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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1902 · page 2

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inmost-7.7:; mummy
NouN‘rAIN chart _ iii
toyiaontho market. It is iltnt'nd througgnut
Ioa‘dnnotor or hodti.h has removth‘le
. Ever-y Refrigerator tally Ital-ranted.
.7 . Wilts Mountain malts} 7 7 .
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ater Filters. ‘ ’ J.
In... Swings, .
LawnRoked

Water7‘Dooiera
wnhaoy‘flquem .
i'old7IHichory’7'I Furniture
Hammock Chairs
E' ’ genuine “Ping Pong" Spaultilng Bros.’ "Table Tennis. "
”’i
Ioupons tor the Sewing Machine,” toI7be given away May 31.
d have them . 7 I

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7 JJ-7 oesN eysNINoo.

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covets"; niche FuNJNiJsIn-nis.

 

North MamIaIudIAnp Sirest,
1 South N0rwallr.I 7

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

7 attacks of anyone kb'inc

preserved and Ban-Inc Points and Ma-

‘ ed Surrounding rd

1 its new nodes.” 7 7 7 77
7‘ rote diap- today reached the
. m. mn2¢mul 'I " '

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I “ «fire 7 rs. but In testi
auto to 7i ,Bouthii
litmus my martini
"mt M‘ ““34 .‘7'

he JiqlloylimeJI
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c o 'oiten‘ seis-
edJ tints: Arnold titty iii nucleoJ tonJhthJW
on I grow we 0 iii not ry
Does It Kidneyrdiiioimey were wen
spoken or by b his item on news»
papers so I p dyad
ted In P'hnrmuoydd
"noted. I (dun
rclxiédy. They. cured me. "

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the Inn dining 7
(Continued From ii‘itst‘ liege) 77I7

the town. The
blen {6‘7" 'JHEHI' “in ‘71
Theicorrespoiment' 6t '1‘ e Associated
Prtes here has visited St. Pierre. Mar-
tinique. by the relieving steamer 7Ken~
noting The destruction there is spinal.
into The streets are two test does in
ashes and chillers: whichnoy‘er thence
andsioi dead bodies. scorched black and
shiny as it they hadalneen plunged into
.lnollinng pitch. Many oi the dead were
never ‘touched by thernnlcanlc tire and
some OMhe houses and woodworkdes-
strayed show no signs of burrito

At :Moudinge.<in the mouth ostern
portion of St; Pierre. thettown hflil‘ill,
still sledding as high as their» story.
while 7 amino 7 tort. inythoymntliwostem
part 0! St; Pierre: tho mostuanauive
stone work is, watched TheI-church
tower built by the Jesuits. two avatar-7
item a not cyclopeann mason. work, is
now like a antigenhcsp or old metal.
Soldiers are gunrenng property trots
prowling ghouls; who are robbing the
dead: :Thoyx, ”meet with severe punish»
Iuent when caught.“ . 7 7 7 . . ‘7 '
7 The, stench throughout 8t; Home is
terrible The streets are still. obstruct—
ed by huge piles; tot debris and: dead
bodies. The work- of clearing the thor-
on’nghiarcs will necessitate tine emoioy-
[snout 0: large numbers 0! men for
many. months.

Moudnage Rouge. near St. Pierre. is

 

volcano itself is invisi-

 

 

I70IIba' are uuhu-rt. 7But7 the"craber is
still active and smoke and dishes are
blowing steadily northwanh The sun-7
vivlut inhtnhitaxnts are Willi: to7erose
from St. Pierre to the island of'Domim-
ion, in boats. Many drowning casual-
ties are reported 7-

Assistance is constantly arriving at
17 art De France. tram all the neighbor-
ing islands} .

It has Just been oiiicidlly neported
that there were 1.600. dead, up to yes.
terday. at t. Vincent.

