r
i
l.
the boys! They also
gnew.
Blouses.
Blouses. in white and fancies,
tiy made and best quality oi!
Lite 'mmt f ryshoios
' I 0 re
1- up to 01 50 each.
Knee homeless 4 to 14 years,
. utility. all wool, new spring goods,
”at 750. 500
’ A new and c ' assortment Windsor
files. all colors. 88 inches long and extra
'm; It 250 mu.
Ribbed Vests.
, ,Iiadlu’ Lisle :Vests. high neck and
dicrislesv'es, V'neclr and short sleeves.
recur-re neck sud short sleeves. made to
retail at 69c. You'll say they’re worth
5 too, when you see the silk fronts, silk
n. pearl buttons. and most expen-
sive iinish. We will sell the lot at 88¢
each. No more to he had.
Easter Gloves.
Alnck purchase! Cannot think of it
in any other way. Just in the nick of
time for you-—for us—the great bargain
in KidGiovee. MEN'S. ’lhe counter is
near the door. bleed not go through the
nose for these. Eiettaut Kid Gloves,
very fine skin. tone and brown, warrant-
Id. saute as you always pay $1 50 for If
we could show them to you in this adver-
tierment there would not be a pair left
on sale by 10 o’clock, 81 s pair. book
at the “'l'refouese" and"Czsrins" Gloves,
for which we are sole agents in Norwalk.
LADIES’ 4-hutton and hook Kid Glove.
tans. mode. brown, slate, white and
black,“ 25 quality. Of course you won’t
w many of themF to grunt}? our
report .atti spsir. oster u oves.
all the dew shades, $1.50 quality at $1.25
a pair
0
Of course you need new
Handkerchiefs.
But even if not, you will buy a few of
Indies’ Swiss Embroidered Handker-
ehleb, very choice designs, most deals -
“I not No for this quality; our, price (-
was each. - . .
len’ all pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
”equality. at We each, or 3 for 50s.
cover
4.
MAIN AND
ll
WALL s'rs, NORWALK’
dollars.
immense variety of materials,
Capes in silk, satin, plain and
rare values.
values, at 92.50, 2.98, a 25, 4 25, i
and 12 each.
A magnificent array of the Nobbiest Capes you ever saw,
chosen especially for our Easter trade. Fetching styles in on
We wish to call special attention this week to a lot of fancy
Wool Capes, the very latest styles, bought as samples from a
leading manufacturer, at just half value. There are 25 garments
in all, and the price Saturday will bctmo each ;actual worth. $15.
Besides this special lot we have an endless assortment t f
illuminated velvet, cloth, etc;
prices range from $1.19 to $20 each.
Do not forget“the little ones—they also should have some-
thing new. We have a varied assortment of new and attractive
styles in Children’s Roofers. Just look at them.
\ Even the baby should have a new Easter Bonnet. A be-
wildering variety of new Caps and lists, from lilo to $1.25 each—
‘SlLK WAlSTS.
The ever-popular Silk Waists, always dainty and attrac-
tive, great variety in this season’s styles. surely unexpected
:14, 5.2.5, i; on, 125,198, 9.25, 91.5
’TIS AN OLD savmo: THERE’S LLlCK lN
Wearing Something New on Easter Day.
5 Knowing the wants of the public, we have lent our every energy toward presenting
for sale such Easter requirements as we are assured will meet with responsive and ap-
procrative recognition. '
llllllll DEPARTMENT. '
Here’s where we can both delight you and save you many
'2'" ‘ W ’
osrou STORE, NORWALK
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS.
Dress Goods and Silks.
Buy confidently without going else
where, or look everywhere. Either way
the same result. The goods for your
new Dress will come from the Bee-
ton Store. Here are a few wh'ys:
‘Blscir Benriettae. Fins all-woolbeau-
tiful silk finish goods, have retailed can
at 65c, 89 cents a yard. .
Then do you wonder that we are
crowded at our Dress Goods department,
when black and navy blue India twills
and heavy Serges, full 45 inch wide. and
every ysrd worth 75c, selling at 50c a
yard. Only enough for probably a 1'-
tion of the day, Satin do Chines. by?
