LODDIPANliill III lliB Nil FRANK.
mmurutaraaota'l‘hree-
rmuisrsatistaswuamasar
Ml. Y—Ienadatlraatl-a
mnemragr‘arty.
Items, it. 1’. Sept. ion-an" wander-
“ it the Wundsainca Tuesday morning
m, at. ”III-old boy of George Wear-
"a '- Mill! in aawamp not more than
, Immutable home hyWilliaIu C.
Maul. Van Denuu while hunting.
, m discovered the child was playing
Mylnthamudandwaterand ap~
may will be none the worse for his ex-
llflirler. lie was still accompanied by his
”dogwhichattacked the men as they
m up the little fellow. Allan sun-
prlsed at the child's recovery alive alter
. his exposure in scanty attire in the severe
‘ rainstorm lornaariy four days.
m and Ilia Dog Disappeared.
‘ Atlflo’eloek Tuesday morning Dayton
and the dog disappeared, and although the
whole county was scouer Wednesday and
Thursday, no trace at the little tow headed
tot and hismuina companion. Frank, was
blind. Among those who started out to
latch were Fred Coons and his friend,
Giles D. Van Densen, an electrician, living
at M Gau- arenue, Brooklyn. They went
“to Newman’s woods, two miles lrom
dense and tangled swamp woods belonging
tour. Deiamatyr. There is not a wilder
orrnore unirodden place about Hudson.
The light scarcely penetrates the foliage
even on a bright day. The ground is
rough and sometimes pneipltoua Van
Donna and Coons had penetrated some
distaucaiutothis forest and came to the
edge of a swamp surrounded by «dare.
Found at Last.
“Let's look in here," said Van Deusen.
Hollander! Coons his gunand began to
make his way through the edge of the
swamp. All at once he stopped in union
“linen was a clear bit of iirm
grounds few yards in front or him. In
the initiate! itwns a' cedar tree. Under
ihatrsa,seatadnponthe ground, was the
“boy. Ilia bare, brown legs, torn and
bleeding, were stretched straight in front
of him. iii- hare feet were bruised and
hadputastonein it and it was making a
great rattling. Frank, the dog, was run-
ningto and (so about him, seemingly en-
joying the noise.
' Bis Yaltlrtal Dog.
He was thin and hollow and flushed with
badly lull-arch Vau Deuseu was astonished
It thin scene, when he, with everybody
doe, supposed that the boy was dead after
these days and nights of exposure to rain
Ind cold. He went toward the child. The
pit, no at him savagely and began to
bark and snap. But the boy looked at him
with frank, questioning eyes, and said:
”Want momma. I'se hungwy."
Van Dnaen picked up this prodigy oten-
dinner. The gingham apron and dress
were soaked through and'through.
“You're hungryi" he’nqnired.
“ ’Paa. An’ i'se wet. It wained an’
wained.” Then the child began to sob a
Wood said, “Its dark and cold. I want
was”
All lemma Vented Ilia.
Itwaa not long before the little fellow’a
widwaa granted. and he was hardly more
than his anxious, halt heart-
llotilcr, who caught him from Van
's arms and hugged him convulsive-
to her heart, while the tears of joy
W from her eyes. Blsdrat words
"llnngry. mammal” and then he began
soitly.
took ed the three thin and wet gar-
whieh had been his only protection.
and bandaged the scratched
legs that had grown so thin.
boy were fed on warm milk
dog is only three months
lity to the boy is most remarka-
boy, sitting on his mother’s lap,
him and said, "Fwank laid wis
is was about the only remark he
atoryof his antlering, his fear
lonely forest. with the rain
through the inky darkness of the
will never be told. But it can be
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W Atlanta, liaas., iiept. zit—Cou-
ridershi- eaeiternent waaaccaaioned at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon by the
Walther Italian who made an assault
and pointed him out to an ofllcer.
araa run, but atterahotebase through
thawoods and wading the riva, hewas
captured. A crowd endeavored to take
flora the Milan in anattflnptto
him, and a terrible struggle ensued,
which the llaillo'a clothing wan
hm Finally the odious locked
up. Ila was thoroughly identified.
M Wood last Follow lien-lee.
OI]! Faun, X. Y.. Sept. ill—Judge
M’sehargr to the jury in the Cal Wood
m trial occupied over an hour and
w. clear and impanial. The jury were
“but thirty minutes and returned with
Cradle-tot guilty of murder in the first
degree. The prisoner was sentenced to be
same-I by merit-n1 at Danneniora prie
aarlartagths week or liar. a. Wood was
[daily trimmed, but his wife wept and
Made" Irma hearing the ashram.
upstart-as hauls. er a Ionian.
