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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 5, 1898 · page 4

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. mu Bunk—By hill. in d
m prop-id: Ono ninth. litu‘
:mfiht. not: olx month. “I; one

honidtothuurtor.

Omar—Ru. til Wall. «not.

fillguhmh turn

' «mountain on.
‘ lot too the cannula-or of

rhino louuitotu at uowoor

, willhofonod utthoontrtmoo

 

”3M“ turnbhttlooj

[haunting-unborn. ltooi

our
toirlurlohau old lottoplonttnoro
null oolloaoo. which ou'lnoloot high-

er "high Mn." 0! the lam elm

wohsrotoouult. volatile-stint,“ .1

Onuthhawnomdoulourerento

”afiWomfll’Q‘hi than "may mum to corp by on
‘ulllolol remadoby Admit-l Sump i
Hound hlooaooro o! “tension-l;

Mutiny. It no thin—that thooltntntd-
'mlrol rm ontitlotl to his proportion-to:
thoro of tho lit”; to tho hottlotru
ileum tootloolly on thoeplnll and cod
III! which Iio id provided Yet one In
tempted to regret that there hodnot
boom outnothina more of tho magnetic
trot-mill ontl oordiolity which Bohley
distiluyotl it. his mmtnlntionu to

1Sutnpttou in the words of Bump-on

tho i speaking at Sehley. Both are valiant

 

 

 

 

r L ml
3‘ nouns—Ho.
itttrlnl I'm-ma.
llt'nnoh tiller—hill.
m Allow for m
“ulna limo“ soul; lllh wuter how I’itIt't
gilt pm tlzil pin
Intonation.

It ll noidroirnhlo to em briduen till
to mono to them. nor do the Ameri-
‘ ten people 'nnticipate my interfonutm-
not tho port at Eumpu in dealing with
thoqnootionl of peace and war and tho
0! nor my confronting no.

~ Flavor the disposition at foreign nu-
lonl. they are too niueh ot erotot pur-
‘ pit-osmotic ,tltentnelves. too certain n!
tho poetical oo-opmotion of the great-
‘ ‘t'fld‘tli'o'trorld‘s rural powers with this
malty. to tnho Ioriouorioh in attempt
In to oliforoo eonditiontt. Yet We must
”dint olroyoo to thefnot that recent
biota-y rods no certain warnings. nor
to the «hon that there has boon open
tilled-ion nbrood M to the desirability
of In international congress to n r but
our tot-nit ot poem with Spain. should
lhoooooont to Bumpeoxoeootreor other-
wise Manolo.

Between the first peace overtures;
with theiphlllntory ptmrporlers on one
title, or ltttth. to tho netnnl preliminary
bottom of t menh hosts
of dittouusioit tween the noerediml lir-

‘ . zotintoru route titno ordinarily ellipses.

