qmfi.gf;al garland
lsi‘lh‘lli‘dltY miflssr:
\\ ' ll" l\::.;tr',\ .-.
in .AIi‘Lgf'liE‘we pm; the rlnlarks of
Senator . - ll. l‘ail co the bill which
ihas ]\:i\~‘l :M- seen-- to prohibit the
‘iniportair ~:-. l-i‘ conti .er‘lal-or. The time
tn c Illtr‘ r. .':'tl [lir' l‘ ,l of this court»
h h:i\c : ! t» fizilv i‘t“.\l.ltl‘ the labor
‘ qttflitlurz. ! \\huil 1h . sriititlll-lllltlil)‘
.\\'llii‘l\ spin-is the; int.» in. re theory
hills! are p. to :3.- ~71. in xeailllcsof
iftict. 'i‘:.rsco..i.trI\ lur» in re l;il.III‘ than
1! l“H\ -' l‘.‘ \ ’ z. . ‘l lt‘ i \ici:si\c
Intilic'. life-p. . ' :l .5 its lab-oi.
else i:.~ ll. ills ..i :0 ~. l:..:-: i-.- reduc~d
and the l.‘~;l'ts in. i:
“n‘.hl<t‘ii l|_‘- ,lli l‘ t‘ r .-
‘ v ‘I
Intuit l . \\ in! .. . ,.
..‘l’
c Ithllllllit‘.‘ n
::r the purchase
'l!.l|}' is in
anomd u . c . . lit: c: limit-listlsllilll'ld
l‘.‘ tin-His of i' \\l ..tl. wt. in iilt‘t‘ n;
liiwl: I \j~il .. ~ :Jli
pt’olirc‘. n. .\
pr. 2.2.1: =:l . l :. lite
gt‘lot .l “with \~ Hit 1. i
til i\\ - t‘~
...
I l-
\\ . \ er. because the
t'.‘l‘\ll!lliil lulln’
the Iti‘lrri‘s. ltlt
Ibeeo; el' .1 »\ st! :2: i S‘ c Iliitil‘lllli‘ll
\\llr-'ll as twilst_I.-rl \ tuli‘l' bidding tiri-
trn- labor. .l'nl l dl~- ml l -:r hover lc\l l.
tutti: t'izrtl
l‘t’lll lll‘ l ‘ \\w :"Vl r
and l‘.'1ll .:.i«t'. i.
ll l\ \l lI'- \\lriil ‘
per-i. to; l‘. to enjoy the
~ l) .til llltl l~~ lust
32. of this country
. .! our lll‘il ten and
.
.ti. I it. ....I
its tlo il‘.‘ lover 2’ : ll.
nppl. . -.-.l . .
Ill :22 .'.‘.l
on} lV‘ r‘t- l lilr'.
but ~oln r Iui‘l.:-
:-l pim- ‘zl - of p Iillli‘lll
tli~ p'vi.
i.’l_\ .i. ”tbl r:;i- all to lul"; il.r\\ll
l‘t' it. .. IV Um.
rhll
llll‘ l
ime the Rutter aud Farrier]
NATTISG souls.
THE TRADE.
lhd anyone ever know of a February
thnw that Was not considered dull? A
glance at our files for several years back
shows that the remarks for olie would
do for all. Everli'ody says that trade is
unnsuallv drill at the present time. and
every body has said tlle same thing for
some seasons past.
The fact reriiains. however. that a fair
amount of business is being tloiie.cs-
pecrlilly by those \\ ho do not. {old tlleir
hands and say thet every thing llns gone
[little dogs.
Some foilurc‘s occurred following the
first of January. but they were unev.
pcctedly tcw iii number. and the general
trade stands to .lay ill a iliiich more solid
financial c-. nditioii than the lnost edit-
guine predicted would be tllc case.
The heavy storms ill tile \\‘est. while
they ti llll‘»‘rzll‘ll}‘ emb'lrrass and retard
trade. will. undoubtedly. result in clear-
ing out the balance of winter stocks and
phlcedealcrs ill much better shape ll\ .ii
on call) spring would put them.
niraw .1. ds are I‘.ll‘lliil over to a
gt‘i‘uli‘t‘ cur ni than for sonic \ ears past.
and an t filly trade has been sorllcwhzlt
:illcctld lt\ ll. i-lit. \\itll thc liiiiihd pro-
ducti -n. it is lpizte probable that later on
there \\ ill iv a scziiclty of desirable
goods. )lillilfactilrcrs of special lines.
particularly of still and tlexrblc hats.
:l l.tptnl t i first—class trade. :li‘iI \‘ciy
bu~y. and there is no lens-vii to doubt
that , the general trad-i. although late.
\\ ill ail-rage \\cll up to that of. past
_\i .1!‘.
'I‘ul'
'l‘lli‘ li‘it li‘l's
\lll_l\ l\ 'llll. \ "t HAN! i‘,
of the strike at South
\uroaik ll.r\t- lis~~d as a tc\t fot'tllcir
action. the statement Ill .t in Justice to
tlru-irlselves and tllcll' falliilics they new
obliged to It‘fl'\" toaceepl tircstai‘va—
lion “ugcs I ill-led.
encv. \Vithout going into the question
of the constitutionality of the proposi-
tion. or the much mooted question as to
the actual public benefit derived from
ordinary high-school instruction. there
is another consideration which ought to
weigh seriously with our law-makers ill
passing upon the matter. Tillie was
when Connecticut stood in tile first rank
of states iii the excellence-rind general
ell‘rciency of her common school system.‘
\\ lille slle may not have retrograded. it
is certain. that other states have of late
surpassed her. rind the question arises
whether it would not be better to rid
vance the standard of her district schools
before engrafiing a “higher education“
scheme upon her system. .
Another matter delliandirig considera-
tion is the pecuniary burden which the
establishment of high schools would en-
tail. High schools in large comrriulli~
ties. may be and doubtless are. worth
all they cost. but their general | stabhsh-
nil-tit would be likely to unnecessarily
increase taxation. which ili nizlriy locali-
ties is already too burdensome. All
things considered. we are quite confident
that it would be better. for the present
til least. to leave the question of estab-
lishing high schools to the decision of
the people of .the various coinlliunitics
where they may be thought to be riced~
ed. keeping ill iliilid the fact that it is
the promotion of the elliciency ot~ tile
common school which is. after all. of
chief liliportalice.
,\ \nlltiiblc llzit l‘oi'lililig. Iti\r-tilioii..