Becgusa they are about half price, 39c a
yar .
gfllllllllifllll THESE.
——I—-~
ll items, but of great moment.
ilk Soap, a box of three cakes
lie of Perfumery, (sli odors),
worth 48c, at 25 cents a bottle.
Box of Paper and Envelopes. extra
quality; value, 39c box; at this sale, only
25 cents a box.
A handsome assortment of Stick Pins,
5c. 10c. 15c, 190, 25c.
Belt Buckles—these are for your new
sillr waist-«white metal, cut steel and
smoked pearl. stylish destgns at Ex-
tremely Low Prices. ‘3
New and popular styles in Celluloid
Hair Ornaments, at 150, 190, 25c, 390,
49.: each.
* onerous. i;
- Fortunately for us, fortunately tor
we’ve just received through the mag
most relishie manufacturer in tho 1m.
ted Btstes. s line of Pockethoots. ‘
ping Bags and Traveling Bags, n
th for around women . stir
he placed on sale Saturds morning. 'fi
the line cannot be dup outed, we rec-_
ommend an early call.
Here's a few of the items:
Iadies’ Plain leather Boobs, Itency
trimmed silver and gold onsets, never
beens preached at 50c,2licentssach. ;,
Ind 'resl seal. fancy leather. besti-
tifully mounted, warranted in ev pa-
ticuisr, would be full value at .1. .00
miudwhbe ii
s we' st qua ty.ve choice list
the thing for an Easter gig; at a . jlsr
leather goods house the price wou be
$2 00, 98 cents each. .
Lsdies’ leather Shopping Bags. with
pocketbook attachment, vslue, 500; at 35
cents each.
Men's Easier Wants
have been carefully thought over, C and
here is the result:
TECK SCARFS in
the latest shapes. in-
cluding flowing ends.
guaranteed to be the
same silk as used in
75c Ties, dark, med-
ium and light colors.
all in one grand
choice, at 50 cents
each.
Also, a fine assort-
5-; ment of new spn'ng
:13 designs, at 25 cents
. each.
MEN’S SUSPENDERS at less than the
cost of webbing. A grand opportunity—-
choice designs, expensively trimmed and
strongly put tocethsr, we wish you to
compare with 50c ones elsewhere. How
you will appreciate ours nt 25 cents a
pair.
LAUNDERED SHIRTS, perfect fit-
ting Shirts; lull in si a. guaranteed
Wumsutta muslin, bea ifully launder-
ed, linen inserted bosoms. Now don‘t
pay a dollar for this Shirt. It will cost
youhthst unless you buy of us. at 75 cents
C“ s
Also, 500 styles in Fancy Laundered
Shirts. collars and cuffs attached, every
one warranted full size and fast. colors.
absolutely the best values ever shown, at
50 cents each.
Thou shalt not go unveiled, is the edict
of fashion. New goods, new styles, very
becoming. Three leading necessities,
12in, 19c and 250 yard.
Our reputation for the greatest possi-
ble assortment of fine
VElLlNGS
i _
and exclusive styles iwa
and deservedly so.
CLEVELAND arr FINANCE
The President Replies to an In-
vitation to Speak in Chicago.
nu: mealtime PREVENT ml
II. Chic! Executive Declines to Make an
Address. lust Writes a better, In Which
Ila l’rgee the. Sound Money Men toast
1 Together and Tulle Action.
Column, April i5.—-Folluwing is the
text of President Cleveland’s reply do—
ollrllug the invitation of Chicago busi-
ness limit to address a meeting here:
"WAh'lliNiiTnN. April 13.
“To Messrs. William '1‘. linker, (ism-go W.
Smith, John A. limwhc. '1‘. W. Horn-y,
David Kelly and lienry C. Robbins:
“(luxurious—i am much gmilllod by
Mowilugiy kind and complimentary
invitation you have tendered run on behalf
of manycitlmus of Chicago to inotholr
[lost at a withering in the interest of
sound money and wholesome financial
doctrine.
