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M8? ION"! PRIZE.
DB- GRADX will re consultation and ad.
., "I! daring ebrusry A'tcr this month
.asaalco‘ . ration inofuwilltecbargrd
' E CURES:
.; . . l . imcniale are daily coming in from
ad may homo at thodoctor‘at-f-
B y hm prov"! beyond a doubt
. . . u ny sit-called helplm.chronlc and
v |a« . diseases can be cured by using
. > -- - dies in lime.
Policy summed intensriy with kidney
» . and catarrh. was treatcd by ph ric-
» . v help forovera year: was in ling
and strength. and as a last resort con.
. . Dmilrady. Hols now well.
if v lahon wash terrible suffercr with
, ~ . and kidney disemmonfmed to
7 . t.6radycurrdhim.
11 Baum sum-mi our 10 years. l‘r.
- ya blur one dose of medicine and in
8 hours
alo _ poworm
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' Abbott cultured for 14 yearn with
t - thwmstismandcatarrh. Seycraldoc-
iii.“ to do him any good. Dr. Uvady
. v » ”a ,
lunatic had boon sick eight years, live
“as failed to cure. Dr. Grady gave her
and she passed ataoo norms! feet
ma be seen at doctor's ofllco.
John Lyon bad scars on one eye and
' bliaata tho other for mm“. Dr. Grady up-
sratadoa than: and his sight is now portecL
Kr. William Fox says: “1 can add my trsti-
may tothat of many uthen‘. viz: That aiuce
I bulletin undrr your treatment 1 have been
wonderfully relieved. and such confident-e
haul in Dr. Grady that 1 have sent my ma-
flmto bins for treatment "
Its Mary Kanray had a large cancer re-
Wed from the breast alter pa) in; out over
It! Indra] dollars in Burton.
I[lacunae Burns. netnia cured alter enacting
far cars.
‘0' Joyce. mo’et and aupcrfluons hairs all
0"? fl“. removed in «ma Inch.
"ward Lyons. indigestion and tlutult‘ncc
for earnctmd aith two main of medicine
a la Warh. cross men all her life. Dr.
Mounted on them and now theyareper-
Jacob Flaming. chronic rheumatism and
old ulcers (or in: yvars. cnmi by two ltottlcsd
no and two boys of claim out.
John ion. tape ortn Si feet tong. mmovmi
10-0 two hours. lily be seen at tho doctor'a
or.
lary flanfcla. blind in our eye 40 years. Dr
My wasted. and her right is now prrict-t
John Nm the had a large tumor on low! [or
11 years: was nmovod in one sitting by clev-
flt or is years. cured.
A leaflorrlll. catarrh. dyspepsia and chro-
. so nervous headache: t-urul.
. Grady will not pub'ish any more cases
nomad to do so by patient».
worms poaltluly esrclird in two hours.
it. the ha n apeclaiist on all or»
. nervous and r mott- (Harm.
Grady la athmwlodut-d to be tho lrnditur
ysician in America In curing the aton- rim
. . by him and you win never regret it.
T's-“Ia lallnfl' main-inn. always Miro.
will and . Grady their bemftlt'tul’
hall tbs troubles peculiar to their sex. Thum-
“Mag iron rheumatism. mm. rim-rs. tu-
muaesrtt many form at skin or want illit-
euaahslla visit Dr. Grady at once. itcmcm-
har.orasaiistlno. advicr. union and slmltul
Wt absolstcly has until cured.
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a “ancient! 7 in It .m.evrr day-u.
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Pomona-ma. rub. lid—Charles F.
'arttiokbas been Mme: of this
my to a mat: mum at from m.-
000 to 00,000 our Robert I. Pattison. the
cx-gmsrnorof the state. William J. Bo-
nny. the Republican candidate for rancher
of taxes, has cridcatiybeen largely cut by
his party, but his majority over Colonel
Sylvester Donation, the Democratic and
reform candidate, is estimated at 40.000.