'l‘mzil the Mr ll“'i‘ \ Error '. l-s ‘
Mr. John Hill. of the firm of .l. & ti.
ll. Hill. hat b nlv formers. of this city.
-h:is been granted a patent. hearing date
February lid. for :i felt lint body forming
machine. which is claimed by him and
pronounced by those who have seen it
and known its merits. to be a most valu~
able iliiproveinent over all other ill:l~
chilies of the kind. ll \‘itllrlsli of apply-
crrn manufacture its mods cheapest. and
that involves the least. rate of wages' It
seems to be taken for granted that. such
a nation can obtain in some way what
are called the. markets of the world. and
thus surpass other nation iii strength
and prosperity and power. I believe it
to be a great mistake. I believe the na-
tion which seeks only the ex itillsion of
itstrnde by cheapness of production is
on the road to weakness and dc ‘iy and
dissolution.
lt is impossible to bring foreign labor
crs here under contract without assail-
ing all these principles which I have
been enunciating. i am opposed to im-
porting laborers as we import horses and
cattle. I am not opposed to voluntary
iininlgi‘atioli. l regard voluntary imml»
gt‘ntioii as one of the chief sourccsi-f our
strength. as a factor which has develop-
ed ilrid is further to develop the grand-
est civilization that this continent orthe
world has ever known. and to make our
own the most prosperous. the ll ost po\\‘-
erful. and the most beneticent o all the
nations oftlie earth. I believe that the
admixture wrth our native races of those
who come here imbued with tile princi-
ples of this government. seeking to bet—
tcr fheir condition. honestly desiring to
Work iii this hind of fl'cedolli. tends to
bulll us up its a people and to t‘llllt-lllt‘
the whole of our citizens.
I have run er been in favor of involuti—
tary iiiilliigration. 1 voted against the
t‘liinese bill. not because i was in favor
of t‘liiiiailien being brought here under
contract for labor. bill simply because]
thought tilt-re were in ihzit lull sections
and clauses which [ll‘clilllilt‘il \Ullllllill‘Y
iinilligration into this country. which
shut out the man who desired of his own
accord. of his own free will. to come
here and l-rconie a part of its: because
tin-ii were shut out from this country by
that bill. as l llloli'l'slxri d. simply on ac»
count of “wit ltx‘lll: laborers who wanted
to labor ill this country. I will go as
American Enterprise.
Ho invention of the nineteenth cen-
tury has worked a greater revolution in
household economy or conferred more
of a benefit on humanity than the sew-
ing machine. The first productions were
crude and uncouth in the extreme. and
it was reserved for American skill and
ingenuity to bring: forth a machine of
any practical value. I" order to appre-
t‘ltllt‘ the great tithuFt‘vtl‘d'liI which has
taken place it is only necessary to c :nl~
pare one of the lllilt‘llltli‘s built during
the infancy of the invention with one of
the latest lill‘proved “Light-Running
New lloiiie." For sittiplicity. durability
ease of lilrlnilgeiiient and capacity for
work. the “Light lluliiziiig New Home"
has no rival. and the happy possessor of
one may rest assured that he orshe has
the very best the world affords. See
advertiseliient onanoiln r page of this
paper.
“file‘s Honey the great P ‘llgh cure. 25c.50c...l.
Olénn‘n fiulpbnrflonpliralsansllieailtrfiexzsc.
Germrlnfurn Remover Lliisi ‘onvs Bunionsfifn
“ill; Hair and Whisk” 01.9» ll‘alk .ls Brown-made.
Pike‘l Tmrlhnche Drops cur.- int Minute.25c..
m‘n‘l Rbrrimatlc l'lilu are a sum cure.5l‘tc.
.\l:\l\’l\‘ll‘:l).
Lin “I ,\"l‘ Xtilillls‘ ll: 'l. s touri Fen
ltm t', \t he; _ \'1£:.lrzli; l.-\‘orlnt
.‘l.lt’_\ .l. .\orr:s. both of Nitrixaik.
To Let.
’l‘l.c " li-H‘ill 1l t‘!\ i‘.\“ by N it ' "
iisli ' ' '
re: to IV;
:ls:rl1d\\_.:t: o : .
:ls u l‘ h
Trill. by
to .‘ll‘~
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In. ““1 r. I[\
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Po
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.VI \\il‘s c lilowl-l
cket. 3.9% Lest?
New floods!
(‘hri
t_ill:is t‘at'tls. )loltoes. “'illf
lets. Beautiful Floral lit-sinus.
Satchels. Purses. Fancy Soups
and l'crfrriires. Silk Handker-
chiefs. etc. A full litre of t‘lril-
ili‘cli's Monks and Dresses. -\
litre :issui‘triieilt of haulics’ Flam-
rrel Skirts.’ “V“ are sellill-J: out
our )lilliiietjy thrutls “,‘illl‘lflcllrilb
(treat [Bargains iii llelts ailil
Fancy Ft‘ltlllt‘lf“. etc" ctc.. etc.
New Roads!
COMSTO
BROS-
OPENED THEIR
i, ' .
TIHII
...—“‘—
FEBRUARY 20th.
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M. SCHWAB.
I II E A N l 'I‘
(lpticlan and (ll-tilist. V
Modél Market
“I. Fresh and salt Hearts.
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.‘i \EI \( E‘EZ‘Ei! llfl'l‘ilt .
FEBRLEARY 24th
Pflfllll‘l all Gilli} ilall Kills
1 {in t or. I .urd.
. .: FRUITS and VEGETABLES
i I‘ V‘ i Loni-st t‘lzsh Prices.
I. ‘. ~ ‘.\.:-‘ . ..rf."‘.
A. S. Durand.
l
Ili‘roo.
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v
. 'l‘lle ill.rtiufacturers on the other hand . . . f: r :l ‘ all ' cl ~' ~- .i l‘ ' - - ‘ “ 1“" l" ‘
li< do n .m l ..-,.; r- ... .l i.. .... i;lll‘.t\ from )7. .. . . . in: an improvement to what is known as l “ -\ l'" "H" ‘ “Mm“. “limb gens. lfli‘ .l '
'l . .. . l.l\ e t ldlllti‘il that it on. llul. but atpies thet‘rll n -hil . I . ~ii . . I . ii lug contract labor here. whether it be not. I. . . mum o . -..
t i \ Allllllu n t: ch not only conl- iron as to who should run the shop. ' "u l“ 'l m'“. H“ "“"‘l“ t‘llilicsc. or Italian. or Hungarian or lli-‘l 3“! “‘l‘ ‘i- i . “‘7'“ l
. . , I . 'l‘l .- . “h l . _ .. . . » and patented by Mr. hills father in ~ . . ~, .. ‘
.. u ~ \. !l l l .. . .... .1. ... u; 1- s r . ...... \.o‘ll inc in. .\ lrtiitsii-i . .~. . '.lt"ll‘l or ‘li‘llt‘l or ris: .
