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The 7 Leading
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OF THE
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lull barrels mule Is one day.
' 1130K FOR THE YELLOW CENTER
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l ibSllEPfAlll 3ND Dil. SCOTT.
The Great New York Specialist The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Bare
Ills Great Remedy Placed in the
,1 Hands of the iii-mists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
Thuienotspstent medicine, but a presepri -
Expanded on scientillc principles and
Scott inh leextensive practice for
diseases.
mahtho n “21ml «1 n l a a m"
are it: won e e an ave
nttrncug&oueands "do doctor's parlors for
mitt. an extent is the demand it n the
and attention of the doctor tor h medi-
pie who could not visit New
lthecame s matter of dot to
lsuhywh ich the general lic
“ML: giled with this genuine,sv ushle
for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
ioBouth Norwalk to srrsn
maw’l‘eml n. nSouth Norwslh. and
MNorwslsJopermit tthem to keepin
- this wonderful oily.
melt-b veustshle. sud exlcellentm ton e
puerriil unexceiied
, mic nothinlgesn“ uni. Dr. Scott has
hi is his to the “crouch knowledge
'nnderstsndinfieih disesders, a few of
ere: lKid neyd ll rer
complaint. sick hesdaeh e, niuecn nenms-
dey loss of appetite. mnetlpa
culs,cyphli Niemaneeroushumore. in
sslrheuiu.pluipleson see.
neural chillty. boils. dizziness. female week-
poison.
drnsglsia have received
WWent and would invite all
become acquainted with
is of a.” set remedy. Dr. ficott's
. when omen.
limo-mpnmlfia ed h id
mines on
hot totry Dr. snow I Barespsrllls.
W
e Pills have to be Used with Dr.
ileoit’s.
-——--ron 8AM lilo-—
E. I. Temilnson, South ilorwilk;
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ll. ll. ilsle Ismail."
JACOB M. LAYTON
lit, ills iii lttiitll Ins-rue.
Ell Emil lliil ilflilii lililll
Geese 8mm 'l‘leheis sad ilterl
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8. WILSON
031118”me
Commander Nowell line “one to Consult
With maltose M M Landing
"cl lasinnmflsts Department 0M
Ill-lined n. Mill is- some"
Loreen. Aug. ti.-—A special dispatch
from Shanghai says that the members of
the commission which recently left Foo
show for Chung to in order to investigate
the recent massacre of missionaries there
are virtually prisoners. and that com-
mander Newail oi the United States cruisv
at Detroit has gone to Chcugvtu tooonsuit
with MLJ .C. Iiixscn. the United States
consul at Foochow, who is the leading
member of the commission, about the
landing of inclines for his protection and
for the protection oi the other members of
the commission.
Many Chinese converts were butchered
' when the American mission outside Fec-
chow was attacked and the chapel and,
school wrrecked by an infuriated mob.
The dispatch adds that the Chinese oil!-
eials are jubilant at the defeat of theol-
iorts of the American and British consuls
to obtain an open inquiry into the massa-
cres. It is also said that the delay is giv-
ing the Cihncse time to prepare a defense
for the prisoners
Inclined to Discredit the Report.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—-It is said here
that Kuchcng is meant wherever Cheng-tu
is used in the London dispatch, as Chong-
tn is the scene of the June riots and is
1,400 miles from Foochow. Naval odi-
cials, though without information them-
selves, are inclined to discredit the inter-
mation in the dispatch. Acting Secrets-
ry McAdoo said it was observed that die-
patches of this character came by way of
London, while another high naval officer
said that there was an evident intention
on the part of Great Britain in the whole
Kucheng niluir to get the United States
government to pull chestnuts out of the
tire, and pointedtotho (act that there does .
not seem to be any anxiety on the part of
Great Britain to land troops or to be in
undue haste to force an explanation.
The navy department thought that if
Commander Nowell had gone on any such
mission the department would have been
notified. It was‘ also said that marines
are scarcely ever landed at the request of
s consul, especially when there is a min-
ister in the country. However, should
there be trouble of the kind indicated, the
United States has a strong force in Asiatic
waters. We have seven ships there, some
of them good cruisers, our fleet including
the Baltimore (flagship), Charleston, De-
troit, Yorktown, Machine, Monocacy and
Concord. The last named four are not
very formidable, though good fighting
ships. The new cruiser Olympia will loam
for the Asiatic station in a very short
time, as she is now being cooled at San
Francisco.
