Ire Left limitilqtie and. I!" WIIIII Item item 1:111 11111111 111111. .. .mn. thItIlltluhiIoIerIot Itlaatiapedowhewili M Ilene by Aunt to. lily Iueeieteil PM) We de Cuba. July u. 10: iii I. in til-tam in traumluiotll~laior M iIhIfter iI deIlrouI 1qu n m be known that the Unitel States Wjilnlrtment has In no way Inter- m with the conduct of the cant- “I. The meal atlth that he wII m hampered by the war depart “t. and that if the campaign in thin m, tint anon the limit would ' but all hie own. The depart- We only pIi-QIIleion In the operI~ ’ tan in ratifyin: the term of , r at the Spanish forces. nee-III entities- has requeated that that ItIiInom be published. in view a ti. tact thIt the war department; . fig. h... criticioed for faulty matine- Hit. "1M Shatter has received ad-i . wince thIt two Bpnullh tronsporte. our In the. halo. I hospital Ihip. have ten h inland of Martinique. They are We! here tomorrow In addition. three haul-h transports lctt Catlin , My and four others are to leaveI 3 m iii-Int! 80. . m veuels are capable of carry- fl Ibout 15.000 trotipe. and the em mutton will begin when all the ves-' Hi In here. It is expected that all i the “lab prisoners of war will be ' “lurked by Miguel Iii. 3 1m Amer-tan commander has Iulii- . m the Spanish oIcerI who com- the troops that came to San- . M during the idea from hlInIInIl- .: II. to trend for their wives and fImi‘ hub. in order that hey may be Ible to We then back to in It the govern— illil‘l expense. In all. there are about "verity-Ive women and children. The telearnph operator at Manuall- Io notiled the authorities here that. Captain General Biaaeo It first refuti- ed‘ to permit the delivery oi mules IIII by these encore to their families. but later. under I protect from Gen- eral Shatter. the captain General al- .‘ lowed the messages to be delivered. The American acnerai has also auth- - oriaetl the Spanish oillcers to charter a: 1 Icliootier at Meantime for the purpose of brinliu their families to this port: but no vowel was available and other. him are now‘ under way. Probably a i Ilhooner will be sent from here to launnillo. under a it»; oi truce. tu‘ dutch lite wives and children of the l W cancers. . I!“ DNOUOI NU”. “dominance (iv- «the Itnart liver Country. (3! Annotated PM.) Tacoma. “in. July SIP-Four thous- and Mn are uprcadinl thetnselreii over the BtuIrt river country with picks and ahovela. according to lt‘ulwin l-‘. but. of Haverhiil. Mlllitl.. who has 11r- riml lrnrn Dawson. Lana believes that next IIIIIIIIIII will see opened several Important ncw tlistricin on the 811111" arlI upper waters. A town called their» art Itiwr bait been laid out by pros- pectorii nu islniitl No. I In the Yukon rivt r. lhrtw-lotirtli of ii mile south of the filewnri'u month. Ind two inilcs «11th of the mouth of licndcmui creah. 'i‘he richciit tiiuiiius yet found about Circle (‘Ity wail diacorcrtui July I. by men who were lrylhu to irticc a ilthoot coal vein aloha t‘oiil u-rwlt. which down into the Yukon ten nilIII south of tiircle t‘ity . IIIIJJIII Ili' LIGHTNING. ll! AIIociItIti mt lied Ooh. Nib. July 20 Idahtninu killed IIII'I‘t' iii-room near huro. 