I \ I I l l l u A i l. l l l k 1‘ I i l l‘ll‘lt‘tl‘Y lrtli l‘l‘ \ltlloiWh the \\ ill' I " l‘ l l' l
.. . . . . ... ~ tie ~ev tot "e \\ lol ~silu;rti to ill a l-t~ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘.. "‘ ‘ r ‘ ‘ i : ° ‘ ~' , GI F d ' ' .
,I,‘ .nl “I” II . u .h. Noun: ”hand . .l'. -l ~ : l I . . , i or “u“. & l.r\lor machine. tl'i'lh of it is til it printiplp \\lllt.l l (‘Jntend ove our] _ . ..
1..“ . . n l , h . ._ . .. l »i . t\ r \\ la rue pu dish in another t‘.il\ltttli whi ‘ll Il' u ... »I . I ll ~l t I t I .. . against. and ill so doing 1 rppngulzu and . , 9:...) i.....- ..=.. -. . .W ,
, . HT it it i .- c ..r.l_\ .illltu-lis. \\ llt‘l'q‘l|| ,‘h‘id' .t li‘. li\:lt “NW .1.“ \frV-nl llli' lil‘sl ‘I‘II‘; [ilrn l‘t‘lli! til" ‘l‘ii ‘I .. “‘IslIb In”; llltllirlil ”II. right ”f :ltlY llitttl:il\ living II“ ‘.\ :-\ III I‘I “I 'l ‘ ‘I ‘ ‘ ..J x I I I‘II' ..
t apt. il l in . . u \'|1ll‘l the c imp-13in“ "'1'."'i’m'h'LH" o!‘ i(‘.(:n.v' vet it iv-lsdth : tili“‘t :rlliis‘ if. «inf ‘IHIHI' this globe who himself. of his own free l'= 7W 1‘ ‘* “2.. .. 1w =’
..i gun-Ly. .. it‘ll tl ._[ Ulildll‘.‘ goicrlh that is the milk ill lllu t‘rrt‘nfullu. and This “a“ n ‘I\ lit Isl ui‘is‘ttim i: 1‘] lIiI \ in. \\‘Ill. wishes to come here and lnconie - I
“fink” ltlsilrl IIIIIII l. I“ III h is. roli'il the prrtcll-led issue of si.lrv:ltion wages chine the iii-lie uuiui which lll‘ fl “ 'I‘I‘I‘i part of us. and honestly partake of the St'l'. Hat curlers
l ‘ ls thcl‘i'l‘)’ ‘ knocked iii lllt‘ braid.“ ’ V l ‘ tlt‘ ‘h lit-llr-llls of labor in this country. toi‘ollli‘» ‘ \\ ll " 'll \l \H ‘ l"‘\l \\ n- s ' I ’
right and l. . l. .l'll ”l .m. I. ”Huh. 1 . l» l . .. . . blown to forlli the body stood unencasod .- - ~ \\ "‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ “ , “. "
I . - r » , ..t t H‘\ clirdld \\orlxmen. \\llo h.r\o "l‘ in .I N "fun“ Tm principal f ”I” \\llhoiit hindrance or restriction. My .' .zm ' '.\'\~ tw- .. \ \ .
Illil'lxl! .s up. ~. .. ». . »' r -. l. .. ‘ ‘ * - ‘ - “~' "3 .. ' . .~ <. t - ~ ... —
l r I i i .. “sol. 14“.." J, lit i tlI.Illi\}I0lltllL till it ,il“lh.‘l‘..“ it .Iltlv Is. ill llll' llllli‘lllllr‘ ill\‘i‘lllt"l l)\‘ _\lT. iii” in ‘l'I‘I‘ “‘ll" 'I~‘ ‘Ih‘u “I‘ I'“l:“"~”“‘" “1 LI‘I""‘ . OI ' "' ’l.‘ l\ l‘ l o "- I. |
“more pout tr upon the dist Ml‘lllt‘ .lnd .lssclt “1.. wire lllt I \Ilsll'lli‘llilll of u l”. t'l‘ l” li‘\\t‘l the tale 0! .\It|eric.iri \\aLXi‘S ot‘ce.
t . 1...: H m v. I” l.: llsll. the lil . .Ilitll lll.lllillli‘s .riid lllilillillllrllil l) wooden case about the cone. fortiliil" should lerpiiuiItttld. and no \o.lliit.llI\ . .m; A...” o... . l .. «.;.‘ g . J l. ,
I l _ “‘ infusing to be longer led by the l I. ll l l l . l l '“ liiitlligratloll ot horn-st l.llliil‘i'l\ should \v\\‘rr 1 ~ \\ ms... .. - .
.: ,. -I . >_. _' , . .‘ \\‘l;‘ “; ‘ - ~ " ‘: --* i ‘ I . . , ’ ‘ . .
lt‘ii Hi i . ll u 2‘ \ insohi \\lu thel lltl\\' by such l-lathcrskitcs as hllelldorf ‘ h ‘ l ”_ l" i i ii“ ”U” ‘ “m ‘l' be prevented. * ’ ; -= ~ ““ ' ‘- 3‘5- AW « - The (‘ll "i l‘s‘l P‘llllt "tills‘t‘ |l|
, . -‘lli .. .fl. .... .... .li. . .
till.” .; 'i‘l.. ..I 1 II“ ll..;i ill I“ to this ”I“. “h, crew. “IN“. “uh. lli‘lt‘ ls it did lit ltilptinitliillt II t it tilii i.itiisiil :.,l . l lll.. \ ...
t‘irtlllll\ sh ... l i» p rilliltxll. The bill hm“ "ll ”m “Vim.““im ‘Vn "“1”, ”ml llil-\‘x‘hi‘Vlu‘h‘iinl—fiill“-iliiit“'mt‘l‘lh‘iilllfltd“lif 'l‘h l‘fiii‘ml‘i‘f"\'I "in-IA.” \rnmmi ll t “I“ ‘ll.\'- J
. ' illev Ill.r\‘ c\l~l at the 1X wro- if 'll inc: ' “l " ‘ “ N‘ 1' " "" . ‘, “ ~ “MN-m. in going «it 0 l R v y L
“ l‘“ h ll“ l‘i"' l to” hwilzlte is one that “Mg, ‘ l i i ‘ drawn to and held oil the colic. \\hlch i‘zlll l rancisvo t . preach the funeral scrv .,»\o. p \i pen .‘ , er , _ IQI‘V'
.. i . - ~ - . . - < i ~ 4* \ ~. ~i' . , .
