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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 8, 1901 · page 4

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for tlteia int-
. 'e Lightwgom
lit be second lace
shill,‘ illicit ltic'g“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘iiught

. ate. and enforce
lug their conduct.

4 tunicip‘al oIvIIeI-shl
' ‘ y city, the law wll
the isle shall- be on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mat on its alleged cartr-
;ity. The Summer Court
d mining power;

; ‘v 1 _
i ‘ 4°31; hum? figs
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to cotton of" the tax-,-
Il e‘I‘ng required to col-
IAIIIIIWIIIMI the tar -
lid cuckoo:

 

t§4 ltaxjjby

midt' to“ the tax

{fills lot" .‘ lfgrslativel

 
 

 

Indiana town Mrs. Eilat
'ng for a divorce. III
44pl'sint she informs the
at on one occasion Mr.
'IIt up her pet do?
4 4 sleeping: on a rug. uti

' astonished and howling
a club and beat her over
'th him until 'she dro -
$5 to the flour “WIil-
alien". we are informed.“

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

York assemblylnan,
“metres-I printer." has come
sion that fine. type
4 ing to do with t
,4 no of the people, and

‘ ‘ dy or as a. reltcl
(Ii .défeetile vision. he
“‘oIIucetia bill that shall

‘by all JIcwspap'er
bllshcra While

i ,‘the ow LondonJ
enforcement wooll-
‘xpath anewspape
at covers the whole
Ithe readingtagc.
‘ 1.. . 01‘ “III“
res Text Books in Schools.
(New London Boyd WI“
l‘ovisipn in the free text
I IIow7'bI-fore the legions
Ileluce't 4Witl4I the approyal
’ Its everywhere III th ~ state
is tutu ttext ‘books once
, sllail‘ilo‘t be Changed Ill‘ll’ill
nve been used nth-list u‘r

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4 tit of books must be bong“

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The tax is

 

 
 

. ' on allWl'd'dlll‘Sti «pm the
people hear heavily‘ l'r‘
k’ _ 4 :clt'I password"
it tit I I
to prTiéIF

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t wl II) have

[no Illild'rI-n
Iteresieil ili‘ Iiubl c e

Ilut Illiun.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

en. 4 for edneat ion-
' lizcns and is for the whole
population a safeguard
much more than it costs.

till: reducing
twill be or t‘\ cryonc

a Non Volt. .
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let-III ‘lll ‘l‘h‘e wsttoflhet‘

love at heart. the welfare of
makes

r-cheaper it can be made
the quality. the

 
 
 
 

.. ..4 filo-m" II/Ivuu, Fobrusr

‘o goo sstolcnmsy sue tori-.4
their can. - ‘

‘ cw BrltsIII Herold) -
A great many people here in

LCOIIIIeetictIt are committed to the ,4
voting machine idea. They say,.
and with much reason, that this

the result is much easier ascer- 4
tallied were is no chance for :
trues. 'l4‘

 

‘hines are t theiught

vtitntioI Isl require-
fitttltorizss II written
nted ballot, and this" point
wil have to he pleated up before
toting machines become general.
“i Will-r WW tutu bottle.

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l The 513.83: front co‘rétlllcigosrcntgmllé
4kg e Ky so u
for?3 dressyig .znd deoilslonslly
we see It bull gown whOsc back. too, us
yet-y for from close.

The whole lower part of». black
tulle skirt is s. mass of gold braid.
About the hips, too, are fifteen or
tWeqty. rows. The skirt beneath Is

bisclt‘ sills... but it; might be o4: color
with W quart;

 
 
 
 
 

. '4 . Wild brill) Is no
doubt. 4 4_ ‘ 4 ‘ for that oi'l'sciug s's
‘ for we see sleeves, waists
$11th rt sores with their edges laced
together with gold braid; Dame Flash-
'on utilizing every available place for
applying it. I. - ..
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Lace. straw and roses will constl
into the materials for. a great number
of next summer's .hstk. Thor shapes
1Ire going-to be ‘dellghtfulw—lots- of
toque shapes. many at them off from
‘he tape to discloso the wavy troilt
hair from ear to car, Iiiid others slight
'y shading the face but. up and swsy
rent it. u.-

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A glance. at the new laces will show
“on Irregular lines” at both edges.
These are applied and the cloth cut
Iut from under, loans; it you pretty
Ii'fect Others which are like ur-
r‘suds of flowers caught up at equal
‘lstunoes are used (It the head of lllmy
10p cos, the latter. lug out out so
1s conform after lt' ls4 gathered, to
the shape of the lace. ’

