-, AEHINGTON. March 17-—Tlie pres-
of Congress promises to be
reakcr for the amount of
, Very nearly ..i3.000' bills
‘ introduced in itliediouiie thus
‘in theaflbuate about 5.000
, all presented . Of course a large
data: these bills will never see
mild, but the “committee are hard
ark, selecting those of merit, and
ehially true of the upcnslon
, ly, bills of considerable
hpdrtsd,‘and the calendar is
finance in two weeks; " Satur—
the House passed oVer two hundred
, and there was absolutely
no “riotion over any, of thorn. This is
n committee, and the members
it ottor the trouble over the
tion this Congress would
_ , from now on. but
‘ t or Cub is still the bone of
on, and as yet no conclusion
, it lsalmost cer- health,
‘wever: that the present week
as ail-settlement of the controver»
“ acreduction Orzo-percent. will
d upon. This is acknowledged
ii _‘who have opposedvtiiereducs
,rsgwho have opposed any redo-c:
cimade up their minds that re-
‘ true of the members of the
tdelegntlon, who have, not
actions. A strong argument
using the Cuban duties has
id, some effect namely that
tiiy fair to retusetov grant the
,2th its in. the line of tariff that the
infill haverasked for. the two later-
tly affected by concessions be-
»beet sugar; industry and the
,, coo Still it is‘now gen-
Ili'l 9' acknowledged that the tobacco
' ’ ill not be harmed by a reduc-
‘ filled our products, are all0w~
o toCuba under the same condi-
oaey in the raising of beet su.
' d tobacco, especially under cov-
1' hold offvfora while and await
opmeats. The tobacco now being
blood in Connecticut wiill not be
' sp..but whether the farmers are
its to risk investing more money in
‘ enterprise is doubtful.
Vail this uncertainty will only last
car at the most, and with a new
sped up forAmerlcnn pro-
a 11bit. it is felt the concessions
, {ranted will be of benefit instead
Iii to the, general public.
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ECTICU'I‘ PENSION BILLS;
, mg” the consideration of pension
in the House on Saturday. the-is
flour Connecticut bills passed, as
3:2.John Holiister. of Company
' Kill Connecticut Volunteers, who
Windsor. His pension was. in‘
d roim $6 per month to super
This bill was introduced by
‘o hto Captain Joseph H. Bur
«Hartford; also passed: Bar:
atlas captain of Company B,
'1 06:33i‘l’gtrzggggfiygggfii fd‘ and urgingtbe department to ca-
oitts Connecticut bill passed was
'Ilf‘r' of. Mrs. Sybil F. Hdllp’épf I,
all gi‘ord, widow of Edwin G. Hall, '
‘nipan‘y H.152“ New York Regi-
-.The bill increases the pension
inner month to. $12. , Senator
' ginally presented thisbili in
otherwise bill. also introduced
t tt went. through. in be-
Fran in Tayldr, of Glaston-
" ‘é'blll calls for $80 per month.
midi-served in Company 3H, Six-
Coanscticut Volunteers. during
sprain» CARR m
n D. T. ‘Carr, fforme‘rly of New
Milo nus-been in the Signal
f the may ever, sincevithe be—
1 BANQUET.
3 Association.
Milfbtflihatlizheld their tenth
an 9%“? s
s u Mfim‘hflte
land county. .
ed by the 3s
Haven. .-
,‘ 0,.01
consonants.
to Atlantic City.
l‘llll.
the Humilton, .
.llOiVlOIi‘ABllE mechanics.
years of patient waiting.
- I
I Q
sun-s'rA'rions m ANSQNIA.
Representative Sperry has received
asked for in the oppor, western and
The petition from upper Ansonin asks
that a station be established at 183 N.
Main street and that Mrs. Estella J.
Mills be designated as clerk in charge.
About 1.500 people would be served
by this station. The station in West
Ansonla is to be established at 6 High
street; with Charles V. B. McLean in
charge. It is estimated 2,000 people
would be served by this station. The
thin! station asked for is in lower An-
isonia. at 462 South Main street. in
charge of James J. Mead. This station
would serve about 1,500 people.