'l‘liiw tar tnhotno-I 11 urn deal royeti and l 1111111 y three hold of cattle Iiclouulnu to Wil- iiiitii ”molt were itllieti 'I‘hu ilet-ii iIli Lutheran church at Within won Ilruch and burned W it liaritlow lent hlI barn and thirty ttltil at huy. Nliw harm in I paitture were killed. heri- tiini damuae to the corn crop was don.» by wind. tltIiJI lillil‘l‘ AND lil‘l.i.it”iN. iliy MIociIled I'reeai ilalt Pruitt-taco. July tilt ”the iiit'llltii'l' I'nriinbd liilli urriwd friitn tit. Nit hut-I1. liriiiulop 11.111111 rctiiiiiinu IIitiiidihi-rs and tiitnnt “Milli In IIIIII dual and bullion. 'Ihrce iIIonii luliic ownera. Ililward Inb- ueergi- IIIviI Inn 1'. lot 'iilih brought out Iiioai .Iiiiiiiilii in bullion 0119"“.th than total labor in lien-on duriu the‘pIut Ion-tin. «Wm WM FITTING ill" ARMY 'l‘IIANiII‘IIIITfl.: tIr minted l‘reIIJ Waahlnuton. .Iuly iii -'l‘l11- wrctiiiv H In hen ordered that in the cutie of 1 III! Anotiathl Press.) in Poet in In article published today IIyItiiIt theUaitedStItestivill Ioon be connected by cable with her newly Ic- quired Pacino poIItiIelonti. The paper IIyii that meet of the IurveyI have been made. the oontmt tor the lIyinI or the chII has already been let and according to the terms of the contract the wink what he completed within " six months. The price to be paid its stated to be ‘tiohoopoo. 0n ‘Iuiy 20 the necutlve council of the Hawaiian government signed I” contract with the Penile Cable company to lay I oa- hle between the United States and H11- wIii out .leIn and ChinI. and the Philippine islands. the contract beta] for a period of twenty yearn. The Pop citlc Goble eoianny. according to the (Poet. JImeI A. Berliner lI president. IMPORTANT INSURANCE DMISv ION. . O (I! AIIoeiatItI m.) Tacoma. Win. July 2ti-—The United StateI court. .lnthe HIni'ord hos ren- dered no imfirtant inaurnnce deciIion. Judge Hanford inatructed the Jury to 1 award the widow of the late ladle W. ‘ H. CIIhinI I verdict IninIt the Pro- vident Savings Life Insurance society lfor :5..th The company claims tie. ceased had allowed his insurance to lapse. .1qu Hum in' his decision said that In Inaurnnce company befortI It can declare a forfeiture of I policy for the non-payment It n, premium. muIt send the policy holder a notice plating bow muchliI due. when it Iit' due. where it iii payable and the notice. I ; must be cent more than sixty days be— fore the due date of the premium. it when no dilercnce whether premiums : have actually been paid or not by the. policy holder. 1 GREAT ”RISES 'I‘O STINWMEN. ilv Annotated lit-III.) Frantic. Cnl.. .lnly 29~The dry season has caused [rent Inn to the stocltnien ’ on the alert-e toot him. It Is estimated ‘ that 175.000 aheep were driven into the; .ltil’t‘fl reaervatione alter the withdraw- I ‘al of the United Slates cavalry 11011th time ago. Rowutly a force It deputy ‘ 1 marshals forced the stock owners to rc- i ,‘Inorettiieir cattle and sheep (root the; reIerved land. Sum.» of the borders to sert that there is no gram and Iiitlci Al IiIiiii‘ ‘ water to be found elsewhere. 100.000 sheep mast perish of starvation: and thirIt. S'I‘AliltElI AND l-‘A'I‘Al.l.\' WOUND Eli. in" AIIoclIted Preltl New York. July 20-A James Dunlap. but who sbcllcwil to be John Uharlon. of 482 State stri-ci Albany. was stabbed and fatally woun- ded early this morning by George urn of this tity The men lind been d1 init- inu heavily in Gray at apartments at! night. niiti tho ittniiliiux was the result. at n illllil'l't‘l over '8.” ...