The Si. incla signal station. here re»
port! having seen a couilagration last
night in the direction of, Fort JDe
France; Martinique, ’ ‘
WASinNQTONJI Mdn‘y. li-e'l‘lnd navy?
department this morningmectalded a
number 0i message's insuring on the
Mei-tint tie ,diitit'nntcn'.‘ Lieutenant no
Cormic commanding the Potomac.
the followin3' from Fort De France
water yesterday: I “lnhnhitants- St.
Pierre sixteen voaSeIs total destroy-
d? dhidhahib
able.7 Island covered Itvith‘) destruc-
lion Ashes within live miles FortDe
France. Milena heeded, iii) 000 ret;
nngees within ten days. Donated extra
stores. Inform commgndant San
Juam”
Commander Mdlnexd. of 7t dale
anti, .celnlenl" Iromrllortme Made on
tier today‘szdathtmtollowen 77“Anx'ivod
St Riel-re thlsrmorning; Came hone
message; “stating government Maw
tinlque. 7 News‘dlsaster St. :Vinnoent:
have; sank-Pot Will rollover'it
neceisaryi: .77: ' I “
Emits! Borheh «31111th of the

 
 

Bunll She Eugenia any time with

ctbifimjflo
or to the secretary‘ s in-

. 'W
" hive tor BQ'IWO
Wallaby}? cdbled, in“. to the gov:

aggy here to distribute supplies
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It'll" saying that the' comer Byng “will
“untied” with supplies (Joi- ,lJIiIaytiu-

'7 on
we telegraphed to (he colonial
from the island 01-78:. Vincent,-
dute 0t Tugsdsy. May 1,3, as It
' . ”if, 7.?

tnn-walit I1" is

Mommy ,
is an easy ms or to invent ignite ainc'h
eipvthiotideaat he

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dint. tor I ,

 

 

- 7Igootl but when they are

placing labor in the humiliating posi

 

omor or Reno Rico, ion even-inn his
lower“: as to whit." uni Iran I! I shot 7i

lid " cohlcmm from" Bali. Juani Pomo 7. 1‘

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intimidated did

7‘I n'. ;,.i 1'7 .
iiitor Sentinels win so"):
are urgeiy the cause the poverty oi
the w‘oridnng class oi 7the world
is their nnlsio‘rtune as. well as their

 

condition said: All t one causes in-
7alcate' thnit the odor in moral and
intellectual culturet‘ How this «state-
ment can be reconellled id the7one7ei~
‘7 tit-Mord attributed to the slime nines:
that it; "A dollar a ‘rIIIInIy is- enough tor
ii won-hing mine.” cI'nInin‘t'nIt very weli7‘b0
understood. The students oi political
economy "Ingree that a p39 le must he,
iirst oi all. intelligept. More any
thing can ha” done for 7t el'r welfare.
When they possess inteli‘genee in ,aI
aufllclent degree to understand the at
i'ects oi the application pt propels
enactments then there, is hope that
they will demand what is *for their
igndrant of
the helmet proposed iodhnluti‘on there
His no 'hope for them, for; because 0'!
their ignorance. the, lowering the
choose to follow will hoirny the inn“
or the peepie sud pli‘n‘nge them deeper
into misery 7
weakness-7 does not ride and thd
world odors the object. insulin. if one
be needed to prove the statement. and
there. is no greater; weakness than
that which comes trots ii Iow on tier of
intelligence it, cannot risen it is phy-I
Ideally and mentally impotent.
The labor organizationiiut'nnd the stu
dome of steels! economy have :ieuded

7J7.

for the maintenance. In}! and
hood working 'c'ouditlolna hirithc work
ingmen of America. innit-77 appointed to
them and their cum-ts have been at:
n'nyed the short sightdd money igmbn.
here who. by their! ESWMW usefoi
money - factors, placed at hand. 'hnve
used their every endeavor to reduce
wages and impose hamhiodndliions oi
labor 7 7 7' "win-l