I. Mr. Sperry referredtheopetitions to
the Post Office Department with a re.
commendation that the same bc'granb
‘abllsh‘thc stations asked for.
, , . 1.32,. t
3 , MRSJAMES M. lilblNEY.
James M. Kinney, ofGrsenwich, as-
sistantSerg'eant at arms'of the House
of Representatives has returned home
from Connecticut. wherehe went to
bury his wife. Mrs. Kinney was known
to, most of‘the old soldiers'oi this state.
as an army, nurse; . She was the co-
laborer .ot "Miss Clara Barton "during
the civil war, being detailed in charge
of the sick and wounded on the trans
ports Atlantic and afterwards the‘Full
too. She was at Port Hudson and
Port Royal when those southern ports
were occupied by the Union troops
are Connecticut . soldiers, receive
their last sip of water. from bar hands
than from any other woman, and: she
was made the bearer ofnia‘ny laatmes-
sages to loved ones at home. She has
been a groin sufferer for the post 16
years from a complication of diseases.
and died in a hospital in New York
city. ,3 _ _~ ‘
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NOTES.
‘ Mr. Sperryhas presented the reso-
lutionswa theV'Brotl‘ierhbod of Bell-
. ermakers' Union, of New Haven.» rela
tive" to immigration and the exclusion
of‘the Chinese. Mr. Russell presented
resolutions on the some subjects from
‘ , , been ssued by the
Office’i‘bopartment to. discontinu
post office at MEIRNG‘W
“ ‘ momsaeoiumm
tor thatd to b '
‘ ‘fnfoii, .
ch- emist-tie. ‘81:th 1i!
James A. Howarih haulbesnnoufirun
note as postmaster of New
Hon. Charles G. R .Vinal. secretary
of state. and Mrs. Vinal spent two days
I“ Sessmnm' Congress Will in Washington, last weekvon their way
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Bishop and Miss
Bishop, of Norwalk, are at the Coch-
John Murphy, of New Haven, is at
Congressmall Russell has been uoti.
fled by the War Depart enf. tliotnn
honorable discharge has won granted
to Henry l.. Snow, of o'rvvichtowu. . '
who served in Company M. Mil, New
Cavalry during the war of this rebel-
non-wins Isn't} v , .v interesting case
and hasfbeenln t e works for a long
time. .Suow originally enlistadiln Rifle
Company A. Second Connecticut Volv
unteers at Norwich. on May 7. 1861 for
three months. He served his term
faithfully and was honorably discharg
‘ ed .at New Haven August 7.. 1861.
While serving in thisireglmentghe pur-
tlclputad in the battle of ‘B‘ull Run,
Subsequently to; his discharge from
the second Connecticut lie cnllstedln
the New York Cavalry for three years
and served his full term with distinc-
. tiouparticipatiug in a number of bat-
“.an dill? t0 the efficient WOW 0‘ the ties. lie reenlisted for a second term
I of three years more as a veteran and
but every case reported ought was granted a veteran’s furlough.
While at home in Norwichtown, he suf-
fered. a slight shock and for a few
Weeks iwas unconscious and unable to
reporting whereabouts- He has. never
recovered sufllclently to do any man-
ual labor, and is now in very poor
He Was charged on the records of
the War Department with being a de- ~
sorter. Applicdti’on was made some ‘* x
years agofor the removal-r of this
‘ charge. but it was denied byline War
It lie noticeable that coinevofthe, Department: Subsequently Mr. Rus-
‘ sell had the case reopened and made
the claim that the disability from
which Snow suffered was incurred in
the service and.ingline of duty. alleg-
ing that when a soldier padre-enlisted
as a. veteran and then waascnt borne
on a furlough, any injury, not caused
by his own negligence, must be con-
sidered as having occurred in the ser-
vice and in the line of duty. The case
was argued before the assistant sec-
retary of war, and the law ofiiccrs or
the departmentvgave the novel point
raised by‘Mr. Russell considerable at-
tcntion and study. The law in rela-
tion to granting honorabledischargcs
through the department is very strict
and but few or them are granted these
day. ,However,‘ the assistant secretary
of War sustained the contention of Mr.
