It I ‘ pm
It song rather than
sure to follow;
- were in time to notch in “
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In poIIitment of
mud Oi VB.
I Illa ord Tilhés says:
’ men have discharged
ut-I duties of looking af-
iiro‘ads with fidelity and
gloom The ex ericnces
re ovaalne‘ to t to hoard
do ts. present. In a
H rcafter It will he
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telligent young indian
elug educated at Carltsle
pressed with the savage
at their white neighbors;
y,- 90 t to a ladyV with rings on
iii; A but 0116;1‘1 lady pow-
face Is no whit differ
the painting of the
(1 ever Indian wear more
A _ ‘t‘ corsets some or them
‘ billable and very comiortnble,
«It the mér‘cer‘iréd dress mater-
'F‘or house o’erwmexpenntv‘e
Il‘rocku that wi wash and yet
nice—won will ‘uot find their
era are some pieces among the
it groundlnea that look Him
Wine the hole. with nopliqnee o‘
“ ‘ 9 still galloone: theee are the
" fi‘hen than are others with
unconnected figures scattered reg.
fly over the euriace ~
bite is some to be an fashionable
,mnte wnietn no it Is for entire
bacillus over the new laces have
.I and how much yellow there is
than and how many different
There. are something new
t cob Vwebby wenvea.V
loos. of least the wider add
A: the top. Americans don't do
on it the)? are told that their lot-
, m. lion‘s them no An they
'pdi‘tod, and tho ready-mode ones
ththe rinwp outlined in this
; _ "[5“? Intend‘Ved.
LAoAINII'r town.
I I I NL anIIry III-«Judge label-
it the report or the Bob
3W .1 w for the Febrnnrr oil
the gm of no bill: when”?
M nrler in. Joelln. who
m '5” court amt
mm mm rs
“." told in ii! men
a. imbue hanging in annotated wt
I boy‘s the miter.
IIIIVlud that the
‘ ,I .Ia‘tmllrnoi
g millelther hi
I voreity. the matter assumed another
i
you when any special paint! to
lo the bully Variations on V
»_ “in Mind "
‘ iriendiy to the Filill‘i‘nm
@9de5le boring give
mm ituiiwah sol
oItwo With It bolt).
on. add no deafened. .1A to
later they nought the other time
low dbye.‘ V I I
Thom halos are to
I!
too w h notlre police uniforms.
Will h guinea they
andtgtar‘ted the are. .
the writer have:
to it these on vest are no 906d
‘ on oi them. and when
ever one 30638 It
a revoivie‘r orInr lie.
of Nathan Hall by a. number or New
York graduates at Yale. President Ar»
thur 'l‘. Hadley. at the univorslty today
gave out the following statement:
"Two years ago It movement among
the alumni and friends of the univer»
ally for it. statue oi‘Nathan Hole led
to the appointment by therorporation
of a committee of experts to take this
matter in charge. With the advice of
this committee. the corporation tutor.
molly signified its willingness to no
it was not thought heat. to make u
It‘iiel'ifl ”appeal to the graduates for
time.
lain xibmue mode no effort to collect
money for a statue of Nathan Hale by
another sculptor. To this. in itself.
there in no objection; but when in no
doing, they conveyed the lnipreaolon
that they were the regularly demoliti-
ed committee and that there project
had received the sanction of the uni-
uspecl. Wrong was done to the prev-
ious committee.
with Mr. 8t. Gnudenn were embarrass-
ed. to the alumni, oi Valet; who were
excelle‘nl‘
hell‘llz .ti‘tilllliiééll b)" the
efforts. , I '
“Every 0
pportunity bud been given
to than who are now soliciting sub-
uoriptlone to correct those mine pro
honeioun and no for no lies in air
Mower to ropilr the wrong already
lone. Their failure to do this hub
tori-ed the university to not us‘ me
only means at preventing further and
more noxious wool."
TAKEN TO A SVANiTARlUM.