Than alumni. Que. i'lept. ill-Mrs.
m at Poiatadu lac, nine miles from
area, nurses and killed while sitting at
“a”: table with her husband. Th0
data-elm] through the window. There
baselewrorhe party whodid the shoot-
fl‘fllflmmm beanigned for the
In.
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biting where he was captured by a ”REEF
my; I ‘“"’“".‘i in.
. I: New Yo .
O‘Day and Vaughan.
Chicago-
E
Oumhert. Kelly and lurphy.
National League.
At Pittaburg ——
Baaehlts: Pittsburg, ll; llew York
Plttshurg. ii: New York, 3. Batteries
Clark. Smith, Wilson and Decker.
AtCincinnati~
Gucinaatl... .......i it I e ti o
Plailadalphlh. ......... 2 0 l 0 D I
Ilaae hits: Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia. I.
ma: Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphia. 3. Bat :
Durysa and Keenan. Gleason and Ciamnia.
“Chicago—
.......... .....0 0 6 8'0 l 0 8-40
mun ................ 00004001—5
Base hits: Chicago. 12: Brooklyn, 8. Errors:
Chicago.“ Brooklyn, 8. Batteries: Luby~ and
logic, Terry and Daly. '
'na attendance was as follows:
:ltusie
American Association.
At Columbua~
Weaver's, and then began to look into the 0‘“
umbua. ........... z 2 l 0 i o d o 0—!)
Baltimore ............ D‘ODDODDO—O
Bane hits: Columbus, l; Bulimom, 3. Errors:
Columbus, 3; Baltimore, 2. Ballerina: Outright
and O'Connor. McMahon and Robinson.
Alfii.L0iiia—-
Bhlouia............7 o o o o o l o o—s
mmr.............0 7 0 0 D 0 D 0 0—7
Base hits: St. Ionics; RochesterJ. Errors:
St. Louis, 4; Rochester, .5. Batteries: Hartt Ind
Innyon, Titcomh and Grimm.
At Isouisriiio—
a
...
. l I 0 I) 0 o 1 8—9
.. ........ 0 0 0 I l I 0 l 0-— ‘
Basehits: Louisville, 1]; Athletic, :0. Errors:
Louisville, 3: Athletic. 5. Batteries: Healinnnd
Bligh, O‘Neil and Daly.
Atlantic Annotation.
At [ebonou—llehcnon. 7; Newark, 2. Base bits:
Lebanon, lo; Newark. ti. Errors: lelnnon. 3:
Newark. 8. Batteries: Swift Md Coons, Sand
and Childa.
At Harrisburg—Harrisburg. ii; New Haven, 1.
Baseline: Harrisburg. is; New Haven, 8. Errors:
Harrisburg. 3; New Haven. a Batteries: Gumhle
and Jennings, Homer and Cabill.
The President‘s Outing.
Citllssox, Pa., Sept. till—The president
has issued a proclamation extending the
time (or removing cattle from theL‘herokee
outlet, l. T., to Dec. 1. This only applies
to one-half of each of the herds. The other
half are to go Nov. 1. He approved the
anti-lottery and river and harbor bills and
attached his signature to the resolutions
eulogizing Samuel J. Randall, David Wil-
bur and N. W. Nutting. He also Iorwarded
several unimportant nominations to Wash-
ington. Owing to the delayinrepalriug
the White House the president will remain
hereluntil next week. Today he and his
family will visit the bituminous coal re.
giona near Clearfleld.
They Will Build the Big Bridge.
New Your, Sept. m—The lneorporators
oi the North River Bridge company re
cently authorized by congress held their
filth meeting here Friday. The minimum
amount of 81,000,000, as specified by con-
gress, was announced to have been sub-
scribed. The following directors were
chosen: Jordan L. Mott, John King, J.
Andrews, Thomas F. Ryan, Charles J.
Canda, Edwnnl I. C. Young and William
Brookiield. These oilleers were elected:
President, Jordan L. Mott; secretary, M.
II. Houseman; treasurer, Charles J.Canda;
general counsel. Charles F. Mueller“);
chief engineer, Gustav Lindenthal.
fatally llcaten by Mashed Mel.
Psnm'snnnu, 0., Sept. m—Last night
two masked men entered the house of
Peter lines, about two milea south of
Perryabnrg, and beat .‘dr. and Mrs. Fines
into insonsibility, and then robbed them
of woo which they had in the house. The
appearance of the house indicated adu-
perate struggle. Both are in acritical con-
dition and may not recover. Two persons
suspected of the crime are under amt.
They Broke the Double Teal: MN.