itussell that Mr. Snow received his in
jury inthc line of duty, although on a
furloughat the flute. An honorable
discharge was granted him, after many
known comedies, interspersed. with
tin-cc petitions from the city of An-
sania. asking for sub-stations“ the, colored to, and the matinee audiences
main post office. These stations are
lower part of the town. and the poll-
tious are numerously signed by the
residents'to be benefittcd by them.
Newark. N. J.‘ These bills are madeiiip
of all-star features. The best European
become one of the most popular fami-
nec bargains-when .25 cents admits
to any seat in orchestra or balcony;-
are. continually» crowded “with v-Iadies
and children and the throngs In alteu‘
dance at night pack the theatre to its
‘ utmost capacity. .
impure blood a new lease on life if in
vested in Ramon's iron Tonic. Try it;
tbsp you‘ll slag its praise. R. H. Pleis-
e , > , ' - on
But it was a Friendly Salt and be
meat against its pastor. Charles Mund-
(iii-ion, inithc superior Court and Judge
J Robinson grantcdilt. But thejud'gmeht
is not to. the detriment of the rector.
the law suit being the simplest» way
of \ arrivlnw ~ at a decision satisfactory
both to“ clergyman: and peoplb. ‘
’ Away back injl'lllfi, St. Paul's Church
was left considerable property by
threeblliiisl‘ild ,. the income 'of
. C
drow’s Episcopal“ Church, then astrug‘
gling organisation. two acres'ofvland
for J81 a year." “St. Andrew's Qhurc‘.
prosperedand today is a solid organh
station. it desired to obtain duster the
land. but St. ‘lIblili’
'd
the Norwich Typoxrallhical Union.» .; '
y but‘the cometromd ionotl .
“ Judge n3. Copenhave Ra‘s Le
. Md.,:’,writesitilc‘Tfollowii‘ig verdict?
got theories) srs' onion:
‘ toga as as told me. Therapy-gains
TM‘aiifliV‘i‘R‘iWX a», no;
pedplil Iorin‘ ‘tli‘buuhd yours.
necessaries“-
.. ml it on hand andr wave ' doo-
‘tor'a‘bills if uncontested. ‘
A A“. i.‘
W
o ,. ,,-. uw-u- .
The rim Anniversary of his Proctor
i. Stock Company Wilts. Oslo-
, printed in a Fitting Mann/or.
Within a few we‘ék’a mussel-“F. F.
Proctor will“ automate the thrift) annl~
versar‘y of the establishment ofthc F.
F.; Proctor Big Stock Co. at his var.
lous New York City theatres. Souve-
nirs will mark the week upon which
the date falls, and preparations are
being made for an elaborate cel‘ebruv
tion. . , . ,
- There will be no change in the plan
of entertainment at the Proctor Thea-
tres, and the presentation of well
star vaudoi'illc numbersbctween acts.
will be continued. Controlling so many
theatres. it is an easy matter for Man
new Proctor to .aecur‘c the very best
attractions the amusement market. of;
lords. I ,
There is always some feature in the
bill to interest the children,,aiid as the
management is always careful in their
comfort, they attend .the‘ Proctor per-
lormanres in groups or half dozen or
more. often coming unattended, and,
enjoy a few hours of lnnocantamuse»
ment. The, ladies are also especially
at the Proctor Theatres are. consc-
silently. largely made up of women
and children. "
Three of Manager Proctor‘s Thea-
tres prosent'exclnslvd vaudeville pro~
crams. They are-his Twenty-third-
Street. in New York; Proctor'a Leland.
