could be refilled
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That took First Prize at the
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Which shows that AIR.
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. For Sale by the Following Grocers:
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0. L. Glover. Robertson Bree.
nn‘eI & Benedict. E. H. Morehonre.
. anford. Hugh Donnelly.
1". Scribner. O. K. Soofleid.
8. C. Horton. s. H Raymond to Sen.
AND OTHERS.
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l. l. SHEPARD AND DR. SCOTT.
”W‘—
The Great New York Specialist. The
lleeior Prevailcd Upon to line
lite Great Remedy Placed In the
llands of the Druggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is nota patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tion com nailed on scientific principles and
need by r. Scott. in his extensive practice for
the cult: of all blood diseases. The curse
wrong
attracted
b itare eimpl wonderful and havo
t usande to t e doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
’lbeuch an extent is the demand it n the
flattened attention of the doctor for h e medi-
¥ne train people who could not visit New
ortei . that t became a matter of dot to
deviaeaoute lanby which the xenon) n he
an r .ll‘m‘h" “31‘“'l°'sl. “fill
y, or spurnose . . on e
hoahoalledtosouth Norwaih to arran
fill” “it ”if?“ ”ll ll°"‘.'":"“ r
e.orwa.operm cute so u
ewok d sell this wonderful blood romgd .
ly veeetablo. and excellent tan a
or. a hood purifier nnex ed. a
nlc nothingcan nal. Dr. Scott has
his life to the t omeah knowledge
“no“ erstaudl of blood diseases. a few of
w h named ere: Kidney disease. llVer
couple at. sick heuische. muscular rheuma-
yspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa-
. scrofula. syphilis. cancerous homers. m
neaacatarrh. salt rhenm. pimples on .
general ability. boils. dizziness. female wealt-
Ul. malarial poison.
e above named druguists have received
thlfrflrst oonslcnment and would invite all
tocail and become acquainted with
to of a perfect remedy. Dr. flcott‘s
fol e. when p seed in dru stores. is sold
t shame ofDr. Scott's .arssparilia. and
who intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. ecott‘s Samoariila.
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No Pills flare to be Used with Dr.
, Scott's.
«um-FOR SALE BY-s—
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' flu. (life and lcciiantinsuuu i
«all can an noun tun
lea-sup Tickets and liter!
loan H
official and
soil. files a a. fraud Place,
Post lilies. Boats Net-wallow
Pattie. Annulment
J BTWILSON
mm on lillliiltil.
or
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WYWJGO.
. , Was Found lacy Feet Anon
val. With a Bullet Bola In in
- a Revolver Lying Close to t a
the night arm. ‘ ”
new. N. Y., Aug. iii—Ira:
the late Dr. Jol n R. Crew.
known resident c this place,
lonely disappeared on Sunday,
2, was found on a ledge of
a High Tor mountain of the
go, just back of the village of
. by two young men from New
accnt town. The bones were
och just big enough to hold
aman. Two trees in front)
and the precipice at its rear
he bones sheltered from the
terms. The point. where the
2 found is 890 feet above the
on. it lay upon its back, and
revolver was in close prox-
.boncs of the right forearm.
as perforated bya bulletin
I pcral region. A set of artifi-
ith a gold plate attachment,
ight feet away. Near by were
n’s umbrella and over-shone.
were identified by means of
h and the over-shoes. which
, had borrowed of Plumber
Haverstraw a few hours llo- J
cared.
rought to the village of Hav-
0 two young men from New
night, and early in the
go party of villagers second—
‘or and put: the bones in a
ore taken to W. ’i‘. Purdy's
cums in Havcrstraw, and n
, ,. ._ -._ noncd by the local coroner.
TH, inquest was adjourned so that the
widow might be able to be present.
High Tor is one of the most picturcsque
2f the lower mountains near the Hudson.
As seen from the l‘chl‘ it appears to be al-
most a perfect cone.
lie “'roto Six Letters.
On the Sunday morning of his disap-
pearance Ilr. Crawford went. into his
room. His wife was absent, visiting in
Stony Point. at the home of Mull. J.l
Allison of that place, and the servant had
gone to attend mass in the Catholic
church; He disrohod himself of his Sun-
day garments. laid his gold watch and
jewelry on the bureau and wrote six lct«
tors. addressed respectively to B. J. Alli-
son of Stony Point. a brother-inlaw; Dr. ‘
N. B. Baylcy of Havcretrnw, his physi-l
clan; Lewis Chambers, a. hardware mor-
chnnt. of Havorstraw; Corporal Tanner of
Brooklyn. one to his wife and one to his
little boy.
