i
3 3, 3
‘ filling Stock of Furniture. lll this licpurtmcnt will be found all l
u'luiu Uli-ttt—daio De . W ” "
:‘t Lift'l‘di 3 .m tin r .3 ll
'0 buy from the ltlrgest slut host makers for ltpoticaae dilly and
”Apply we lire ollnlnmi to ullotbrynll things most Interesting.
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new resume
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' it’ll-flout Mil??? ”Dilly“
.35”sz secs underarm
mun . . (ammo aligns
troop sheen summons Ann uwumounonom. .
4., v ,3 . r 3 A33- 3 M .. ,3 , .3 3 . 3,
V Messrs rosin-l3: «casted» ‘s‘s‘c‘ilonltl. sock case. CALL on
More For; nauseous. 3
5
’i’riaritnnlwvrunrl: ols'rnndco Airliner) TABLE Warns.
slit “AND tilt/iii run our; A‘r‘nsi‘ iilnN’o enroll ON lAltTii.
Tu museum “3...... ....- 3 _333_ 3 3_3 3
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l. tutti BE HAD HERE. 3
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stem and Underwear.
I bothplihése lilies arc specisltieis33w3lth3us and
minute the attention oi 3ihose not already our
I" . ' lift 1 idi‘
patrons to our excellent values.
Ladies and Children’s Jackets.
' . 7 ' We lilive some «lesira‘bi‘e styles iéit in these
reasonable garments. at very' low pilces.
i
“lions. .
' V "wehsve some line pie
' 7 ' ‘ ‘Miliiihorter shines. all mail
' 7 times. ' '
3 ,3in long and
M ’ l ‘ > 3 l. l I“
cés t)l33l3:tif 3 3
Red downito attractive
3:25.er ‘1
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Y £1133. itr’l‘he. _'
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assignment two years
evince; took the in-
itidl’iailc‘ed at Guth-
zlnnisn- Tommy
“Edwin! ‘tior 3nd it!“
Thebuk‘ had at v'drlpuilJ
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causes it Whitf‘botiymhd invites sle-
'euorrmodtn Dyspepsia cure cures hurl
strengthens the “stonraoil‘, and words
on am'evorconles ulssltser roar”:
torus inclement met-onset or! has.
mama'l‘sx.‘.‘ soft: “i'nouit! not sit he.
ving
strength and run down in wet t.‘ All
c‘ m-
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3 . '* :fltwfl'fik shit (fi' ‘mfli’e’ do"!!! WISE “$041931 m..$lblo school; 7 p_. m. Christinnding' 'hlts' early this morning with tin: are
x We crippled r, ,r the otKod .rsonersdsd'm “Thef dett’vor‘rheotttigi ‘t‘ p. ’lll...‘ devotional in3'333the handout this. Blanche Boise.
3 3 notion to learn me and liraoobottlobenefitedumofiondmflebi sefitoo"3toli' by’breh‘cliln'g: ‘int‘dt diacipte of Mrs. Nation. The damage
‘- :Wruuiohjeu or are. from {sidebar-lesion: ruliy'rbatored' whék‘sht'vlcef’t‘hlithdsy. 8 p. m.. praise will amount. to hundreds of dollars.
3. Whittier" ‘ “Hr-usual «strengthw weight and end presel- Pleemm" 3 3 MiaofiBolae» some months ago horse
9‘ . 4;“ ' ‘ health." cum Phlrinncy. ”v 33: 3“ E3391 3PM... ““" W" wptdpped Mn3yoi‘-3Parlterv 3313M» alga 3lrtrs'
.. ‘m‘ L. . ,. _»3u.:»§“f 3' - '3 -.~- rin ty - 3 opa Chur h." eat me e severe rods with rs. atop.
_ W 31!! ‘ ¢;%3F.°‘3T.N‘z_ Afigt HGRWIEHAN’I‘WtLLi-“‘atrbitt nod: xfil’ivéfitfi‘l‘ekfiolh- She glves as an excuse for hatred of
u. “i, . on A . .murnwrna willitftho'il'y‘r.“Htr’mphi‘téilfit‘ehtoik-Boly com: saloons that liquori‘rntned x memo
" it'ffiih‘ii‘h"ihfi 156.13 lttssmhnsm~mmhnr¥eeuumnt-
il. Church: singing a specialty.
