty ltiflgrlt'llitilrrv
met my ey». I Inuit-Wt! through
i use
% load-«through plantations of

V . pinoapplmt, with here
of Minor I'allP.
”in or two th rt- wait a run»
‘ a'tml wotrr. lmhitlintt
Thr‘n fhvro would worm»
en oi royal palmn. shooting
lean tor thirty or lorry

. . u tho Min-t oi alumnu-
, OI. Thom"- palms. in many
g hill Mil pinntwi syutt-m-
.. g mimetic“ avemww that
planter’n house-u. now in
(it'-
' mid m moment" and
‘ fluorine. still “Miami:
to the Writ!!!» who
vmtrilltlto to that “l'tt~
_ ”Hill for forty milw or
_ 'Artgnmlsa. which is um:-

lino Mwnn linvnua and

_ Artemlsc thore in a
. ry whirlt its» not been
Jean. eat-em in with!)
art rich
. where hunk of rattle
‘ a th- loslt urns-ten that

't hams numbers of the
m driven oil or wan»
. I7 the tritium-nth. hut
let! and now they
- Then me am» into
m of l’inIr list ltio

new. and s hundred

w Wit!!!“ and tannin
emu have their plants.

mummified to my

W hit”!

man halt {team it chit

he, Wilts wallets sin! a com-
pktply equipped i ran stainst no

extol-tinnitus dopinrnotlnl
not ant-class entertainment and paid
labels-s prices for it ~Thct=s were
“high-mule wines». of every kind.
R'flllch brandy, Scotch whiskey.
German beer. ctc..,to drink, and i had
for dinners chateanm with trut-
lles. Bordelsise, that Boldt or Belmont-
oo would have been proud toiarvs.‘
Alter dinner 1 lounged ahontthe plus,
and heard an admirable hand diatom»
slug' the most delightful Spanish music
w«not-c dainty anti delicate even than
the now notorious Zuntgztun that»:
which Rainald Do Kovcn heard at the
Alibi club in Washington, and alter-
wards remembered. All around me
were throngs of people. old men and
children, young men and maidens.
laughing, flirting. swiping, idle, hat».
py, free. of care, and it there were in~
laments in that neighborhood they
must have been hiding far away in the

 

west. waiting for honest folk to go to
sleep so that they might steal a pig.
This is no fancy picture. it is the
solemn truth. The country through
which i passed is exactly an i repro-
aent it. As i have already said, i saw
evidences of concentration. 1 now. also.
that the concentration were collating
from want. and that many of the Span-
ish soldiers worn ill and ragged. lint
that there in any war today. as we un~
doratand the term, throughout the re-
gion l have impacted. l distinctly and
emphatically deny. i am told that
there still remains prowling hands 0!
more marauders, who make the peas-
ants tremble in there outlying cottag-
ro.and terrify lonely men at work upon
the railroad track. This i can well he—
lievo. l amen, however. that thepro-
vinm of Human and Pinar not Rio
are at pent-o, that law and order pro
vali. that property is protected. that
industry is in operation. and that the
cry-called insurgents are representod
only by u lot of predatory hands levy—
ing blackmail upon timid people and
remote. settlements. and'alionl not sug-
gostive o! a noble and patriotit- strug-
gle for political liberty as so many
liirk Titrbinn and t'lnude Duvals.

I am told by surh gentlemen a» Mr.
0. B. Sillimnn. 0! Boston. whose ('uimn
property tics in Montana. that the
same. is truo of thweastern provinces.
t)! Havana and Plnar do! Rio, how-
evor. l speak with sure knowledge
and from personal observation :Hart
ford (‘urranL

A name: 1' P3103.

leather 0! the Legislature lines to
ExprcII hi- Surprise.

Four or live Washington correspon—
tlrnts wort- telling storim of thoir or
periontws with statesmen. loml and
notional. when one of them from a
Mate in tho wuthwrst nwuhg into line
with snnwhlng a little out oi lhr ordl~
nary.

