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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Of the Curing Power of His In
proved Homeopathic
Remedies.
THE PEOPLE SPEAK
For Themselves. Telling of Their
Disease, Their Suffering
HOW THEY WERE CURED

Mr.. Peter u. Radican, No. ils O'Conneri
street, Providence, II. L., says; only thoss
who have suffered the pangs Of rheumat tisID
can know how grateful l am for my cure OF
that disease by Munyon's Rheumatism Cure.
-Four four long years had suffered, and al
though had used all kinds OF remedies aud
consulted doctors, l could get no relief. l
advise all rheumatic sufferers To try Mum
yon."
Mrs Mary Hatch. No. sls North Main
street, Providence r. J., says II was a
great sufferer from n most distressing form
OF dyspepsia and liver complaint with all the
terrible sympt nus of those diseases. | was
weak and utterly run down and had become
discouraged. As had tried a number of tho
best phy sicians in Providence, and had taken
all kinds of patent medicines without relief.
] Locame discouraged and thought there
no help for me. IL was with little faith that
i began using Munyon's Dyspepsia and Liver
Cures, but the results were far beyond my
expectations. One vial Of these wonderful
remedies have completely cured me and 1
con not praise them too much
Mr.. III. Il. Fiagg a pro minent citizen OF
Warwick, Il. l., says: II suffered with liver
trouble for years and tried all kinds or med
icine and nnmber OF doctors without Sc
caring any relief. / WAS at last cured by
Munyon's Remedies. / take great pleasure
in recommending these remedies 10 all nv
friends. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

] of ago and had been an invalid for nearly
thirteen years.
Pensions have been granted to Rhode
Islanders as follows: Original, John
Fogarty, Woonsocket; Albert IL. Bentley.
Washington; George h. NorthIp, River
SIDE Original widows, etc, Honora lay
lor Providence; Especial Nov. % Hazard
Q. Lewis (father), Valley Falls.
Upward Of coo OF the pupils Of Mrs.
Zaddee Sision's dancing academy en-
joyed their first assembly of this season at
the Savoy last evening to music furnished
by Resves' orchestra. 1hs next assembly
will be given on Dec. IL, and the proceeds
are TO go to the ST. Mary's Qrphanage.
, Albert +. Sutliffe of Broadway Four
Corners, East Providence, left his buggy
standing at the corner of Westminster
and Eddy streets yesterday about 3;l5 y.
N. Shortly afterward he FOUND that
someone mad looted it of ladies'
macintosh valued at s., and two pounds
of butter.
William Weeden. A. NJ, will read a
paper this evening. before the Rhode
Island Historical Society, entitled "Ex
tracts from the unpublished diary and
memoir OF Rev. Enos Hitchcock, ID. d.,
who was chaplain in the continental
army ana for 20 years pastor OF the First
Congregational Society of Providence.
The funeral OF Henry Crawford Dorr,
brother of Thomas W. Dorr was held
from IT. Stephens Church yesterday and
was conducted by Rev. q. McC. Fiske.
The service was very impressive and WAS
attended 10y many of the representative
men and women of the city. The inter
ment was at Swan Point cemetery.
A meeting of the Congregational min.
listers was held i'm the Bible room at the
Benetcent Church yesterday and was we'll
attended. The devotional exercises were
led by Rev. ). IL. Woodrow and Rev. Il.
+. Emerson presented an interesting
papsr on aids to Faith from Modern
Scientific Ideas"
Rev. r. u. Streeter presided Mt the
regular weekly meeting of the Methodist
ministers, hold yesterday at the Chest
nut Street NJ Il. Church. Among the in
teresting features was review of Hall
Gaines novel. The Christian, presented
by Rev. j. o. Randall This was fol-
lowed by general discussion, the senti-
ment of which seemed to be that it was
not fit book for Sunday School library
or for general reading
The astronomers in this section who
wore looking for an expected meteoric
display on Sunday morning arc greatly
disappointed at its non-appearanoe. At
the Ladd Observatory close watch was
kept from early Saturday morning, but
few meteors were seen, the skies for the
most part being cloudy. 1t is scarcely
probable Tint the display will he seen
now. and it is probable that the astrono-
mers will be forced to wait until 1892,
when the next large shower is due.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
DID HE KILL
HIS UNCLE?
Young Guillemet Arrested
al BiddefOrd.
SPENT MONEY LAVISHLY.
Told Conflicting Stories When Ques-
toned In Cell.
SPENT MONEY LAVISHLY.
LAPLANTE KILLED NEAR HOME.

