poi. the Stomach,
Liver. and
Bowels.
Every Dose ,Eiioctivo
BUINE SEEMS BETTER.
Some Improvement, but His
Life ls Despaired Of.
an PAIILY ARE KORE Home].
In: Do not Appear to Have (live-
‘l‘lalrlneed the lip Yet—lie Is Still
la lull Panorama at All Ilia Mental
Milan.
Wasnnroros. Dec. flit—The shadow of
another national sorrow lies heavily upon
the capital. The possibility of the death
1 James G. Blaine at any moment carries
with it a tooling of depression in every de-
partment, throughout congress and into
almost every home in Washington.
Perhaps never were there more striking
evidences of a dying statesman's personal
popularity.
Agleam of sunshine relievad the shadow,
becausethe morning opened with the news
that the patient had slept soundly and nat-
urally during the night and that he ielt
much better.
In mouse to a telegram from theiarnily
Dr. Alfred L. Loomis, of New York, the
specialist in diseases of the kidneys and oi
the lungs. arrived in Washington and at
omeheld a consultation with Drs. Frank
Hyattand W. W. Johnston.
The Hemorrhage Story Denied.
Thedoctors will not say that Mr. Blaine
la anything like being out of danger. Rep
rmtative Bordello, of Maine, spent about
haiian hour with the Blaine family. On
leaving the house he said to the group oi
newspaper men gathered about the house
II All one.
gram "autumn
Call and See Them.
Broom: a com A anon.
new not moon.
confirmation?
hello]. Mal-All light seaw-
llave the Manse of Trade.
Wasaisoros, Doom—The
partment was kept fully and promptly ad-
riaedoi theprogressoi the stockmarket
in New York. and Secretary Poster was in
oopiereaee with his assistants several
times To a reporter the said,
"I am not going to New York to conic:
with bankers or any one else about the
financial situation."
“You have noticed the engagement-ice
gold shipments and the panicky feeling re-
ported on the Stock exchange?"
“Oh,yes. But there was a
. iortable condition oi thing at close,
you know. As to the gold rotation in the
treasury, we are all right. Last month the
‘ exports irom this country amounted to
. “300.0(1). but the treashry lost MAI!)
on y. -
"The reserve limit is fixed at 310011105100,
and l have $24,500,000 more than that. The
resources oi this country are greater than
most people know, and the money that is
paid to the treasury for gold can be. used
lior replacing the amount sold. The hal-
: anee oi trade is in our favor at the rate cl
5 w,000,000a month. and the gold will cer-
tainly find its way back here. Last month
we shipped more provisions than ever he
tore. For every million dollars we send
out oi the country we get in exchange a
‘ million dollars’ worth oi our indebted-
i ness. We have nearly nonunion of gold
in the United States. li minnow were
to go out it would result in the reduction oi
our public debt to that extent, with the ac-
companying saving oi interest on that
amount. 1 am not. at all uneasy regarding
the situation."
CLUBS on) IT, msv SAY.
Th9 Democratic Association Well Pleased
with In Educational Work.
de-
re will-
that Mr. Elaine’s condition was decidedly
better than at anytime during thepast few
days. “.1 did not see the patient,” he said.
“but I was assured by Mrs, Blaine and the
other members oi the iamily that the re-
ports in mgnrd to Mr. Blaine's condition
were greatly exaggerated. The statement
that he had a hemorrhage is a cruel [also
hood, withoutrthe slightest foundation in
tact. While he is still in a very weak con-
dition there is no iear oi an immediate die ‘
solution."
This statement was substantiated by the
conduct of Mrs llamrosch. who was in a
pleasant irameoi mind while entertaining
the visitors who called to see her about her
lather’s condition. in response to an in-
quiry irom a reporter Mrs. Blaine sent
down word that the members oi the inmily .
apprehended no immediate danger.
the Family More Cheerful.
