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in. Great nobody Placed in the
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This is the most wondertul production of
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””835“ on scientific principles and
used by Scott in his extensive practice for
fall blood discans. The cures
wilt I)itmre simpmronderful and have
doctor’s parlors for
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, andattentionoithedoctortorh medi-
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city. t tbb’coafiishammamr or dul l‘io
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rider nnexceilaiiJ
complain?” lick headaéheun
pals loss of appetite. caustics;
.sorofn “in." syphilis. cancerous homers.
salt rheum. pimples on see.
nullify. iis. diuinessd female weak
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above named linguists have received
lintoonsignment and would invite all
toes“ and become acquainted with
to of a set remedy. dean's
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pedal-a Received at new test.
Haven. Anglia .-'l'here is a ru
here that the Spanish steamer Villav
chartered by General Campos as his pri-
vate yacht, has been blown up at sea.
She went from hero to New York eaten.
sibiy to go into drydoek to be cleaned and
painted. Elbe left’New York on the that
last to return to Havana. It is said that
shehad on board a ton of dynamite. bought
byGenersi Campos to be used in the cam—
paign against the insurgents. This dyna»
mite exploded with terrific force. the story
goes. tearing the ship into fragments.
Cable advices from Spain confirm the
report that General Salcedo will not be
sent again to Cuba.
Campos Wanted Dynamite foo.
Haw roux, Aug. 30.41.. Viilaverdc ?
belongs to the Spanish Transatlantic line :
and was chartered by Captain General .,
Campos (or his personal use during the
campaign in Cuba.
She arrived here Aug. 19 from Havana
and went into drydock in the Erie basin.
where her hull was scraped. some paint
was put on and she received some minor
repairs. It was given out that she came
here simply to be painted, but that. expiry
nation 0! her unexpected coming did not
satisfy those who reasoned that it was a
long distance to travel merely for a coat
of point
i
A story got abroad and found ready
credence that when General Campos saw
the terrible destruction theiusurgent Gen-
eral Rolcif was causing with dynamite in
wrecking railway bridges. disabling pub-
lic works and demolishing fortifications,
be determined to get some of the terrible
explosive immediately lor the Spanish
troops to use. and that be sent the Villa-
verde here alter it. When she sailed from
New York Aug. 21. it was stoutiy asserted
that she had on board a ton of dynamite.
She made the trip irom Havana to New
York in live days..- Therefore she should
arrive in Havana on her return by the
96th.
' totem-s has! in ones.
Since Captain Roloif ran the blockade
oi the Spanish around the island of Cuba
there has been no news of further attempts
to land arms and am million for the aid
of the insurgents unti. yesterday. For the
last two weeks Cuban headquarters, at it
Broadway. have been deserted. and appar»
ently the New York leaders had abandoned
their work
There was an unusual stir yesterday.
howover, and it was learned that the New
York agents had just received word of the
successful landing of one of the most im-
portant iiiibustcriug expeditious that has
been fitted out during the present war.
The news received was meager. but it is
said that the leaders in this city knew of
the expedition and all the details.
The Cuban leaders here say the expedi-
tion in question loft Philadelphia on Aug.
21, and the landin was made in Cuba
(our days later. he vessel used was a
swilt cutter, rochristcncd the Com. The
expedition was in charge of Captain Fran~
clsco Sanchez Eschcvorra. it is said.
Captain Eschcverrn is 50 years old and
n veteran oi the last Cuban uprising. Ho
landed successfully two illibustcrlng ox-
peditions in Cuba in 1870 and in 1871.
Second in command was Bales Timarro.
A physician with the expedition is untried
Dr. liizznto. and one of the volunteers
was Alvarez Gomez. a book publisher.
The expedition cleared from Philadel-
phia at noon on the day mentioned. Her
clearing papers stated that she carried a
general cargo of merchandise and was
bound for Cuban ports The vessel. it is
said. carried llv" iiclll pieces. two howit
zcrs, 0,000 titles and 200.000 rounds of
ammunition. There were only 50 men in
the party. but u grout quantity of modi~
clue and fluid apparatus was taken. and
the insurgents stand more in need of this
today than in the need of men.
Campers and maguire In London.
LONDON. Aug. lid—Samuel (tempers.
(ix-president, and P. J. Magniro, vice
president of the American Federation of
Labor. addressed the Liverpool Trude!
council in famr of the fraternity of the
English speaking workers of the world.
Mr. Maguire said that England was a
quarter of a mntury ahead of America in
trades unionism.
hlalby htlll on “Toy
Canon, N. Y. Aug iii). -Gcorge R.
Halby cimtmiled the conventions in both
the assembly districts of tit. Lawrence
county and was allowed to name the dele-
gates to the senatorial convention. assur.
lug him a unanimous nomination. Open
fight against him has I-cnsod.