Biddeford, Me-, Nov. l6.-Jean Bap-
| tiste Guillemet, 10 who, for couple of
years, has been employed in the spinning
| department Of the Laconia mills, occupied
cell at police headquarters last night,
having been arrested by Chief Harmon
on suspicion that he has guilty knowledge
OF the death OF his uncle, Jean Baptiste
Laplante of st. Liboire, Que, who was
found dead in the road near his country
residence on Oct. 30
While the young man denies that he has
anything TO do with the crime. he ap-
pears nervous and frightened and tells
conflicting stories which lead the authori
ties TO believe that tLey have made an im-
portant capture.
Early ia October Guillemet left this city
10 visit his uncle at ct Liboire, a village
about "A dozen miles from ST. Hyacinthe.
ne returned home last Saturday, morn
ing, since which time he has given
monev lavishly to his friends and dis
played a. much cash as "a returned miner
from the klondike.
Laplante was collector, and on Satur-
dav, Oct 30. the day of his death. he went
10 st. Hyacinthe to pay some money to "a
relative and also to draw sore from
home he had 500 which he haa drawn
from the bank, and Sl274 which he had
col ected on bill. He was last seen
alive about 6i5 in the evening, whom no
stopped ut a st1re in st. Liboire on his
way home and made u few purchases His
oead body was found in the road about
7:l5. 20 yards from his house The skull
was fractured. Only few coins were
found on his person.
At the coIoner's inquest, which was
held Nov. 4, az adjournment was made
without fixing the crime uron anyone,
Tut several detectives have since been at
work ami one is to arrive here today.
The police have positive evidence that
the young suspect had large sum of
| money with him when he arrived in this
| citv Saturday. He gave $50 To Eugene
| Guilbert, telling him that he would call
| for it later. He bought IA watch and chain
and presented it to another friend, and
! also gave money tn several other ac-
| quaiutances, besides treating all "the
boys tn the best the city aifor Ell. When
taken into custody he had s5I in his
pocket.
Guilemot has told. the officers half a
dozen stories as TO where Re came in pos.
session of tho money he had displayed.
! lie finally stated that his uncle, who
was wealthy farmer. gave him the
money, although few minutes before he
had declared tnat he had robbed n circus
Last night Patrolman Rodrilue went
to tho cell in which Guillcmet is confined
anu represented taat he was an attorney
and said that be would like to defend I'm
when he was taken into court for pre-
liminary hearing. TDe prisoner was given
to understand that ne must uase q full
confession OF his connection with the
crime, us by so doing the case could t,
handled better.
Guilleirut at first denied point blank
that he knew anything about the mur
der, but finally said
- did not kill my uncle, nor did INV
aunt do it, but If you will get pipe and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
MASQUERADE BALL.
Successful Affair Und the Auspic Of
tn: Turn-Verein.

