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Iiis Great Remedy Placed In the
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This is the most wonderful production of
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This is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
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used by . Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cures
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attracted thousands to doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand upon the
and attention of the doctor for his medi—
cine from people who could not visit New
York city, that it became a matter of dot to
so some plan by which the general it He
could hegsptied with this genuine. v uable
randy. for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
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with &G.Tomlinson,tiouth Namath-ad ,
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above named druggists have received
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merits of a feet remedy. Dr. Bcott’s
medicine. when p need in drug stores. is cold
the name of Dr. Scott's Sarsaparilla. and
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narration m Wm
fig“: shop No. Lafilg" I
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I‘h‘e .lew var-s rum (Sills coir-mo. Do-
on.- am Humans and has. one
a Very sarcastic him—A ”true- of
Opinion.
Nawrorrr, It. 1., Aug. it-Ths Vigilant
has sailed for Bristol. and all conferences
on the strained rshttions bemoan her and
the Defender have resulted in nothing
definite. The meeting of the regatta com.
mittee was likewise fruitless—at any
rate, apparently so, for» Chairman Kano
told a reporter that if the facts were not
posted on the bulletin ot the yacht club
station there would be no news in the
matter, and at a late hour no word had
been bullotincd.
Yuchtsmcn are discouraged at the alt.
nation. All day long some decision from
the regatta committee was Inipatlcntly
anticipated. Thocommlttce had several
consultations on board the flagship Syl-
via, but their proceedings Wcrc kept sys-
tematically secret, much to the aggrava-
tion of outsiders.
Secretary A. (lass Canflold and J. Fred
Tums of the America’s cup committee
went on board the Vlgllant and had a
long’talk with Mr. Willard. They return-
ed to the Sylvia and reported the result
» of their interview to the regatta commit-
tee, but the nature of it could not be as-
certained. Messrs. (.lnnlleld and Tums
had no amncr left the Vigilant than the
sloop, which had had hormalnsall hoisted
for over an hour, Weighed anchor and
sailed away for Bristol.
Vizlisut's Protest Not Sustained.
At a late hourthc disappointed yachts-
mcn were suddenly surprised by a report
that the regatta committee had minded to
sustain the Vigilant's protest in the re.
cent races. An invostlgativm proved this
to [boa fact, and the following letters
were given out for publication by the
committee:
“E. A. Willard, Help:
“DEAIlSiit—Rcfcrring to your protest
of July 22, asking that Defender be dis-
qunlifled for alleged violation of section
2, rule 16, of the racing rules. and refer-
ringto your sulmnlucnt request at the
Vineyard for a [mtponemcntof a decision
until the squmlron returned to Newport,
we now beg to say that after mature con-
sideration the committee has rtuichcd the
conclusion that they cannot sustain the
protest. Yours respectfully,
“S. NICHOLAS Karin,
"Cnmran timswotn,
“Invrxc Garment,
“Regatta Committee."
The second letter reads:
“E. A. Willard, Earp:
“DEAR SIR—WI‘ beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of yesterday,
wherein you notify us of Vigilant‘s with-
drawal from the Thursday and Saturday
races of this Week, and that you cannot
continue racing unless the i'nlitv'sifl are to
be conducted according to the rules of
yachting. Ourmnnnitit-c regret, your dc-
clslam to retire from tho rum-.4. Woaiso
regret your published statement that Pitt'-
lng rules on- not being properly t‘llflli‘i't'll,
and for this statement \vi- mnsidvr then-
is no warrant. Yours ri'spm‘ifillly,
“5.. NII'IIUI..\>‘ Kan;
"(Tlll‘in’i'lfill ilmmvotn,
“tin-m. ilnlxxmt.
“iivgutta (.‘uninlitiw."
THE CUBAN ARMY.
A London Dispatch Says the Ineurgants
Move Over ao,mvo Men In Arum
KEY WEST, .luly N.~ll:-llablv ndvlm-s
revolved lu-ro from ('nha an- to the l'th't‘t
that the insurgents have blown up with
dynamite the railroad bridgm nmr Sandi
Spiritual. it lsnl—o reported that (.‘ondv
Lcrsuudi, or Horsumli, has jllliil'il tho In
snrgonts.