 

sets.. nderwelrw
I eus‘ ”Punish“
cau have snyre t etc etc
conlmm t6” mullahs-Tamed effect.
Th9 (routs or ready-«made pklrts are
but in a pronounced V. making it im

wl i.
s'vdr'yl ”wile on flaw:

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

ppsoiblcv to stopl- slurt r lubeltt
however withou Mil
"thti‘thnt up
away all ‘ iikl o. _

‘ “Mr“ It
won'EIoh mm ormr Ear.

whilst laden British steimer Jelhcy,
which stranded all this port Wednos
Ilsy', salted from London. and was as
cute for Portsmouth. .

zr-IGAP .81 TOWN" ll‘ebruary 8~Accord
lit'gmoto odlclal diamlosls two cases of
‘ll nlc phase are known to exist

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LONDON. ll‘olii'nsry 8~Thc stato-
Iuodt oi the Board at Trade for the

grille?” or “howling"? see of
utilities lf'i‘ll‘” “mm” 1;It.

cording to u spec
ddspntcb from IViolins. is "I‘lldlts this
In pneumonia. Ills condition is
qouucod to be du'ugsrous, 4c

, wir'g‘pad‘ Itdptiuu's “on;
DC ' obrusr 8~—'l‘ c esbln t
at today'sntootln wt 1 presumably
tie the mutt or Edward's speech
at the lot it II that parliament
on February lt,,whlch may be ex-
ocetod to portly repeat his speech to
the Privy Council on his secession
lily, expressing thanks for the condo-
lences sud expressions of loyalty. rc-
lorrlu to his deep sense of the re
sponsl illty of Ms new position and
announcing his determination to work
for the vulture of all classes.
lunds sud legislation to promote the
comfort of the poor will be among the

 

 
 
 

 

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clan rclstlong cud the Tnnsvssl ttl'C
menial: one ly suited.

_. 4 . vats-rmucsrou slurs.
subsidis-

 

sssl mrrylhi Trade. I

,Ytllogl’t; lnco

vv "icon My!“ ”PIG

lurch 1,, wooded” unopposed.
III «I to owl:

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“l"flhlgill Wound «filial

and scans cam
The Princeto‘tli'dcbntlrs will

Otis 93:; fire trillsv to;
hornet-y I

 

plan is quicker. simpler and that -.

firotible. sec’mii‘ to be ‘-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. be“eertlllod to by the physician attend-
CHERBOURIC, February “Iv—The l

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wur

topics“ The klus's references to for

Intestinal Ililllllulldlng

Bw'l‘hc
ll debuts
held In this city on

’tl‘tololv silo-that a system of subst-
ulldlnl
- “I.
4 houses within s few days their choice

mess on
9.”!

only in the consequence t at it 3 '
cannot be shown tll‘. II civil actidu‘
as an admission of the truth of the

for Door-soods.
and eat well

CENTRAL
FOOD 00-.

HAVE “cusses now.

Funsrsl Directors Opposed to the Bug
posted New law.

The undertskcrs in this state are
somewhat ignited about us uItlclc
published recently in one of their
trade journals. stating that an olfor't
was to be made to hire II law enacted
by the Connecticut loglslstum to re
quire an aluda‘vlt- to H‘iIIll‘ rscdrds ot
deaths. such on set would involve
embarrassment. und expense to the
undertaken. sud naturally. they do
not take kindly to the proposition
Singulurly enough in lnvostlgutlo
nus fluted to discloso‘who‘lnvcnted
the idea. and the intended purpose of
It is quite vague, says. the Bridgeport
Standard - '

The only effect or such a law would
be the making of the records of vital
.tutlstlcs. so tar as it relates to ddnths
the result of sworn documents. the
same as required lurclstlou to marl
Ilsgcs. However. the records of births
are not sworn to. The under-takers
are now required to get such ststlstb.

as». concerns nationality. and the non
tlousllty-of-psreuts. ago and the cou-
dlt-lon in life, such as married or sin-
gle, widow or widower.

All these must appear on the death
certificate. and the cause of death shall

us the deceased in the lust illness. be
low the registrar of vital statistics
will issue a burial pormlt.

