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i. i. Shepard and ill Scull
HOW
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‘ The Great New York Specialist The
' llocter Prevailed Upon to Have
Ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Bragglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
cal science in the nineteenth century.
is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tionoomspunded on sclentiilc principles and
used by . Scott in his extensive practice for
m of blood diseases. a cures
tb itare simpl wonderful and have
attract: uaands to the doctor's parlors for
Wenchanutent is the demand I: n the
linseed attention of the doctor for medi-
freln use is who could not visit New
«nary. ml‘antbmnfloh‘tg‘m of Idatyfio
scmep yw 0 acre
“rniwe'l‘llmhtfifn
s 01’ s s
callsdteflouth Nonalk to arran
‘ . a and purifier unesceilsd. a
male nothingcan eq‘lllal. Dr. Scott has
his life to the t orough knowledge
modern-min: of blopd diseases. a few of
w arenamed ere: idney d liver
at. sick headache. muscular ma-
r
psfa. loss of a tire. consti .
uremia. amounts. (”0,333, humnrs. p“n
catarr salt rheum.plmpies on rice.
pascal :omty. boils. dizziness. female weak-
a.
vs named druggfsta have received
; in
:thall
ills run line to be Used with Dr.
4.. Scott's.
“FOR SALE Bil—u
E. I. Tomllnson, Booth llorwallr;
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bacon in. Lavrou
its. the url initialisation
Ilill ism! llln lllllliitiln‘
than Steals!» Tickets and Bterl
. . a. name:
last tiles. flsntt Ronstadt.
futile. Widener»
. masons who assistants "
.tiig . mam . lrerlesra‘d
, , . the First regimens of the guards before
Ilis non-0min. at new ones: Ilse the fictions. and at the conclusion of the
m mu... Ind 0M“ ‘m I. reviowperscuallr dccorntedtheetandards
of the troops with oak leaves. ,
”l. m”’"°"¢ “W "‘ W. Thcpamdo of troops androtersns on
use ”aileron or to. em.
, the Tom lhofcr fold was attended with
Newman it. 1., Sept. 8.--0llver it. P.
unwont
Belmont’s new house. .Beloourt, was for-
mall opened amid splendor unusual avg:
for l ewport. where each housewarinina
strivcato be more magnificent than the
over the scene.
splendor. The American veter-
tna were given the place of honor in the
right wing, near the Stcucrhaus. The
weather was very warm. and a haze hung
The,‘emprcss drevcte the parade ground;
1aat. ‘
neatly upset ail Newport. is practically
ever, but he is still an ill man. and he
won't do any more entertaining this sea-
sonal. least. . ‘ ,
Bcicourt is the finest combination of a
villa and stable to be found in Ame
The whole establishment looks more
a public building than anything else. It
was built after designs by the into B. M.
F.l‘lunt. and no head was paid to expense.
, The illness of Mr. Belmont, which 3.. in a cariragc drawn by four horses ridden
by tillous. i
he carriage was preceded by a detach-
ment of her niaj'osty's own body guards.
The cmpresss wore an ivory cream colored
costume and a lace bonnet and carried a
sunshade of the same color. Her majes-
ty’s carriage was followed by one contain-
ing the princes. The kaiser arriired on the
ground followed by the king of Wurtem-
burg, who was attired in, a red Runner
The fittings and furnishings are no for uniform. He w 'a‘ttendcd'by a glittering
a castle. Rare o'ld tapestry and bronncs,
statues of full fledged horses, with knights
in armor nstridc; thousands of dollars'
worth of paintings, etchings and engrav'
lugs, all emblematical of race horses,
coaching and of all kinds of racing of ano
cicnt and modern days are on the walls oi
suit of general princes and foreign at.
tnchcs.
Amid tremendous cheers the erllpcror
entered the city at the head of his color
company, passing through the Friedrich
stream and Untor don Linden, where the
children of the Berlin schools, numbering
about 81,000, were formed in line await.
the coach room, where the supper took
place.
