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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 27, 1895 · page 7

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,f 's Diarrbnsalisturs was freely

and an immediate ours malted,
. Will have required adoren visits of
Q slsian.as on former occasions. i
. a Dr. Hand's Remedies would have
manure ofths cane llost. mom
his state my mobatthe'tlrne of its
“Mans.” Ira. 1'. A. Bennett, 722 new
,MCaindanl. J. They are aplen-

‘H children's remedies. ”cents. All

M H. B. l'lsb.of Graivos Itllls.

In. nipraoticing physician at many
”an experience, writes; Derit’s Witch
value no equal for indolent

 
 
 
 
 
 

. G A. Gregory & 00.,andG.
ilson.

W

bsrlaln’s Cough Remedy gives
satisfaction of any cough medi
oies bandis,snd as a seller leads all
preparations in this market. l
and it because it is the best medl-
I over handbd for coughs. colds and

 
 
 

u s For salebyfiC.8 ,dmgxlst.

M Headache. constipation and in-
let! are quickly cured by Dsztt’s
thtls Early Risers. the famous little
. G. A. Gregory k Co.,snd 0.0.
ltillson. ”WWW.

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
Midst bad troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a
wslbbaown drouist of Des lirdnrs. lows,
(droves six months. At times the pain
was “more that he could not lift any-
thing. With all he could do he could
not get rid of it until he applied Cham-
Mlaln's Pain Balm. "I only mad-
tb'm npplioations of lt."he says, "and
tensions been free from all pain.” He
now ummrnds it to persons similarly
lfllotsd. It is for sale by G. C. Stillson,
draggtst.

 

 

0.! patrons will find DaWitt's Little
My Blasrsa sale and reliable remedy
for oonsdpatlon. dyspepsia and liver

0. A. Gregory & 00.. and
0- a ”ll“. '
W—

A row until.

 

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1.143.”. ,U.

CU ”IN“ SCHOOL and me how pupils
who have only taken two or three lessons
can cut and fit themselves perfectly.
lockssworhtesch pupil taught sepa-
rately. Price of CUTTER, with full
’ course of instruction, .10 00. ' Terms,
“Ndm, and $1.00 per week. Pupils
an begin any time. ilouool. Horns.
{m 7 MD. Holiday. Wednesday and
Friday evening, and from 2 to 6,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.

Milli“ Billlllfi fill.

”South Main t.. So. Norwaik.

 

Jew YorkAn nounoernent.
sous-mesa We“ low unnum’

Ilusst’s Fsrsilsrs.
Reasons why you should buy it

in preference to any other.

(1). Hanson this firm have long an-
joysd the reputation of keeping only
the beat furniture that can be pro-

. used, both in medium and finest

5 (2). Because their assortments

m led: (3). Because their prices

In the lowest at which goods of stand-
.l quality can be sold.

In males Ilool. Bedroom,

Library and Hall Insat-
Mitsra-olovsltles in

M
, and
firmnmmm. ..
and as essstrr mam-m
”brill-Is“

I. J. HORHIR & 00.,
”seam

W
as.“ West 23d so, If. r.
Wmmi
Wants

 

A. W. Baldrldge, Dlillerasiilo.‘

A 911th Front Tokyo Says
That He is Doomed. '

”4...”...

T00 OLD T0 BUBVIVB THE WOUND.

 

The Chinese I'eaos Envoy Is a Giant In
More and Well Pros-7nd. Though.

tin ls Favorable.

Wasfllso‘ron. March 27.--In a private
oabiogrsm from Tokyo rooolved by a mem-
ber of the Japanese legatlou hero is con-
veyed news of WurlllWldt! interert.

According to this dispatch. which comes
from the highout oflieial source in Japan,
a (ionnan xhysioinn. who is a profousor at
the Unix why of Tokyo and an export of
high utamiing. was mot Monday at the

Li liung Chang'n wound.

After it thorough oxmuinntion of his
distinguished patient the pismvian re-
ported confidentially to thoinihado that
Li Hung Chang must die.

The wound in in the fare. and tho imi-
let, which the surgeon had not succwded
in extracting, is apparently beyond rmoh.
Mormn'er. Li is 70 years of ego, and ab
though a giant physically his years are
againut him.

The dispatch which convoys this infor-
mation is a private and confldontiaiom.
but ita trustworthlnraa is not. doubted by
its recipient, who gave the news to the cor-
respondent.

Mikado Denounces tho Assassin.