“My nttnchmontlo this mum is so grant
“a I know sowoll tliu lioupiuilltyuhd
We of the people of Chicago that my
l inclination is strongly in favor
of accepting your flutteringinvitation, but
my Judgment und my estimate of tho
"7mm. of my official plum oblign Jim
to oregnthuonjoynu-ntof participating in
tho occasion you t'iillulnipllllll.
”I hope. however, the ovvnt will mark
the beginning of rm contest and ltggruw
eive Mort to dim-minute among the [Wm
pie wife and prudent financial ideal». Nude
in more important can lingual» iln- i'illl'll-
tinu of patriotic citizens licmuso iii thing
la Iovltel to tlivtvulfnm of our fellow
eeuntrymen and to strength, prosperity
and honor of our nation.
”'l'bo situation confronting us demands
it“ thmu who appreciate the liillml‘milt'n
of this subjm t ilfltl those who ought to ho
the first to sm' impending dnnnrr should
no loom remain indlflormit or (ii‘nrmmll.
“if the sound money sentiment ulii‘nntl
ii the land is to save us from mischief and
m. It must be crystalline! Mill coni-
stud and made immediately active. It is
s shovel-limit the fact that n hum»
he! one people. with scant npmrtunity
to examine the question in all its aspects,
have nevertheless been lgnominlousiy
with speclmis suggestions which
n this time of misfortune and depression
Ind willing listeners prepared to give
and-use io our scheme which is plausibly
patented as a remedy for their unfortunate
audition-
3W Mien is from”.
”that is must-doom then say-
msisslespleln and simple presently
den of the argument in lever-of sound
m. in otherwurile, it is stints toe
MAW mismanagement...
‘uhsrl of n grist nation which can
premise thwsessstnuenss at inn
ads-fly
protest
enlist hoses insolvency is
its honor assumed end the
'lf our people Worn isolated from all
others. and if the question of our minority
could in! treated without regard to our fi!‘
lotions to other r-mmlrlos. its rimmed"
Wmllll ho a matter oi continuum-iv little
lmpormnr‘l'. if that Amer-iron temple were
only (‘nm‘ornml in tho rna‘mlrnnnmoi their
physical life orimng illf‘lfln‘l‘llrf'li, they might
return to the old days of barter, and in
this primitive manner m-qlllro frrmi mob
other the nuiierinls to supply the want» of
their existence. But. if .lmerh-nn civilians,
tinn worl- satisfied with this if. vvnnlrl ab-
jct‘lly fail in its high and noble mission.
" In three rI-sllrss days tho: lurtm'r is
tempted by lln- omimnmibni. llmtighmir
t'lli‘n‘nr'y may lm dobnml. redundant and
lilll'l’l'lillli, such it situation will improve
lliil priru of his prndurrrt . ix-t iH remind
him llnl. he must. buy as wirlluq sell; ilmt
bis tlrx-mns of pic-my are shorter! by tho
l‘vi‘luilily that if ll’w prim of tho linings he
has to m ll mu minimally enhanced llw
rust of (blow ho must buy will not "innit!
Hlnliumtr)’. (but. lhn builrr prom whit-h
llll‘llll mum-y prm‘lnlrm are rmsulmrniillisl
mnl wins-ire. itllll that. own if tin-y were
rml and pulpiibln fin inn-it tin-resent”)! is»
li‘fl. fur lmlilntl in ”it! MN! for itself Hurry,
tin-ht.
"ituuuht not he difflmlt to mtwinm
tlu- \Wign i‘l‘ti‘illll' that if there worm bumble
arising from n dcguwmtv rum-my they
wuulll i'l"|l‘ll him Um least of all our! but
of illl. in on unhmlthy stirriirlnlimi of
prim-s on llll‘l'i'illmtl mm. at all the rnmm of
his bumn mint lung inn his pnrfllm. Milli:
be is m. the, mmn limo vi-rwl will: Vitfll'h'
lug \‘b-lum uf lurrrmml wngvmmrlririormrf
int. The pages of history and sis—thrive
urn full of this lesson.
