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which is "Tickled less noise it.
Over 3.000.000 pounds sold in the past year testify to “air popularity.
Income 0. D. I03.
sen. imp-I: .pm
Stain: l’IIls
biscuits with " and has for 3: years.
1 00M, New Lennon. coats
RIS‘I’OIII
SWWLM vlaou
When in doubt what to use for Nervous Dehillry. Loss of Sunni Power (in either
.Atmpby, Vsrilmclu and other weaknesses. from any cause. use
sIns tllfl key! and roll Vigor qlllsl‘ly rrsluterl. "neglected, such
troubles result fstIlly. Mailed anywhere. smiml, lot ,i no: clmses iorlgw With
"My "I rder we ivss legal guInnrre run or: ul’ rcluml tlI mom.) Address
PEAL sMLDlClNl 0.. Cleveland, lll.i~.- ,
For sale at Tomlinson’ a drug store.
3.,
A fine lot of DECORATED CU SP1 DORS for 10c each.
CHILDREN'S BANKS, Oranges. Peaches, Apples and Pears. 5c each.
JABDINIERES, from 120 to 86.
Glass Belts and Peppers, 5c each.
A nice assortment of TABLE CU I‘LERY. We warrant the steel and our
prices are all right.
We have the largest. and best sssoptmeat of DECORATED and WHITE
OBOCKEBY in town.
People tell as nearly every day that our prices are lower than at any other
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”- tentlell to the people of liorvrali ”‘
_ and vicinity to inspect our goods. _
_ lie to not claim to give you
" gold collars for ill-cent pieces: —
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justly.
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__ fiEATING .17 WALL Sr. _
HOUSEKEEPING
or RTICLES at
— 3 WALL St. ‘—
Sols agents for the Victor Bicycles.
FRANSIS &
The Reliable Blothiers Hatters and
Furnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
‘ wonderfully low prices. No Question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,‘
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
est prices,” and the answer will be, Francis
& 00.
"Our store is our best advertisement.
for superior goods, at popular prices.
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area's cram. seawater. cons.
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Fairiielrl .ilouoty liatiooal Bani.
{43 Wall Street, llorwslir, coon.
INCORPORATED, 1334. CAPITAL $203,000.
EDWIN our President.
DAVID B. oMiLlemvm IPresident.
LC GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
town 0. Km. Has: 3. 6mm.
me. a.
' named Julia llognn at Clarksvillc.
RESIDENCE, MAHAOKEHO HOTEL. '
Otherwise Europe s Fleets Will
Assaii His Capital.
BHBASSADOBS ARR INSTBUOTBD.
the More Tell Them to Insist on the
Firms For the Second “lordship—Tbs
Hedonism flaking More Troubleamad-
sco'u Espress‘s Ills flops.
, Manor, Dec. it—Ths Times prints a
dispatch from Constantinople which says
that the embassies have received instruc-
tions from their respective governments
that the guardships qucstion must he
pushed homo. and that it is impossible for
the powers to retire from the positions
which they have assumed.
The Daily News has a dispatch from
Constantinople to the effect that the em.
hassles have unofficially informed the sol-
tan that if the flrmans for the extra guard-
sbips are refused the llardanellcs will be
spondent says: .
“The renal press horo congratulates the
sultan upon the success of his rcforms and
of his repressive measures, but if the mists
sacrcs diminish it is merely because vie
time are lacking.
”Today's news is that 200 Armenians
were killed in Kalsarioh.
"A ruassacre has occurred at lia’ssnn
Kaleb, in tho villayot cf Mrzorum, about
20 miles east of the city of lIlrzcrum, where
the Armenian monastery was sacked and
burned. and the bishop, tho vicar and
other inmates were killed.
“A feeling of alarm still prevails."
The Daily Telegraph has a dispatch
from Vienna which says tbnt cu Arma
alone were butchered at '/.lloh and 57 at
‘ llassan Kalch with or mfiompaniment
of ingenious cruelty This "respondent
in Constantinople the
aspect. of affairs l for from rcassurln .
Mr. Gladstone has written to tho‘iecrc-
tary of the Armenian ltellef association
as follows:
“I still hope in tho indisposltlon of the
powers to make themselves utterly ridicu-
lous before the world. "
Italy's Warships st (lasts.
information from Naples that a squadron
of five ltailan mon-of-war is anchored at
Scots and is under orders to be in roadi-
ncss to proceed to Turkish waters.
