k n... a. Paolo! tarsus.
In front of the Inca-naive
, ”and: assured.
“pavement. a. 4.. Fair. at...
”onion. who pushed Edward
in front of a train, causing his
Ind held without bail for trial on
' of murder.
there were fully to percent
the dorm when the unfortunate
WM life was fit! crtwlly ground
met one am Whaps the prisoner
»” ‘ pans to know just new the trage-
, . and his lips are sealed by ad-
.gf hie canach
“Mn-Wot the people when one
' ' d thaw was slumldenad on Don-
clearl'y shown in the prisoner's up-
A no they attempted to avenge
me when he was brought before
‘ ' , like. life left eye was cut and
Maud his clothing was torn and
l m ‘ It illaid that had not two or
”determined men, headed by ext-Froc-
W James J. Mccloskey, interfered the
W Would have worked summary van.
' ‘ upon him. He war severely pun-
, ' and it will be many days before he
will recover from his injuries. hlauterson'a
MM believed that no trouble would
in in fastening the guilt for
ii hill on Donlon. But, though about
”witnesses were examined at the boar-
”finely one professed absolute certainty
4' ‘ and on close questioning he was un-
willin‘to swear that Mastereen did not
My en the wet platform and topple under
thiecemotire.
, Only Circumstantial Evidence.
' Only the circumstances of Donlon'a
I grim appearance at the depot in an in-
f condition and his dispute with
' , after the latter had saved him
j‘m bolus crushed under a train from
litany City on Thursday evening are now
the prisoner, and the few friends
‘, tornado in New Brunswick during his
: “Incidence here believe no diillculty
’ ‘ will be experienmd in clearing him of the
charge. He was represented by Lawyer
t
at conrll of oycr and termincr, where
mama'- cxaminatlon was hold, was
7 filled “to the doors with hiastersou's
' awhen he was brought In. but no
demonstration was made. The angry
“Md aoowled at the trembling prisoner
. and contented themselves with muttered
‘ _ threatsand imprceations.
g "Eycfy one in any way identified with
thp management of the railroad depot,
, from hcflagmnn at the crossing to the
station agent. was exainined, but none
couldtell anything of the alleged crime.
; - Theyknew only that Doulou had been
saved from death by hiastcrson, and that
'Doiilon had resented the kindly interfer-
Ua.. They also saw Donlou running
away While Masterson's mangled body lay
under the wheels of the locomotive and
., _ laid ballad been captured and accused of
' pniblng him there. Every witness was
closely questioned by Judge film. and all
hntWilllam Robinson named that they
had not seen Donlcn push Master-son.
3 ,. Donlon Reniandud to Juli.
L. " flhhinaon, bowuver, insisted that he had
acanonlon push Musterson in front of
thanppronching lut‘unmiivc. Mnsterson,
he will, had his back toward Donion. and
than"! men were five fen-t apart when be
'last saw them. Hetbeu admitted that
thoplntform was wot and said that Mae~
I, 3 {might have slipped. ’l‘heexamina-
“on lastedvn little over an hour. and at its
.‘ conclusion Donlon was remanded to the
cultody of the sheriff to await his trial in
April. 5 '
Little is known of llonlou in New
Brunswick 'llc lodged with .loimrwurd.
at 113' Neileon street, where he is \Vcll
, thought of 'by Ward's family and his fel-
‘ " low hohrdors. He first appcaicd in New
Brunswick last June. and inuucdiutciy so;
outed employment as a moldcr in the Nat
tienal iron works. lie was discharged
form thisposition later and for none time
replaced Word as watchman at llnvis‘
cigar fwtory during the latter's illness;
(in Thursday he went table employer
and drawingjome money due him return-
edhome and announced that ho was’ go-
ing to visit his sister, who is ill in Phila-
delphia. He was intoxicated then. and
nothing more was seen of him by his
trends until he appeared at the railroad
station.
‘ A Kentucky Shooting Afi'r'ny.
FRANKFURT, Ky.. Feb. lo.-—-l’olicoman
Henry Brown was shot_ and killed in La.
gin’a saloon by Lucien Hawkins, a drunk
on character. Hawkins was inturn shot
and killed by Policeman William (iordon.
who mompaniod Brown. \Hawkins raised
a disturbance, and the police were sent
‘ for. Brown first entered, and Hawkins
fired two shots into him. Gordon at the
some time shot Hawkins. Both Brown
and Hawkins died in has than five min-
'utea.