\i i.. ll |\i no i t »‘ ll \‘tlllt‘ us it e .n l... . . . process forms the lat l-olv \\lti‘tl Sllllli‘h ltli'lt of Senator-chm hlziilfold s s.-n_ .\ .. - - . . ., .. . . _ -
‘ ‘ ‘ l‘.\u‘lll\~.. . - . . . . .
‘lll lirr has been laid on silloothlv 'lllV seems to h We "Ht “ll‘lili‘l oer " It ltlt‘l‘s ‘ ' ' . \ " -‘ - ., v ‘1 > ‘ I 001; '
(‘l‘lt\t\.ll~l ‘l‘. (“-w, ~A.- 4. .. ... r, . .I . . l -‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ . . p. .
II ., ~, I II 1. . It I n. .l .r n.i Ill I.lll~\;i lIl r it it; l‘ r: i i Hi .1 flu-“I‘M! over the I‘i‘ltv'. the li‘\\t‘l part or base of out that the lililllolr;ril'.~ family for l i. _. I I "\l l,\ ;.\1‘\:‘,. ' -
"‘ ' "~‘ ‘ " .; i .“ o1 JH‘I' Iii-Hy “ ‘l‘u'l ‘I“‘I“"~ “ -l‘ "Il‘i'Il' "'_" ””"i‘l' the cone. however. bring more thickly \\hosc l’r‘ldilh- he preached that $lilJltN' ”i , d i ' V
to. T Q h l .I «ii If l}.,..-.,...1u....,l :tI'l'I‘I .r“iil li‘i‘i'flilliifill‘) ‘IIli‘IlVleIlIl‘t': r‘th'l‘i'll to ""“f‘: the brim cf the hat funeral sermon. :it‘c Spirtluulhi‘. tlmi . Barn To Let . . -
n...-:-. .l is e3. .: n L... ”H.” .l , “1p"! " ‘ -' "‘4“ “““y ”'_ "l I‘ ‘ ‘ ~~ “ \\lii‘ll pci’tvct. lheseiiiachillcs \\cre so the parsoil is of the S’lllli‘ tatth. and that I \‘l‘l'llli‘ ] “Ml 5‘71”! .v Hui“!
\\i-l IIII the I II I l V“ r i ll ti I:l““'ll.‘-:l-*“‘-‘““:I““l“‘_“" lllt‘ll‘ll‘m'l'b—Z glwlt it sit." 's that lllIt‘\ :it'crlow illg-n- they and their \\ealthi treenlls are in \’l\li ' ' ' ‘ i'" - " i H‘ A I i N l V 1‘ A I
s- . .l... ‘l| i. ll.” 1 ..v . \ ,. .. ~. .. . U- .\ , ‘ . . 1 . ‘ . _ ._.' . » . . ..__
I” . l .s \ p l I.t.r .l IiIlnIg slId l\p..iIlII.ii l). tipd .i I" ll l|\t' m ..l; i. ll ru-ulufactiiltn‘; places. i build lot Lin: a magnificent church it I“ ._ p \ \\. \ ,.
lolllltl; l.:.‘ (in 1.3.4” [up ltr‘ll . .‘ll l\\lll~.( lit as .u as .ll‘ll‘ gall. s z“. 'll‘i\lll , ‘llllll‘\' i'illlli'lY It H' l ... . . . . . . . ..I t . . . . . .- .
. . _ . . f . . r lMNliil ld!‘ l.tl"lli.ti ii “I il‘rl\|‘llll\l9‘, .l“ tllt'uH- ‘- - . ‘ . l
‘tu- m \‘ .l , l, I. - . , . .. lc will'nwl. tliecliwsiioli l'l \\aans ll--t \\ uh .. .. . v ‘. i . .. . . . .... , » . . . . - l“‘“ lhl‘ h.” l‘1 ‘l'll‘i'u‘
.t it t. l..l. \\llill it Ir]i\tl.['~i . l f‘ l rlrstilnliiii-s. .tl.ll\‘l|...l| tlu “\\llilsif patth ili.lsl.ll_.til_\ «ills it inohillltlm leer Stab e to Let
it... “up.” p; ... ..; .... gm. . ..f HI“... M ,“‘_ "““I- .I ll“ “‘ll"! HI llwli is a; our 'tlzl' latter patent contest. d the lilii'li'l‘ lli tll‘lllllli; doctrine of spirit i‘Xlsli‘tlt‘i‘ullll y ' .
in II lull ‘r'l .... III II III l I _ t ‘I :lI‘f‘ ‘“ -““‘}"‘ l“ ”“3 *li'lcgdlc HI. “l“ the courts ill l‘i‘J. until it was decided spirit It turn is to lti‘ltti‘lti'lir‘ll. he, with 'l‘ll‘ l ‘-«‘\ \‘I \l ”A " . ‘ l Yi’.‘lu‘lll‘,‘.v‘, ..ll.- “
l ‘ ‘ ‘ I ' ”I “' ' ‘ “"“‘ l \l‘lslllr‘” l-"““~ ““‘l ““5 \\.:rk “‘l";‘l that thetiilltir:o‘hliic\\.~lsnulanrlilllngc- ;: g ml >‘llll\ and a splendid t'lorlch- II . . ‘I ‘ ‘ V II . ' ‘ '
l and romp .c “lot the .- ltlt pull ll:ll\l‘ g ‘l‘ ”“1 “‘ll _ .\ l‘“ lIlll-il;li'll"\l ‘I‘.\ I in lili‘lll oil the \\'l~ll:s. destllitrl «re long. perhaps. to l«e l”.- l l. . j. I V ' i \
f lili'” ”4! 1% ‘ll! laws and .Lmrrrn- ; :‘IlhI‘llI‘I ‘I ‘. lr’.‘!1’ll1-“"L:.“l‘ ‘ ‘I‘ ‘“ "I lit llli‘ practical u-‘r cf the lull llll f»t‘l.l«'ll.il-ll‘ «hutch lrf 5.111 l’ialu‘ls . l . " ‘v»l!\ ‘:1 \\ ‘l'l‘ lilxlll\ \ll\\‘il l‘;i‘.f.l\. ill :‘TI iii
““1”“ l‘ .l.. \ .tl. to- Hi \\lllt the c\cl~p 3 l I'“ l'”“ “m ‘l-Iu‘ ‘ll‘l‘l‘ l“" “ clone a lldgr. illllli\\l li~ l=‘«ilit:l|. l~ ls- the ititl's-‘li who used to with littoral _ ‘ I. ll ‘
. ‘ . “"‘l ”'ls l" l“.\ ' . s ’ "“~ li-wn placid \\ lllllli the Ii‘sl‘l'Vr'll‘ or for hunt. and the congregation wt .\l:i~l=s "ll 1 "1'” ‘ll'
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x. u. - - l M l'ilm “—1 lb." we did . V - . . ~ ._ » - H“ h” m"“- “““l‘ "“5 if“ "“1“ lllt'\‘t‘lllldli‘l‘li‘v‘. l‘o the use of the l .