A Constantinople dispatch says: Said
Pasha, president of the Turkish council
of state and formerly grand vizier, has
taken refuge in the liritish‘ embassy, at
Constantinople, believing himself not.
only to be in danger of arrest, but fearing
for his life. Recently Sold Pasha was
mentioned as likely to be reappointed
grand vizier, and, when muttr-rs reached
a crisis last. week, he was called upon to
do his utmost to persuade the British cm-
bassndor to order the gunbont llrynd away
from tho lhrrdnncllos and was our cousin!
in getting Sir Pailllp (‘ urrlo to refer the
matter to his government, with the
eventual result of securing the desired
and.
The Bedouin Threaten Bloodshed.
Coxsrasr'rrsorm, Doc. li.—Mail ad-
vlces from .llddah. the seaport town of
Mecca. dated Nov. :25, say that the Talk
ish authorities there have made several
arrests among the chiefs of tho licrlouins
wlth a view to force tho tribes to surrou-
der those persons who made an assault
upon the British consul and vim consul,
tho Busslanucting consul and tho S'rcuch
consular secretary thorn on May on last
The Bedouins. as a roprlsnl. arr.» trying to
capture several Europ’cnns to hold rI-t hos:
tages. It is fearcd that unless a :w; I ll‘nll'":
is arrived at the caravans during tho mu:-
lug pilgrimage season to Bloom will lie at-
tnckod by tho Bedonlns, and lllt't'tl will b.»
‘ much bloodshed. 'l'iIo wholo country i-
now unsafe.
Au lnenndinry's Confession.
Qmm. Mass. Doc o. —-l .urhurlns Nut-
ting, n'fomcle flrcbug, pleaded guilty in
court here to a charge of arson and was
held in $500 bonds for the superior court.
' Thoprisouer confessed that on Friday.
0st. :35, she made two attempts to‘ burn
her homo in Brookvlllc. Both attempts,
however, wore unsuccessful. The propIr-
ty was not insured, and she could not :le
plain her action. but simply said sho had
afccllng which impelled her to set the
fires
Murdered and liody Burned.
Pants, M0,, Der- ti.—-.\'cws has reached
hero of the horrible death of it nogrcss
The
woman was found dead in the fireplace,
in which there had been no fire, with all
her clothing burned off and her body
burned to a crisp. Coal oil had been poured
on her, and thorn vvoro,ovirlcncos of a
struggle. It is thought to have bccna
murder. .
Confesses! an Old Offense.
V tyros, 1a.. Doc. 6 —Jobn (' Innmlngs.
a painter, has confessed to grave robbery
the body being that of a young lady role-
We of J. B. Christie. the foremost citizen
of Marion (‘u ummlngs implicates five
highly respected citiitcns of \ inton. The
robbery was committed 22 years ago. He
promises more startling developments.
L7 A Trnlnmsn's Unlucky Number.
Trrus'rcs, Doc. 6. -—Lafayetto Garrison,
aged 21 years, an employee of the Penn-
sylvanla Railroad company. fell from f‘l
locomotive while going to Work and was
killed. He was No.1? of the naval re-
serves and had several times wanted his
number changed on account of his belief
of its bad luck.
O'Connell's Appointment Confirmed.
BAL'rrvrornr, Dec. 6. —Cardlnnl Gibbons
has received a letter from i‘ardinai Mie-
ceslas Ledochowski. prefect of the props-
ganda flde, announcing that the Rev.
Williapn 0' Council, of Boston has been
confirmed by the pope as. rector of the
American college in Rome.
-_-...l.
The Nicaragua Railroad Bonds.
LONDON. Dec. 6.—-At a meeting of the
[nation bondholders of the Nicaragua rail-
way the meeting accepted the scheme of
settlement of the debt. arranged between
the commityec of bondholders and the
Nicaragua government.
Suicide on s Railroad Train.
DENVER, Doc. ti.-—.lohn M. Kinkadc. a
final estate dealer of this city, committed
suicide byshcoting himself in thehaad
on a train returning from Cripple Creek,
where he had been investigating some
mining property.
ten Fro-s" n scenic and w- Killed.
Raw Yours, Der. iL—Frederlck Leh-
' man. spainter. while at work cusscaf
“dentin front at the hllding st 59
Wmtsntcthegrousd
forced by the powers. The sumo corre-~
Rona. Doc. c.-—'l‘he Tribuna publishes,
outnumber... autos . accesses a Ices.
[iSUIJlll liliST GIVE Will
DICKS DIVORCE ICABE. ;'
IbthbIolths Wife Its-led...“
‘ fleshed lino-outed.
