Australia’s Lad Was Beaten
from the Start.
comm PRIDE THE FAVORITE.
It took Ill. rive Rounds to flirt»
Mien as to who "as the heat-In
“alpha—amt raters-st Taken la the
fight.
8s! finance, July a. ~Tbs prize
mm between George Dixon, of Boston,
and Abe Willie, 01 Australia, took place
at the gymnasium ot the Calliornla Ath-
. letleolub last night lore purse of 05,000
andthe bantam weight. championshlpof
the w Id. Willis was practically un—
known and the betting before the
fight wee Dixon's favor, ranging from
flwtomto 8100 to two. Greet interest
wastsken in the light and the clubroom
wiu well filled. ,
The contestants appeared in the ring
soon Ilia! one o'clock. Both men were in
perlect condition. Dixon’s seconds were
'i‘ovn O’Rourke. Mitchell and Billy Akem
Willie was seconded by Martin Murphy
and Billy Smith. liiram Cook was referee.
Time was called at 8:43.
First Round—The men sparred carefully
for fully a minute, Dixon showing to
greatersdvantsne in reach. Then Dixon
led and caught Willis on the jaw, sending
him down. When he arose there was the
liveliest kind at a rally, the men slugging
each other at close quarters. Dixon plainly
had the bent of it. Willlshngged as much
as possible.
Churn {or Dolls Hen.
- Second Round—After fighting cautious
rly for a minute Dixon planted a swinging
left on the Australian’s jaw. Several sharp
rallies and much clinching followed, then
they kept up a seesaw on each other’s
jaws at the closest possible range. The
round with cheers (or both.
Third rind—Both men were very wary
at first. Dixon then lnnded his left on
Willts’ eye and his right on the jaw.
Neither blows did much damage.
Fourth Bound-After two minutes of
sparring Dixon landed on Willis' jaw and
body several titties, receiving two sharp
rapsin return. Both were very quiet and
saved themselves by dodging.
Bison lashed the righting.
Nth Round—Was opened like the
others, neither seeming disposed at first to
rush and force matters. Toward the close
therewss a sharp rally near the ropesln
which it was give and take for a momept,
though Dixon was plainl landing harder
ottener. Presently Iglxon caught the
Australian on the jaw with his left and
sent him down. Willis rose to his hands
and knees and took his ten seconds on the
door. arose a little weak, but when
Dixon rushed not he Mom! prepared to re
ceive the attack. He Wits not able to do
much. however, in the rally that followed
and Dixon's right soon came into contact
with WW kw and the latter weutdown
flaton hishsek. He fell heavily and lay
like a log.
When ten seconds had expired Willis'
uncouth lint! to liit him from the llrmr. null
Dixon was declared the winner. The col-
ored boy seemed as strong as when the
fight commenced
m: curses: MASSACIIES.
Huh ”My Bog-Ming the Killing ol
“lady-Irina by Inf-fluted Colonials
iloeror, July m—m news from China
lnnni‘din:I the massacre of missionaries
creates ueh anxiety here. Secretary
Illegal thsCongregstional house, said
tho mm of his denomination had
N
E
5
,ol the lhptlst head-
that the Baptists had es-
ot the Celestials. At the
hudqnarters. however, it was
riots occurred at Yang-
uauch, Kindlieng and
the Yang-Tel valley. The
windows and wells of the \l’euleyan
and buildings at Wusueh were bat-
down and other damage done.
It. ”nuts and Mr. Green, an
«enacted with the customs
were killed. At Knnklng the
hospital was attached by the
buttheywerekeptet bayhy
.D. W. Nichols until the eohliers er-
Aslnrss is known no New Ing-
miesionsywsskilledin therlots. A
“that ol the Methodist Book Concern,
at thecanse oi these outrages,
' in secret society in China
(or lie W the overthrow of
Wt who to notompllah
m In foam
ironblsinthe
:3 , shells-e government will be»-
v whh
esdswer
some power
mod the
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the by of foster"-
,Whashua Idepnhlio. Ninety
fliill"WIl§IERIHil.“
hehndheerd, been molested. u,
“muse-tors.
THE QUEEN TOABTED.
l’lie Anterlrnn Commissioners Enthusi-
nsticaily Received.