Pnrunsmm, Sept. 30.— The double
team trotting record {or a mile was broken
at the Philadelphia Driving park Friday.
Belle llnmlin and Justine, driven by Mr.
Hamlin, made the mile in “milk, beating
the recon of Maxey Cobb and Nero Medi-
um by a quarter of a second. The record
now made is disputed by several turlmen
present, who say the mile was gone in
2:l6}(.
flenrgo It. llavla Will [tun the l'alr.
Clilcauo. Sept. m—«(ieorge R. Davis, oi
this city, has been elected director general
of the World's tnir by the national com.
miaaion. On an informal ballot he re-
ceired 50 votes. only 47 being necessary to
acheice On motion at a Pennsylvania
member the ballot was made formal and
Mr. Davie declared the unanimous choice
oi the commission.
reputation of Pennsylvania Tow-a.
Wamlmmm, Sept. widths census one.
hasannouuced the population of the tel.
lowing towns, with incmsea since 1”:
mover Falls, 9,734; increase, 4.0m Con-
neilavillr.5,m; increase, 8,014. Mononu-
hsia, 4.0!”; increase, 1,13. New Brighton,
twill: increase, 1,950. Uniontown. 6,30;
increase, it”. Washingtth, 7,0“; in-
crease, 2,753.
Superintendent rartas‘a Illness.
Wasalrmror, iiept. ill.~8uperlnteudsnt
at the Census Robert 1'. Porter, who has
been ault'sring for several days with an
attack of plenriey, is better. While his
illness was serious, it is thought that the
critical point has been safely passed. He
took some nourishment today for the first
time in live days.
lube-1hr Younger Drought Dial.
Paiuoxmlm, Sept. at ~ George C.
Younger. who embnaled 3.4m from 0. 0.
Ilarnpatead dz lion and went to
detective, was arraigned here and in
“.50 ball. W--- w
aera- Years he Adventurer la-all.
NawYmfispLu—Joha ltusaaihtha
adventurerwhohseameaoteriouathreugh
hiathettuma ltnharaha. aid
hiaattstapttesrriadlathsaoaor Boh-
utrssbwaa seemed to nurse-la
weather tells-fleas.
_. M. M m w“ sad
m‘mfl_“
. ,theanpi
Mlmm
The total coal outputot lam
new tons,“ lames- o nearly
1mm relativelytoln
A Paw Paw man worth mom carried
waterloracircusandtbus got lnsidsthe
tent tree.
ltwoa Emerson who said, "Hitch your
wagon to a star,” but untortnnately the
great Yankee philosopher neglected to tell
us how.
It is estimated that the number of pas-
sengers carried by all the railroads in the
world averages 0.500.000 a day.
Berlin has a stenOBrIpher with an unique
specialty. lie attends all funerals oi
prominent persons, and takes down ver-
batim the addressee of the emulating
clergyman. Then he prepares highlyorna-
mooted copies of the addresses and sells
them to the friends of the eulogised dead.
Bis business lssogoodthat hehae taken
one assistant and him advertised for
another. ‘
There has just been finished and placed
at. in the cathedral of Chnrkov, Russia, a clock
of solid silver, weighing 600 pounds. It is
in memory of the car’s escape fromdeath
in the railroad accident at Borki, and is so
arranged that upon Oct. 17, in each year—
the anniversary of that event-it will ring
a peal of bells.
The droahky drivers of Knrak have in.
vented a new kind or a strike; they will
not carry a passenger through aatreet that
is not paved. As meat of the streets of
that town are not paved, the public is in
trouble, especially on rainy days, when the
mire in knee deep. The droahky driver
will take them only as far as the pavement
goes, and then let them wade through the
mire.
Many parents are apt to consider their
daughters worth their weight in gold. but
a Scotch gentleman estimated his two
daughters’ value at even a higher rate
than this, bequeathing to each her weight
in £1 notes. The elder seems to have been
slimmer than her sister, for she got only
£51,200, while the younger received £57,844.
A5-year«old child in West Camel is oi
the following dimensions: Height, 4 feet;
weight, 117 pounds; circumference of nbdo-
men, 42,9; inches: waist, 31% inches; chest,
37 Inches; neck, 14 inchm; head, 21% inches;
thigh, 23 inches; call, 15}; inches; arm, 11“
inches; forearm, l0“ inchu He is very
healthy, cats all he can get. and is fairly
intelligent. The parents are by no means
corpulent, and their other children are of
ordinary size.