Kline members of the Blaine iamily were
more cheeriul during the day, and some at
them even expressed to intimate friend:
their hope that the patient might remver
suihcient strength to be taken to a climate
where his life might beconsiderably pro
longed. All the immediate membersoi the
iamilyarr: now here. Mrs. llamrosch came ‘
over irom New York last. week. and the
widow oi Enimons Blaine has also joined
the household, while Jfllllt'S (i. Blaine, Jr., ,
and Miss linttie Blaine have been con. ,
stantly assisting their mother in attend-
ance upon lhl’pullcnt. Young Mr. Blaine
and Miss Hattie l‘t'crl‘v'eti most oi the call
ers at the house.
2dr. Blaine‘s rendition was the subject 0!
sympathetic conversation among members
oi congress irrespective oi party.
The Patient Still Conscious.
“Mr. Blaine maintains the hold he so
cured when his condition showed a slight
improvement," Wahs‘ the reply of Dr. W. W.
Johnston, when asked how his lain-ms
patient was. “Mr. Blaine is still in full
posseuion oi his faculties," continued llr.
Johnston, “and while very weak he is never-
thelens as cheerful as could be expected.
Ila oonverses as ireely as he is permitted to
do by his iamily and partakes regularly oi
nourisnment. it in impossi Me to state how
long Mr. Blaine is likely to survive. Specu~
lation on such a subject would simply be
idle nonsense. "
Mr. Blaino’s physicians undoubtedly iear
thaworst. Mr. Blaine's life is limited by
progress oi the organic disease which
hour by hour is accomplishing its work
andwhich in ashort time must claim its
Victim.
o ._.__..__
Bauer About I’nnag llrs. Blaine.
Wasarsoros. Dec. m—lt is said that
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., is again to be
married. The gentleman who is said to
hava won her aliections la the surgeon who
“(led her through her last severcill-
I“.
Dean-need by Plttsburg Ministers.
Prrrssuno. Beam—The United Presby-
tery lliuisterial association adopted a \- igor»
one paper condemning the attitude and in
action oi the police and the department at
public raiety in their regulating instead oi
Wag houses oi ill repute. The ad-
ds. appeals to the courts iorananestiga
tion and tor redress.
Stabbed by a Texas.
Hairline“, Pa, Dee. ill—Because John
3,001.. and meaty years, of Btsvers‘
nan, would not believe the wild talent)!
manual adventure in the wen told by Pe-
tsrAbons, a Texan, aged thirty-four years.
thalatm totally stabbed him. Ahenswas
arrested.
Ilalolwia llaa not Bottled.
Manners“. N. Y., Dec. Kin-William
J. Kelly. plaintlfl in the suit againstes'
Mayor Charles R. Baldwin, oi Waterbury,
Conn, [or 73,975, denies that the sulthas
mailed by Mr Baldwin paying the
vulgar root Guilty or Assault.
lions-r Vernier, N. 1. Dee. via—rue
trial of Raymond L. Wright, charged with
luaalt by Annie Anderson, a seventeen
mid Sindhi: girl. resulted In Wright's
”hostels-i and Intel‘s.
It. More, Dec. M-Jldward hornet,“
‘IM assists» or City Treasurer ii. J.
Mwbohshortmmotnhlsao
collate, Ihotand killed himself here.
Paper Islam Fall.
it" You. Dee. sown. American
Weed amps-y, whose mills are at
and Spring City. Pa" and had.
we mum has tailed.
WWW!!! it» Moe-t.
m the. ”Age-isle W k
“Nth. powenwlllnot
W spirit the hostile action oi the
.rtlatestewuriim-lgrants.
‘lhe «Meat M m M
Wasmxo'i'ox. Dec. Bil—The executive
committee of the National Association oi
Democratic Clubs organized by the reelec—
tion oi lion. William L. Wilson. of “'cst
Virginia, as chairman and Lawrence Gard-
ncrassecretary. Much oi the success oi
the late election is attributed to the forum
tion oi clubs. The president, secretary and
chairman Were instructed to prepare an ad-
dress to the public setting forth the objects
of the association.
A subcommittee was appointed, consist»
ing of the president, lion. Chauncey M.
Black»;- Chairman Wilson and Secretary
Gardner, transact business when the
executive mmittee is not- in session; also
a finance
Benton McMi . lion. Michael iinrtcr
and Mr. Jetlcrson M. Levy. to collect funds
to carry on educational work.