When Dr. Baylcy received his letter. he
and a posse of mcn scorched everywhere
in the village of Havcrstrnw where a man
could besupposcd to be able to commit
suicide, but no trace wits found of the
missing man. Thu liudson river was
dredged with grappling irons, as it was
thought that the man nylght have drown-
ed himself down near Wilson P. Fuss’ dy~
namlte Works, in tho vicinity of lion-r~
straw. 'l‘ho Hum-straw lodge of Odd
Fellows also scoured the surrounding
country and nmuntains, but no clcws Wore
discovered except that thc doctor had-
bocn seen by the ilagman of the Clove
crossingof tho, Wcsl Shorcrullrtnni to cross
the tracks that Sunday morning.
Dr. Crawford was 56 years of age. He
belonged to the Thirty-third regiment
Iowa Volunteers. Hc was wounded at
Helena, Ark, in will and was also 13
months in a rclwi prison during the war.
He had practiced dentistry in lluluxquc. l
111., and also engaged in mining ventures
in Colorado, which proved a failure and
broke down his hcalth.
crstraw in ltlh‘il. opened a ticntulofllcc and
- continued the practlcc of his profession
for tcn years. Then, owing to‘thu failure
of his eyesight, hc lmught out the hard— l
ware store of the into E. J. Pack of Hav-
crstrmv, and, bring unabluto attend to
business, he h‘ultl it to L. W. (.‘hanlhcra
about a year before he committed suicide.
A wife and son surnyu him.
HUNG di‘Msrr‘rfio‘i TREE.
Sohleuler Failed to Kill His Wife, but 8do~
ceeded In Suloldlnl.
CLEVELADW, Aug. ill—Tho dead body
of August Schlcsslcr was found hanging
from a trtm in the Woods near his homo in
the outskirts of the city. On Saturday
night last Schiosslor's wife was foulid ly-
ing unconscious in the kitchen of her
home. She had three ugly dashes on the
head, and her skull was fractured.
The husband could not be found. and It
search was instituted. Attractcd by the
strange actions of a dog, neighbors wont
to the Woods, where the body was found.
Schlcsalcr had quarclcd with his wife
Saturday evening and struck her with a
blunt instrument. Thinking her dead, he
committed nulcidu. Mrs. Schlcsslcr is
still unconscious and may die.
(laiilngor’s Money Views.
NAMWA, N. ll.. Aug. l:l.-Unltcd
States Senator Jacob ii. (ialllmrcr in out
in a loitcr in which he states in ctnphailo
terms that ho is in favor of international
blmolalllsm and lailoxlbiy nmmslotl to the
plan of silver monnmctalllsm.
The Japanese Were Victorious.
Suaxaum, Aug. ill.-—-'rho
army of south Formosa decisively deft-at-
ml the rebels after sown: fighting: on the
7th and bib of August.
Prince schism-tic Warmly Welcomed.
Sorta, Aug. iiiwl’rlmro Ferdinand has
arrived hero and received an enthusiastic
official reception and was cheered by the
public. m.-- .
Bishop ‘4. Rochelle; airliners.
Loews, Aug. law—ileum ill. 8. 'i‘alho .
fourth son of the second Earl Talbot, has
been appointed bishop of Rochester.
tirasii Negotiating a bran.
mo Maniac. Aug. lii.--Brazil is no
gotintlng a mnnnerolal treaty with the
United States of America. ‘
Modififitcw Postmaster.
Wasnmmos, Aug. lll.-'l‘ho president
has appointed J. l’. Horiihy, Jin. [mt-
mastur at alumna. Mass.
Cherokee am "in. Nut ascent
Four 8mm, Ark. Aug. 18.-Chomltoo
Bill was sentenced to be hanged on Tull-
day. Sept. ill.
Marisol-envy“.
Parts. are. tea—nouns new
mwwiwlumism
t
llc come to llxw- l
Jamncso .
i i, .. W ruinous ,_
. r“ in manufacturer. Articulated
to commit maldeby shonti after barbed
ninly endeavored to kill it four daugh-
ters. He is in a hospital in an uncon‘
scions condition, and his death is hourly
expected. .
