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MST ION“ FREE.
DB- GRADY mwiil give consultation and ad-
urig ilebr'unry A'ter this month
31.9.1 atlon he of ”will lie-charged
0 oil “:11;in
MORE CURES:
.. minis are daily coming in from
“and mayl be seen at the doctor's ot-
D136. 01 proved beyond a doubt
theme yea-coiled helpless, chronic and
1 able . one can Deemed by using
- its in time
. , ohn Pe 0y antlered intensely with kidney
. ~ catarrh. was treated by physic-
- - t help for over a. year: was toiling
1 strength. end 11-1 a. last. resort con
. Grady He is now well.
. lahon wusn terrible sutl'erer with
. in and kidney disammonnned to
Dr. Grady cured him.
heater euflerrd over it) years. Pr.
1 to him one dose of medicine and in
I hours he housed a long tape worm
J ante bends.
- bolt suffered (or ii years with
1 . . umtlsm end as! srrh. SaVrnl doe-
“ to dohinr any good. Dr. Grady
' » Vie had been sick eight years. live
I. failed to core Dr. Grady gave her
» and she passed a tone 1John 53 lest
be seen at doctor's oilice
Lyon bed scars on one eye and
» other for 40years Dr. Grad y op-
- and his sight is now r ecu.
, » Fox says: ' 1 can od my testi-
. of many others. viz: 'i‘bnt. since
. under your treatment 1 have been
‘ 11y relieved,unr1 such confidence
have“: 1 . Grady that. i have sent my to.»-
flmtohim for treatment "
In Mary Kenny had a large cancer re-
trom the breast. after paying out. over
wed
mm dollars in Boston.
Burns nstula cured alter suite-ring
Wloyoe, too a: and superfluous hair» oil
face. removed in onr wmr‘k.
ward loom, indigestion and tlntulrnce
M not! cured with two bottles of medicine.
maNellie Wash, cross was nil her life. Dr.
Grady operated on them and now they are per-
Joseph Flernln , chronic rheumatism and
oil films for program-worm by two bottlem t'
and two have of ointment.
. John Lore. tape worm fill feet long, rsmovrd
in two hour-1. May 11- soon at the doctor 11
laryIlanie' a, blind in one eye 40 years. Dr
Or onerapd, and her night is now pet-fat.
Ighno N111 r 11 hadn lrge tumor on bond (or
11 :was rtrnov in one hitting by cirr-
£MJy.rcnma and deafness of one
”Khalil.” catarrh. dynxmpsln and chro-
aleo nerVuvns bosom-he: cured
windy will not publish any more cm
(“dues to do so by psth- mil.
“Immune positively expeiird in two honra.
C it the hampean specialist. on all ur-
V101» oueami chronic dine
Grady ie acknowledged to he the lending
America in curing the «how: dis-
’ "idem“ him and you will never regret it.
lstin modiclner. always sure.
/ indieswi iii llnd firiirad rad? their hencinctor
/ is all the trouble! Detail!" 0 om: sex. rum
g from rheux'nailsmf was. ulcers. ‘1‘“.
Mancunian” ntmo s norm-n DI is.
should visit Dr. Grady notice. iii-turm-
“mutilation. advice, mrioea and Inkahi
Wenonah tree until cured.
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253 Blair 81.. lrlilnpott. 001111.
"i‘he Doctor can bemsulud from 10 to
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no mo corroro
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II only My: tins running hora
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Jacksonville.
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Wilda-1o- asst-i
Damn. I. 3.. M its-A worlds.
and“ working m mm but
hand' a and mother as well as herscli
while he was serviug time for cruelly ill
treating her.
Christopher Spearling la 11 German, 12
years old. He is no engineer, but is rarely
at work. lie always preferred» spend
his time in getting intonleated and beating
his wile Helene, whats two years younger.
The couple had no children, butlircd with
old Mrs. Spenrling, who is over 70, at 224
Madison ”Mil, Hobokcn. A law month-
ngo Spending was sent to the punitenth
ary for wife bunting.
His wife has meanwhile been supporting
herself and old Mrs. spending by taking
in washing. 0n inst Wednesday Spending
was 1818330811. and as usual be celebrated
the event by drinking henrily
About 10 o ’ciock Monday morning he
came in and told his wife to go into thr
bedroom and change her clothes, or he
worsted her to go to the station house with
him. He deolneed that she had been un-
inithlni to him, and that he was going to
get s divorce. Speariing {allotted his wife
into the bedroom, end his mother, who re
mined in the kitchen, heard them talking
excitedly.
“Mother, 1 Ban Killed Her.”