The latter clause is often on annoy
ouce to undertaken. Physicians will
louvc town. and In their Ilbscncc thou
patients sometimes dtc,‘ and as no pill
or physlelsn can sign It dostb ec’rtill
(Isle, the undertaker must delay lun-

351st arrangements until the attending

yslcla‘u returns; or thust secure the
permission of the bould of health to
milko' the burial. ..

As regards the record fIIInlshod by
the rolutlvcu ol' the dead. oases whore
false statements are made hru roar.
undertaken say. so tar us they can be
(lutoctcd Tho opinioh brdv'ulls that If
the relatlvos. for rcuonn best known
to tbotnsolvbu. would lie about the lil-
tortnatlou for the record they would
do so whether Ilnddr bath or not if
an oath Wore reunited It would have
to ho made before a notary or ml of-
llclil authorised to certify to it.
The luoonvnnlcncc end“
this would have to ho notulmpunled by
a notary or llll ofllcisl authorized to
certify to it. . 'l‘ho lnconvonlcuce and
that this would entail ls appur-
cut. when it Is considered that on
undertaker would have to ho sccorn-
pIuIloIl by It notary, and If the home of
the deceased Wall (on miles buck lo
the country. the notary would Intro to
be “paid for the time Iipout. This ox-
piinso the uudortsltci-s. in some cases,

mght not got back. The on
would be tblt the II'u’dcltslIcI-s would
«ll‘ be seeking spoolutmnnt cs nct~
IIr us;
The undertlkur's business is dull»
cute ll. ‘thc best. films: ovlulht‘tion or
with In It runny prod tides tho trans.
notion“ of button with “the usual I'rcc-I
(tom, bones the noses HA for test on

of th II nude or. .lt lit the
id for the till setsker to do
it over. 4

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

troy slln dental us until tIIo
tIIIIcrIIl ll II where the
uncompr- suttor tho greatest loos.

unlit he paid borers s new guys Is

(5me Ottelltltuss "pom! sudtltoy

stow-Issuers“ roll-.1: there is in 4'
4 the end or-

‘ VCI
mil ill hilttW“.

Cannot be had

touch Juloeless Meals or Pohlt 4.‘
Ours are fresh bears and puma
goods. , Don’t spend cool molten

cal. lntormstlou about a. dead person M

CXDCMIO 4

o

osmotiry mussels insist thst I:
all back dues- for thwart of plots

s neglect to

small amount at money will secure. Today we finished cur: annual mimic”. .. . .44..
Many odds and ends not Wanted by us. ready. tor» vou‘ at I rm?» . 4

practically no titles at all.

 
 

 

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host (tasteless.

«NW

Ours look well

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'II 1

Cor. Railroad Place

and
Washlngton Street.

in Is It‘s- I I I ailis'rs a E I I] I I I 34:41 nlgiwlkin i I I]. m 554

 

 

nave enough to butliitr tliim without it
our rcquirlng sd am 4‘1“!“ returns,

a...

one" «en's opinion. or
wants

Remember, woman is most porter-t
when most womanly .U-Glsdstonc.
- Earth has nothlng more tender than
a pious womsps berm. '——I.uthrr.
Alllumoresnbc‘lowtatorny angel
mother. ~Abruhunt lilileoltl

Illsgutsc our “will“ M wc wlll,
’tls woos... wordsn.‘ on us still»-
Monro - " ‘
Heaven will be no item-eh to me if
i do not meet my wlfo' tllcro-L-Andrew
Jackson.
Even in the darkest hour of osrthly
lll woman's fund sfloctlon glows:-
Sand.
Women need not look at those dear
tillI them to know their moods.-~How—
e s.
on and water-{woman ind. a nuclei.
—--are whostllr prbpertios ‘Bulh-er
hytton. ‘

Ruptured man drills each doting
sage, 0 women, tor thy lmller pogo-
ooru.
Kindness in women. not their bean-
toous looks. shall win my love.—
Shakespeare.
lie that Would have. tine guests. let
him how a line wife. ~llon Jonson.
Every pretty woman should -ubu
dirt, every clover woman s politician.
—Dulda.
A woman's strength is most potent
when robod In gentlenesspmmurtluc.
Lovely woman, that caused our
cams (an every care bogullcw-Beres.
ford.

 

 

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TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY. ,

Compotod tor Wilson Paint Cock,
From U. 8. com ”my Tables.