SHANGHAI. Morel: 27.—-'l'ho iollowingil
a translation of an imperial rrsrript print-
ed in a stauvlal issue of tho Japanow Olli-
oial (inwtto in oouno-otlon with tho Db-
tempt upon the life of ill flung Cllllllfll

"China is now in a state of war with
our country, but she has. with due ob-
servance of the forms of international t-ti-
quette. sent an ornbauaznlor for thot-onoiu-
slon of peace. We. on our part. named
our pionipotentiarios. who wrro instruct-
ed to meet him and negotiate at Simone.
ueki.

“Thus it was incumbent upon us, in
pursuance with international Imago, to
nflord the ambassador tromtinont rmndst-
out with the national honor and to ac-
eord him a suitablo moort for his protru-
tion. We consequently gave orders to all
functionaries to me the utmost diligence,
and it is then-fore with profound grief
that we now have to express our regret
that a ruflian uhonid linVu dared to inflict
personal injury upon the Chinese embatt-
Indor.

“The culprit must. receive the severest
punishment provided by law, ()nr ofllcial
subjects must midget our wishes to pro-
norvo the glory of this country untarniuhv
ed and must provide against the recur-
rence of such violence."

The moript is signed by thoomporor
and countersiguml by his minister...

Li Hung Chang's lustrnrtlona.

l-ir. l’i-zruusuruo, Marl-h 211—” is nlulml
on good authority that in addition to tin-
indemnity which will he gunrnmoml by
the provisional (uwupation of tho l‘hine-uo
territory alnatdy txwupicd by the Jill'lk
nose. Li llunu Chang, the Chinese pmre
envoy, is authorized to code to Japan the
LotrChow islands. which lie to the moth
of Japan; the Illajico Hima group. to tho
eastward of Formosa: the lainndsof liolnu
and liabuyan, which lie to tho northward
of the Philippines, and tho inland of For
moan.

instructions have lmm given to Li llung
(Yhnnuordoring him to oppm-o any demand
for the titliii-illill of territory on tlu- Lino-
Tnug wuinaula. Art a last l'l'nm‘l. he may
suggest the ('lith'l'hlufi of the poniihuln
into a butler .v-Lato between Kormaml i‘hi»
rm on mndltion that it he placed under
the protection of Russia. l’rnuco and Raw
land.

A Different Amount.

Smoxmizm. .‘lnrrh 2T.-'i‘ho condition
of Li Hum: Chung is favorable, It is ro-
porlrd that in- has now consumed in tho
oxtrnotion of the bullet in his four. His
only four is of a lack of (-lmnllnvss on the
part. of his phynirians in using old instru-
fllcllld.

 

British “bu-ship» firtirrerl to Formosa.

Lithium. March 27.~—.-\ diqum-h from
llongkong say-l that tho lll'lllnll warships
Spartan and liodbroast have bm-n onion-d
to prm-m-d to Foruumn inunodiatu-ly.

The "on tang In Jail.

l'l’l’l‘hlii'llii. Man-h 27.——'l'twl\‘v tut-no
born of the not; gang are in jail horn,
charm-d with being implicated in tho inur-
dor of Kearney Sutton, a union gluon
worker. at ’l‘arontum on Saturday night.
Gimme blniilollaud. who won tho lc-mlor
of the gang. surrendered to thoaiwritf.
llo baa two ballot wounds an a result. of
the frame. 'l‘hruu primnors have made
millionaious. from Wlilt'li it is evident that
the motive of the murder Willi robbery.

Huntington Again Indicted.

SM l-‘naucmzo, March 27.-—-’i‘ho Unit-
ed States grand jury filed a If‘lifmil lndlet-
went against (Jolils 1’. Huntington. prenlo
dent of thoriouthorn l'aciilo Railway com-
pany. for violation of the interstate mini-
rnl-rco law by issuing a peas outside of
tho state. it who hinted that a technical-
ity might nullify tho llrat indictment, so
an ironclad indictment was filed. ‘

l'onrtls (floss l’ostmastors.

Waumnorow. March 27.—-'l‘lis fourth
class pcmtntnators appointed Were:

 

New Jamey—Cronin Ridge, '1'. J. Cham-
borlaln.
I PuntllyannlMllttllayfm. ll. it. Loo-

“ *dmn; Durham. 0. ll". Hindonaoh; timot-

horo. M. l. MoCornilo; Hoffman. J. H.
Hoffman; lmndis Valley, it. ll. Fisher;
'i‘arrs. J. W. Ryan.

list Ilmeshofl Ilsa a Relapse.