Inxnox, Aug. az—A dispatch in TM
Times from lim‘ann givt-s the (ll-tails oi
the light m-ar Iiaynmn nil July 12, in
which Hem-ml Santo t'ildos was killed,
The (‘Ilrl‘i-spomh-nl says:
“The Cubans counted 37?( (ll-ml and
wounded Spaniards on iln- livid. The in
ban loss was ll killed and 7N wounded.
The Cubans captured 4:25 rillvs, 10mm
of ammunition, 81mm)” in cash and tin-
baggogi- and park animals of tln- Span-
inrds. t)vor moon insurgents an- under
arms now in the- provllii't' of Santiago do
Cuba alone. "
‘ French Copy "or Cruise".
Wasmxn‘rox, Aug. N.~.\'ows has just
reached the navy department that the
French government has shown Its appro-
clatlon of the line capabilities of the flout
cruiser Columbia byordcring thcimmc-
diato construction of two vessels as nearly
a duplicate of the famous American llycr
as they be made in the absence of our ex-
uct plans. "
Tragic lulclde of an Unknown.
i’iTTsluruo,.-\ug. n. ~—.\n unknown man.
Wi'll dressed and 2H yvars of age, ther
himself In from. of a train at thclds' ritu-
tlon, ncnr Si-wlcklcy, and was Instantly
killed. lie had on his person a letter
pmtmarkcd (Zlih'ngn npll mldrcsnml to
Miss Lulu liliiri‘it‘l‘, the actress. at Howlck-
Icy. ‘
Ilop Growers In Session.
UTII'A, N. Y., Aug, H.-—'l‘ho annual
moi-ting of the Now York thto iioph‘rnw.
era' association was bold in this city, and
David Ts. Fish was clvvtml president. it
was estimator] that tho comlugcrop Would
be only from ill to in) per cent of that 0'
last year.
Peacemaker Htsbbsd Five Times.
Museum, N. .l., Aug. 8.——.‘\Ilchnol
Tancttc, iii years old, was stabbed five
times at the iloystrcot crrmalng of the
Lackawannn railroad. The stabbing was
tho- outcome of a light among Italians in
which innoito acted as piraccmakcr.
A White Mountain Ilost Dies.
Innovate, N. iI., Aug. natiamucli).
Thompson, one of the oldest hotel men in
New Hampshire, died In North Conway
from consumption. lie was one of the
founders of tho Krarsurgo House.
’I‘o (Treat Cardinal flibbons. .
Bat'rmmm. Aug. 8.—--(','nrdlnal Gibbons
is exported to arrive in Baltlnmroon Aug.
24 on his return from Home. The (”mitotic
club will give a public reception in honor
of his cminrnce on his return.
' Colonel 'I'oln Miboriy Drowned.
Ricanoro, Ky" Aug. B.--A telegram
from Virginia Bt’flflh, Va, reports the
damning of Colonel ’I'om Mobcrly of this
“it: who was away on a pleasure expedi-
t ._
\
hstlneaas‘uaion. mammal»
m Jubilee in this city. There was a live
ly sparring match between Police Corns
mlssloeer Roosevelt and State Senator
O'rlullivsn. Mobil]! biundcrcd in in-
viting those two politicians to discuss the
liquor question, which .is politics, under
the auspices (d a union which, in )ts con-
stitution expressly prohibits the discus-
sion of politics.
But the immense crowd which filled
Carnegie Music hall enjoyed it. That is.
they who were not delegates did. The
delegates lmlted solemn and wondered
what might come of It all.
The audience was of high class and
appreciative. On the platform Were the
highest dignitaries of the Catholic church.
In‘ the hell were at lcastlltldpricsts and '
the most distinguished total abatainors in
their respective parishes. Archbishop Cor-
rigan paid the union the compliment of
presiding in person.
It was a thoroughly and distinctively
American audience—la look and dross, In
action and in sentiment. The American
flag was the only one unfurled. The con-
ventlon colors were the red, White and
blue. and the prumcmllilgn began with the
slnglng of the hymn "My Country, "fist
of Thcc.” fii-vcral interesting addresses
were made.
LOTS OF HOG AND HOMINY.