Twelve police magistrates, it select conn-
cilmou and 79 common councilman have
been elected. and present indications are
that the Republicans have thus oiilcea.
Unusual interest was manifested in the
election. and a remarkably large vote was
polled. It was ideal Republican weather
-—rnlld and springlllic, with a bright sun
shining. The day Wan generally obsorved
as a holiday. and the streets were crowded
The fight waged by the two reform or-
ganizations—tho Municipal league and tho
citlzcm' committco of ninety-flvc—was
directed against the councilman whose
records justified their turning down. The
most sanguine of the Republican leaders
did not hope for a majority highc: than
85,000 or 40,000. while Governor l’nttlson
expressed himself as confident that he
would be elected by about 20,000 plurality.
That the Pennsylvania Democracy—tho
faction opposed to the leadership of Na-
tional Uhuimmn “unity—cut l’nttlson is
indicated by the foot that the Twelfth
ward. which usually goes Democratic. gave
Warwick 400 majority.
Precautions Against fraud.
The Municipal league made a strenuonl
oflort to prevent fraud and had Watchers
employed it: nearly every one of the al-
most 1.000 divisions in the city. It also
notified every election officer that any one
caught signing an election return before
the polls closed would be prosecuted and
sent to jail. In some divisions it has been
the practice to pmpare the returns early
in the day. giving whatever majority may
be mutually agreed upon without the row
usually cast.
The returns demo in very slowly. but at
midnight in 17 wards out of the 37 which
make up the city them was a majority of
30.000 for Wurwick. Thcso sumo wards
gave Hastings 40.000 over Singer-1y in the
late gubernatorial election. when the total
municipal m. jurity was 85.000.
Tho groutvst interest wu-i munilestod in
this election. in it long since assumed the
shape of a desperate tight ttKlinst thc lic-
publlcun combino. hvmlutl by David Mur-
tin and St'iiiitorilhnrlrs A. Porter. The
throwing down by those [outliers of Scoutor
Pcurosc just before the convention, at
which it mu; gt,'l1t’mll_“ supposed ho Would
be uominntcd. t'l'ililti'd a great llt‘lll of dis-
sutisfuctfou among the Republicans and
led to the open brunch botwecn Senator
Quay at. ' the leaders of the combine.
From that time it was thought that
Quay would give his support to Mr. Put-
tlson. but tin-overwht-lming majority roll-
ed up by the Republicnus would stacm to
denmnntrstc tbut Mr. Quay tlcridutl to suc-
riilco his twrsonal ft-t'liugu to the good of
his party and turned in for the support of
the t ic hot.
Mr. Warwick rtwlvml tho returns at.
Mayor Stuart‘s “tilt-e untl t‘IpNSMI his
great muslin-lion m the result. though
agrocuitly surprieu-tl (it the largo flgun‘s.
Mr. l’uttison rcttmiued at his country
homo at ()vorbnutk and revolved the re-
tllfllrl (wot u sporlul wirv.
Tho return:- from tho Eighth word—Sam
ntor l’cnrnrw's. wani—-—show .1 majority for
Worn-iv); of 1.007. iiustiugs‘ umjority in
the “1111‘ lust November was Lima.
' The Fourth word, at former him-Unet-
flcmm-rury stronghold. guru Wurwit'k 450
majority. In tho Eighth Ward ('liow. Rt!—
publimn for council, run 150 ulmtul of his
llillil'l. although stmngly apprised by the
Munit-ipul lruguc.
l'olico Justice on Trial.
Buooxtrx. Fl‘ll. llIl.-—'I'bt~ trlul oi the
charges protorml by Mayor Schlcrcu
against Justice William Wuimm of the
van Strut-t pollen court wua lit-gun before
Judgm Brown. ('ullc‘u uud llyknmun,
forming the control torm of the supremo
court. In his petition to tho cuurtthc
mayor t-hurgtts .luutico Watson with lu‘
competency, cumlt‘smmn und ucgllgcucc.