"l was doing thu-
hogan. "

imglulaturc." it»
for o syndiram oi nroupapers.
with aonw lrw more work on the side.
and was making a ptitlul of tttonry out
o! it, During the I'DllfltP of my ruinin-
lrulionu l tlim-owretl a rose of VUH'
H'liinx by a rural reprosomlttiw that
was nuirmishlnx for its nmallnenw. i
wouldn't llnd out what tho mrmlwr got.
but it couldn’t have two trim-it. for
Illo- wholo- mattcr at issue wasn’t worth
mow than Sim. or thoreultotus Al-
tor e-xhnmtinu all my mum»: of into:—
motion i thought i Would try the mm.
her lilmmelf, and two how guilolmm he
waft on a mu» thing illu- thst. i
didn't dare will him his prim hut i
did dart- to talk about it. and l VP"!
at .him illfl’t’lli'

“tiny young leiller.’ in- will al-
twr i had talk-oi to him awhile. 'how
murh do you lit for a new: item
lllw that"

“it'll st prvlly hilt thing (or muv' l
rrpllml IIPI'MIRMVMY. and Hi not ‘23
lor the story. il i not it compictv,‘
"‘ilow much?’ ho swim! with
east-r nir.

" 'Twrntrhvo dollars.“ l rmmini.
"'tiw whit. l’tl like to have your
jitll.’

“Why? it lun't an easy one,
so may he ytmrtt. anyway.
“i"r‘aps it ain't. but it my» inttor.‘
"How do you mean?

”‘ 'Why you not $25 lot lust telling
about what i rlitl Im’ '53

"The syntax mightn't have been per-
lort 'l'rhilps.” concluded the sputter.
"hill the (act was. and that was what
i wanted."

5"!

Still

 

Took its Tall m.
A Bristol Miriam run of I philan-
lhmvir turn at mist! woo spprosrimi
on the street try I trstnp who request»
on aid. The helm mall pave the
fellow a moan alt-Ii. s m mil at
chillies and sent his: to a Ill-rim shop
(or I share. When the illusions m
lea-tr to settle with nu- tolsorial mist
he tonal that there was churned up
against him not. only I than that tho
tramp hail mm. but I hair-mi and
mum hello-s. ”flip ins-tam us

 

phllasthropleis

a! “OWN". W with W
or bmfll Wham m

it says:
"A calmmorvey o! the situation u it
ninth on the spot ”help 2W

everything will arrange ltaell. nil-Ila
utti Great Britain Ire now in a Milan
in which it is clear “at one or the other
will have to give way. it ought not to
he 1 Britain. If our torclpn allies
on, this martian permits the threat» of
the can charge d’ailaircs to coerce
the. icon; it yamen into I rejection 0!
our terms there will he an end to our
influemrr at the imperial court.

"it is not the first. but it is non-eo-
tiotphiy the crucial. trial of strength.
tit. Petershurg has chosen the (round
and thrown down the challenge. it we
retire we shall be continuing its title to
the permanent exercise or control, in
the. presence of which we eonlm our-
selves bullied. The intimidation of
which the tsnng ll yamen is the Male
diatr- «intact in a distinct warning to the
foreign other: that the very design tho!
Mr Balfour Sir ”lobar! flicks Beach
and Mr. ChImbevlnin emphatically as.
netted to he inadmissible is not only
entertained by our rival, hot it is al~
ready in process of execution. it «audit
totlIy acknowledged that Russia ron~
templates the use of Manchuris and
the Lian Tun: peninsula as an exclu.
rive meroarttile preserve. Political so-
premary at Petting is both the intro
ment and the symbol of this It'quistllrc
spirit. and. an in the east nothing suc-
m-eda like ant-rm. victory now will be
the rot-«runner or a wholesale process
of aim trption.

"0m:- prinriplls would be Lord Sal»
istury's motto. There is no larlt «r
means for asserting in nation the prim
win!» that but boon so unequivocally
oxprrsswi in the words it nmssary at
the rust of war.’ This wan the deliber-
ate assurance- of Sir Michael "with
iii-ooh. hut war will not follow if we first
true to norm-iv". musics tho split“?
of interewted ramparts tn» rlvitized
world in with us in our desire to'main-
lain freedom: of trade and in our Wedge
to waist tho rnrroachrnents or individ-
ual pomvrn.