Secretary noise smith Hay. Times Are Good
In Georgia.
Banmonn, Aug. 3, —- lion. Ilokc
Smith, scrcrotary of tlw Inn-rior. in a rape.
cinl interview with 'l'hv Mamifucturcrs'
Record in regard to the lvllnlllt's‘l outlook
of the south ham! on invtmtlgatlon during
his recent trip, says:
"I have never seen the south look 5le
prosperous, especially theorgia, Hard
times are rapidly becoming extinct, and I
believe that the southern states arr mov-
ing on to the most prosywrous «[umh In
their history. limrgln farmers will have
this year butter corn crops and raise more
meat than cvur lit'fui'v‘. it is safe to say
that the food supply of that state, if prop.
orly distributrd, will be euiliuicnt for two
yours' consumption.
"The corn crop is In both-r condition
than for years past. and will probably a;-
cccd cvvry fornn-r prmluctlon of tin.- state.
Moro fine bugs are being raise-d timn for
many years. The raising of all needed
food supplies loaves cotton a surplus crop
and provm the diversified agriculiual pos-
Hlbllitlt‘n n! that motion."
Secretary Smith is enthusiastic: over
the signs of prosperity among the fruit
growvrs of Georgia. " More peaches." he
said, "ha“: been raised and iuarkctml
than I’VL'I' before in the history of the
State.”
BASEBALL.
DMTTUVAI. LT‘IMJ’T. (LHIIH.
At Now York-—
New York ....... :l o 2 o -: 2 w o *-— t
Washington .n o o n H o .i n o.— 3
.\t l'lovrlmnl-—-
Louisvlliv ...... H H H H H J H o '—
Cli:\'clliiitl ........ Illll ll n n *3 l I; ‘~—1~
Sceniul gunu~~
LOIllSVlllt' ...... H U l I! u n u l- v)...
Clt'Vrluml. H H l H n u n x 4._ 3
Al l’hlluilvlphi:.-—
Phlliiill'lillllil..., :l ‘: u u u u I H o...:
linltinmrr ........ l n ‘I I '.' n .l v ‘- .
At Pillallllf‘g-—~
St. Louis ......... n l n l: o o ., u ti.- 1
l’ilt-zlmrg....... '.' III] M i H l H ‘—-l~
At i'im-innaiia
i'llirngu .......... o n j u j o 1 n 4...:
('invlnnail ....... H I J I) o n l 1.‘ '— .
i»,.\.~’li:l:.‘~' I.I-.‘.\i.l'l~; o.i.\ii;~
At Springllt-ld—‘r‘priugllvld. J; Syra
ruse, ll.
At l’i'ul’ltli‘llt'l‘“I’i‘llllllt'ill’“, l. limiiw+
tom .3.
Al Wilkl~lizirrr<—Wilkv~sll;irl’t'. it;
fnlu, '1.
Hill
"at! ('ontemplntrd suicide l'or \‘enra.
('illi‘ni’liii, Must, Aug, ‘ w«Th-~[wlulvii
ry, resulting Trill"Ill-:ipImiIlllliv-lll in low.
was the t-ausv of the hilll'ltll‘ lu-rv of .\li~~
Louisv- l.ulnnura-ux. n brightamluttrm'tii'i
young woman of toy-ore. 5hr took I?
grahwof morphine in ona- eighth grain
pills and dim! two hours Intvr. Sha- wa~
an orphan, and in lt-llt'l'ri that sbl- left ml-
(ll't'if-it'll to lil'l‘ friends .‘lht' said that sin
had for yours mntc-tnplaiml suicide.
Both Ins (Int 0R.
NEW Ynlzk, Aug. ~4,-ntln tlw trm'ksol
the New York Ventral and Hudson itivo-r
road, In thw'nt In Fourth avenue Inrtwm-n
Forty ninth and I-‘lfticth sin-rt». iivrnnnl
Early. a track lalmrcr, was run uwr, and
both his legs Wt'rv cut oil. Thoma-v l’yr,
tho engine-or who had chargu of then-n
glue, bw‘uuu' lilnrtnu whvn inkrn in (In,
station boom: and had tolwtakrn tn Iiclle
vuc hospital in a stratum-km.