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in In : r. i l‘. l. ,ii.-l ii. ll Mr. ll llr- it... . ' ‘ “ 'l I" ”l h“ l“li~“> H? . ”‘“' . "l‘~“' ‘- I lltldici signal the l'clliirigs ol.l\ \\iu'll .‘l l “ "V‘ V ' ‘ . “ " '
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that .t i. u. '. ... H. -..}...“m, I“. n 1“, li-rlu‘l‘l l‘. .lrwn. l‘r. \itl-‘HX of the t . IIIIIIIIII IIlI fir “‘lII‘ilj‘l‘ I‘ I‘Il‘ um. lil Illt ~~llI the >lll -. rim: i - lnultouI i ll lhl ..3 1 y p; 3. l.\
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. ' '\|'Z‘.lt.\ll is mere . >l‘i‘t L.ill\ l s: 'lli‘ll loi‘1 .. - l ~ . . _ 1 l '.
'n...‘ ‘V!-. L." »... gr , . l--~'~ n: :\--?: ti.» lls Susi - 'r illiciiutli'lxl[owl-Mull!“ '~‘\. lit-it . ‘
l“ l ‘l . '~'- '1 ll l1! \ M. ”ii l HI i i, l ‘. llllt {it ‘I" application to the lit .i‘l.ltli‘ putt-ill-d hr 3. Il..\ “I...” ..r H... in... h .. ...“ l« 1‘ lim l
i”. “I .‘I ...I‘ rm H p. ”I In” I_ l»r under which we \\oik. billilsy-u-lisllart \h “In H 1\~..|I t . _ . l l . ‘ ‘l' ‘ ‘ ' l ‘3
l | i i ‘ i‘ l | ‘ llirl l- l‘ Id s‘. tn-tl 'ltivl \‘pi li'tvl ill tire 'r' V V I J l H J Hill) A ‘0 n Ji‘lV " i “x ““71”“ ‘ll ”W “will \ ~-;:ll.rl :i “run“! I
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”1“” l‘ "l “H “ 11‘“ l!” H I'l“"’““ 3““ gt'cgatc. :lnll \idl linln-als . to specify the frilly]; ‘1 All: IIVI‘“ .iII‘ ‘ U' I“: II"! “7" iI' \ "”"“ “ ‘l‘ 1'“ dbl“ "“"l “ ”i‘ ‘” l“~“"“ ~
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and ill. ti tlr-I‘. «lll ‘.l\ ll‘J‘l it is to blue “mm.“- .3 Jim. ._ “.1. is the L'.l'i‘:ll-'sl “III. ills III-IIIIIIIIII ~r 'rnpr .\.- l‘lv\ lit ‘II\ Ilerl it tIln sillisrrIiluls .mI l. xx. in l.ll,.~l
. ' . , . . .‘l. .. .. . ‘I .- .... ,I . “‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘1“ ’ ‘ ‘ I‘ -i.o'.slilsilr\'cri toillsn \ri‘llc iii gn :
tin I, ... .t. ,.,. ... .....lp M. [‘h. .... 1”. ill Q .lllIut til it ll.l v \tl 1, t n it till ill p.i'.~ “III II as “NI,“ sin-- ”I r “I the “I” _ E III . . ll I h ‘l"l it" ‘ll‘ III'IIIIIII «‘rn _:
ih.~ r. ”I. .I “I ..r IIIIIIII I ii i l . I...” IIIIu.‘ ill tlln \\.l\ ..i ......poruerI «ll III IIII u . ... IIIiI II I I l,..l,u set i . l .u \i _ l 3 ti . | I ,
, l .u . " .i to . ii .is ‘Il'il it I‘ I“ |.. \\ III "wl \\ illl IIIIIIIII lll'v‘l-' II I‘ ‘l -‘ "' I“ all“ N ““I l‘ l\"‘ ”‘~" ' at all additional r-\pcllse \‘l onli .}“,‘ or .5 .I -\~\-'
“' “ “‘ 9' ‘“‘ ‘l m l ’- ““1 “"““' “‘1 wt. 'l‘lrl- charm-tel of the llli‘lllilr rs and i-lllili H \ l [‘ ln‘éhl “I \‘ H "H iii‘hiin‘ in“! "1‘ ”dull: “willPm “‘ll“ “I“ ”\\L “uni-11‘ rim: \ol‘ iii-1V: ‘ I “A 1‘
llllllsm .l~ bi-ln: l H: rllant twinlsl‘vpl’r» their :illllll\ and llllv'illf‘fi'llt‘i' coiiil-lind I ' i “““".“”“i“ “ “1““ “‘V " “V" l""'l"" U " “ ” I ‘
pm l-i‘i'rt s. \\‘c runny .1 ”I.” tlw lull” \\.|l proilpq- that ll:‘lt'ir\r\.I.llI\I \\hllIh is ...> 'IIII' “Innis I” I \Iliilt. the Iluurul 'l‘rip. SPRING TR DE
. . . . ~ .-.. tra o success. c mlitl re lliéllll' . . . A
link" a lull shill-lion! cl lllt‘ Ill‘lllt‘r ‘ll‘-l ' n , - “NW“ 1 r“ l"*“ .