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Wellington! [Voodoo I
“ ‘ I‘ H‘Io‘t‘ Wotor Ii
WALLlNGFORDI will?! Milen-
t-y 1". Roll. the attorney etrnnxe
actions um of let; heal) the chute of
much anxiety I
lured;
, M I
house to stimulus bommltnient papers.
and accompany 9:913:19“? geeémrk
o m not e pecan or
by II“ of at inter thrown by the
men he bdlifl‘lta 'Il‘l‘iil receptloil mule it
ndvluble to client‘s“ the pinup, tor, w
corlih‘x lllr. Hull Wemolt. Ami
Shel-ti! m and onm Wb‘
debited {or the work. They also were
merited I not meter bath. Iona Queer
“2'3““ men he merely AcAid»
“blur until
taken“ to?“ e warmth“ b“: on one
train. triennial gm thrill Ml! wildl-
arena: in m
and would till
lb 5:5: {99:9
0 till
"w w it?
I . I to r»
anointed. do it had bbe‘n 1, I
eztulhtnhed the theorreio II I
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came into the I
Referring to the nave in general ‘
"Cooling right d‘ow‘u ~
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tor te,’durk be taken I
buehee or hontboo is likely to secret. _‘
cont ,ra growing out
of be a‘dlloltlng or mode (or ll statue I
cent a statue- -hy Mr. I.St Sudden}: but;
this purpose, especially at the militant V ~
“Toward the close of last year cer-
whose Negotiation »
led to slice belt obey under; Into-
taken .i‘ni find to Girl lemma I
II whoa ‘e‘unomo‘lnl dolh‘mlt‘ -
too was ‘ ‘ Vhoe‘e' .399“ n9mie Villid
goods.
for 0001' goods.
and eat well
tough juiceless Meats‘ or Penlllll
Ours are fresh heavu and nine, f
ben’ i spend good money
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MONNY TAKES A TURN uh All
LONDON, February Mince the rat
th e book. partly to hon-Winn by the
bulk. to mite the new no.» «entire.
‘Iehli‘ rtiy In the intone oi the m losing.
9‘de binned It. 3 per cent.
Diamante
herd-bed nymplihetially.
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new new or "on! until ‘
CHICAGO. rebru‘m Milo
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ARLINGTON. N. in WWI)»
A‘. Emu-er. one of- the phnit‘dm Iti-
tendin‘x the Rev John. Keller. vibe
I‘m abet on annuity lut.“ by Thom
I’ll. Barker. uld tbtlllborninx tint Iwill
to new it“ In no hummus do
oer. it would be mote time, even untiil
the w Minimum Milli-tile
7c Outing Flaimei ‘FGHCICS,
35c. Leather Delis. ladies.’ to— . I,
35-: Kitchen Lamps ‘2 burn-
? "I94,
GEORGE F. BEARSE LOCAL AGENT. ,
auction at the bulk rote runner ‘bu‘ Prawn 5"“ “'5‘" W5" 55"” 9“ ‘
l taken a torn decidedly «mu. portly
I (twin: to bury Mamie oi teens to
‘Il‘leet Kid‘ Finlehed Caroline.
4 yards for :V I. 19c. worth 6.1.95, 5 yonder 'Ix‘g‘c.‘ “ rrs, I, V .‘T
loc. Hooks and Eyes 3 cards . I96. (Tatum, 11/4 ‘ya‘r‘ds iOr 19c. Lathe; 5‘1onan ‘ 53355:, .
5°“ «595' 45 inch Pillow Case‘s encei; I ”many" I
:99. ’
lent cotton, two forI ‘ ‘ ‘
Ladies’ White Lawn Died
morrow, 59‘" Ioc. White Domct Flannel, 3
35¢. WhiskIBroorIIs. » 39;. yards lor‘ . 19c.‘ mgriisfltlea were soon.»
35c. Hook-on Supporters, tho Unbleached Table Link“; to» Children’ s C‘ambri‘c .