Captain (lourito Wouldn't Saints»
VIENNA. Ft-lt. Zil—lit'nml i‘ulint \‘tm
Schttttvuluf. tho now nowrnnr ul' llutoiitin
Poland, luul Cupiuln (luurko, son of lit-w
arul Gourko, tho imam-moor of (it‘llt‘l’lll
you Srimuvnlu! in tho govcrtmrshlp of
Poland, plum-ti llllllt‘l’ urnmt, for 2% hours
for rt-ftmlng nl' ovum-ting to salute him in
the strm.
Malay Thomas II. Shelby ”rad.
'Llixtim’tos'. K52. lt‘ch. 20.-—-Muior'l'hom-
as Ii. Sin-lby. collector of internal revenue
for thin tilutrlt-t mu! htthcr of John '1‘.
Shelby. (Yulunt-l llrt-rkiuridgc'a law part-
ncr autl comm-l in his famous suit. tllcd
bore of paralytic of tho throat inhht sixty-
alxth your. .
I‘atai Expiration and Pins.
Pt'rrem'uo. Fab. 20.-—An expiration of
benzlno and lluwcd oil at tho Iron City
foundry on Twenty-third atmct round a
fire that tlmtroycd tho works. William
Schutz. a painter, was fatally burned. and
gain: itolsgr, awurimian. was seriously
lll'i.
laterally Whirl Tournament.
Blmtitotm. Fob. 00.--'1‘hc Baltimore
Whlst club leaves Thursday for Phihdal-
phia and will play on that evening a team
of right. the beginning of an intercity
club match 129th Now York. Philadab
phia. Baltimore and Washington. '
Germany to anti-gate lanes-s.
Avcrtaun. Now Valenti, Feb. 90.—-A
steamer which baa arrived here from Sa-
ntos says it in rumored than that German
warships will arrive timing the month of
lay for the purpose of snbingatlng and
disarming the natives.
m..__..__... K
wit. teams for Murder.
wmmr. m, rm so.-ml Altos
I. llaalylnsbwn Judicial bytba m
lot-y forattoutptotl munlor of bar has
Aaron A. llaaiy. iii. llasly is one at
its leading business men of this plans.
loyal-Malaysian“
mm. Illa-AW“
Wild-silty Wilma
.flflww Calla -.
» ”lift
,, Amt. Fab. 90.,me two hours“ to.
.Plaitaadao‘wrnor Norton worn incon-
fsranee last night. and at the end of that
“moths informational to the mallard.
Mm was hardly morn than that
gimp on prior to it. lir. Plait. when
seen; said: “I came here to consult the
as to certain party matters our
which there have been disagreements.
'l‘horc was only a general exchange of
views-um) definite plans. " ‘ .
Governor Horton declinod to giro out
any information as to the conclusions sr~
rindayhut itlsundcrstoodthatbstnld
Mr. Plattthat hcwasopposod ’io anyw-
tlon which would create a mimetic
or make any break in the party. lie was
for harmony. As to the police bill. be was
still in favor of hi: original idea of giving
Mayor Strong the power of appointment
of the committee to roorganize the depart-
ment. Ho did not. think it would be who
to show too much distrust. 1!. however,
it came to an upon brooch. ho should stay
by his friends. ‘ Both Mr. Plait and Gov—
ernor Morton denied that any conversation
watt bad ovcra state power of removal bill.
Mr. Platt will return to Now York to-
day. In the awning. while Governor Mor-
ton attended Mrs. Crosby’s dinner given
in his honor. Mr. Piutt held n levee at the
liotel‘lsonmorc. All of the politicians ex-
cept the New York assctublymcn who
signed the Strong indorsomcnt paid their
respects to him. From none of these could
any definite ~stntetucut bo obtnincd an to
the absolute situation. and it. is doubtful
if ' they know. Senators IA’KO‘V. Pound
and O'Connor viz-tiled Mr. Matt and re—
malned closeted with him for sonic time.
