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in Chicago broaers. snare amounts interwar raun-
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day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds of Fresh Fish.
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recsivedaa neilt from the m iciue you
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II" 003' IN ALL (Ml . We have
cured thousands. many cases of loop standing
and given up by doctors as iocurab e. in our
to l t I" I OI I '
be Millet]. A “list" 1233‘? f‘a’ilet'isé 3%.“? e 1mg: 00353;
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8 , suffering from Retarded. or Pal
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fol Menstruation and all i laritise of like
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ible care. were entirely safe and we
alwaysherstl upon for s e
”mono hear of a case where they have
I to reduce the deal result. A box
d be exp on hand at at times to “provide
em noes. Corres deucecon enlist.
has .pggfulldlreg‘ty‘lou. securely seal»
pe .
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ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
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E. E. Gorham,
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EAST NORWALKJ
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J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT MW. NORWALK. MI.
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JOHN o'sumvau
lulled Perseus blurred
Will. "Imus. fireworks by the Col.
lapse if a Grand Stand—Next Emmy
neat atlt. 'raul. ‘
, Deuterium Sept.
national encampment of the ’G. A. It. will
be held in St. Paul in 1893, with Colonel
1. N. Walker of Indianapolis as command-
er-iu-chief. '
While 100.000 people were watching the
fireworks along the river front last night
a portion of the grand stand. on which
were seated at least 10,000, people gave
way, and many were injured.
No fatalities were reported. Al for as
known the injured are:
Mrs. Harrlnold. 82 East Market street,
Louisville, foot crushed and leg broken.
Mrs. W. F. Freeland, 748 Third avenue.
Louisville, ankle crushed.
18. --:The thirtieth
COLONEL lVAN hi. WALKER.
Miss Mattie Morgan, J cllorsouviiio. Ind.,
foot crushed.
Miss Forlorn Starr. 1129 West Mann
street. Louimllc. foot crushed and ankle
sprained.
iii. J. Burks, veteran from Springfield.
Moss, foot crushed; will have to be our
pututed.
Miss Eva Willis,
Sun, 0.
Miss Frcldn Scan, 912 West Jefferson
street, ankle broken. ‘
Mrs. Julia Adkins. 121:.) West Chestnut
street. right foot sprained.
Mrs. W. (Y. Noonoss. wife of President
Nooncss of Kentucky wagon works, slight-
ly injured, log and foot crushed. I
Mrs. Maggie Ferris, 33 Portland ove-
nuc, foot and ankle crushed.
A 12-year-old son of Dr. Peter Gunther-
mnn, Baxter avenue, foot crushed.
Miss Rcuurt. Evansville. Ind. foot bud-
Iy crushed.
Colonel Joseph Packard, editor New
Albany Tribune, foot crushed and ankle
badly sprained.
. (7. firm“. Blquton,
spruixwd, right leg broken.
iimrgc Do Long. lliull'ton, lnd., foot
crushed.
Minnie Hayes, :qu Walnut Street, Louis-
Ville. left foot crushed.
llidcr Elvin, will Mann street, lmuls~
t‘illu, kum- ('rusbrd.
l“. l). Uwrtou. UIl liromlwuy, Louis
Vllli‘, unkio crushed. ‘
Henry I". iinrt. Fiftwnth and Prruticc
sirvcts, Louisviilv. log lll‘ilkl'ii.
Kuto llixu-s, daughter of .lldrrumu
lilucs. log brokvn.
Mrs, .\. .I, Thurber. Illmn-Iu-ud,
loft kum rrusln'd.
lit-ujumiu St-nuuiri. llngdud. K52, lustrp
frurturu-d.
Mrs. hchiIqu. ('hlmgn, Internally iu~
jurmlnud both II-gs budiy bruised.
if. It. h‘lnvvr, liouisviilv, hm! crushed
ulid Iu-ud brulml.
Mark \l’vlduu, South Louisville. log
rrusbvd.