The Belmont colors and coat of arm
arepromlnent. Down on the first floor
and connected with the ballroom, wlilere
sounds of revclry were heard andw are in“ occupied
3:; mggsficgemuggrrgx;:hgt:;:$:°& The banquet last evening of the veterans
bred horses. onl horses which could 3b“ at Freiburg, Baden, was brought to a and
owned byuBclmr’ont Those were in hand- termination. Justice Klesel' had arisen
some stalls, with sides in snow white tile. “d was offering a toast to the people and
the army when he was stricken with
Blooded nor-u 0'- 9"“ m.- apoplcxy and died almost instantly.
For the occasion the blooded animals
were placed on dress parade. They were '
covered with pure white blankets and MURDEUELEUICIDE?
with colors to match. Such a scene was Body of a Young Woman Found In . am.
never witnessed at a ball in America. The low Creek.
pretty women, in chic gowns, strolled Lyons N. Y. 86 t. 3’__ bod f
through the brilliantly illuminated sta- woman was dis'eovdled ”3,201,.“ {id’wnf
”135 with “5 much freedom “3 they did in Ward on her hands and knees in lesh than
the ballroom. four feet of water in Black brook, a mail
It WM by a“ odds ”W, mum“ 0m" tributary of the Clyde river, by Lewis
tainment "9" glven. in 59‘7”“! at lcast, Sims, a colored boy. The body was taken
and without doubt it has never been du- to Undertaker 3“,th rooms, where it
plicntod in America. Just beyond was the was identified .3 being that of Miss Mary
confirm “150 “1mm“! an“ “Wt“, Relsdarph. daughtor of George Rclsdnrph.
and where birds of all kinds, monkeys . carpenter living near the hamlet of
and other attractions from Gray Crag
parkwere on exhibition. Withthc bright, "an” ”"n mu“ ”when“ °f “m
fullmoon. the lights and music, the guests The young lady w" a pm” over 91
were totally unconscious that itwasnight. years of age was in good health had he.
1 I
It was a weird but picturesquesccne, with tended a“, Lyons Union school all in“
Belmont colors and Belmont coat of arms year and had been in the teacher‘s train-
lpromlnent. ‘ 1113 class. She had visited Lyons on Satur-
0110110 Bldl’ 3'0 jeweled ““03”“! and day and was seen Sunday afternoon by
on the other side is a gallery. hear the neighbors five miles from here on her way
main entrance ‘0 “he '00“! and 0" the to Lyons on foot, which would necessitate
03800“d “00' ‘3 1‘ “mm“ "”8““, “dc" the crossing of the stream within a few
milled forth 103““ strains when the foot of where she was found. It is said
guests “"‘Wd' 0“ "‘0 5m“ "t frequent that she attended services Sunday evening
intoravls are knights in armor, silent rc- in this village.
minders 0’ by 30“” duys. Jug” below th‘ Indications are evenly divided between
lug the arrival of his majesty. Over 100,-
000 persons witnessed the procession. the
windows and roofs of the buildings along
the line of march being crowded with
spectators and every available space he-
on day s———Arabinn perhaps—and astrltle 0' duration in favor of suicide. The case is a
which were bold warriors. mysterious one in every respect. Coroner
Between "1" horsesmnullinmmoth rustle Dr. Herman L. Cllnscof Palmyra has inrw
horseshoe device. surmounted with n paneled “ mm which has adjourned un-
Jockcy cap of the Belmont colors, the fa: til Wednesday afternoon.
vors, the like of which were never seen .. ._
before. were displayed. ,
Bachelor nan Pure and Simple. l BAEEEALL'
Understand thrill lb was a bachelor bull 35110:“, LEAGUE GAMES.
pure and simple, and not one of Mr. Bel At New York—
meut's many friends of the fair sex were Now i’ork _______ 0 L. 0 0
a s___
asked to receive the guests, although Cleveland 0 o 0 .3 5 3 i 3 0_:
many wuro anxious to aid the ill host ill At Brrxlh‘l-yll;
cvery possible manner. Infant. tire cotli- Brooklyn 3 U .1 0 3 ., u 3 ,_fi
ion was led by two Boston gcntlcmcn— Chicago """"" 0 0 0 0 ‘ 6 0 :l 3__ b
Mr. G. I). Cuslling and Mr. H. Hunne- At Boston-—
well—and that, too, without ladies. 0i Cincinnati 0 l 0 l n 0 1 p) 0__ 'l
course this was not plouslngtolarlies, but Dostorl """" 0 n 0 9 r) U .3 l .__3‘-
it could not be helped. Mr. Belmont bo- , At Pilillldoelplll-r—
ing original oven if erratic or eccentric Philadelphia “ u 0 U 5 0 0 _, r,_”
in his ideas of nimcholor ball at the only Pittsbur ”"1 0 0 .3 0 i 0 3‘, 0__'...