The assemblymcn amused themselves
with the Cutler hill to prohibit the wear-
ing of high huts at theatrical commun-
mcntr. Scwrul Amendments were offcrcd
while the bill was on second reading, but
the chairman rushed it through without a
change. and a final vote was ordered bc'
fore the orators bud scheme to spout. The
bill was defeated by a. vote of 50 to 53. 05
votes being necessary to puss it. Assum-
blyman Clarkmm’s bill to submit to the
people next fall the proposition to bond the
state for 89.000.000 for (anal improve.
meats passed the assembly by a vote of S2
to 81.
TBEHTON, Fob 20.——Thc house . passed
tho bill prohibiting the storage of stable
refuse on the meadows ut .l‘omy City. The
house joint msolutinu providing for a com
mission to be appointed by the governor to
consider plans for a home for disabled sol.
dlcrs and their wiros was also missed. A
resolution milling upon the uttorm-y gen-
era! for an opinion as to tho right of the
lopislaturc to n-gulutc the price of manu-
fuctun-d t'tltulilmllilt‘i-i was dct‘cotod by n
\‘iih‘ til 2 it) SI.
The sonutc pom-(l tho rwnutc bill which
pruritlm for on additional Vlt'l‘ chancellor.
'l‘ho limitations with mspmt to political
ufilllutions of tho the rhuut‘ullom hml pro»
vlously bn-cn vllminuml. Among tho 0th
or bills prism-Al wrne tho sonntc hill author.
izltur the building of it public library for
Network utlti tho litilir‘tl.‘ bill. oxtt‘utllug the
police: tonunt of tlnll‘l‘ ut-t to townships of
over 10,001) tmpulutlon.
President and l‘arllslo to Take a Holiday.
Wasmxorox. Fob. 20.~Iiulh the. presi-
dout ztml Swmtury l‘nrllslo intond bowing
Washington for u rust, almost lmmotllatcly
on tho utljuurmnt‘ut of minimum. The
prt-sldt-nt will pmbnbly go to North Caro—
Illlll on ll (luck hunting trip. ,lic will
likely take, with him a party of friends
and probably will be gone a wot-k or ten
days. Smart-tiny t‘urlislu has not yet fully
lmltlll'i‘il his plans. but it is armored that
he will b0 ulwut ut burst three weeks or 11
month.
Secretary .Vlortou's Agricultural Dinner.
WASHINGTON. Felt. 20.-—'l‘hotiinnor giv-
on by Sm-rvtury .‘llurtnn in honor of I’rmti—
dont i'lvvvhuul umi tho ruhiuvt mus for
and away tlw pn’ttiost of tho utllviul allu-
it‘rs of tho fil‘ilfilfll. The tb-rorutiuns of tho
dining room ruusisml principally of mi
«tarnutitms uml smilux. though there wus
also n profusion of otlu'r llnwors. The im-
turc of tho tlitmnr mu tho sorting of t‘v-
orythlug in tlw form of ammo ugrlrultuml
lmplomcut or product.
Hunchback llnna Alnnch.
SiIA\i0Bi.\’, I’m. Fob. till—Willi“ under
tho Illlllll‘nt‘t‘ of liquor Lucas imshko shot
him. Mary Zurumlm in tho loft hmust.
and after huvinglirvd five additional shots
at two ntht-r wuuwu who ruuhvd into the
bonito ho Mll't'l'i‘ilt‘tl in nmking his meow.
It In from! that Mrs. Zurmubu cannot rc—
i'tl'l'l'. Loahko, who let u hum'hbmrk. was
captured.
aulcirlo In a ('onrilmns'.
NEW nursswn‘x. N. J.. Fob. 20..—
Gnurt Grit-r John 0. Strong of tho county
court wont into out) of tlmuntcrmmsoi
tho murthouw whiln Jutlgv Iiivc won on
tho Ix'tit'h and shut Illlllh‘l‘ll‘ in tho lll'llll,
Milo is llkt‘ly to (110. Strong bud bet-u do-
spnntlcnt for mum filnv pnfil, tho rcetult. it
in tlmught. of tin ottuvk of the grip.
Chicago I'apars Change “audio.