The opening mask ball of tie Provi-
dcnce Turn Verein was held last evening
in the Turnhall, corner OF Atlantic
avenue and Niagara street.
The grand march started at $3.50 with
l25 couples. The occasion was very gay
ons and there was inerriinent without end
throughout tie entire evening.
The costumes Termed one of the most
interesting features OF the evening.
Trere were costumes OF every sort and
description, light costumes ana dark
costumes, bright costumes and sombre
costumes, false faces, false noses and every
thing else that is false that belongs to q
masquerade ball.
ternaps the finest comic costume was
that Of DIR. Felix liam burger He was
dressed as fat lady with a dress Of the
most ridiculous style, and wore mask
that made him appear as pretty young
girl. Then there was monk with his
brown cowl ana long grey Scsrd. Then
there was the young lady with ner cos
tune made of the American flag. whion
was very Pretty. There was also the
Chinaman with a red hood red fan and "A
light figured wrap with "A huge light blue
sash.
The unmasking took place nt l0:3O and
at this time occurred one of the most
laughable things OF the evening. Ihc fat
lady had been dancing Vcry vigorously
indeed, and the great exerIion was evi-
IDENTIFY too severe strain for just as the
party lined up around thc hall To unmask
this same costume slowly hut suroly le-
gan 10 separate at the middle and then
there was sudden flutter and furry and
the fat lady had disappeared to pgt her
self together. The laughter from the
crowd made the old ball fairly shake
program of 20 popular dances was
arranged and the dancing continued till
about O'Clock.
Herman {. Bernrer was floor marshal
and everything was carried out most
tastcfullv.
lhe officers OF the Turn -Verein arc as
| follows:
President. DR. Felix Ham burger: vire
| president Mr.. W. kauoh; recording sec.
| resary, Dir. II. Velter; secretary of france.
| Mr.. q. Sscohe; treasure. Mn A. pris:
| rsireshment comiD ittee Messrs. T.. Gre
celius. a. Hartmann and q. klumpp.
Music was furnished by Herman )
| grand orchestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
MISSIONARY ADDRESS.
DR.. 5. W. Duncan Speaks u Brown u
dents at Sayles Hall.

A missionary address was given i'm
Sayies hall, Brown University. this morn
ing by Dr.. ;. W. Duncan, secretary of
the American Board of Foreign Missions
ID view OF the speedy departure of j.
Harvey Randall 'y1, for the foreign field
President Andrews conducted the chanel
exercises this morning. There WIS n
certain appropriatoness in the Scripture
which he selected, ASK Of Me, and 1
shall give thee the heather for thine in.
hcritluoe. DR.. Andrews intro iuc,d DE-.
y W. Duncan, Brcwn 80, wno said:
Our University has pravi ouslv had re-
iatiqns with this work of foreign mis-
sions. Some Of YOU will recall the nnme
oil Charles u. Bartcock, 80, who lett for
the Cooao Valley the year II his grsdua.
ION, anu lacored tfere until his uesth i'm
". samuel Ham blcn, S6 WAS sent to
Japan In 1894 lt gives us great pleasure
TO learn that Brown is again desirous of
eng connected with the work Ono of
the significant movements Of the present
age Is the i'r.nntion Of the Worlds stn-
mt Christian Federation all over ,he
worlL Tor the pi'rpcS! OF winning their
fellows TO Christ.
At the tine Mr.. Randall offered TO 60
u ere YVES call for new teacher 10, our
college III krngoof. I,nr,nab. 1Lc col.
lege was fnurded liz 1872 Five years 400
10 had 40 stl nts. IoGay IL has $50 Mr..
n"rdall Will nave charge of the Esslisa
dclartment.
We taEe tao s:uderts from the very
start. \ normal school has been attac, ei
eo hc Stitutioa aud also women =
college -
Mr. Randall viii now rcturn tn Oiio
Whoic 90 Nlil BE- Wried. lie sails Dee
20 ana arrives in Ranpoon Feb 1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
MARCUS A. HANNA.

Socialist Labor. 1912; Lewis, Negro Pro
tectivc. 476; Liberty. 3l07; BUSHNELL S
plurality, 2S lOl.
The senate has IL known Republican
mem bers, is known Democrats and l
ftfsfutf hep1bffruu; riectetf on the Demo
cratic ticket, total of 36
The House has % known Republican
members. ~ known Democrats and four
fusion Republicans elected on the Damo.
cratic ticket in Cincinnati. "A total OF 100.
On joint ballot the Republicans have "A
majority.
If they get the fusion Republicans the
majority will be IL. OF the known Re-
publicans three have declined To say how
they will vote for u. :. Senator. The
Hanna men claim all of the other known
Republicans. II this claim j. well founded
Mr.. Hanna will have majority Of two
on Joint ballot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Search For a Letter.