Mr. MeKinloy will not delay the worse
of tuteli In ln‘iportnut hittilllt‘nl. but will
:lotilttlm inuiitt on «pull itiueerity on
the other side. But it run wan-ely be
expected that slowly pmut'i-sit will be
. . made without trinity datum-runs halls and
w ‘ hitches In so deliento tilt ull‘uir. It is til
melt times thut the ittteryeutium of tor
clan diplomat" bus been often exert-bed.
though it ntuy In in u elrepitnuuuu'l
indirect fashion. it everything pro-
eeedo to an apparently mtithu-tory
Will. all fill“ tltl lliiI My". titlllllll'lt'll
In i‘tlllt‘t‘l‘llWI. intervention Minn-titties
suites in the form of dim-i lllli-l’lltt-
lltflfil [Willa 'l'litl t‘ituui't'v-it til lktr-
llti lli Ill?“ tillltlt‘ltlllfl the truiluni t'ie-
iory-tmm ltutuiu; the l't'\'ltilttli ul llw
truly Id t-limonosvlti til the end of the
UltlliI'Jllflll war: tho rt-tu put on the
ptltonilet' the lute tlrwh war: the en-
ltlt'otl mtorttiiou of TIteoi-tily und lite
totiueilonul indemnity trum 050,000..
000 to .lthfiiMIJltlti. tire more lV‘t‘t'lII eit-
otttpletiot tutu-Mum towhiuh nuitty
Mllt‘lii t'uttltl Ito Itillll'tl.
It do“ not «honor the ntiiilllnlllio
moot thnt in wine rum tueh inter-
ion linl llt‘t‘ll in tit'mtt'tlniwe with tho
plight of eivilhtullnu. it in eitouuh
I” nation" have immunity nut-tuned
I” W" Mill ninth. llieiumlyes the or
”one! right and wtottti. And who
loam know who“ the urltiii‘utloii or
int-rootlouol rlubt and Vt‘l'tlttl tut-tutu in
M «an? After till the nutter mluw-u
, it." to ounetltun oi potter and the III
«or to the twentieth "II the uuiuo
worth tho noodle?"
“l I iiIHtl'olt) \N-tl.
itttiroruity ui Wurtwter. lilo“ .
w. I‘It‘l It'l'itt‘ltiwhl institution!
ll Which \ti' lthl more. It lit the one
Wei litettliy whit-b prur‘ldm-
tlilII" lot "graduate" lustruetiott. All
on other titllli‘flt'll and Illlli’t‘l‘dlllttu'
W nttteh they may t'til‘tttlfflltt uml
WWII lotitulut‘tuiut for i-tmturtuluutu
and; and tt‘lullllll triumph. in it.“
quot pvt lltlii'li tin-Ir illIt'llIIIlll n'i the
WI lnlilillii til )utiilt llti ti tn. min in
”0 Mil 'll'l.‘l\.ltlllltl| ulii muttl. 'l'hll
' ”will"! into l‘illl nl tub "or
M t'olntuhbt. Prim-on." lbut liII‘tIli"
mt}. lie in spite ul llu [It i

M thew institutions iiI‘I' in lo .l fur uh.
WI! o! .Ilt'lilllfl’. lllt‘tllt' iue Ititl
m lluttfbtrh ouiwmiy. wtth in-
«II WWI ditttlt Mtlt'ly lumfler luelli-
W‘lut'mteh in ow iul liur- ttmuub
those»: termite nod widely din-mom.
It to In institution for serious ond ut-

 

' and faithful servants of Uncle Sun. but
* there is a difloronoe in tompomnont.

 

leliuh philosophers “have n way of
mooring at the oupriooo of feminine

‘lnslilm. Yet the Motor! 0! funhion lit

the unmet cl\'llllnlltlt. From the

1 titty of Ere’tt tin lstif to that ol the on-
} phltttiouted Worth gown it spomt either

directlyor hyintpliention till that ht
nit-"st interesting in human eminty.

The well known American artist It.
A. Abbey was made on nosmiuto ot the
Royal modem: three yours ago. and
now he has been elected member. There
ultuost 'unpoeodoun-d honors might
mum some of his jealous brother artists
to cite thorn in another evidence of An-
elwAmot-ioon rnppnwhement.

I“. 001' Bit Pll‘l'ol HEAD

Ahntcltnmthoruoonxorootthu
In luau Itottttor lorthnnn
(Br Aooocltued Press.) _
New York. August .1 The tilllt‘ wheel
steamer C. ll. Northnnt. of the Ni‘.\‘
liht'eti line. \\'lllt'l| left the fool of Peel:
Slip. Elm rlrer. at midnight last night
lor New llui'en. blew out her platoon
bend in long inland sound sometime

after and lay helpless until her .eom ‘

pnnlohmhip. the Rlehard, Peek. mm“
along. The Northnm was towed to an
lilll'llt’il‘flgt‘ all (‘lty ltlltlllll.

'l'lte Norlhnm ls eomnnuuled by (‘nir
lniu Auurou ”only. and the [Mk bx
his brother. F'tlwnrtl
ie among the Northnm‘ s puttoeugers.