Albany, and Proctor'a new (theatre.
and, American vaudeville artistenre
presented, and at, the Twentydhlrd
street the performance is continuous.
Proctor‘s.:Newark. has scored an in:
stantaucous success. Opened only a
few weeks ago. the new. theatre has
ly resorts in Newark. The daily mati-
--—-—»—
One dollar will give the sufferer from
4/?
JUDGMENT AGAINST PASTOR.
M
Sought That Outcome.
Johns is setup! Episcopal
,’ asked for judg‘
appliedtoward the
tor.~ Some years ago
rch leased toyst. An-
included-finalis-
an bloated our food smooth.
, ice d.hardlyv,getm
.-. . ' tfsleep‘oruiuhts.‘
, .ni druggis‘t {drummermedi- I
ea ' ‘ ‘
. llsaand . oninJRiiHEts.:whicliifwound ‘
f at fill] {£811 dolomdruthtuiiy
_ r i oe.takin' their:
a. R ‘H' '
iif‘uu nan ‘ucptbitmpontlh Word of
This south Normlk Chimp.
listing ot‘Mrs.
map, Mina Lana. Mrs.
Goodrich, Mr.
silt; Mr. and
He has had the, experience.“
He has thoroughly tested the article. ,
Hatohman. all of Mom
Mrs. Clarence Nash. of Daytona, for- He found It as represented.
mcrly of Norwaik: Mrs. William Nash,
of New ,York.‘ and. Alfred Morohouse,
of Dorian, (iii-u. Morohouso and Miss
Cunningham (loci ,
4 of the ““gatofllbirliifl tli
place curly, yestdrduy morning bound
for a trip up th‘o’i‘omoka River. We had
chartered thc,~swifi naphtha launch
\‘nilkco ,l‘kiodlp, and spent a. most on-
Aftcr a soil of fifteen
milcu iiiitlio Halifax River, wa turned
into tlie‘ 'l‘onioku, a narrow river, bor-
dered on, eitherysidc by
cake with liangln .,mos
adequately dcsc
perfect. and. as,
the right sort of
use Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as ‘ ‘
a kidney remedy and not a care all. i ilie fullest “$00.0! confidence I'M“
registered 80
Foster-Mll-
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Abnoubces Results of
. Held in Capitol, aMrch 4.
Willie L. Mix, secretary of the State
illumination:
ii“ , i
chi 16w- apps, ,3 0
the adjourned can i»
at meeting ofithu. First young splint
Societypwhlch , was, held, in Hill rlors
of the church, Wednesday eveh a VA
resolution was introduced prov! ink in
tween the pastor and this purl ,to .e.
port ata’ subsequent meeting of t a
social such recommendations as they
consist of three members softball-b
Dr. Perkins, and three by the (maili-
tbfiflonot being an.) to co ~~e_ “y,“
pkrs‘ement. they to select t roe “it”;
I
onal men to act in conjiinctl ,ivalth
the. committee toifiil-Iny‘ vacancy the
lamps. and it is the busiest part of might occur in .019 ”WARREN”
the season, i feel my back troubling among the officers... it was voted
make the appropriations forwpaator"
the most. I know I had kidney,\coin« “Wry’imuglc and 0thep:.gmeuw3 the
pistol for a long time and chanclng to {”3933 I. “t WWI” ”A “gallium”? 3
hen'intro u‘ccd hndvbassoq. ,Ibiilii‘flil
the Rev. Dr. Perkins and expressin
His ‘work as posterior ithe‘posti'tw’elve
had confidence enough in them to get a ”a”. maywwb“ '1“ gimp“; bf. it?
box at Plaisted’sldru‘g store and try church were especially ‘ commended.
them. The first box convinced me
they were just what i needed, so i
took another. 1 did not require any kins will remainin
more after that. for my back became
l prescribed them for my son.
and they cared him."