WWI, Ju 29.v—'l'he luncheontothe
torsion committeeol the Columbhn lair
commission was most graiilylng in the
evidenceof cordial ilrltish interest lrf the
(air. The British guests includedahost
of celebrities, and every member of the
royal commission was presan Major
Butterworth presided. ’l'he pmident ot
the United Stein and tlnqnecn wereduly
toasted amid great enthusiasm. .
Major Butterworth and Messrs. Peck
and Handy spoke in gratelul terms oi the
hospitality with which the committee had
been received, and explained the object ol
the hair.
Minister Lincoln, who was frequently
interrupted by applause, related how cor-
dially Lord Ssllebttryhsd met his oven
turns on the subject of a proper represen-
tation of Great Britain at the lair. lie
was authorised to announce that any pro-
vision of American law bearing adversely
toallen importations that might be con-
strued to 33ers» against exhibitors would
heamend in such a way asto remove
any such objection, and every iaeillty
would be extended to foreign exhibitors.
Chicago, he said, had never yet failed in
any public undertaking, and never would.
The most significant speeeh er the even-
ing was that of Viscount Cross. _a member
oi the cabinet, as well as a trusted per-
sonal ndv'lserof the queen. There is no
doubt that the viscount spoke with au-
thority ‘lrom the cabinet. lie said he
wished to assure the committee in the
strongest terms that Great llritnin was
heartily and entirely with the United
States in this celebration, nod that every.
thing within the ability 0! the govern-
ment would be done to insure the boat pos—
sible representation of the United King-
dom, 0! India and of the colonies. He
promised the heartiest cooperation of the
government. This utterance evoked great
enthusiasm.
Cuuliile Uwr-u said he was convinced
that the Chicago fair would excel any
previous undertaking oi the kind. There
[ore the Society of Arts was resolved to
see Great Britain properly represented.
Sir Richard Webster promised the hearti—
est assistance 0! England
Mr. Gladstone wrote to Major llutter-
worth:
“I cannot doubt that the exhibition will
tend to materially advance commercial
intercourse between nations, and there-
with thoso sentiments ol irieudship which
are the usual result. I hope that those
who come after me will see the industrial
glory 0! America freed from every fetter,
and her unparalleled national resources
turned to the best account."
Chauncey M. Depcw wrote, wishing ev—
ery success to the committee, and express»
ins every regret that he could not be
present.
Mr. Owen said (but the importance oi
the presence and speech at Viscount Cross
could not be nt‘erontlmutecl. It mrnut
that lllr queen's ;.~>vvrrrnroilt gnvn its full
weight and lnlluvim: to the fair. ’l'Iu-
committee will proceed to Paris in the
morning where various courtesics will b».-
extend
THE SUMMER CAPITAL.
Imminent Inn Canter-ring with the Prest-
dent—Somo Appointments Made.
CAPE Mir l’orsr, July 29.”.Elvlfllllud
States Senator Warner Miller, who “kill!
hero with Secretary Tracy to rice the presi-
dent, left by an early train lor New York.
John W. Falter, ex-iilinlster to Russia,
Spain and Mexico, arrived here with Mr.
Kriedier, oi the state department, to non
for with the president regarding the reel»
procity treaty that is now negotiating with
Spain.
The president, with Secretary Tracy, to
ceived the Odd Fellows oi Delaware and a
large number of residents here and at Cape
y.
The president has appointed Alexander
0. D. Taylor to he commissioner of death
in the state oi lthode Island and Charles
A. Geschicdt the same in the state of Sew
York.
The president has appointed Charles 1".
Adams to he alternate commissioner to
the World's lair [mm the state of Mme
ehusetta
This afternoon ‘3!) Odd Fellows from
Delaware were recolv‘at the Shorelium
The president accompanied Secretary
Tracy to the station on his departure for
Washington. Colonel William Crook,
gl‘sburslns clerk of the White liousc, also
I.
The Number 9! People In Jail.
Wasnixoros, Joly 29.~—The mnemonic:
has issued a bulletin which shove that the
number 0! prisoners in countyjsfleduring
the census year was loose The number
reported in men was mm, an increase in
ten years at 6.8". or at the rate oi 53.95 per
cent. The increase in the total population
wallow per cent. In law the ratio oi
prisoners In county jails to the population
was ain't in each million; in ms) It was we.
