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Sourcnir went with a rush. ONE TODAY WITHOUT FAIL. PRICE TWO CENTS. BEATH IN LIFE. 'Gig LATEST KE SALE.

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the stomach is foul or bilious it will cause squeamish feelings at first. No change of diet ever necessary. Eat the best you can get, and enough of it. Dose. one tablespoonful in water at bed- sold by all Druggists.

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Mass. SNINV euitt ICENN IIEDICAL CULD KENNED1 Iles discovered in weeds a ren Itturitgat Humor, fro, down to a common Be has tried it in cases, and never fail lboth thunder hum, pozession over toil of itv value, all wit Send postal A benefit is alwa the first bottle, and ranted when the righ When the lungs shooting pains, It through them; the or Bowels, This is being stoPPed, and a week after taking it. the stomach is cause squeamish (cell No change of diet the best you c2o gi Dose, one tablespoo tirnt, Sold by all DI OLDEs AND I It Inc 3101114,111 13 11)111 VI- 1.1111.1113 IL W111 cause squeamish feelings at first No change of diet ever necessary. Eat tie best yoU can get, and enough Of IL Dose. one tablespoonful in water at bed- Sold by all Druggists.

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titu LIU U11111Le III. was Based on a Misunderstanding---Will be -f- Vier d- nde Given the Post of Honor---Weather Man Con- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, I This is the only Clearance Sale this season. Our unsold balance of stock tinues to Promise a Fair Day for the Knights is smaller than ever before application is imperative Immediate applica. Captain- Gen Campos Rev G. W.

Duren Passes Away August 28129130. and Citizens on Tuesday---Pittsburg Si After a Few Hours' Illnesu .1 Tabl 63.00 3 Marked Down Marked Down Marked Down is in a Huff. Knights Hustle for Conclave in 08. Front To From To From To NORTH ANDOVER Aug -11. O.

Brass Cabinet 9100.00 635.00 Damask Set, 3 pc 9145.00 87.00 Rua Parlor Chair 9.00 6.50 Houghton Sr, bead cf the well-known Gilt Set, Damask, 3 426.00 175.00 Damask Set. 3 pscs 110.00 76.00 'r apestry Divan 17 0 13.50 701)109ar publishing house of Houghton. Mifflin Cot et cimit MOO 5.7 5 Parlor Damask 40 00 90.00 Mahogany Cabinet, 150.00 75.00 I $4. c41 kt: Co, 4 Park et, Boston. died suddenly Mahogany Tabouret 30.00 23.00 Damask Set.

3 poi 155.00 98.00 P. V. Cabinet toftoe He Threatens to Resign His "Rail '4 54:: from heart failure at his summer ee l- Prima Vera Rocker 13.04) Brotatelle Set, 3 pos. 173.00 125.00 Tapestry miter Chau-- 17.00 -ki ka i deuce here yesterday afternoon- 51abogany Chair. Tapestry 49.00 800 Gi Mahogany Chair, Tapestry.

27.00 15.00 9.00 Tapectry reception 13.00 81.00 Broeatelle Set, 5 pee. 00.00 10.50 75.0e Cuban Position tki kc i i ki 4 A feeling II Mr Houghton was out early in the i Mhgny. Parlor Chair, Brno 35 00 19.00 Gilt Cabinet 145.00 83.00 Damask Set, A pes 74.00 62.00 Ne t'i cQ 1 afternoon for a short walk. and did Mahogany Tabouret, 40.00 19.00 Silver Lamp 48.00 85.00 Damask Set, 4 pea (2.50 45.00 k63 not complain of I. About 4 i 10 o'clock he was seized with a sharp pain i I Centre Divan, Damask 950.00 155.00 Damask Sot 103.00 7 0oe Tapetry arlor 8900 'P.

en ij 1I 1 k-L and died in a few minutes. BrOnit Dec Jewel Table. 62.00 89.00 BTOZ Table 3200 1.0 0 Tapestry Armchair SS 0 5900 1 N. 7 41' i He was 73 years old, and leaves a son. 30.00 19.00 Brocatelle 9.50 Damask Corner Chair 17.03 13.50 r'r I Onyx Lamp '1.

