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The hlreei. New York Specialist. The
Motor Prereiled Upon to flare
ills ilrset Remedy Placed in the
fiends of the Dragglsts.
aria is the most wonderful production of
or feel science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
tion com untied on eclenllrlc principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are simpl wonderful and have
otirtciedttbcusrends to r e doctor's parlors for
tree men
Tosuoh an extent is the demend II n the
time end attention of the doctor for h s medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
gork city. that i. became a matter of dot to
evlee some plan by which the generalJm Jlltl
could beeusplled with this genuine, v cable
for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
called to south Norwaik to arran s
will} Gl.’i‘omliuaon.tlcuth Norwaih. and .
ltd ale. Normritr. to permit them to keep in
took and sell this wonderful blood remedy.
R’hisls purely vegfteble. and excellent ionic
and wider. a nod
remedy. en
as
m i ihl npurfi"iiimsg'3rlidrls:
m n no u o u .
mm his life :3 “Emmerich knowledge
and understandinmblood d . a few of
named : Kidney disease. liver
he. muscular rheuma-
tism. one of appetite. constipa-
ilh.”‘”.‘i‘d&"e"ililtfiih°&”dlli‘d°iifl
WM“ e.d . female '
a above dru eta have received
hardest nt would invite i
Kim??? "he‘ll“EM‘lN
m integer p stores, is sold
sgoiritsuda his a m 3.133
netfaileotrr .lsott‘s
Ne Pills flare is be Used with Dr.
Scott's.
«nu-FOR em Bit—~—
r. e. Tomllneon, sour. Nowell;
«are» ~
tr. e. '1!" moi.
bl—SEN.
‘ In
First, ' footers...
Boomers on the Hudson. '
CORNELL SIX LENGTHB BEHIND.
'ras University or Pennsylvania snort w»
Iwaenped a Ollie From the FinishL-Ths
Bees wi- Poorly Managed, but rennin.
neatly Bewade Late seen.
I POUGHKEEPEIE, N. Y., Juno Ell—Tho
four mile stretch of Hudson river water
opposite Poughkeopsiehas been christened
as an intro-collegiate course by the contest
which was won by Columbia‘s eight over
those of Cornell and Pennsylvania.
Cornell was beaten by about six. best
lengths, and while the victory was being
won Pennsylvania's men, swamped within
three-quarters of a mile of the finish, were
sitting in their shell, waist deep in the
water, waiting to be resorted by an ap-
proaching tug. ,
Three distinctive forms of applying
strength to the swoops of the shell were
observed during this contest. Cornell in
her work was sharp crisp, rapid in move-
ment; Columbia bod the brorul Touch,
thorough finish, with beef at the start of
the stroke and snapping power at the flux
ish. . '
Pcnnsylvalin rowvd the booty, lnborl-
one stroke of tho curly times of oqurstio
contests, gnlrtod slightly rut tho scndoiY,
holdhcrown Well on toward the scwnd
mile and thou loet‘rtnill the finish.
The oppournuco of Cornell's lili'll in the
struggle was to the others rtsilmt of o
s lngiug sprinter of the running turf to
i. to long reach and steady, mwvrful guii
of the ilromughbrr-d trot tor, asn‘prcscutcd
by Columbin. I’currsylvuulu. while row-
ing with grmtor exertion ihrm r-ithor,
made less hr-udwny immune of faulty style
and method.
As ugnlmit the forms of ibuoilwr two
crows, l’onusylmnin wmi like the drnft
horse of undoubted inicgrity, but slowni
accomplishment.
Pennsylvania In Bed Form.