Wmmtoros. Deb, flea d—Ucmmis-
sinner Alexander Ii. Cooper has made a
return in the Addicts coco, recommend
ing to the superior court that the petition
of Mrs. Malia B. Addiolrs for an absolute
divorce from her husband, .1. Edwards“-
dicks, the noted gas roan and politician,
be dismissed at the cost of the petitioner.
Mrs. Addloks' lawyers wil,‘ attempt to
open the case on the question of costs. but
it is not thought that they will take ex-
ception to the finding.
Mr. Addicks stated to a reporter that
he intends to have a number of the wit-
nesses arrested for perjury, and declared
that he could prove a conspiracy against
. Mn
.r. Igor-larch anmcxs.
him. He Would say no more than this,
but from another and an Ithoritntlve
source it was learned that ho contemplates
bringing divorce proceedings himself.
After the comrnlssioncr’ or decision hurl'
become known Addlck-r hold an impromp-
tu loveo at tho otllco of the Bay State Gas
company, where he stout away over 100
telegrams to different parts of the coun-
try announcingrhc result. lie was also
in receipt of many congratulatory dis
notches.
Mrs. Addicks' petition was filed during
the fierce political campaign in Delaware
In November. lam. when Addlcks was in-
volved in the throes of a bitter contest for
Unilod States senator against Anthony
Higgins, a contest which resulted in the
selection of neither, Henry A. llupont
getting the coveted place. The ground
laid for the divorce was adultery. The
petition declares that Mr. and Mrs. Ad-
dlcks were married on lice. it, lilrii). Mr;
Ida Carr Wilma. in whose house, at Clay-
mont, Addicks had lived for sometime,
was named as correspondent. Tho infideli-
ty was alleged to have cxtcndcd over the
parlor! from 1587 to the time of bringing
suit. She prayed that alimony be granted
her, and that she ho restored to all her
real and person a! mints, besides a reason-
llhlrI shore of hor husband‘s estate.
The hearing. before Commissioner
i'oopcr have been private and occupied
100 days. The trIking'of testimony was
begun last January. It took up 5,000
pages of typewritten copy. There were
about HO witness-N. almost equally divided
on tho two sides of the case.
A (long of‘i Robbers Arrested.
Covaouo. .\'.1l.. Doc. tt—Goorgo Lon-
don. l-‘Icnrgc Lougcc, .lr.. (ionrgo Taylor,
all Is Snrgcut, and John Callahan have
been arrested at London chn‘gcd with the
many assaults and attempted robberies
which harm harassed the people of London
for many weeks. One if the men has
mndoa full confession. Icroby implicat—
lngtho other three. The most notable
hold up of the would be highwaymcn was
mado arr Dr. McGrath while he was re—
turning lrorn a visit to East Concord on
the night. of not. 2. when he was fired at
by tho .gung. tho bullet luckily escaping
their mark. Shortly afterward James
linrton was also hold up, and three shots
worn fired at. him \
German Press and the Message.
Lotions. lion. 6. —-'l'he Berlin corra-
spondcnt of The Times tolegraphs to that
paper II suggostlon that (mrmany' s anxie-
ty to secure sole control in Samoa may
srlmuiuto her desire to avoid a tariff war
with America. The correspondent addst.
“Tho tons of the more responsible news-
papers with rcfct‘oltcu to President Cleve-
land's complaint of German restrictions
on AIIIcrir-nn food products and American
insurance companies is significantly mod-
erate and conciliatory. and although the
American grlcvunccs are regarded so ill
founded. then- is little disposition to re-
sent tho form in which the president ut-
ters them.’
Cuban Sympothlsers In \ew Jersey.
Tuvzxros. llt'i'.‘v—1\lnlllfl§d meeting
of 1,000 persons in Taylor a Open House
resolutions \vcro adopted to be sent to
President Cleveland and congress asking
them to recognize belligerent rights for
Cuba olul;_to extend her “such aid as the
situation dr- ands.” llov. W. A. Wish-
art, Judge liobort F. Woodruil', Linton
, Colonel E. C. Stnhl, Lewis
Parker a cx Judge James Buchanan
all prominomitizcns, made addresses.
TERSE TELEGRAM'S
A combine of Chicago ice dealers is be~
.ing cfl‘cctcd to control the market in that
and other western cities.
Chcllemollmcour, president of the
French scuutc. is ill in Paris, and his con:
dition is regarded as most serious. ______
A. H Andrews & Co. the wall known
furniture manufacturers of Chicago, have
failed, with liabilities placed at $250, 000.
The Chum-y House, the leading hotel
of Allegan. Mich" was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire, with a loss of nearly 8100 »
000.