The increase therelorn has been titty-aim
to the million. The largest increase ha:
been in the North Carolina division, when
it was ninety-live to the million.
low lea In the Iteel Works-
llanatsarae, July nt—n. Penneyl
vsnis Steel works have um men at work
In the billet mill there are enough men to
run thcdsyand night turns, and all thr
oldnicnhnt three were at work. Ace:
with any experienced mill hands (rots
Point, hid, arrived here and went
"' quickly distributsdthrongh the dlflennt
Bills. The train bearing the workmen
tromthe mill to Harrisburg was stoned
by boys in sympathy with the strikers.
' Ditty more deputy therm- hare been
sworuin
Mail's nod filth-as finished.
XII Yolk, Jul a—«Auetln Gibbon:
and Jack XeAul c. with their hackers
metsudsinedartlelesioflahtetheeus
herryrulss to a finish for “Ms-idem
persecution and the insight chem
pioushlp oi America contest is it
takspisos at the Granite club, llobckril.
ouiiept. ll,theweightoi the men to is
limited to la pounds.
"cushy ‘I’rnnehrrsd to Auburn.
Anson. N. Y., July flail-seer Iii-o
All, alias rmchy No. l, the murderer or
old Carrie Brown, arrived at Auburn
prism: today with a gang of any sing
lie nave kh name at
(learn Freaks and answered the usual
cautions in French.
collector ten-rd: ledges.
lien You. hiya-«1h ssa ta Col
lsetorJeelll. Erhardt has tuner The
taetdidnot get out until the morning.
Thematic-huliemtesnlathv
president
;
’shandslerskwneha ltwiil
“manner
“mini-shunning.
Mona, “I July nume- Jets
slash“: Wama‘
a are .
Miami-“ether
seas
lTTEIlPTEIl um IIIIIII.
Colonel Leyhourne's Tragichct Chicago
' at Rome.
I118 BIG CATHOLIO BANK some
Ionetnry [Abuses Are Said to llavn Caused
The Ark—Ila low Lies In a Prev-rises
State and Cannot l'nselhly Recover I'm-n
Ills Injuries-
Roulr, July 29.—'—Colonel lioybourno, well
known in New York in connection with
the Catholic banking scheme, attempted
suicide here In the Japanese style hari Boa
keri, by disembowdiug himself with a
razor. He now lies inavery precarious
state, with lIttle hopes of recovery. Money
loseesaresaid to have been the cause of ‘
the attempt.
Colonel layinne's cnmr.
Colonel George William Cameron hey-
bourne astonished the world nearly two
years ago by exploiting a scheme as daring
and as prodigious as any in the annals of s
financiering
It was nothing be than the organisa-
tion oi an international Catholic bank
with headquarters at Rome and subordlv M
ante houses at New York, City of Mexico,
Car-acne, lqnique, lint-nos Aym, Rio Jn«
neiro, Valparaiso, Madrid, Vienna, Paris,
London, Bombay and Melbourne. llisidra
was to unite the strength of Catholic capi.
tnliststhe world over, and to make the
capitol stock of this grout conlpnny a cool
tlmmlxm
ll Attraeied Muel- Attention.
The story of this project was first pub
Ilshed in the papers of New York. [loy-
bourne explained nll its details and got it
great deal of space. The list 0! nnnws of
men who were alleged to be Iii-hind the
plan was its startling no the plnn itself.
First of all. it was to have the din-ct and
public sanction of the vatlcun. This wri-
said to have been already secured. Great
Catholic bankers in London and in Paris
were to throw all their energies and all
their resources into it. I'oirie'lo Kelly, the
bigfiest financier of the ('iiy 0! Mexico,
was with the colonel: Archbishop (Iorrl
gen. 0! New York. and his Ivrothsr-in-law,
Eugene Kelly; Archbishop Ireland. oi St.
Paul; Archbishop Finn, ol Chicago, and
other prelates were mentioned.
It was announced that vex-Mayor Wil-
liam R. Grace, llenry Ilaguet, Joseph J.
Donahue and other well known Catholic
bankers in New York were said tobedeep
Iy interested.
A l'rwtly “wry.
It was a pretty story and good reading.
Brit no sinner h it been published than
denials came in ¥ick and fast. Archbishop
Corrigan didn't now Inylxmrue. Arch-
bishop Irvlnuai never ind heard oi him.