Inventions lmnnlgchtitml com ii-
lion and gross mismanagement; 0 al-
fairs. all for one purpose of mailing
money and for the other purpose of

lien or begging for emvmmeui. have
been the order of the corporation
ugement of affairs. intyltwis tho the
owners of large properties cannot see
that a lessening of the iisoellence cl
tharaicter oi the working people will.
in a short time, meshiniglos’ to. the
owners. =ie dlnlcult to “We or'rne»
minding mama inn, Ingtieneeesearlly
confined to any one person. or close of
peopic. We have rocdntl ”read lIr-the
neporl at one: tthtl‘ pins 9th Wot, 70nd
pi the great rds of trade a most
hitter protest, scat, guns: spec tire
tendencies of the Iar ge "Ilntinéy" old‘
are. that shut oil' the small specnnln
tors trots their business; yet the small
npeennia‘itbrsI “finned no Eggs“! sixes}:
legishnt on. res rioting e2: 0
limit or their on a 339% it‘Iml
were periectly willing t’t‘n‘go‘n'n i view
other business with less capital to in:
for from cause 0! wlilointlgey so hitter:

as. pinches and as

Igor the sinnller

(onetime and then the larger are

ground I’udtii iihnlly‘ only the few will ‘,
iii

 

, intuo 70! their, money.“ .
' out 'i thio might tint coma the
hill lotion 749‘ the worl'tfinf clings

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Nevin Agitated with"... iii

windltions .' .
7 It

one of h s cannons, and as or remedy
duo the muses that urintp-mboutrtlne

99' ty in industrial calilnn.
7in‘ the want of intelligence either in ,

Wolves with tho' Whole

7 not
7‘ Batu

coil t in a gale. They gent out from
Woo ont one Sunday {it’d

-‘ 7 demo:

stencil wotohid
h'gidioggfioniél hyaEi limits
"3;?" oJuidiitndit

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J Jr ".533"
"two” ""'tho""'tdpn
mono

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ryotpnodicinne, but it logically dent.

in; will! in di Intiye due
I midi-n, ”gag” corp yaiN-iqnnitsndnn'n'not tiled
‘ME 0; ’i
m Wm

spins; Iivho can obhiininc. isud who con
litre n'nti itir I-tnvnay, wireltpnuonth. but
you“. i This is the man whose volume
will inlet Ins surely weigh down ,that or
«working man us In ten will Weigh
down In pound in II scale. Avoir-du
pol is moral lnndnnatriai- ‘Jns Wclitt‘ns nnu7

 

 

7mary 'most usual musino miprpaperi-

i'r‘e'Ioi'c lies

the Blonder endowment" of’ man or
more. likely 7 the. want". 06 education up
his ordinary and nvsragelo'n’dbwment-
Any (lines: 0! men who ll‘ve {oratodayt

anything more than. Itinoyrditl yester:
and temporary prosperity; but they are

its the decrees of God stand
in rouse cnslnves linen/H am ng
InJIIen wied‘gc is the cleator- -of in.
e'rty ud Wealth 7 .7.- , .7. .
I regard prouerty as one 01 the sac~
IIre‘d things. the «real property establish
ed by a. man) s own intelligence and is-

r

it is the tnnltr oi.‘ what his lilo Work
has done, and not. in min Isociety

most punishable.
I‘lur nevertheless, I warn these men
in a countrytlihe ours where every
nnttu votes because. r‘ogantliess oi the.
nountty trom whence they came they
too, villi and are going to vote. g'i‘lnere

last
separates himself from” his iohowe
without sympathy, it, his wedith and

poor innd men's misery inure misenaa
hie hind ‘dct against him the whole
stream of populnn feeling ihdt man is
in mason-.7140 ”may not know who dyo
nannites lIlm, but there is danger, and
let him tnk‘e heed who-7 77'.“ in peril
There is nothing easier in the world
than (or. rich men to'Jhgn-atlate thenn-
munity in
which they live one do secure them-

" ., his not dampness that, will
,do it; it is not; by inducing the load
of misfortune. ‘it is" "not. by wasting
,eubstance in riotous livlnfinaon appo-
lined and pasaionsh But by
ognizing JtJtht every In

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g.
on the oyster-7 steamer
ployed by Smith Br era, 7the Giiit

Paine oyster growers;7mte'n‘dsy pick:
ed up. unwashed yum ..

