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“own feet that there are thousands of men in all parts
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1 disease is not incurable because your
oh clan has iven you up. and you have not
rscevedsnl. neiit from the medicine you
have tried. not sn‘y reason you unset be
We can no- lively sure all kinds oi
ti Uonvu sion or Hpssmotio.
It“ I A Poll'l'lVl all) venues.-
OIJBI I! an. (Milli. We have
cured thousands. many cases of is standing.
and liven up by doctors as incorab in our
“ n's I‘it Cure" you will find a medicine
at has never failed toeff t y cure.
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l
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loan wrsonweca not cure. ii i. ban!
1 tabular: application
lot. bottle. sum. 3 oh. um.
suns! IIDIOAI. 00.
Wuhiillton and Wlm lite... Bos'ton. Mess
LMADIES
‘1 an or Pain
guild“. .mmm' i ties of like
re.w ii lid our Ill“ Pl M an in-
iecors. sysrs ti 1 esteem n
meeniisd upon for s y relief. or
s etioh roisww rethoyhave
lg. use the mull. A box
id sown hendst times to provide
not conii eh
3‘01!“th DORLON’B.
nth Norwaik. 0t...
w, or
30
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aerating!
w. bits been ocdod to tho l'nitcd States for
Gratin“ s Print Huh] ..
M;
use ii
'Thisisscconr. cliched
guide tablets whisbpcint we: and ex—
plain the movements upon every portion
“of the line. These tablets show the organ-
isation of armies. corps. divisions and
brigades. with the names of their MW
tive commanders end their staffs on the
fields and the , commanders of all regi~
merits and batteries.
. An Oldest lassen‘ln War.
Full historical text on each tablet sets
forth the details of movement at each
point. There is no distinction in the prep-
aration of these tablets between Union
and Confederate forces. nor in any other
department of the work of ‘ostahiisbing
the park is there any difference. The de-
sign is to mark with historical accuracy
the identical ground of engagements
which occurred in these fields, ond'tbus
present an object lesson in actual war
such as no other nation has attempted.
Besides the historical tablets which are
prepared by the government the states are
erecting monuments to mark the position
of their troops. Already nearly $500,000
has been appropriated . by states which
had troops hero, and all the states but two
of the 29 who were represented in the bot-
tle have commissioners at work marking
their positions for the monument.
There are nearly 100 miles of road
opened, and 52 have been improved in a
substantial manner and run through the
most interesting military portions.
Over 400 guns of the batteries used on
these fields have been obtained from the
arsenals. and 160 have already been
mounted upon iron gun carriages which
are of the pattern of the carriages used of:
the time, and are set up and moi-k the po-
sitions of each side in the bottle. Eventu-
ally the whole 400 guns will be in position.
Visitors find this one of the most impos-
ing features of the restoration as they
come upon the buttoriesof real guns at
every prominent point on the lines. Steel
observation towers raised above the forest
nt various oonnunnding positions afford
views of the entire battleground. The
Cblokuumugo field is already thickly dot-
ted with slate monuments and the gov-
ernment tablets.
’histmieslend
".msns-ewmmum mourn.
outcomes on w...- emu... n
. new a Public rattan-mountin-
[Settlements-t.
Ouanasoooa. Sept. iii—Under the
striding hand of the secretary of war, not-
é'lng through the authority of congress,
Obnttanooga and the notable battlefields
.mmundlng. itrhnve been for a
notional event without parallel. Great
throngs of veterans he fought against
each other are crowd on into the city to
take part in the dedication of lields made
memorable as a national military park.
As provided in the act of congress, Sec-
retary Lamont has invimd the attendance
of the executive department of the gov-
ernment. members of the supreme court,
the lieutenant general of the army and
THE "ANDSOMEST MONUMENT.
the ndmirni of the navy, the governors of
all the states. with their stalls, and the
veterans of the contending snnies. All
are to be prominently represented.
Nearly every surviving general of the
two armies has sent notice of his intention
to attend. The governors of every state
which had troops in the action here re-
sponded favorably to the secretary's invi-
tation. In a few cases the governors them-
selves will be prevented from attending,
but will be oiliriniiy represented. A joint
committee of £30 senators and 30 members
of the house will be present.
Members of en stilt-c commissions, who
have been at work with the notional com-
mission in iocntingiines of bottle of the
troops of their respective states, will ut-
teud. The Society of the Army of the
Cumberland, of the Army of the Tennes-
see, the Grand A rmy of the Republic and
the Association of Confedernto Veterans
will be present in large numbers.
The secretary of war: and tho notional
commission, noting under his directions,
hnvo mode every possible nrruugement
which expenditures uuthorizod . by con-
gross would allow to insure the comfort
of visitors, and through large and influen-
tinl committees the city of Chattanooga
bus gin-u its ”lung and enthusiasm to
the work of assisting the secretory of wur.
Lioulcnnut Sclmilohl bus mnliniiy mn-
tribulml everysubstancewhich could be
given from tho imuiqunrtors of the army.
and tho mm emrm of regular troops from
BIG DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Mrs. Newcombe [ms 320.000 Worth of
Jewels at Long Branch.
