a
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Pat-eager Train.
ml All stun All “Jill“
m
awn—magnum
I'lalawllalaaaway (relevant-a
mmmuwutn Quad.
Inflamm
humus, rs...liuy lib—A frightful so
“at occurred ca Whhlghb’alloy rail
read. s all: aastaf this city,bytwo ma-
3"an a W trail.
“We“ Ill-rad.
'lksfeliswadaaiasdwwe killed:
manna-3i... tarps-tar atlllek-
fly Iwa-p eollisry, crushed latwaaa tits
tubdthsiucoiaotlvaaad platformoftht
car.
Jab “.mriadmarpsatar at Illcli-
Irvin-u
'l'kewoaadalaraotollows:
labia Weavw, lap and face fearfully
haunt
tavlsnmtwmmugmma
”Wfllflhbflfl brokansndbead
eat.
Joh baker. slateplohar, diouliler lankon.
Unhowa Hungarian wanna, lag and
wrist irokaa and head badly cut.
James Hodge ,Iog broken, and face out.
hirick Britta, legs (rightfully mangled
will probably die.
like lir'lttou. back broken; supposed to
w;-
illlam Undeman, conductor. bruised
about body aad face cut. ‘
Engineer Albert lined, logs injured, face
and head badly cut.
lichael Gable, head out and badly brulmll
In. John Iicllugh, aerious internal in:
juriea
John Killer, Polander, collar bone brokcu.
Joe Frederii-ka, back broken; will die.
Jacob Kulp, head, face and legs cut and
bruised.
John Darott, legs mangled.
John'l’homaa fiw fractured and face cut
Ila law the Carl (inning and Jumped.
'i'he wager cars were loaded with min-
arl.alatepicken and women. AtCoalIluii
awitchtheroad brancheson lathe mainline,
which had heretofore been hidden by a chain
d mountains. Ana the train gained tht
main line a miner sitting on the rear plat
1011an the two runaway cars dashing down
the back at lightning speed. With a cry of
warning ho jumped off, and rolled down an
embankment in mfety. Then Flagmun John
Diet! followed and placed a number of rail
rtnd ties on the track, through which the
cat's passed like a shot.
A ’l'rightful Panic Among Passenger;
Bythhtiinethe inmates of the two pas-
mgar cars, which were literally packed, be
held the danger, and a wild scene of confli—
aim anal, A simultaneous rush for the
doors was made. A few succeeded in gaining
the platforms and aafely jumped off; then a
jam occurred in thadoorway. A number ear
coped through the open windows and rolled
down a steep embankment. Mrs. John Mc-
Hugh, about to becomea mother, leaped from
hia- seat and shouted to the men in the real
tar: “Clear the way for me." Instantly this
that who were fighting like demons to get
out, cleared a [usage way, through which
the woman ran out to the platform and
jumped off the flying train into the creek. A
miter the crash came. After the run-
awaycars struck they [eased through the
panngercarslike a bullet, the coal flying
about like a battery of Gatling guns playing
on regiments of massed troops.
Removing the Dead and Wounded.
The scene that followed was terrible. All
this time the wrecked train kept the track,
and rushedon to Luke Fiddler station with
lightningdike swiftnss, two miles down the
line. Then the engine left the track and the
cars telescoped. Here Is«where the most
damage was done, After the vast clouds of
dut cleared away the work of rescue com-
mad, and in an hour the dead and
wounded were taken out.
new the Ila-away Cars Started.
Themrsthatoaused the wreck started
from the Excelsior colliery, two miles east
of Coal Run switch There were fourcar!
standing on the siding below the colliery,
and it is supposed that some boys, in order
to obtain a ride, uncoupled the two and
loosened the brakes. When nearing a patent
switch leading to the main track the brakes
were put on, but the boys being unable to
tighten them enough became frightened,
yimped 01! and took to the woods.
Wrecking crews are now onthesceneol
thedi-starandwillhave the roadopenfoi
truffle by morning. The railroadwill sis
taln a 10- ot 815,“)0.
My“ la liar Iteerage.
You, July la—The Red Star lint
Westernland, from Antwerp, has an
vealwaa taken withthedmeaaeafewdays
outh'um port. Outboarrivalof thovessel
at tine the patint was muovedto
Ionaallaadalhatgwa.
PanananuJuly m—itlehael Viuopoli
“Chin-ado, members of a colony of
Thawllndad I-II’I friaadsthea fell upon
Vii-aid all last hhsotenibly that he
wllipebablydia.