 

 

‘hfild nanfi‘hin ”ms- {TM 18“ at .
nd the hand was, on

woolln ignition. dike the hon his

 
 
 
 

“P
rile not use In place. Keaton-4
”a” 'aifinn'i'l' lulu mmmm t‘ni‘ decent
Hound“ and“ slipped min the dredge}
:aetln declc ode wereendeavgi‘nkg a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

. monol- ivor's' inne'e i’r'bha y‘
persona lost their lion‘s

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each nitori d!
of go 6" 7

- 7w 33" moment):

in lo
iElIihvftlaliienn up Inn-«xter-

yfle could

mind the
Milan ital il‘flnnlournn ‘
dtnllha‘ldlfidolventi gr

bladder“ :chsl Kg “53"" e
. . 0131376
7 I” and of a macho vun‘io’itn

poisononnsaubstnncesozm as in the
inherit-bowed that
d or White

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

no malnouttheaamegiarth
3'50an eitmadno

 

 

ter '.ii in this respect; 'and the "pri7 '

and do not nearedwlietln'ertthem know 7 'E
tinnywtlw'ne men may. haven! transient .7

the children of‘ povertyiiust. on surely '
. 7 :. J7, ,

~lnor' it the crystallised man himself. ,7

matte: crime snainat it amongst the ,

is. a certain river oi pdiitioai lite and I
every hing has to go into it first an
tnd it in days to come no man ‘

power make vaeIty (eel itself mono

 
 
 

NE. HAVEN lily "life—Thendredge

6 “1°”: ”W "Del. says: .7"i centered for years with

ycent

.7 ‘ a
7 dark ihlnnefliodhle breasted coat with
imaginations and was minus legs. I.

 

 

7 - ”hare

 

‘In

Cotton. It has a lustre like

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

intuit hint this the reason? why7 they uric acid
do not rise “Week 7a not-rise; when: ism. It it we“ celiflin‘ifiha'vo chdre'cter
Inttengthfdoeial' 7‘77th monotone: 7dldnoinoroDr Kennedy's discovery Would

. gave In emnae' tort “expressionkln nodoeoneotthemostusemlom-s in the

quisitc colors

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over 2 droppetticoat of silk

An examination til ""7"."."

i

At $'n0.oo from $12.25.
At $13.50 fr0m $I77.5o.
At $14.5o-from $19.25. _
At, $16.0'0JJ' from~ $52.50.
At $23.00 from $36.E75.'

a

. In regard to the Refriger
day. To know the good ponnt
ly One must give it a personal
for us to give you all the chi
therefore we invite you to cal

t6l_d from 'it. This. made up with appropriate trirnhpnng

BABY CARRIAGES .
We have set new-7 prices on some of our best Baby Can: J
7J ringed. They Are all handsome Wicker Carriages with eJn- ,E
' amclcd running gears, rubber tires and resilient sprin‘EgsI 7.

 

77 7 for SUMMER cam ' , .

J Now when titer; i6 NJ' prospect of warm weather. eyery“
womans thoughts turn to summer clothes. For a go‘wn ' ' '
hi tine appearance; very. Inexpensive but suitalile ior anyt
kind of “dress up," there nil 'a’ 'rEnévi stuff called Foulardlnc. E '
it Is a pretty. soft fabric. woven 'IfI-om the finest set 'Islatid ' E

Foulard Silk Iond cannot bg

and prylo. unditlnc price is as

quw as anyone could wish. 25 ate. a yard. A line of cn't- "

. 1‘ .J I. I J I I .JIIrI‘t‘ .7 - 7
MIL:

scat! MTISTES AND MOUSSELMNES 77
I There decline to be a cry after everything JIJo'IJI
color, and really the Batistes and Mousselines Inievcry
shade of cord arid tan color are rnnost attractive ,‘il‘ina run—
J7 jor‘ity of them have lace-Work stripesl some Ear'Jé plain
others have polish dots. IMeny ‘of the mine expensivei cued
are part silk and the sheen: iwtianiisitc, They cant»: made.
up over any coldir. ,but perhdps, ti‘c niosJJtJ satisiactory way isI ,_

”Ilium

i113 .79).;

the same shade of the goods.