Whether or not tho men of Pennsylva-
nia Worr- so ir'uiriml is not known, though
ibo assumption must he that tho style
was ncquiml undor mulching. The brick
work of thc crow, tucruurod against the
standards of wlrni is today regarded as
clcnu form in imufluiz, was urn-curb. Ev-
cry man in the shell. with it slow rerwh
rind n turrly grip on the “'illi‘l", foiled tin-rt
let the finish of the stroke ioyrmk through
the our in its tiltiiuufv intfisllillillrs. Every
mun in the shell, in tlu- tu‘buir'nl tcrms oi
bursting, swirled “bucking" his our. licni
.bodlos turd humped slmuldr‘rn‘ were. ob
scrwd rend rurnrsrimi by spwtntors of a
critical rhrmwtcr.
it. is soon-My fair to say tlmtcithnr crew
was outclnsscd by the (lihr'f'. unless it be
that (Emu-ll, in her light. sunppy form,
won not the level uuinguuist of so poww-
ful nud sic-rsdyn crow mi L'olruubln. Penn-
sylvnnln in tho pcmmuol of lion-row phys-
lr‘olly, rrudcr u diil'r-rr-ui rrrutbod ("id in u
dichn-ut form. might- luu‘o rippcurcd to
bi-ttcr udr'rmingr- :igrslust much of tho oth-
era-z.
Ui‘ fltc course no u wniorwuy {or o shell
rnrc it tony be soul that who" told-u or its
bust and win-n uwd in its fulrwr llitllld
flu-n- could in: liltllr' ruorn (lik‘ll‘llllli! or sut-
lsl‘ru‘tory.
This niillr'lllt'lll. lends tho wuy to nuotlr—
or. which is tbnt ilu- Pougirim-p.~in course
mu: vxr‘culimrly path-m. lillil mtuplovvut
of nillr‘llll lillniililliiipi'llil'lll of tho m‘cui
rowed oil 1le its surface. Although the
the Till‘l' bud lwcu publiclyutrrrourrr'od to
im rum-d nt i'liil. it trturspirvs [but tboso
in r'lrurgt- bad at tro tiruouny notion of
Hurting the row or first hour. The curly
urrno of sir-:rru illlil soiling mm to be
ntrvbut’ml alarm the I‘nlti‘fir‘ \\‘.'|.~' sought by
this curly unrmunmrru-ut. tlu- mil design
lwiug thus to gum an hour our ”new who
urn iil‘r\.‘i}n tardy utul to bring ilu- clout
oil or reboot 5.3".
A Squall (‘nrrrn l'p.
\Vbrti that (into wus lirirslly ronr‘lrml.
ilu-rv mum» tlrv storm, .\ squall from ill".
iinl‘ilr\\r~l :llill nun l'rututlu-wuib::rar moi
litiil‘ llli' lli‘;i1l Hi ”11' ('Hill'm‘. .‘ilirl. jrtllllli:
ixsih', drool. Hill :r lll‘lliizi‘rri ruin :rrul kit-hurl
up \\lillr‘1‘.‘llr~ our tlu' Hurting: lino. 'l'lu:
i'uruvll and l‘t-ruisylvuuiu rut-us put in
Slitri‘r' “'bib- tbv .‘rur'ur “Matti. trod ('nluru-
bio, from lii‘l' lmutlrousr, watched the
Bi'i'ill‘.
When the min illh’lli‘il, i'or‘iiv-il cmm» up
on tho sillf‘lilltf lino. und i‘ulurubiu in but
shell, five minutes lotcr. rowed out from
tho wmulml row where lu-r lmuibuusv is.
rend pullni u do struku up to the starting
lino. At ll o'clock Corncll i‘uillflf'kr'il in
ircr shell from the launch ilust burl towed
it up, and wirilo so doing ilu- l’ouusylvw
lilil mm in their sin-ll. they buvlug entered
it in a cow offer the storm, umworcd
around the point of Krrrru Elimw. Monu-
time the swift flowing ildo brul ripped the
stole-boots bur-lo from tlwlr urmriugs, nud
from that flow on until ll:-i.'v licfcrw Rob-
on 1’. l'i-rkius was busy trying to got the
bill“! nru'borcd, from which the boots
should be hold to muko their sturt. llc
inlir‘d nt lost in doing so, and finally lliml
tho mun up. and nt mod n ulrorpvolce
rung out owr tho \HIlA‘l‘, “(innit-men, ore
you rmuly 2‘ "
'l‘wcniy-four bucks in tho ilirm‘slrclle
Worn bent and woitiug to notch tho writ/or
at tho scruloil. him-b i'l‘i'W \vurc Nli‘l‘Vi‘lilfll
shirts, rind cor-h lift in r-m'kswoiri bod bound
about his tcruplca the colors of his crew.