The Northzuu lift lltl pier oi the {out
of I'm-k Slip. East river. shortly iiftet'
midnight uttil was due to reneh New
Milton liliiiill {t o'eloek. It was two
hours after her departure [rout her
when the lli't'lllt'lli liupiwtu-d. The hunt
wait. then about tuitlwuy Ih'IWt'i ll Slum
lord and (fupluin'n lsluitul. 'l'lw itt‘trz
or more intuaetitzrru. aroused from slr- i
by the ryplmiou. euusnl by the soup
pint: ll!itt‘llill"l')‘. llt‘llt‘\'t‘tl they bud l‘ll'l
upon it unburirtur tultu- lllltl were brim:
blown up. 'Ilwlr iiIill'lll won tixnruiui-
ml by the eoudurt of the err-w. wim.
llit'ntm-lt‘m lillltti'iiiil of “W I't'ttl roll--
of the trouble null with \‘lulom ul I't'
wu' lliltl‘lllt' dituislrrs in th--ir l'illltl'«.
hm! their tteutbt llllll ltllllt'tl Ill the in r
t'l'ill rush for possible uttlt‘ly. The ex
vtteturut was intense uttill the “Mill“!
of the neeldvut bot-unto known. The
Riehut‘d‘ l‘i‘t‘li brought the Nurllutiu‘.
pusseuu'rru to Ihb. rity. 'I‘ltv tlililllili’
iu llw .Nttt'llltiiti in allulil.

LIGHTNING liki'l‘fl FIRE 'l‘ll .\ l|.r\ll.\

llurlnn‘ the Ili‘llitlt'l'
\\'t'llitr:ultty lillllll u burn iwlmm‘tnu to
tilrmlhvy Perry in hierwtu‘s Into
tlr-eullt-ld lilll was NIl’lb'It by hubtuiu'
and burned to tho- itruuml. ‘l'lw um
lt'itll ol tlie huru. with-ti iuelmlnl

M'H-i'e ulttiiii

ll

tiitntltot' til tom: of buy. two wuuultrt hurt.

u ml". were burned tip with u burn
'lht- only “but lilh't‘tl wmt u bunny. ‘I‘lt
Ittti'iu- With Ill lIlt‘ lutlllil‘t' itittl |‘M‘ll|lt‘il
\ IIIIIIIII'I' til lilo tielllilmtit it it- II to out .~
the III." by n Iuieltet iuilmb- but ll
wait til tilt “III. ml the tire Willi uudu
tun tutti-h Iiotttltttti when «sulnluuu iii
i‘lt‘etl. The' hull hi ttltuui ”Milli. on
shtrh there it It" tunnruuw.

New Store

The Outlook for Peace

is my plumbing but tltut will not deter um from lllllllllli,’ routiuuui war

itli liltlll |il'li 0%.

ion in The .\utwulle~;eteiytliiuuiu Illtl tbut you will liud in u find
t boot «by store. aut triees so low to be within the retieli of oil

 

‘tzotttt: nloniz liirersld‘ avenue.

«to» New Goods

u l >
TO THE PUBLIC:

We are selling till our 9

and fretili

 

 
 
 

ummer goods at 5 per eent,
discount to close out summer stock to make room
for fall and winter goods.
No old stock.
goods and get good‘vulue.

90 Washington Street,

These goods are new
Call and see these

‘Sottth Not-walk.

 

 

Elli Sill *SlFlllli

on... Bonn-t liohpo it ill
Other Site of the Rim.

.t.—— w"...

.(‘arrle and Wallneo Painter. of Cot-l
rage avenue. have been ill. i!

 

The yuehi Mabel has been hauled out
on the shore at Gregory Point. . i

.4- MA..—

 

rd. of Benedict
In Bloomfield.

Joseph Han Farm.

hns been visltl

John F. tlrlffln. the plumber is mov-
ing ftom Jerome Smith's house in (‘ot- >
latte avenue.

