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day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinils oi Fresh Fish.
everyday. Vegetables from Green's
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assortment of
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prescription for Infants and (Olli-
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lei-plains 'ncnothsr Rubens sub-
stance. Itisaharinlssssubstituteior
rsr‘egorin, Drops. Soothing 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty yosrs’ use by
millions of [others (lastorla is the
Children’s Panacea-ths [others
Friend. .
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For lnihnte and children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
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signature of
is on the
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Tun Centaur. Comm. 7." Murray 8L. NJ.
aural 95 gr
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liiciii will
put down by the most experienced
workmen. at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time.
rather than traveling agents.
iilMiNi Bios.
Caveats. and Trude-Marks obtained and all Pat— ,
cnt lixmflms cnmlm ml (”1- Monty": ins,
OlmON'lct is (ii-roan: U. 9. anr Quick
and we muse. Ll‘t' p i't'lll ill lose him; limo lhosc
remote from \Vuil‘:'. ‘
Scull model. (i ”3);: or lllmln,‘ «uh ilrarrip—i
lion. We advise. ii lmll‘ll‘..i|.ll‘ m‘ owl. live of
«barge. “or (re qu' (luv. lill l.»\'f'l|l is w. urrll.
. PAIPMLIY. “ llnlv lol‘liiniii l‘.|l"lil‘i.” with
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sent lrrc. lemma
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BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your dies-eels not incurable because your
physician because you up. and you have em
received an neilt from the medicine you
have tried. not any reason you cannot be
lime liars.” is" ”l.“ ‘“ I‘I“i.°.'
e an: s on or mo 0.
oil‘la‘hrTE-ab a rosrrrvn filial) Penna,
em (ill!!! [It All. OASIS. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion standing
and given up by doctors is incnreb a. in our
"Allen‘s Fit Ours“ you will find a medlelnr
that has never failed to effect a ll ly cure
We back our gnuantes with an 0 er of Oil!
many person we 03mm. cure. Highest ban)
references furnish on application.
1 qt. bottle. 38m. 8 oh. OM10-
ems IIIDIOAI. 00-.
Washington and Water 8m. Milton. Mass
suffering from Retarded. suppressed or Pain.
lui Menstruation and all it isrlties or like
in tire. will find our [HEAL inns an in-
ibieourc. Therm entirely foaiid can
1' relied upon for speedy relief. We
re r of a case where they have
use desired result. A box
pica at all times to «wide
m or ....°°.nu°:.su.~cc
wheel-rim.
mall lemon. no.
Washinstcn and Water It...
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and
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on Chickalnaugs’s Battlefield.
rut Loom. rm DBDIOATED.
The State loam-ate Turned Over to the
Nation. With Speeches by Governors and
Generals—JIM Army of the Cumberland‘s
_ Big Reunion In a Circus ’l'ent.
‘ .
CHATTANOOGA. Sept. 19.~—lf one may
judge by the events of the last ten days.
the Mason and Dixon line has been wiped
off the map. The friendly, brotherly feel.
ing that has been displayed here this Week
and that which was shown at Louisville
last week by the boys of the gray toward
the boys of the blue is evidence that the
bitter sectionalism that has so long di«
vldcd the Union no longer exists.
. For nearly a fortnight now the doors of
the south have been open for those who
came here 38 years ago bearing arms of
slaughter and destruction. Not nslngie
incident that would indicate a feeling of
hatred on either side has been recorded.
Yankees and Johnny Reba. grown gray
with years. have gone over the great bot~
tlelleld together. dismissed the events of
those awful days, drank together. and
oven in some instances slept together
without stirring up anything like on on-
gry thought. Genomic who commander]
armies for the Union have been the guests
of the generals of tho Confederacy, and
each has solemnly declared that there is
“no north and no south. "
“The events of today have bound us to-
gether its nothing else could have done,
and the solemn yct joyous event of tomor-
row will soul the tie forever." Sospuko
a vcncrnble soldier of the north to one
of the south at rlnodgmss hill on Wednes-
day, llllll the latter replied, with tears in
his eyes:
“Comrade. you are right.
hands.” And they did.
Today the foriiiul dedl ‘otion of tho
Chicknmaugu battlefield no a national
plirk took place. The exercises were he.
gun by n grand parade of veterans from
the north and south. Thou followud the
opening address by Daniel H. Lamont.
secretary of war. This was mode on Sund-
grass hill, whore stands had been erected.