“An lnsidlnm nttnmm ls iv t in or»
Mn a prejudice ughlhet they ii“ ‘11 of Is
min and sound r‘nrrnm‘y by he lmlnua»
tinn. tours or low directly mode, that. they
and urn ilwrnrui-wnaturilynnr nf sympathy
with flw. (‘liinlllt-f‘l pimple of the land. but
for spill-Jr and Win icml pli'pmwis me will.
lull in «is i'llh‘v ilu' iritu'rmrls of ”th out
lilili‘ llli'ii' I ll't'ln
important 7" [lids and I'm" "the.
" i believe that mpiml Mill Varmint.
through F‘flliluiiitflnri nriri nil." mans
Hiiiiii‘l-lnwfl gain an undue mlvnntnge. and
it must lm mmmled that the ”minimum
of u unliml riirrnrtcy may in is film he in—
vested with is owner or less truism in
individuals according to their «stadium
und circumstances.
" if flit‘lth‘Ili discontent and wild aspen.
merit should sweep our mum trim its
safe support. the M MW of all
who Miller is that time of distress and no
tlonsl dim-null will he the poor as they
reckon the lane in their amniy encynrt and
the inimm or wwiringrnen as he sees tir-
nmncy he has received 1m literati shrink
and shovel in his hwndwlsrn he tenders"
for the mm to supply his humble
home.
“Meniscus "may. theiiascf battle
is drawn between the funeral do m
«y and these at silver mechanism.
“i will not iisilsve that “me
eluded an intelligent opportunity for
sober mm ilmngln they will mica
«them that. Meter cloaked. bun die
ester and «mi-sin not that they will
sonnet.
W
in“
see-en. recovery ,
‘ , w. "w "
dd“ Mmihmr‘mw
seiiwsrlirm m
belong in financial and lmslnrm sluts-em.
”it Well Iiwwwn l‘iilregu Newspaper Pro.
twirl“! l'w- Away rimldpniy.
Vt.» Yuma. April l7i.—-.lfllllv.~l W. Scott,
*blol lirnaiririur and editor “behind of The
Time» I‘t'ffl‘l! U! l'iilmuu “fill The Even-
lug Post (if that lily. lllml oi the Holland.
House in this
city Mr. Scott
arrived in this
city on Friday
last from Chit-u-
go with his wife
and his illl‘l'l' and
his adopted
daughter. Miss
lirrit‘r' llrtir'll. lie
was apparently in
good health and
spirits. but said
to his friends that
he had been over-
Muriwil and iii-
ii-mlml to visit.
Hid l'nliil ('uui-
fun and “minor
lli‘iil‘ll to tiiko n
ruiiipleio rest for
some Weeks. llo
mu suffering
in ill storm in ilio
M “iii“? and mm
H ”ml by :i biliil
,rrmlmu! ligvl‘l‘gl"}' \lr .‘mll ‘lJ't’lllil nrlu~
limb rail lilfllif ; Airliil victims in jour-
flmlidii, “tibia nru i..wv.ii lu rill “stsz
z‘flf'tll'll. Uri \l.ml. .; lml 'l'lio ill-mid
min mill; .i will This Time» us the i'hlvti—
on 'lmzmllutnl-l. Mr. lluwli-y of Tim
Time» ls-miiie itiislifllill‘l I-dilormill Mr.
w / 2r lhv wlilnr iii l'llll‘l and manager,
illil‘llill.’1|"'lill‘llliilullill‘l’lwblilllllillliltik.
ll.» nim'l. amurmi juat mi lm land coir
iriiii'rt il’il i‘ia» rruwiiluu plrili of his life.
in um. and wound ulmilntoiy a grout
qunp r. ltll'l while he ims on tho wrest
.l ll,.vu.,g..-uf pithildr Milli Mr. Suntt
lfliifflWl m Mi": Mi 4 l ‘urrielirm‘li ul Llslo,
llri Maren» int}: iii-.. whueurt‘lws him.