Stow liulttuun. South Louisvliiv,
brohvn,
(‘nrrh- Damn-II. l’ittsburg. Inlvrnul iu~
jurlvs.
foot crushed, Morning
Ind., back
by,
lug
Robert Vultghnn, lmuisvillv, foot
crushed.
WIIIIqu\VII.-mii, Louisville, internally
injured.
Lulu Kiuu, Louisville, internally in-
jun-d.
Mrs. Mutlhln Voyvs,
badly brubu-d.
Mrs. llmluid McDonald. foot crushed;
also her i—yvnrold son wus Injured Iutcr~
unity.
Frank Martin.
badly bruim-d.
Wliiium \i'ultcrs. Louisville. left leg
llrollcb.
llusii Iiuost, agent. Arbucklo Coffvo
company. loft foot rrusIu-d.
flow the Accident flocnrnd.
The grand stand whlch foil was about
400 foot. long and on foot wide. it was the
lower port nod oulyolvvulud nbmd. two
fold. llitmodiutoly boyoud this part on on
elevation of night in ten foot them were
MANN). That no um! Woe ltIIch‘ Is a roar»
vol. find tho mus boon vlcvnted to buy
grout dictum-v. umtty dwtths uiust hm‘o rw
sultofl.
A» it was. tho plutlorm on which tho
aunts Worn phuwd eworvcd to the runs and
then settled lothouroundwith ocrnsh.
As It arurtn'nml tho plunksof which tho
seats were mods were lot-rod loavthor. and
the foot and lcgsof hundrwis of spectators
worn snuuht on in n bugs imp.
Thu liniaouf' thousptmiinulmmbs and
the fireworks and tho chmring of the
crowd was so trout that only those adio-
crnt to the grand stand which fell could
hour-it. find it Iwcomu generally known
a [table would have folimvod.
* The exact numtmroi' [miplo injured will
probably heroi- be known. For" whom
men who were standing at that port of
the stnnd any that they saw from no to 75
persons taken away by friends in vobl-
cies. They assisted at treat us runny more
back of the stand. All the ambulances
andmtroi wagons in the oil were suin-
blotted. and those only all; tiy injured
were taken to their stopping places or
their homes.
A portion of the grand stand which fell
was a scene or horrifying confusion. Ir.
Yreeisnd. ssslmnt editor of The (barrier—
Journal. was present when the accident
occurred
lsilllllWlllll, lugs
hullsvilio, both legs
“it Wile awful." he min. "i new man
and women felling everywhere. Whether
they Were faintln
from frl
mid not say. 'ghen
been Weed emu
I meht to get their names.
“abut
w . .
up“ in the cattle»
to ' crust .
more hotel
Walker llaetedflau‘nsflpderaiu-shlef.
At the afternoon session ‘esoh depart-
ment presented Its name for the commit-
tee to frame resolutions on the death of
the young militiamen killedby the explo-
sion. The committee was directed to at.
tend the funeral in a body today.
The roll was called for nominations for
places for the nut annual encampment.
Colonel Albert D. Show of New York pre-
sented the name of Buffalo; E. Webster
of Denver presented tho narueof that city;
tion which St. Paul sent to the encamp-
ment one year ago, and W. W. French of
Tennessee extended an invitation .for the
next encampment at Nashville.
A cdmblnation was formed for St. Paul.
New York voted solidly for Buffalo, while
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Illinois gave their
strength to St. Paul. The first ballot re-
sulted: Nashville, 33 votes; Denver, 103;
Buffalo, 2%; St. Paul, 393. The vote was
made ununhons.
W. A: Ketchlpan of Indiana presented
the name of Colonel Ivan Walker of Indi-
unnpolis for commandor-incbicf of the
Grand Army as a representative of that
fearless and sturdy loyalty that rescued
the nation.