‘ the "olfbrtory
saline of or week stipulation"! ' cut oil.
winnersmmmorwwnoinoxml‘
no of recovery vanished. He ing3
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itcv. w. W; T. Duhca’n. pastor.~il:30.
n. in..'8u‘lr'tluy morningi class: 'nizso lli
m.. address, N. H. Jacks. Hartford: 12
m.. Sunday school ‘-. and» Men‘s ”Bible
class: is p. m.. Ynlmh Pedple's meeting:
7 3p. m.. sermon. "‘lhs Bio of Balsam.
the >Unviilling3 Prophet?“ prelude,
"Abilihetu Lincoln and Modern
’l‘imes." Morning service inxthe inter-
est or the Young Mon's‘Clii‘lstiiin its
socialiou. Special mullic'tor'thc day
will be: Anthem; "i lienrd‘the voice
M'Jesns Bliy:"‘niltlictii. ”The. Lend of
ltcst;"‘solo. “The Prodigal.” Mr. Rol-
loz‘ unilii-m. “Thy Holldwod Pres-
onco;" unillem. To Deum; solo. Mrs.
Eaton. ‘ ‘ ' ' '
Niii-wnlk Methodist ' Episcopal
Clinrlfih. Rev. L. K. Moore. pastor.—
Mrirnihg'prayer hervlce ‘ut 9:30; ser-
virli With‘ sermon itt‘ltizilo: Sunday-
schoo'i tmti tidbit class tit 12 m.: Ep-
wlti'th 'Leugue service at 6:30p m.:
evening service. with sermoli' at 7:30.
Music2 for" the tiny: ' Anthem. ‘:Te
iirllm."‘iiloyfi: hole tor'centrnlto. 38st-
vcted: Gloria Patti. Holden: qdnrtetto.
"saviour Breathe snl‘rivminlr Bless-
ing,” Iill'ncl‘son:~ anthem. "The Shadows
, of the Evening Hour." ilnrri-Shelley:
qn‘llrtcite'. selected. '
Services of Knight‘Street Church.
1‘. B. McConnell. fission—Al n. “1.96m“
mun by pastor: first). Buoduy school:
tlziitl'Cht‘istitm Endeavor; 7:80 a dis-
l-ourneoil the foundation of the A. M.
Mon-
day evening. ofldrtory; Tuesilny even-
lllg. class meeting. ’-
CONGREGAT'DNAL.
South Norwllik congregational. Rev.
i‘nnl Moore Strayer. pastor—10:30 it.
ill..‘ sermon. Rewards and Punish-
nldnts; trut‘trtcts. Hear. 0 Lord.3 Wat-
son: 'I Lay My Sins on Jesus; ‘Blhlb
school ‘nt 12; reaper service in the in-
iui'est of the Y. M. CT‘A. at 4:30. "
The ‘i‘ir‘st Cellgrcgaiionnl Church.
Ndrvl'nlk, Gourd/c it. Egbert. pasture-
Mo'ri‘il‘ng service at 1‘0:30.“ Preaching
by the pastor: Sunday iii-hoot tit “1322153
evening servlre'ht 7:30. A service in
1hr interest of the Voting Men’s Christ:
inn Association: Wednesday at 3. Pos-
ter’s Guild: Thursday pt 7:40. Young
ilebpie‘S'Sot-iety prayer service in the
'iadles"‘pnrlo'r. A temperance evening:
‘ ’i‘htit'ilday at 8. church ”Handler.
Flc‘rvlce in anticipation of thhillgton's
mrthd'ay'. ‘Dr. Hale‘s lemons story, “A
Man Without niflou’trtry.”
' BAPTIST.
Sbutll Norw‘nlk Bhptist. it. 13. Car-
petiter; pastor-#Servlces at the church
will he' or specisi interest ’to every
member as well as offering the public
unattractive religious opportunity. The
morning? service will be given up to
tllh Y. M. C. A. and will no addressed
by N. H‘. Davis. general secretary of
ille‘Y. M. C. A. ar'Brldgeport. Mr.
lfluvis‘ led young than rim of enthus—
ism', rind an interesting public speaker.