The China-to Ship Railway.
. . Ofl'hwa, Feb. l5.-.Ali effort is being
. made to revive the Chignccto ship railway
achetne, in which over $3,000.00Q of Amer-
ican and British wpitnl has been sunk.
A bill was introduced in parliament ask-
ing that the time for the completion of the
railway be extended five years, in order
that the companymuy receive the annual
‘ subsidy of $170,000 the Dominion govern-
ment is pledged to pay the stockholders on
the completion of the marine railway.
nae Hydrophobla.
.LYSS'. Mesa, Feb. iii—Police Lieuten-
ant. Nelsen H. Doewas removed to the
Wall suffering from what appears to
r hydrophobia.’ While a patrolman, on
nee. ill lent, he was bitten by a dog. The
wound was not cantorimd, and, in fact,
Ir. Doe thought little of it.
, Stabbed to Dentlt at a Ball.
Wont), Feb. la—Near Clarkville,
. ,‘ia Waning county, Algie Tuck stab-
”"M ail] ‘ killed his cousin, John Tuck.
, " weroat a bail, and both were under
“claim of liquor.
-" ' ,rm "wee-wont. not mind.
LIA-W. l-‘eb. iii—Governor Morton
' the Blaine bill. which code!
cited States government certain
I to be ntilingd in strengthening Fort
a
. glue box-c down on them. ‘anahue jumped
‘ of University college, who conducted the
my ” 1» '7‘"
[Inflammation-ultra...
Hiawatha. 1844‘ W ”Till
‘ Times from St. Patersburg says: “tie
conduction has been raccivcdof than":
that in. 'snsen has discovered the north
pole and a returning to elviliutien. If
he is returning. his own dispatches are
likely to arrive More any answer is avail-
able to inquiries to such wild regions. do-
roid an they are of telegraphic or other
means of regular communication. Cap-
tain Wiggins unions that if it is true that
Nansen is returning he must have aban-
doned his ship. This elaerver believes the
reportbl regarding Nansen as not impossi-
e. "
The Daily News has an interview on the
subject with (lienlcnta it. Markham, prea-
ldent of the Royal Geographical racism
who did not think that it was impossible
that Dr. Nansen had reached the pole. but
that the absence of detail was strongly
agaimt the truth of the report.
Sergeant lecrielta' Views.
lsnrasaroms, Pub. in. — Julius R.
Frederic-ks, who was a sergeant in the
Grecly expedition that reached latitude
83:81, dill miles from tbopele. said that
be thought it was in the bound» of lamb
bility that Nansen had reached the north
pole, but itwas improbable that he reach-
ed it and started on the return down the
east. coast of Greenland. Sergeant Fred-
erick: thinks it probable that the poieist
on land. lie said:
“We went up the west coast of Green 5
land, whileNansen went up the east coast.
following the course of the Jeanette ex-
pedition. The two courses converge north
of Greenland. thn we were at our high-
est latitude, We were on land, and as far
as we could see through glameos we could
see only land. I am inclined to doubt it,
but Nansen may have found a more open
seasmi than we found, and by means of
dog slcdgcs may have made his way to the
pole. If he did. it seema, as I said, that he
must have started homowurd along the
west coast of Greenland after taking to
the water, so as to him) the advantage of
the currents. "
llelicvcs the Nansen Story.
Pnrmnctl'ura, Feb. 15. -— Professor
Charles E. liitc, who was naturalist on
the Peary relief expedition in 1892, said,
in speaking of Dr. Nanscn's discovery:
"1 have not the slightest doubt that Dr.
Nansen was successful.
satisfied that the report is authentic, and
that be has reached the coveted goal.”
Professor l-lito said that while the com-
mercial world would derive no benefit
from the north pole being located it would
be of inostimable value to the world of
science.
DEATH HELD THE HELM.
Five Carmen and Six Starving Mon Found
In a Benched Boat.
CARRABELE, Flu.. Fob. ism—A [mat con-
taining five corpgos and six men barely
alive has drifted ashore of! Dog island.
When discovered by fishermen, the surviv-
ors were unconscious GiibI-rt liolmcs,
when revived, related a story of terrible .
suffering.
Last week the 11 men left Key West on
n smack in i it along the want coztst.