.w thhtirduon. of Baltimore. is
n guest of William E. Smith 0! 0s-

born uterine.
l

Mm Ernest. Morfln. of l‘rospeet
street. has returned home from a visit

with her parent;

f'npttiln and Mrs. Hosea H. Wilson.
of Riverside uteutie are entertaining
Miss Summits, of Northport

 

The frame for Robert. .luli‘lilvnky'n
new store in First avenue “was ruined
yesterday by >l.‘.outrurtor George \‘uit
Kitten.

Mitts .\uuu lllekltttum. of Duluth.
Minn. who has been visiting Mr. and
Mr». Thomas lletteillet. expel-ts to start
tomorrow for her home. '

Arthur ll. I-‘errht Wflti run into by an
unknown win-«intuit. lam night. while
but \erv
llit'klly «seamed :iI‘l‘ltlllil Injury.

lrt‘im: Jones. of \i‘nti-rbury. Who lm-t‘
been the guest bl Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
ilorhunt. is romping out at New Milford
with u party 0! Waterbury ll'lt‘lliltl.

t‘outotil lllilsioti. Sons of 'l‘exnpvr-
now. will hold a lawn potty ill the
lttillttt‘ of Mrs. William ll. lion. in lieu
vlrh-k urenue. on Tuesday . Vetting. .tu
mint it.

“the Minors Jtmphltn. Maid: lllll

n" re was “ "““‘ . I"lt|l‘|’ll(‘t'. axed I‘l‘tllml Il\t'l\ l. ‘.‘ lit and
Wt tuitniuuts .ite tlttllltn: iluii tltniidutu

t‘ltipmtttle. t'ottngi- uremia. Instead of
entries utnl lu-ttts. its Ill' youngest ex
pot-Ml on her llrst visit out of New
York. bite is Ilollfllllt'tl tn lllttl ~tingl'iu
birds and lion-r» .unl Iluy ura- .lil
liltlili).
Sl.l~:l"l‘ ill-Ill l..\rl'l‘ SLEEP.
tll.\' Atmitt‘inlml l'l‘l'bfil

“'lllt‘l‘ltlll')‘. Minuet T. lira t'lnrl -
St‘iiililllt. wile ttl’ Si'lm'ltiiiiil St'hittiult.
Wili- found «lo-dd in lml M on t-ut'ly hour
this morning. Mrs tit-build! two. in tw-
umml limlth. :imuirrntly. lll'ltll‘t' ‘l‘I‘lli‘
lug. lu.tili \hln ilitlltdlll) due lo innit
Illmim

\\'t‘ It‘ll N \ lllrtllASb‘.

.iu English youth ll thin t'illllllll‘lllti
on ilu lnynioun elli-e in ol tun: r ".\u
fill i;t~l\ttt the uulmppt utotiul who lit-
illlillt.- in it “ill! b the mute a» iutoxl
"tiltls t'tillHllllIll)‘ lulu u,du ilu- tttrhriutg-
li growl- lulu it sort ui tit-lemu- whirlt
h.» yttrium. ailul terrible reruns. rltr
lilrlmi‘al tiuuttt h-illl. out long ago. ‘liv
be .t umu wry I’Ii'll indeed in physiml
power who run nth-id in be twitry '
This is true. illwi‘y time d Iiuut to
mine: ‘nitltr‘ or l‘t'tl with .tuuet. lll‘ In
lli datum r hi hi:- Ilie ‘l‘he llt'.tll null

urulu luv th- oruttuu mostly uttoetwl
with tile oi intro-hill urv indulged in.
Not only tltti'o ltlllt'l‘ mow purliul nor»
Illyblh oi the r-mull blond twin-ls. iuti
the heuri'» netum iu-nnnn-n lutrrmit
It'll. lhut l1, t‘l't‘ll now Illlll ”W" it
drum at boot tuuvh ih~ Nllllt' thin. us
in ruwrieiu-n-d tw t-xvmtre slut-hers "
iii, lamb: tlluln- lh‘ltunrni. '

 

W e eut'iy the lutm-ut llliil l

2
When people nee u hearse, they are
no longer reminded oi the hereafter.
'i‘hey wonder how the corps looks in-

 

llIdO. l l .

instalment llotice.