The Bible school will convene at noon
with blesses for all ages. Junior ‘0. E.
:1” p, iii. The‘Yonng People's Society
nt"6 o'clock. and at 7 the regular oven-
nut liefvl'ce will begin, with ihiormnl
song service of ten minutes. The pas—
lo‘l‘WNili'ptench on tile-hilbiert ‘ . ..e Si:
luiitL'Thu'nder of n Goon Milli."
First Bnptt
en. "ptistoreat’rnyer set-vire.'ill a. 'm.:
l2:00; Yoli'rt‘g '3l3’eoplr‘s wméétln‘t. 6:30:
I 1 3‘ ..
citing pt'hi l‘ litbetin‘g. 7330.“
titling 3 pear Ohiirch or - Norwnlk
corner Butlervanlt‘oiilncy streets, Rev
D: Cr‘t‘ho‘n‘i s. mliilst‘tiit'kaunday. ii 3a
th.‘.'prlittio h d prayer moetihitz“3:30 p
‘mtiiilou", :3“ht_'fin,‘,
eon; monument-emnmsewmt
lillrbflel'rinlfl wselhmlt «acetate "
mien; iiioa tn=t1lo oncenottho'oi
bi‘tltis’nfllm‘" momma meant
W’tlttmiliion‘tidtbobt
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'bfi'fiflnterininod. am «was is
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the .di
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The
‘ nilartctt‘e trill singtwo anthems and
iit'Uhurl-h. izi. T. Van Der.
church service. 10:80; Sunday school.
presents: sch-ire. ' ’i :liiin Thursday lev-
“Bilhdii‘y school. 7 9: 35'
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madam-arms m... as directed. will 333d; t-tilmtotdaietw complete
heath. Theiplxmltl routers myohmutnoh‘ 3i 3 anthem 3
" m“W-u- *Mmpaww-sc savor. tea-hi. rectum «
V In E flat. Woods/a Subtitle in I;
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. " 3' I NO I! - ~ ‘Mi'i, urn yr priory, e- or 3
First Methodist ‘Egiligopni Church.“ my Light, lilies: Recessionol Hymn.
i7ti_ innocents. Evensong, 4:15 p. m.:'
Procession“ H1313“) 410. Ebeling; Fer-
iul Versiclos. a lie; Magniflcot in F.
Lloyd; Nunc Ditnlttis in F, Lloyd:
Hymn imminent Offeriory. Be Glnd.
Q YoRl litmus, Smart: Recessionsl
Hymnal .Wu‘d. “ 3‘ 3
AIWINT CHRISTIAN G URGH.‘
AdventiGhristion Church, on Zandt
street, East Norwellr .l. W. Davis, pas-
tor-"Morning service at 10:30: Sunday
school at 12 m.; Loyal Workers? meet:
ing at 5:45, Miss Ethel Bartram. looti-
cr; song service pt 6:45; evening ser-
mon at 7. . . _
SALVATION'ARnaV.
The Salvation Army will hold meet-
'ngs on Sunday morning. at 10:30:
Sunday evening at 8‘ o'clock: also on
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday even-
ings. ill South Main street-South Nor-
wnlk; on Monday, Thursday and tinti-
l
will be held in Norwalk outpost. 12
Water street. special meeting. Sunday
afternoon nt 3 o'clock. All are wet:
come. . -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian science Society.
Norwnlk—Jte ular Sunday-service at
the Reading
meeting, Wednesday evening at it p.
m. To both services the public is
~ordlally invited. lien lug Roomopcn
in the public enchwee day from 2 to
n. m. 3
GERMAN EVANGELlCAL.
German Evangelirnl Church, Charles
:lwodlsh (Jongl-ogdtl’on'al Church.
NEWrCHINESE M3lNi38TER'38 SUITE.
Comprises Seventoon’Pél-aona and Fit-
loan Venn; Men Accompany it.