Messrs. llenry “'attcrson. Kentucky; A.
T. Ankeny, Minnesota; George H. Lumv
bert, New Jersey; Patrick A. Collins, Mas
aacbusetta, and James Fcnton. Washing.
ton. were not present nor were they rep-
resented by proxy.
Stevenson 0H for Atlanta.
81'. ions, Dec. Ell—Adm President-elect
Stevenson and wife and three daughters,
James Ewing and wife. Judge W. t‘.
Ewing and wife and Mr. Lillard and wife
have left ior Atlanta over the Louisville
and Nasthlle, where they will be enter-
tained by the citizens of Atlanta.
Dickinson (or Secretary 0! State.
“'Asunuros, Dec. tor—lion. Don hi.
Dickinson is here. While he rciuses to say
whether he has been uttered the portiolio
o! the state departmcut under Cleveland.
his closest personal iricuds believe he will
be Secretary oi State Foster's successor.
Free Traders (congratulate ('Ievelarul.
MELBOURNE. Dec. fill—A met-ting oi ad-
vocates oi irec trmlc adopted a resolution
congratulating the Druwci’ats oi the
l'nited States upon their recent victory.
Congratulations were also cabled to Pres—
identelect Cleveland.
County Commissioners Accused.
llsrnroub, Deofllr—lnthe senate Sen—
ator Charles F. Thayer presenter! the re—
port oi the special committee as to the do-
ings oi the county commissioners it
charges that many commissioners utterly
disregard the will oi the people as to li-
ccuses. and recommends that the power to
grant and revoke licenses becunierred upon
a judicial tribunal.
liar-ri- Gets a Writ.
New Yomt, Dec. 20.——(.‘arlyle W. Harris.
convicted oi murder in the first degree,
obtaian a writ oi habeas corpus irom Jus»
tice Russell in the court 01 oyer and ter-
rniaer. it is claimed that the sherltl in-
tends to take Harris to Sing Sing irorn the
Tombs. despite the stay granted, pending
the determination oi his appeal.
Wants Warden Brown flea-over].
Sum Sum. N. Y., Dec. m—Michael Mo-
ran, editor oi The Register. basilled a pe
tition with Governor Flower asking that
8. hi. Brown, warden oi the prison here, be
removed iron: that oillce because oi an as-
sanlt which he says the warden made on
him.
Alleged Witches Killed.
GAIJJIP. N. it. Dec. ill—Deputy Man
shal Green and a troop oi cavalry irom
Fort Ring-to have gone to Zonato arrest a
number oi that tribe for torturing and
killing two indians charged with witch-
trait.
Killed by a Train.
lit-room, Pu, Dec. n—Dsniel Bush,
a carpenter. aged twentydlve. was struck
and instantly killed hby the Colombian ex-
nine miles east oi Altoona. its
a widow and child.
You Visit last do Back.
Wasnnroros. nee. ail—The state depart-
ment has issued a warrant for the extradi-
tion oi (lull-urns ven Visit, new under
arrest in New York for iorgery committed
In Bullion.
a Isa-Ia rue cam Toad-y.
Wasnrsorosm . Dee. gum prestom eat
hum set ngsmoat ypen-
donoilfteen do to‘i‘endsy.ehleioi
the Bannock. Shinbone and Sheep Rater
ladhrn.
hearted-neural].
nonhuman. Doc. h—Glamt
mmmfiwmnwzoru;
lsadiagplaning building rms
“Malian-dared.
flight lease for Iowans.
Casasbmos. 11.31.. Dov. It-Chartss
ll. 'i‘owass. convicted of
any ’ r norm woo... “"""""”""‘
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“I: 1% “‘3'.“ MW M'Wfflm
. W.
limit“ I. aversive. Then-nah?“
' mermaids. 80'!th '
".MMfl-Jl‘be-lsdthflul- fi? M.W ‘md
' quail-hm row It bias realm
N.H.lleoker&(lo. “
m viomrom or. trim
mittee, consisting oi floral
not no Iron
not
or. STEEL
”mu more; all:
. dbne,:Wherethelr '
motto is Quick-
ness.. Neatness.