Lore Brraxcu. Sept. iii—Twenty thou-
sand doilors’ worth of diamonds and ‘jew-
elry are missing from the cottage of H.
‘Victor Newcombe, o New York broker,
whose city residence is 683 Fifth avenue.
The jewels were last seen on Saturday.
but the foot that they lnui disappeared
was not known until this morning. when
Mrs. Newcornbe wished towenr one of the
ornaments contained in the casket. Then
it was discovered that tho msket had been
removed.
It is believed that the robbery was no-
complished by sneak thieves, for nothing
else in the apartments wns disturbed, and
no marks of a forcible entry into the house
have been found.
The jewels consisted of rings. pins. pend-
ants, bond ornaments. pearls set and
strung and n number of loose diamonds.
Mrs. Newcombo's jewels were well known
to almost everybody about here on account
of their beauty und because she wore them
frequently.
THE COLD WAVE.
There Were Heavy Fronts and Ice Formed
In New York State.
selection
of only
highesb
grade ‘
TObacco
is why
B. L.
is uniform j
and never .
%
The Leading
Bread - F iour
OF THE
WORLD
”.000 barrels maria in one day.
l
\
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER,
Insist on your grocer sending you
Washburn-f‘rosby Company‘s
SOPERLATIVE.
RubensJuckerlGouliwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
For-t ribrrlllnn, li‘ul'i liiivy. Furl Timxnns, “RSV-”10- N. Y. 50!“.- iii-‘-T1ii‘|'0 WIIS 70" MAIN ST" HARTFORPB,6§1‘
Columbus barracks null Pensacola bus is 1‘91“." ”"5" “W“ Which (195““3'9‘1 the "—-————_____
pronoun-ii nu lustnusv of rupltl (‘ullrtslliru- ("W grapes "Nil “”10," "mil“ “"1 3'“ him
limit of spwiui inn-rust. ’l‘ito iviournpbio
notices from Washington ibut iliSliiiil but-
tuiions. bum-rive mul squadrons liilll been
ordered in lilul'l: worr- scarcely resolved bo-
foro (“spoil-hrs urrivvri nt pork lll'llllilllfli“
turn from mlr'll [KL-ll that the troops were
starting.
A Park Twenty-two Miles Long.
The park which is to ho (Mill-uteri is of
unusual dimensions. it extends with its
rtpprom-bos from Sherman heights in Ten
Iii‘h‘iit'i’. six miles north of l‘hnttnuoogu,
to Gloss mill in Hmruin. n distance of :22
vested. 'l'iretbormometcr registered ii: dcv
gross.
Gnovurmuhnu. N. Y.. Sept. ir‘y.--'l‘ho
mercury registered 3': degrees here and ice
formed. This is 64 degrees lower than inst
Wednesday.
NYAL‘H. N. \'.. Sopi. iii—There was a
heavy frost through the interior of Rock-
ismi county, the first of the season. The
lowlands wvrmvhiio surly in the morning.
()SWEIIO. N. Y.. Sept. ill—()swr-goomni-
ty wus visited by n sort-n» frost. 'l‘bccrops.
pnrtiouinriy the proper, sustained serious
(innings.
iNTWflINB
i i. Shepard and Dr Scoii
HOF—
i‘he Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Druggists.
Iillll'il. The broad imuiovnrd between those ~ , , , malfgalfiflic‘fi‘fi flgn‘fifipfifiiffimg
tWo pointer is in for simple to tho gol’crn- ’l'egueigaipa ”MIME-RB I I’ll“. “0:301: $1“. : dsfiltnmfl'llfil’lb Trim: 13:30:02,?
mont M in!” "l “I" pork, “I!“ full juris- TEiilfi‘liMi-J’A, Honduras, vinGslveston. . '9
diction of the if: square miles of the Sept. lil.——Tho stntcment that on cortil~ l'fidé’ém 'af’c‘hl‘ #110238 33331" ”Wilhelm
Chicknmnugn field and over runny miles qunkc boil occurred on lost Sunday, Mon- wrought by it are simpi wonderful and have
bcslriosoi oiiwr npprmwhos has been coded day and Tuesday. with a 10.“. of 300 "mm mrrwdtthomnds tot edoclor‘e parlors for
‘0 NH! ilIWt‘l‘mlli'llt by ”i8 “"109 01 Ten- causing the destruction of n church and T men '
licence and Georgia.