—...... I-‘N'l‘l'l‘IJ-ili 'lO (INF NATION. \\'.bii1iiiatou..ltily L'II 'Iitc army 11-11 ulnllons liaVc lit-cu lllllt'lltll'tl so as 1.1 provide that I‘lllltllt‘tl men. lioupitni mu irons nod fcnittlc IIIIIII-‘ii shall be cu- tltlmi to one rntititi per day. and also that n civilian employed with the nrtny wiiouc pity illicit not excl-ml $1111 [1c] inoiitli may ri-t-ci1'i- tIIlc ration pcr tiny. LIIII'I‘ IN IIENHE WOODS. tliv Auttciatcd l’reu.) Iiscaiinlia. .\Iich.. July 20 Four sis- lttl‘tt oi charity of tin- littllil county liiiii- : plinl urt- ltuti in the tliillric winds cast oi hltiywooil ciylil lllllt'ti north. The sisters wont to plcit licrritm ntid tip to I Iatc hour last night it scorching party had fallcti to lin-ntc them. it'l‘rliihlliltii lN t‘OI.I.IrlltIN. lily AWIIM From Victoria. ii. t‘.. .luly tilt New-i but been received of noollision iii-tween iii-- Itt-tiiiicru liniuiiii and Met'onncii no the t-ltlcltccn rice-r. ‘l‘ht- llauilin was i‘iilli pit-Ii~l.1' unwind and the hict‘onlicll “111 taint-ii mrlons iiiinrii-s. lIiili‘iilI'ItII (II‘ it ltlrilllt‘ "IIIIN. tilt Ail-ticiuird I've-oi Milwaukee. Wis. .luly 20~ Julia-1 .loiiniinn. in the circuit (shirt. has hand- cil down tin opinion to tho chin-t that the new mineral bankruptcy law Illiii ile- prli'tttl lhtI ittutc courts 0' Jurisdiction In lttilthrilptcy ctiIi-I. thitit'l‘IlII hill.l.i-t II/tthlltlI. ill! AIItit-iateti Prom.) .laincatowii. N. Y. .luly tilt Tit.- Iiroiitiitctitl Wot-tiled mills were darn- Imi by ilrt- this lIIIII‘IIlIII in thc cttcnt of 000.000. II'I'A'I'III IIII‘ TIGXMI liOl'NII IN. tit! MIMIIIIII PM“ New Yorli. July iii» Illaitiiicd- bound In at N 11. in. M. m... ”ohm-..- I ely hint cntnItutn-ti till vurielIi-s Salt ll'rInIIIIco. July fl-d‘he Brena in capiinliaed for 0100.000m0... a known Iii 'I'iw lied I't‘tili iiicitini-t- ittaic oi 'I‘uau win- IIIhn-tl oil The True ntntc Multicultural such of practice [town ill the lame iilnr illnlit. iIlIil lltIiI ui11t-n n IIlIIllIII'l liuliic to every one oi tin-iii. 'I‘liern ltilrt inch 11 quurrt-I Itclivi-cii um illiiiil not be reunited or any ul- the Imunbcr- oi the faculty Illitl ilw mum. mmp- upon uni-h new-lit llll': board of ttowrimrs of thc liuitliuurc I“. .mtuliy pmiiiiruiui . l'iilvm‘rlw fluittuii of hictiit-illc. and it ......” ”WWW... ' of tho inn Iil'til’l‘uaiil‘l hiivo rcrilncd In INTIINATIONAL I’ON'EIIICNI‘IG. ctiiiitt-titiciti-iu my Animated i‘rm.) - ~~~~~~~~ ---- 'fliuln. "iii. .llii)’ W iIit‘ Wilfrid litmiilusli lit lllliiiiiu ll hid III hair “arm, the premier Intimintm that «iii-mi to lliillltili i-imith I‘Irtiliiiii a trip international m‘iiifttreiici- in 11min battalion of tritium to II" out its quota the dilemma IIiItinI helium the under the ambiance mil. Inn "in linitl‘ Men and Gentle will own on (YhIrIeIltitt tit-11m Ind flourier think! A“ to nest. the proler iii "intuit" III itii IiItI. mitt employed in the iron-port 111-111 vice of the tinny tilted up for the triin- ‘; lion oi mt-n or animals. the ill-. 4 new“... .1. ... . ~. a? MILLINERY and CLOAK STORE. GLEIRIIIG OUT §ALE OF SUMMER GOODS! Our 81.25 Shirt Woists for 750. Linen Alpine Items... , . . Linen Skirts. 500, 75c, 81.25 and» $2.50. Dewey Sailo Hats. 50c. A his lot of liirt Waists‘ at bile. Fine Split Straw Alpinen. all colors. 