, For sale by all dealers.
burn 00.. Buffalo, N. Y.. solo agents for
the United States. . ‘
Remember the nnmcmnoun‘s—and 0714mm“ 1‘81““
take no other. '
The resolution denounced in the mast
cmphaticmann‘er. as utterly false. the.
reports cancern'lng,;Dr. Perkins. one
rcsultof-his .mcetin is that Dr. Per-
eriden.
Perhaps, if too volumes at this paper
fiiust think of, it, ton. ,yearsiwwitli. evL
cry column illicdtoits utmost,,worc
devoted to nothi‘nszfelsey the testimoni-
lals in prose ofltamon‘s Nerve & Bone
Oil would not» all be published. ; ityrhas
alloyed pain, from‘la‘ccidents incident
to human life lntlgiusands of homes.
on in your slimmer
cts. R. H. Plaisted.
ilcnr‘tl df Examining Pharmacists, has
made public the riaauits or the cram“ . ,
ions Katthomagnum.R .
There ' were
who took orarnihat
lidrtford, on March 4.
nine of the. applicants ‘wh
tests ., that passed, the nu
the largest that has passed with the
most satisfactory results since the ex-
aminations have been conducted by
the present board.
The men in their order stood:
Koulfu'ss. of Hartford; James M. Rob-
inson. of Bridgeport; Yale E. Lewis.,oi‘
New Haven; E. (l. l..atlirop,~of Hart-
ford; George Smith, of Manchester:
Henry L. Borg, of Bridgeportr Percy
E. Noroutt, of New Haven: William E.
Hill. M. 1)., of Noaiik. and Henry Otto.
of Hartford. ,. . .
The next examination will
the first week in April.
, , a lit 0% o'é‘fifolicy,‘
Payablosoifiiort, moredsfart ‘
~ ofliobcc'db‘ii b flute.” ' . ,
A ruling was made by Commission-
er of internal Revenue J. W. Yerkes
advising as to whether life insurance.
money payable to children of the tibf
ceased ,wmilil‘bs tumbler or whether
life insurance under any circumstances
is subject do legacy tax. “The title‘to _
a life insurance policy, and thc‘ilro‘ 'isaupassa'gon through “the Wind!)
beads thereof,“ ilhys‘ the commissioner, ‘
”vary according to the terms ofithc
policy and the circumstances of the
case. Where. it is made payable to the
party insured, or his executors, admlne
lstrnmrs. or militia. the legal rem“ strbctedrtoto‘cohiiniétbe come: on the
sentauves of the insured are entitled pulleys. ‘ , ‘r " . ~. . . ‘
to the proceeds as a part of the estate, ' . ‘
and it should then be
Where the insurance is payable on the
death of the insured to some one else
‘ names. It is not to be treated as a mon’g Liver pm
part of his estate, subject to his debts. t 9 we m. o . av b“ may-@011.
but should be paid directly to the hen n y u n ”l e “I o ai t ’
chciariesiistmiibisnnot consideredi a letge Ramon'n Treatment docs thew work
any or sr u ve stars so act 0 t' “l .V 91.1 ‘ _‘_:,
tax. Thifls‘l understand; is thegencral 13132.5?” ”It 8 "I y 26. cents 3““
course of decisions.’ Therefore. if any .
one of the children does not receive a CLAIRVOYANT magma,
sum ascending 810.000, not including
the money from the life insurance poll»
ciss made payable to them, then no
tax accrues on such legacy." ,
The commissioner also rules thato
special tax is notrequired to be paid
for the sale aha soda fountain counter
OI claret ice composed of syrups and
c aret, the. wine, contained therein be . . . ,. .
lng only one-sixteenth of the mixture. is“??? a mild “TWP”? “#:1th
Relative tow the stamp tax on bonds .‘i ‘9“ 9.9.3??? hem: “1 (“is ,
coarse and ‘Zelotes immediately distill
Ramon's iron Tonic leads the world
in blood medicinesw Being richin iron
it imparts vitality
and sends rich. f,
big through ,chry
$1.00. . R. H. Plaisted.