‘ ‘ ‘ lynr of ‘lijllps in 1}”.st m stint . Hid]. 1 . Remarks \Iade by the "on. It. II. l‘latt III ‘
Il llIi‘\ mill sllw“ lillll .‘ll 'l‘ll-‘til'u‘ltl . - . . l . ! III" Illitt‘ll \{H‘I‘~ \i~‘ri:ili~. I‘rI-rriluw “l “in" li‘k‘i“ In.“ “‘5‘ "l‘l'T- l “l” ' "
. . i.|lll the only one \\llo has the ll'lill .tlltll ; I. in ... . "I” M ti . Ititl I... I. iI-lt ‘ , 'l . e. . .‘i . . l . .1 _. . "k
ll"\"lt ll .1. .i. . .l. IIIIIII I‘l .. ~‘. . .. l ..I 'l, n \l - goiwgloun. its.ri«..lstilioikstliil
H «l l.“ , A .. Hal our on rurlslrcr . tll.n...l lth .rri orri Ltlu or ltur u.th . um turns“ I>.I...r . ......-.....- , . . . L ,7 , , , , g ,
l I' ll‘ ‘ .l . I .' ,1“ A ll lk ‘1. [i . I I I_ .f . I . I ll“ llllillIllliklll lll'lll.
H“) “ “i Vi" Hun" “Mi“. ‘1“. ”M. mil l lt‘liifiiiili‘\ili - lsill'tr lie-it‘ll l“"‘tt‘|lllh:ll‘ l.‘ l Jim“ 3- .‘ ““9“" _.- hum! The nurse lolvlu d at the doctor with a
1'» mum will. nulr mm; l.-n.~.- in . 1‘ iii-[5 .‘ ' .‘ ' .' .‘l f 2‘” . ., “ "W”m.‘ “l ”W“ -'"‘"-“ “f ”“r "t“ sisliilimnl slum‘v- :mll “‘lmiwml:
h. l" - ll ‘ i. n. - l. , . .. ' on,“ H “h “n: \‘f‘i‘lm llmuii “m m m) ' l‘m‘l'“ are “all“ ““"‘kt‘l'~“~ "W" “'ll" "HT“ “ills mind wanders.”
l ‘ " “H“ l l' “ “ ”l ”l“ ‘ldlm sli'ircshctlr \ own \\ ‘ll‘|\ “iltl'll l if ‘ ‘ ' v -' '
_ i. _ - j~ ~ - i‘. . - l . ‘ . ‘7‘ . their bread by the so eat of their brow. l‘w imlv he lift -l its f'\ ‘I'ls‘ll 11.. d ‘ ‘ l- ‘ ‘ ’7" 1
Mb Ni hits and Mrs. linIi'lil undouhl- managers consisting of seven directors. 11... most "mum-",1 m.“ 1m u- s -r t ~l [uh ' i - U i l i i M
l‘ l' . - l the irri’idei-t 'illd ll‘t‘d‘ltl‘t‘l‘ lltlie 'tlltr‘ ' i l i l i“ I H fr‘m‘ "5 l"””“' l! SHUVIXi-EHA (1'.
- cd I\ \\z lgliilly .nail t I'llISi‘l\\‘s of the; l . r - - - to the American people to dzlv is what will \:::l« ‘ 1 .-~
.11 .lulmty to d. line tin-2r mission. and
r‘» ‘.‘ - truad‘iilil gladEIi give tliclli .‘ill
\LVh' . they dhxe for the plirp \se.
.‘ll. 'l‘ln-lllr- gums ... lkrl. liil\\ c\'i 1‘. its 1..
s ly that he “Ill l... pleased to learn that
lllt' ladies only liiilxl brill a friendly \ rot.
in folk UVi‘l‘ lii;rlli't~ ill gz'tlt'l‘ul tiltil ill ll
triciidiy way. an I if so. l‘e Would be glad
to litn‘r‘ till-tr \--r.—ion til~ lllr~ matter.
He his so in my fro-lulu who call in]
lllltl ill this \\ayln- wants to be pcrsrizrd
ed that the ladies still have only kindly
[Cclmgs towards hirii. as he has towards
them. In ill. lireautrinc. he will he
lll‘ i ll sl.lll-l. \\lli'li' ln‘
the public for ten yrurs.
at
llil‘
and continue
as ll" his always done. to treat all it‘-
lles c ’tlrl-‘tiihly and supply them with
glini cigars. l' ll't'l>. [Ii‘rliitlit‘zlls and
stationery wrtirout regard to politics. re—
ligion. risrtiotiallty or their relations to
any band controversy or contest.
Mr. J. M. Ellgrdol‘f has interested
himself considerably hi the matter. and
'lli.~\\'ti~plllg terms has pronounced the
heritrnel a liar. \Yhat he says amounts
to very lllllr‘dillil l ir the present we pass
his :isperslolls as \u- would the ranting
of any derliagogue who is exciting the
passi Ill's' and prejudices of those he is
using for his pets and benefit. but we
may at a later date give our opinion of
him with facts ill his cart-er to substan-
tiate it. So long as We sl-chre his
cell-ljtv‘ we consider it praise. and Ibis
facts will prove falsehoods when held
to public gaze.
AV kin-per For lbrruocruts.
{Ni \\ \‘ork 'l‘mgraul l
The steward who has charge of pro-
viding the supper at the inaugural ball
guys that tire bill of (arena that occasion
will comprise the following:
Six Inge Salmon.
6:: thounnd mils.
One hundred hours.
Six large striped bun.
Eight thousnni‘l clears.
Filly pate dc foin Rm.
Saxteeu nets of roast beef.
Two hundrrd roast turkeys.
I-erty dozen heads of lettuce.
hrs hundred roast turke s.
'ltwo barrels of chicken an ad.
Lily dozen bunches of celery.
tine hundred and fifty tongues.
Um thousand pounds of cake.
Um: thousand pounds of lobsters. ,
.‘ Eight thousand :pickled oysters.
tine thousand quarts of we cream.
his: hundred quarts of water ices.
One hundred and fifty buried t
0.0 hundred out! 821
{~qu
(‘.tlt r\“l to: I
I ploy union men.
. any special opposition
5 gt-ther.
3 cally
. crate for their protection.
'l‘lley d: the business and are
responsible. for upon them depends to a
\‘i‘lIV great |‘.\ll‘lll ll|t‘>\lt‘t‘i'<§ tiftlli' lltlsi ~
llcss. \\'e shall have loremen over every
departtiierit‘p'llo will i'xaniilie the work.