Charlton, Mass, Nov l6 Detective
MoCaskill of Montreal has visited this
city for the purpose of inter 'icwing a
young woman named Marcelin, L. Heur.
eaux, in connection with the murder Of
three members Of the MoNulty family
which occurred in Quebec province two
weeks ago Thomas MoNulty, "a brother
of the victim has, the detective says. con
fessed that he committed the crime. Il is
understood Miss L'Heureaux received
several letters from McNulty, one aftsr
the murder was committed. Tho Quebec
author titles want this letter. as il is
thought MoNulty might have said some
for the crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
DORSEY JURY
COULD NOT AGREE.
Bank Wrecker Held For a Second
Trial.
Assistant Cashier Higgins Was Ac-
quilted aud Discharged.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. III. AT 2.3O o'clock
this morning the Jury in the Dorsey bank
wrecking case announced it's inability TO
agree.
Assistant Cashier Higgins, who was
Jointly indicted with Dorsey, was nc
quilted. Federal Judge Woolson dis
charged the jury. Dorsey was ordered TO
give "a new bond for his second trial. The
case is chiefly celebrated for its length Of
time in trial consuming over "A month or
the time of the federal court. The de-
fendant, Frank NJ. Dorsey, is "a brother
OF ex Congressman William Dorsey Of
Fremont, and was cashier and manager
of the First National bank of Ponca, Neb
The case was given 10 the jury Thursday
and last night the court held an all night
session in the hope of the jury reaching
an agreement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Louisville. Nov lG. The session OF ttc
general assembly Of the kniahts oi labor
yesterday was devoted to u discussion Of
the report of the committee on immIgra-
ten.
suirc vigorous stcps should hr taken Ia
restrict Immigration. AMI siaiistics were
frssenied shaving that nearly lUulntm
foroigu laiH rsfs hat onina 4, this country
dpriIe the last s3 year. rl ut which, 20
was Il i'm a. worked hG' .4air on thr
Amrgic,n worAingmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Water meter No. 52s5, was stolen from
Charles Davis barn on Mill street last
evening.
Thomas Hammond of West Hoyle
street reports the loss of two hens, stolen
from his coop last evening.
A meeting of the Providence Associa.
tion of Mechanical Engineers will be held
this evening at "a North Main street
siSomeone entered William III. Payne's
house at 142 Olney street, on the 18th
inst. and stole a red sweater valued at IS.
A meeting Of the cclored ministers
anion was held at 10:30 O'Clock this
morning at the A. NJ. Il. Zion church
on Winter street.
Schooner p. Il. Barnum arrived in port
yesterday from Philadelphis having made
the run from the Capes OF Delaware TO
Dutch Island, distance of 260 milss, in
- hours.
At Saylcs Memorial hall this evening
Franklin Antonio Stole will give the
first of series OF stereopticon lectures
The subject this evening is The Galleries
of Florence.
Cornelius A. Hearn of Arlington street.
East Providence, reports that his bay
mare attached TO a coal wagon was stolen
from the Fall River dock at about
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
N Ct e.;rors 4 al .<.,a, fro ,,.;+h gon,,r,,-
Rustigan last evening. They entered his
store at 394 South Main street and stole
two bars of soap valued ut 10 cents and
matches to the value of cents.
The committee on police gave hearing
to Officer Joseph Edwards of station 2,
under suspension for violation of rule
SO. and as result the suspension was or.
dered continued and the officer was fined
$50
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Jehn- -0,Neiiii fell from ono IF the
wagons OF the Providence Beef Company
willis on Exchange Place and sustained
home. Howard street.
Captain John r. Case who was killed
yesterday by being run down by n Brook
street trolley on South Main street was
well known along Narragansett Bay as
he was for long time in command Of the
crack racing yachts Rarus and Cygpet.
Sergeant Bennett and a squad OF officers
of the Fifth station went to house on
Wellington street last evening OH icfor-
nation from boy that the house was
full OF burglars When they arrived they
found woman temporarily demented.
The ladies connected with the ST.
Joseph's Hospital Sewing Circle have
srranged to hold Thanksgiving day as a
donation day. In the afternoon from to
5 O'Clock an entertainment for the pupils
will be furnished by Miss Nellie De,enish
and her pupils.
Hulda NJ. Beebe, one Of the most wide
1y known members of the society of
Friends in New England, died at her
house, No. 1i9 Wood street. i'm this city,
this morning. Mrs. Beebe was Sc years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Heavy Snow Falling.