This table for February, 1901. com-
puted for Wilson Point dock, from
United States Coast Survey tables The
height in feet and tenths its reckoned
I'Ivnn Moan Low Wutor. which is the
datum of soundings (in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which ts 3.0 test 'bolow
menu sou larcl. Morning tides on first
lint;i attoruoou tides on second line or

or. ‘

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Date. ll 1‘. 4 Ht. m. 4IIt.4
. 1.6mm. ”it.” tit tinny“ Mitt.
2.1mm. ”it. allow. Mill.
9 2.34am. 8.9". comm. can.
8.0mm. (Lott. 9.0“). In. can
10. ll.l7s.nl. sou. 9.61m. 0.8“.
3.455).» Mil. 9.46pm. can.
It. 4.03am. Mic. Idmm. Lou.
4.88pm. 0.0“.104389JII. 1.011..
It. 4.53m. 83m. illusm. Lift.
. 5.8mm. “it 1185mm. tht.
ltl. 1.5mm.
6.27pm. sort. ,lzdlv-m.
ll. d.lls.m. built. 0.88am.
“wt-mu. Iran. Litmus
15. 7.37am. ‘l.lft. l.2BI.In.4
8.19pm. 0.7M .Ollpan.
ls. datum. 76ft. 2..20II In.
. 9.11pm. mu. 1.55pm.
17.4‘ Multan. malt. mourn.
3444‘ 9.57pm. 7.8 t. tlatlmn ‘
Illu- 10.0mm. tl.tlt;,,4-*4mllt. «Logic
v 10.41pm. suit." stamina
MOM-.111. 8am. 4.55m. 4
211.! pan . 8.4m 5.07pm. 4
ilrl n.1, .' “and.

.. I ”I
21.44 044nm.
' “Civil. 9
it?“ 4
vim» V
lmslr'la
SJCDJRIT
' .43s.nI.

 

Mott’s Within Drawers. no

, shirts, were 35c. sud soc. Not all
sizes, tomorrow

35:. Jap. Coal Rods and Show

’ els. tomorrow.

Infants' Capo, velvet and silk.

were ode. to. 31. 5o. tomorrow’s
price

7c Outing Flannel Fanciers, 4'

4yards for ,- 19c.
Ioc. Hooks and Eyes, 3 cards
for ~ . 19c.
35c. Leather llelts,ladies,’ to- .
marrow. , x9e.
35c. Whisk Brooms, 19c.

25c. Hook-on Supporters, the

best of the kind, 19c.
‘ 7 spools Williutantic Cotton.
black only, for too.

All Linen FIiIIged Napkins

Mun: 19c.
35c Kitchen Lamps, 2 burn-

cr, for too.
so. Tea or Dessert l’lntcS,

six {or 4 19¢.
All 25c. Smokings. a few
worth 39c.,4tomorrow, 19¢.

Men’s Collars, 12%c. kind, to-
morrow, three for

71: Hamburg Edging, 4 yards

19c.

for rgc.
39c. Bless Goods, plain and
fancy, tomoxroyv, 4 19¢.

 

PREVENTING LP" MARKS.

Troutmsnt lntoptisd to do Away thh
The Disnoursm‘snt of smallpox.

Medical Compend, It physician has.
this to say:

by applying to the taco. antiseptic
remedies. and I think the most suit-
able is one theft ls made of crane and

19c
19c
19c

Best Kid ‘linished Canlbric,

tomorrow.

worthoc. y.‘d syards " 19c.
19c. (.anva‘s, 13-3 yards for - 19c.
45 inch Pillow Cases excel-
4 lentcotton, two for 19c.

10c. White Domet Flannel 3
yards for 19c.

Unbleached Table Linen, lo- '
IIIorrow. too.

One gallon Class Oil Cans.
tomorrow. :90.

9c. Cups and Saucers, tour for

4. 19c.
29c. Meat Platters 19c
40inch Black ligured Mo-

hairs.39¢- quality, 19c.

10c. quality Fancy Shirt Lin-
ing. tomorron ‘4 yards for 19“

Ladies' asep Luce Edge Top
Collars, two for 4

Best Quality Linen Handker-
chiefs Ice.

Boys 4] lannel 4 Vi nists and
Blouses. 25¢. and age. kind,

 

 

lee-sins that mukc up a ldrge part or:
the ulceration.
[which is s part (It' the nlecrstlve pro4
In an article printed in the Toledo cuss, can be stopped. then pitting csul4lhst will control and stop the circuit-

M D
t4tlon.