:Uhl :lzlircholdcrs ilrld litill-shareholders
will be treated alike about the work
which they will have to perform. \\'e
shall employ none but liliioil men. as
capitaLis a coilrbirlatiori in itself. and
not toerrlploy iitiioli melt is to plzictt~
deny the right for men to asso—
Tlle more ill—
l
‘ tellrgellt men become. the more they see
l
i
l
the ilci‘cs'sity of uniting together. As it
is in this manner olrly can they secure
any approach to uplaltty ill making
terms with an employer. Recognizing
and believing this we shall only cm-
\\Ve do not expect
from the other
‘ riiallufacturers. “'llysliould we': Sores
ly we have as much right to make
hats for ourselves as we have to make
owner”: others. nor do we expect the
dealers to boycott our goods. \\'ith re-
feltence to the Question. «viii the men on
the whole stick to it'.‘ I say there is no
doubt of it. The question ‘whether we
shall liiakeIlliol'e money than by work-
ing for wages. \\'e shall p: . \ was and
divine the profits pro rain to each share.
luvenport 6; Andrews have their hot
factory at South Norwalk running to its
full capacity. and are turning out orders
at a rapid rate. This is necessary as
they have had a large spring trade. rind
duplicates are collirrlenclrig to arrive for
their popular stit’f hats. Mr} Davenport.
who is nowI at home. gives Ills personal
attention to the details of illanufactur—
ing. watching the production of his dif-
ferellt orders with great care. and cris-
tomers may feel assured that nothing
will be left undone to meet their desires
in every way.
it is currentlv reported in Itomklyrl
that the silk batters aswciaiion. of New
York. has loaned the sum of one thous-
and dollars to the lirlishers‘ and makers
national assimiation. for the relief of the
South Norwalkhntters. If this is trite
such action will do more to heal the dif-
ferences which have existed between the
fur and silk associations than any con-
ference or convention could help to do.
Orange and vicinity continue to con-
trihiite largely to the assistance of the
striking South Norwnlk brethren. Both
the finishers“ and uiskers‘ associations
of Orange and Newark send it certain
percentage of their wages each week.
Entertainments for their benefit are be-
ing frequently gotten tip and other
means taken to raise funds to aid the
ultikcfi.
The High-School Question.
[New Elven Paltudiiiml
The bill now pending before the legis-
lature at “alumni. providing that all
. 'll. ‘ towns in the state containing more than
Moreno! blood. Minorities also“ maintain
monorail. strikes as u beluga! don
hi Ii schools,
btlul expedi.
shall be the condition. what the charac»
[er of that class of its citizens. lltlrer
govcrmllents based upon other princi-
ph s.rrionarcllrcal governments. arbitrary
goverllttlerits. govct‘llllictitsl-f the strong
band. may live arid prosper rind thrive to
a certain extent. although the character.
the soclzil. the mental. and the lliiirul
condition of its laboring clzisses may be
neglected. and may not be deemed pro—
p -r subjects for legislation. lint iii a
republic] believe. and lstate as the re
sult of mature thought. that it is ilittuiss
sible for the system of gnvernrlient long
to silrvn‘e unless there be plissvd such
laws. unless there be adopted such poli—
cies as tend to elevate. indignity. and
to t‘llliillll‘flli its laboring classes. It
becomes. their. the duty of all men who
have to do with the legislation of the
country to see. first of all. that. such
policies are adopted and such lilws ell-
acted as will tend to elevate the lab xr~
lug citizens of the country. ~
Up to this time those who have
been willing to labor in this country
under otir system of free labor have been
able to obtain wages enough so that they
could comfortably clothe themselves and
families: so that they could properly edu—
catethcir children: so that by thrift and
priitletlce.Iby frugality. or self—denial if
you please. they could lay aside a little
soiliethiiig. establish for theiliselves a
little competency. secure a little home;
attach themselves to the soil. and thus
become conservative. patriotic citizens
of the country. Anything that tends to
change that system in the United States
presents an appalling danger. and a dim-
ger.l think. more appalling than we now
understand. There is another condition
of labor which must be observed. Labor
iii this country. ill a republic. must be
free. The laborer must have no master
but himself ill the sense that he is not
free and independent. It was the boil-
dage of labor in the system of slavery
which wrought so much of disaster to
_ the section of the country within which
it prevailed. that retarded develo meat,
that kept hack-that country: out those
sections of the country in which free
labor Prevailed.where workingmeil were
their own masters. were enabled to ad—
vance more rapidly in the march of civ-
ilization and prosperity than that section
of the country where the system of slave.
labor prevailed. And we shall have but
half won the fight against slave labor
and in favor of free labor in this country
if we do not so legislate as to continue a
state of things in this country where la-
bor shall be free and independent. and
where it shall receive fair, even gener-
ous. compensation.
It is quite a mistake to suppose that a
nation iii which labor receives an in
competent reward can be really _or per-
manently prosperous. I known in these
days there seems to prevail a theory that
that union is to be strongest upon the
face of the globe where the rate of wages
for labor in teen. The idea seems to!»
that thumuouwiltbestmngutwhioh
“.\ny letters front the liotisc'."~ he in
lpiired. “There ought to be letters here."
TlIi‘ll he slept. and ill his slccp he was
a boy :lzrliti. babbling of fishing stl'eiirlis
where the trout played. of school hours
and rooms with his unites. .\t cli-vl‘li
he suddenly awakened.
“_\ll right." he exclaimed ill a string
\'.Iit‘i‘. “l‘rrl ready"
He thought the porter had called llilll
for .rti early train. The doctor laid ri
soothing hand on hirll and he slept. in
his sleep he illurmtlrcd:
"Show you samples of our goods. I'm
going oil the road now. This order
closes tile out. The house has called lire
ili. lining to have my first \‘aicalioli.
but [shall lose tililewtltiievtime 3“
lie ilt‘owscd (‘ll. :Itid tltiI doctor C(‘illlit~
ed his pulse. Suddenly tllc sick tltiln
started up.
“Give llle a letter from home. Ellen
always writes to me here. She liever
disappointed rile yet——nnd the children.
They will forget me if my trips aree'too
long. I have only a few more towns to
sell—proiliised to be home Christrirus—I
promised to be hollle—prouiised—“
lle slept again. and again awakened
with a start.
"No word from the house yet 1'“
lie was going fast now. The doctor
bent over lilril and repeated. iii a coul-
forting voice. the precious words of
promise:
“In my Father‘s house are many mali-
sions, If it were not so lwould have
told you."