Grand Master "misc Drops Dead.
Lm'm'on'r. X. Y., Aug. 'i,—-.Iuhnilutlgr
dropped ilt‘liil at his ramtm lwt’t'. Iii,- had
been ailing for mini.- tlnw, but was not
tlmugbt toln-innwrlumromlltlon. ilvart
disease was Tilr‘ t'flllst', lie was grand
plush-r ul' .‘TIHUTH of tho stair of Xv“
York last. your and was a promlnvnt and
lntluvntlal vitlzrn, being secretary oi tht
Mt‘l‘i'hunta' l'mrgllng Ull company.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Gourgv I". Hunt. the null-ll v‘mnpo-c-r,
died at Ilullvy'a lqlnnd, .\Io-.
Near ilswi'go, N. Y., Iii-nry Whitlm-k. a
prosperous farim-r, was nmrdrrul by hi!
hired man, i‘barlvs iiurgmv.
(iottllob illlrman and llnnry \l’lneburg
were 011thle to death by tho caving in mi
a gravel bank at l’bllmlolphin.
Special trains t'nrrlutl liirgut'rnwda ti.
town to attend the World‘s ('brlstian mu-
feronco, which mmmml at Sortbilcld,
Mass.
Tom Eek has signed an agreement tr,
taco John N. .luliiimm, the bicyclist, a
mile against limbo-rt J. at tho Iinfl'ah.
meet on the Hill.
W. ii. (firmsman {it Brother, collector
porters of New York, announce that they
will ship “Amman: in gold by the steam
ship Augusta Victoria.
Jon Hamilton and Clarence Chapman
of Lonokr county. Ark, out each othl'r in:
death with [u‘mkgrtkfllt’t‘s because tin-y
could not. agree as to which owned a bull
yearling.
George McMillan. 2?: years of age, Wt‘lil
insane on a Grand Trunk railway train
at ”little (Zrm-k. Mich. and was confined
In jail, when he hackcdhimaelf with a
knife and dimlf
Chief Minister lieu-Yang“ haslmcn
dismissed tram ailice by thou-numer- at
China bureau of his commotion with the
Rmh‘hlncse loan and the 1’01}ch Franco
Chlorate mveution.
arm 32mm Iii new YORK.-
t'hs Ceremonies Were Performed In the
flush Church—flu Has lold Ber Cen-
leetlcut flame and Will Go to Greece to
Live as the Wife of Demetri Collins Bey.
NEW Yong, Aug. 8.-—Mrs. P. T. Bar:
nnm was nmrrlcd in this city to Demetri
Collins lioy'at the Greek church Aglu
Trio». :no West Fifty-third nti'uct. A civil
service was first [mi-tormod.
Property deeds on both sides were oxev
cutt-d. Mrs. Barnum was represented by
ex‘iim’vrnor Ingcrmll at New Haven.
The religious Ceremony was conducted
by the firm-l; prlvst Archimnndrlto Paleios
I-‘l:ri.~rxtino«l of the Fifty-third Street
church.
The brldl- Was attired in it Worth gown
of dark bin.» silk. The bridesmaids Were
Miss Currie Lvigh and Miss May Read,
both of Bridgeport, Conn. ilmijamin
Filth. our of tin.- oxcciuors of tho Barnum
estate and a cousin of Mrs, Barnum, was
also pl‘vavili.
The bridegroom was nrcoimmnied by
hi~ but bum, Iii-lnotricim lit-y. Also pros—
ont tvvn- tln- Spanish consul, the Greek
consul and the Turkish consul. Immedi-
ately nitor the ceremony tin-re was a
brv'ukfusi at llvlmonico’s. Mr. and Mrs.
Demetri ('ullins Boy are to pass a couple
of dayeat Bridgeport before sailing for
Paris. 'i'hi-z Is nowssnry because of the
bride's ilt'li‘l'liililiill‘tll to part with Mari-
na. tho winiv' just outside of Bridgeport.
Thrn' lilin always Tim-ii great curiosity
as to the age of the bride. in the ccrtifl
cute ad..- is naumi as Nancy Barnum, aged
45, and the bridvgnmm is not down at l7.