H. O. Houghton Jr. who was associated 31hgny set, 3 Dam 130.00 2.00 Reception Chair 5.00 8.50 Rug Parlor Chair 11.00 St VII' Parlor Chair. 2000 11.50 Parlor Chair.

19.00 18.50 Tapes'ry hair ISM) 1711..55:. In Case a Lieutenant is ni business with him. and three daugh- ks Tapestry Set, 3 pea 240.00 180.00 Damask ArM Chair 93.00 59.00 Damask Parlor Chair 10.00 6.50 5 4 i Damask Set, 3 pcs 260.00 160.00 Rustic Seat Chair 3.50 3.75 Tapestry Parlor Chair 1'2 50 0.50 0V FIV't Ot Henry Oscar Houghton. of the 1 Brass Cabinet 22.3.00 185.00 Cane Seat 9.50 Tapestry Parlor Chair- 33.00 19.00 Appointed. known publishing house of Boughton-.

I P. V. Table 90.00 se. 00 Rustle Salt Chair 8.50 5.50 Tapestry Sete. 130.00 87.00 Mifilln et Co, was one of the foremost Damask Arm Chair 69.00 89.00 Brocat Ile Sofa.

7.3.00 ganker 17.03 11.50 PA 254:57: 5 I. bookmakers in the United States. He I 000 4 Maho Roc Aftlifils Only. 1m II adnasdayi Thursday and Friday, August 28129130. Marked Down From To Brass Cabinet 11100.00 885.00 Gilt Set.

Damask, 3 pes 426.00 115.00 Colt er Chair 10.00 5.75 Mahogany Tabouret 80.00 S3.00 Prima Vera Rocker 13.00 7.75 51ahogany Chair. Tapestry 413.00 0.00 Mahogany Chair, Tapestry 27.00 15.00 Mhgny. Parlor Chair, Broo 35 00 19.00 Mahogany Tabonret, Tap 40.00 19.00 Centre Divan, Damask 250.00 155.00 Bronse Dec. Jewel 62.e.0 89.00 Onyx Lamp 30.00 19.00 lithgny Set, 3 Dam 130.00 09.00 Parlor Chair. Tapestry-.

20.00 11.50 Tapestry set, 3 pea 240.00 1511.0 Damask Set, 3 pcs 260.00 140.00 Brass Cabinet 225.00 1 5.00 P. V. Table 90.00 28.00 Damask Arm Chair 89.00 Parlor and Drawing Room Furniture. I This is the only Clearance Sale this season. Our unsold balance of stock is smaller than ever before.

Immediate application is imperative. Marked Down From To Damask Set, 3 pc 3145.00 87.00 Damask Set. 3 110.00 70.00 Parlor 40.00 90.00 Damask Set, 3 pea 155.00 08.00 Brocatella Set, 3 pos. 175.00 15.00 Gilt Table 63.00 80.00 Gilt 32.00 311.00 Gilt Cabinet 145.00 03.00 Silver Lamp 48.00 85.00 Damask Sofa 108.00 70.00 Bronze Table 3200 1.00 Brocatelle 9.50 7.00 Reception Chair 5.00 8.50 Parlor 19.00 111.50 Damask Arm Chair 93.00 50.00 Rustic Seat Chair 5.50 3.75 Cane Seat 12.00 0.50 Rustic Salt Chair. 8.50 5.50 Brocat Ile Soft.

70.00 43.00 Marked Down From Rug Parlor Chair 9.00 Tapestry DiVall 17 0 Mahogany Cabinet 150.00 P. V. Cabinet Urxoe Tapestry Corner (hair. 17.00 Tapectry reception Chair 13.00 Brocatelle Set, 5 pus. 90.00 Damask Set, A pcs 73.00 Damask Set, 4 pea 62.50 Tapestry 'Parlor 'Ispestry Armchair 93.01 Damask Corner Chair 17.03 Bug Parlor Chair 11.00 Tapea'ry Parlor hair 16.00 Damask Parlor Chair 10.00 Tapestry Parlor Chair 12 50 Tapestry Parlor 33.00 Tapestry Sofa.