WASHINGTON, h‘eb. iim'i‘ho Chin-
one news mail just arrived here con-
tuina interesting details respecting the
suite the new Chinese minister. Sir
Cilong Tong Linn Chung. is bringing
to Washington. This suite comprises
seventeen persouawnn‘d is absolutely
unique, not only in also, but in its perv
sonolity. Beeldoaithsoe seventeen per
sons the new mlnirtenis bringing with
him fifteen young their. of whom ten
are coming to study in this country (at
their own expense. including the grand-
.on and two grandnepllewl of the Citin-
ese grand secretary. Sun Chin Not, for-
merly chancellor of the Pekln Univer-
sity and imperial tutor in the present
Emperor of China. The suite retort-ed
lo differs irom that Chins sends to any
other country for many of the mem-
bers nre colours of the most. distinguish-
ed intuition ill the. country. Only a few
years ago the Chinese considered an
pointnlent to n foreign country lit only
for “second class people."
count-nous BAD m -OURACOA.
NEW YORK, Fob. ldemong the
passengers who arrived today. by the
steamer Prins Wilcm i trom ports in
South America and Hayti. were Ar«
Lhur D. Kinsmen, a United Stilton urea»
ther observen who has been stationed
n CIINICOB. and with NephoW‘King s.
newspaper correspondent. who has
been in Chroma. King said the condl‘
tions there were very bad when-hole“
us the people were quite out of ‘ftonr.
The city gas was giving out, hilt the el-’
rctrlc plant was run by, water powor.
. v: - 4 Mm 3 3 .. .
SALOON-BMAQHER \«JEB TO MIL.
‘ TOFEKA, Kane February lea-Piste
gloss 'wlndowetronts in tour of
oat Kansas Avenue saloons an
ofgtwo drug stores were smashed to
Ii
brother. She was arrested and placed
{committee is exactly ilivi‘dcd
:ley evenings at 8 o'clock. nloetinga3
lport elicit having one ‘represrhtntlirexns
lrommlttec desired to give the citizens
oom. Masonic building.
37 Willi street, at 3 p. m.; testimonial l
\. lirockemler, pastor-Servlres every 3.
‘ltllltltly afternoon tit 2 o‘clock. in the3
mitt
Goods make their appearance
are .vcry much in evidcnc e,
showmin many variations» -, A
, -—-———-—- I tp go into detail a little regardi
llAR'l‘li‘OitD,"Cmill.; February l-t—-’-3
Tuesday next the Connecticut General ‘ .
rived.
MREAD
mutilated 1857.
. . trim FABRICS For.3.srrme.33
t ‘, . Thismonth the spring importation
.1.
Ce
3 9‘: W09}. Pitt“
and the first Irrivstr-eirs
on our counters new rapidly being classified. 3
. . It.3willb3e asesaonoinovelty. Ll‘ht weight goods
ruined sediments
little istsgwe shell 3b; ably.
rig some of them. As it is
now we merely mention their names—those that have or-
Asshltlbly begilis the rest Work of the i3 . .. ‘ ‘ 3‘
session. 3?: 13193.. with. the first run Voile Noppe Mistral Noppe Lace ‘3’30lle3 .3
week 0i" oinm ttee heurin‘gs held this ' - ., “ ‘ "‘ " -‘
your. All of 3am commutes: will hold ’ crept? VP“ 1’9‘.‘ Fr?” vfi‘b‘ . Swish-Yer
“WWW!!!“ “’0“; WW"? ”WM“ Bourette Etamino Snowflake Eta'minc Boucle Mistral
thrush of interested citizens from all i ‘l- w -
ovet'thoil die‘te discuss pro oséd’new . Pebble Mistral
laWs Will t on commence. A‘ usual the
less important liieuspr will be t 'ken
up first by the com ittbés.’ til lgh
there are enough of all kinds of bills.
to keep them ousy for several months
to come. ' '
The committee hearings this week
which will attrari the greatest puiillc
nttiiutioti‘will he those'of the lidiise
committee on constitutional amend-i
m'e'nts.‘ Mr. Scoyille. ‘of Snlisbury. '
clutirmnn. "the sentiment of thitt oom-
ties.
One neverpasses this Sect
mitti-ic to which but; been cbnlid’ed the . each.
important question iisto whether this ' . .3
legislature is to present a revised prc- Hcmstltch
sentntlon amendments seems to be.,
from'ronvorsatioh with its members.
decidedly in favor of some ‘hetion liy ‘
the present General Assembly; The
elwcen
the‘citles rind smn’il towns: Hartford. .