View. of-the Chinese Legntlon.
The presumption among the officials at
the Chinesoiegatiou is that the protection
to the commission referred to is from mob
violence. The officials, however, oppress
the opinion that ample protection will be
uilorded by the local authorities without
the intervention of n “lance from other
governments. Beside. it is not believed
at the location that the control govern-
ment at Peking will permit the landing
of marines at the place where the investi-
gation is to be conducted. There is, how-
ever, no ucwx at the legntlou in regard to
the statements in the dispatch. and, in
fact, there has been no information re.
wired scriiying tlu report of the appoint
mout of a commission of investigation
Justice For the Indians.
WASHINGTO), Aug. :24.—-Ati0rney Gcn- I
eml Harmon has instructed l’niied States
District Attorney Clark of Wyoming to
sue out writs of lichens corpus for tho
Bannmrk and Shoshone Indians who are
under arrest at Evunsion. Wyn, for viola-
tlon of thostnte game laws. He holds
that the hunting rights of the Indians,
which were obtained by treaty with the
United States, cannot be nbroguiml by the
passage of state 1:111an laws. It was for
violation oi the state laws that they Wore
arrested.
Northern Pacific Receivership Case.-
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 2i.-—-Tho feature
of tho dpy's proceedings in the Northern
Pacific receivership case was a two hours'
address made by ox-Unltcil States Senator
Sanders oi Montana, counsel for the com-
pany. Ho wont into the history of Vil-
lnrd’s regime. and he made mynentlonal
reference to men who had been connected
with the road's management.
Return of Cardinal Gibbons.
NEW YORK, Aug. tile—Afters illwcoks'
trip to Europe Cardinal Gibbons, the chief I
prclnte of the Catholic church in the
Dr. Reina
O’Connor as Iollows:
lion "
acumen». mom or the ‘
Women's International Maybsick mm
lion. recently formed at a meeting at the
Boom: club in Marion, hes cabled
~> ”Thanks and congratulations irom the
Women’s International hisybrick asshole
Many others high in social and promi-
nent in ethnic! life have also cabled him.
Loni Russell. the lord chief justice of
England. one of the four of the nblcst
counsel in the United Kingdom, who re.
viewed the testimony in the case upon
which she was convicted of the murder of
her husband by administeringarsenio and
who voluntarily and unqunlmedly declared
in favor of the acquittal oi the unhappy
Woman, new relics h .rgely upon Ameri-
can lhiiuence to secure her release from
an unjust inapriawumcnt,x toward Which
end the American scrum
ittee, consisting
of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mrs. ,
Charles Hsnrotln of Chicago, Mrs. Louise
M Thomas, ltev. Phebe A. Bonnier-s and
side Traiiord Bell, are earnestly and suc-
cessfully working, with every promise of
making it an “American woman 's" more
meat for the release of an innocent woman.
BASEBALL.
I NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York—
NWYOi-k ....... 08001800'--7
ShLouls. ........ 100003000~4
At Brooklyn—
Plttsburg ........ 3 0 0 0 l 0 01 1- 6
Brooklyn........ 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 2—- 7
At Philadelphia—-
Phliadolphln.... 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 l 0- 5
Louisville ........ 0 010 0 fl 0 (l 1—- 4
Second game— 4 ‘
Philadelphia... 2 0 £3 0 4 9 U 0 2—12
Louisville ........ 0 0110 0 l 0 0—- 3
At Baltimore—-
Washington ..... 2 0 (i 1 l 0 l“~l 0- ll
Baltimore ........ 101 4200'-—8
Second game—-
Baltimore .................. 9 l 1 0 2 5~—-ll
Washington ................ 000040—4
' EASTER)! LEAGUE canes
At Providence—Providence, 6; Scran-
to“,
At Springfield—Wilkosharre, 7; Spring-
field,
NATIONAL LEAGUE BTANDlNG.
L. P.C. W. L. P.C.
Baltimore" .81 36 .638 Brooklyn. not so .hth
Cleveland” ass) .6.» Chloe c .55 «i7 .589
Pittsburg...50 2 .584 New orh.i50 49 .505
Philadelp’aia’i 43 .561 Washingtonill till .8“)
Basic ...... 5443 .557 tLouisn .ill 71 .3)!
Cincinnati. hi 44 Mi) Louieviile.. R74 .3)?
(70qu Thought to Re Dead.