When two day mt, the smack was wreck-
ed, the him getting in a boat without food
or water. Three duysofter the wreck Frank
Mason died. Max'l‘hornton, Alfred Stuf-
ford, Joe West and Nathan Adams follow-
ed him.
The survivors wrro loo weak to ihmw
their dead comrades into the .scn, and the
corpses remained in the boat.
The some on the boat, when it was
found. was horrible. The living and the
dead, stark nakt-Il, wore tumbled together.
The corpses seemed to be gnawed in places,
and the fishermen suggested that in dos:
pcratiou tho survivors had tried to sustain
life on tho llcsh of their dead cmupnnions.
The six survivors are: .‘love Rodriqucs,
Sam \Viilhuns, l-lcnry denim“),
Blackburn. Arthur Moore and Gilbert
iiolnws. 'i'hrco of the half dozen have
been made insane by their sum-rings.
CRUSHED TO DMEAT H.
Two .“l‘ll Killed by an Engine on the:
Jeremy (‘cntral Railroad. |
Silhll‘liii'iiJJ-l, N. J., Feb. iii—Two men
were instantly killed and a third had III
narrow escape on the Jersey Central road '
between this place and Flutlcrno. ‘ ,
Patrick Kelly of Linwrcncc, Mesa, ;
John Donahue and amunknown inan were
walking on the truekvvvljon a shifting on i
out of danger, but his companions were 5.
not quick. enough and were literally:
ground to pieces beneath the whecis.
Donahue says the men told him they;
were bridge builders and had been to’
Bound Brook looking .for work. They
were on thcir way to Somervilio when’
struck. The unknown man was from Do— i
vcr, N. J. I
Believed to Be Lost. '.
Pil'fl..\l)i'll.l‘lll.\, Feb. 15.—It is feared in 5
shipping circles here that the British
steamship Asv'only, Captain Cameron,
from Hamburg Jun. 14 for Philadelphia.
with a crew of 3:") men and 4,300 tons of
beet sugar, valued at upward of $300,000,
has laundered at sea, as nothing has been
heard from her since Jan. 19, when she
passed Dunnct head, having taken the
northern route. through what is known as
the Petitland firth, one of the most dau-
gernus localities known to navigators.
_. .
I‘tility of the Roentgen Rays.
TOROXTU, Feb. 15.—The value to sur-
cry of Professor Rnentgen’s discovery
was again demonstrated in Grace hospital.
A woman patient, whose fact had caused
her intense pain,‘was sainniticd to the
cathedn‘rnye, and the photograph revealed .
the presence of a needle. Professor Wright
experiment. pointed out to the surgeons
the exact location of the fonlgn body. and ‘
an operation at this point proved the pho-
tograph to be a true one. -
The Celebrated Maybriek Cale.
LOXDOS, Feb. 15.-—’.l‘hc so called May
brick committee, an organization formed
for the purpose of working in behalf of
the pardon of Mrs. Florence Mnybrick.
confined in Woking, prison on conviction
of poisoning,hcr husband, has submitted
an exhaustim presentation of their case
to the home secretary, presenting new and i
important matters for his consideration. i
l
, (lot Seven Years In Prison. .
30510:, Feb. lit—Mrs. Ella 1.. Bates, !
60 years old, convicted of being implicated 1
inc fatal criminal operation performed
eyes 0““:th Boston. has been I
. to m years' imprisonment
c rflarmatery at Sher
i
I T' ‘I'.‘ l if V i. V.
THE MAN WHO KNOWS
a thing when he etait is the man
our heart. We t ink for him. we
whemo for him. we buy for him and we
are doing our boat to sell to him. Of
course We want to sell to everybody; but
the “ntan who knows” helps us with
everybody. because he finds here {not
what he wants in the grocery line. i ere
pro {tome field” thmffi be for: picked out
atcyns .ingspeci ygtx:
Cafe Royal Coffee.
Dried Peaohotl. lilo. two for 25c.
“ Apples. 100.. three for 25c
Evaporated Peaches. file, two for too
" Nectarinos. lilo, two for 73.7w
“ Res berries, 250.
“ Hue cherries. 15c
" Cherries, ibc
" Plums, lie, two for 250,
.. ‘- Apples, 12
“ Primes, lo and He in
As flue Janis ea poasible to have at
SAMUEL SOMSTOCK JR’S
72 North Main Street.
WAGON—(SH!