The (outriii drive runs for eight miles
along Brngg's linnof battle in the crest of
Missionary ridge. it posses along the fronts
dwellings, is without foundation so for us
is known in 'l‘cgucigolpn. No such earth-
stntomcnts mode in the supposed dispatch
To iillclltm extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro
qunke bus been heard of bore, and the g ork city, that
in who could not visit New
t became a matter of dot
to
evlse some plan by which the general
u iic
t Th 2 u. flgdm'wrm‘lfinmm '?"ll”‘el. "$13
0 Sherman’s army. oinas’ army 0 0 are {also in detail. man or ,spnrposs . . .9
Cumberland nud nrmy under Hooker. It » . - .m .- W .. :fifififigfgfi%figwfl§wmrgtdu '
overlooks all the lmttlcfioids about Chnt- flnow In Philadelphia. R.Hnie, Norwsis. to permit them to keep in
tnumgn, including Lookout mountain,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ifi.--’l‘bo weather-
and runs for iii miles through the center in ".15 my has 1mm yomurknbly cool for
stock and sell this wonderful blood remed
This is purely v
table. and excellent tonlc
, and builder. a loud uriiier unexcelied. s.
0‘ "10 Oiiiltmll around 0‘ "‘0 three days this time of the your. The thermometer nt nerve tonic nothingcanp us]. Dr. Scott has
bottle of Uiiicknmnugo. “"0““ M9 41“ '0 the i
ii a. in. register-M 45 degrees. in one port
of West Pblindcipbien light full of snow
was reported yesterday afternoon. Reports
()I the territory over which jurisdiction
and understandin of blood iii
which are named
crouch knowledge
«we. a few of
ore: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
pnrit purposes ion squuro miles have been from Poiisiown nod "u"... ,,,.,.r1.y1(,m]1. gsm. dumps“. hill?! of appetite. constipa-
aircmiy purviuiscri in a single block in the “,3, show iimt hm“). mm provuiloti. rn°35$°cm§r 'ulz.$:§&bmkxfiaoa ace.
MM" general debility. holis.,disziness. female week-
The obstinate fullness. urns. malarial poison.
Silasrriml. Hopi. lo.—.'l‘iw (Tbincso oili- theft-”flab?" named drumrists have received
cinis ot Kirohcng oroproving obstinate
over the results of tholuquiry into the
outmgos upon missionnrios our! menu-
willing to sentence the guilty. They offer
ono life for such Europoon who was killed
and no more.
Men and Wife on a Long Wheel Trip.
Now HM'Iili, Sept. lib—Erlwmd E. Witt-
son and wife of iiostou, who me on their
why to hon Francisco on bicycles. arrived
hero. , 'l‘hcynro to cross the Jim] bonds in
Arizona. The trip is mode on u wogor of
shoes.
Wlillllli A iiEIlliiiAi- VB”.
Chicknmnugn field. The entire crest about
lirngg’s headquarters on Missionary ridge. .
Orchard knob. headquarters of Grant.
Thomas ond Granger during the battle of
Chattanooga. u tritct night acres in ex-
tent. Macros at the north end of Mire
slonary ridge being the gmond enchanted
by General Sherman and defended by
Global-as. and n tract of five acres on an-
portion of the ridge marking the
left of the munitof the arroyo! the Cum.
bsrisnd. form portions of the part.
Congress hm also added an addition to
the park of Becker's and Walthsm’s bst‘ -—-~ ~ 1~ - w —
tiegroundon Lookout mountain. 'i‘heunv- ores-ism Halibut Fishery e Mince.
srnment already owns the roads to hob Gmumts'mn, Mosh Sept. io.-—Reccnt
one mountain through iiooksr'n field to advices say their u... Greenland halibut
Visuhatchie. on WWW field. “0 fishery. which is exclusively prosecuted
i and “I 3 all WWW 0“” ”Gloucester vessels, has been a total fail»
or overlmmmhneidsef iivedan‘ “mum.
Child Fatally Burned.
Hummus. Hopi. iii.—~At the Spencer
House the 4—year-old daughter of Timothy
A. Clifford, recently of ilutinud. Vin. was
fotniiy burned. Her garments were ignlt~
ed from matches with which she was play-
ing.
Farmer’s Neck Iiroiten.
vasnsvrtts. N. Y.. Supt. ill-«John
Steenbfrrg. a former, while intoxicated,
foii from his wagon in the suburbs of the
city. His body was found on the road
with the neck broken.
sad thrash“ ‘m m. ”In“ its is cruises Amati is. lilies. V
his. ‘ BA; lit-m
‘ e m Imam is resting .
3'
a; s
stun soil. files i
next to rm tiles. sun monomer.
listsry
consignment and would invite all
all become acquainted with
persons c and
be merits of a reflect remedy. Dr. Scott’s
medicine. when p
under the name of Dr. Beott‘s
all who intend tetin a blood medicine should
not i ‘ Bemnsriiia.
soedin drug ammo. is sold
arsepsrilia. and
all to try Dr. hoott‘s
W
h‘o Pills liars to be Used with Dr.
scott’s.
“FOB DALE BIL—-
E. a. Tomilnson, South iiorwslir;
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ll. ii. ilsls Harwell.
. In”
Public. Ashmrlednests
sin.
S. B. WILSON
cotton iiiii nun.
n19" . 5‘1""
/..... i", 4..
'every year'f
JACOB ill. LAYTON .
firs. lilo uni lociienilnslrucs
hill ESTATE illii iiillisuiiiiil
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