Gamma, Pa, July lac-A merit-pli-
“MMMbJohDarmagsd
yuaaadflebeeaalsglasgmlliyaan,
““de 'l'tiahrlilralsct
hthayaug-ttowhtaaamarrlagsllceuat
w- aver granted in thisstate. Theda-k
“Matthews but
whmhawaaeoafrntadwitk thaciaiasatd
[dammit-aa-
“fist-atmwhohasbaainmhealth
E
It belated that “Jack the lilting" wrote
All the arrested on ailspiclon in?
mediath aft-r the discovery of the murder
have bean released, and the [silica ”may
dsspair of finding a claw to the rarintralor
of the murder. The woman‘s name was
Alice IcKenwa
A CHINEEE MUHDERER.
Walt line ta Ila ’l‘rlad lav the Killing at
Lang ling at IluIaIa.
lionsio, July Ill. ~Tha mner' a inquest
into the Fourth of July l 'hlntae tragedy has
been W. The jury brought Ina verdict
that laughing came to his death from a
wound inflicted by a ball tired from a pistol
in the hands of Wah Koo, alias Yet We.
Wah Koo was Immedhtely arraigned for
murder in the first dogma Up to Tuesday
night, Walt Ken, who is a «alarmed opium
lfllflkl‘ll’, had been denied tho u. of this drug
during Iilii miitluetncut. Illa condition was
so piilable that the authorities decided to
allow Iiima small quantity of opium on a
physician's precription.
llail Outlook for Cattle flanges.
Ilurirvatt, M. T., July Ill—This part of
Montana is suffering i-cvercly from drought,
We havohad no rain at all this summer.
It has been very dry and the prairie looks on
it doea in the fall. We hall a heavy front in
June that killed all the vegetables in the
gardens It looks as if we might have a
hard winter, and if we do, good-by cattle
men. There Ls no grass for the stock to food
on even now.
shot by an Elected Paaaenger.
Macon, Mo, July Iii—William P. Hills, a
brakeinan, was shot and killed on a pawn-
gertrain Monday night by Louis Hugbea
The men get into a light over the rate of
fare and the shooting occurred when Hills
undertook to eject Hughes from the train.
Hughes says that be tired in self defense.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict that
the ahooting was not justifiable.
The Atlantic Club’- Special Race.
New Losnox, Conn,JuIy iii—The special
race of the Atlantic Yacht club from this
place to Shelter Island was sailed, fourteen
sloopsand four schooner: participating. A
still breeze from the westward prevailed and
the yachis made a very fast rim. The win-
ners in the various clams are the schooner
Azalea, sleeps Fannie, Anaconda, Concord,
Chispa, Daisy and Aral).
No One Wan Burned to Death.
ansxo, Cal, July Ill—The Ribs house
and :tables were burned here. A number of
horses p:rls?;0d. It Was at first thought that
a number of persons had lost their lives in
the flames, but it seems certain after a thor-
ough search of the ruins that no one was
burned hodenth. Several persons sustained
burns, but were not serioust injured. The
loss is about 840,000.
Syracuse’s Benefactor Dead.
Sviuccsz, N. Y., July Ill—John B. Bur-
net, one of the most prominent citizens of this
city, is dead. He was born in 1815 and grad~
uated from Union college in 1833. Three
years ago he donated to the city 125 acres of
land for a public park, naming it Burnet
park in memory of his father, Maj. Moses
De Witt Burnot.
A Descendant of Putnam head.
Potent, Conn, July Ill—W. ll. Putimm,
great grandson and lineal descendant of Gen.
Israel Putnam, is dead at his home in Brook-
lyn, He was aged 75 years, At the recent
dedication of Gen. Putnam’s monument do
ceased was the most prominent figure.
A Mad Dog Scare.
Jarviznsoxvinu, Ind, July Ill—There is
amaddog scare in this town, and all dogs
have been ordered mottled or shut up. Bev-
eralanimals and personaarereportedto
have been bitten, and one child in the county
near is said to be dying.
The Philadalplla lien Beaten.
Lemon, July 13.41» cricket game be-
tween the Philadelphia and Gloucesta' team
has been finished The Americans completed
their second inning with 249. The gentlemen
of Gloucester then went in and won by eight
wickets.
Geri-nay Wanna Italy.
Blunts, July lO—The North German Ga—
nttetakestheooaaalouof theriot causedin
Paris last Sunday by the display of an
Italian flag to remind the Italians that their
interests are with Germany, and not France.
Rise hue Aims of Science Teaching.
littiachildreucamo tome with untrained
eyeahmdsandbralns Thislexpectod and
Moon was not surprised; but boys and
girhfromlfltoi’oycaie of age came in a
worse condition, and this was unexpected.