 

 

Notlee is hereby given that the fol- ‘
lowing Iii it list 0! persons lIIllI eorpor- l
atiomt amused benefits and damages.)
as the ease may be. resulting and ne- 3

erulux front tlu- taking of land along \

Monroe street. from South Main
street to State utreet. tor - the
pultlle use. and for the layout

and alteration of sold street. with the
amount of their mullet-live usnessment».
us embodied in the report til the Com-
mittee or l‘reebolders us modified‘aud
ll't't't’lllt‘tl by the t' otunll 0! this city on

‘.\llgllnl hat limit: 9/ .
lltw' rlpilttn l‘lllli- [Mn--
(1' time riy. nun. titu.
It. ll. Ilmrtiu outdone-o its".
.ll. II. linwiitt. tl-mntottt 7R
.LW. Alphontu- Itmlltfllllll W
. that A. Tam-
lllltn" ititd ”tili-
t rluv F. Miirtitt. II mum- in In
Him Tammany te-tttltillli "0
Wm, ll. N'l‘utti‘e. lt‘lli'lui'lll m
. I i
' ll. It. It t'..n
from [II‘IVIIIr
\titV. wean :- t e _ .
ufttlllimitt It in "'n' m‘ "‘ Sltll,
inst ll tiiiml
ttIllIItIiI In _\
Nluio- nlrwt,
'l‘htu- titty-er. runipm. to
"numb. win-t rv-i-b-uw .m
M F. [Hoyt-r. utiul ~lutv
.l. .l. Mich. to. tun A m
\‘iin'sllil lulu
N. \'. N. II. it
it. it. R.i'u., tut. m
I" III" Atlnmu it “I'll“ ni '.'.’ l
“in T. ltlltl ”.lltm .
. llinynmtnl, It'llt‘lllt nt :3
tittntttel .\ytnnr. l4 llt‘liit nt . .3.-
luv-LN‘SItlttlll‘ ut. \ :tv'ttlli loin 5”
South Normilk, (‘u-un.. August llll.

mils.
.ltlslil'll ll TM’IJiIl.
('lrrk 0! sold (‘lly.
nuttl (it

 

HF
rrrrnrr’rr

SOMETHING
DELIGIOUS.

llur Htiliu Water. .
'l‘li Y ll 3

Film

”PERFUIES Mill TOILET
WATERS

.\t reusotiuble prim-s.
ll. H.15lllilllll’3,

viii \\'ll“~lllllfllflii film-l.
South Nurunlk. l‘l.

.i..i;.i..'t.u.t..i..i..l.

 

 

 

 

2'. "" Pimple

mt til-u or Woman.
tiny it! “ill.

thiitiil‘td

lll' Ultiltti
'ltoyol Pearl.
unto no it Dillttlll'l.

 

 

litNl HI‘ll‘t‘l utmk til lll'tit‘t'l‘~

lie uppreeiutes the tut too. thut We trite better rulue for their money
llitlll ever they not before.

illi Will I ui'lltitl lieul.

lied fluluuui. elioiet- t'illu.

Plimsoll Mitt-hut'ol.
Numti'
Suttur i‘ui'etl llitlliu.
limo-less lilteuu.
l‘itil‘ly Julie littll'i

o

l‘ut-ed tiltuultlerw -

20t- lt‘ull l‘reutu

With

“home. 2 lbs for

- - lite ll lbs lluturuuu lliee. - - - dim.
- - - lite ll llilt lhttuteul til it llllitll. - - in".
~ - 'ieib ll llmt‘uru .‘lt'ill. - ~ - ~ 'Zilt‘.
- - - "rill , Mrs. llupliiun' .luuut. ‘Jjurn. ~ - ‘Jfit'.
. Ilh'ii' l tltiit. boxes Illil'lttl‘ itiitleliw. - - lie.
~ - let euu l‘tuuleusml milk. - - - . - lie.

i «did pro-mus flitt'lt may with l pittiim oi mot-me 'ett. or 8 Inuiudstittii-e.