“Uri!“ shot forth the comnmud from the
reform.
A yell went up from the crowds on the
hillsides ntul from tho moririgobscrvn
tlorr train, whom whwis lwgnn rumbling
he tin: crews br-gmr their four mllo strug-
gle. The mm was fiunlly storicd nt 0:53,
which might burrs ix-vnsinrtcd ntddlil,
nod which was designed to lift“) berm
started at 5:30.
How the Race Was Won.
The men Willi sturicd by the word from
the reform) at the!) p. m. Cornell got the
writer first with o crisp three strokes, but
lost it almost before it could be detected
by spwintore. ()rilmnbln, who had token
the writer wound with surging stmkce at
it), pulled her nose to the fore. l’currsylvo-
nlo and Cornell rowing nose ond nose.
This order was maintained until nearly
the hrdf mllc. Cornell at one time ran her
stroke up to it), while (Joiumbio, never
losing rs foot of gnln, was digging 88 holes
a minute in the river.
Pennsylvania coming down the entire
first mile rowed n laboring. heavy stroke
of ill to ill). The first mile was finished in
ii minutes at 6:58, and in the first stretch
of the mend mile the crows encountered
wind against tide, and all were splashi .
Columbia doggedly gained by inches
the first quarter 0 the mood mile, and
there some clear daylight between Colum-
bia's rudder and (tor-mire how, while
was ,e full length behind
rtvrwruljudgml gulliyof contempt. by Sri-
mettheiwe ii "ii? i error 'olcekby
m I! II ‘ 9‘ . . .0
eclser length. while Pennsylvania, at‘ O6
to the minute, was telling three lengths in
the rear. At the two miles Columbia was
rowing evidently within herself at 36 to
the minute, while Cornell at . 42 was“
splashing seine in an effort to gain. and
Pennsylvania labored doggedly along in
the rennet 40 stmkcs. .
Columbia entered the third mile 15 sec-
onds nix-uni of Cornell, while Pennsylvania
was i‘ir d by iii) seconds. From this on to
the end of the third mile it was a race in
procession, (hilulubin gaining on Cornell,
and Cornell gaining on Pennsylvania.
The third mile was finished at 7:09
o'clock. and Columbia, rowing down to
84 strokes, easily within herself, shot un-
der the bridge for tho homo mllo.
Coruoil lost steadily, though slowly. An
eighth of a mile below the bridge, with
the leaders 1:: boot lengths in advance,
Pennsylvania was swamped by the chop
of the title, assisted by the wash of the
referee’s bout, which pushed post Pennv
sylvania to follow the lenders to the fin-
ish. In the lust eighth Columbia sported
to 40 strokes, finishing five lengths ahead
of Cornell, while u tug at the some mo
moot was rescuing the Pennsylvania eight,
who had sunk in their shell waist deep in
the river before rrid touched flu-m.
The race was rowed in 21:20, u minute
and ten seconds below the New London
record.
While on her way to her boutlrouse Cor-
nell's elmll won swrnnrmd by tho wusb of
pushing boots, and in gottlngtho crow out
of the shell o young man of this city
pruned Wood wns rir-urlydrowned. All the
crows, however, were blurb-d without eorl.
eus injury. (‘olumbiu posslgtsn-s the town
and the fullness then-of. l’r-uusylvnnlu
will rciuru homo this oftvrnmn.
A HONEYMOON IN JAlL.
Young Davis of New York State In In
Trouble Out. In San Francisco.