BRISTOL, it. 1., March 27.--Mr. (J. 0ii~
veriselin of the cup defender syndicate
called upon Captain Nat lierreshoff and
found that gentleman in bodquito ill from
tbs efleetsof his relapse. The designer
received Mr. lselin. but during the brief
interview the esrnain was greatly trou-
bled hysevere pains and was extremely
' nervous.

Woman Win a litrilto.
Paovnmscr. March 97.--'l'he women
strikers at the Anisrlusn Screw company's
works waited upon the management and
were granted a mountain of the wage list
in tune More the moot trouble boson.

Wall on ..K.' liailread Ileana.
Burrs”). Moron iii-«A partyof en-
gineers has hogtm staking out tholins
for the new railroad between llamvia and
(ink first“ Harbor on
. ~ ..... ’W

Dually“ fa Misha-vs- .
“their. O. 1.. Harsh nudism
EMWthwd item

 

 

Another Dispatch liays That Ills (Jonah I

 

 

personal request of tho inlkndo woxamine‘

 

 
 

 

roar lain-s. ills. Maren ”mills
Plant steamship arrived from Home
with a fair number of nauseous/rs. mull
whom was a large patent block manufsov
tutor. who has been to Cuba pntspeotlng
for llguum vitae. Ila bad introductory
letters to two prominent Cubans near Pl-
n dei Rio. in tho Vania Abuja district.
bu upon arrival at his destination found
one of them in prime and the other a‘fu-
gitlvo. Will) a prioe upon his hand. both
of them having been in several skirmishes
a few weeks before He says titers an
new a number of insurgent bands in the
mountains to the northward of Pines del
Rio. San Antonio. which is about lid
miles southwoet of Havana. is constantly
patrolled, the Spaniards being in dread of
the insurgent. band» that are rising in that
vicinity. There in a fraternity ntnoug
Cuban», whowill not talk much. but seem
to moan huulnoas. lluainoua is practically
at a standstill. and all news is suppressed.

Another luilib'tlllflfll' status that rumors
in Havana state that liayamo and Murmu-
nillo hnvoluson onpt lined by the inniraonts.
in tho latlorpinco Saute (tildes, the ripen-
ish oomnmndor, wan defeated and Wound~
ed. The Wlmlu lain is in an anxious state '
to the [ample deniring a seltlvun-nt of
tho trouble. Seagullly in condemned in ‘
tho hitteroat tonne. .

’l‘Wo Frt'llilli warships are at linvnum '18 l '
Ono of thrill. tho ”llllul'l'llltl. has mm than ”M
and is a rmulorn ahlp. Deninls of a race
War are onmhatlo. Reports are that there .
are H.000 Spaniel: irodpa now on tho is~
land. There is much fighting in the anal.-
ern part of the isle. A rounnlssionmi oili-
oor is on every train. and at latch station
n detachment of Spanish trimpl contort
aboard and reports. it is impossible to
move wilhout meeting soldiers, who are
foul-fully suupiolous.

William J. Ullrich of Mount Clemens,
Mich, atntoa that 2,000 trmyps arrived in
llavana on Monday. He saw thrm taken
on barges from the transport to Morocco
castle. ’i'o hiln they amwnrod well drilled.
but he stated that those who drill llttill' the
Paul-injo hotel every morning are farmers
and know nothing of handling arms. The
troops are on their mettle and guard all
paths of the oily The whole lulu iii pmc-
tlmlly under martial law. There in more
in tho movement than tho Spaniards will
admit.

 
 
 
 

 
 

MARCl-l22d and 23d.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We will make Special Display of new SPRING
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. For the quality of
Goods our prices will certainly surprise you and all
new Goods fresh from our factory, 84'. Broadway. New
York, and Novelties from Best & Co. for the little
fellows.

FillliAY and SATURDAY BiTil STORES.
autumn m CLOTHING. Hus and runmsumcs

W. A. Billlllllil & 00.,

Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

MN!

MW.
ans voan “A.

ABSOLUTELY runs

on: OLIUlELIABLE

SWEET GAPlillAL
CIGARETTE

llll stood the Test of Tlne

atone BOLD THAN All. OTHER
BRAND. COMIINID .

 

 
 

 

 

NEWtha‘ Oli‘
Baby liarriages apd Refrigerators
A.

Raymond & Sons.

Successors to Georue ll. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
[Directors

‘6 and ti! Ilnln Street. Nor-III. (it.
Residence. in Berkeley Pines
Teloplmnl. 77—4.

 

Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Nor-walk.

 

 

The Lea .. Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.