Herr Ahlwnrdt. the leader of the anti-
Semitlc party in the German relchstag,
has arrived in this country, with the view
of starting a crusade against the Jews
here. ‘ ,
Information is received in London that
the British steamship Madura, from
Hamburg to Port Royal. S. 0., foundered
in mldoccan on Nov. 23, all the crow be—
ing saved except one.
Peter lilahcr. the Irish champion heav
weight, and Robert Fltzslmmons. cha
piou middloWelght of the world. were
matched to fight to a finish near El Paso,
Tex, betwusu Feb. 11 and to.
The Grecnvillo hotel. near Hortonvllle,
ter.‘ an employee, being burned todeath.
Several persons narrowly escaped death
by jumping from the upper story windows.
The Massachusetts Ship Canal compa-
ny, an organization formed for the par-
' to make to the public.
Wis. was destroyer! by fire, William Ben- '
pose of constructing annual across Caps '
God. has forfeited to mm. having an.
sdtodopmltthofliidm wows»
I‘ll ADDRESS.
0i Undecided Interest II III Mic.
(From the Boston Herald.)
An address may mean a promlflgatiou
of Mr. b’omebody'a ideas of something to
be. expounded in a crowded hall or
crowd the columns of some scientific
Journal. This address, however, is of a
practical kind, bearing on the every-day
matter of our common health. *It is the
home address of one who has been great—
ly benefited after long suffering, and who
wants the public to know it and benefit
by the truth. 3 -.
Mrs. Mary McCarthy. of 68 Albany
street, Boston, Mass, tells in a. straight-
forward manner that “three years ago
she first noticed pains in her back, but
did not pay much attention to them.
They became worse. however, and three
mouths ago she says. she was almost a
" wreck. Even sitting was sinful, and
when attempting anything requiring a
bending or 'stooping of the body it was
excruciating. She says she has applied,
mustard plasters all the way round her
body, but the pains returned. She saw
"DAN'S KIDNEY PILLS advertised at
mmnurrnv's. nave stool: and
bought n. box and began their use at
once. She says, "I am now taking the
sec nd box, and they have certainly help-
cd (I wonderfully, and I hope others
and: 'n om kidney troubles will read
this and get as much good as I have."
These are the kinds of addresses we like
People must be
convinced. and that by easily found
proof. We can send you addresses by the
score from every part of the country, but
we know you want, and should have,
near-by testimony. Our daily message
to you is that DQAN’S KIDNEY PILLS
is the never-failing remedy for all diseases
of the kidneys. and are in daily use all
over the l'uilcd States. Just think of it!
A remedy so universally known that
when a man. remarks, “My kidneys aren’t
right.” there is someone near at hand to
say, “Well, take Dean’s Kidney l’llls.nnd
that will settle it."
For sale by all dealers. Price 500., or
mailed by h‘oster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. )2, sole agents for the l'. S.
xi. excusefor sleepless nights when
you can proonrc One Minute Cough (lure.
This will relieve :Ill annoyances, cure
the most. severe cough and give you rest.
and health. Can you afford to do with-
out it? l1. 1’. \chl d; U. C. Stillsml.
Condensed Tcsttmony.»
f'h:t.-‘. 1!. Hood, Broker and Manufuc
turcr‘sAgcut, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that ‘llr. King's New Discovery has no
cqrrul as a imb- remedy. J: I). llrown,
l’rop. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
testifies that he was cured of a Cough of
two years standing, (mused ‘by Lnlirippc.
by Dr. King’s New Discovery. B. “if".
.‘lI-rrill. linidwinsvillc. Noam, says that
he has used and recommended it and
never knew if. to fail and would rather
have it than anydoctor, because it always
cures. Mrs. Humming. ‘22.! E. 25th St,
Chicago, always keeps it at. hand and has
no fear-of (mun, because it instantly re-
lieves. Free Trial Bottles at (1‘. C. Still-
son's and E. l" Wood's drugstores.
Bucklin‘s Arnica Salve.
The best solve in ‘ the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulscrs. suit rheum, fever
sores, tr-rter, chapped hands, chilblnins,
Corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay rrquired. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price '2.) cents per
box. For sale by G. C. Slillson and .E.
“'ccd.
ill-Will's Little Early Risers for bilious-
noes, indigestion. constipation. A small
pill, II prt'Iqut cure. l'}. i’. Weed &' ti. ('.
Stillsou.