combination dwelling house rind stable in At Balztimorc— ‘ “'
America. '
The elaborate and costly favors were italtli‘lhld: """" 3 3 ‘1) 3 3 3 3 (l. i: :1,
distributed by Mr. Boltrlorlt‘s English At ‘V‘ls};"“i"é")n__
"tiger." about Ilfcot in height. Thclarl Louisville g” ll 0 0'2 0 0 0 2 3_
Q-l
was dressed irl high boots, trousers, silk
hat and cockudc, and on his book were
two wings to represent a modern cupid.|‘
Mr. Belmont's two Egyptian servants At Iloclrostcr~Rochester, 3; pm“.
dressed in two native costume, with deuce, to,
drawn swords, aided the "tiger." l At. Syracuse—Syracuse, ll; Wilkes
Two servants with natty trousers and barre, ll.
powdered hall- brought forth paper hoops, "‘
for one figure in tho cotlllon after Ber-l L 3°, Shflob’sm‘t c;""'::“ I
r had served the on per. Other orl . ”OSHOCKTOH. -. Cop . .— ly Scrum
31 and unique flgurga in the get-mg: for.a boysgcd ill. shot and fatally injured
included races on hobby horses through Thomas hlcllcnuott. The shooting was
paper hoops, and men were placed behind the result of a quarrel. hlcllcrllrott picked
a shoot and placed their fingers on the up a stone and threatened to kill the boy.
screen. The ladies followed suit. and Suhaoforrlrow a 32 caliber revolver and
later they put on masks and found and fired point blank at hlcllerrrrott. Mchr-
danced with the men they accidentally mott willdlo. Sohrlofcr gave himself up
some in contact with through the shoot and is now in jail.
device. l ' ' ' ' ._ -
“rs ‘1"""".l"‘lll u ..:::':t“*:.*":"::* our"; ..
owumon worocxpcc c ii an r r po' )3. ., r or- l.—- ‘ o o 0-
them out, and when they did they were dist Episcopal conference suspended for
compelled to dance with them. There one your the “or. W. ll. Dudley, former
were also driving figures to harness. and chaplain of the Ohio penitentiary. for oil-
the ladies as a grand finale tossed balls to talnlrrg money under frrlsc pretenses.
the men. Moro elaborate fuvorn, luclud-l . "v
lug four in hand whips. \vcr'o never seen Colonel ”""";:”"I: ‘0 7"“ ‘(Mlmulnll‘
in Newport. inxtml'mx. ‘y. r opt. :l.-—— footie '.
Duke of Marlborough There. :0. P. lirr-rzklrlrldgo announced that he
who guests “"1“,“ unexpectedly "fly. will make his first political speech In the
and when they entered the main entrance Democratic stoto capmnlgn 0'1 bl-‘Db 21 I“
they saw a big stock of cards and letters Wlliiurustown. Grant county.
sent to the heat by sylnpethlzilrg frlemli “‘“w'
War“ "or. 3 $123.33: “32:: :“"l°.:.*‘..'::::::::r-..
rcsen ncu ng in u no or Jory » ~ ...-— ‘ ---
gush, all the attaches of the foreign em- ' clol Science llssrlclrrtlon began its general
bassy represented here. and last but not meeting hem "‘le evening.
least, the guest- of honor included Lorly
Rachael and my Aileen Wyndhamauin,‘
daughters of Lord Drrnravcn._wlro cnmtl
filth (:helr ‘lmstesscs, Hrs. Herbert and incntlawyersln (‘rllifornla isrlcrlrl
as race sou. g . . .