Chattanooga lei (in enterprising town
with 40,000 inhabitants. Both the town
and the people have every look of prosperi-
ty. The people hove done us much for the
entertainment of their northern visitors
as any one could wish. At curly down on
Wednesday the town om] the surrounding
country awoke. In less than two hours
there was a general exodus from town to
the battlefield. There were bands of mu-
sic. followed by regiments of inilitln. There
Were thousands upon thousnnds of bottle
scarred veterans, lilld there were thou—
sands upon thousands of mori. women and
children who personally never knew what
wur wns. Then tlioro wore carriages.
wagons and Vehicles of every description.
in which the pcopio rodo. The cars—elec-
tric and steam—wore loaded to the guard
ruils.
Veterans Revisit the Battlefield.
Many of the vast tliroiig looked over the
fluid of Clilfllifllnllllgll. .‘uully remembering
the uwl'ul scenes in curnugo and death
they hull witnessed there ill) yours ngo.
but all felt a thrill of joy to know thut
old Wounds bud hcnlod mul tho hatred
was no more. Such Were the conditions
that prcvuilcd ut tlioproliluinury ozmrciscs
nttoniliiut upon tho dedication of the his-
toric buttloilvlii us a nuiioiml park which
took pine:I today.
(in \i'oiliu-sduy tho monument owl-toil
to tho fiilli‘ll llt‘rtlt‘rl from Michigan. “is.
cousin, lllluois. Iiidiuim illlll blussuobu-
suits were iii-illi‘liii'll. Appropriate ulld
stroiigiuldrcssos were lllllllt' by tho nun-ru-
orn of tlioso siutos llllll proiniuvnt \’t‘i—
L‘l‘llllsl.
’i'lio ()lilo ilmlimtlon followed limicr ilic
illi'i-olimi oi (ivnorul .luliii ilouly. pri-si
(ll‘lif of the board of commissioners. This
wus tho innit t‘llllml‘llll' uml iiotiiblo event
(if the tltl)‘. liisimp .ioyi'v oi the lehoilist
church lilTl‘l‘lltl pi'oyvr. lilill iuldrossos wore
iiiudo bylii-iivml l'liurios ii. lirusvoimr,
oxfiuvvruor .lmucs Ill. t‘uiiipboll :iliil (ii-n-
orul Aquiliu \i‘iioy, \l'liO turiwil tho monu~
incurs ovvr to (inwriior Mi'lilnli-y, who
then turned ilii‘lil ovcr io (icnoml Fuller-
toil.
Members uml oilicors of the slots l‘lllll‘
mission ulso spoki‘. lle-tiovvrlior ('ump-
bell'suilllross woe liiriroly u oiiliigyon (ion-
orul Ford Vinuioi'vwr. u follow towusmou.
who took on active port In tho bottle.
A distinguished gathering marked the
di‘dicotiimoi’ the Indians moilumoutsut
the comp established nour Covo Springs.
Besides Governor Ulnudo Motthows. the
occasion presented as speakers the soldior.
author. (ioliorul Low Wallace; ltolouol l.
N. Walker. the newly elected gruml com-
miindor of the ii. A. it; (iouorol .l. R.
Cnrnolian and Judge i). ll. MoUouonl of
the Ninth lmilnno infantry.
Massachusetts monuments were dedi-
cated ot Knob hill. The ceremonies wore
short, simple and impressive. Hovoruor
Fred T. Grooliliuluo i'nlloll lllll assembly
to order iiiid luuiio tlio address of the oc-
casion. llo briefly rovlowml tho port that
Momohusotls took in the awful lmttlo
and then of the port silo took in the rebel-
lion.
In conclusion. Iio spoko of the million-
tloii of tho fluid on ii iintlomil pork in llfill’
or of the homes who loll lilltil‘l‘.
lit the (mimlunion of his speech the gov.
criior ond atoll. tiiuol-lwr with the state
commission. wont to the Notional conic-
tory ltllil iloooriitod tho groves of the bins-
eochusotts soldiers burlod thorn.
liennlon of the Army of the Cainberlanil.
’l'lio reunion of the Society of tho Army
of tho Cuiulxoriuud was bold inst night
lieuoiith one of P. ’l’. lioriium’s old throo
ring circus tents. A Inruo number of vot-
crnns belonging to the Society of tho Ar-
my of the Tennessee. who cmno born from
Cincinnati. Wore prom-lit on Kill'iildi. The
veteran (loin-rill .l. 1). Morgan of Quincy.
Illa. vice president of the society, (Hill
who Is now pnst till years of nun, presided
in the absence of General Rosecrans. the
president. ,
Whoa the meeting had been (‘illlf‘dlo
order. General Morgan iotrmiucml Mayor
Ochs. who made the address of welcome.
Response was made by General H. V.
Boynton. secretary of the association.
Following (ionornl Boyuton. General
Morgan made an address of welcome to
the Confederate veterans. after which Son-
ator Charles Mandel-sou of Nebraska do-
llvomi the annual address to the society.