New Haven, Waterbury 'nnd Bridgr- .
excellent tastefofr. the purpose
snlisbury, Ridgeileld, Ashlord'nnd Mid. ‘
dletlelrt. Mr. Seofieid. in speaking of
the, outlook thi‘s‘wti‘ek‘. said that his
Acrcci Wash (333loths, 5 Cir)
. , STILLMAN'S 33m
of the state the utmont liberty in ex-
pre‘ssing their views on the matter of ,
reform iii the representation in the
notion. [mil hlse‘wlshed to bring so
system into the hearings. ‘iie announc-
rd therefor-l- on‘ Wednesday comhiitlcc
hearings next-week would bot-tilled by
annulled. theiigh visitors imm any iter-
timi wnnltl “gladly lic'hent‘ll. Htti'tfbrd
will appear 'i‘uendn‘y ‘ilf'tel-noon, New ,
Haven ' county Whiiuetitiay. il‘ild New
London county Th‘nthdny.‘ Other conn-
ties Would be called at inter" hearings.
3 This post week‘rop‘drts'rttttle in ‘rup-
iidly from the rominiitebsi‘for so liariy
flu um sesdlorl. 'rlus committee‘on an
pmprintlons carried through the hour!»
their unfavorable reverted increasing
“irony ‘of the constitutional conven- ‘
lion delegates to .500. though ‘ there
was it long debate on the question. one .
of the events ot'thu week was the cou-
curl'cnrn by the House in the Senate
reference of the bill repealing the gen
ernl railroad laws to thoiudioiary coni-
mitte’e. ’The House had referred the.
bill to the railroad committee; undies .
it Is by rat- the most important single:
general railroad'meaaure to he acted’
upon ~ by ‘this empty. its reterenec
was a matter of intense interest to the »
members of both Houses: The bill. if t '—
passed. ‘wlll repeal‘the railroad law as ‘
to eminent donlnln. limiting such right i
to companies specially chartered by the 3 Now
state: The fact that it has a side rof- 3
{TN}?! to the Connecticut Western's,
buildtns over the disputed East Gran- 3ed here today from the Nigeria say
by form. given the bill it unique im- Ethni, the British punitive. expedition;
portnnce. ' ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ commended by Col. Morlnnd and calm
A bill reported invariably this week 3 statingot 1.200 men belonging to the3
astsl3i3lish3r-s Ctlrr custom or 3u03id Horn: 3 32703:" gnaw "033mg: {01:10, o33cc3t313iod3
'ee'." n onnec cu ..nnl gves encl3 a o. e ruary ,n ers arp g“ n .i
town the power to appropriate for the 3 mm: No British onlcers were "worm:1
purpose. ‘ ‘ed; The enemy lost nearby. but the
. any we uninjured. The Emir of Keno ‘3
tied to Sokma. .
"All omcial despair-h to “10 coloninl‘
moo adds that twelve of the llrltlsh‘
but we can heartily endorse th
bio.
It is recommended by d3e3n
l ‘ 1 -
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i
i
very restful and agreeable to
much.
to size.
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Widenlrisuroltcs ADVANCED.
Occupies Kano. and Killed 300 of:
the Native; in West Africa. ‘
LONDON. Feb. 14~Advices rector.f
v
i EBGAPED AN AWFUL FATE.-
f Mr, H. Huggins. or hieiuo‘um'e. m-
in-ritos.‘"hiy doctor told the l mu Gert-w o 3
sunlption and ‘notllln‘g could "the ddno‘l rank and file were wounded nnd that '
for me. i ‘wns glyctl up to tile. The : three hundred of the enemy were kill-
offer of a tree trial bottle of Drit‘itng‘s ed. The Emir was accompanied in his
New Discovery for 0%mein flight by 1.000 horsemen.
tinned me to try it. Results osmium-«3 ' ' ‘ -‘-—‘-3-—--——-‘—‘-'
ling. ’Nim now On the road 'to‘recovery 3 ADVERTISED LETTERS.
and onto ill to lirnKtlig‘s liter! Dim ‘
covery. "it surely saved my lhu’tmm
great. euréis‘georauteod for oil in
and ‘"hli13- diseases by 1“ it." Be:
druggist. Price title and $1.? ‘ Noll
tied “83.3: if ‘ . “y? ‘
.l The following letters remem uncali-
led for at the. foll‘OWlng postottices for
3 the current week:
south NorWIlk‘E. C. Arnold. Olllc
“fl Coleman. B. Godtrey. Miss Jennie
“uni-3 ' King. Miss Juliette Perkins. Mr. and
robotic Mrs. N. Sherwood.