Not oulywero tlicireyuandhandsuntrained,
butthdrbraimwa‘einapathologiealcondi—
tine, which rendered independent thinking
impmlble. The number of my pupils in-
creasing,andtheiragesranging,aslhaveaaiii
momwmlhadm eacallsntoppor-
tunity for comparing the quality of work
iloisehy chic and younger pupils,also by
palih when Mire faculties had been
trainedinearly life and those who had not
receivedthistauining. Theinferencesl w:
fta'eedtodraw from time comparisiais set
matothiakiagwiofly.
The m or the alien-various! and
manual workdmehyoiderpupihtheindefiv
nitmuofexpredm,thelackufsystem,and
theiuablllty‘todocomparative and inferen-
t‘nlwirk,were so many revehtious of the
lineal-ad launching. Thedbaulute
aeeadty for accuracy In every study and
an Wot work made accuracy
thalrltobjecttobeathinedinanrym
ban; the Mottheoralandwrlflen
the
sand 'l'hawautot msthed
fiadthsaudofa ordwlygroupli'
dfliselasrvattiaa, thapaiufuiaud
frail. Ill
deal
spa
Edna
Joli-l. ilartoa, the lreaklnaoflllkhorn.
Via. hufallad. Will. MW; aiaats,
0101,10.
As Dian l’airu, 0mm of bias“, wsi
harm»: a theatre at Rind. Jasmin: a Porto
gala final a client trim: a revolver at him. The
bullet, howewr, totaled the emperor and he
litaluoil an iaiary whatever. The would
be aiaanm was taken into tmlt'tly.
At the aanlvanaaal convention oftlieNiv
lineal American \i’i ul .w (I :~ ~ ihmufao
math ka ills uhlolll rs worsro
Mad as fallout: l'. L Badlae tire-Ideal
l[house WW. of l'lttstiarg, vii-e pirat-
llant; William Ina-r. of PlilM‘.“
aver; 0. l'. Ursa-a, (ambit- ll. i'.,seere-
"”Iary. The next meeting will he held at
Wahlagtoa, Jan. 15, It“.
It is announced that the owning villi of the
autism Willhm tohmdoa will be incognito.
The line of Luadm has voted illty
guineaa to the fluid for the relief of sufferers
from the Armagh railroad till-aster,
The fire marshal report that the fire at
layer Bma.’ fireworks establishment, Ilea-
tou, was caused by sprmtaasous cunt-asthma
among so called “ruby lights." lie
that the storage of Ireworksaithlu thadty
be prohibited.
Ira Elisabeth Wells bdead at Hartford,
aged it years. She was the widow of Dr.
Horace Wells, the iatroducar of anestbética.
Capt. Thomas Britten, tilxth infantry. has
been placed on the retired list after serving
forty y .«ani in the army.
Au incendiary lire did damage to the
amount of 07,0“) in the Village of Williams—
town, If. Y.
An earthquake shock has been felt on the
Inland of 0mm and on the mainland oi
Bmtland. Houses were shaken.
The state department has been informed
that yellow fever has broken out at Colon,
on the isthmus of Panama.
’ Governor Goodell and council of Connecti-
cut have appointed ex-Governor Charlea ll
Sawyer commissioner to the Paris exposition.
Governor III“ has appointed John T.
Joyce, of Buffalo, pardon and extradition
clerk in place of Goodwin Brown, who re-
signed.
Norvin Green, John Jay Knox and others,
of New York; Henry G. O‘Neil, of Inuio
ville, and John Gilmore, of Owensboro‘, Ky.,
have incorporated a company to be known
as the Standard Record company for print
mg tickets, calculating and recording finan-
cial and other traumctions. The company
has a capital of ”00,000.
Samuel A. B. Bragg, the superintendent of
Mount Hope seminary, is dead.
Legal proceedings have been brought
against Henry T. and Charles II. Eaton,
proprietors of the American house at Calais,
Mix, for violation of tin» alien labor law. It
is alleged that Mom's. Eaton contracted with
a plumber from Cunmlft to do some work in
their huh-L This will be made a test case.
E\ elyn Bra-w g, a pretty member of the
Thompson Opera company, has been married
to Eugene Bisbm, a wealthy real estate man
of Baltiiimro. She refused him once, but he
[I’YSQVQI'BI] and won
A leaky gas pipe nearly caused the death of
twenty-five persons from asphyxiation In a
Chicago tenement house.
libel! Rock, In, is reported totally ile-
stroyeii by lll'l‘. No particulars have been
rcceiwd.
Herbert Oliver, confidential agent in (‘hi-
cage of Alfred H. Smith dt 00., diamond
brokers, of New York, is missing with $2,500.