('nrilllml :kwlmrr caiblrul from Home that
as secretary of the index at the vniicnu
he had seen no reason to put nuymull
deuce in Leybourno. Everybody men
tioueil denied the story in tom
Littlela known of (.‘oloncl 'oyhourm
personally in New York. He live-din an ex
cemllntzly Nonnnliral way In a bum-dim
houw at lziil first Twenty-sixth street.
He had as “agents" George A. Rowe, :ln
engraver. who lived on ”II! to t iloor of it
[last Twenty-lint street, on: Ruins W.
ltavitt, who lived in Flushing, and had
deskroom in the llnreel building.
Badly Wounded.
Iieyhonrue is a Scotchmsn of hmulean
proportions nud is sixty~two years old. lit
standsofeet Iii; inches high and wright
no pounds. lie is said to have tonight
through the Crimean and I‘rancol’rnssian
warn. Ile belonged to the Royal engineers
and has theCrimean medal with the worth
"Alina, lialaklava sud Sebastopol" en
gran-d on the clasps.
lie was badly wou‘nde-l at llelnklsvn
lie elm had the llultic nmlol of not 183'»
and nnother, the Naymleon. (or services at
llontabello, Palestro 'I‘urblgo, laments
Mariana and Salli-vino. Alter leaving ths
army he spent most oi his time in Turkey
Persia and llayyt bull-lint: railroads and
(allowing his poll-mien oi civil engineer.
lndlgnrrt foreigners In lieu-In.
Imliolt, July Elwin the house 0! corn
mono Sir Michael Iiickvllvuch said that
no special measures were at present news
sarytorestraiu the Immigration to ling
land of indigent foreigners. The total
Immigration for June of this year was Ill
less than In June, no.
The It. Mamie Ilnvvvvv.
l'siils, July 20. ~'I'he funeral of the lift,
victims oi the lit. Maude railway accident
took lace this altoruoon and was wit
by one ol’ the largost gathering»
ever seen In the neighborhood at the city
It was conducted at the sunrise ol tho
council. ‘
Ilse: lllarlssone In "later.
[03005, July oil-div. lunchtime hm
written from London to the mayor oi
Inwestojt, where he recuperated. iniimn
in; the mayor that he is much better. "It.
hopsstorevielt him when be (Mr. Glad
stone) is older.
The cattle Dill Withdrawn.
Msmx. July ”will the honor at com
lanes Mr. ifhsplin's bill decline with the
Atlantic cattle trade has been withdrawn
Ship owners strongly opposed it.
lean Dukes Inst Die.
minus. 1er nwm grand dots m
flecklenbnrgiSehwerin lsrlylcu. Ilia limb!
mperslyaedandhe is expected to past
sway at any moment.
Ivonne. Mill Improving.
Manon, July null". lir. Spare-on
sontlnuestolmprore.
lain Salvation Army killers.
New You..laiy mm lioothmv
the Salvation Army. has gone to Bout!
AMcato inspect the tale rennin-ad
expects to return with e lain to as»
kibit here and is England. Evans,
at this city. says that the salvation Anny
he been lssrl nearly nine years
among the ins, and that they make
ardent liaivationiets.
radians m n that with Intros.
Watts, 33"., July new?" W
lane”. Spruce Alexi and Laughing Che
icy. fmht s plainly due] at an indies
catapwhcre. The trouble was overs
square The bucks were hobbled together
sediment with knives. They were ten
rlfly mangled, and Alert will die.
Ire fallen to Wash m. lanes.
than. 1 mm tum
mrmtyfyeams mill! ole-
wasdrownsd is
(ileum
mthssilsst llama-walk
i
unlike-sleepwear
m
and In W'
must-ta
gout Clothing, *
. . they were? under the ’
they are going at prices low as you would bid for them; if
they were in the blinds of an auctioneer. Prices lime fallen
so heavily that you could hear the crash half cannon blocks
away. We are spelling our» Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. "Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way i We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quiu'tor elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is tWenty—five cents gained. Here’s an oppor—
tunity for putting your money Where it will do the most good.
w w a"
‘ ‘. lit;
mar and
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
saviour LlMllll.
Atfleveiasd— n.n.n.
........ ooioliooo—sloe
Clelvennd.....0 I 0.10 o l l 1-5 0 I
Batteries.- Vleuand Zimmor, (lumber-t and
Klttridge. .» _
Atmu Ii. Irv.
llasiuc........r a n e o o o I 2»lI ll r
lewTork ..... olooosoerats:
At Brmkiyu—Bnioklyw hilavlolphia gain-r
Mumedonaooumnt of n.