Danni's Jury Completed.
hiss FliANC'iiiLO. Aug. ill). --The work
at completing A jury to try Durant was
ended by the acceptance of Hnmuel F.
button. a wholesale flflllllil'. Both sides
oinmi in a request for an adjournment
ntil Monday, which was granted.
Millionaire Dies at burnings.
Smmrmm, Aug. 80 -—Wliilnm .l. Nich-
ols. aged 72 years. a millionaire cottagcr,
expired suddenly from heart iaiiuro while
about to start out {or a drive. Mr. Nich-
ols tormeriy resided in Chicago and was
a property owner there.
German Anarchists (to tree.
Bunnie. Aug. lion-Jim anarchist trial
at Madgcburg has collapsed. Eight of the
accused Were muittod. and one was sen-
tenced to two months' impriminmeut on a
charge of inciting to bomb throwing.
Judge Span! to Open the Invention.
ArtsrrA.Aog.ao sou-lion. Emery Spur.
United States judge for the southern cir-
cuit oi Gmrgia. has been chosen orator
for the opening esercim on the WI!
States international exposition.
' Li the. Clan Prenatal.
SHANGHAI. Aug. sit-um Hung (than;
has teen appointed imperial chancellor by
I"imperial decree in place of vieeroy of the
mines of Chitin. which oilico be for-
merly held.
About flutter!» flat-Cred Are out.
licensee“. Aug too—There is on
change in the clothing m,strlke situation
sentences hands are now out.
departed tariytbls
they oithe delegates returned in parties
or individually. But law commander-lea
will return with their toll number at
members. as some prefer toremnin longer
than others.
There were many entertainments and
receptions again last night at the different
nurture. The event at the waning
was the entertainment and Magnet given
by the directors of the Southwestern Tel
snap): and Telephone omnpnny to the
knights and ladies of Texas and Arkhnsas-
st the American House.
The last business transacted was the
election of officers. The grand encamp-
ment elected Right Eminent Sir Warren
La Rue Thomas of Kentucky grand com-
w. LARCE THOMAS.
under to succeed Most Eminent Sir
Hugh McCurdy. Reuben H. Lloyd of San
Francisco was elected deputy grand com-
mander. Pittsburg was chosen asthe next
conclave city.
Very Eminent Sir. H. Wales Lines of
Merldcn. Conn , was re-ciccted grand
treasurer. There was a contest for the
grand moordorship. and four ballots were
necessary. Eminent Sir W. H. May so
curedthe coveted position. Sir Knight
May is grand recorder of the Grand Com-
mandery of Missourlsnd resides in St.
Louis. The appointment of the grand
prelate. grand standard bearer. grand
warden and grand captain of guard will be
made alter the installation of the odioers
elect. The election of officers ended. the
encampment took up the question of re-
vising the code. which consumed the time
until the adjournment and was resumed
The glory of the Knights Templar cou-
oiave reached a supreme climax last night
when the triennial mmmittee oi the Grand
Commanderyof Massachusetts and Rhode
Island gave a grand reception and ban-
quot to Most Eminent Sir iiugh hicCurdy
and to the oiiiccrs and members of the
grand encampment at the Hotel Vendomc.
It was one of the most brilliant social
functions over soon in Boston.
GIRLS RUN A COLLIERY.
The New Woman Crops Out In a Periwi-
vania Coal Mine.
Simmons, Fri Aug lid—Four Ameri—
can girls. tall and robust have been dis-
covered working II small coliiory owned
by Joseph Mans in the hlnhnnoy valley.
They are daughters of the proprietor of
the mine.
Katie. the oldest, is chief engineer. hav-
ing charge of the engines that hoist coal
from the slope. Annie. who is iii years
of age. is slate picker imse. The other
two girls. Jonnio and Mary, run the
pumps that keep the mine free from wa-
ter. although Mary souwtimos cuts Coal
with the men.
All Rl‘l‘lll wuil pleased with their Will'k.
and their father says they accomplish
more than any other of his employees.
BASEBALL.
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At New York—-
New York ....... 0 ii 2 0 0 2i i 0 ‘-H
.Loulsviiie ........ 0 l) 0 0 i 0 0 li—— l
At llrmkiyn—
Brooklyn ......... i o l 0 :i :3 l o *—~il
Cincinnati ....... o u l 0 i 0 l *‘ 1- 0
At Boston——
Clercland ........... 0 l 0 o i 2 o (t— 4
Boston ............... l o o o o 7 o ‘-—- 8
At. Philadelphia——
Philadelphhi.... :3 i o o o o o :3 0“ 5
Chicago ........... 0 ii I) l) l) 0 U I) 2—-— B
At Washingtonu
Washington ................ ‘J :l o i :i lw 0
St. Louis ................... ii I 0 :3 o o-. 9
Allan Establishes Ills Government.