Accuracy * and
Low Prices.
*—
-DEllP8El IN THE NET.
The Master ‘U'.’ orlrrnan Impli-
cated in the l'oison Plot.
looms ron (mu. Luann eras
m... .
he cumu- ominn Fay tiny mum
“at Leaders at the Iii. .{irrhe inali-
Iatetl the him-In; it! Noam-ion Mel.
liver :00 Witnesses summoned.
hm Dec. N.——l)istrict Actor-q
Burleigh made information beiore Alder-
man llcllaater charging ii. I". Dempsey.
district master workman oi the K. oi L.
and James Davidson and Patrick Galla—
gher with felonious assault and battery and
administering poison. The men are im-
plicated in the attempted poison conspir-
acy at Homestcadmctiou being taken upon
the confession oi. Davidson and Gallagher.
who were cooks at the mill. Dempsey
inmished a poison. it is said. which they
placed lathe food given tothc nonunion
Mn.
Dempsey called at the aldcrnmn's oiiice
and surrendered. lie was rt'lcmwd on
”.500 bail. llc strongly asserts his iuuo
ceuce and says he will have no trouble in
proving it. Davidson has not. yet been or
rented.
Patrick Gallagher is still ruissing. though
the prosecuting counsel does nut arcul
alarmed over that», but iswilling to wait
until it is necessary to produce him. and
the impression prevails that Gallagher
can be produced when wanted. it is said
that iniormationswill also bemmli' against
two of the Homestead advisory committee
ior complicity in the crime.
Over ho Il-r’ired Witnesses Snnrrnvvnnl.
The attorneys for the Carnegie Sin-l
company are devoting their vtirt‘gir-s to the
collection at evidence in substantiate: the
poisoning couiessions. though they pm
. serve strict silence as to tnru- plum. it is
reported that they have billllnt'tlat‘ll no
witnesses, all nonunion turn who were
taken sick.
An oilicial oi the company ivquotcd as
saying that the flillli‘llt'}n do not pnx‘tlvu»
larly care {or Bonny. Davidson and lint-
lagber. but are looking [or larger mine—-
the leaders whom they llrllci’e inaugural
the poisoning.
It was learned that ii poison was admin
latcrerl with the object 03' driving away ”it
men who We. : t \\ url. tln- plan \\‘:|:~ lltitF
ly successful. fill‘ in the ltL~t \veek ni Sq!-
tcmher the unnunionists won- so irightt-nnl
over the alarming rick roll that the mall
superintendents were forced to use every
endeavor to prevent a stamp-no.
A Big Elephant on Their llamlu.
l'SDiAKM’OUS. Dec. L’U.-'l‘lie big ole»
phant Sultan (‘St‘ltpt'd from the limit
American u‘rcus. and iur several days tore
down barn and {euros in .‘vloutgumery
county. Finally a gang of nbowmcn at
tacked him with pitchinrha and then
‘ iorcerl him into a barn. The building “tin
nearly wrecked, and the llflllt"> lln“l~
could be heard four miles. ”v \m: tinnlly
captured
Tu Appeal to Suiulli.
Rnablrv'ti. l’n.. Dec. 2le r.\ warrant was
issued for tlu-urrcstoi Father .lmmsltir.
wicz. motor-ii St. Mary's l'oli-ali (inbuilt
Church. “bonnie-rod tln- removal from HIV
sacred million-oi Mrs, Frank “blunoirz. :1
member. on tho gnnnul that ~lm “tin Ill"
ttlrbing the meeting. llis~irlx~liwl rm-m
born of the church “ill risk \lur. Ntlulll to
secure the: removal n! the mic-t
'I'ht' Mine" Mn} l‘r'nliiill' “'uvlt.
Pi‘l’Tr-lil tin, ll": ‘2”. '-.\ delegate mm. '1»
tion of tho striking veal miners oi the Mo
nonunion-lo valley will be llt‘lll at Mound
gnhelu [it]; on Wi-iluvslny in ('llll‘lllr’l‘ ttn-
expulir-nry of continuing lln- smlw (or the
Big-cent rate- The tliugrn li-iw rm-u nut
elevi-u \\'t't.'k~ and sum.- lam» imam-«l.»