Japan Aiding I'M

"Japan in stated to lw rating in com
cert uith us during tho diplomatic
struggl» with the iron: ll yamrn. The
naval strength of the two states int-tr-
usted in maintaining invioiate the
status qua ls nvwrwhriminx. It unite!»
pity thrr illil‘liloil of mastrry has to he
decided by tom» it is turd to see how
the policy of commercial liberty and
causality van be resisted."
Itewnfon'wmrmn of the Britilsh and
Front-h rim-ts in Whine-ne- walers an- on:
tier orders to wall. and new: mmcw l'rtnn
Yokohama that a. Japanese fleet of nine
ships will still for the: t'hitmw amt
Within six dam, otter bring imparted
by the mlkadu in some mu fashion as
the tlrrman emperor did with his little.-
t‘xpmlltum. Th» mppmt—d tlfillnflllttl’l
of tho Japanese tint is Wei "at “'rl.
The threatening attitudi- of Roma
toward “him is (hr- vmmmltatr warm oi
tho» rrlwin. The competition "f that
Britain and Russia for outrmlerwr in
l'lilnMr affairs has rem-lint an tune
which will either iw derided w-arsitlily
within a (on days or rum! in immedi.
at? war Then: is high mrthurity (or
laying that Japan is .u ting in the roll.
at tout-uni with tlwut Britain in the
[irrawnl {let e-lnpmrntu

fictitious Duncan-cc low-ponies.
Burial". Jim ii t' Little Ind
Henry fl. llrlt‘nll, r'nmpz‘isutu: the 2m
nuranre firm M it t'. Little I; t'o.
were orroslmi no warrant» rimming
them with prnml larceny. first rlsgr»
thllam l' hlryer n! “Maria, Ark. in
the romplalnnnt. soy-«r tried not an
innovator open! at tin-"Ida and not all
his rinks to Little 1: m, who pollution!
to plat-c tin-m or low mint. iieveral
rinks sure lneured. um! Mime limes! ur-
mlrrM reventiy. The property owners!
declare that when "my attempted to
mun-t from Illl'b companies so lht- fire
and )lsriur insomnia» mmpany of “ar-
twrs l-‘erry, the Interior Fire lasursm
rampart, of erlimihtlrg. W. Va. sud
Ln hints» Pits insurance company
or Lit-xv. Itelxtnm. they dluwwnd that
the names wwrv- tittilimts. ”rye-r mm
to thin oily and swore not warrant!
Inalnwt Lil”? amt Mri’alt

heal loll m I'm
out-u". Jan. 22.~-Tlv 'l'im-iirraltl
this morning: says; "all"! rail manulac.
tttreru haw [reflected a Imus! an".
mi' in talu- illt- place of the 0M fled
rail omit whirl. mill-peed last Velmaary.
The pooling futurn oi the former mm-
Mnslion have not been recounted. and
"to on" is m 3" a ton ”item
mm m l'iiimtgn. In against '23 Mid as
rewowtlveiy under the previous sure»
mt."

‘nnc W wasted ”my.
English, Ind. Jun. n'fhm or the
tin tulip-vs om Little lime river have
two vac-but cosy. filly norms «l
noun strut bridge when it went down
in» nor»! with dim-wily ”any hurt-pa
slut rink wm drowned ”any of tits
m In the low mm wore tour and
live rm deep in water The laws to low.
3‘."- wili Into-M to tllany thousand Cat

rs

in
a.

“Ml-WHO.
Ann-Witt Jan. 21% (diluting
mthrrmnotmlaetllalmuwthc
”Dim um by 1hr mum lg
mammyclm an
insult Roth-author to Bury-
no.1: militant. Tomlin

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what is pmnmshiy’ tilt M M
scrvstive view at the Chinese slim

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run either mice or Whirl-s he
ileum-wi- atripII, giving silo-Islet-
fcct Inthcnswct.

Baud hlIrIs and white mlndasrich
plumcflhercm mundanruyprctiy
“switched Wit harem-

is ola [talcum hoe. Whilc. sllveror
Mammals outwith“. sndthc
la in given silver or moist
shade-launch plnmusrcsecnonclsh—
marshals These plummnotmlyd
diluent III-la of thank color has Ito
councilman! two diluent rotors graded
launch other. Soon very elective pale
pink and olive pun shaded (when are
seen. oudhlno autism amulsolplclv
ing mhination.
'I'hc lilo-suitor» shows is nocptlm gown
u! black miter. The shirt has I into
and is m It top at. either side oi
the tahlier by po ital jut at
The bodice It. «min, at the hack but
has I hlousc tron rot in moons and
opening ova I lull chromatic of gold
souls. Tho halite is mlmniticrui with
lot. as are the tails which lam the skate
cops. Theda-w sleeves! uncut in alum
It til wrist. when!” an amino“.
Tbehoit lull Murals. the cranial“
shore hill. at whifi mow-altos tie «do.
Jt‘ntc t'notm.