‘ell In Love diver n Mummy.
Tho hi-mry of tln- courtship is inn-rest-
ing fr-un tiu- fact that iiu- young widow
of the late I’. 'I'. Barnum met her new
husband in i'airoa ymr and a half ago
upon lwrllrst trip tn the cost after the
drain of lwr first husband. Sin,- was in-
trodnml to “ciliiffl‘l Collins ilcy by the
Americanconsul at the time the latter
prom-Mud Mrs. liarnum with a mummy
fur the iiistorlrai society of this city.
it. was low at first, sight. I’nllnls Hey
hails from L'umtautinoplv, but his fortune
is in large nllt'i- plantations on the island
of Mrirtia, intlu- Grecian nrcliiln-lago. He
is Worth i'lilli'llilni; nt'i'l' immune.
'l'llv‘l'i'i-vrv it cannot be said that the hand-
sumo tin-ole \t'nm'il Mrs. Barnum for her
Innnoy, it was rather for horn-If.
During Mrs. liarnnm's last trip abroad
Mr. i'nllins visited Marina. lie was
pic to d with the plan- and Would have
Tmrll I‘uilit'lllo-il to reside there: but for tho
fact that a bronze stamp of heroic size of
illulutv- P, 'i'. iirnum I» plum-d in the
park «lirwllv in front oi tlxr house. The
*lllllii‘ w-nmmr lu‘ runmvul. as it lu‘llillgs in
llu— I :l)‘ vl.’ iirzdi'rpurt. .tnvl Ilwl‘t'hli‘v Mr-z
Barnum aiw l-lvd l-a wil tho p‘mm- and go
ulnrv 'ui
.\:t.-r :: .1 :p in i’.;ri~. )ir. and .‘llwa, i'nl-
lizu '2‘. ill malw ill. ir imnw In lirw or.
l'mw.‘ Mr ll.l.v't.um'~ will hl~ widow
“1%":le luv-nil ~ Marina. _\\lll|‘li i'ual
5.1er 'r- i. rn annuity of iiimm-l null
flaw-Lilli”,
FRISCO TRAIN WRECKED.
Two-tw- l'a-reun- Ho'pnrh'tl Killed and Twen-
ti-{iw Injured.
l. 1\. M. Aug \.—.\ svri~
on» vurrrei on tho .\Il.'lhill‘ :uul
l’m .’ 1‘ :ll ml at lulu-mt, Elation, about
l“H mil. . u. «i if ll;i~ [llllt"‘. at "v o'clock
..: .,:.,.
.t: , t1. (,
'tL-KI
but , mm: _' ’I’h. li.':ii‘l‘\i tvlvgruph sin
luv: . 5». ml. - frunl Illr point at “lilt‘li
Ill" iii‘l'l. i-rrurr. ii, and it 133' impossible
in Lli ? 'li'iiilir
All tint ;,_ pmiiiivly known is that the
inn. ~34. :x and tun mrwi' tlu- iruln
nib 1, Mr ~:in T"l'-".Tli‘l~i‘tl Monday owning
um: . lbw :lzvbni ”1.)".th nauml,
nlni l. l‘filll'null n-nxpun) ~i-lli to Albu-
qiuhgn :lrr all ilw phpirimn who could
.1"
Th r« 1 vi train it {t lu'rn- :ilmut tm'vlm'l;
l:.-" ":2 Hit loving to tho condition of
:‘Ir‘,ill« .2: :u-mum of {i'vqlli'ni “admins
rum» r g. ' through u; it «than four hours.
it i- rn-pnrh II that l‘.‘ prim-nu. \an- kllll‘il
and I" \kumlmi,
In I'Iinitanirai Bridgeport.
ll2:lm.l.l'nliT. ('uun.. Aug. ~.——'i‘hc po-
lll'i' l.:l’l‘ l-~Ilt'll orders that any Woman
fourulnn ilu- arm-t aiirr ll U't'lm'k at
High without :in l-ul-nrt should be urn-st-
ml. .iuirmult of tln- tli'lli'i‘ ll women
\i’t'f'v' arrwtnd. i’lliirgn'tl with sin-ct walk-
ing and drunkmnvss. All tlu- women
“’l'l‘i' in tho city court. and those charged
with sir: vi walking Wcrc sentenced to 30
day. in Jail. whih- timet- charged with
tli‘llllli‘dliir‘w “'t‘i'l' flnml $5, together with
Tllt' mil 3. nin-uvc.