130.00 Mahogany Rocker 17.03 To 6.50 13.50 75.00 50.00 13.00 10.50 75.00 I 62.00 45.00 1 Imo 59.00 13.50 7.50 11.50 6.50 0.50 19.00 07.00 11.50 the Government. Captain- Gen Campos is in a Huff. He Threatens to Resign His Cuban Position In Case a Lieutenant is Appointed. was Based on a be Given the Post of Honor---Weather Man Continues to Promise a Fair Day for the Knights and Citizens on TuesdayPittsburg Sir Knights Hustle for Conclave in 08. hifyAblipar tk: $di I sua 444 ca 13W7600 ti kkik 7its I ki63 1- I 301 5k1 0VAJa tV 61k iv 41.

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W. Dnrefl Passes Away After a Few Hours' Illness. NORTH ANDOVER. Aug 26EL O. Houghton Sr, bead cf the well-known publishing house of Houghton.

Mifflin Co. 4 Park et. Boston. died suddenly from heart failure at his summer residence here yesterday afternoon. Mr Houghton was out early in the afternoon for a short walk.

and did not complain or feeling IlL About 4 i o'clock he was seized with a sharp pain and died in a few minutes. He was I'S years old, and leaves a son. H. O. Houghton Jr.

who was associated In business with him, and three daughters. Henry Oscar Houghton. of the known publishing house of Eloughton. Mimn et Co, was one of the foremast bookmakers in the United States. He ANY.

En a Tapestry Set, 4 pee. 140.0 1 Brocatel radar Chal 13.00 Tapestry Parlor Chair 23.00 Leather Couch. 70.0) Leather 140fa 100 00 Leather Chair 03.00 Leather Chair 18.00 Oak (lord. Rocker 33.00 Tap. Chair 35.06 Velour Chair 43.00 Leather Mtn.

Chair 45.00 Cord. Conch Copt Conch 45.00 Ve'our Sofa 63.00 Imp. Desk. 50.110 Imp. Desk 54.00 Maple Desk 20.00 Fancy Desk 140.30 Maple Desk 32.00 Mahogany I hpak 200.03 Mahogany Toilet Table 27.00 Mahogany Toilet Table 211.03 P.

V. Table 34.00 P. V. 'fable 15.30 Mahoeany Table. 30.00 Mahogany Curio Table 49.00 (tilt Table.

60.04 French Cabinet 63.130 Mahogany Curie. 50.00 Mahogany Table 07.00 Maple Table 14.00 31Nhogany Fin. Table. 25.00 Mahogany Table. 100.00 ahogany Table 55.00 05.00 9.00 18.00 58.00 75.00 39.00 18.00 211.00 22.00 20.00 811.00 15.00 89.00 45.00 65.00 MO 11.00 75.00 16.00 100.00 16.00 15,00 10.00 9.00 19.00 28.00 87.00 86.00 9.00 18.00 5.50, 18.00 811.00 69.00 5 Parfor Damask Chair.

40.00 5.00 Mahogany Foot Rest 12.00 7.50 White and Gold Sereen 85.00 00.00 Mahogany Screen 62.00 49.00 Brass Cabinet 7300 88.00 Gilt Chair 10.00 0.50 Gilt Chair 19.00 18.00 (lilt Chair 12.00 7.00 Gilt Chair 02.00 15.00 Gilt Divan. 93.00 70.00 Musical i liair 10.00 41.30 Gilt Chair V' 00 15.00 Fancy Chair 30.00 1.00 Gilt Chair 60.00 30.00 Broeitta le Parks Chair 18.00 19.50 Tapestry Corner Chair 17.00 13.00 Damask Armchair 38.00 25.00 Velour Set, 3 pos. 10000 110.00 Tap stry Sofa 80.00 55.00 Tapestry Set. pee 1 15.00 Sofa. 67 00 47.00 It ocatelle Armchair 45.00 31.00 Tapestry ps 95.00 70.00 Damask Sot 3 pea 1401'4 95.00 Lainask Set.

3 pea 80.00 55,00 Silver Lamp 27.00 17.00 Gilt Table 6500 45.00 'V hogany Curio. 32.00 21.00 Maho any Table 68.00 28.00 Parlor Cabinet 2500 18.00 Ila ogant Finial Cabin4 35.00 215.00 Gilt Cabin 57.00 80.00 Rug Seta. 24.00 17.00 was the son of William and Marina (Clay) Houghton, and was born In Sutton. Vt. April 30, 1S23.