50. Bush Ribbons at greatly reduced prices. Bicycle Suits. duck cloth. 82.98, worth 35.“). A large assortment of Silk Waists at wholesale prices. H. Krieger, The Leading Millinery Store in The Norwalka, Mob-chemo Hotel Block. if AGGRESSIVE. :0irttinly Uncle Sin 0111 Sillitl Against the iiultl! also no can VIII. Ilnr lied 'l‘icltet sale for July is now on. iitid we are determined this slittll lie the greatest gale of Straight High Grade Shoes 3101' oi’lcrctl 111 South Norwallt. M. H. GLOVER :tWaIIiinglon Street. South \orwnlit. Drink GOOd Water _ MASH-..“ . . Keep Cool I We have n S'l‘tINl" it‘lli'l‘ltili that is a filter for hi. hit. We linve others for 45 cents. We Keep the Best Line of GIII'W ‘l “.80 It“! Till VIII“ IOIIITMI OIIII "Hill. “I. III“ III. “I WI"- “III". He 15 a Wise , department. Inquire oflec 0)! I'll . ~ ll - . - - . i- to sur- I tiered. will insist upon. "u drove l“ "mmmm‘ "whim the Cigar company. 88 W. lest ln- _________ home so that it bait not been good for street. ‘ an I“. i SPANISH 'SIIII’ Pull SAN'I‘IMIG. much itiiice. 3 iii any ; l-‘arr‘it cutie will be tried this aller- 0 Phil 1' t-it. Pierre. Island of Martinique. .lll- noon. aultable ‘0’ oflces; MUD. IN" Lmum ly 30~'Hto Spanieli htiupiltil 111111 .111- ~mw~ m:‘;.;$ figg‘gmmg‘fi I'm“... . : ll l'tiv i canto. which arrived here lroiu Spain 1.311109!” WWI“. street rent "7. letllloor 3 W ‘ ‘ “I , . I , . i I ..‘1 . with Admiral t‘orvera'ti unilron. Intiy , , ; M iluitmi "I Andthelew commercial Lighte will Woodward mm“? m“ 0‘ a » :to excitation ctilain Kth'l'lIllltlllIl rc- y irivee fol‘lliti with II this xovcrnnn-ut. it is 111-- Business Man . . . . . 'Wlio makes himself known tliiougli the columns of: The Evening Sentinel, which is a Welcome tluily risitor in the home of nearly cvci'y citizen of tlic Noru'nlks. 11ml many of tlic homes of neighboring towns. it is The Oldest, Largest, prolalih will lit lillxflt‘tili'tl to carry in- , (liy Mandated Prose.) soon leave this port for Saiitlatto tit- and Most Influential Daily Paper-of Norwalk. Its popularity anti cilicacy arc uttcstcd 111 its steady growth in circulation and tho rtipid imtcusc of its aid- 1'itt'lisiiig patronage. '1‘1111 EVENING 81311111111111. reaches 11 class of pcoplc who have money to spend, but who spcud it windy and well. Storekeepcrs, lnrgc or small, who lii‘lli‘I‘t' they have floods that arc wortli cycry dollar people pay for them. should tell of it and create it demand for their wares. This can best be ncc I I i i I omplislictl through The Evening Sentinel. ram Pitch. 'l‘his shared the same fate as the others). and Fan In-turncd to the stables and uncured a canopy top. 3 He: 2 II .4» 1 ll 1 I. i i ton's alien. 5 ions... root. .10: alert I; f room npartnienta. Id door. front. ov- ‘ er I). w. Raymond's palatial 1‘9 LET—Six roomaJluIlc Hall block. 70 South flain street. rent. .0. I. é: “.éfiL ,- ; 9:" its t‘nbn in order to convey some of the! PI bola 0:05am) on. but!” A' Woodward. crm- ‘ . . ' to now until Norwnlk commercial out of Spanish prisouirs to 91min lllllltl‘ con- icIet-tric light plant will be in IIIII-‘I‘Ii- 1‘0 LET~ApIrtmentI of M. M. . : trntt with the I' llllt'ttl States gincrn- : Ire! floor. 