Wssrrinnn, Mass, Aug. 24.-—~'l‘hcro is
new but little doubt tlmt John Phelps
Cowles, whose wife resides in this town,
has met death in South America. It is
thought that ho was killed during one of
the insurrections in Grenada. Mr. Cowles
' was appointed in 1880 by President Hayes
vice consul and inicmrctcr at h‘oochow
and hold the place until nearly the close
of President Cleveland’s first administrat-
tlon. lie wus the son of the late Rev. J.
1’. Cowlcs of Ipswich.
Toronto ls Interested.
TORONTO, Aug. 2i.——The divorce pro-
eroding.) taken in Trenton by John A.
Barnes against his uiio and naming
‘FruukA iliagounu us curespimdout ox
cites much interest in ihli. city from the
{not that Mrs. llurncs was a Toronto girl.
Her name was Halon Edith Ridden, and
she was the daughter oi llr. Riililull. Miss
Riddnll was an operator in one of the tele-
gruph milieu»; of this city previous to her
marriage.
‘ Hm ._
“’hy the Kaiser \Vne Careful.
Loxnox, Aug. 24.—it is reported that
the unusual secrecy relative to the mow»
incutsof Emperor William during his visit
to Lord Inimlnlc was lllll‘ to a hint given
to the police that German socialists might
attempt to attack the emperor.
that the police had annulus to watch uu-
ill'l’ Exnmmr \l' lilium‘ e w induws and to
patrol the grounds all night.
A Safe Trust.
It is said
PliOVlilEliitl-Z, Aug. 24,—Tho hlcslcr
Safe company of ilmuiliou,
O. ,
the Mos-
lor Safe and lax-k company of Cincinnati
and the Corliss Safe cniiipmiy of this city
have been conselldului under the name of
the Music:- Safe coinpnny at New York,
with n capitalized stock of $1,000,000. Mr.
Moslor of Cincinnati is president of the
organization.
Alignment at Cincinnati.
Cinemas“, Aug. 2i.—-.l. N. Wiiilldcl‘iiit
do (20., grain and provision couunisslen
merchants, haw assiguid.
United States, arrived on the Cunard‘
liner Campanile. lie was given an on.
thusiastic Welcome. He looked woll. His
eyes sparkled with health, and his checks
were rounded out. considerably.
unite Against the Traction Company.
NEWARK, N. J. Aug. ill -—-'l‘hc docket
oi the supreme and circuit courts for the
next term contains actions for impinges
aggregating a total of over 0500, 000
against the Consolidated Trmitlen compo:
collisions or in getting on orcii their cars.
rm Royal Drydnek linestlsteetory.
Wasumo'ror,Aug. 24.-—-’i‘hc beord desig—
nated to examine the,ilrydock at Port
Royal, 9 C., has reported to the navy dc-
partmcnt that the dock has not proved
satisfactory and monimcndlng that it be
not accepted.
Cold Reserve Barely latent-ind.
Wasnisoror. Aug. 94.—~Ninc hundred
and thirtyciivo thousand dollars in gold
was withdrawn from the snbtronsury in
New York tor export today. This reduces
the gold reserve to $100,880,584.
Abs hall Guilty of larder.
Savanna, Aug. scum trial or Abs
and Email, the negro who shot Policemen
Nave and was recently brought back from
Baltimore, resulted in a verdict of guilty
of murder.
Jersey militia-Isle.
wasux, N. J., A .,m.mrao Pruitt
bitten party will testste on
under». s at? when an
mlujwliilitiielil.
COLUMNS CUT TO LINES.
The First National bunk of Franklin,
0.. has suspended.
tIhiileormili’. Howard, or vice president 01
0A. R. 17..th been released from Juli.
l hDick Moment Hi. Paul and Billy lion
nosey of lhiston fought ii iii mund draw
at Bradford, Pa.
The town oi lwona. Pa, had a 075,000
fire. Altoena’s lire diumrtmcpt was called
to help subdue the flames.
l Ate meeting of the Western Baselmli
ny by WHO"! who have been injured in essrreiatlou the franchise of the Denver-
The Cunardcr Campania has arrived,
’ Omaha club was taken away.
making the trip in il days ii hours and ii
minutes and Making her record.
I Librarian oi Congress A. ll. i-l peil’md
has dcpcsiitod 022. 000 in the linltedm titan-s
treasury to settle the discrepancy in his
accounts.