.,._......__......_.......‘ " -m-l—o
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
Republicans , Afrild State Will Go
Demwrulc Next Fall. ,
’ Members of the bemobratl‘c Congrcs.
‘ committee" have
great pleasure thalithe Republicans of
Connecticut are afraid their State will
be carried by the Democrats next fal.
Reports to .thls effect have loome'to
Washington from Connecticut Repub-
licans of high standing, and have leak-
ed out within a day or two in the con-
versation of members of Congress
representing thc‘liliftmeg istate.‘ ,
Precisely wliyit'lie probability of a
Democratic triumph is recognized by
the Republican leaders of Connecticut
has not. been disclosed here; but there
is no doubt whatever that a greatdeal
of anklety over the political outlpok
in the state is entertained by the Con-
necticut delegation.
ofadmlnllstraim shah executors the
commissioner as t at assessments , .. . . . ,.
are not to humans 2in cases :where the nihilism”? ”I’mmyt “imwimii
stamps can now be united." A case arty and MI'E‘Mc‘W“ I3 I“,
is pending in the United States Circuit V0“ ”Wrath". _
Court. involving the question whether ., _ . , . _, . . ,- . .
such bonds renuire stamps. . ”mm “gag-M . ., .
Another ruling: is that the taxable WWW , 9
value of a reversionary legatee‘s inter ,. . .:,.. ‘ , I. _ .. a ( if: . .. .
est'is the present worth of such in. , .M " "T“: f. ‘ ._ .'1
forest, as ascertained by the tables at AVOR JONIS HUN! “J" I
the. time the value of the life interest
in the some fund was determined.
ell. of Michflold, 'N. 0.,
“My daughter had rheuma-
tism, and for several nights she could
not sleep. After the use of Ramon'a
Nerve & Bone Oil she was entirely ,
cured." This wonderful Liniment pen
ctrates to the nerve and bone effecting
miraculous cures w
d
Three Apllcatlons‘ Before Judge Robin.
son in Super or Court To-day ', . - ,_ . - _ ,, ,
, Judge 8" as Axiloblneoniheard three isrhowevei', believed to be~ontotdan~
divorces and granted two in: tbezcivli ge ‘ . '
superior court.yesterdayflharles E. 1“??ij .1 7. W.
Chose wantedadlvorce from Margaret NEW YORKs "g
Chase on the grounds of (insertion. The HARTFGRVD “I
court heard theevidence. but reserved , . . . . . . . W”...
decision until further testi ‘ - * ‘ ' "’
here others fail. R.
CO ,
Clear si- as '14 Da‘iiilfl
To have a Lastingyvan’ilia‘
Flavor it must be made
Without Alcohol.
- is it Possible?
Emphalloallu. YES i
.-.iessc Webb-sec «. _ .. «,1» . , . ~ .
Mary is. went on the ground oLdescr— '“ “mi “Willi“? "r 1901.
tion. dating from April 21. 139% The
couple were married in August: 1877.
CharlesA; Lassen waslsucceii tulip _ , .,..
his application for. a divorce from Ein- A. Melanin? i:
ma'L. Lassen on the statutory grounds 6:55., 7:13,. :7! 4,. * 7
The couple were married. on Aug.—~2i 9:55. 10:,2ilqullflo. flabby. :tt'
l898, but their married life was short. _ P lid-“42:551. 1317. filth 31.9%
Witnesses toidhls honorof somelprbt. 3121!. 4:07.: 4160!: 5:33. 5:56x.
ty lively acts on the part of the detail. 3338. 8:55xi‘7i55‘xx8i11.10520.
d t "
25c cts. R. H.
, so,
iii NanALk. '
nourish a Confirma- , a.
Parti’ehcb‘méfi
Frederick and Julia
their "sister, Mrs.“
‘ has ‘ ‘
, . 7.: x j a nationalists: .
' bronchi» by St. John’s. and itsfipiist‘or. , ,
mounts beneficiarymt thetroatgwas . ,
made antennas :By the “terins’v of ,
audacious» Stu-Andrew's nuisance li-
aison s
of a artifact flooring is?" i" N
vand..are<;absoloielvz.FRBE.