SA): Fruxr‘rsr'o, Juno 25.———J. C. Davis,
tho nilubloyouog ruou from limrhcstr-r,
rll'l'r'nli‘d hero during his boucymoon for
swindliug son-ml lm-ui men-limits, is like.
ly in stay in jail for some time to Como.
Ho hos now lli‘i‘ll hold for iriul on four
different r'burgvs of pron-ling fictitious
Chocks. An examination was waived on
fill four charm-s. Davis nnd his low.
yon-r rr-sr-rviugilrcirdr-l‘msc itr triul in U356
the mum-r is uilmvnl to go that (run. ‘
Tho yormg wife of the primuor, who
was berm-if arrested at first, and then let
go, is dcvoting bur limo to looking often
lu-r busboud. She bus scoured funds from
her- parents in ltrxrhcstcr, und lu-r attorney
blur bot-n using this money to pay various.
merchants the amounts out. of which Do»
vbr shrewdly dcfrurrdcd them. This won't
prm‘cut lim'ls being prosecuted, ulihough
tbc ootripluiuunts say they are not purilcu‘
her about pushing the i-linrgr-s. The police
say that tlu- crime bus lli‘l‘ll committed,
curl. whether the morn-y has been mode
gtuui or not, llnvls should and will be pros‘
carnal.
[Ix-Secretary (Brash-en's “'ill.
(‘rrrr‘.\uo. Jun.» ‘l.’l.~’l‘hb will of General
Waller Q. Hrs-shut“. lmv soon-fury of slate,
wrm udruittmi to probati- by Judge Kohl-
sont. Mrs. (irmlmm :imu‘nrt‘ri in court. ac.
compuuiml by lu-r sou. Utto ilrosluuu. ii
bcqur-utbs rill his propurtyto his wife. The
svlmiulv of lil‘illh'l‘ly ownmi by iicncrul
(ire-drum all1|\\'.~' tbut bcwus \\'urtlr,$.')l.llm‘
at. the time of Mada-rub. Hf thisilomoo is
in Mil prupvrlyutrri illr' hulnru't- in person
nl ril'rrts. 'l'lu- other brim or» (mo Grosb-
urn. llli‘ht'll.1lllil Hutu lirvshnru Andrews.
iris doughnut
Gerrmsny's llrrrbiaumior Presents-d.
“'Arilnin‘nx .luru- '3.) -~~'l'lrn now (for-
ruuu orulmuqulur. lluruu v-ui 'l‘bivlruotru.
Wm ‘ll‘i‘\'e'lllt d to str- l.ll'j~' ()lrioy today.
'l‘br' trrm'lillx Inn). [vim-v ill tlu- dudnmutiu
room oi the >iilll' tit-purtuu-ut and was in-
forum]. bun: r'Ulillllr ii to :r li‘liillul‘fll‘l' rm-v
ogrritiou of tho nru' t'lill-rlswtrinr by Sow-n»
fury i llru‘y twirling tho pr‘r-wurutrun of hi:
cmb'rrtiuls tn l’rrwidvrri ('lI'Yr'lruid.
Manger Sleeps-mind.
Xrtw Yuan, .lnnv ‘33 -—-\\'.tluvr (‘. Some-r
of .\lrl\\:rul.t-o :rrul W. i' Siruuuf “knitting
tort. tunni’ the rum: tummirrout (‘inss ll
cyclists in .\rut~r'ir:r. Wr‘i’r' ~rr.~pcrulml iron;
ihr' hiring inn-k of ”to 1.. .\. W. by i'lmli'
mun iiidmn for Jill riuy< from all races
\Vultn-r' Sougr-r i. rvrmrtu .i to bun-sold tlmi
lri‘ will iiiilm tliuli'l)‘ jrilli llit‘ prul‘i'ssiniltll
mull-r.
A [Neutrons Fire In a Russian City.