Hrs. Spenrling started to go beck into
the kitchen when her hnshnnd drew a
razor from his pocket, and springing upon
her trom behind drew the razor across her
throat. The blade cut ndeepgnehlrum
ear to cor, nearly severing the head from
the body. Mrs Spending dropped to the
floor with hardly a groan. Her husband
mlmly wiped his bloody hands on the bed-
clothes, and going out into the kitchen
said quietly, “Mother, I have killed her."
The old lady rushed into the bedroom
and found her daughter-in—lnw lying dmd
in a pool oi blood. She ran to the window
and screamed frantically {or help. Several
neighbors run in, but before they nrrirrd
Bpenrling had managed to disappear, leav-
ing the razor lying upon the floor.
A crowd moo surrmrndod the house, and
among the people was Henry Znng, who
married 11 sister of Mrs. Spenrling. As
soon as he understood the brutality of the
murder he procurrd 1s pistol nnd started in
near-ch of his brot her-ltvlnw, dm'lm'ing that.
he would shoot the follow on sight ‘xugh
he would find no trace of thc mural")
The womnn' a body who moored hyior
orior Vail: to an undortakor' :1 shop, where
the ghostly Wound in her throat WM sow—
ed up and tho body pntpnn-d for burial.
Then it Wilrl taken back to the Madison
strut-t home, where old Mrs. Spmrllng,
hall crawl with grief, nwniu-d it.
Detective Gnliagher and Roundsman
Cross worn (it tulle-d by the c Div! of police
toflnd Spoor-ling. but they bod no hottm
luck than Znng in their march. All the
ferries and tmins wen.- watched of course,
and tho, polico say that they think Sperm
ling has not boon able to got out of town
and is in hiding mmmwhere in iiobokcn
or one of tho noighlmring villages.
Another “'11. Murderer.
ilnnnosm-zm, N. J., F011. m—ln an:
of jealousy William 11. Still shot ond dan-
gerously umumiml his wilo Lavinia at
their hum-1 hvrn. ilu lined four shots. one
tolling viii-rt in the brad and one in the
em). Tb.- :.lumiing mourned in the wife's
bedroom in tlw prom-um: oi their Phildi’l‘n.
Still tiwn wmt to the house of Harry
Gmy, but Gmy hnd bet-n worried and mold
not be found. It in nliugi-d that (imy and
the Woman 1mm lwen intimntu Tho
Wonmn H in o pn-mriuus condition. Still
escaped.
Pug Dog Broke [’7 the Family.
NEW Aron-r, 1nd, l-‘i-b. 19,—limiuse
his wife ullowi-ti her pug dog to kin-1 hur
and Would not prrmit him the some priv-
ilege Peter Bowman asunultod her. 'i'wn
sons utmckml him with clubs and lrnciur-
ed his skull. The boys Were nrmtcd and
placed in loll to wait the result of his in-
Jurlee, Whil h urn serious.
Gammon Appointed a Justice.
Tummy. Feb. 10.——Goromnr Wm» aunt
to thcsonuto tiw nnmi'of Willintu S. Gnm~
more of ’l'ri-ntun to sum-nil the late JIM-
tice Abbott on tho eupnrmo court bunch,
and tho nliml‘ n! .Ummi 1'. Smith of "line
terdon county to mum-mi blmwil on one oi
the lay illtélnllm‘rl of the murt o! ommend
lppeals.
Ital-It Gilli-leis Indicted.
PiliLMlElJ'illA, Feb. 111. «(Juries w
Raymond, provident. and Edward M. Roy-
mond, «tumor of tho «lo-11mm Bliiitllctown
National hunk of Mldtilorown, Pit. were
indicted by the grand jury in tho United
Btetee district court on charger cl misap-
piylng funds oi the bunk
[ml-villi- Portia-lea! Spas-s.
Murmur, 1 11h. 19.—~A11 a result oi
the police work the name- 01 2.500 viola.
tors of the Sunday obsrrrsnoe law were
reportedto (.‘hiol of I’olioe Taylor. The
authorities held a conference and «loaded
to make test cam in the rations lines at
business out WThurstlay
Died In Jail m- (trial.
antenna, 1116., Feb. 11M
1.. Fallen was mowed have at their:-
stance of his grentllathsr, William Span-
ear, charged with stealing no. ilawas
rennin jail in Manila! hail saddled,
ring grieved to death.