Did You Ever
Try idler-trio Bitters us a remedy for your
troubles? lfnot. got u' bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been found
to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and
cure of all Female (.‘oxnpluints, exerting a
Wonderful direct influnenco in giving
strength and toneto the organs. If you
have Loss of Appetite, Constipation,
Ilcrldnchc. Fainting spells, or are Net'-
vous. Sleepless, l-Ixcitable, Melancholy or
troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric 811'
tors is the medicine you need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and 81.00 at. G. C. Stillson s and E
i’. ‘I'eed'szdrug stores.
\Vifc~ Here a nu scoot; of a man \v ho
shot himself rather than suffer the pangs
of indigestion. Husband 'l‘e fool. '
\\ by didn t he take DoWitt stlttle Early
Risu‘s.’ Iusedztosuficr as bndns he did
before i commenced taking these little
pills.- .L' P. Weed & l... C Stillson
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Cartons is Dr. Samuel Pitchers;
prescription for Infants and can-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphine our other llarcctie sch-
stsnee. It isaharmless sabetitatefor
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarmtee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Iothers. Castcria isths
Children's Panacea—the We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infhnta and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist opus
having Castoria, and see that the facsimile
is on the
wrapper.”
tcct ourselvu and the public “W hazards.
Tun Currant CouraarJ? Murray 6t..N.Y. .
signature of W
Wcshallpro- " ' m
aural 95 lyr
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Piles of people have piles, but DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When
promptly applied it cures scalds and
burns without the sligtest pain. E. P.
Weed & (i. C. Stillson.
. A Lowell Mother's Testimony.
LtIWl-ILI. Mass, April 30, 1894.——".\iy
little baby, now fifteen weeks old, has\
since birth suffered greatly from wind
colic. All remedies failed to ease hill
until a lady friend rccomcudcd Dr.
Hand's Colic Cure. l.tricd it, and
would not be without it. and l gratefully
, advise all mothers wishing a sure remedy,
for colicky babies to try llr. Ilund's Colic
Cure. vllrs. A. l.. Sturtr-vnnt, No SSimp-
sou Pence. " llr. lluud't Remedies at all
drug ~tor_e-, .
One Minute tough i'urc is a popular
remedy for (mun Safe for children and
adults. la. 1’. \chd a u. C. Stillsdl;
if you are anxious to find the moat re-
liable blood-purilier, read in Ayre'a
almanac the testimonials of those who
have been cured of such terrible diseas-
us calnrrh, rheumatisnl.‘nrul scrofulu, by
the uselAycr‘s Sarsnpurillu. Then govern
yourself accordingly.
» ~—-Ar.-ctcn cures headache.
One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
named. it affords instant relief
from suffering when afflicted with a
severe cough or cold. It acts on the
throat, broncbicaltubes, and lungs and
never fails to give immediate relief. E
I’. \i’eed&(i. C Stillson
"Acetou cures the grip.
Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead of
waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. It“
helps at once. makinécxpectoratiou easy,
reduces the soreness andinflammation.
Everyone likes it. E. l’. Weed & G. C.
Stillsou.
- Acetnn is harmless.
“suffering with piles, it. will interest.
you to knowthat I)cWitt's Witch Hazd
Salve will cure them.
a speciflc'for all complaints of this char—
acter, and if instructions (which are sim-
plelare carried out, a cure will result.
We have tested this in numerous cases,
and always with like results.
fails. la. P. \V ccd&G ..C Stillson.
-ClIristmas is Coming.
A box 'of 50 Imperial Crown 10c cigar!
will make a handsome present. G. S.
Trowbridgc it Go.
Aceton will break up a cold.
Don't Tobacco all or Smoke Your Life Away
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No-To‘Bnc, the harmless. guaran-
teed tobacco habit curc that braces up
nicotinized nerves,
tine poison, makes weak men 'gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bac is sold by R. H. Plaistcd under a
1 gua‘i’nntee to cure or money refunded.
' Book "flee.
Address Sterling Remedy
Co.. \‘ew York or Chicago
As an emergency medicine, Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral‘ takes the lead of all
other remedies. For the relief and cure
of croup, whooping—cough, sore throat,
and the dangerous pulmonary troubles
to which the young are so liable, it. is in-
~ valuable,being prompt to act,sure to cure.
~Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
¢hlldren Cry for '
Pltcher’e Gastorla.
When Baby was sic lo. we gave her Castct‘la.
WhensbewuaChfldshecriedforCastu'll.
misspemfxitenramcumgmm
When she had Children. she gsvethcm m
_ chudrén cry for
~ Fischer’s castorla.
This medicine is ’
It never
eliminates the nico-,_ . ,
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