, . . Me n. E. cnown. P. M.
Gim=FALL8,\N. I?” 3 . * '_ " ' ‘ - .
A'rtumst'or‘oh ”Will!“ . CANADIAN CATTLE ALL RIGHT.
innsLakewwLitnoimfir like??? KINGSTON. Jamaica. Feb. li.—-The
Mime ”03913160 01.3 in“? hard 023 government has issued an order rais-
elk he” Little Tuppor baker: The»: "mph! ”MW” .gIllBi. mg Wt
elk am ““5““le ““97““an ,tltion of Canadian cattle. The order
ham 0. «Whitner'hss pitted In W «gamma importstiouvot-cattlo'ito-
Adirondacks mm!“ “M‘wami the tinned-(sumo stillre‘florced.
“Y but deerareso mfi‘m‘mwsfld. The fruit companies are finding dim-
‘m" T mm a!“ ‘Wmmfi “a" 1° culty in providing steamships with car-
schre them 'out of this rou‘bel'ore they gees‘owin‘g to thejncreased demand
.. -.....M3 “33“ .. m.. .... ....3.
cu; ‘HERD AT‘ Lrl'.17l'.3|:L
. ‘LAKC.
3 Wire Cloth 3
We recommend a thorough inspection of these novel-
The number of different Tooth Powders is legion.
Sandie .
. .AT ,THE LINENSEGTION.
ion 3withb‘ut noticing 3so3m3e-
thing pretty andipttr‘pctive. and usually titer-piss tempting
3. price affixed. Hawthorn is a3quantity of 36 and 534 inch Cut
Work Scarfs, suitable for bureau. buffet or table. 25 etc.
ed Pillow Shams of .lawnvllhichthnve hem-
stitched bands inserted. They are severely plain, but in
intended ‘and will stand any
amount of laundering. 50 and do cts 3a pnir.l3
Scaris to match these Shams. 54 inch length.
25 and 30 do. each.
each. -"
0TH POWDER. ,
e Stillman Powder i0" being
what it is represented. cleansing. antiseptic. and agreea-
tlsts. 25 cts. a battle.
EYE SHADES.
At the Stationary Sectiorl. They are made of green
ccliuloid,33an3d_.li_ke a feather in weight. They will be found
those who read or write
15 cts. each.
Reading Glasses. line lenses, 40 cts to $1.75, according
THE 1). it. READ COMPANY.
mthcmatlauldalidtl-
um. .
insist-attain”
‘33 l I. ~...
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.3 SAVED A 3Q?! HIT-1.. . 3
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard.- or Mib
infirm” says: "Brasilia-1min up
ed my boy's life. , Ho begun Mlt like
ih’eone we lost with creep. We gave-
him I» few dosoa. He quickly dropped
to.-sieep and was stir-right in the nor-
ning." For sale by R. H. Planted. F.
H. Baxter, and Tho'ciilord Pint.
many. . , _ "
EXTREMELY. COLD 1N, DAWSON.
SEATTLE. Wash...Eeb. 14-.-The waa-
titer has been extremely cold al.3Daw-
3son for. theorist fifteen W}. the titer-
.mometer ‘going as low as 66 degrees
gueiow zero. The couutmisucoyered
3 with a thick dry tog, making it oi 0st.
impossible-to see invent he mi oof
3the d‘ay. Atuel'tomln‘e” do to’ 3 dis-
comtorts ot- the situation. There is
3plonty of cord wood notir Dawson, but
ytoamsters will not haul it in during the
iflflldbit enamoremolwtomse: .
in the: vaults.“ lti.xts=-»mio. tat <
iaino contaminating tw‘tfim
. . ti letslheira undenthcpviilulltiehdito“
« ' . N‘M‘tfln-flchbtam‘a film
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