By way of beginning he said the veterans
had met here to round a new era. Then
he spoke of the battle that occurred in
that region. A great change had taken
since thalhsttis. The-nationalism:
Shake
h m .6! ll
5; 1.thme 3
I
is...
.‘Wfl.
m on my . . ill.“
entechoolfrdmui. in communities
for the canes thsyssponscd." . ;
While nothing Was emotion of the past
he went on to say everything was forgiv.
on. All now joined in the great sentiment
of Grant, “Let nslhavo peace.” ~
"And now all runner and bats are gone.
The unionist and the secessionist. the feds
oral and the rebel. the Yankee and the
Johnny meet to rejoice in the existence cl
a notion, not a ooufodemy." _,
He referred to the ”carping" critics who
abused General Rosecrans and told of the
heroic things accomplished by him.
Telegraphing From the Battlefield.
New You. Sept. lit—The Western Un-
ion Telegraph company has opened tem-
porary cilices on tho Chioknmnugu bottle
llcld. at National Military park. at Camp
Lamont and at Battlefield station, to be
kept open during the dedication proceed-
ings. .
DUNRAVEN’S FRIENDS SAIL.
Commodore Glennie and Sellmakcr Ratsey
Go Back to Liverpool.
NEW YORK. Supt. lit—On the steumv
ship Majestic, which sailed for Liverpool
yesterday afternoon. were Comiiiodoro S.
Glennie, the intimate friend of Lord Dun.
raven. and Suilmaker Thomas Betsey.
Strange as it is, the voluliic commodore
had nothing to say. Mr. Betsey talked a
little before his departure. He said ho
had a good time. liked the people on this
side very much. but the Americans had
no sense of humor.
“The diflercnco between the two moors
on the second day of the race.” said he.
“was it matter of merely six inches. Vul-
. kyrio was in no sense to blume."
“What do you think of the American
crosscut soils?” ho was asked.
”Not very much. I think that I could
make us much monoy building uiul do
signing ym'hts as llerroslioif could milk-
lug soils. "
As Mr. Roll-icy does not build boots and
llirrrosliolf does not make nulls, this was
evidently u joko. Tin-re was no doubt
about it. forn little later the great sull-
inakor iiilulged in u broad wink.
SILVER MEN’S BOMB.
The Chicago Conference Takes Steps To-
ward Naming Presidential Candidates.
ClllI'Ai‘ifl. Supt. lit—The new consoli-
dation of blmctnllic leagues perfected its
organization, and a committee of nine
was appointed to take churgo of affairs
and to keep the headquarters in Chicago
open.
The committee promptly launched u
bomb in the shape of the following:
"Resolved. That it is the sense of the
committee that on early conference of hi-
mctnllists from all stores which are will-
lug to place the cruise above party he cull-
ed to moot 11ml formulaic it plmi toward
hoidingu national convention to noml
unto candidates for prosidcnt null vice
president of the United Sillferl upon it
platform with the sole plan savoring of
independent bimetniiism for the United
States. "
Fatal Fire In Oshkosh.
(isuRosu, Wis, Supt. iii.—l)shkosh bad
a $250,000 lire. and before it wus extin-
gulsliodasusll and door factory, one of
the largest in the country; it wagon fuc-
Kory, titiillifliliil foot of luinlwr. twu brick
saloons mid is number of iIWoIIlngs were
destroyed. .loliii Zciimiili. foi'omnli of tlio
snslialopurtiuolit of the Morgan company.
wont buck into the factory after his tools
and lost his lilo.
Negro Kills an Italian.
Poimuucsi'sin, N. Y.. Supt. IU.—-—l’l'unk
Dominick. oil ltullun luuui ui'uim mun.
was iiiurlli-rcd in this city by Pulls (Zol-
dt-u, u coloml youth. ciiiployi-lius cook on
tho stoumvr John 1.. llusbrouck of tlic
Poughkoopsie ’i'i'uiispoi‘luiion (‘lllllpliliy'e
lino. l'nlilou tmsml llll‘ ltulinii until
Dominick ruslioii ut liimwltli :i knife.
whuullionouro knlll'kl‘d him ti\'l‘l‘l)tilll‘ll
with u. niuriliispiko.
Three [fold For This Murder.
Si).\il‘.ll\'ll.l.li. X. .l.. Split. lti.--.l:u»nb A.
Johnson, tho colored Ill‘l‘ltl‘lil'l‘ who is no
cuscdol‘ iiiurilorliig Annie lingi-ruoii Sun
duy morning by strungilng hor. \vus ltiiillv
lulttull {or trlul. ills \vii‘o. t‘uilioruianlln-
sou. um! his son, Ulll‘t'l‘ Johnson, worn
oomiillttcil us iiccvssor‘ios nib-r tho out.