Kititi' t‘titil..
.t‘Ot‘tl'It No. A.

The P.

its Washington Slit-out.

 

 

tumult-d .lopoooo rum given limit.

All. 6000- D'LIVIIID VIII.

Lynch (30.,

South Norwolh. Conn.

'I lie pull.

‘ Nuttwntes
Hunter srosta.‘

 

 
 
 
 

«.ww~~~w

Botton Store

NOIWALK.

Ftlrlltll county's «on Store.

 

 
 
 
 

NORWALK'S
COMPLETE “ORE.

 
 

"'” accent: wnnx- or Auouo'r.

THIS IS BARGAIN WEEK!

Why?

\r

 

Because we marked all summer goods down this week

. and give you a chance to buy goodsvnow that you can wear for
two months yet. at half the regular price. . . . . . . . - . . . - . . . . ..

 

 

$hlrt Wants.

\"llitih I
this week .We were compelled to. for

We bought 50 down Shirt

We had no 32 or iii. and we
them at half the prleo.
. 2.. dozen sut- ones. 25v.

:5 llllltll 8L0“ one... Site.

I” down The ltlli's. Illh‘.

E 'Wssh Stools.

t‘um- of White tlruttud

bout: lll

Prints for
boys“ blouses lllltl >ltirl hotels, the Eu-
kind for t
lawns. Eu: kind for L"-.-I‘.
tlrtiuudim. lzlgr kind l;ll‘ .‘m

l. ,
.tl .

While l.il\\'ll Shirl \\';ti.~t.~. 3| ":5 nnm
Tfu- . 1:2. :ll aiiid In; only _

\\‘lill:‘ l' K. Shirl Walsh. ”.75 till”-
$l.‘.‘.'-; M and in only i

. making them.

" \”l

in
4
rt
"‘
a
2
3
I;
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ll-

Muslin \inhtrweor.

Our stoth is always large. We want
it. large. for we sell almost all the
eounty their underwear. \\’e dislike
to sell ehenp titttlerweur. for it means
slnt'ttillon wages for the girls llitil
make it. Every woman should be
.uilllnt: to pay at ions! {to rents for .‘l
night gown: that is trimmed with
llumburzh. .\tt,\"‘le.~'s price than that
lllt'i'tllh‘ the girls get two rt'lllh fur
TIIIt‘ Wt‘l‘k “'t' 50" “HT
Sue ones for 391', one to :t euslomer.

:7. donut Pint- Unth‘rr. 251',

‘.’.'t dozen litu- (‘ttrHi-l Port-rs, lite.

l0 Illllt‘ll lllli- $1.25 Shll‘lra 'MI‘.

:t tlnlrn i; L'ft Iltlwllh‘. Mu.

 

Ksmmoeks.

Fringe ones. Shift to thou,

Window .‘tllti llmtr Sore-u» omit-II

Bannister...

\l'e mrry the largest stock lit the

two cities. ".98 to 84.50.
"P. Y». and Broth
Slinky”.

l’. K. (‘l‘llllli Skirtitz We sold more
f‘rnslt Skirts this summer than We ev-
er did before. We sold all out. This
week we were offered till it maker had

and we took them at about litilf of
what thm were worth

Wltitt- hulk for misses. 75c: worlli'
81.00.

MI Linen Skirts. for misses. title;
wnrlli ".5".

t‘renm lit-Ilfurd t'urtFSkirts. 8|. “:3;

worth SHIN.
Trimmed llrown t‘rusli Skirts. 81.2.2:
\l'lil‘lll 31.75. E
April" l"l‘tilil
\i'nrlll $2.50.
.wm tum Inn-k Skit-tie. trimmed,
SL'.‘ I.» worth $1.77..
All lllnrk lmek Skirts. Apron Front.
ll 2.1. worth 81.75.

liuek Skirts. $1.75;

v

To make lllln :in itiletwiitttz Wt"'k.
thum-
_tl1l.~.~' lllt‘_\l‘ll.~ unzip Stilllrdtty.

lfillt.