T. S. Clnrkson of Nebraska said his (is-
partment had preschtcd his name as a
can idnte for comrnandcr—invchiof. He
won (1, however, dcciiuo to be 11 candidate
against Comrade Walker, and moved that
the rules be suspended and that the adju-
tunt general be directed to trust the uncut-
mous vote of the encampment for (Join-
mdc Walker. Mr. Clarksou’s action pro-
duced a thunder of applause, and the mo-
tion prevailed with a hurricane of cheers,
CoIoncl Walker heartily thanked the
encampment for the high compliment they
bud bestowed upon him. ‘
In the contest for senior v
ice cmnmuud~
or both lhi'
candidates are from Kentucky.
chnoi Minyon. General Hobsou was nicot-
od. C. E. Cosgrovo of Washington wus
elected vicc commander over J. O. Gregg
of Montana.
THE DURANT TRIAL.
Blanche Lamout's Weight Becomes an Im-
portant Point.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 13. —Pouriug
rain did not lesson the crowd of curiosity
seekers ut the trial of l"~rant. As the do-
fsnsc will lay stress on I: o inability of one
man to carry a heavy body up such a steep
flight of stairs as loads to the belfry of
Emanuel church. the prosecution was
eluted at the testimony today of Richard
Charlton, a grocer, who had weighed
Blanche each week for six months. March
‘37 or 25 she had Weighed II?) pounds. A
week inter she disuppeurcd. Her greatest
wright was 1:31 pounds.
Henry Shulmouut, in cable conductor,
testified that lluruut and Miss launont
hnd ridden together to school tho morning
of April 2. He had seen them frequently
before. and his attention was particularly
directed to them on this day by their ovl.
dontintirnuvy. 'i'hrn the defense. admit-
ted the fact that Durant and Miss Lamont
were together at that time, and this lino
of inquiry was abandoned by the prosectl.
tiou.
Hrrmmi .l. Svhlugior. u clussuzutu of
Durunt ut tho modicul ('nllogo, tt-stiticli
thut four days. utter liluurho bud disap-
peared and before Durant was uwntionud
in connection with lu-r :ills‘i'lll‘t‘ ilurunt
bud salami Svhlugior if bv runu'mbc-n'd
Sl't'llig them tngvtiwr, und if lw did not.
rvumulwr thut Durant. bud ported from
lllulu'ho bvfon- tho formvr loft tbscity.
Witness wus unublu to roxncmbcr.
Durant voluutourmi tIu- information that
Illflllf‘hl' wus missing. 'l‘bv prismu-r told
the witness tbut “lillli‘lli‘ was rusiiy Ind
and controlled by him uud that ho {i‘lil’l‘ll
shv hud goon to sillill‘ qluwtiouulllo ubmiv.
Miss Miunlo lit-II Edwurds, u clussmuto
of llluurbu, ulso testified.
To urcuunuoduto u juror u n-n‘ss was
born tukvu until Monday.
Robert J “'ins the liig llace.
LHI'ISVILIJL, Supt. lit—Thu pacing I'm-v
In which llobvrt .I. John it. Gentry uud
.loo l’utrhon buillttll for supremacy was
witnussmi by hourly Il),ddtl pt'ilpli‘. Rob-
on J. the grout mm of liurtford. cutuo
nil victorious, but for tho {not that .im'
Putt-hon m-ut into ”in air win-n within it)
yards of the wire In tho fourth hunt thorn
might. huvc brou uuolhur coding. llobort
J. however, won on sit-tidy as o clock. uud
not once during the four hunts did he go
off his foot. in the fourth bunt, which was
pucmi in LINN '4... ho (mtnIiIIsh-nl u now roc-
urd. this being tho first fourth bmt ol‘or
trotted by any horse in thut limo.
Batolli Ilsa Not Heard of If.