When he was 12 years old his family moved to Bradford. in the same state where he had an opportunity of Studying in a good academy. A year later he begun at the lowest round of the ladder up which he has to fame and fortune, by entering the office of the 13orlington Free Press as a -printer's But ho had determined not only to graduate from the case. but from college. At the age of 19 be entered the maven-By of Vermont.

possessed only of a substantial preparation and dauntless reeolution. He worked his way through and finally took his diplortut when be was 23 years of age. Mr Houghton then decided to come to Et-Eton and intended to take up teaching, but not finding a school he engaged as reporter on the Boston Evening Trayeler at per week. It was hi 18'49 that the opportunity -1 came to him to purchase the interegt of Mr Freeman of the tirm of Freeman dis Bolles, then among the leading printers of Boston, If be could only raise the $15'10 required fcr the purchase. This; was not so easy a matter.

Buti with raibed among his friends on his promissory notes. $500 more on the indorsement of a friend in Alabama and $500 from a man from -New who had married iSepusin of tits, -but- whom he had never seed-Ifil- be ob-- tained the the task was EICCOM plished, and soon after the new firm of Bolles Houghton were able to begin the printing business at Cambridge is what is now a dwelling house on Rem-. Ington st, flea Harvard college, In 1852 Mr Bolles withdrew from the firm. selling out his interest. The ffrm Ie''' t.01 '''4 -c D51.

-t frg--- 1 1 14 Lily 44., tulx W. afe '1 .1 0012; ti k. ') 41 4' 0 kit .1,441 17 4 ks I s4 144 t4 4t1 to I .1 'IcZ17, Z.4 1.44 4 I gQ'ts, 4 tk-1 ei 119Z-19 Jlt sstl sts I Tt i 0.12' it I tTat; 1 (1; 141 144 it (4114' ktZk DIJ2 9 51:44:1 rirt. c.1S.:1 41 1 i 1 1 i Attention I Holding Back Her Troops From Cuba. 25,000 Promised for October Will Not be Sent by Wish Tribulations Are On the Increase.

MADRID. Aug 26q--The Dia asserts that the government have abandoned their intention to send 25.000 soldier to Cuba in October. The paper also says that Gen Martinez Campos has declared that he will resign if the Spanish government insists upon the appointment of a lieutenant general in Cuba. LANDED IN CUBA. Filibustering Expedition Sailed from Brooklyn With Recruits.

NEW YORK, Aug 28The Herald this morning says: Another Cuban filibustering expedition. It is reported, sailed from this pert about two weeks ago, under the command of Col Francisco Sanchez. A rumor is also current in this city. In circles in sympathy with the revolutionists. that the expedition has landed on the shores of the island.

Col Sanchez' expedition, it is said, sailed from Brooklyn in a large ocean tug, which had on board a band of recruits for Maceo, 200 rifles. 70,000 cartridges, some dynamite. and uniforms and hospital stores. The money for the expedition was furnished by sympathizers in Col Sanchez collected it He, it is saki, carried out his designs independently of the Cuban junta in this city. Knights Templars who want the best Souvenir Edition that has been, or will beg Issued by a Boston newspaper should order yesterday's Sunday Clobe.

The Ciobe will give the best newl reports of Conclave Week. WAR VESSELS OFF PORTLAND. They Are Practising Evolutions and Will Enter Darbor This Afternoon. PORTLAND, Aug 26The war vessels which will be here this week in connection with the New England fair, are 10 miles outside, engaged in the practice of evolutions. They will come in this afternoon.

WEATHER FORECAST. WASHINGTON, Aug 26 Forecast till 8 Tuesday: For New England and eastern New fair, probably slightly warmer, followed by stationary temperature on the coast; south to southwest winds. Local Forecast. For Boston and vicinity until Tuesday night, fair; continued warm; light, variable winds. No Rain in Boston Tomorrow.