Ilr‘ hm im a ltililwii.
1. 91
“Ill.
MATANZAS ABLAZE.
'"l'fll Pare-me injured and ”Milan-
age ”our In a tube. lflly.
Tom's. Via. April I5.-A serious eon-
flmtrntimi on (levied!- and Mommas strum ii,
the prlnripal Olmrie of Mutant“. (inlet,
ilmfflrysul the large warehouse occupied by
ihniudiidu k 1.50,, surges dinners. and own-
ed by mm lion. boss is estimated at
”(still)“. l’iiimi pore-ms worn loam-ml
at the tire. which is attributed to innen‘
disrievii. A pmvlous announcement of an
intent to lire tit” imm holiday night now
”more well gnmndml.
The arrival of Maximo Home: on the in»
land is will"! and is further uprising in
i'uertu i'rtuciin. Manuel nunguiliy. hmiln
er of the imprisoned Fangulliy. arrival on
the W lie-cone last night.
a-e-n- .
ltwtiibsen Weill-murm-
snsssetjeettoettselrs ofblliouscoiicto
MMWMM mybsbeii by
tstlegtlhemhsrhh’etisllsflhninssnd
mm. is any instetwes
wettest-e, hspreveatsd by taking
“Mlflflflfldfltfim
elite assess enter. I set to essi
J. W. SCOTT DEAD. I!
ll
muuuocmsm Ins
l ”‘isiitia AT A BULLFIGHT.
line Spectator Kilit-rl, 1‘ flow “'liicii the Show
l’rut's-s-ils-tl.
illis “my. .\|ll'll LIL—In tho course
of n buliilulil bore the enraged bull
jumped over llw barriers and numiig the
spectrum“. .\ wild rush was :it once iiilllli!
fur the Mil-r. and in lln- Hldllllll'llil many
persniw um. anurvd. 'l'lw viiipluymw of
the bull rim: imidr- nu nth-mp1 to rupture
the bull. but they ruuld in ii on him. and
finally at Mill gourd tired at him with his
carbine. killing the niiimul :uul one. of the
ripe: Min":
.~\~¢ mun :i-. it \\'.’i~‘ known that tho hull
was tluul. ll» wl winters lllll‘l‘H'il lurk in
illl'll‘ ~«:il-. lllill rim t‘ilfl‘l'imilllit‘lii. pru-
rowlwl u. llmuuh li~il:.lll;.,' mil nl lliu mull-
iiui'y bml b um I“ l.
.\ l'iri! v i-irl and it Burglar.
liilllvi.l'i'u..:. Finn. .\|lrll lit—Mary
damn. it I". v. ll' lililflll’l, lll~l'-Il'l‘rl'lll|lliltll
- lying n-u ll» lml ll -illu ,lirr film lrnpml
from llu» ! . ll. mnl minim: herself with on
iron null .~l|n\i-l .tllllt‘l‘l'll llll‘ lllll‘ilili'l‘.
lli'lnrr- llu~ izmn l.:iii ll t‘llillll‘I‘lilllt‘ll‘llil
lilill~l'll lw l'l'i‘i'lh‘ll :i lvr 'lu-n iimviiliti sov-
i‘l'ill mm rv l'lliri on llm lll‘illl. 'l‘lio [mllt‘o
nrrivoxl in lime in rim-st him. At the sin»
iimi be my. - llw mum of William lilloy
and r liilnmd not in l.lmw lww lm mum in
the home. ”l“\'i|§ livid on u rhurgunl'
lilii'glMy.
wetsuit-r l‘nnliiwniiil Ashore.
Nil“ \‘nlw. April l7: M'l'lil-slunlneri'on
tliuvmul of tho Now lint-on lino rim
"minim! on tho *l'llllllVIl-il point of Word‘s
l-«lmul wzivlu nil ln-r wuy to New llui'cli.