Contour-ll. The strike illii‘t‘lrt II\r'r (“mu
miners.
Mir». .ltsroln (is-ta $13.01"),
NEW YORK. llrc. L'U. .‘llsa lira-her .lm‘nbn
has been successful in llt‘l‘ suit for your)
ior breach of Dmlillfii‘ limtltisi lln-nry ll,
Sire. The jury awarded her mum: min
balm lor hcr wounded feelings, .luilun
Serigwick allowed counsel lor Miss Jacobs
81,1”) as counsel ices.
illu- Swallnwul a “all".
Losbox, Dec. 2".» alarm Savage, a work
ing woman in Lincoln. accidentally emu!
lowed her brother's small rttznr. lirr
stomach was opened. aml the removal of
the razor was followed by n-liri from all
pain. The woman in doing We”.
live. Winslow (less Alimony.
tantrums. 0., Dec. 2".-.lllllfll' H. G.
Smith baa granted the application of Mn.
Daisy Winslow ior tournmmry alivnouy in
the divorce proceeding against her brought
by her husband. llcrla-rt llall Winslow.
the playwright.
’l'o Inhale the (told Reserve.
le Your. Dec. lat-wt report was cir—
culated in Wall street that when cougrima
convenes alter the holidaysablll will be
introduced authorising the issuer»! til».-
000,000 bonds to increase the gold reserve.
one Thousand ea strike.
HALIYAI. N. 8., Dec. {low-(hie thomam!
miners and workmen oi the Hprirm‘ilnlt
collleries. the largest in Nova riot-min. have
struck, owing to grievances respecting
short weight and docking.
'l'o-llaaon llaa fled.
lNDlAitAl'oms. Dec. 20. -— ’l‘he locality
about (.‘rawaiordavllle is greatly excited
over the night oi Milo Tomlluaou, the well
known oi line stock. lie is a
larger.
lie bold llitlers and Was Fined.
(lunar liaualrtorort. Mun. Dec. m—i‘.
I. Bradford. a Shellield drum, was fined
My dollars for selling llostetter’s hitters
and Wolfe’s schnapps in a no license town.
reel-aw Apprailoea Improved. '
Ham. Vt, Dec. m—l‘meen granite
outta-I struck at the works at Jarvis
Brothers in East Montpelier. owing tolls
Iran’s elistoo many with.
m al hast ".000.
Cums“, Dec. lt-«Amet Mdtmn
and Cashier tibotwell, oi the ismisvllle and
Ruhvllls irslglt allies. are short at. least
m.
“flu-o...
titty Islam on links.
WM ilk-Ii“, molders at
theMsironworkkavestmek against
antenatadmdotianpsrweelr.
M " “"' $.31...
WW. Doe. I.
areas “have the sailor m
Marlow
or moves suave wrrs. ‘ ”
“clays Ital-Natalia“ oi Ihol’aa.
alaa Proves-lieu.
Paula. Dec. m—n iaveported that should
I. Ferdinand do Ire-spa be unable to ap
"air before the court. which is aims-t con
tain. his case may be separated lroln that
oi the other detendants. ills courageous
wife. who represents him in all business
matters. said recently: “I am ewhat oi
Iiatallat, like my husband. n the moat
diilicult momenta oi his life he basallowed
events to take their worse. I practice his
philosophy. i believe this prosecution was
inevitable and am not afraid oi it. "
"You ask the who are the guilty persons.
1 am not able to say. i am certain, how-
ever. oi one thing—the absolute probity oi
my husband and his sons Mistakes have
been made. delusions indulged in, but they
have never committed a dishonest act. and
all who know M. de laser-pa think like
myseli.
"All i an anxious about is that my sick
husband shall continue to enjoy in peace
the aliection oi his children and myseli.”
Mr. Charles de lesseps says that in the
case oi the Sues canal the expenses for ad-
vertising and press notices vvcre snmll. it
was diluent with the Panama enterprise.