At i’lttshnrg— II. II. n.
Pillsbury ...... Ileooooooowoii
Cincinnati ..... 0 I ll It I) 0 ii 0 x-i ii i
Batteries: King and Shirk. Iladbouruo and
Keenan.
AMERICAH AMHIIATION.
At Baltimom~~ n. u. it.
ton ......... 1:0l20illil—lil2l
Baltimore ..... oliiiuolollvll’;
Bettorien: Bailinton and Murphy. cunning»
hamnnd Townsend.
At Phlladelphla-— it. n. 5;.
thistle .......... ozosoooo—osii
Washington ...... 010l010ibd0l22
Galleries-scout or darkness at theunduf
theeighth inning.
Batteries: Chamberlain and Owns, Etoljorg
Infinite. ,
RASTXRN ASSOCIATION.
At Syracuair— mill
yrscuae ....... ultralliilo—Jdl
Newlhven..ll300001:lltl
Batteries: Coughllnaud Quinn. (.‘Iarkeoa and
At Bull-lo— rtrLI
Ilo.... ...i 5 ll 0 I I) 0 i) 1—" l6 3
Lebanon ...... IolufloIOI-ndlll
mm: Barr and Weekbeckan'l‘aylov and
re.
At Alhany— . rt. rt 8.
Albany ......... UBZIIUODIM'ISU
Providence ...l 0 u 0 0 l I) 0 on It Ii
Batteries: White and liens; staib, Lyslon and
Burke.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Colonel L 1. Polk, the Alliance leader,
says he could not vote lor Cleveland lor
president.
“’illlum J. Elliott, who shot Editor A.
T. Osborn in Columbus, 0., June '33, has
been convicted of murder in the second do
F. C. llnvirmeyer. the intruder of the
grout sugar liriu, is dead.
In Lawrence mnuty, Ills, a disease is
raging uuluiig i'titlle which kills within
lilteeu minutes alter the attack.
The urerage number of deaths daily in
New York state for the mouth at June
was 3w, us against 391 in June, I500.
Acnrringe containing six persons was
struck by a train at l-llnuru, S. Y.,nud
four at the occupants were killed outright
and two fatally injured
A telegraph messenger, aged lilteeu, and
a tlower boy, aged sixteen, Were arrested
while engaged in a prize light on [heroin
common.
(‘lll "my "all! III.’
Wasrusurns, July :9. --‘l'he Republican
national executive committee met at the
Arlington hotel in this city today. ’l'hr
meeting was to bare Im-n IIL'II' in Mill»
ilclphia, but a choline ui plum was vlu-I-lv-i
on and several lltt'lllirt'rii of the cmnllrillm
did not know “Hill the ulteriluuu that
they were to llva‘l here. if Mr. Quay In
slats upon retiring it is supposed that
Cisrkson will be chosen chairman and
either Frasenden or Mr. l’uyue will sue
coed Clarkmn as vice chairman. Thole
members ol the committee who are trying
to prevent .\lr. Qllny'ri retirement have
raises! the question oi the right of the ex»
ecutive committee to accept his resigns
tion aachalnnan. They any that he mu
chosen chairman oi the national commit
tee, und is chairman of the executive com
mittee by virtue of the other chulrman
ship; that is, that be In chairman ex UIIIHL
of the executive committee and must re
main so as long as he is chairman oi lht
national committee.
Journey of a Severed Ila-d.
Cotl'libltii. lull, July ‘5).— About July 1
See Warren. an employe ol the cert-slim
lnllla in this city, had one u! bin lunch
caught in the machinery and cut oil. ‘l‘h:
missing member could not be found. .\
letter has been received lrom Quakertou
l’a, storing that a man's hand bail beer
found In I long! oi cerenlllle shipped by thi
company to that point and ashiug thr
whereabouts oi the remainder of the man
Attempt to Release llnrr fleet.
53w Volts, July ail-Charles ll la [lav
bier has hem retained by mane of tin
irisruls of John Most to make eppliestloi
belon- the United titstve circuit court tor
the release ol Most, on the ground that hit
arrest was in violation oi the provisirm oi
the «institution of the United titer-
which guarantees the right oi in» small
l'nrnell and the ti’lliea Costs
losses, July aim-Th. registrar in tin
bankruptcy court hchl that Mr. l’arnsll‘o
objection to Captain U'rihea's notice It
pay the costs in the reel-in divorce suit, or
the ground that he was not a resident in
England. is untenable. It is still open H
Mr. I’nrtlell to appeal. otherwise he must
pay the cruiser be declared a bankrupt.