CHICAGO, ‘t‘li. lion—John Ii. Wt'lttll, tho
owuor of tho nutjurlty of tho stool; of tho
Chicago “l‘l‘llltl and of the Chicago Eww
lug Post. has dictum-d of bin lutvrvat in
both impure to Jumm W. Scott. who ban
been connmtt-d with both pnpm situ'v
their inmptiou.
firm of Frauds Exposed.
ATLANTIC Cm. Fob. lid—The Star
Panel company of this city hart been dc-
clamd to ho a lmudulnnt concorn by tho
postoillcc dcportmcut M. Washington. and
Postmaster Sayro wired tho mmpeny‘a
mall and returned all money orders.
Wales lies a cold. AleItawi
bottom. Fob. fill-«Tho Prince of Wales
caught cold during the loo hoekoy matchos
in which he took part on the lake in the
Buckingham palace Mons. , ills indlo
position is not serious.
For a National Wing Woe.
Gunman. Feb 00.-~A mormncnthas
born started here for tho organization of a
national sporting league similar to that
which has beam in existence in England
for many yum.
Coal Operators la Mien.
lellmto. Fob. 20.--A mailing of all
the railroad (mi operators of this ditttrlct
Is in amino hero for tho put-rm of darts:
lug tonic moans to restrict production and
improve prints.
Jacket liaison Girlie.
N" Your. Fob. imu-Throc thousand
members of tho Children's Jacket Hahn'
union, of whom 500 are women. are out
on Miss.
all. It. lacs-awash.
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ET, SMITH NORW‘ALK. '
100 pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.’s fine Shoes, a1ittieimpcriect,worth 4.150, 9412.25.
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50. I
200 pairs Lsdies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladies’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misses’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Misses’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childen's 8i to 10;,- Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 200 at 1.50. ’
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5.}, 6, 6i, 7.
50 pairs Men’s 0011ng and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andlll. worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Golf Bluebers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
7 5 pairs Men’s LaceZPicadilly and aqaure toe, worth 1.501at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf B:tton, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75,fat:1.00.
75 pairs Boy’s Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots,
Mon’sfiStorm King Boots, 3.00.
3.25 and plenty of them.
ill wumutuu STREET, '
80070 NflilWAlK.
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SPECIAL SALE
[ABIES’ -
mam - nous.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All. 0000 VALUES. .
For Thursday's Bargain Salem tome Prites for the DayEOttly.
Children's Canton Flannel
Night Drawers. 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children‘s Muslin Drawers, lo cunt. and upwards.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. 25 cents and upwards.
A. Dick
erman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
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'i’ t icottha ill" DEEN mama. with
tll‘:lnztlwrlonapgglmn qt th- MAP. and with
all "gt advantages at tho ”titling or 7'
arm.
WI THU. IECUllI Tit: 3m CANOPV TOP
GAMMOE EVER OFFEMD.
DIM/1N0 It‘l‘w' Ill‘HQI amt bosntliul dJsi .
easiest so room est. nutranvc cw: cm a.
reason at the tilttn rust with Panel Mtssltstl.
lloth costs oi aqua comic". Moat room for its
sstllsshasmelghlng wtolmlbs. iterator
iscspsclty and more room than an; ('nt-nnder
Hurray in it. and an muvii as a traight-aiil
sorter. Actual might only 440 its. largo
carry :1 mm for package-a and stcelo. A
closed sci: MI is turned
down. Each mu worllngiudcpcudsnt at each
other. with no Jump rent 11‘1an to isle up log
room. its got» at is Wllfll'lmn'fi’d tor one
ssal al for two. up at: r two as for ous.
roll curtain}: :1: “ml” . ”la” arrsngnsgan'tagr
convert it. n o a \tflol‘ our pane .
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Willis 01" ALL KIDS;
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load of one and two horse Form Wagons, with uolid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me.
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIGN LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my artist, IEO“! VIIIIIIIII.
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The best made. Gan saw you from 815 to 025 on them. Do not
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