“me
rt:- mum worn” aim-u
10w You, Feb. 10.41 was man
that a genus! strike inali hulldlngtradu
in this city would molim the sirlksul
the elscirtmi wire men, but an Mug
of the board otwalklng deieum it was
tlsolrsd to deter action.
w...» o...»
raisins Innate-a last Am
Moor, his. ill «u’i'hs 'l'inies prints a
Mich from its Worm st Zens»
hr Dying that on mot at the tailors
oi themandihsrarsgssoi locustslo
German lust Atria a more [amino prev
Hit in that country“.
hebitnntn and less than 000.000; Ir.
O'Grndy' s, the antimongnge dark hill.
BenetorPotmd'a, Winglmmlor
deepimlng hind creek. Niagara county
A lively tilt in the house between W
or Ainuworth, who is supposed to repro-
aent Mr. Plait, and Mr. Nixon of Choutaw‘
qua. who ban nnti-Plntt men, is the be
ginning 01 what promises to be lively pol‘
ltics. ,
The following bills were passed: Mr.
Aineworth'n, providing (or the payment
0! salaries and expermmd cruel-ts appoint—
ed by thewmptroiler to examine the books
of inmnpomml racing naeocintionu of the
ltoie; Mr. Howo' 11, to reimburse Tiogn
county for its disbursements connected
with the Lchlgh Volley railroad strike in
1893; Mr. Terry's, making it a misde-
mmnor for operators to divulge the con»
tents oi telvgmphiu or telephonic message».
’l'nzrrox. Fob. 19.-The New Jersey
house of nssvrnhly held a short sessiim.
The house bill allowing each regimental
adjutont ol the notional guard a yearly
glory 01 0'25 WM mailed utter opposition
by Mr. Exton, who said the national guard
of New Jersey hntl mist the taxpayer! hull
year $250.1“). Other bills poised were:
Asuemblyrnnn Extort’s bill to prohibit the
ulultcmtion of windy, and Assemblyman
Binder": hill proridingthat mayors of souv
and close cities shall immune office on the
third Monday in April.
in the senate a petition was presented
by Senator Kctchern from the citizens of
new: county protesting against the con—
firmation of Immune '1‘. Poll no state lac-
tory inspector. The senate peered the house
hill abolishing about 17 Irwholdere 1mm
Bergen county boroughs. It also paused
house bill authorizing municipalities to
giro free public imttiros, nml house bill
prohibiting the display of any lonrign ling
on any state bui tiling.
PEABODY’ S CELEBRATION.
Obnrvcd the Centennial Annlvtrslry of the
I'liilmithropist'a Birthday.
Panama Mum. Feb. lll.——Thocolcbni—
iion 1)! thm'vnu-nninl nnnivi-rmryoi' the
blrthdny of lit-orgv i’mboiiy, thin-clubmtcd
London linnki‘r. phiinnthrnpist. hour-form!
end nwmomblu citizen, mourned in this,
his tmtine town, with appropriate urnrmcr
nlvs.
11 won not. 1‘1'1W1‘V1‘1'. is strictly loml ob-
Hi'rvruin'. l'nt' ruliivgnnns from Queen Vic»
turizi and tin- hula.- oi‘ vaonshim choir
1mm of tho Pailuuly donation fund. t1
whhh Mr. Pmbmiy i‘ontrihutvd 02.500,
01111 iur Ilw winblluhnmnt of hnmue for thi1
Mining; pour 111' Lindon, gave it a touch
of international chumstur.
The business port of the town was up
proprintuly llmaurnted, end several private
nmliirnoon were nleo mlornod (or the“.
melon} Flops and hunting noon-d from
oil the plihlit' building's, and husinose was
suspondmi. Rolls Wore rung {or an hour,
beginning at. sunriw.
linlrrisioitr. Fri). Iii-Jim;- only relehm
lion in iinlllnmn‘. where Mr. Peabody
inld tho foundation of his fortune. was on
informal om- ut tho Johns Hopkins uni-
versity, urmngi-d by i’n‘sidont Gilmnu.
who is one of tho trustws of tho P0311011)
odumtionul fund. It mmpriml n 111:-
turn on tho routine of Mr. i’culuuiy's gift
tn fhi! wiltiirrn Milieu-i by Rm: A. I). 511in
01' Boston.
{1011110311. l‘i-b. ill—~1nnii thi- pirhiil
M'hmls nl' Hil‘illillliiii Morrison worn 110111
to mimn-‘nmmii- tho imv hnmirv tith tinni-
t‘vmtry of ”11' in rtb of 1‘"- 1.11:1 i’i-uixniy.
Hrs In a lloapiiai.
lillh'sllAi’Ole, h‘vh. lil,--i"in~m'rumuiin
Afiilllt’y hit-pitta, n Mi-thmiirit institution.