Mrtkep Arrested in Newark.
New You. July inn-Prank liowdish
oi ill Illgh street, was last night srrestst
andhehilnwobeilonsohsm oi being
one oi the three menwho assaulted llotor
man Hayward, of the Sewer! Electrh
railway. John J. Cochrane was also put
under ram ball. charm with assaulting
Conductor Melissa.
a It. land Company Valle.
liasvaa, July uu‘l'wo years ago til.
Berkeley use syndbate purchased I,"
ntrsn alien-l iron: J. B. Welter. oi lies
York. Today It reads a sermon assign
ment toite h lir. Valentina no
sdleatshadseapltal oi cinema Th:
l lltisssreplseadattmm the seam
stint”.
In In Itnnh'te Trusted.
Dementia-sun» null he beat
deeidni to double trash the Mhury ant
Harwell division oi the llanssterflc
road has been too heavy
tevsstagletrsehforayearerm
t! ‘3“ 7 lion
Pro at w» in
gait, m, William balk,
twenty~ens yuan old. who depart from
ant-ad leads eight, were
all wIll bk knit!
riralal Minna.
arrested
natiltheae
‘ from ,
truism sits the can.
hunter, 0.. .1on figurine its employer
of the titre reset or the
Islam Wire hell have gens not he
eases the ltsil may ureter! tonig- the
sale at the Amalgamated minim.
Insane with out a limes.
IPE”
. a
MD mg ”0”",
or: agaeo‘uaflgulw
may» "
“ENNIII BUSINESS CIIIIEEE
STAMFORD. (TONS.
OPEN Tilllllllllll ENTIRE SHMMER.
A prat-tlml. Business Traininf Sv-llml for
both sexes. Silulmlsonloringilur n 'llw spring
will be. tilted to till nutritious in the autumn.
Every business Iimni' taught thoroughly. The
(‘ullv'ge ls "lint rinse" in t‘tllllpllli'lll. illiiI any
department in charge of mrupoteni instrur.
tum. Semi furi‘nllilugue. Address.
President Merrillllusinessiloilege
ETA lllr‘fllill (055'.
C. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and slwoilloallons Furnished.
l sm'prvpumi lurinull iimi. .4 “ml. by n...
lbw-i oi unrkruenle the day or l-rtlll‘nl'LIII
the lnwmt pfll't: and at short untiw.
STAIRH AND SLINTIJ'I WORK A
, . . . .
sooth-ea-
nratden. mu
erase-uni.-
SI IA [\I.T\
GIVE In ”A. CALL.
snot AT ms Iiifévmvrn, or.
”cram sun Til! norm.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
[VIII DAV IN T”! VEAR.
HIGH E ST
AWARD
mivnlni e i Pm:
Iliad (Juiced one for
superior One/it].
inc”.
, , . ‘ Ital mommy" to
a ..i a.» Iivzlill'krs'qra‘fl.
Indoor minis; menu [m I. ”Luv jail).
he
tin-torn firhlulsllllutmlimpliv Hum, rnrrmko
IIktl'Ilh wit. lulw‘urunrin um] talent on
ppm aux r; nl'i'll = m .: nil-Mn.
MERRILLG "" ' i. .zV-‘MCUOE. NJ
av-
aim Iy
Willie‘s
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KILLER
(“IRES All. DISEASE.
It is mmedwl beyond adoubl that torts-enla-
ilon lullrmla-sl ls llwranse of all ill-«tar. and
we claim that no molt-luv i'ani-uredisnnssuu-
innit basilica-tabled ualiiiea or a ithaul
l’nrlIli-r. Antiseptic IIMI Mair. This rviovfnl
combination Iinpn lrrmrnlnllnu an. arm:-
dwaydhemby amlwlimr nature I» run. W
will mail you rirv'nlarvi tree. explaining the
germ theory oi dim.
It II. He stwi. Ninth Nurwulk. Form,
laluhi “ml. Blew York i‘iiy. a,
I!
s
or 7
an
* ‘ no titanium"
WHY NOT DRINK
Bum
(will.
emu I”. éfllfi’h'
MI! I? wear.