Omaha. Nov. l6-A heavy snow has
been falling over the Western part of the
state the last "a hours and the storm has
assumed the proportions OF blizzard.
Some snow has fallen in the eastern part
of the State of Omaha.
The storm attained Its Rreatst violence
in the northwestern pare OF Nebraska,
extending into wyoming and South ba-
kota. There is much speculation among
s'o,kmen here n to tho probable effect
OF the blizzard on the ranges in Ne
braska.
The mercurv is lowering around zero
all over Ne raska
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

The report that Past Master Workman
Sovereign has stepred down aud ont be-
cause be desired to fix his fences for the
presidency Of the United states 81 = tabor
reform ticket In 1909 was Vigorously
denied ON an sites
SOVEREIGN has snch 'drs sad % ie
of his closest at,i-sl. thi, uofmng,
and there - al.u,ltely ro truth W. it
NJ tlo urcsidcnrv sss urersd 80 fim 7
suruusc hc would Hcce:f 90 us Rl tu,l Any
utisr man w|n.d a. tni thc n ight. al
lslur Iuld glow 4 iim. o. Is has ~
dpsigns on tie prc idsuti Al rtair.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Courts Mandate.

Washington, Nov. l6. On motion OF
Assistant Attorney General Anderson, tho
Supreme Court yesterday decided to issue
Immediately its mandate in tho Durrant
ease. No representative Of Durrant was
I'm the court when the motion was wade
and after hurried consultation the court
apnounced that the mandate should issue
forthwith. Mr.. Anderson thinks this
will settl, the matter and hnston Dur.
rants execution. lie said he would have
inade tho motion sooner but for tho ncccs-
sity OF giving notice To Durrants counsel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Subm Ssion Accepted.

Sim!a, Nov 70. The British officials
have accepted the submission of tho Mad
dskcls, on the surrender Of tho property
and rifles looted at Maizar, and on the
payment for such property that Is not
forthcoming. lhc tribe also has to pay
fine Of TO- 00O rupees and u surrender ~
hostages for their future good c. nduot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
DRANK POISON
\ IN THE STREET.
Fink Hal Quarrel With His
Sweetheart.
Took Carboiic Acid as She Watched
From Window.

Chicago, Nov. l6.-Edward Fink, 20
years old. waved at his sweetheart "A
hand containing a bottle OF carboic acid
last night.
"hurrah. I'm off, ;" he shouted. and he
drained the bottle of its contents. Fink
stood opposite the home of Miss Minnie
Peterson. She sat at window watching
her youthful lover with whom she had
quBrrelled. she saw him swallow the
poison and fall Thon she rushed across
the street and knclt until an ambulance
came Fink died an hour afterward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
A CROOKED LAWYER.
Herman Took His Life With Car
bolic Acid.

Olathc, Kan. Nov II. j. +. Herman,
for years a prominent attorney Of this
city, who was to have been tried in Law
renee on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenscS. has killed himself
by taking carbolic acid. Herman was
concerned In many crooked financial
transactions and although an ardent
Sunday School teacher, il developed that
ne was a heavy gambler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
WILL HAVE
A MAJORITY.
Mark Hanna Likely to
Succeed Himself.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT
Shows Republicans Will Control
Ohio Legislature.
RELATIVE PARTY STRENGTH.