5“ M 5”“ Bus.
Opendstlytromitonnn..asti
iron 1 tozp. nJadonlonday even-
lags iron? to 8.
Interest allowed 0! ma
ALDEN ”WARS. Prat.
JOHN H. mulls. Vlfl‘m
JOHN H. KNAPP. 30¢ “Id Tress.

J. 0. JENNINGS;
4!!!! MRI“, hillt-

Wall Papers and Border-

 

 

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fionth Norwalk.
SI-ple Books at Latest fitylcs of
Papers. Borders and Gilt Nooldings
takes to houses tor inspection. on no
tics by poItIl. Kati-ates cheerfully
given. It

 

D. W. RAYMOND,

3nneral‘birtcior
and Wm.

”isthmu- It.. lentil Imam.
m. 9 0m. . t ’l'crrscc.
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”our. In: our,‘
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Mauve Hip Boots.
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then
Profit.

Upon the first symptom oi
I cold, procure I has of Dr.
llarland’s Anton. 'l'Ike ac»
cording to directions and it
may save you from I long
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Aceton

will cm the grip; corcshcad-
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Cost 23: It Drenlsts.

Aceton Medical Co.

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STORAGE
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nuiactnrors’ shoes that will

Don's Wlnur Russ-u. worth $4.00.

Man's Working also...

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worth 4.00. 2. 50
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Washington It, So. Norwallr.

ANNOUNCEMENT l

Having purchased the entire job printing plant of the Even-
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The plant consists of one of the finest and most complete
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presses. just from the tumor]. and warranted to be the best

the world, barring none; and

tons of the latest and most popular type; made. We print every-

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Our specialty is everything; our prices
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and wcwlll try to please our patrons in every pcssihle man-

FINI PAPER.

Our assortment of line papers and stationery is most com-
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all prices, so that it is not necessary to send to New York and
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BOON AID JOB PRINTER.

South Norwalk. comm-

 

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about the latest improve»
mulls

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units run; much or value. it is in».
More.

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Hall’s Catarrh Ours is taken intern
aslly. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous cartoons or the "lien.
Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
drunists. Testimonials tree.

 

A GREAT SURPRISE lN 8T0”
for those who will go today and an I
package of Grain-0. it takes the place
01 coilec at about one-ooartcr the cost
it is I good drink. full of health. and
can be given to the children II well
as the adult with great lament. It is
made oi pure trains and loch loll
tastes likes the lineal grades of lock
or Java entree. ll satisfies everone.
A cup of Grain-0 is better for the l!!-
tem than a tonic because its benefit II
permanent. What entice breaks down ’
Grain—O builds up. Ask your grocer
tor Grain-0. Fifteen and twenty-m
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”in Allie Hughes, Norfolk. VI.. was
irishtiully burned on the lace and
neck. Pain was instantly relieved by
DeWitt'I Witch Haul Salve, which
healed the injury without leaving I
sear. It is the famous pile remedy.

G. C. Slillson. n.1,. Weed.

m“ cm.
lati- il a
w. W:-

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When you cannot sleep for cousin“.
like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. it
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nectar-lion, relieves the lungs III!
presents IIy tendency toward M
min For III. by G. C. Wilson.
Booth m; l. P. Weed. Norwalh.

-AcctaI iI llInIchI.
One linntc Cowl: Core cures

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lira. Tart, Pleasant ammo . says:
Alter two doctors ave nptny nyhoy to
dlelsavcd bistro-mulling
One Minute Cowl: Core. It is tho

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You want a remedy that will not
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You want I remedy that will relieve
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You want I rctncdy that. will cow-o
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and safe to take.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
only medicine in use that meets all or
these requirements. This remedy is
famousloritsenrcs at bed coils
throughout the United states III! is
many foreign countries. it he may
rivals. but. for the opacity anti perma-
ntrnt cure of had colds. stands without
a peer and its splendid qualities In
everywhere admired and praised. for
sale by t}. 0. Silicon. South Norwalh;
B. P. Weed. Nmalh

 

Ilr. Elisha harry. at this place. can
he never had anything do hint so much
mod and give melt notch rule! host
rheumatism as Chamberlain’s his
not. lie was indicted greatly with
shooting pain on. hip to IIII until
he used lg: Ital-cat. which Ilortia
pro-pt rs ~11. 1. Baker m
II. Parts. Ohio. Par sale it! 0. l3.
lull-ca loath Math; n P. Wool.
Hawaii.

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