LIMA. Peru. Aug. iiii.~lt is roxmrted
here that when (ii-Ilcrnl Aifnro. head of
the revolutionary party and of tho pro-
visional gowrnmvnt in Founder, has in-
stalled himself at Quitothn Peruvian gov-
ernment will recognize him and his gov-
ornmcnt.
Mia-Int Delaware l’eiltloiaa Dead.
WILmso‘ros, lint, Aug, Illi.—-ltx~'l'rem
uror William iirrimt all"! at New Castle
after» long illness. lie was one of the
best known Democratic pollticions in this
state.
“tectonic" timers.
The report that three men were drowned
in Onondaga inks during the storm is un-
founded.
Mrs. James lino. mother of Edwin Dun.
United Mates minister to Japan. «lied
near London, 0.
A German torpmlo boot unmizod in the
North son. and iii persons are reported to
have been drowned.
The secretary of the treasury extended
the time for tiling sugar bounty claims
from Sept. itoOct. i. 1395.
Burglar! broke into the ofllco of tho
Graseell Chemical works. at Trnmieymn
Staten Island mind. and blew open the
sale with dynamite.
A tramp was found in the private oilire
of flsyor throng of New York city lie
said he was waiting lor the mayor to come
‘snd give him spell- of pants
Alexander imithsrt Nelson professor
or the Cincinnati chair of mathematics in
ithe Washington and Dec lfillelt’.“
sunuruck and his condition is critical
United limes Commissioner Henry rite-
oi Buflalo newer overpowered
three friends ‘ Williua Claim.
' and constipation
“ant: out;
a” ,
g ‘3!” Don't Have to mar CC
soy-them ionislourneloi Agriculture
Chance
in an, editorial shoot Nov'i'o Ben. the
WM habit care. "We now
of my cum cured by No—To Bee. one.
a prominent St. Louis architect. unrated
ud chewed lpr twenty years: two boxes
cored him so that even the smell of to}
bacon makes him sick." Ne-‘l'o-Beo sold
and guaranteed by B. H. Piabted No
cure on pay. Boos tree. an-Illeu Renn-
dy Co.. New vol-l or Chicago.
MW
Stomach and bowl complaints are best
relieved by the timely use at DeWitt's
Colic std Cholera Cure. insist on hav-
ing this pwpsrstioo. Don t like any
other. E P Weed and G. 0. Subaru.
"I know an old soldier *wbo had
chronic diarrioel of long standing to
have been permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di-
arri wt Remedy.” rays EdwsreSbumpik.
.. prominent druggist of Minneapolis.
lion. "1 have sold the remedy in this
city for over seven years and consider it
superior to any other medicine now on
t :0 market for bowel coinplainie.” 25
and bonnt bottles of this remedy for
sale by G C. Sililson. drogzist
Easy to take, sure to cure,no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills.
DoWiit’e Little Early Risers. Best for
sick headache. biliousness. sour stomach
E P Weed and 0.0.
Stilt-on
Child ren Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Cartons.
When she was a Child. she cried for Canada.
When she became Miss she clung to Canasta.
When she and Children. she gave them Castorin.
Children Cry fdr
Pitcher’s Caetorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
How's 1 his‘.‘
We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of ratmih that cannot be cured by
Hall‘s Catarrh Con:
i”. J. CHENEY & (30.. Props. Toledo. 0.
We. the lindel’llflnrd. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all builders transac-
tions and financially able to carry out any
chlisatlon made by their i‘lrm.
Wim- & 'l'mrax. W holesaie Drum lets. Toledo.
0. “'ALI)l.\‘:I. Runs 3: humor, Wholesale
[)rngrists. Toledo. 0.
Ha‘ i'o Cainrrh Cure is taken internally. act-
ins directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces or the system. l’rice 75¢ per bottle. Sold
by all dragging. Testimonials free.
is an index to the kind of tobacco 3
1 he uses. smokers of f
lorillard’s
lose-lea
tut Plug
, alwayslookpielasntbecansc they
feel pleasant. In this tobacco is
the embodiment of comfort...»
cry element necessary to tobacco
o
W. A. BENEEIET &
i9 lain 8t. llomil.
lilnliiirs and Finishers "fallen an B‘oyg‘
m
For the goods are all new, but next sprin we
want to come out with an «
ENTIRE NEW STOCK, .
surprise you.
Sentinel Building. 80. mm v,
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TH E0. OLSEN.
ENTERPRISE EAISIN SEEEEES i
Call and see them.
SOUTH NERWMK HAREWERE (ill.
42 South Main Street. /.
FEANEIS & 00.,
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 0!
lil‘
PEINE EiliTillii
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aiford to do otherwise. . '
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
- South licrwalt. Conn.
#7
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in lnviaiinn is hereby ex-
tended to the people at linmll
and vicinity Io inspectomgools.
lie in not claim ill give you
40M dollars for ill-cent pieces;
but we will Ileai you iaiily and
jsily.
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dole sgenin for the Victor Bicycles.
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