Lord Dunrnvcu was expected, but he The first new from the Peary relief ex-
could not fantasia prosaic? business in widely? I:ilnccltsrloparturc was received
connection with alkyr o. twnsagreat at . o as.
hell and a fittin christening to Belcourt.‘ The strike of carpet weavers in Phila-
The brothero the host, Mr. Perry Bel- dolphin is over, all of the firms having
mont, was a very useful man at the ball. lined the scale.
and he relieved hll lll brother 0' “Dull The old shaft of the Palm coal mine.
pressingdelnnnds. TMOIUWWDIONM near Pane, ills, is on fire. and the lives
:30 illness of thpxhotgmu t‘hoalnfiblllli: 3* of three men are in danger.
'0'“? slstcr. V" “m“. - 0" n .l Agang of firebuge cronicdo rcignof
3° reach hero M 93W‘ 52W," "M terror in West Brighton. is. l., Sunday
ml: 22$??? 130?“? \pust ‘3 0 clock. .nlght and early Monday morning.
9' ° 0 ‘ Beerbolrm True the well known actor
Small gilt chairs were provided for the 1 while playing in"‘h’edcrn" at Hull, had
00 pairs who participated in tho gel-man ‘
and while the leaders. hlcssrs..cushlné may“ by ”MW "9 “'“W‘l‘l ”'5
and liunmywrzll. ware arranglng the dc ,
falls the organ orcrhocriwae played. fl‘hsl “fulfill”? X” “a???“ pilgmi V3)!!!
supper Was practically the product or. Il‘l ”0 It!" “In c n 9
international tournament at Hastings
.m‘rfidfimfi 3"“ '1’“ bill ”1 m" m“ ‘” England, and therefore takes ill-st prize. ’
' lira. Mary Elisabeth Calvert. wife of
Washington ..... 2 l U :l l) U U l ‘-
EASTEIUI LEAGI'B GAMER.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
William Iielcltor, one of the most prom-
rurgan-weretwowmcmmeth homes of. Mmuicidc'nndfouipiufi wli-h-a'fulr W ,,
, . r... so... nasal» swear ‘ _ ‘ '
W-P ‘ MN Mill! JOB"!!! of AWN!”
falcons whence habit ours. "We know
of many cases cum! by No.70 Bee. one,
a prominent Ell. [mils architect. smoked
and chi-ma for twenty years: two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of to
bacco maul-s him sick." No‘To-Buc sold
and construed by it B. Planted. No
cure no pay. Book free. Sterling Reine-
‘ dy Cm. New York or Chicago.
Mic DdWl’rr's Cello and Cholera Cure
Drvlhud‘s Remedies for Children.
"I find. new of Dr. Hand's remedies for
children five years ago. and i am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to use
thrill. and always with the best results;
My baby was deathly sick with cholera
infanturn,and Dr Hand's Diarrl oer Mix-
ture cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Hand‘s Collr Cure isaleor neuron-Mrs.
N. A. Daniels ” Dr. Hand's Colic Cure
and Dr. Hand’s Diarrtocr .Mixture are
sold by all rirrlggisis. 25c.
Dratrl on should he stopped promptly.
It soon becomes chronic. DeWiti’s Colic
and Cholera Cure is effective. safe and
certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear
witness to rhe virtue of this great medi-
cine. It can always be depended upon;
its use saves time and money. E. P.
Weed and G. S. Stillson.
A hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in a state of constant irritation.
which, if trot speedily removed. may lead
to chronic bronchitis. No prompter rem
edy can be found than Ayer-sCherry Pec—
toral. Its effect is immediate and the re-
sult permanent.
Stomach and bowel complaints are best
relieved by the timely use of DeWitt’s
Colic and Cholera Cure. insist on hav-
ing this preparation. Don't take any
other. E. P. Weed and G. C. Strileon.
Which is worse. imprisonment for life
or a life-long disease, like scrofula. for ex—
ample? The former, certainly, would be
preferable were it'not that Ayer‘s Sarsni
parilla can always come to the rescue and
give the poor hilllt'l‘t’l‘ health. strength
and happiness.
. Gaildrdneresprelellywiefanrs. oregano
run down with cholera infantum or
“summer complaint." Don‘t wait to de-
termine, but give Dchrt's Cello and
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely on
it. Use no other. E. P.Weed and G. C.