New and Second-Hand.
BUGBIES,
PHAETONS,
OARRIAGES,
I feel perfectly,
John .
. V. ““WL
, CANOPIES,
g SPINDLES, El'c.
{ PRICES To SUIT ALL
3 CALL AND sen THEM.
EHENRY TILLY.
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‘ - HO! FOR
{Florida and the South
i av'TI-IE:
! CLYDE LINE.
bare to Jacksonville, Flea, $25.00; excur-
sion, $43.30,
Faro to St.Augustine. Flu... 33150; ext
carsion. $40M. ,
’i‘o Charleston, S. C. $20.00; excursion
All tickets include meals and berth
1 while on board of the steamer. For any
'iufurum‘tiou, tickete, stateroom, etc., in-
quirc of
GEO. F'. BEARSE, Agt.
,Cn'v NATIONAL BANK.
or W. P. CLYDE & (30., General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York.
1....._,..___.. -.._...__..- -._,
Mtfllflisbis I” peanuts». and
tells pill lie Reset it.
Irmatths clued Post i
When one has the word of a reliable
munity, confidence is established. and
that {lace comm-ed lattice about all our
communities. Standing before the public
means making ane’s‘self a willing target.
We know our standing before the public
and all it. iInpllca. We know that poly
just such urrowa as the heading of this
article can hit us, and we got them every
day. and they score high. Such eulogy
varies in value and potency according to
the source. l. e.. reliability.
hiatus l". Croekeria an old resident
and reliable citizen of Boston, residing
at 3273 Washington street. Jamicn Plain.
lie is a pin-taunt, large. heavy man—b t we
will let him speak for himself.
"1 have been a keen sufferer from
compiaflit for thcpast fteeu yea ..
you see I am It heavy ma , and.“ encode
pulled to stand for any length of time the
pain and heavy feeling over
my kidneys would become almost
unbearable. i-Ixerticn increased my
backacxe. The kidneys acted impropcri y,
and the added to the misery. l washa-
proaaed by an advertisement of litmu'e
Kidney Pills, and deciding to try them, i
got a box at Knight‘s pharmacy, Court
and Hanover streets. and took them as
directed.” lie say»: "They took hold
right from the first. Mybackacbc is gone.
the painiu thokldneys is gone. and they
uowact in accordance with the laws of
health. and to sum it all up is it any wou-
dI-r l have. so much confidence in floan's'
Kidney l’iilsi’ i think not." “'cccrluiu-
ly can stand before the public when such
testimony of cores comes to us from every
direction every day. .
Dolm'u Kidney l’iils are for sale by all
dealers-[IKE- I'll) cculs~ or sent. by mail by
Foster-Mi rn (10., nuuulu,‘.\'. \‘., 1.qu
agents for thc 1'. S.
J. W. Pli‘l‘i'i‘, Republic, 1a.. says: “i
have uscd OncMiuuie Cough Cumin my
family and for myself. with results so
entirely satisfactory thatI cun hardly
find words to express myself as to its
merit. I will never fail to recommend
it to others. on every ()(‘CflSlUil that pre-
sents itself,”
A young man in Lowell, Mass” trou-
bled for ycnrs with a constant mcccssion
of bulls on his neck. was completely
cured by taking only three bottles of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Another result of
the imminent was greatly improved di-
gestion with iuvrcnn‘d :lVilll‘Illlpfdri.
Raymond 8: Sons.
' A eight... of
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits!
Always on llnnd : also
Funeral Directors and lim-
balmcrs !
as and on Main see... Norwalk
Iicsinlcncc. :: llcrklcy l’lacc.
Tolcpln tun. 77-4.
J. O.JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
wau. PAPER‘ AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Nurwalk.
houses for inspection. on notice by postal.
Estimator. Ulit'cx'fuily linen. mc 19
' tea
«acccuaaad
are not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dear to us becauscof their
goodness. ' Loriilani’s Rosc-
Leaf Cut Plug isnot a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is cheap.
The prudent man smokes it
,from motives of economy.
1 The extravagantmansmokcs .
it from choice—because it’s
,‘ good; When your tobacco .:
dealer asks “What kind f” ‘
Say ‘ .
. inrillard’s
Willi?