Journalists crowded to the oilices and had
to be paid for ceasing their attack». on the
company. Then there were minty people
who had to be paid ior awaiting well oi
the company or for refraining from attacks
on it. These persons .\i. do [mepnlound
more exacting than the journalists
M. Munchiwurt. liquidator oi the Paul.
Ina Canal company. was beiore ilm parlia-
mentary investigating commitzw line said
that in was Baron de lteinnch ri-ct-tvrd
from the company's tremor}: 2.0004le
francs. credited to him for "advertising."
and 3.00011!) irancs, credited to bun on ac-
count of the “underwriting syndiute." hi.
Monehicourt asked Baron de "Plumb how
the money was to be usul. The baton re—
plied. "You are very simple."
lly inquiry he learned that the snow
francs Were given to the boron 1‘.“ the price
oi his assistance in securing the imuvoi the
Panama ennui lottery bonds and pushing
through parliament the hilt authorizing the
loan. .\i. Muncbicourt had often licanlthe
:npnctous demands.
1.03 box. Dec. '.’Il,——.\i. t'orm‘lius lien.
“who is implicated in the Panama sandal»
is sutlcring from nervous pr-ntnmon here.
President I’oih'a Niece Sure.
NASHVILLE, Dec. Lil—Mrs. Snider} Polk
Gardner has sued her bud-and, M. .\l.
Uanlnr-r. one oi the wealthiest men in the
state. for divorce. Mm. Gardner is the
granddaughter of President Jams-s Knox
Poll: and mm a belle in Washington and
New York lor three sermons. On May it.
it‘ll, she was married to Mr. tinnlurr.
They lived together in comparative trappi-
am {or six months. when for some unac
emintnble reason tianiner left his beaut'n
iul u lie and gave her no explanation.
Ilia “'orhmrn Are Alter "in.
ii AZIJJ’OK. l'a. Dec. 2U.~\\'i|li;nn Walk.
on acumrnctor iur S. Van While at the
Militesville collie-ry. stated that he was held
up by seven numbed men and robbed nl
um), which he had with him to pay his
run-n. tllliu-rs lrurnul that Walker new
not robbed. but “as trying to defraud bu
nn-n. and be tied to the mountains. Uver
1w oi his men are searching (or him.
A Negro with a Ill; 5.
NEW Yank. llcc. L’H.~— lit-v i'ttu-utl’ .-\. A.
Taylor. ll 1),. gem-nil limim l.il i‘l'ph‘n-ltlth
tive ior Belmont “nu-r’s mllt-ge :it Joni.-
sonville, Fla. ruby-us in the Im- oi lllv
words “colored" and “A in) .tIm-rirnn" its
applied to Negros-s. lie says be into negro
withahig N and that that tmim- 1R lltl'
proper one.
Senator l’roeior .‘n’uae'tl.
NEW Ytlith, lhx’. 'Jlx—l'uitml Status Sou
atur lit-\ltlelil l’mttur. oi Vermont. for
int-rly secretary hi «or lll l’nwidrnt llarri
arm's whim-Lie charm-1| with Ilihlllalu‘sl)
in connection pith the rimumzrnn-nt oi tlu-
Vermont Marble i‘ulnpany. .\ stockholder
has begun suit against him.
A New Iluilet [or Coal.
3ill>ltl.l,lll'itli, N. Y. Doc. :Ii,~.~zxirreyors
have been surveying here (or n road irom
the coal mint-s oi Pennsylvania direct to
Ihnion. The survey connect» at liotti-r-
dam junction with the "th 'i‘umu-l
road. The company making the survey la
the Delaware. lackawnnua and Western.
[large to Fight MrAulifle.
lloe'roat. lit-c. ill—«Dick llurge, the Eng-
lish champion lightweight, has signed or
ticks to light Jack Mainline. the Amer
ican lightweight champioth tho Coney
island club Mime time in l’ubmary iora
purse oi ”tom and the champiomdupnl
the world. .,
Found a 'l'reaaare in the Mountains.