ST. l‘l-J'rtusrrr m., .ltrilr- -.*.‘..~..\lort~ thuu
n lrrirulrvd boost-s bow been burned at
\‘isbrri \‘ulotvirok, 70 miles from ’l‘wris
Monyof tlw iuhnbltuuts pcrlsbod. The
pint-i- is oi the mmum-m-onu-ut of tlicr'nuni
which unlit-.4 ibo blstn river with tho
'l‘wris‘n and is on the great routo betwocrr
Moscow and Si. i’otcrsburg.
flurreudrred Wire-n ribs (lot lie-sly.
LA l’r..\'r'.\. .\irl.. .lunu L’.’L—-Wllr'n the
circuit court for Charles murily mot. Mrs
liclln lr‘nrr'nll surrr-udcmi in urrswor o
cburgoof poisoning her husband, Frmlr-r
lok Form”, of ilrrgbr-m‘illv. She did rioi
giro lwrm-li‘ up lit-fore. she sold. lwcnusu
she didn't third. the jail was healthy.
no RV” 'l’oc Enterprising.
Live AMiEl-J-ZH. .lum- :5.—-llcnry A. War-
rcu. n l‘i'porlr‘r who plnyvd lusuuu in ordm
to be “ill" in “ct iuuldv tho stoic rrsylurr.
nt illghlnud-r uml wrlic it up, llliil who
prvrior .lmigo i'lnrir, wrhr sorrtvnoul to my
a litre of $200 or serve lllll dnys.
Reward tlfi‘oreri For blue-nine". .
i‘liir‘.\r:o. .luitu iii-«Tho West Chicago
Ftrmrt liollrwld corripmry lme offered u re
word of norm rm- the rupture nnd convic-
tion of tho numb-rum of l'. ii. lilrub, the
night receiver of the mod. who won killed
by robbers curly Sunday morning.
Jersey illoonehinor Henienoed.
Trimmer, .lmlo 2.").«Aiimlsb Hpiidt,
who won ouriVivii‘d in the United States
court inst week of illicit distillingin Hud-
son county, was soutcnood by Judge Green
to pay “Milli lino and serve six months in
Essex pcultontiury.
Monument to Prince Hall.
Booms, Juno :25.—-—A monument to
Prince iioll. tho foilfiill‘i‘ nml first grand
rooster of the color-mi Masons in this coun-
try. was dedicated in (lopp’s liill burying
ground. '
A Bridegroom Killed.
Hemmer. Pm, .luno 25.-——-w}lild walk-
ing with his wife John Bot-loch was struck
by re mine locorrmtivo ht Drifton end
killed. He was married inst Heturdny.
Harder mm mm
Nmose, is. 1.. June new» trial of
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murmur us
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rue our neutrals ' l.
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ensues ceuameo
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Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11.
unnéfjcunrue
WATER POWER.
ffyou want your horse cli nick and
clean. call on oped n
W. McQuhae,
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m" South Norwalk.
OUR
BEST BUTTER.
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Here we make no reference to the goal;
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intention is to speak of the ex-
cellence of the substance made from
cow's milk, which we expose for sale.
Vermont. Creamery in ten pound tube
new calls for notice. Always fine, it
makes new friends and customers as the
season for its appearance comes round at
this time of the year. It’s a satisfaction
in quality, price and it is in such neat
packages. 23c. lb., $2.80 tub. ' _
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price, and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month past, 22c. lb. Try'it.
llibbleirllomstock
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AGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies. Planters. Carriages
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices, to Suit All.
menu—man.
Henry Tilly.
SKIFFO FOR SALE
,AT nownrron.
mounted.
One Working Ollii, it feel.
One Fourteen-Foot Otiil.
One-Tweire-Feot Follower.
One Iiee~Feot teen Follower.”
One Eight-Foot Follower. '
One‘llr-Feot Follower.
sun-W
cmosownnaee.
William O.Anth for the murder of
Mel Xm_wamm will begin
ediissdsy
ABSOLUTELY PURE »
One Ferroy Olrlif, lO feet, tress
Good serviceable heels. at low srtsie. '
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