 

BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEi

Your lib-rare is not incurable bemoan your
physician has given you up. and you have not.
received any benefit from the medicine you
have lrird. s not any rramn you cannot be
cured. We can wallivriy care all kinds of
Fits, hplie tie. Convnlsion or Spesmotio. WI
“URBAN re: A POSITIVE aND PKBIIA-
HIN’I‘ CUBE IN ALL OASIS. We have
cared thnueande. many cases of ion atandlng.
and given up by doctors as inourab o. in our
“Allen‘s Flt Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed to effect a r y cure.
We back our guarantee With an e or of hill)
to any person we cannot euro Highest hank
references furnished on application.

l qt. bottle. Slim. 2 qt... 85.“).
All.“ lllnloll. "I,
Washln on and Wnt Ste. Boston. Mass

ADlES

Fuflering from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all lrrurularitfes ofllke
nature. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely safe and can
alwaysberelled upon for speedy relief. We
havziyetlo hear of a case where they have
fail to produce the dralred result. A box
should be kept on hand at all times: to provide
for emer ncies. Correepondencoconfidential.

B and . with full directions. securely seal-
ed. ill per box.

ALLIN MEDVCAL 00.
Washington and Wntrr Ste. Benton. lair-Ia.
n‘. y

IRE tau “8!“

 

THE VENEZUELA CLAIMS.

Judgment In Favor of Fulton! States (Illi-
nna For .ldfin'ioo.

Wasmso'um. March 27.—Aftor months
of deliberation the Venezuela claims corn-
miseiou mnoiudod its labour and announo-
ed ita (lt'clalon, being a judgment in favor
of citizens of the l'uited States for Mill.-
filiO. about onwthlni of tho amount of the
claims. (if the total award the Yellow.
elan Sta-am 'l'ransportatlou minpany of
New York revolves 0141.500 in American
gold. with inter-«nit. and Captain Abraham
ii. l’ost, Jacob .J. Maui-inns and Davis J.
Stu goo ruroivo' each llimi. with interest.
'l‘h claim of (,Iormsiius .l. Brinkorhoil,
roaster of the San Fernando, wan the only
one disallowed. ‘

Tllmlts oinlmo date back to lh7l. when in
the course of a revolution in Venezuela
three of the vessels of tho Auwrioun (30F
porntion wore solzod by tho Venezuelana
on either side in tho oontrovorsy and much
damaged by being used in war. The ships
Wore finally m-ororml—wono through the
good oilicu of the commander of a liritish
worship and tho othor two by the cum-
mnndor of tho l'nitod h’lnloo ship Shaw- ' r r 9
"int.

'l‘lw prinriph- involved in tho judmuont ‘P8r10fllcal TIBKBIS
render-mi is of wont importance to the '
ooiiuirios of (“chiral and South Amorim.
whioh are aubjov-t to revolution», for it
ninounla to a dwlnration that run-h roun-
{film are rvqmmlhio for tln- twin of lnsur~
poms auninsl the right» and progmrtios of
ltlrtrlflllt‘rn. «you if those arts are beyond
their control. Sonor Audrndu. tho Vou-
ozuolnn rrpn-m-ulnlivo on tho Illlllllllafililll,
has gin-n umiw that. ho will file a dissent-
ing opinion in the rain.

Special Alteration Sale.

This is the eighth day of our special Alteration Sale and every day has been a
great occasion. A goodly number of people have called to see how near our adver—
tisements and stocks correspond and judging from the liberal patronage extended,
everything has been found to be as represented. Inviting and giving full oonfl
dence we ask for an examination of today’s oflerings.

 

12 special Dress Patterns, full dress lengths in each. in nice light stripes and
plaids, reduced from $6 to 83. Special for this sale.

We have also secured a case of White Counterpanes. worth from 75.2 to $1 50.
Our price on the lot, 59: to lie, $1 and $1.25.

50 dozen Children's fast bluck Hose, regular made, sizes, 0. to 9i. Best value
over offered for the money, We pair.

 

 

t

Jaconats, nice quality, 25 choice styles, 8c yard.

Don't forget we are giving a special discount of 10 per cent on “\qu’w

during this sale. a

lrislram & Hyatt, Nari/ail, Bonn.

m

 

 

 

If not, secure a book of tickets at once, W ‘* *' W...

' FRANBIS & cu.

Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
eell them. And at this time are showing the best line of

Plilllii lilllllllllii

in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.

FRANCIS 8: CO} 5

UPROAR IN THE DIET.

An "Mansions llungnrlnn tlfllc-lnl Almost
t'anas-s a Blot.