“-Coaaaameaam
A- A-.. 4 . -.‘ ._ M _--.___._. _._. ..____.-H.__.._‘._._..
, .3 nghighgq gfi‘raot.‘
Spring Stock!
$5.50. All weal
formerly $2.co, now $Iioc.
in first-class style, and at
low prices.
H. GO
ODWIN,
.Taiior, Heller and
Furnishcr.
I10 Washington Strect
Bridge.
Drop inflPrices!
Hirivilv Frt-sh l'uth‘. - - - 1-: for 37"“
“Mid Eggs for (Yin-lung. . . 17 for 2w
(namely lluitI-r. but in form, - 311- lb
" very good, - - 22" lb
l‘uro lll‘nf Lard. lic “L. l” but. . ‘ HM.»
flood Loaf Lani. - - “ - ‘n- lb
L‘ottoicnc. z: lb. pull. — - 21v
Idonoi yi‘ll lluttI-riuc. but will inform any
pcrmnwisbing to use it. howibcyman pro-
cure it. " -
a. A. VICKERS.
125 Washington Street.
. ,. . ______
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director ‘
f andfimhah‘per.
so, spatter-m.
theorem Wm
ratify
man. and of long residuum la the coin“
Suits formerly $3.00 new"
pants. .
j mus llt‘l‘l‘ have signed a declaration to tho ,
cffcct that tho alleged llocx' outrages on
All goods made to ()l’flel"1 'urclnirzchicvmls lit-lions. .1
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A In York Woman Arrested In Ohio
‘ . Charged With hitching.
artwnmmn. 0., Feb. iii—Mu. C. 3!.
Powell of this city has been placed under
arrest at Delaware. 0., at the instance of
'i‘. ii. Naioney,» who' charges her with
poisoning his two children, with fetal rat
suits; also her two claim at Truman»
burg, N. Y.. and Professor John W. Van
Sickle of this city. He charges also that
she attempted to poison .ll wife, but
failed.
The wunmn. at the time her but no call-
ed victim, Professor Van Sickle, died and-
denly, kepta hoarding home here. She
diaaplxmred a day or two after his death,
and now it is Inserted government bonds
Worth 80,000, which belonged to him, are
missing.
Cal‘tlllfll‘ ric-Inwfer, who has been invmti.
gating the (rum actively. so far as it relates
to Van Sickle. has been unable to get
any satisfactory evidence except as to
the peculiarity of Van Siokie's death. The
body is so thoroughly impregnated with
pIiiMmousombalmlng fluid that a chem.
icai examination for traces of Wilson in of
no value whatever: (in the othcr band,
Maioucy maintains that he can substanti-
ate his charges trim the evidence of a repu-
table physician as well an by others.
The woman's friends assert that the
case is one of spite work. but admit that
her reputation is open to attack. iicr hus-
band dI-vcrtI-d her some months ago he- ; , .
gorge all who are uilhctcd to procure a.
cause, he says, he discovered that she had
deceived him. She was going umlcrtho
name of Frances Brown when he Iuarriod
lli‘l‘, wilt-runs her real name was 'l'nilby,
he says, uml showas from Trunmuslmrg,
N. Y ‘
Mrs. Powcll says that hinlouoy is perso-
cuting hcr on account of a trivi::l differ-
ence they luui when she was tcaching
school in his noighlmrhmnl. llo hull rtull-
tcnccs calling her a thief and othcr name-e
painted on the sciumlheuso fence. for
which alto afterward brought suit for $10.-
ililfl damages. Malonoy says he will pmh
the palmniug case and will prove his
chargcs. _
Residents lIcro are excited greatly over
the case, owing to tho promim-ncu of Van
Sickle. who wu-a for several yours at the .
hcnd of a business t-oiicgu hero. Mrs.
i’owull is if fine looking woman of culture.
having had II collegiate training in New
York ainto.
PATRIOTIC MAIDEN.