Stillsun.~m
A. M. Ilrrily. a well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diarrh-
rrr and used many relrrerlies with little rc-
iiof unillslre tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and diarrhea Remedy. which
has crrrerllrrrr sound and wall. Give it a
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. ‘35 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsou. drug-
gist.
Sevwe unplug pains of the stomach
and luv-Nat instantly and effectually slop.
ped by lh-i’l‘illo‘s Clic and Cholera Cure.
E. P t\ err-l and (l. C. Stillaon.
Irving \\'. Larimorcpllysr'lcul director of
Y. M. C. A., Des Moines, Iowa, says he
can conscientiously rccornrrleud Chamber-
lnlu's Pain lirllul to athletes. gymnasts,
bicyclists. foot ball players and the pro-
fession in general for bruises, sprains
and dislocations: also for soreness and
stiffness of the muscles. When applied
before the parts become swollen it will
effect norm: in one half the time usually
required. For sale by (l. C. Stillsondrug-
gist.
Mr. A. A. Snyder. Supt. Poor Farm
Wlnucsberk 00., 1a., says: Last winter
Mr. Robert Mach used two boxes of De-
Wiit‘s Wilclr Hazel Salve and cured a
large running sure on his leg. Bad been
under car» of physician for months with
our. obtaining relief. Sure cure for piles-
E P. “Mod and G. C. Btlllson.
w- WM
A Luxury.
The smoking habit lilil luxury in which
most men indulge. it's hlorc than a
luxury to ulrloke all Imperial Crown 10c
cigar. For sale by (i. S. 'l'rowbrlrlgc c'c Co.
Easy to take, sure to cure. no pain.
uoihiuu in dread. pleasant llttls pills.
DeWili’n Little Early filer-rs Best for
sick headache, biliouseess. sour stomach
and constipation. E. P. Weed and G. 0.
Bulletin. ‘
How‘s 'lhls‘.’
We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of caisrrh that cannot be cured by
Bali‘s Caiarrh Carol
I. J. CHENEY a 00.. Props.. 'l‘eleda. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known I. J.
Cheney for the lsat ill years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transaco
liens and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
Wear a 'l‘rzcax. Wholesale Dreams. Toledo.
0. vulture. Klaus a tissue. Wholesale
bracelets. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrll Ours is taken internally. act-
inedirecily noon the blood and mucous sor-
fsesseithemiem. Prieeitememie. com
”martinis". Testimonials me.
e
11th . Petal at a nose tirelelluscosof chloral
"l.
“l > m Who’s Salk
. wheel? m m
it. all my rises . lilo he. Reward Galvan at Youngstown. if. I...
- oral '
iii an editorial about lloL'i‘o Bad/the.
For the goods are all new, but next 3 '
want to come out with an
, ENTIRE NEW credit; I
as we will this fall, and in order to fill,”
Tbvro is no dr nbt. no failure when you
It is pleasant, acts promptly. no bad
after (fleets. E. P. Weed and G. 0. Still—
‘son.
NEW Fl arias. Conn. 71 William St.—
have made a reduction in the. prices)! with
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing which will clean ,
stock. ‘ l
surprise you.
Call and we will give you prices which" cut '
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FOR T
w. l. Billlllllll r.
1 is thin sr. liomllr
-op'.
—GO TO—
Cal] and see them.
86 Washington Street.
PLUMBING
AN
in lnviaiinn is hereby ar-
ienrlerl to the people of llorwallr
and vicinity to inspect our goods.
We lirl‘rloi claim to give you
gold dollars for ill-cant pieces;
but we will treat you fairly and
jsily.
W“..—
must “urchins,
n
HEATING. 1" WALL Ff"
Horasnlrnrrrmc
ABll‘IOLES at
23 WALL 8t.
”ascents for the ”Victor Bicycles.
' Sentinel Building. so. rum 0 ~
Mullins and Finishers lulu allllll.
HfiArEST STYLES?
l:
‘
SPRING lourwrln
THEO. OLSEN. ,
ENTERPRISE RAISIN SEEBERS!
shrill~-~~llrlrrw~llr~irulluuIlls—f“
42 South Main Street.
FIlANllIHr 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 of
SPRING Illflllllllll “
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Conant
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & CO...
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
- South ilorwailr. Bonn.
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