“Yes—yes.“ said the dying traveler
faintly. “It is a clear statement. it is
a good house to travel for. it deals fair
and square with its men.“
The chill December morning dawned
——~the end was very near. The. sick man
was approaching the undiscovered land
from whose bourne no traveler returns.
“I've changed my route,“ ho lulu“
inured faulty. “The house is calling
me iii—write to Ellen and the children
that l‘ru—on—iny—way—home—it‘s in
the sample case—without money and
without price—a good house—fills all
its orders as agreed. Call me for the
first train—I am going to make the
round trip and get home for Christmas.“
They laid his head back on the rillow.
He had made the round trip. e had
gone home for Christmas.
A Panacea for Alcoholism.
Dr. Fleischl. of Vienna. declares that
morphinisrn. alcoholism and similar hah~
its can now be cured rapidly and pair»
lesslv by means of main chloride. The
method is very simple—a withdrawal.
either gradual or abrupt and complete.
of the habitual intoxicant. and treatment
of the lien-hits and other symptoms
which arise therefrom bv means of liv-
poderuiic injections of tire cocain. He
claims that in ten days a cure may be
effected in tiny case. The dose of cocairi
chloride, hypodt riuically. is. from one-
twelfth to one-fourth of a grain. dia-
Broa’dway & 19th St
New Yorl: Citv.
GOOD NEWS
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and t ‘irllci‘s.nml ‘fl beauti-
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. orllriru in [teem-med
a r Sew. r~r1urlt “and Moe-
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SUPPOSITORIES.
APOSITIVEGURE i _ . .
fol
Cold in the Head,
A\li
BATARRH
in in- ‘rortt form.
Not 1 Liquid.
Saul or Salve.
The only lard Ire-I.
Io-I.
Run 0! Mr. . 2h
Bolt-o ol‘ Iomm.5\k :
At I" «tr-urchi- or by E-
mull on ion lt»lu'|\t1v‘° “‘
VITA NMPAXY. ”and M Clifl St“ N. Y.
l 0008!]01“ ER.
,I ' Plano
To be tilveli Auaw T id B its. the but
with No. iii and
cheapest humorous rind liter- 2 c ents
airy weekly published. Send
for sample co I)". with full particulars. to
Jul N W. LUVELL (‘UMPANY
Publishers and l’ronrielors.
H and )6 \‘Lscy Street. kc“; York.
MALARIA.
As an anti malarial medicine
DR. DA V] D ' KENNEDY‘S
FAVORITE REMEDY
has won goldenoplulorls. .\‘o traveler should con-
sider his cum: wmptete uIleu it include: o bottle or
this medicine. It you are exposed to frequent.
changeso! climate. food no water. Favorite Remedy
739
. should always be within voiu- much. It expels mm
gt [minor and in the st. revcuutlieot chills
our! malarial evil! in this wor ll bi «pram ut-
Yisrett as a trustworthy spudt‘tc for tin-cure of Kn cry
out hirer tsuriptaintsCoustimriuu tumult disorders
Mixing {mm on in immune or the blood To Women
who anaer- from any of the ills peculiar to their sex
nutty {giving rum on uri-
solved in grater, repeated as necessary.—
Morninggvewa.
gin ‘33:. 3w“ blunt «ileum n
til '1 V “K. F
K .mnxx. or ......t’. tu-
sear
. I'uarciioo .. . . \
is ti! oz bottle iir_rl..:l‘.i.
nvllls :r: the Lone t
or oil u») liloiltlil) insta. l‘. -'
_' as.
I ~cs f.-r
l: Slit‘XlVi-Ell .k i l)“ :Il‘i'
the \\‘Hlllilt P] \.\U.\. \\h h a
in: :iritll ,
*. .ugcits for
. ..hcs! iliil.
r‘rh tone com
lll"‘i' I‘lzino
time ;i1l_\llllll
ll >lliiNin;F.ll .\ t‘iLarr also .‘l:"!t‘.~ for
F.tll"t\t\ll :illll “dict-lock l‘iatios. iih ch ml
tlir‘l' stcr; - ~s and the \crv lo“ pl
\\llil’ll lircI : than ill-tic ii ll: .1
Erclllcs happy, . -
tlrl‘
\Ve hill c at present a large assortment of second-
hand l‘ialios and Organs it ll‘lt‘ll \\e :ilv otlcrlll: a!
great l,\:il‘":illl>'.
1W. STUDWELL
ourpoplilsr and urcoloillmlairrzg salesman. Smiles
all those peter-tr: \\liil wish to putt base 2. Present
for the Holidays that will pie ~ and iiizikc lloliie
happy, to call at the ware moi: . .
12 Railroad Place.
\lpp. lh'l-ol. sut‘Tll NHRWALK.
and exaiiiilic their stock of Piano: and Organs.
B. SHONINGER 6:. C0.,
Eli“~ llA YEN. GUNS.
“ 1‘.‘ Railroad Place. up" do.
_ . . .pot, So: .Vorulllk. Bridge
Bus". “ ‘ukou" 3 port. \\ uteri-uni. Ansouoi.
E and “instill. i‘r-rm.
X. B.—-Stioulnger‘s Initial Monthly gl‘i'l'tt ans}-
gratin. 7J1
i‘ash. ,
Buy at the Manufacturer!
SA" Ii 'l‘\\'0
I’R{(PE“E'I‘§3.
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Indnst lies!
And
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pet/sectional cut showingr the construction of our
NE W FURNACE
.\s It gards construction. the casings of our Flu-32.. _ A... L..- 4.. i’{ “h: l). 4.; Hal-
vnliized lion. lilud with bright rm: then “Bl :—.rr (‘l‘fl!l:l irI- r :lizt. ro. \\Ilp . I1; I
its only be desired. and then an interior slaet-o’ an lIm - ... as is. e thi IKI . .Ilr-I nr.
This makes a setting equal to lil‘rcl: at less cost. are. (it; ls ..l is i.. t.\t't-1.I.I..ui\rfi
\\ Lori- \~::.llted and not ill tiw cellar to Waste as Is tlw pritctri‘e \\‘ltli client-I) with
structed furnaces. or even “‘51-: neod ones who u set by unscrupulous n tan in hills.
...“, in“. no intern»: 1!; in» gowr- thry sell other than to g~t the most inn-m ." they
can cut or them.
Hamill Filltliflli Malui’r Bu.
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