A ,, _ Elton Atcouou .
confirmation 0
' Jill. “ii billed
y'i‘here will” b
difiilfi'wmn N1 ‘
- . *sltoni, of
thit‘carv-
,‘ A sessions MAN
Would'use Kemp's Balsam for the,
Throat and Lungs. It is c ring moral
Coughs. GoldmyAsthmbu:
Urban and all. Throataud L
“captain-any other in
proprietor has authori-
..eqt.s. a (San:
At All Grocers. , II
Vanilla Cilistai‘Co
101, cousin-ii sit-m,
roushitis, DANBUBV NORWALK.
nag Tron“: . 11 fife-8:00 :88. 11:31.
calcium-Tile P45, ,, . :
any-drum“ ;
bottleiteiéitochn; at
of some merit ott‘lm, great
' ‘ a Mo‘s.
as; gamma; rarest. ,
wasniucron.;uarch is—l‘noopn.
Logan, of Brooklyn, N. Y..Va guard and
shade , attachment 1 for). window", ilThé
attachment lav connected. witndbesnot:
tom of the windbwutnd cords resonant
“lea'IOWGT' end of- tiie curtain or- screen
and the lower :raitor imp-teach hails:
pulleys, thus allowing, the curtain‘itd
be pulled down independently of‘the
sash to Wh‘lchiflt reconnected; were
bill for moppingtiiesrsck or tile and
below the limit of its movement-“by; the
sash. Pulleys areal-ranged in a ser-
inventorled. if people who are subject to them-
noyingills arising from ‘a torpld'IIVei'
awouid take. a fortnight's course of Ru?
3* and Tonic Pellets
staatly dosing with-strong purgativb’si
BRISTOL, Marshals—dildo ids-“Mc-
Leani’a ‘wbll know’n'youbg‘ welding 'of
this place, consulted , o "clairvoyant
named Zelotes, who earns bani-’Hmi
ford and opened “offices arweek‘ag‘m
He advised her that it was unlucky
for her to wear a valuable“ ‘dlhm‘oud
ring which she hadv‘on heir angerrana
about. There is‘hoolue'to theiwh‘iir'bs
bilabi-
Los Adenoids, can: ' siren '17:“—
Samnel'd‘oncs’.’ may frflof ‘lcdo.‘ls o‘er-
lonely ill tit-Loni " eh With’iiluqi‘lay.
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED. Mr. Jones wss taken sick immediiitiély
after tin address delivered at a? ban-
‘quet giveng by the semantic =léihig'uie'ht
which he was the guest of honor. ‘ ’He
whe‘fifid
1mm
. .‘W “W" - ringside. " ‘
iii-ed eldearee- from I m '
“Haw”: ,, ., _ ’ .
LEAVE South, ‘, ‘ ‘ nwaLK res
' iNEW 433s
; r 5215} ‘: .5
8i shown. “,6
. _ custom.
A; ”admitting tailor. 6:453, that,
dCoosumPtion larraréily, curedminult: .924”. . m .- . m . lb
a vanced Stage but. union's s B , P.vM,-3:211~, 6*38 5:551,- :30 '
Cough Syrup w’iil- ‘nip it in the bud." 19,10 . i. :3 7 ’
Safe sure, speedy.
Luv: new vomit «iron tom
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an escort. in‘ndditionto above-P
Afr-3 45.6 if; . * = ‘
' “ ‘ SUNDAYS, ‘ .,
as: 1:991, lzmr‘hiiz‘ ‘
.‘ . till. :
SOUTH, NORWALK TO DAN-HIV
A n :23. 1.0.03. , . , ‘
7 it . so.inoculacoorfno.
‘a.
«it w \
State or Ohio, as; City of Toledo.
Lucas County. .
Frank J. onener‘iaskas oath that ho
partner oaths arm on".