'i'huri- Wi‘l'i' nbuut {inpatients in the hm
pimi nt. thi- tinw. and oil were solely ro
moved to hit. iinmnim hospital, just
homes the strum 'i‘ho big lnn‘o of 1mm
drown nml nun-w on tho toplloor wot
rescued with illfllmrlty. The iiutnes wen
critngulnhml ilf'ifli‘t“ tho building hnd hm
seriously dmnngwi. Serious results t1
Bulm.‘ oi the [minus nrr toured
Killed Ilia Playmate.
NEW YORK, Foit. lil.~(‘hnrim Jet-oi»
man not! iln-nry Knnmvngvimr. ill your»
old, um- playing in tho hiM’C, when .11:
rnlnmnn wmi hum-km! «intro by his play
mute and won nitot‘ (limi ut his-1 homo it
iwwi» umvt. Kunuvnxvlwr woe nrrmtu-ii.
ultimugh ii; i» not i» ilv \eil ho intvmimi tr
injure hill iompunlnn.
Bnovered au,ooo r... In Arm.
Boston, Fob. lit—'l'lw jury in tho mm
of (llirvr Lu i’lnnto oi i’nwtm'hot. it 1..
Versus the Wnrrvn notion mill» roturuml 11
wrillvt to! 211000 for the plaintiff Tlu
suit we» brought to recover .25. 000 tiom
ago» {or tho ion» or no mo which war
caught in n bolt in this mtton mllisal ~
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Cat ills Aatagoaisl’s ‘I'hrnat.
Rona mm. 1nd,,
curred lit-tween Jock Bimiiin and Hot
Dougherty, both young nit-11,11: Ooh Grim
Church, tlm’o mileo eouthwizat of thin city,
in which Dimghcrty's throat wns cut tron:
ear to car. The quarrel was our an old
swam- .-,,_........
Railroad llaa Deal.
'i'otwo, lion 19.——Aftor so iiinese oi
several wmh' domino Jacob 8. Morris.
06 years old, superintendent of the Toledr
division 0! the Pennsylvania lines lor tin
past 20 years, died at his residues in thlo
dty.
was More.
LIMA, Pm Feb. 10. --'l‘hc lnsurgmts
have rot-rounded ibiii city. The merit-
mt troops are engaged in thmwingup
earthworks and barricades tor the defense
‘1 the mpllai.
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Queer (lane for a Mulls.
01:11.1. l’ln. t‘eb iii. “All the cigar
More of Hunt (lily went out. on a strike
on «mom 0! Tmh'cr 11w Inhibit“!!! r0
losing to admit «110ml children h tilt!
he! solitude.
Dig (oat theater lira-it.
munitions, r... rub. mansions
seal breaker known as the William 11.,“
Dana was entirely W lulu.
Wrath-forecast.
Fob. lit-«A fight 00 “
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THEODORE H.0LSEN"
tll WASHlNlllllN STREET, 811an NIlRWAlK.
100 pairs of Iounsbury, Mathewson & Co.’ 11 line Shoes, 11 little imperfect,worth 4. 50, at‘2. 25.
100 pairs of Ladiee’ infperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1. 50.
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Lediee’ 0pm plain too worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50. .
100 pairs Lndres’ Patent Tip, worth 150,111 1.00. ‘
100 pairs Misses’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10. ' -
100 pairs Missed Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900. '
100 pairs Childen's 8; to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men's Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 61}, 7.
50 pairs lion’s Congros and Lace, Cork Boles, sizes 9, 10 and“ 1, worth 2.50, at 1.25
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s LacePicadilly and 11an too, worth 1.50121t 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75,fat:1.00.
75 pairs Boy' 0 Lace, worth 1." .5, at 75c.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’ 11 ’Storm King Boots, 3. 00.
Tiliiillilii Ii. 018E“,
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SPECIAL SALE
iMllES’ NIGHT - lillllES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All lillllll VALUES.
For Thursday’s Bargain Salem 811m Prices for the llsy'lliily.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawer!» 5 Oil” It 25 Bill“.
Children's Muslin Drawers, I0 um and upwards.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25 «It! and upwards
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1 ”1 WEIGHTS BARBIABE BEPUSIWRY
‘ ' : 111111 01' ALL KINDS.
'iheilnsst‘i‘rapa, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopi epics. (h
5 load of one end tire horse Farm Wagons, with solid arm jut
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see the.
L. M. WRIGHT.
.l'or sons 10 and stunt LETTERING
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i‘nifi'il‘ ton-n ? r :1 33.111121“! retina
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ll 119g, 1. s. .1 '
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m»... .0. MI; 1 5 .Siliiy’L'i'he best made Ono save you from 915 to 825 on them. .
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LUTHER WRIG
Norwalk Chronicler