W. J. Pelot, a detective, while walking
with Mrs. Wilmot at Atlanta, 6a., was shot
dead by the woman's husband, who had been
watching them.
William B. Derby, lately cashier of the
Mutual District Messenger company of Boo
ton, who was rccmtly sentenced to three
years for embezzlement, owes about 826,000
on Wlllt h partivnl claim to have liens amount-
ing to 8‘~ ’ ,2.~I~, ’ The onsets consist of 8900 in
cash in the Imnih of iiinrtgngces and a house
mortgaged for 86,000
Emperor William is said to have forbidden
German officers attending the Paris exposi-
tion.
The editor of The Fle'usborg Avis has hem
sentenced to a year's imprisonment for pub
fishing oflcnsive articles.
The New Haven Postollice Trouble.
Nzw Haves, July Ill-Henry M. Cum
minge, the letter carrier, who was arrested
at the conclusion of Inspector Edgerton‘s
mnsination into the charges against Post-
unster English a few days ago, Was brought
before the United States Winner and
the case adjourned for one week, A coin
munication from Cummings was given the
commissioner in which he admitted he had
collected money from the employee for com-
paign purposes, but he in no way implicated
Postmaster English.
SIx Mining sailors Rescued.
Booms, July 18.-»'l’lie fishing schooner
Julia 11 Whalen has arrived here from a
cruise, having on board six of the lost fisher-
men from the fishing schooner Edith, before
reported. They were picked up in three
doria Monday morning sixty miles from
Highland Light. They are Jerry (kitty,
John Baker, J. McCarllli. 11. Cody. P. In»
herty andamau named Shea. This leaves
six men unaccounted for.
Decided In Phelpa' Favor.
Nzw Your, July til—Iii thesupremecourt
Judge Barrett hasdismlmad the suit of cer-
tain holders of scripof the New York and
Texas Land company against William Wal-
ter Phelps and other trustees of that cout-
panytocom lthaproueadsofaaleaofland
to he app] to redemption of script The
court decides that the scrip holders have no
claim upon such proceeds
flaw Ocean Steamers.
Manon, July Ill—The Allana, owners of
the Allan line sieainahlps, are about to en-
largeand improve their fleet between hgh
land and Canada. They propose to aid
savenl fast steamers to MW as"5
ice, thereby eoddersbly reducing its thus
hatwesa angina porta sad loutraai and
Quebec.
Dada-garlanmmiargaaai'anea
manna. July lt—Osu. Bout-nun has
beeniuterviewad concerning the indictmeil
found against him h Paria He declares
thatthestatrmentsmadeiu the indictment
anatheoffalaahooda
“Hannibal-aim“).
lianoanaly ILL-lbw abuliour
authlagliad hssahsarii fromProfuorBo-
thawswkoamsudedfreialhooko
:hWahaldp
WipadOIthynra;
table to read it out. That funetlouary.
howcumraa quite unable to deciphsrtbs
writing, and lord Winn complained that
be all out all from muuuulcatlou with his
fellow.
Sirloin-e ha-iuitalwuys bow simian-fol la
mping with the mic diillcuity. in tilt!
Itwauodidieult form-abse- toaiahtham-
selveshsardlntbs Fraieh chamlar that a
«annuities. mango! the leading “with
luminariaaof the day—suchasArsgo. Babi-
MDumaatth-ohemlst. not the author of
“The Three liable-rs”), WI, Chav-
reul, Poulllct, Itegnault and Duhauwlwwu
appdnted to study the case and suggest a
rainedy. After names experiments they
hitona mtrivancefimlgmd on the most
achintiflc prilivipli-a, which was to make the
unlock volt-e rim: like a clarion to the
farthest heathen The last. state of tho sinker,
however, was worm than the lint; he felt as
if his voice was stifled under a Inigo night-
cap, and the highly scientific sound reflector
bad to be discarded as a failure.
Indeed. modern public buildings are to
oftai defective in this respect that i am not
surprised to and M. Ch. Garnler, whode-
signedtheGraad Opera, In Paris, exclaim-
iug doiefully: "The science of theatrical
acoustics is still In its infancy, and the moon
in any given case Is uncertain.” Bo lin-
pre-edlshewiththoslwrtconiingl of mod-
ern architecture, as regards the conveyance
oft-mud, that be frankly confines that, in
the construction of the opera house, he “had
no guide, adopted no principle, based his do-
algn on no theory," he simply left the acous-
tic properties of the building to chance. The
result has not been altogether uliafactory,
though it has been no worse than in many
other buildings where the architect did his
but to make the acoustic conditiona perfect. .