8 and 10 Tollel “net. Int tiii-rti- 1: “mm “mm Slates (“mm Ilart hnsi lion Monday night. J. Raficrty. (it the gun orgiael'w Apply to flab. & 1 - . . .. . . no . eat street. or 1 : issued a safe tulldtlti to her. under or _ “ “"irbun Engint company ' arrived II’ESI. South Norwalk. 1"! ll ' tiers. and she Is taitlnu suit-sit from the today “’ inspect the mnchlni-ry and m i Spun : 11:11:11.1. sit-Illner Remembrance and: m“: ""mm'm runssmooihiy. “m": the Anicricnn schooner Edward Stew- ; 1"“ "0‘"an I“ ”It“ Injunction case 3 3 ., .. mult- f "L “I“ latter is the first merchant of 1b. Norwalk 1qu South Norwaih Hill SALE—At Broohalde Furl. . in 11- . . Electric Light companv agaiuut the t'l‘ “““M‘ full ”I furniture. “Wk“ Ill ' \t‘hM‘l to urrivc here since the war was ' 3 . . . i t' uliu lectured ty tins tin-cu pmtponcd until full. and 111111ch 11. ‘1 pritm to suit Ill WM- iIitIoif u ‘ ...__. i lights will bc Illl‘lllhllt'tl as announced till 21““;qu “hirer.“ . ..-- -_ : - - ' - ”WP”. on 11 ha Ill ware. .. imp"... \lT’il "19;", SIWIIBIUII nymu : to all desiring thtun. ‘ 1 'm ntiiini cs ' my AIIocIItcd PM» i liltilAil'I‘ RELEASED PROM JAIL. i i I it“ 't'Mtllill sun Imprint o .Iiil_1 30-— hiothcr Mun i ' “m 35'3“!“ liroohslde M- mull 1. "mum" ltumll. u "mm““n "mum lunl lleioit. oi Monroe. who ntteuip- house full of furniture. ancient and “Tum, of ”W ”“me ordcl‘ of ”w mm.“ M: lt-‘II to murder l1n~tlorick lii‘iiawti. nl , ll_1)1|tlidcrn.i tit. prices to ‘sult all Dill.“- ‘1- tltu IIIII' la’ltli' til' ‘It‘l‘i‘I tilitl SHUT iii llli' wimwu' ti "w “I.” "It". hurt “W" ‘ ‘pullnlln‘gu‘llhrk-wbl‘o' In , ' l _ : ' : ‘ : iclcuami ll'lllli inil. Mrs. Iii-lull Wulll- ”WM ‘ a N' N "a and (In!!! gmmnl .tiiil tllit‘l .lll:~llll‘ III lulluloiitl. l‘x ily ml l h” u ‘ ‘ _ i ll . f I. ”u‘ “......”- 1111: .it St. Mary's hospital. ot‘ 11bit h u N m ~ur~ ’ u h “um u . V ' . Ill [ ‘llt‘ l‘ the filllloirltil". iml" Mr “W llllhllllllllh relatin- Itlil the PO“ SAIII‘I”“I"I““ WWW lilhlu. ”- . u " .... . .-_,___ l.ll\uillltti I1-Iltilmi ltII tiutsiiicl. tin-l 11:11Marltltt'.atltl \V‘llllfi Pm“ F. " “WW S'i‘l-mhirlliil' lint: it) 1,111.15 ,sinummi 1.1.1.1111. Ililtlllllitil 111- 11-111 $5331?” as mm “mm“ in”: .3 \l“ 1.7; iiii' Asaiiiintni l‘lt'iilJ .I'“ III'I‘II‘I‘II'II It) u Inortituiic on the :h "“I“: sun 111...... 111111.. .Iuiy till: 11'. .-1. ' mm .11 Mom.» which 1.» sum to 1.1- volt 3.11.12— .1 line moi-1min ot the“ III" Hi tum-ll. alli’a tlltil Illt- culili‘llcl for tho worth 32.111111. In-loit and his wife 111cm ““"""'“"'" Palmer “WWII “ ”l’l . 9" ":"| prulmatttl stealth-hip liiic bctni-cu this .11 once to their home in Monroe and iiimiiiiiectiiiim flit: I“ "I 1‘“ city and .ltipnii has bis-u nlflllt'll and he says he will remain quietly tiicrc my. ‘0' m :0”; 2'“ III" stcnnit-rr- will begin lllI'Il‘ trips until his trinl hi the ReplcnIlIt-r term ~ Ii' rt 1 ‘ '1 ‘ about December I. of the Riipci'ior i‘oiit‘thttiu‘ln-v Edwin Milt SAI‘E‘OW" 0100’ m” h a «it . .. .. i ‘ ' ' ‘00" w 111 '1 . ..... . . . .. . , I“. Hall, of the Ilrm at Hall I: John- or thutltr. 23 feet 0". .... In 11.111. rial 11.11.11 noun Iti 11111111. “"’ “I" “M ”Mm 5 1111‘. 1in Associated l'reinii m" will WM“. hint Rim. tilinl‘mzih.” : , ‘ ' 1 ‘ . - .-.._-.--_ I wni‘ - I‘ blunt Iiiicl..1niiucu hattoiiul Military I'til”l1.t‘ti.\'|ilIIIIN tii‘ (11' 1‘1 11x1. minis avenue. . ..." I,. lt'liiL. .iu1y :111 The Inorcuicnt 11!: .