An electrician who has made a specialty
oi epectncu lnr electricity says the day is not
far off when electrical fireworks will so
persede those now used. lie declares that
for a comparatively moderate outlay he
could arrange an electrical display for the
city which would last for many years, and
could be repeated aaoften nadeaimd. It
would comprise rockets, Roman candles,
wheels, Niagara Falls and all the modern
pyrotechnic ctl'ecta
It may be news to some men who smoke
Perfectoa and Manuel Garoias at twenty
cents apiece to learn that the list price of
the better brands of Cuban stock runs up
to saw A thousand. This means that they
are eighty cents apiece at. wholmale. Now,
with the duties paid and the profits ex-
pected on (in article oi this kind they
could not be sold for 8.! straight, or about
m in box. These cigars are bought by
the royui families of Europe, There‘s not
much market in America for cigars coating
82 each.
(‘nring an Idiot.
Probably the most extraordinary surgi-
caluperntion on record is reported from
Paris. Dr. Inunclouguc, an eminent ape
cialist in the Children's hoepitnl, has just
succeeded in the effort to give intelligence
toapoor little idiot. The child, a little
girl 4 yeah; old, had it deformed bond, only
about one-third the size of an ordinary
little one of her age. She never smiled,
never took notice of anything, and she
could neither \l'itlk nnr stand. The doctor
became convinced that the condition of
the little creature was due tolho abnormal
narrow-nose of the bond, which hindered
the natural growth of the brain. He made
a long and narrow incision in the center oi
the skull um! out n portion out of the left
side of it, without injuring the dam
mater. The result of this operation was
something astounding. in less than a
month the child began to walk. Now she
smiles, intumta herself In m rything
around her, nntl pinys with atluil. A tol-
embly bright little child has taken the
place of the idiot.—-Excltungo.
(urn Ilow Inga Early.
Bow legged children are often denied
treatment by their patents, who believe
that time will overcome the deformity.
Such parents are criminally negligent.
In the most of cases constitutional treato
mantis required. An tor the local treat
ment little it any danger attends it.
Where the shafts of the bone are bent
preaaure in the proper direction can be ap-
plied by means ut an apparatus, and it
worn long enough the logo can generally
bemmlc to grow straight. in some cases
the legs muy forcibly be bent. underether,
and kept straight when put up In plaster
oi parts. When neither of these expedi-
ents pmtnlm‘a well. surgeons generally cut
down upon the lunar, saw it part way
throughmnd then break it or remove a
wedge limped piece of bone with a chisel.
Three omrntions, as Already said, are not
dangerous umler the hands of surgeons of
skill nudi-xmrienee, and sensible parents
will never hesitate to have them performed
it they «re noeded.«lit. Louis Postal)».
patch.
An American In a Iamdon Drug titan.
One of the A mnricans in [tendon told me
that he had this queer experience. He
asked a drnggist for n drauflit of iron and
quinine.
"0b, we carn't give you that without a
prescription. you know." the man replied.
The American persisted. but the drug-
giat was firm.
"Well, can you give mean ounce of tiucb
are or iron l"
"Yes, air."
"And two twwgmln quinine pills?"
My“. DIP.”
“Will you land me a tumbler with a lit—
tla water in it t”
"Yes, sir."
Harm. all these things the American
and adoaeu dmpset iron in thewatar,
tech that and the pellets down with a
The dmgglat limited on with h“
and than mid rery gravely:
“be you hmleaiirhstreryarat it
very asst M’F'Jllllfl. W
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This is the place to buy
School Books. We have a
complete line. Geographye,
Readers, Language Books,
Arithmetics, Latin Books, COpy
Books, etc.
The best line of Pride and
Tablets in town, prices from 1
cent up.
7x11 Slate, first quality, we
sell for 5 cents.
7 inch Slate Pencils, 2 for a
cent
Lead Pencils, Pens, Pen-
holders at all prices.
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NEW ATTRACTIDNS TIIIS
SEASON.
Gil F001] [IR ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
FIRKENS‘IIRNR nun].
PROPRI B'I'O its.
Cllll I
Gilli!
Examinaiir Slack
mm“!
. Plaiated's Drug Store.
apu
one mum—no Boat. _
ant5 Vestry-s. In“ mess and an.
swim Hm.iliolh% '
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders .lleliverod Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5: Washington Street.
Bennett & Rusted,
28 Iain St, 80. Norwaik.
hats, Fish, inlets,
Fruits, installer, Poultry, it
or an Kinda II Thelr season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. filial-H. IE 3.5. 80m
OBI! DB. CRAIG'B
original Kidney and Liver Cure
crown Plantar! Ind Pull.