' Shortly after noon Gutmsn. who was
sitting in tho parlor, of his residence con-
Vursing with the Misses Gutman, went to
a bookcase and took therefrom an old
. fashioned four barrcled pistol. He wheel
, ed suddenly around. and. before the wom-
en Wore aware of his intentions pointed
the weapon at them and commanded them
to sit still. ‘
He then closed the door of the parlor
and announced to his daughters that he
intended to shoot them one by one.
“There are four shots here," be ex.
claimed, brandishing the revolver, “one
, for each of you. Then I will load again
and kill myself. Sit still, new.”
Instead of obeying tho command the
four women rushedout of the room and
into the front yard of the residence. They
‘ alarmed the neighbors, but before any
one dared venture into the house two
shots rang out in rapid succession. The
: police were summoned, and Batman was
. found lying on a bed in his private apart-
ments with the revolver in his hand and
blood streaming from a hole in his tour
pic. He was conscious and refused to al-
low thc oillcers to approach him, menac-
‘ lug thorn with the revolver. He was final-
ly disartncd, but stubbornly resist-ed the
efforts of a physician to dress his wound.
HAVOC OF THE W'INDS.
Truce Blown Down and Crops Destroyed In
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Cilannizusnliuo, Pa, Aug. lilJ—o. A
storm which was almost cyclonic in its
proportions passed over this portion of the
county. Many fruit and shade trees were
blown down, and the residence of Chris~
tlan Oberlioltzur was unroofcd.
BETHLEHEM, PIL, Aug. l:l.—In the sur.
rounding country the storm is rrporicd it:
have been tbc ln-atlcst that lllln Ut'l‘lli‘l'cd
this summer. Many irons Won- uprooted
.lly the wind, and the flurry hailstoncs
‘playcd havoc with the growing corn in
some localities. Annie Plst‘lll‘ll, while
,walklng in an Upon ill-id near llllllllVi'r,
was struck by lightning and has been
speechless and helpless ever since.
Tasman) Aug. l3.—A heavy storm
visited Trenton and vicinity. avcompnniml
by almost incessant lightning. ’l'hrco
barns in Hamilton township owned by
James Yard. Jasper Mount and Wallcr
Chamberlain \t‘cro slrut-k and burned to
the ground. as was film) tiw hum of Oliver
Harper at Tullytown.
YORK. Pit, Aug. l:l.——'l‘bo storm was
very severe, lightning :hwtrnymg the burn
of George Warncr. nt-ar burn. it aim
struck a tree on tho farm of Jullll llinklc,
clear Wrightsvillc. and killed three cows
which were unih-r it.
\V’isrxmm. N. 31. Ann. 1:; ~-.\'il-hulas
Kipp, iii ymrs' Hill, of Hyatt “rights, a
Suburb of this. \‘llingv‘, was Nll‘lli‘lt by
lightning rul’l)’ ilil~ rimming and inqam,‘
ly Mind.
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, Convlctt-d Mon May lie Innocent.
, iimzaman‘oe‘. hint. Aug. iii—Shorifi
Carlton has received a letter from Alfred
Wilson. a convict. in which he declares
thattho Taylor brothers, just convicted
of butt-boring the Monks fatally, am not
the murdcrcrs. but that the real murder»
crs forced him to give them clothes to rc-
place their bloody once and thou disap-
pcarod.
Mother Fell Dead: child Drowned.
llamuumu, Aug. l:l.-—llrs. Barbara
llnsciunann. while nursing her 2-inl<ilitlia~
old babe, foil in a fit across a tub and was
dead when dimwcrod by her husband.
Claspcd tightly in her arm was the infant,
innnorswl in the water in the tub and
drowned, Its llillc band» firmly grasping
the long hair of tho illuthoi‘.
Fatal flollor Explosion.
Morsr H'l‘i-leutlli, Ky. Aug, lam-Jim
boiler of. Joint iiiIu-s’ sawmill at Collar
Grill/c. in this county, exploded. killing
him and his mm and Engineer Hmlih and
dangonmsiy Wonudinu A. J. Downs.
l‘llnos‘ body was turn to pieces, part of it
being found on foot from whom the os-
ploelon occurred.
TOLD lN FEW, WORDS.
Two sharp carillqunko shocks worn i‘X'
pcrioucml In the City of Mexico.
EX‘Pi‘i‘Hlill'lll. Harrison has been "awn
tlonml“ in connection with tho saprmnc
court l‘ac‘by.