best of the kind ' 39¢. morrow. .. 19:. V Dresses, Hamburg Tri ‘I‘
7spoois Wil‘llmantic cotton, Otto gallon Class Oil Cans, ‘ med were 59c, 139W
black only. for »I I 19¢. tomorrow, 19¢. Ladies' Deep Velvet {Collars II "
All Linen Fringed Napkins 9c Cn‘p‘s tind' Saucers, four for ‘ black” were one do lat
\il 25c. and 29c Muslin to
set Covers, tomorrow. :I
Best Gingham and Will
4 for
39‘3- 19c
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‘ ‘5981"‘bi3§l White“
er, for I Iztgc. 40 inch Flack Figured Mo— I I
so. Tea or Desseit Plates, 11499399 quality, 19$ Lawn Aprons. ‘ ‘
V , _ Children’s Worsted Hootis,
six for I 19¢. toe. quality Fancy Skirt Lin- were oc. tomorrow I, III:
All 25c. Stockings. a few ingJOmorrOW-Iyardsfor WI d s 5F,"1U d 335‘ 5°
worth 39o, tomorrow. 19c. Lndies' 25c. Lace Edge Top "3 It: “firm? n m 5 , 'I 'z
I Men‘sCollars.12%c.kind.to‘ Collam. ‘W0 for ' ’I‘ ‘93? 2 2934? r El l ‘ ‘ d 9:.
IIrnorrow,»three‘f0r 19c. Best Quality Linen lizlndker- 520mba‘t'or ”5‘? an we. 1 “
7c. Hamburg Edging,4yards “DMD " ‘ ‘9" 7e. Brush Braid; 5‘l/a with“.
for 19¢. Eogs' Flannel Waist and " for I?"
396 Dress Goods, plain and I 10%“. 2.5% and I390, kind 15c. Dress Sinfldsmpmofor
fancy. tomorrow, 19c.
- ceases that unite up In large part of“ are 900th! thgy do no boom
the ulceration. it this fermentation térme’n‘tation prchVéIIe 'ot the “nicer.
Which Is a. port or the nloerntlve pro-l what in Wanted in I3 true onfiéeptic
dens. can be otopped. then pitting can that will control and stop the thenl‘i-
3e pit-:vejntedih 'Vl'hfiflleee itihfh ulceribgcal torment.
l on. e m an n‘g euloer- mr tr
nti‘on can be entirely prerented therelg'hwfif beamfedl 35?? 3,5333%
will be on" "1 exterior 3‘33" “PM? done there will Abe no pittlnft. This
leaves no pit.- - w
"The trouble with (reuse or DIM-
i.
the: ‘ way“
The Dlnfiguremont of smallpox.
in on nrtlcle printed in the Toledo
$9M»! MW; '3! on “ill!
. “Smdllnox‘ pittirlx can be prevented
by applying to the face antiseptic
remedies. and i think the moat null-l
able in one tint in mode of name aodl
pittingT in tin; worbt fedturp of bluntl-
pox he death): (rum the disease
glycerine. The glycerin has the mentn. which are sométlmes applied have never been so ‘uum‘erouli' in
body to hold the 096119 and also being to the thee, to that they are not true popularly supposed but the evil (ignit-
such a very heavy liquid enables it antiseptic» and time. no chemical In- ting can hardly be overestimo‘ it
to be worked into the pom oi the finance to stop the ulceration. While
in not only an embarrmment; git in a
skin and to check isrthentntlve pro they leeeeu the Motion and. that-elem.
’ grout injury. " -
ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THE FRANCO-AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY’S PRO-
PRODUCTS? IF NOT WEWISH T0 INTRODUCE YOU.? I
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS. ‘ " ,I I ‘
' hire 0on heating. for use-liock Turtle, Ox all, Consonant. Tomato Fu‘bch Emilio!»
Idiom 5:31an Broth. de‘eteblc. Beef Toe. Chicken, Molten-Gumbo, Printnmer. Green Tutti; nod
errnpin. - I
‘GAMEPATEC T‘RUFFL’VED- ‘ " “
I. , I: 4me breakfast, lunch or supper, gianicflraveling and yachting ‘partiinsL', 'They are to
be eaten cold; spread on hreztti.——Parmd¢» Quui. Group» Wild Duck. Chicken. Chicken Liver.” .I
READY-MADE FRENCH “TREES. '
These entrees will be lound of great service on litany occasions. as they offer Illa, momi‘tnt‘Iand
githbbtdtroub9é Vfinim‘gilsh genomfior s‘queme- d So Cal laughing god I legally”
mummy: e. no; on ultuli or our: I align» oim‘to nee. lice
ty lulu C 1 {edition ”(gibbon Provencal» you!
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" W this vibrassortment, and do not hesitate to commend them to every
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one, and we desire that all onIi customers ‘ehonld feel that II reliable house Is at the b‘nclt oftveVI‘y can,
tobeied Funchmencen Food C
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