I'll} tasted.

the lens the pitting.‘ If the ulcer-

"Smsllpox pitting can be pre\ outed ““011 03“ be entirely ”WWW“ "10““ should be repeated dslly

‘will be only an exterior scsb, which
leaves no pIL

“The trouble uith grease or omt-

glycerinc. Tho gl'yeerlno has the ments, which are sometimes applied have never been somomeru
body to hold the clone and also belugllo the taco. Is that they are not true popularly supposed. but than“ 011pr
such a. very heavy liquid enables lt‘untlseptios and have no chemical In- ting can hardly be ovorostimhtod.
to be worked Into the pores of the Ilnenee to stop the ulceration. mum is not only an cmbsrrsssment; it is a.
skin and to check tonnentstlvc prov they lesson tho trlctlon and.tbcrciorc. 'great lnlury." . . ,

CALL 88-2

Dress Glnghsms—Ioc. ktrtdS, ’
good colors. tomorrow 4 yurds for ’l

Ludlcs‘ Wash Waists, prices
were 25c. to 98:. Mostly willtc ".‘E

Misses Tam. 0‘ Shanters, priced

up to now, soc, tomorrow,

9c.-

 

4 15¢ rDress Shields. 2 pairs for -

 
 

 

Children' s If: nit Night Draw-
ers,

Ladies Shopping Bags; 39c
qualitx

Men 5 Heavy Wool Mittens, 19c.

Lildics' White Lawn Dress:
ing Sacques, were 50s.. tol
morrow, ‘

Children's Cambric 4Wl1itc4“ ’
Dresses, Hamburg Tl‘illl-v
med were 50c. now '

Ladies’ Deep Velyet Collars,
block, were one dollar, 4.

All 25c. and 29C.l \l-uslin Cor-
set Covers, tomorrdw, , 4419:.

Best Gingham and White
Lawn Ap‘wns. 4 ‘ '

1‘95;

‘9“

I9Cs

19¢.

199

. Childrens \l. orsted Hoods,

\\ ere 50c., tomorrow
cadies‘, Flauncl UIIdcrskIrts

.sgc.

4.
.il

29c. quality. roe.
25I.. Hair Brush and we.

Comb, for ' foil.
7c. Brush Braid, 4/;- yards

for toe.

use soothing, they do’ not check tits}.

It this formentstlon.’ termentatlon process of the ulcer.

what is wanted. is a true antiseptic

e less the ulcoru- cal termcIIt.4

"The treatment I have Indioktidr
if. that. is
done there will be no. pitting 'l‘bls
pitting is the worst feature of small-
pox. The deaths rom the diseatio
as s

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Re uire onl
ulisnne.
smpln.

GAME PATES, TRURFLED.

snGroonPoss.

labeled Franco-American llood

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4”
Mil

550m

 

 

..

A delicacy for breakfast. lunch or supper. picnic trawling and yachting parties.
be eaten cold, spread on bread «Partridge, Quail. Grouse. Wild Duck, Chicken, Chicken Liver.
READY-MADE FRENCH ENTREES,

These] entrees will be found of great service on many occasions as they ofl’er In a- moment slid
without trouble 3 nice dish of superior quality-«Braised Beef a in
Burgundy style. Hungarian Gouluh, Sauerkraut sud Seuss
Pl sluts. Chicken Curry s l’ Indianne. Chicken Saute II is

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CHAS. t. SEYMUR. Loading timer. at! War Washington stink

TELEPHONE CALL. r3345.

READ OUR SPECIALS m1-

FOR. THIS WEEK.

For One. Dallsr we will give you

. 2

tot... Mend S Flour

 
 

$4. 4.4.0 barrel.

Cali
$3"an

Tomatoes. Elects -

ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THE FRANCO- AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY' 8 PRO-
, PRODUCTS? IF NOT WE WISH TO INTRODUCE YOU ‘ '
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS. .

heating} for use~—‘4Mock Turtle,01t Tail. Consommo, Tomato French Bmdllon.
utton roth. Vegetable, Reel T5564. Chicken. Chicken-Gumbo, Printouier, Green Turtle and

They are. to

i.“

Jsrdiuiere. Boat I ll Mode. 8er
s Tongue, Tomato Sauce. Sided
Chicken a la Provoncalo. Vosl

4 We have a large sale on this vast assortment, and do not hesitate to commend them to every.
one, still we desire that all our customers should feel that a reliable house Is at the back of every can,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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550 baa.

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