One of the most remarkable building:
from the acoustic point of view that l have
ever seen is the beehive shaped temple in
Salt Lake City. It holds from mm to It,-
000 people, and one can literally hear a pin
fall. When I was in the temple, with some
other travelers, in 1852, the functionary
Wilding to the vergcr of ordinary
churches stood at the farthest end and
dropped a pin into his hat. The sound of Ila
fall was most distinctly audible to all prea-
eut. The scratching of the pin against the
side of the hat was also plainly heard across
the whole breadth of the building.
The temple was designed by Brigham
Young, who professed to have been directly
hspired by the Almighty in the matter. as
he knew nothing about acoustics The reso-
nance of the building is so loud that branches
of tree! have to be unattended flfi the coil-
ing in mveral places in order to diminish it.
It is likely enough that Brigham Young's
inspiration had a very recondite and purely
terrestrial source, for his beehive is only a
slight modification of the whispering gallery
in St. Paul's.
'I'liobadaccoinitic properties of buildings
may be remedied by what doctors call palli-
ative treatment. Charles Dickens’ experience
as a public reader made him it man of really
rmurce in meeting such difiicultim. On one
occasion, when he was going to lecture at
Leeds, Mr. Edmund Yates, who had spoken
in the same hall the evening before, sent him
word that the accoiistic conditions of the
place were very bad. Dickens at once tele—
graphed instructions that curtains should be
hung round the walls at the back of the gel.
lery: by this means he was able to make him-
self more easily heiird.~—‘$ir Morell Mackenzie
in Contemporary Review
Timely Warning.
Milt Lefevers, of Straight t‘ reek. llvll coun-
ty, Ky” keeps the following card standing in
The Pineville Messenger: "1 have notified
and requeated all men dealing and trading
in timbers not to buy any timber from any
person, directly or indirectly, on the farm of
John 1!. Howard, deceased; and if any per-
son has now already bought or contracted
for any timber on that farm, the best thing
they could do would be to get their money
back. As my wife is one of the inheritors, I
don't intend for part of the heirs to have it
all and part of them none, and I mean just
what I say. The man that hauls that timber
will have to get me out of the way first. If‘
I have to die from a gaping Wililllil from the
flash of a revolver, I will have the lit‘muf’ of
dying for my just rights and for my little
ones. who will soon have to follow me to an
unknown world."—I.oulsville Courier Jour~
nal.
The World lla- Growl;
Whatever mmea of the Iowa effort to strip
law papers of their antediluviaii verbiage
superfluitics, we shall always be grateful for
the attempt, The ministers have got through
with their whines and prolonged voweb, and
there be general shortening up all around
in the ways of doing things. Farmers do
sickle work now with two-horse reopen, and
literary men use a typewriter. All right!
[at the lawyer take a bitch in his gallowlea,
and remember we are entering the electricity
age.“whereas" “the aforesaid" is pertinent
to the occasion. Four-fifths of a legal paper
md about that amount of a legal suit ls su-
perfluity. The world has outrun the courta,
and technicalitiea have outlived their useful-
m—St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
0a Orthographlcal Grounds.
A good story is told of Governor Tom Ben-
nett, who presided over the destinies of Idaho
more than a decade ago. A member of the
lure who had been annoyed by his
neighbor‘s hog, introduced a bill compelling
the owner of the proscribed animal to keep
him within the limits of a pen. The bill
panel] and went up to Governor Bennett for
Ih approval. To the surprise of the mem-
hen and the chagrin of its sponsor, it mu: re
turned with his veto. When asked for a
reason. he exclaiiuai: “I don‘t believe in the
billintliailntplaca,andif ldidlwouldn‘t
dgnabillthat spelled hogwithablgflaud
govu‘nur with a little g."——Boiae City (I. T.)
Stat-aha.
Macaw” hatwas un-
mwmu ' .33...
When hakadylaidsdmpaaauioamud
Do its Hathawa- Publish all
the Ingredients Iliad?
IS IT FREE FliDll illilillllll
Allswallkaown. ammoniaiauahsaltb
fol ludfood. and dries up the bread
Protectiouto consumers of foodeoni-
mils-m liea In fmmtlioir l“Nabilily to chooaat
bullllifu Itch-lancer.
Unla- mobsters"
tlisi
uselhtilrwgggdahuthuy
MBAKIND POWDER.
powderiainadeoulyofatrictlypure
of
We “This“ . mu. $32
door topreaerve It. This la Med
oflcial aualyaea of Government and late
chemistaand h yaiclauaandcheuiktaof
Boardsofll thythrougboutthe
OuvmsnBroriiaas. Amanif.
0. & 0. TEA.
The Clinical Tet Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
Ii sitIS'I' nmctotm BEVERAGE. 'riil' I‘I‘.