\ii Militm Appruiuling llic [pct M tumpa 1111111 I‘uiiip 'i‘homus 1.1 tciiipoc- . shut the South Norwnlh Sentinel is LOI'I‘. ‘ :1." till “it ”HI I. t'tili \1l.i wily 1.1-.~rcio:nl and till tho i'tiililtlti‘ltlu li.l\I 11‘Iliit' MM! to wot‘lt 11.1 th 1114b t'uy 111-111 lit'l‘t ptttuuiicniiy. M11111 it tho otllwr. and men 111111111111» Illt' twat-101 lI Ill |t-.tti1 litpi l iIIIIIlIII will pi‘riclti liti- iiniitlctiin III'I'I ll'iIIll sci-inn ttcittc .111 I‘I‘iltl iti‘ ci’t-l'ylituly. "it \t'iiilltl llktI in Hill the iillclillml ui lllt' .‘Ill'ccl I‘tilll- Inimiloni-rs to llit‘ condition of the out Irina I‘iillllli within the city limits. We know that they urc mulling lni'nc ini- prot‘cnicnts III the llilhlllt'un port of thc merr— t-‘i-tuiiy. on the runway line. indivccn WcItpoi-t uutl ilouth NU- walit. pocketbook maintain U“ and cards oi owner. hlliltibetli Grea- “III. New Haven. rlultiiiile marl for It» return to I‘. II. Lynn. lotith llilltv \it'c. lily Probably a luiuc proportion oi N‘w‘m'k' ”n“ 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ’ . ' Illi‘ lI\'tIlli|l|lt‘ funds tor street impi-ovc- IC '0 lllltli'. lll‘l‘l‘r": “$32": ”3'“ ‘“ taunt in haul in this way. but if they "I "L‘N u.‘ 11 . i i‘ rotor 11 in ritsit. 1 - , could send out one or two lot-ii men l mu “m“ : rtuii l1 raticisco. .Itin 30 It lII "ported with ruiteu tintl iaitc til the Ion-1e stone "mayo”: R :3mm , Will that lull” \‘1.i11lc~itullci1. recently til“ it would be it [real benefit to the driv- ”Mun . ' . inumtc 111 11 Ports insane ilfiiliilll. liliit “III WWI“ WW I‘I‘IIIY- m" ”as; ”fl 1: .. “you it hunted and is now on hot“ war it. -... ,___h . lN'l‘ldlIhlil‘ltllI. 'zmgu . mm b... "“‘”‘"‘“'“1 ' . hurt-2.1111: 11111.1. iin insist-111: «mun. Iona mutatinm "‘ - It 1.. mid Iliiil la-wlit i‘ Iiicu oi un‘mmw.m III ”I" Tim \Vtiiiil'l‘ Ill iI‘IIMtIdII. ’ ' ' IXIXIIXUXIIXIXIIXIXINIIX‘W‘IXIIMN ItXiih'IXIXIIXIXIIXIXIIXIXIXIIXIIXIX riu Bunting soother. Want Columns as... Quick thurna XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIIXIIXIIXIIXII IIIIXIXIIXIXIIXIIXIIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI i "‘“I. I, A. 3 ' ) 7" I I 4. ‘ ' ‘ Iltril ‘ i. . i i Iiilll Nash 81 Van Scoy,‘, till! Articulated I‘rtunti ltoriln. .luly hit it Ilttililtlt'li r‘rit-tiriciiut'uhc Ililit nilornoon front 1 nuyn 'I‘hcrc are no "‘11 or uud‘s about it: Tue l-Iiucriuri. idinply covers the hold. and t‘tiI'tIl‘tI it so thonuigiily that the wise itdrcrtiscr is sure to not l'i'llii‘lie IIIIII‘J tlutti coin- .\ tilt the bond of tiny lnruc business home icprcsoutcti in itscoliiinns it inctisiirutc with the illlti ltI tint on. I tolerant-1.11m- Ihol John lloittt hit with taint “1111‘“ ii wwit iiIII. will liliiill not iiulit1 to the IIIIII‘II' oi Intiiilci ind 1I-II1‘I‘I money expended. Iiil»il "You'll him- to .111 up only to let ahead at Ilic" said tittI worm. Iiiaii'l Mop til the IIIIIMI." "plied III .-... . .. .. ...... M I i 11011. 1‘ Let IltI l'urnisli you with it into i‘IIl'tl, or dropJu tiud tnlit llic inntitir over personally with the advertising llllilillfli'l‘. llt- won‘t bore you. but will convince you quickly linit pt'iiiicr's ink pays. lIiItl pnyu itiir wiicii ititctl judiciously and in lli‘tf columns of 'i‘tit: llt'itttiittt Hiih‘l'lh'lllu And the Coat It'a I. More Trifle.
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