Wssmxmon, Sept. I:l,~—.\rohblnhop Sn»
toIii suyu ho bus ulmoiutoiy no Infornuv
tion or Intimutiou concerning tho report
that be is to luv rroutnd u t-nrdhml. it In
stun-d llifll ho Is prmwmibm with his du-
ilos us tlmugb thorn Wine on iutvnt Inn whnt»
m'vr of his lh'lila recalled to ltnnm fur ud-
vomu-mout or «insiuunwut to tww work.
i‘onrord's 90min Anniversary.
l'oarouo. Mus-L. Hopi. “Lu-(lid (Torr
cord ls celebratinglhotwo humirm’l mid
aixlloth anniversary of her foundation.
and tho historic first. parish mom but house,
whom the first provincial t‘nligrt'an mot
and whore tho form-us ”Width of John
Adams wosdvllvm-ml. in tho fli‘i'iill of tin!
principal exorcism.
liars Harm fatally injure a Woman.
HULIJIMYNIII'NU, PIL. Hopi. ill-«Mrs.
John Todd of Allmfm. need 75 yours. at
tempted to cross the track during tho
moon at the Iilnlr County I‘oir. I-lho fell
in frrmt of the runninghomm and was
struck In the breast by tho hmfs. rocelv‘
ing injuries from which aim will die.
Fell imn an Elevator ”aft.
l’mtlbsmm. Hopi. ill—Jellies u.
Carrol the firm of James l]. (lan- s; Hons.
agents for the Manhattan Life Insurance
mmpeny of New York. fall down the ole
vnbpr shaft from tlw fourth limit-of the
Manhattan building and was instantly
killed.
0
and}... than}.
Witmmror. Dub. Sept. is,-~'rhsgrsnd
jury in the Fulton! Sluice district smart
found this bills of indictment against the
Niegsd Cohan dltlmmrs. including
Ralph do Soto of this city.
“with". 1......
caps. ‘8.~Z.fl. see
a. ll”. Y.
W disagree to we a
aunt
“fifl
, ‘ the
hotels’or their
R. Castle of St. Paul renewed the limits?
They are General E. H. Hobson and Mi- _
in Blending
Flavor to suit the
Taste, is Why
Tobacco
is so Popular
where a Good
Chow is desired.
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i i. Shepard and ill Scott
The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor l'rcvslied l‘pon to line
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Drnggists.
This Is the most wonderful production or
medical science in the ulnelwnth century.
Thists nota pulem medicine. but a prescrip-
uon """fimumm on uric-nitric principles and
used by r. .Scotl in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. e cures
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
sttrnm-d thousands to the doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand it n the
time and attention of the doctor for h s medi-
cine from people who could not visit New
\ora city. that it income a matter of dut $2
devise some plan by which the general bl
could besugptied with this genuine. vabilahle
remuly. an for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to Nouth Norwaik to emu
with E. o. Tomlin-on. 140th Norwalk. and E
ii. ale. Norwair.to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood rented .
This in purely "notable. and excellent tonic
and builder. a blood purifier uuexceiled. a
nerve pinto nothingt‘lnel usl. Dr. scott has
devoted his lite to the [through knowledge
and understandi of blood diseases. a few of
ehirh are named II'N: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rhenmss
item. dyer guts. bus of omit-iii”. mastipa.
lion. wrofu syphilis. cancerous humerarain
ace.
in bones rstsrrh. salt rheum. pimples nu
neuerai debility. boils. diatribe", lethal! w -
om. malarial poison.
The slow» pained drumists have receirsd
their first muelnument and would invite all
persons wraii and lmnno acquainted with
tho-merits of a rim. reumls‘. Dr. ricott's
medic! s. when pend indrng atom. ls sold
undert e name of Dr. iicott's Hormvnrilia. and
all wimtnlemi takings blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. ”(sows Hamparii a.
W...W
tic Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
mrori BALI: or“
E. O. Tomllnson. South Harwell:
“Amp.
Ii. I. Iisis Ismail.
milvr
Fltt. lift and incident lnsnmca
llil ESTATE ill IIOIISE ASEIII
(been steers“ Tickets ' s B ’4
as arm [Hal‘l ”fungi-“e
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