Yo; vlll um it» try ctlir. limit; sore: mics
It is the mourn (iiui-c Lair. [)h'lu‘Il from
the best plantations niui.;ti.ir.i::tvn‘. n2.~»-:n:~!y
pure and free from all admin-rations o.- mini-int:
matter The parkagi-a am hi-riiietiiuilty w-il- l
and warranted fIiII wrtynl. It is Iti"r'“5\lll>'
omit‘al in use than the lower grad-vs
Oriental k Occidental ’l'ea 60.. Ltd...
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CHAS. ll. FEIIRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Pei-viii. Mon-a Glover. David Plan.
8. K Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others,
Below will be forum a «mph: o' the multitude of
letters of encouragement Franklin Bowen it Son, of
756 Broadway, New York daily receive. 'lhe sub
joined oneo icitedteslimotiiala refrom your frimda
and lit'lgllbofl, lattice artl 2c tlorncn you know and
outrun for their honor and etn‘ighiforwardneea. and
who would room to he a pmy to an derrptinn.
What has been done for others an be one for you,
and it Is folly to longer sum-r when the mi-anfi of
recovery lies at your very door.
(30!. C. II. l-‘BBBIS MI“? ‘ in IST’l I war
taken sick with Dyspt'paia and .lsunilicc of the w let
llmrlptlnll, reducing my weight about eixly woods.
I outf- red about one year and a half Iivervlliing
was done th ll. medics: ski it could largest. Finally
acmmrii of doc-ore declared my me ‘inmnnie;
nthm gave me the benefits of t onbts Then I war
dually reminded to lake ilnwee‘ Blood Purifier
After taking too or three button I was entirely
cured and hate been a well into for over six years. "
MRS. HEN Iti‘ Stanton 8 said to have had
arsucer l'cmovui by Dr. C umminga of New You:
City. it as very Iow— reported likciy todie any do:e
not able to walk alone; Iorc would not heal
Iliuowry c. rid her seven yous ago and has been a
well woman since,
S. K STANLEY, reurlyilclity years old. and
was suffering sci only from a hard coach. The
doctors raid he had an "n cer on his Inuit." and
could not Ilve Haring heard of the wonderful
curve do: c by "The Hunt lllood Purifier " i sent
for It at once nnil took it faithfully. My trough the
appeared and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of :i Remarkable Pure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss can. Starr, (new Ira. Charlea
Bennett), Grant St, Norwalk, Conn.
Ilsd Kidney trouble. Dispepsiii, impaired circit
lation of eight {ears standing; was so nervous that
she could m-Ii cr sleep not eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not benc-
lltted oie cent'a worth; hemth ruined as much hr
the poimn medicines-s by the disease for which
Ih‘,‘ weieiaten. sheen s: "I did not expect to
live butaehortiime. r “owes was real to me
by a friend. Itnok his medicine and have not had
a doctor slot». 1 was not able to walk without help
—Im now able and do walk all about town reveral
times a da I sins new person and I would not
licbnck w ere] was for thousands of dolurt. I
«insider it the best medicine cver ofl'ered to the
public. Dr. (loin t. cli of New York, told me he
would not have helievmi I Cunld have been cured if
he had not remit done by Franklin ilowes‘ Medi-
cal Dittovery' " Currd four can! ago.
Sold by A. ll. iltIY'l’ SON, Norwslk. "
W“ e have agents everywhere. in?
TRY OUR.
Bel. County Creamery Billet.
l'I' PLEASE EVERY TIME
DANIEL L’IIGMMEDIEU.
TAR WALKS l
I sin now «wired with competent help to put
down Imc neutering eldewal
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
' Intimates finished and work prompt" attended
JOHN B. MORTON,
'l'aylor Avenue, loath Forwalk.
P. 0. Box 732. ”sin
Bargaiiiminlfllinery
limits Headquarters for
M I L L I N E BY,
3 Water in, Norwallt.
Curbs and Gutters.
maubllshjustwhat m
asdeotdonot Winnie
CLEVELAND’S summon ......
i
‘,,
SKILLED WORKHEI.
+4:
HOMER B. HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Winninlua, Fab. lath, M.
fthat Ir. 8. I). ”new
All I
watch-taker“. two-Mung
the cwtilesta
Bellini
.DJla
| ill“. 3
“bl-locum
wilhaoua
. A FULL LINE 0|”
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mitts,
Something new, best thing out.
w. c.oumTARn
..- P9915911”, 399: ,.__
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palstisl Steamer,
Dane Dharles,
Capt. l-‘red L. Byxbec,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
$0. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip, ioceuts Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and after
Monday, June 10th,
no. Norwalk at 756 a.
m Returning leave New ork, Pier «to East Bivcr
foot er’ereon int, aia. Ihpin, and footalei ntreet,
Hut hirer. 3309. m., connecting with trains at
“iiaon Point.