Livisoeros. N. .1, Dec. 20.- mutant San-
ders and James Stillman, two hat makers,
claim they have learnt! stream": of Spanlsh
gold in the Orange mountains The value
at the treasure discovered tally stuns eatl‘
mamlatmdfll. itL ' .. 'to,x ‘
'I'M Moehhoidm to loot.
NZW "Allin, Dec not—rrho pint polled
meeting at the New York, New Haven and
llartiord railroad ntockholders will be
held here Wednesday, Dec. 21. when action
will be taken on the lease oi the i‘rovl-
domes and Worcester road.
President last-an Molten.
Thor. N. Y. Dec. l).—-lleorge A. Waters
baa won his lnteriereuee suit against
George Ila-imam president at the Fast-
man Kodak company, for the title of a
patent coveringtheprlnclple oi a revolving
shutter for a camera.
Irina manna Ills Argo-eat.
N" You, Dec. u—Dr. C. A. brim
clued his argument tor the defense to ho
trial ior heresy beiore the oi
Newiork. The case may possibly goto
the jury during the day.
‘aeheihava'a Alleged Slayer indicted.
haw Yon. Dec ill-11» grandjary he
Merl Hatchet? Johnson, file West ludlan
ior murder in the first degree.
J 3 charged with k W
hallfihehalhem. tiling
Attached e, a Videas a... ,
Bmaw,i)ev. sows-mums»
will.“ theErieetoekyavdawaaattaeked
byavlelonebag,vvhleh Winchell
oihisloitamlnairlghtinlmaer.
Death from mas at new tech.
itsv Yuan, Dec. It-Jl'hornas Coot, at
m remolledatthelttvsrsldehoo-
at!
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dint-tors unripluin of Baron dc ileiuach‘e H
Makes an every-(kw convenience of an
olddim: luxury. Pure and what-some.
Preparcl with «eruptions have. Highest
awanintalll’urcF.w.llExp« ins. hath
package mugs tum Lug.- Ami;
Jmltatlvns m .in insist on having the
NONE SI'CH hum l.
HERRELL 8: SOULE. 5:» mouse. N. Y
:11: Iv
Wflllll Fllll [IS
a his tint-s. and you will be Ilnrilr' a! Yl.v‘:1:'t\
prrtwl summe- that will rrwani mnr rtlurw \\ .
[kl-llilt'lv hai r the but lvu-tuv v.1 in nil: r an 1.2- : '
that can b.- tmrnd on tlu- [arr oi ilm ourm.
“5.00 profit on I75 on north of button. ;.
twin «a-tlv and li-vlonl‘Ilrl} mum in and pool a.
bun: n-d- of men. wunwtr. tum. and girls in our
eiupluv. You can imiht' rnuur} {oi-lei Lit \vurL' int
\i" lllllll \ou hour am lill .i of Ill: tin-turn is .0
can to learn. and ltirirtu‘iinlv‘ m niuq-lr and plain.
that all luv-rent trnm illi‘ "an ’lhuw who idhv'
hum of the lilo-luv“ rmp llw :idinntagr that
nriws irunittu- e-qu‘l rtpututlon oi our oi the
oldest, nun: Sut‘i‘v‘hiul, and lam": publishing
homes in America. M-i‘un- tor tour-wit the profit,
that lliebn-inrn mrmdtli nmllmndmnu h yieldi.
All beginners Stit‘r‘t‘wvl gran-ll), and nmrr than
nullrv tlwlr grvnitc—t i"{~‘i’lull-le-. Ilmw who
tn it find “only a- we u-l. ilin m, lhrru x4 plenty
of room in: u in! more workers. owl Ir ur‘r
lbr-lutu begin at one-I. it you are amnnlv rm
plan-d, but but c a few sparn- nmim uh, ultrl wish
tome them to advantage. that writr u- at UM"
(for this h vnur grand opportuuuw. suit rem-n
iull particulars by return until. Audi-r“.
‘I'Ilt’I'I 8 $0.. Ilul No. 400. Augusta. In
dlilfim
(7.7/1. ' ’
..