W. A. VOGLE’S.
VIEXXA. Mort-h 27.--'l'hero What a some
of um-quuh-d violence in the lower house ‘

of the Hungarian diot. tho tu't‘nfilull being WHY t)
I

the nptwuranoo in tho gallery of it return-

lug oliit-or mnnortwl u ilh arocont oiootlou

lu‘nndal. The members of tho Uppmilion

row in n bodyumi allnlilml: " Expol lillu 3" ll! nonun- thousands of families through-

"l"""”“" ”1" WWW?” 3" ’ out the country are receiving bmks.
’lhu oillrordisrotmrdultines"orientvhoro. magazines, new papers and 0m” valu-

upon the Opposition shouted; 'lo the ,

«allow» with him?" "’l‘othoplilory with “bl” premiums absolutely "99 by the

him!" at tho sumo limo frantically lwat- use of those tickets.

lnu upon their ill-ska. 'l'ho uproar was The same privilege is extended to you

terrific. The president. of tho I'humhor _' NOW. Take advantage 0‘ it by calling

tried to pacify iho oxvilod members. but , _ _

found it llnpmuihio to restore own a nonl- . l0! “ hook 0‘ tickets. Put “one m 30""

hlunou of lllllf'l' until be compelled the nh- [Nichol hook and use them on every pur-

noxioun ofllviul to withdraw. CbMt‘ made of the firms mentioned.

OR

 

.‘VI lners Entombed A live.

lulu-nos. l'a. March 272-— Daniel
Jenkinn and John llovnk. two miners,
were ontomlmd at tho 'i'ruekow eolilory by
atoll of eoaL Jenkins woe reached four
hours later. but is so badly injured that
ho mnnotllvo. llovak is still inside. ills
cries can he heard at times. and it is
thought he in badly injured and unable to
help hinmyif inside of the fall. ..

ldvenising Joumai (20.. , . — 4

H. 0. sum, slum. F RAN C I S & 00.,

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,

 

llullht‘tl a llsnlt.

Oxronn. lils.. Mnroh ill—Tho vault in
the bank of Illount Morris Was blown open
with dynamite by burglar». wrecking the
vault and fixtures Nearly 010.000 was ‘
in the vault. but it is not lusliovod that
they secured any part. of this. it is known

 

soon . rae. rs. opygts
sadnlgbzlswresimrsd. Twenty-five years on.-
parleuoo. 0 report whether atani can be
asouredor not.f{eaofohs‘r a. a fee not. one

- South Norwalk. Bonn.

that they not away with several hundred Kay-Wintww'a J'filavfiag;§ 86 waShlnmon sues"
dollars in allver. 'l'he robhera stole a team "'“"° ' .0 9'" 'm'

 

 

and «taped.

Coming Aereas lie-a For ills Bride.

Lennon. March Elm-Tho lion. George
Comm, M. i'.. son of Lord Scandals. will
sail for New York on the White Star line
steamer Mojostio on April 10. ills mar

 
 

 

J. D. JENNINGS. '
- Undertaker.

 

The Benedict collar Button.

A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper

 

 

rlage to Mira Mary Miter. daughter of tl‘lGll'l' eraser. sonwaut. one "" ""'- part of the poet is “at the lower W" is round. It
. .. 0 iii no. .
have?» gullfimfon will??? a cow-Innov- Mir-rm can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
mmfififilfihinmt mm" m“ “M' “m 0:11.» Made in
Wasmsoros,liarchfll—Ex-ltopmmm. --...--_ sap-gr a" mm Gold. snver and Gold Plates

ative Wilson. who will spousal l’mtmas-
ter General Flmll probably early next
week, spent the afmnwn with Mr. ills-
sell at the dspmmomt. They discussed
postal matters generally.

Wile “Inter and Suicide.
lint Puttcntco, March 27.-Franlt Soto
tier, an nae-yer. shot and fatally wounded
his wife and then ltlllod himself. The con.
pie quamlsd and separated several weeks
I“: w ‘
Boy Aesidntally Mint Himself.
baseman. Vt. March emu—Alvin, the
threat-old scoot Rev. A. w. Ford. shot
Muesli accidentally with a lid caliber ran
vulva saddled a tow hours later.

auditorium EYES
Ellliillllllil lBEE.

Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEil,

llPEfli lllllllE Bill“. Illillllll. llllll.

 
 

 

H. 3. R000,

GRADUATE OPTIOIAN,
it sent! Isis Street. Is. hassling.

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"insulation-at bassist

 

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