Alvnys Take the Ilousalouic Line.
For further information apply to
THE \‘EW ENGLAND TERMINAL 00.
SIDNEY STARBUCK V. P. AG 1.
was: . New York.
C F OLDS. Agent, Wilson Point, Conn. spot
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
lumalkllewlnrk.
0n and after July l5, I‘Sll, (until further notice)
-THE PROPELLERS-
v- 2 . v
Lily of \orwalli & bugle,
Will make daily tri , Sande ex tail for
freight between New ipigrk, Norr’raalk 2311mm
Norwslk. W ill leave Pier-:3. foot of Beekman street,
Niw York. for South Nor-talk daily at It) 3:) a. in
(due at South Norwulk “3. i) p m) Extra boat
Monday. \i' tdneeday and iriday at 5 p. in For
\orwink. Monuay, chueedsy and Friday. 5 p in,
Saturday at 10. :kls m
Freight r ceived from' . a m. to 5 pin
Returning. Boats Leave South Norwalk. daily."
p. in. Nurwalk. Tot-rdav. Thursday and Saturday.
p. in
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Norwalk and
Shepang Bailroada at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon application to agents the Cit
and lag c will be sent for special
anywhere in New i ork or its vicinity.
y’all persons are forbid minim: anyof the
employees of the boats of this line on accountof
the owncratherwf.
HOI'SATGN It} RAILROAD.
IMSIIURY & NGBWAII DIVISION.
Corn-dad June Illth. 1889.
Pauenger Train.
of Norwalk
3 of freight
SOUTH.
hv. Norwalk. Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
7 E a in 7 lit a as. sea a. m.
a ,7 .. .. 8 is
10m “ l0 IS “ if) so ”
l250p.in 100nm. “Run.
4 93 “ fl 4 53 “
6 22 “ Mixed 685 " .Hixed 646 “l‘x‘d
3m .. .. 810 .. “a .. ..
9 ‘7 ll aa ‘0“ .s It ‘0 3‘ at at
simmr.
8 59 s. in. ’
not p. in
NOIKTII.
hr. Wlhun Point: bulb. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
llflani.lixed Imaml'x‘d Elollxed
”5 .. .. ”5 .. i. “I ..
845 " Ills " titan.
12m “”1212”: Pusan.
2 50 “ Iixed 3'10 " Mixed 8 I6 Ixed
4 5 In 5 1'2 “ 5 l‘.’ , In.
P w .. a a ll.
7‘ I5 "
l0 It) “ Mixed ID i? " Mixed 1024 Mixed
most.
I 24 a. I ll an I.
s 56 .iu a M p.In.
¥.(lili,8rsvzr‘e:a. Vice‘igna. and Geu'l lsmga.
. ‘. arm,
A W. Fania, Pusanm Agent.
IAIN LINE.
[atom for Pitt‘eld
us a in. seen-awn
n In M
310.5) a in. II rm“ nu.
are p. ia. ‘I an a. in
no) “ .
meal tofu-Grub"!
'Oooualgaa l’aras lawllihd Iliad“
“Mandarin-cits South Norwalkto muscle.
a..ii ovum. VienPru‘t aesa‘llaa'g’r
§ ‘ minim count !
uxfiflMG
The Steamer will leave Wilton Point on arrival of”
_ "llousatonic" tnin Ieavin
Castle landing. larwallt, 0!.
run: It. IUIOOI. rut-colt.
Iy oanystuofoleamlu. Mag all kinda
commercial piper which WW“ real value“
tedfor any hualn
our nholan are
Oar-fut Attaallau (live:- to tha Detail of
liualaau
Dal Iriueepuiig Iatanlayita a. to l
.IIMOII {a m ltvsu Holiday,
sadlrldey all we a). m,
“It!“ )0! rial-rants.
P. ti.——Waachlsdtomsa many vhltora and If
youwlil iattcrllaui. wecaa dents more
time for lhepti purpose audwlli be Idea-rd
llil' oulln workman of the college. It) show
Merrill Phonorg'il'zpic Academv.
urn——
Commercial Training School.
Bl Atlastieit.. hominid. (It. In Ila-aloe
Day and Inning
nomntn suit Typewrltiag
theta-opal luatructionm ofhe Ill?
rig lIsnd 50““qu oft!
COMIIECIAkmDovtrtmeu‘t',‘ formt'lie satay- of
bookkeepl mans a not
Iuchsrgeofi’rof Alilmm New York citv.