All Quiet at Jackson’s Hole.
“'Awlll‘thiilx, Aug. e—Tlu- war depart-
ma-ni hm rwrlvwi a telegram from (it-tr
oral t'opplncrr. (Iain-d at Jackson's lioli‘.
llv my. Hui I' Ila-a wnt out two more
mummy pnrln -. liilil that one has return-
Hl. 'I‘h:~ lmwe illrv'v in the livid, I-ui'h In
mmnmnui of an nillm'r. iii- ropurta‘ that
all in mm and "no Indians."
manila t'nunr-Ilmen llebulted.
(luma, Aug. Fin-Alumconvincing tho
tun rmnlu r: of Tllt' city council who do-
lird thw laws and the court's til‘llt'i’li on
last l’rI-layiha: llll‘)'itl'lt'll without a proc-
Wild“ and that tin-y twrc really in open
minimum of court, .liitlgt- ETHIIIWYi'lldltiv
mlmml ilwiu with it si-i‘cm rebuke.
(‘olululms \‘Isits Detroit.
limmn, .iug, amlhvtrolt entertained
t'olumbut, and MT rvprmcuiativos of tho
it mp _\'1' capital mw the sights of the City
of (lu- Strum, ’l'lwy I'iinw from Clerc-
land by simmer and Wl‘l‘t' entertained by
the mayor and utlu'r llvtrolt oillt'luls.
Voluntary Increase of “'agcs.
Ii: winmmx. l':u.. Aug. H.-'i'lw man-
"gr-(p, n! ilw inrgv iumu-ry at Sultillo, this
CUIIIIH‘, Ium- vullmlurlly added in per
l'l‘lll in the wages ul' ibl'lr till employees.
Nashville's fiction! ('enstls.
N.\~‘ll\‘ll.l.l’, Aug. N,-'l‘lu-m'lumlronaus
of tin» city-durum the pcmulntlon to be
”2,3”. “f whip); :l7,tl.’»l urn Negroes, an
increase: in title your HT Emil-i.
ltev. Janina Hughes Deed.
ilAm‘i’Hlm. Aug. H.———'I‘hc Very iiov.
Fttflwr .Iamm iIuqu-e, pastor of St. Pat~
rick's church hero. died from an attack of
hcnmrrhagu oi the sfnnmcb.
ltliied by a soda Fountain Explosion. l
iticnnoxn. Aug. tin—E’t‘tt‘f' Murchctti, oi
confectiomrr, had his Iu-ml blown off by‘
an overcharged gas generator used in the
soda water fountain.
BARGAIN.
This time it’s hosiery and agenuine bargainv
H
too. We have secured for cash a drive in lion’s l, »
Blinfialf Hose,50 doz. at 90 per paladin Boys’ ‘
Black Stockings, a real bargain, at the same
price. Mark downs in Clothing that Will make
you buy if you only see thevalue we are giving
to clear out summer stock. , ' , -
W. A. BENEOIOT & ‘OO.
Clothiers and Furnishers
.For Men and Boys.
l9 Iiain a. llamalk. Sentinel Building, a. no...
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES
—0F—
SPRING FOOTWEAR
-—GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
“M,
The Gate city Illin Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured oi Polished Brass and Highly Nickel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone pouesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
years.
ll!!!“ vunwuv HARDWARE (:0.
FRANOIS & OO.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
SPRING OIOTIIINO
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Nurwalk. Conn,
In invitation is hereby ex-
“ ienderlloihe people of llorwali ‘“
.. and vicinity to inspect nurgonds. __
We do not claim to give you
“ gold dollars for ill-cent pieces; “‘
__ but we will treat you fairly and -.-
j sily.
_. JONES 8t HOIBIIKISS, _.
EIfiIIgMBING .
_ HEATING. i7 WALL Sr. __
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
“ 23 WALL 8t. , ’“"
SoleLagents for the Victor Bicycles.
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