. Prices Image from n9 to” 58 late.

willplensc you. 77 ' 77' -

 

 

. h...“ _..._._.—-——_. r

ators we mentnoncd yestcrv
s of a Refrigerator thorough-
Inspection, It is impossible .7;
table information on papc'n".
l and let us show you.

THE_I D. M READ COMPANY

Bridgeport. Conn.

 

 

 

“Whéii Citiurch White heard that his
daughter had married a preacher, he
said: '7 “Well I hope the Lord will call
hii'n where they hang up the JJ‘iiiJggJeet
purse”-

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin, Bush at. New Castle

 

”it;

 

 
 

I‘dyspeplt Used to have great: «div
"tress? and belchingnw I tried everything

 
 
 
 
 

till I took Brazilian: Balm and one 60
Settle cured; me completely."

For. sale Jlny BI ”:12 Pioisted nan F. H
Baxter .

place: but there Its times when a kick
would. he {pr more effective.

It i'se sonny toletemptnrarily check.
cough with the ordinary opiate cough
cured; hufigwhen it is, to, be com. dine.

 

 

she 63 deilable

 
 

it E ,asked how such startling
'cured, x ntp'unle the beat physlfiim

85.0486 hth‘
very 0!: medium
t.

to out ihvp
"attend? a

 

I could incur 0!; outputting helped me -7

W ‘J
JSYI‘II'ip'othy is all right in its proper

It 7
' j‘ ISHOT iN HIS LEFT LEG.
‘7 For all kinds of sorch. burns, but so

clout know much " a braken‘na said to-
day;7 “all they know is that t ey own
the road " 7

 

energy supplied by Romeo’s Iron Ton-
ic. Try it- and be imbued with new. lite
and vigor
31. RJ. H. Plainted.

A mama'honnld not lose his temper
oitener than once in ten years, Jnnd a
politician never. I . ,

 

 

—-——I——-—,—,‘—,r~—- J
. NEGLECT MEANSDMJGER

Don’t neglect hfliousn'ess and consti-
potion; Your health will suitor per.
manentlv it you do. DeIWitt’s Little
Early Risers cure such cases. iii. B.
Smith. Butternut. Mich” says "Do-
Witt’s Littlétil'driy Risers are the
masts satisfa'cato’ry pills .1 ever took.
JNev‘er gripe. Ioi: cgu‘Jse nausea. " ’7?

 

Tii'ESn any" ' thl $55.21 5"“ '2'
n n e n tics -
' 7 . 3:35: .S'Edt'c'l'nin géls prd'NeFred "by some.

 

THE Nzw ,oEN'runv

hJ .7 bogins with no medicine better than
.7 Colours. Solvent, the new medicine (on
7- ,' Idlse'nses at the Liver Kitlineysrstom

Inch and Blood it is' up to the high
water mark of progress.

miselentiile remedies failed; It repre

in? seats the omen-lance and study of

many years. Discovered by Dr. David

- Kennedy, Kennedy Row Kingston N.

,‘I In; 1’51““.

The main isn’t mneeessarliy n7 crank

who believes that one gdodJJ turn dc—
.‘ serves anIJotlnen-JJ.I, I .

 

er or other wands.» peWtffi’M
Hotel Salve is a sure Sin
i

 

t Idlers are common 01177 the streets- in '
‘ springtime people naturally lack that

It is a superior medicine. I

It' cures _ . '.
cities in which the earlier and less '

"These big guys or the company

 

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