(felt! (2 redid l ,r
Q§V§%. rum-v 0.“.
”in in men.
on.» .. in: mm Street,
ALL SIZES OF
lillllEllEll SlllllE.
nlrrwlrorr'r. coma.
Brutal torment and Sever
F. M. Pierce,
m. depth Means. No.1 Pm
mutton». pet-t sun. Nam}.
snagging ' -
R estau ran t ,
1'33 mm ill m CITY.
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fining one no
’a
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cottons
ll,
past
at “Db,“
mil lathe
co Worms.
“was h vemypevsow
can
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common. a?”
veneatrtauh
Tm WARE
, no... in o is lanolin.
wounoxrwltnssurmrs
T. 8. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. “J
Job
Printing.
Orders for
Printing
, Solicited.
v
EVENING SENTINEL
, . .. l3
St )UTH Ni )RWALK, CT,
Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
E.6.Mllllll|$& 80.
64 Sudhury St. Boston, lists.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
‘ Bank Vault. Doors.
ASD
DEPOSIT WORK 0F ill. KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
1.1) will in i.) no. Mass“ ~inr-e that {Zl'r'fsl tire.
where 500! our mics w» r:- subjcvted to inn-inc
brat. prr-wrvin: their t-liilelfin
f'iiAMi’lUX lilit'tlilll aim in the lire-at
Chit-aim Fire in lfi‘Il. in the Great l-lthun Fin—
ln 132:, and in all the great tin-re slum». S: or
{or (in-tram. Agents wantmi. .4 lilm
imvmesnuunnb
50
More Building lots
on the
Woodward .
Homestead
Properly,
We now oil'cr them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. Those lots
UHilpl'lSl‘ the Clioiccst
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min—
utes' walk from the
tlcpotpvith good sirlo-
'alks all the way, and
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these oll'cr—
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars eu-
quire of
JOHN HINDS,
0n the practises, or
CHRISTIAN SWINTZ.
83 Washington St... at the office
of the Old Well Cigar Co.
in the very heart of
l
W
Ordorscalledforanddelivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, on.
at
Will luave Pie-r :39. E. 8..
he» i t/rk. at :3 p. in.
heat» Somali; S p, 1:1,; Smith Norwaik 03:3!
p. m.
, E'rr-L-ht Tl v-rivrd iro u 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
:l'pon applir- «[lcu’l to agents
web. :tntl bugle mil be sent (or rDeclnl lots ol
freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Weill permits
Price
H e n r {Till y. .
0. llellllN & SUN
5! Washington St. 8o. lionvali.
Bakers, Coglectioners,
v; ileli'lyn. «
“. F. Delilvnn'
enlist:
canalwh‘ our
wand? rm.
1
lot of fish arrives every day.
Will Tlllllll lliTSlll’,
lll’llllTEll WINES '
Onethoulandl Ill" '
sale be Lobstersfor
~ WW :-
tor and Vegetable Mark
HllNT lilElllFF’S ‘
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
Old and can"
DAILY DIREC'I
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK w
80th N
D
Norwalk
Norwalk.
TH E PROPKLLERS
6in ofmllorwalk
EAGLE
(acclimate street).
the City oi Nor
are forbid trusting any oi
the entplu)cn oi the instant this line on ac-
count of the on luff? thereoi. "'
WAGONST"
Xew and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
y to §uit ‘ All.
CALL AND BE THEM.
Successors to C. B. DeKlrn.
27 Main Street Iorwsli.
First—class
ICE CREAM.
Orders i’t'omptly Filled.
a m
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
on
flow 'vln'r; ~irw: Pygmy”
[1’ “in Dr you owe carnelian! fan.
Is I. get times y
pulse for year we .
eetvvearby pureb- lg
Inna-“met” nor-ma:
rein "'"' "l
' a so semrma
. L. caucus
an. “3.3%
as "slimming-t!” a
.41.. Mass, din-at lemma-vol
ital! «imam
Is It, and
omens: ..
u smut a go}
a
a
wmoamsmr
' Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
sumers to be the standard family soap.
True merit alone canattain such praise.”
Norwalk Chronicler