The following special message has been received from the chief of the weather bureau at Washington: "The weather in Boston on Tuesday promises to be generally fair with threatening clouds in the afternoon, but without rain, southwesterly winds; generally warmer." Clear Skies and Light Wind. The morning reports indicate fair weather over the eastern half of the country, attended by abundant sunshine. Tomorrow in this vicinity promises to be as indicated in the forecast. Perhaps a sea breeze may cause a comfortable temperature on the immediate coast, but this is not to be relied upon with certainty. The rainfall in preceding 21 hours has been confined mostly to western districts, and.

excepting heavy showers in Missouri, no large amounts are recorded. Seasonable prevails everywhere but in the extreme northwest. where it is a trifle cdbler than the average. The morning range in the New England states is from about 55 in northern portions to slightly above 700 in southern. Clear skies and light westerly winds.

J. W. Smith, Local Forecast Official. The Temperature Today at Thompson's spa, 219 Washington at: 194 8 a 72 a 72 9 a 74 11.30 a 72' 1895 64 65 73 84 1, ID. PAIR Temp TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE! 111 RANKS. 1 RYE. Procession Will Move. headquarters. however.

express the cpinion that It will be safe to add 15 minutes to the time allowed on the map for the inevitable pauses and interruptions of all kinds. Consult the figures. make your allowance and govern yourselves accordingly. from Virginia was Grice 16 of Norfolk. This commandery brought 33 sir knights and 17 ladles, beside several gentlemen who came as guests of the commandery.

This is probably the largest representation from Virginia, as it is said that Richmond and some Other commanderies will not bring as many as they expected. Quite a number of different commanderies will attends however. and Virginia will be well represented at the conclave. The members of the Norfolk commandery who arrived this morning are as follows: Eminent Sir E. L.

Guy commande. Sir Thomas J. Nottingham general'ssimo. Sir James P. Williams captain general.

Past Commar.fler E. E. Guy prelate. Sir George B. Maynard senior warden.

Sir W. T. Core junior warden. Sir Walter Edmonds standard bearer. Sir C.

M. Nottingham sword bearer. Sir John A. Scott Jr. warder.

Sir R. W. Pettit, captain of guard and quartermaster. Right Eminent Sir Fred Greenwood. past grand commander of Virginia.

Sir Knights Frank Waike, W. B. East, S. N. Simpson, J.

A. Clay. S. B. Turner.

James G. Gill, J. T. White. H.

Skinner. John P. Hall. A. Stahl, W.

A. Anderson, Peyton Tunstall, J. W. Harris, C. L.

Ellington, H. Hodges, R. R. Morris. George B.

Jenkins, James E. Barnes. H. Continued on tie Second Page. Lung Kuro cures Bronchitis.

WAITT BL BOND The best is none too good for Knights Templar. If there are any visitors who have not smoked Waitt Bond's Blackstone Cigars, try one. You will smoke no other hereafter. t-4 visitors who have not smoked Waitt Bond's Blackstone Cigars, try one. You will smoke no other hereafter.

i 1 1 MG TE LA I i You'll get very tired and thirsty this week. You'll need something strengthening. DRINK Staff, and of the following-named Sub-Committees are at ee '1 Brass Ca' met 50.00 02.00 Brass Cabinet 23.00 111.00 Bras Cabinet 50.00 25.00 Brsas Cabinet 40.03 111.00 Onyx Table 62.00 CM Chair COO 9.15 Gilt Sofa, Damask 163.00 8.0 Gilt Arm Chair, Disinask 63.00 89.00 Mahogany Stt, 4 pcs 175.00 193.00 Mahogany 4000 99.00 Mahogany Rocker 33.00 20.00 Cretonne Set. 3 pea 135.00 87.00 Parlor MO, Mahogany 25.00 15.50 Arrn Cita 47.00 99.00 Ann Chair. 5500 81.00 Niahogany Set, 4.

pea. 115.00 711.00 Arai Chair 29.00 19.00 Arm Cita ir 46.00 29.00 Ann Chair Damask 34.00 111.00 Mahogany Divat Damask 40.00 28.00 Mahogany Divan. Damask 65.00 41.00 Ma1ina17 Divan. Damask 29.00 10.00 Maple Divan. Tapestry.

33.00 21.00 hogany Divan, lismass. 55.0(3 89.00 f'isfa. Tapestry 17.51 14.00 Tapattry Set, 3 pes. 73.00 46. Parlor, Damask.