' p ; union» in the
‘ d State afore-
substunce for a committee tooopsiiier.‘
lie corroborates the opinions of scores anydlitorsnces that might, a int, he
in South Norwnlk.
‘Mr. George warren, oyster planter ‘ ‘ .
and dealer, of 2 Chestnut street, says: “‘0‘.“ “31‘9“ “90.“; ”i“ commit 60
"i have been subjected to inclement
weather, and it is quite possible that
exiiosuro whilo‘superihtendlng partic-
ular branches of my business induced
kidney troubles. At allcvonts, when by a substantial “willful , ‘
consignments are being shipped to 1‘ ‘5 OWN” their “5800. “WWW“
(i the weirdness and ‘
beauty of this a dam. , The day was
captain said, just
‘ for alligators. We
saw them in abundance; and some very
large ones. Mrs. Harris kept‘tally of
what she saw and said it was 28. Many.
howavor. escaped hernotlce. As she
could not see both sides of the river
at the some time. We Went to the head
of navigation and landed at a cabin
built by. Mr. lilagler for the use of
()rmond Hotel guests. After a bounti-
ful lunch, prepared by the good ladies
of our party, we started back, reach-
ing our various hotels about 5 o’clock.
A charming day, a charming trip and
a charming party, a repetition of lost
your and we hope for others in the
The thermometer here today
on the piazza ‘of the
’ - A. M.
J. Cheney A. 9'; .
City of Toledoi ' ,
said. and that so firm will pay the
It Qii‘DOéaLAfls
sum offlNE
for each,“ a
t pious Catnrrh Olive, 2
9,, . .1: plush X
Sword to before he
in my meeting:
to
49.03.33 if???
and sub cribpd
3““? ii“. “$.93. 8909'?"
"A. W. GLEASON,
.Not'art Public.
9 is taken inter-
man of. the meet , via the event oi‘ é
them. This resolution was vote ddwd . l,-~ . »
‘ ' Hall's Catarrh Cur ,
nailiy and acts directly on the blood
on mucous sur
menisci-testimonials t s . ,
F. J. CHENEY;,& 00., Toledo. 0.”
'- Sold bi‘lllruwm’ ‘ , .
Pills are the best.
faces of the
,. .Liloha with ,
raps m an: mun
I insured in a strong
~ . . company that is “conilagratlon-
i: your poii‘c poison wrlb
tab by an super nc‘ed agency?
‘ The experience, ofa quarter of a
century In: at your service. 5,, ,
can,fii.,.tifiriom
flan
ilc Euphi-at, or Rowaytou. has invented. ‘ .
and assigned the patent to Jammy .,
o In I til’fiit
acorns tmiheailb‘outimoonlyioommodity
bought. i~w1thoutiv resound to finality.
fathers, bi’e‘hsiftflibfiw ratios at insur—
tsalon all? inst-ousted firmrdnhndl‘se.
You are undoubtedly payingql’ar‘tho
best quality: rarer-you quite sure you
are "getting it? Better to; know ‘now
ithan‘iartoi-rtna are; Carnation yea’rs’
heesiibject'have‘ fitted
i- ““a‘ col
“Thiébhdno ’Callg'tlil’fij—Jli -
when the missus-onscreen inputted '
ies of‘slotsgtthewlatter beinhino 'con:
new...
8 AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
one and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures; " 2 Metal icei'lin‘g. etc.
, Hairs-'youseenmur stock or
1 R if?" M‘O-
, . ,r « (y; at
ms mas ’3 man:
“: 17hr ' NW Narnia?
When you may coal/“you want: full
measure. 'Not only want the duality
right but the mightily its weii. mail
you place the error with us you no
sure of abstention in every bit of coal
arises your ordcra moi us‘land gilt
your money's worth, ~Our price cduais
any and our coal-amass“ all: -. v
but lid }
Successors- to 3. Harris.
122 wattr‘ht. 7,
Branch Chico,
ii 3.1"-
2 80. Mail! 8t. ""
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