‘i be u .ml drill-l. bow on and Wilrl not liv—
riuualy«inning-xi. Nu mm mi»: injured. As
iimvu on word reunited ilm New York nllli-o
one of rim 4 mumuy‘s boats mu (llqiilli'li~
ml to Illl‘ M'l‘lll‘llf tlio Mi-ldi-nt ullil look oil
the Con! iimntzil‘s passengers.
Our lietler liulvrs any they could not
In up llilllll‘ without Chamberlain's Cough
llrme’ly. It is need in more than half
the bums in lmds. Rims Bros” Leeds,
laws. This shown the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well iiuown. Moth-
ers have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds, moon and whooping
cough ; that it sort s thesesilmenls quickly
end permanently. and that it is pleasant
and sets for children to take. 25 and 50
rest bottles for sale by i}. C. Stilleon.
drugglstLM‘mew
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by Dertt’e
Little Early ltisers. the famous little
Dilll. (1. Ar Gm & 00., “d Ge Cs
dilution?” _..._--
thither Have You a hairy?
it so, get iroin your drungist today. for
95 cts..e bottle of Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure.
Every baby often hes distressing colic
Dr. lisnd's Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and quietiiig the nerves, giving
restful sleep. Mother think of the
worryend anxiety this saves you. if
your baby h teething Dr. Hand's Teeth-
intles fcrflesiib. secures and to
save all pals. son by Ill neat-e.
American Made lloote In England.
Lrixmis, April if».——’l‘lio Leicester vor-
rcspundvnt of Tim lluily News says that u
sorluus fouturo of the strike of the by“.-
iimkors is the rapid growth of the Amor-
li'lln omnpi-titkiu in tho tl'illltl. 'l'lireo tons
of Allii'l‘lt'n’ll) hunts and shows how been
iii-lli'vrml in n singli- day to Leicester dual-
ors in prices elimpor tliiiii they could bu
purchased from l.i'l(‘t’Nll'r umrgihicturors.
e
“‘ninnn Turflirmi liy This-vols.
()il. ('zri. l'u., April lil.-.\li|~‘liilil men
t-nfnl‘i'tl the home of Mrs. lil'uliilmt-liou tho
outskirts of the town and bound and gag-
ged her. They Hawul‘i'tl $21M! in mum-y and
then beat hl'l' to iimku her tell whimv lil'l‘
other savings \l'ill'l,‘ miirmlml. The llilcvos
heard her husband mining and usurped.
Govern-yr Sim-ton Imports ('mvs.
l’ei-rnf this Villnuv llitri returned frumn
Voyage to l‘llllzlllllll and tho t‘nlllllll‘l’li,
bringing with him .‘..’i lll'illl of flu? vlmli-t'sl
Jersey and linorn-u-y rows to ho found on
the islands. (if the linorusuys tlii are for
Governor Morton.
lake Navigation lips-list.
CiiAlliJlT'i'l‘, N. l’., April linw'l'liu iii-st
vossnleuf thn lil'llSl'fl arrived about two
Weeks later tlmn usuul. They are the
sclimuors Alhurorc from Port Hope and
Jessie lirummond from Cohourg.
La (irippemis hero again with all of its
old time vigor. One Minute (tough
Ours is a reliable remedy. It curve and
cures quickly. (l. A. Gregory d: Co. and
(l. U. htillsnn.
You Don't Have to Swear tifi‘,
says the lit Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-liac. the
famous tobacco habit cure. "We know
of many csses cured by No-‘l‘o-iiuc, one.
a prominent lit. Louis architect, smoked
and chewed for twenty years; two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of to—
bacco makes him sick." No-To-Buc sold
and guaranteed by R. H. l’lsisted. No
cure no pay. Book free. Sterling items-
dy (30., New York or Chicago.