Columbus, o., Nov. l6 The official
vote in Ohio for the respective cities for
governor is thus recorded: Bushnell,
Republican, 429 sl6; Chapman, Democrat.
40l, us; Holiday, Prohibition, 1855:
Coxey, Peoples Party, 625i; Dexter,
National .. democrat, 1861; Watkins,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
New Office For CadOgan.

London, Nov. l6.-Earl Cadogan. the
lord lieutenant of Ireland, was elected
president of the National Union of Con.
servativo Associations at St James hall
today, in succession to the Earl OF Derby.
There was large attendance Of deleg tes
from the different associations of conscr-
vatives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Favor Creation of a State.

Hennessy, Oklahoma, Nov l6.-The
territorial press association has adopted
resolutions favcriug the creating of a state
from Oklahoma territory, providing.
THAT n its boun laries shall inchds
Oklahoma and the Indian Territories. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
British Army ana Navy Veterans.

The British Veterans Association. com
posed OF men who have served in tho Brit
ish army and navy, and of which Mr..
Alfred Dawson is president, meet ut Re
publican city headquarters, 20 WeyDosset
street this evening.
1t is expected that the orderly room
clerk will havoia communication from the
English war office. relating 20 certain
medals in which local veterans are in .er-
pStpu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
The Greatest Curse.

South African Republic, New.
H. (drlaycd In transmissionl J. .-prcsllcnt
kruger Ia prorogulng tho Nolkannd to
day until February. made sperch iu
which he said The dynaiuits inouopoly " .e
not the grrhtc.t curse ot the country
The greatest harm. hc Cilimcd was done
by the persons who wutO trN ing tu create
dis-ensions among the people of the statcs
Il south Africa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
THE WEATHER.
Threatening With Rain Tonight
Clearing Wednesday.

washington. Nov. id-Maine. New
Hnmpshire and Vermont: Rain tonight,
turning into snow Wednesday; colder
Wednesday and tonight.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island ana .oh-
nscticut: threatening weather Win rain
tonight, Wednesday clearing; ueclusuS
'.oInsr "Wednesday. Southwesterly winds,
Leroming northwesterly and brisk ON the
coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Amusements This Evening.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE = Roland
Reed in .'The Wrong Mr.. Wright"
vEITH's OPERA HoUsE-"For Liberty
and Love"
nj yMpIc-Tbe four Cohsns IN vaudeville.
gEsTMINsTER-Gaie Spectacular Extrav'
aganza Company.
COLUMBIA Katie Rooney in The Girl
From Ireland
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
viii Invest gate Brib ry Charge,

Jeifcr on Citv. Nc, Nov. rs. Judge
Shaekieiord, OF t~e Cole Courtv Circuit
Court, hos instructed tho grand jmy to
Investigate the charges OF corruption and
bribery mndr ty the II Louis hrpuh ic
rgainst bbyiSts Who we're LerJ Lurin
10 Legislature ia winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

who was found unconscious in a room at a
cheap hotel here, with the gas turned on,
yesterday, died at the Emergency Hospital
this morning. The man was we'll dressed
and was between 30 and 30 years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Dir. Parkhurst Coming Home.

Liverpool Nov. l6. Among the pas
sengers who will sail from this port for
New York on board the White Star Limo
steamer Adriatc tomorrow, is the Rev.
DR.. Charles III. Parknurst OF New YORK
city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
MUNYON'S ELECTRIC MACHINE
Economical
Tea Buying.

IS. S. PATHAN" now APP
preaching New York carries
large cargo OF New Formosa
Oolong OF our trade mark Stag
Chop" cured and fired expressly
for our trade.
To make room for this invoice
we will sell all grades OF tea from
ISc to 81 90 per ID. at reduction
i'll s lb lots OF &c per Id.
Housekeepers, this is your op-
portunityl