'i. DEUlllfllls,
"'53:. culture ".2.
“Judith. union.
I M
Brent-rev ll
‘ l - ‘1. Mint
ltli'B to 1831.
Main .4. in Main ll
Illlllrtilt'llll'l‘a
a {TWA
" re
m
keep 000].
along.
Try one ‘ofl.-“"oun suits.
’ To‘buy
or _ All Kinds.
.w.__.-
We have on hand about
20 WAGONS,
Canopies.
~Buggies.
Spindles;
Phaetons.
Bunabouis.
Business Wagons.
“'hlrh we tiller til
Greatly Reduced Prices
In order to MVI‘ rtirrylug them ith'I’ till
next Spring.
('nllailrlmv‘ llu-rumud troll": it good hur-
gain. lou Will never how u In‘lk-r oppor-
tunity.
Wrighttllynn
FRANKLIN mm.
South Norwalk.
1 : . H AY ES
flaring removed his meat market
No. 6 Nilth Main Street.
\Villsupply iln- {It'llpll' of IItI" vicinity with
lbi-linrsl line at
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY, Etc"
1'an (mind in ilir stair.
F. HAYES,
III). a norm NilII 3mm
\‘lll ll Sttl'TH NUR\\'.—\I.K.
lllBBLE 8t BIIMSTIICK
Art-Sl-llingal wry nim- qlizllll}'
of “llllt'l’. It is from ”10' lri‘Il-
anon. (‘t.. (‘rr-mui-ry. At this
timv of the your when puslumgu
is plenty. the lmlmnnn ('rrnmvry
pvuplr- lIU not find at ready sale
for ii“ the roll hullur they nmkv.
The over product is sold in Iiills.
and this is the Butler which WU
rail in your notice. It is the
strum sweet. Well-111mb» article
tlmtis sold in r0IlS.lll from :I
to 5 cents u pound loss tlmn their
Roll lluttor. This is our second
sermon Willi it. Wi- know it is
usswoot us now buy, and will
keep Well, it is so solid Hindu.
We uro finding sale for tubs and
bull tube, as m-ll no by the sin-
gle pound. About MI pounds to
the tub. If you wish u nice
artich- lu'ru you how it: “Jim ll
pound. Special prioeby tub or
pnrtof tub.
IIIBBIE it BIIMSIIICN
ifi'b'ZW-Jiéi 3“i...:*’1£*3’"‘
"13"" infringe a'sWr'c rs. .ss
M'd. 5. 4.»; ....
lillll SCIlllIB in
Sill.
wmmmm in“
mushroom, Wm
Dorio‘nl "tibial;
(GBECIIIII'S PIIIIIT) ‘ ‘
Home sonwaw. « - cons.
NOW open.
IIIJIIIIIC. IllllIIIIIi lIIII FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
5w“ A Ming. will 0')“an at smith Norwalk
wnh irnim on the New York and New Haven
rnilrmul.
a. E. FEWER.
n'll {
Horses, Grocery
Hurst‘s, Furnwrs‘ Horses. in fact, Anything in the Horse
Familv
All Horses sold by this es-
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
PRIGES LOW.
Brookside Stock Farm.
Roadsters, Iioavy Truck Horses.
IAIN“.
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DJ
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D
on
Ill
0')
n:
O
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Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
Blll 0F
Fl \'
LIE MANUFACTURER
MILE IllVl-Ill.
BABY IND lllIll BIIIIIGES.
'i‘hcolllest innuulurturer of baby mm
now tillers linishnl work for e-IID: in tlvn: III or-
out ”firs-ll running your; almagrmt writ!
of In In and iriuunlu '4. al pro-es Mill-ll will
In' high v-i‘miurh and I‘ve
Irma! In‘llilhillh.
FRANK BOYLSTON
dlfllr
Any :lrtir-li- lIlilI has outlived
years of competition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
t'ill‘Il year. must have merit.
Dollhlus' Electric Snap. first
rmulo in low. is just that article.
Tllusr' who use it ouch “'t'i'k (and
their mum» is Iogimm salvo
clothes and strength and lot
map do lIlt' Work. All that Wu
l'illl say its to its merits. pales
into unthiugums. Ill-fore the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own [N‘rft'i'l purity lllltl quality,
if you will give It mm trial.