You menaulw emanate! II pared I II
homllr'able and lucrative mposlhiogs, I" u M
“ml ”Lilla" 'l'ypcwitur Ilesilqu men for Stamford
Bush on llouaaa supplied with competent assist-
autaou abort hoilce For circulars and full infor-
mation call on. oraddms,
IRS. I. A. IBRRILL. I'rin,
ill Atlantic at, titaiuford
r. H. NASH & 330.,
Col- MLIN l WEI‘I' ITS.
Good Work Guaranteed.
militant
riu
F0}: '1'!!!
G l’ at American Heater
We are sole agents.
0? ALL KINDS.
P L U M B l N G ,
Steam and Gas Fitting,
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work
Are the b. it and cheapest In town.
OUR RANGES
Hllil Furnishing (innit!
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves,
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
§§5C0\ Ii-IIA\I) ‘
FURNITURE ‘
Carpets. Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
The mbwribcrhaa constantly on hand a large lot
of Nromil .md funiilnre, which he will lI'll-pose“ of
at very returnable pnrca. 82m udha
of all kind.- bought and called for.
W. PODMORE,
Roman at, Springwond.
into Im
l
l
OUR SHALL
Stove Coal
is Jlftl'l‘ Wllii'l' HUI’I’I Till PARTICULAR
llOUlill-WIPI PUMHMIOIITOI All)
Ill RATIGHKD 'l'IlA'I' Till GOAL "A!
NEVER ”Swill MIN 1 GUAM-ID.
RAYM NI] Bills
.iomv n. rennin,
Whole-loam! WIMRIn all kindaoi
Bill]. All W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Lackswanua, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre lfosls.
Item for RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Mar‘
shall streets. Branch 33315 n! Ellison
I'Irim Slur. Min
The Male! Mariel.-
—TEI m—
MEATS
exam III THE DIST IAN)!!!»
on want the choicest IRATE obtainedre
use of trouble or cost. you will Ind them at lay
hot. as Ni ii as
Pnullry of all Kinds
IN m sassott \
F. HAYES?
D'PRLK’S “LOCI sum Knit“ H k
If
KEI'T & CHOLWELL,
MlSllllS AND PLASTEREBS.
Boilers of all Kinda
Set and Repaired.
F’ire [Brick VVork,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE; A'i‘ S SELLISCK’JS,
I97 \Vualllnglon St. Bridge,
5". Norwalk, Court.
Aim, 1'. 0. Box I40, licstport. Ct.
mil in)
Jacob M. Layton, r
Real Estate and House Agent.
General IiimraiiicoAgeiicy
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Strange.
Draft! for one a: and upwards sud Money Orders to
all pane of Europe.
Notary Public Acknowledgements Taken.
Rail rout! Tickets. Baggage Checked
to lies! inatiou.
‘5 Warhmgten St... (Next door to Malice.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
TAYLOI! 8r. GOLDEN
Real Estate. I-‘Ire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass. and strain Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the link.- of
Dohenluro rind Farm Mortgage
ti & 7 per com Bonds.
Loan. Negotiated.
OMCI: ~45 an Washington St, 50 Norwalk
lllllll‘l llll' Lilli Tl- Dll.‘
To-llorrow iiay he Too Late.
Takaan [odor-lent Policythatyoauiay you] In
old age. It you live or If you die, it will be a help
to your family. Turntaadsy will give a
maaaidowmentofflmmbepaid to h in at
”year-elegant to his family at death hernia a
daywilltlveyun allicpoliey for SI, 0m and you
donut Ila! you have paid If you stop paying
any yearaftertlirce
maim- m m
GOHIIIGTICIIT GENERAL
Life Insurance em,
arm
a. a. unomntxu, age-t.
loatkluwalk.
cola newt-a -a.
> in umsaiahllsl
h al
fi
WIS Nil'l'llN MARKET.
Ono Quintin—Tire Best.
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Hutton, Pork, Salt and Fresh,
Corned Beef. Smoked Tongue. flame
Shoulders, Monjalogna, Frank-
tortthtc,
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
.13 t‘l’nsntngton Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
DPALIB I8
Meals, Fish listen,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
011p. ll. fififl. Danni.
Wane (imitation.
Lilli illllll ill
hats Fish Ulillll,
Frills, humanist. nifty, l3
or All Kinds in Their season;
AT WHOLESALE AND ilh'ML
II. I. BIKINI”. IQ I. I. “m
Have You Heard it ‘t
No, What Is Ill
llunt &. Zelnfl' Keep the
Nicest Market In the Ci”.
Blilll lllllli Lillll‘llillll
Mined every
Norwalk Chronicler