W. T. Sanford. Station Agent of Leop-
er, Clarion. (30., Pm. writes: i can recom-
mend One Minute Cough Ours ss the best
I ever used. It gave instant relief and a
quick sure. 0. A. Gregory at Go. and
G. 0. Still-gnu“ _ W...
ifaiiewYorkmllilcnatre glvssadtn-
uerstbthsvsnueandfltbstrestmotdng
$700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
andthesspcople mambo indoc-
ors’ bilhand finally have topsynoo
eschforOsctusiiicodOurstocurethem
whatwculd bethe ssvlngpercaplts if
the dinner should not he shunthere
heingmpsnonsettbsfesstl
luculrssti’lebtsd‘sdrugstore,whess
you mayhevs the prehisnisoived end
gstinfcrmatieusbnuwsetuslilcomnrs
De Witt's Witch flessi delve cures
ecsldaburns. Indolent sores and never
tsiistoelrssllss. Entombed
landmaltilisen. ,
“It
Morxr .‘lnllltls. .\'. \'.. April I.‘u.—-l‘. S. '
fir: at Altoona,
ALTOONA, Pu, April “ii—F .
ed the hardware store of J. P.
the grocery of G. W. Siokles. W. farry’a
confectionery and the barber shop of G.
H. Krouso.
Prince Komutsu to Take Command.
ilrunsmu. April tin—Prince Komat-
all. escorted by three "woof-WM. bus ball-
ed for Simon Suki, whence he will proceed
to take. i'ulllinulltl of the Julianna-lo troops in
Chino.
Mayor “fitters iif Seii‘port fiend.
Murmur. ll. 1.. April Iii—Captain
John Writer». mayor of Newport, died here
after an illness of six weeks with liver
trouble.
\i’s-mln-r Furl-rust.
l-‘uir. mob 1‘; llni'lllWlNil riv winds.
Doctor ll. R. Fish, of Grnivoe Mills,
lilo, a practicing physician of many
years experience, writes: DeWiit’s Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal for indolent
sores, srnlds anti burns. It stops pain in-
stantly, herds a burn quickly and leaves
no scar. (i A. Gregory d: Co.,and G.
C. Stillson.
links Smith Selling a Railroad.
Arnizw, t:n.. April 15.--Sccrctury liokc
Smith ruirhod Athens to look after the
ounllriunlluuof tho min of tho Georgia
Southern uud iv'loridu riillmzid. for which
his liltlililiuunis to almost), uooordiug to
reports.
Our patrons will find DeWitt’s Little
Surly Risers it safe and reliable remedy
for conflilpailnn, dyspepsia and liver
oomplnints. (l. A. Gregory do (10., and
(i. (1. Stillson.
"in to the Finnish.”
ls tide-rerun filllll drrivvd from the old
idea that u \\ in!» mm dvprivml of her pow-
er by n pi'mm drnwhu: her blood by
scratching her? in the lrlulnf ltlchnrtl
’linlhnwny, u~ n rhrut illlll lmpoelor, nt
Surrey lisslzm, Murrh 2i, 17ml, it was sl-
legod against him first he (lid, in the
presence and limiting oi divers permits,
falsely, devilishly illlll knowingly. and at
a inlet) liiipne' :r. pretend tmd ufllrni that
ho was ln-uil lwd by Sarah Murdock. and
that by run-ion thereof ho could not
but had fasted li-u Weeks successively, a
pretended aim ilmt he won ul'lootud with
divers discern, nml tliut hydmwlng blood
from the said Sarah by scratching he
should be freed from his mid pretended
bewltciiing. Mill that tho defendant did
thereupon sr‘riitch the suit] .‘lumh and draw
blood from her, and thereupon falsely sf»
firm that by drawing the sold blood he
wnsfrt-ed from tho mid diseases, where-
as. in truth and fuel, he never was ho
wllclwd, not bind fueled. ill nftin'tiiilii,'llid
knew himself not to ho howltciicd by tho
said Sriruh.
Forby. "Vnenlmlnry of East Anglia,"
volume :3. isliu, snya:
“Whom n "’ltcli is known to harbor rs-
esntnmut nuulnst tiny one, or to have are
pressed on lulr'ntiou of doing him an in’
jury. it is held to he is sure pro-native if
the party threatened can draw blood from
the soreness, end many I poor old woman
has been sectioned from the resolved opin-
lon that switch will not scene to the
scratch. "arms and Queries. 3
Norwalk Chronicler