“'lll Vote on the Strike Question.
Fm. ltiviciz, Muss, Supt. lit—'l‘hvox-
ccutlvo couniiiitoo of tho \Vouvors‘ ussuciu-
tlun has onivrod the use of ballots on the
strike question ut tho lilit‘t‘llll meeting oi
wunvcrs next Friday night. The general
sontlrnoiit among the wcuvors uppours to
be against it strike.
Peeing Kluge Meal.
MILWAUKEE. Sept: lit—John ll. flori-
try. the fiiutostatolllon in tlioworiil, added
another to tho list of vii-torivs which
brightens his roiiiiirkablu record by boat-
lng .loo Patolu-n, lllit most formlilnblr
rival. In three stroiglit liioituut the full
grounds.
Preparing For the Hi; Fight.
l)ltl.l..'\rl. Supt, lit—«i'roslih-nt Stewart
of tho li‘loridu Aililoilo i-Iub bus put- filiii
moobiinlm illill Iiiborors at Work on tho
iiroiiuforilw florlwtt-I’ilzsimuiunu prize
light. The» mnlruclors any the building
will be finished by (lot. :20.
llaaioton Won the State Pennant.
ALLEx'rnwx. I’m. Hopi. lit—Tho Pom;
sylvmilo Sim.» liiisolmll loitgiio aoitlod up
business for tho soul-mu. Tlll' llmuii-on Wt‘l‘l:
mportod In good nlinpo. 'l‘lio poiiiimit for
tho sonsou just i‘ilill‘d was awarded the
llnziolou club.
‘l’wo Thousand
. ears on Rtrlko.
ROCIIEHTEIX. Supt. iii. Tm. ihnunnmi
minors employed Ill t . mince of llcll.
Lewis is Yim's ill} liiibols. l’n., ("'4' on
iitrlko. For some time iruubii- has been
browiiigovvr thumb. of \V’llgl‘fl paid In
the mines.
Veteran Broke ills Neck.
Noumnrown. Pin. Supt. lit—Ji'liomai
Rhawlcy. cued 70. a wtoriin of two wars.
broke his neck by falling down a cinder
bank near Cmiiihulimilron, lie was an in-
moto of ilnliipton Ronda (Vie) Soldiers
home.
lpaln's New (instructs Finished.
Bummer. Hopi. iii. w The guiiboats
which have been constructed for tboooast
guard of Uubo have been completed. and
their crews left Cadiz on the convoy Ab
fcueo Xll for Gilli“.
W¢~~m
s7 ill-”m at e tails
' i. lbw-About.
memo. g
$000
.4. a
‘ purunder .
tons of .
pressure
is why
Be Le
gives more
I, Tobacco
in less space.
‘ than any
other make.
WORLD!
is;
'i"i.‘é”’lié3?1’ing_
Bread - Flour
OF THE
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”.000 barrels made in one day. ‘
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Insist on your grocer sending you
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i l. Shepaid and Ill Scull
H”—
l‘he Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor i’revailed Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Druggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tion com untied on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor’s parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand It the
time and attention of the doctor for ll medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of drug to
devise some plan by which the general llc
could be supplied with this genuine. v uable
remedy. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwalk to arran
with ill. 9. 'l‘cmlinson. south Norwalk. and .
it. Hale. Norwals. to permit theme keep in
stock and sell this wonderful b remed .
This is purely vegetable. and excellent to c
and builder. is blood purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan 0t usl. Dr. Scott hee
devoted his life to the iiorough knowledge
and understandin of blood disease. a few of
which are named are: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
thou. dyspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. scrofuia.syphllls.cancerous burners. n
in bones catsrrh. salt rheum. pimples on ace.
general (ltllilllty. boils. dizziness. female week-
nosa. malarial minim.
The above named drugglsts have received
their first consignment and would invite all
persons to call and become acquainted with
the merits of a rfsct remedy. Dr. Scott's
umllclns. when p aced In ill’ll atom. is sold
under the name of Dr. ticott's arsaperille.
all who intend taking a blood medicine silo
not fail to try Dr. ticott‘s Serenparilla.
W
No Pills liars to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
“FOR SALE BYW
E. a. Tomllnson. Bouili liorlvsik;
~AUD~
ll. it. this llormll.
roll
JACOB lVl. LKYTON ‘i
File. the and locileminsumct
llill ESTATE llili illlllSEliiEill
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Mari
e; lirsi‘ts Loses N tlsted and
sinus. Sold. tiles l mu rises.
em to Post tiles. South Norwalk.“
:0?" Public. Acknowledgheeis
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s. B.wu_souf
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