16.00 II. Mahogany Sat. 3 133.00 87, 'Mahogany Itivan.Tarestr 81. Olsontan, Stai 12.30 Parlor, Itmentele 37.00 19. Parlor, Tapestry 18.00 13.

rvcrtor Tapestry 13.50 9. AZEZNIZanage 40.00 11.00 97.00 81.00 9.00 19.00 13.00 9.40 Library B1111(11111 GE1' ZX 231 1-11 RE-OPENS SEPT. 3, 1893. THE COURSE OF STUDY is thorough, complete and practical. Pupils are 'Med rot the duties and work or every-day life.

THE FACULTY embraces a list of tnore than twenty teachers and assistanti elecied with special reference to proticiency in each neplirtment. THE STUDENTS ore young people Gt both setes, full of dilogence and seal. THE DISCIPLINE is of the hizliest -order. and includes valuable business lestons. THE PATRONAGE Is the LAnclEsr of any similar institution in th Amid.

THE REPUTATION of this school for originaltly and eadership and as the ettatssiiir is Institution Of its kind is generally acknowledged. SPECIAL COURSE. Shorthnnd, Tppe Wratng, Composition anti Cerra. spondence may be taken as a epeeist' course. SITUATIONS In business houses fug oisheil pupils amens the varied Inducements to attend this THE SCHOOL BUILDING, 608 Washington Street, Boston, ts ePntcally 'twitted and purposely constructed.

(Alice open daily. from 9 gill 9 o'clock. Prospectus Posi fres. et or 1 I 74--. a 4sonwAteipprik.

S. 7.42g 1 i 'V 2., 32.... ,,,2,:,, 4,, lc) iz 7 iol 41 ININS077: pc 1-. Poll lic UZA 1 A ff ft-'s -94z, it 4 4 iti La Nli IA; et) 4 SAVE TIME Where and When the A Globe artist as walked at a parade gait over the entire route of the Templar procession tomorrow. On this basis he has calculated, and indicated on the atove map, the time of arrival at important pants of the head of the Tuesday parade, provided it starts sharply at 10 o'clock.

Experienced knights at The following has been sent out from the headquarters of the triennial committee of the 26th conclave, in denial of the report that St John's commandery of Providence would not take part In the parade tomot row: The statement that St John's cornmandery. No. of Providence. Eminent Sir George M. Carpenter commander, is not to appear in the Knights Templars parade tomorrow, proves to be erroneous.

A telegram was received at the triennial committee's headquarters this morning to the effect that St John's commander)' will certainly report with full ranks and fill the position assigned to it. because of its seniority, on the right of the line, as per general orders No. 3. issued by Right Eminent Sir Samuel C. Lawrence, chief marshal, July 24.

1893. The whole affair, as it has been published, appears to be a tempest in a teapot. which unfortunately has arisen from lack of knowledge and misunderstanding of the actual situatiwt of affat tis. With refererce to the precedence of grand and subordinate contmanderies in the parade tomorrow, the first consisting of the officers and members of the grand encampment and its detailed escort, does not count. The right of precedence con- mences with the grand commandery Mat.sachusetts an1 Rhode Island at the head of the second division, and ends with the last cornmandery in the 13th division.

St John's commandery immediately follows the grand zotrmandery of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. and will, consequently, occupy the post of honor. OLD DOMINION KNIGHTS. Several Commanderies from Virginia Arrived in Boston This MorningAll Ready for a Good Time. The "Old Dominion" Knights Templars came in with a rush this morning at the Park sq station.

Some of the most important commanderies were on the train that arrived from Fall River about 9.30. One of the Alexandria commanderies was aboard. also a few sir knights from Petersburg and Portsmouth. But the principal representative body 1 Gail Borden Eagle BRAND Condensed Milk HAS NO EQUAL 0' 10 ilk 0. PuBLIC, GItIkbEti 4 0 te V.41 kl 4 4.

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Shorthand. 4 mil end leasinvss deem steluovelt 1 I invited durinir illeasien ne Sma aim A "It Is ryw that () fratnres ea yo Ike: your rase ski original and unique l', roodard systPm en a'f 1 IpProclatod, tend to Ft 1, "Joys. The mho pl. valtienlay Paabiels Pa -11; IttwIllOnbr nafeT trt i'ocj awl not herd-work-e I prised et the rap'd 11 1 i teltenol I utaseltd4rtt Publishers 1 SOO lett61. w2ru KOICHI'S ATTE- OFFIZ I The memb( It Etn.