Thermmeonl BateBemedieetoueeler those
emit-led with Brig t'a Disease, “var Complaint and
Urinary Ailectious. Only those repared in the
bar roan are the Originaiand t only Kidney
:aglgver Cure that will restore you to perfect
All ladies Use
c. u. up.
Craig Medicine Co.. clinic, a. .1.
SOLD AT
South Nor-alt
K Era-slant in
I). a. Patent omee,
1816 to 1883.
Ollicee, 430 Main Street,
summing 001' N.
A. A. McLEAlI’S
Carriage Repository
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
soo'rn aonwhnrt, - coma.
Having [tied up a
I
Carriage Repository
At 65 North lain street, srnth Norwelk. I desire to
call the attention of the public to the line line I
have to select trout. These Wagons are or the best
make, warranted and include the leading styles of
Snrreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, Road
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
jyI dln
GRIICIIIIIRS lNII MEATS
an run out s'raan or
THADDEU
(Successor- lo 'I‘. Burr Guyer «I: Son),
S GUYER
S P R I N G w O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it. to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIV
E US A TRIAL.
HEATERS.
We hive two new ilcutcre which we would he pieued‘to show to the i ubiic:
'I‘lfl VIC'I‘RR all the NEW STINFIIRR
Wcaiaohaveaiargclinsoi’
RAN
GES,
30"“ “ET AN!) PORTABLE.
ES'l‘lllA'l‘Ew' GIVEN 0N PLUMBING .lli’ll TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH it BRO,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwallr.
~——-——~AND——-
SECURE PRICES BERGRR
PURCHASING.
-—-—Wl All! OFFERING- ——-
Grand Inducemenls
—-—T0—-——
CASE BUYERS.
NRIIIIIIIIII Gilli.
HALE’S
EXTRACT JllIllCl GINGER
is (our tines as strong as that which It usually sold
“these-r.
IIlIlI'i Flaming hunts
Mums-spanned. Bapplied by all list riasa dealers
or
HALE,
mums
GRRi'I' BARGAINS.
BRII)GE1’()RT.
W.B.HALL
ab CO.
i RR NEW BUILDING ARDEN
ANR'I'.
\
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATIDN.
2,700 FEET 0|" SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FAIJL S'I‘YlnEs ALI}. EA] )Y.
a
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
new LINES or coconut» casumrznrss.
u UNDREDS or FRESH NOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.’
11“.le neuron.
Ladies’ “Underwear.
’l'aKl CIN‘l'lll BTAIBWAY.
Corsets, ilniiurn'a lists and Caps. ilaitsrich's Patterns, Dress Forms, he" in the Old House.
Emailgwm Yankee Notions, Perfumery. loam“ v. .Jewelry. Baehiagr. Collin, Pans. limits and Art
e a o H
In aim riser elevator Bil
liege. Canal», shades and rerun. in the
W. B. HALL
M”
thin the New Norm tipccial ”again In
rw
"Z”co.
is what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED
GOODS
and they have just be u to arrive. We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in sayin that the
price and quality will suit you, and ii
to cans, we have them in glass.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
‘iou do not like Fruits
ave also just received
Cheese. Thanking
We
EST 0040312. ,
BISTRO H ,~'
CHEAPEST um, “i
and alto
3381‘ A R .
BALE BODIES"
field County; .,
wanting any kin
Borne, can be ‘
HERE. auno _ ‘
by this eatah
are WARRANT”
Ill. 11. “more
Blyfllillli haul
JOHN n. Funny
_‘;;Whoieealeand wimnmmfi
CIIIL ARR IIIIIIR
Brick, Lilia. 00m
Blue Stone, Et’ol‘.
Lehigh, Laehawanna, . .
louutaln, IFranklin, VIII
Wilkesoarre Goals.
but for RUBBER Pill!
Yard" foot of Washington and
shall streets. Branch omen at 1
Drug Store
LAWN Raw 1
THOMAS, DAYTD
PHILADELPHIA. ,
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The Thomas. the Beat II II.
“’0'”, ll—Incl Clll, $0.... ~
The Dayton, M-llrcl Cut.
w. c. dim»
MUSIC IIALL BLOCK.
W. H. MEEKER & Ci)
SOLE A GENTS
“Flnrlfla’ Sham nah
Plumbing,
Steam. and . ,
Gas Fitting
Tin and Sheet Iron Work
STOVBS, RANGES.
AND Tl NWAR‘E'
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Steam and lint Air floating,
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Wall Pa rs Paints,0lla.fl
minim canes carers
and Var-slates.
armors, Goon
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bentuhihmonaunusmu n,
lpot or turn white.
Painting, Paper llanrz , "
and Decorating.
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Sprincr Sty
Still and Soft flail. Bill I '
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