Ask your grocer for it. ”o hits
it. or will get it. 'l’ry ii iii-xi
Mobility.
enough to null the
D's’
s w
len- are mam imitation
N. B, Illrv-trin'llmguiu \tliir'lielw,
tmity plays on port. lklblrlus'
In tho ori 'ilal "or. all llama-tire. I'll-1'»
trim and lhv‘tnwilsglm un- Iramlulrnl
imitations. Ask for Ikllrlriris‘ I'llwtr‘w.
rsmilml our namolmm every wmpjmr.
audit mry nilwr In svnt you by your
«or. when you order Mira, send it
reel: to him.
I. ll. Pits-iii! & ('0.
Philadelphia. Pa.
l. ll. DECKER,
owls-illness elm No.8ovwsik.
livable
Will] Pays-rs,
Mixed Paints,
White lentil,
Oils. (lines.
(fourth Colors and Vamlslios,
Artiste“ Materials,
' Combined Clinir rind Stop Lad-
der. $2.00.
lloCloslrov's Wood Filler~Boet
in the Niurkoi, 92.0" n Gallon.
grouting '
a . . .
Cumminitdg'w
79 Washington Steel.
1. 0. JENNINGS.
the lam. elitists. rm
Andiealerln
on more more.
flhrihflatsmmnm.
monom- i
'* on cannot ,_ lways have .the"*»iuxuny _
of n dip in th deep, deepsoa, just when‘ you want
it. but it isn’t necessary to put your head under it pumpio
We have knocked the'
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to sell
. at cost than to store them away until another summer comes
We ought not to part with one of them at suchau
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there is about it.
“reduces
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean, Economical, Healthful. at
"All THE COST OF STRIW.
HAZEfiBN
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Ilal. Pine and Chutnut
_v_v_ooo.
Baled Hayfisiraw
CIIIIII Mill FEED.
RaymondBroihers
THE E‘A‘GEE
ucur IIIIAIISTEII BICII‘ilE.
SAFE, PRACTICAL lIIIl FIST.
This wilt-villus been thoroughly trusted and
rnnum fail in be a Ilal‘lil'llt' among wlloelmvn.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent (or Nurwnlk nml viriiilty.
llillv-r :3 Raymond street. i-urrier day.
Morning, Noon and Night
mTA K E
Luxiumc.
line Bottle Thoroughly Continues.
II In rrumrknble lmw Illili)’ mnple there are
who how that iiml (Milli: w w seq-in to think
u all im imp-uterus or that nothing need be
lIIilit' for It. They would not be so wireless
If the) rmlizctl lmw really m‘l’lulla llu-mal.
MI ‘ I'l. liut the ' think or any. "It will b
o attrr nwhlle.‘ We do not mean the o'-
giiiuiate vwarlm which all experience
after tt lianl girl “a work but that ALI.
nose. woes I l‘T reunion which is
earn-lull) liftfllltwrl'lnf in the morning.
n ma IIIV‘ hurl) rilluulr hr nirmlled IDII
n-aily (or Work. it l~ a mistake to allow
this condition in I‘lllllllfllt‘du the body may
slain lewouw debilitated beyond rt-musr ',
or some disem' may gain a [ml-lull .
’I'Ilt~ rravlilgs oi the system for mist-um
r should be satlvllvvl by taking
thr- errata-st building-up
Ilit'lIII'ifll‘ known to the mnllr’a wit-two. t
purine. and 'IIltIIMnI the bleed. regulates the
digniluu and really clues
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSIIII’S SPECIFIC
Is it our-- corn for
Chills and Fever and Maria.
Spring Styles
HATS
Iii ALI. IlliMiltil ANIII’UIANIH or
SiiiiandScIdIaIsiillIlais
It") ‘s flair and i‘sps. (”rush list: tor lien and
thy, Norris "It“ lists tot lien at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Insulormimnnrm.
Cleanlunmmlu slum.
Economy and Comloni
I‘ll!
Gasoline Stoves
Msnltflrstasttr svrl
listens» Sm: It
Wilbur the very best mate
THE MANHATTAN
ll Ill. Oil“.
Wliihshewaoii and do all the work at i
sim- vritlitra the! peace. ‘
Ian-ristlrtatowa. tonbleandea VIM
Call and See Them.
mot l‘ million
“flail?“ Ill)
”mum wen.
“mm
Norwalk Chronicler