Sir Sa are requested 6-i Old Public I No. too Boyl II; at 3 o'clock ,61 1 CIZILits.ra-xi 0, rla Chie 1111-1 I EMLian Hotel Iceoninlod led suites mike ikad 1 :,,,131. amp 0 i bights 26th Chief of Tile Old NO. Transportation, Carriages, 4 BENJAmmr Illickox's Graduates It the high- ut stand- argot ell- All diaduates placarl In pennons. Shorthand.

lot and deuce oteloqively. invited during session. Savant; is an that one geed fettures as your rate skill original and unique standard System good this feetures, which tend to 1s vkloys. The school unwieldy enables each htnent of attention, and thew mei not trised at the rap'd ABEL.P. nee Art Publishers for Stronnectus, lttereconime KNIGHTS OFFICZ The members Em.

Sir are requested Old Public No. too Boylston at 3 O'clock P. 9ZICALrtmans; Chief rolumlian Hotel Iceonutiodatiolis 13,:, oolbe mid suites. menu Os Sakti Sample LEADS THE 'r "31 Horses and Horse Equipments, Halls and Decorations, Excursions, Exhibition Drill, Theatres, Medical Staff, Grand Stands. Reception Committee.

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Vt 't-- 1 1 1 Nur 4,7 i 1 Continued on the Seventh Page. By Official Order Sir Knights will be served with "Londonderry" Exclusively At All Banquets And Receptions. The Supt of the Five Points Mission writes "It gives me great pleasure to testify to the merits of Dr. Seth Arnold's Balsam. I have found it very efficacious in bowel difflui culty, and not -a case that was not rilfga by a single I Use BARTLEITS ROO far Wed: KSTINE Outsell any three brands combined made in Boston.

Quality Counts. 1 ,) ".1 -7 4., ek ghts with. I1nrr II 01 1 nquets ptions. ny three ombined Boston. Liity nts.

POLAND SPRING HOUSEOpen until Oct. I5th. The present season at Poland Spring is a record breaker among the summer resorts of the world. September and October the most brilliant part of the season. 4.

CPT' 1 Monumental testimonial to the efficacy and immense patronage of the celebrated erve roa. WORLD! A TE would cost $12.00 if the cigars happened to be made in Havana. We are also agents for "LA PREFER ENCIA" clear Havana in all the popular sisTs. 4 1 1-1 I POL. RI The only water at the World's Fair to receive awards for Purity and Creett Medicinal Power.

This was the only diploma awarded any water in New England. Annual Saies exceed the combined sales of all the Saratoga Springs. 31a3PLIITIC For Information, Circulars, Souvenirs, call or address, Boston, HIRAM RICKER SONS, New York, 1,5 Devonshire St. So. Poland, Me.

3 Park Place. I Pierre Building, Copley Sicittare. let year. Anplv now for entrance esain nat Ion. 'say or titian Instruction all spitting highgrade TYPewIll- chool corr.

spo 'Visitors school BOaros, Ato. 14,1895. school combines 15 (1 many yours; the unsurpassed loranein as no Instructor, your method of teaching the entirely purged of superfluitie, associatesthese, with other volt'- whit he known to be duly uphold the high reputation being not too large and pupil to obtain the imPortant your well-directed personal who are at all observant hard-work-dodgers are invariably they make. PRED (Stenographer to L. Prang Lithographers.) containinit over nriatory.

TEMPLARS ATTENTION OF THZ CHIEF AP.SH 41, BOTTON, 26, 1805. of the Staff of Samuel C. Lawrence to report at the Library building, Street, today, M. of Staff. 1162 Washington Street.

for 150 2 to 10 io each. Room open to the public as ma L1111 pulL 1, AM 1 LA FLOR DE VALLENS INCOMPARABLE CIGARS. All Havana Tobaccomade by Cuban workmenchoice colorsthirty sizes. Smokers should and do appreciate an American Havana Cigar at about two-thirds the cost of the same quality of goods made in Havana. The Val lens Londres at $8.00 per box COBB, BATES YERXA, Washington Hail Sq.

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