Wt' will the number of first:

August

 

__._..,._. ._._ _.. - .._.

Sure it” your tltipllttite checks.

 

 

till Slot-rs marked down to l'lnst‘,

ILPWII lit t'll).‘.'\l‘_

.ntuun-uelttt: tomorrow.

 

BOSTON STORE, cor. Main and Wall Ste... Norwalk.

 

'l‘llE EvnhtNu SENTINEL .
13mm BES'I‘ ADVERTISING
MEDIUM 1N NORWALK

l.

 

At Seymour’ 5 Store.

The good: we llillltllt‘ are of the finest
quality produced. rtx' Tins l-‘At‘l‘
IN YOUR MIND!
tho highest quality ot goods the mur~
Iti‘l tiflorilti til title

You can tinny. let
ttlore with ind
weluhts tilitl tummres. lllltl us reason
lllllt‘ ltt prim us they t'llll be pttiutlbly
miitl'lor. (lite tillllt‘t' oi A good nriieli-
is worth more ltt value limit '53 lb. oi
on nrtlelo thui don‘t alru sntlufueilou.
tltir iiitti is to pltieo lit-lore the puhllv
tho Inlottt stylus utul the most uiiruet-
iro novelties that comes upon the untr-

ltel.
it elsewhere.

(‘onie here wlun you mount llud

Fancy Northtleld creamery butter in
"u lb. prints.

iletittluo eulvea fool Jelly Ill lilo-m
lurtt.

tlurdru mullillwurih tn't'rwrml ’I‘ntu-
urltuls.

l'uro ll‘llll syrup nil duvet-o.

Pulley nilt Hide ereuim-ry ltllllt-I. ilu»
est produml.

Nrutelmlel.

eluwe.

l'hllutlelphlu i-rmui

 

 

Lunch horn. elalekeu. turkey. elr.
(‘nnnod shrimp. new canned lobotor.

The lamest and but moment at
tnuey t‘i‘ht‘ht‘l‘l and bittrult open not-
ers. I'll‘. I
nor eolleo bi the rirltesi utnl boot
ntttttlii IIIIIIOI‘It‘tl.

llelleiuutt utuuknl beef.

The l-‘errlu hunts. temple and hour
it'll litit'tlll.

 

ll‘resh Illi'tilt‘i‘ of Illittilortl ltithlltl
powder. The best ewl’ lltittle, 30¢ lli..
llbc lfillt.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

. ‘ JJ \Vout “tannin-ton .troot.

Tol’ophorto II- a.

 

...... ,N'w Pi'm 3hr. Monoxide Sonic oi 3am.

 

lt‘uetn ute utubimru things and will not be downed therefore we hold
litmly to them. uud iiuute uml print nothing but hit is. Now this iii
one loot you trout to remember. till: 'I but no me the lowest. the

illi‘lIIN‘lII uud the best arm-em in the 'lwiu (‘ ities.

Ask any oi our

numerous eustotuers if you tluu‘ t bpliew it. or better still. eull IlllI

he i'tllli int-ed.

lluluul luutlttt. tuuutio suuee.

Haulu eruelteru or ginger soups, lb
”llutuly” lllllll emu-hero. lb

i‘hulleuuo eutuleumul milk.
l'urbu' mutelum.
Hpei'ry tit lbiriuw' shoulders.

Humireured bums. ull leuu. lib.

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rimmed uuu ltt-i'i'l. l lb « utt..................|5u
New Noni uuwlterul. .luly eutelt. t'llt'lhllh'
littnult'iilt'tl i'm'tiltlllll‘. IN'l‘ "hung...”
Full ereuiu ohm-we. 2 lbs
New lifllilil'lifllltt, barge and Milli-”WU!”
“Hulk li‘tiitl. l “I “II" un-unnuunuttuu‘

out Summit

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