President Frmaiman of the New York
Baseball club is trying to secure the serv-
ice of Manager '1‘. it. Bums oi the Spring-
ilclil (Mass. ) club.
l Albert von Hammett, claiming to be an
Austrian count, was ltmkml up in New
to pay for a meal.
General Thomas ll. Ne
Hittite says that almost eve
deutlsl nominee in 1mm
”muscular:
Ir
.-
)
York Misuse he (lilillil not raise 50 cents
v of Torre
icpuhllcan
in indlana wants Harrison for the presi.
The total production in countries which
import wheat is estimated at 749,422,000
bushels. In countries which export, the
total production is 1,651, 701, 000 bushels.
Twenty-live themed mill Workers are
out on strike at Dundee. The maniac
ssnsmsnt not to advance
”mgtmths pneumatic tors vio-
JstsIDstnrsi
'Pltcher's Castoria.
emulatiii
' i met knew of Dr. Hand's remedies for
children five years Illi o, and i sin contin—
nsliy recommending Oibfl‘ mothers to use
them. and always with the but rcsnlts.
My baby was deathly sick with cholera
inisnlummnd Dr Hand's Disrri (BI Iii:-
iure cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Band’s Colic (‘u’re is also: Helicon—dire.
N. A. Daniels " Dr. Hand s Colic Care
and Dr. Hand's Dinning . hiixture are
told by all druggisls, 25%
Children Cry for
P'ltcher's Caetorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Cations.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castes-ls.
When she became lilies, she clung to Custorls.
When she and Chfldremshe gsvethein 0min.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
FRESH
Pies. Cakes and Bread.
Orders taken for Ice Cream to
be delivered the following day.
Fruits and Vegetables fresh
every morning.
New Teas, the finest in the
city, 50c lb.
Butter from the Berkshire
Hills; fresh lot to arrive this
week; those that have tried it
say it is the finest in the city,
280 per lb.
Look at my window for pres-
ents with co lice.
72 llnnh Main iiieei.
Samuel Enmslucl, Jr.
all if
New York Announcement.
"Gunner-lean lcueeend newts l‘urnishl'h-f
i . i
l'lomer’s Families
The Best in the lurker.
All who desire to buy reliable Furni-
ture in moderate priced or more costly
grades will find our stock the most
advantageous to select irom (or these
reasons: it represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largest and most varied in America.
The completeness at our sssoitmeets can
best he understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than has hundred and My
dilmsi Badman Eds in every variety of
wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bedstesds, as
well as endless lines at Parlor, Dressing
Room, Library and Dining Room Furniture
of the most srtistie styles. and ranging iron:
the modest sud inexpensive to the most elab-
orately served end inlaid.
flawsrdmvsrysrttsle ranked ”use.“
and Memenththehueshsldenlhe mm
inplsislynsritednsdsrntesrlseetess
GREAT fllilllTllllE EIPililllll,
01-65 West 23d St” N. Y.
Maintain. Ides Incas.)
lesser I 0e.'e setsflishnsst is easel Haunts
sl Iew Yam-Iowans” Connect.
pm In:
lllll WE
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competig
lien.
Better have your wells laid by s Nor-
sslh men that you can find at say time,
rather than traveling agents.
m. turns. Conn. 71 William St»? '
at 10 o ’clock, a 880 bicycle.
Each customer purchasing goods to the and...
over at either of our stores will be given a card and
holder to one chance. ‘ ‘
I9 llain Si. llorwalk.
86 Washington Street.
chilies and Furnisheis .
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle ..00
any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.
FOR THE LATEST STYLE;
_op._
-GO TO -
THEO. OLSEN.
ENTERPRISE lllllll SEElElS !
Call and see them.
lll'lll
Sentinel Building, in. is.
in lnvisiion is hereby u-
isniei in the people of Ismail
and vicinity ill inspect illiiflllillis.
iii in not claim it give you
gull inllais for ill-cant plains;
bill we will mm you iiiily ind
jsily.
W.
MINES it illlllillKISS,
PLUMBING
AN D
HEATING.
‘ HOUEEKIEPING
ARTICLES nt
Ill WALL fit.
Ms w for the Vhtsr Buick.
17 WALL 31'.
spills FollWElll
SMITH NllllWllK ,HMlllWill‘E (ill.
42 South Main Street.
FRANBIS & 80.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself' in a bushel basket as to under-
seli them. And at this time are showing the best line of
SPRING [llllllllll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aiford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
- South llnrwall. Conn.
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