E Anotlu'd body was found in tho collaps-
cll building at West Broadway and West
Third slrcct. New York, making liln all.
The rcnmlnc of Justice Jackson were
laid to rant in a private family coinctcry
at Bella Mead ntwlt farm near Nashville.
Henry ii. Purl-0y was clcctcd chairman
of tho Tammany cornmlttoc on rcorganb
notion in New York.
Clifton it. ilusaltinrldtto. Veiled Statue
mlnisicr to Russia. may be a camlidatc
for the senate from Arkansas against Sca-
etor Jones.
Norman a. Massey. a lawyer or New
York city, attempted suicide by jumping
from the structure of the i-ilxth arcane
elevated roan.
Four people on inward the sleep Chris»
line. which left Uimur Park. Brooklyn,
on finnday. are missing, and the yacht
has not been found.
The Haunt Vernon (N. Y.)£oeiety For
the Functional Cruelty to Animals will
use a earners in getting evidence ' not
mention modesdadcsrts in what
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der, and would an
equals Dr.
n'l drug stores, 25c.
NWT—
Seveie gripiuu pains of the. stomach
and bowls instantly and elbow lily slop
pad by DoWlnn's Clio and Cholera Cure.
E. P. Weed and G C. Stillron.
Children cry for
Pltcher’e Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Castor“.
When she was a Child. she cried for 0852011..
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castor“:
New York Announcement. '
"Our American Homes
and How to Furnish Them”
Can readily be ascertained by visiting
H O R N E R’S
dreai Furniture Emporium
where everything is of the best quality
artistic excellence, and moderate in
No such assortment of reliable
price.
goods can be seen in America.
Over two hundred and fifty distinctly
different Bedroom Sets in all the vari-
ous woods, Brass Bedstends in over
seventy patterns, as well as endless lines
of Parlor, Drawing-Room. Library and
Dining-Room Furniture.
Hundreds of imported Novelties particularly out.
bio for presence. or home use and decoration.
All prices in plain figures.
R. J. HORNER do 00.,
Furniture Mailers and lmpnnara.
61-65 \V. 23d St.,l\'cw York,
Adloinlng Eden Muleo.
Home: a L's ‘3 a:'nb..snmenf is one of the sights
of new lurk—Newspaper ‘.\ Lemons.
gull 21m
the out low yon-re have nerd Dr. Hand's
Colonel-e and Dr. Band's Chafing Pow.
be without them-
For colicky bab'mnmiitlg ever made.
Hand's Colic Oure.-llra
Charles E llollnr. 17 Vision street." At
. We Will GIVE AWAY every Saturday evening.
at 10 o’clock, a $60 bicycle. . ‘
Each customer purchasing goods to the amount of 81 or. '
over at either of our stores will be given a card entitling the
holder to one chance.
at
.4.
w. A. mm c a. j j
Cielhlers and Furnishers
i9 Main a. llurwall. Sentinel Building, s». tonal. A
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle Go. for
any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.
M I in;
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
-03;
SPRINE F‘flflTWEAIl
-GO TO—
THEO.‘ OLSEN. ”
m
The tale 0in [his Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly lilcltsl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting alldiseaso germs and extraneous matter. rendering it per-
fectly wholesome” These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Samuel
ll llonh Mam Street.
“Coffee,
Tea,
Spices.
A fine line of Pickcls of a1
kinds, quart orin bottles.
Crackers in all varieties.
New Lobster and Salmon.
The finest Creamery Butler in
town, from the Berkshire Hills
280 lb.
Prize Coffee, 22c and 25c lb.
‘ all if
El
Unusual, Jr.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
years.
luuliunmliiunwiu cu;
FRANBIS & 00.,
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
PRING fllfllflllifl ,
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
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FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South llorwalk, Bean.
1
[10]]ch B Walks r i in is hereby ex-
tended to the people of llurwail "” .
.... and vicinity to inspect ourgonis. _
We in not claim to give you
" gold dollars in ill-tent plates; "“
.... .... by a. m... ”on“... ____, but we will mat you fairly and -.
workmen, at prices to defy competi- l .
m. l slly.
Better have your walks laid by a New - MM .._...
walk men that you can find at any time.
rather than traveling agents. .... ’nNEs & "OTB“KISS’
Q KIfiIéMBING
- nns'rme. ‘7 WALL 8’“ --~
HOUSEKEEFING
...... sentence at
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R‘Y 0N . Bole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
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