A lilndcomc Spanish So-Itorltu l-filopc-t With
a flashing lnaurgcnt Louder.
lI.\ \’.\.\’.\, Fob. lit—Thu little village of
Molpaox has its story of lm'n- and roinunrc, i "1'." l” my film“ I sent for it bottle zuld
which is diverting its lniuibituuts even in limgan it.» use and from the first dow
the midst of \var's alarms.
it. seems that .‘Illrin‘ Ventura lionmlcz.
the handsome daughter of ll loyal Spanish
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. madam?” Meta "
' LNIW Ham, 0mm" ”William Bt.-
“I first known! Dr. End‘s Remedies
for Children five yearlago. and I am
eontinuallyrecontmendinxotherntothcrs
to use there. and always with the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantaxn. and Dr. Hand'a Diar-
rhoea Mixture outed it almost immed-
iately. Dr. Hand‘s Colic Care is also
excellent—Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
Hand's Colic Care and Dr. Hand‘s Diar-
rhwa Mixture are sold by all druggista,
3M, _—.— ..... mw‘. Mu—m- «an-av—
. It not only is so, it must be so, (hazy
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that’s what Intakes it go. i
--Aceton is harmless. ‘
A high livcr with a torpid liver will 7,
not in: u long liver. lorrt‘ct tin- liver
with Do Witt a Little Early Risers. liltio
pills that care dyslu-paia and constipai ion I
Care for Headache. i
As a remedy for all forms of Heath;
ache Electric Bittomlnu-I proved to beE
the very best. it affects a pennancut‘
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick :
llf‘lllllif‘llt‘i-l yield to its influence. We
bottle, and give this remedy it fair trial. '
In cases of habitual constipation Elcc- }
. iric Bitters cures by giving the noodI-d ‘
tone to the bowels. and fmv CilStS long;
resist the use of this medicine. Try, it '
oucc. Fifty cents and $1.00 at Stillson's ,
and Wm d's Drug Stores. i
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Quick in cfl‘mt, heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions:
quicklycuml by Dc Witt's Witch Hazel .
Salvo. Applied to burns, scaldo, oldi
sores, it is magical in cfi‘cct. Always?
cures piles. i
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. (i. (Taillouctte, Druggist. Bcavcrs-
ville, 111., says: “To Dr. King's New:
illscovI-ry I owv- my lifc. Was taken?
with La (irippc and tricd all the pbyrzi- ,
Clitlin‘ for miles about. but of no avail1
and was given up and toldI («mid not
Having Dr. King's New Discov-
'i,w;;.-ut to gut bcticr, and after using
ilm-c in‘lttlcn‘ was up and about againfl
linilrit‘. lizui loony admirer-3 thc numbcrjll l5 “”0““ lit? Wcigltt in gold. w“:
not living cunfinrd to tho loyal mus of i won't kccp sturcorhnugo Without it.",
Spain, though llll'l‘t‘ “urn I'lqupiI of titcsu I (ii'i ii fi'l'!‘ "in "t Stillgim’q and \Vm-fl'x‘v
. . . . .
who would in win favor in the ..elioritit'u
' luatrouv dark cycs.
lint slII- looked beyond them In :I cI-I-lain
dashing insurgent hauler IIIIIl Illll not al-
lowhis intervals to suffer while he was
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Drug Stores.
—Accton cures headache.
coincidental bE'E-Ired
conducting during raids and running 3 by 100“] applications ustlicyululiot rcucii,
around the bewildered Spanish forces. ”or
family and friends, of coursc. nppm‘ul her
clioico and sought to wcou her away from
her Cuban sweetheart.
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the diseased portion of‘tim car. There is .
only one way to cure deafness, and that i
. t . . ‘ l
15 by constitutional remedies. Deafness 1.
1“" ”"i“"‘ "”"l‘" ”‘ ”W ”““"“ ”mfwiscauscd by airiufizuucd condition offi
choriia \'cnturu (ioumh-z has“ ciopco
with the insurgent loader Luis iiobnu.
MAHER’S STRANGE" DEATH.
i A Local liiaputc In Progress "Icr‘ihc Er.-
into of a ('Ilicogo .llnn.
('chiuo, Fob. lit—An inquest was lucid
Im the remains of Mark ilugh Muller. thc
Well known Chicago sporting man, who
died i'ob. I of lint. Springs, [\rk., under
sonutwhut suqaiclnus ('ll‘f'llill‘liilli‘li and
ovor whose catnip of Siiilmuiil II bilinr legal
fight has staricd bctwcon his divorced
Wife and her Siii'tflfrin‘ul'. » .
Nothing dcfiuilc war; llrl'i'l'lfllllflll. how" ‘
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definite cause for death could be usccr
ininctl.
\Vulil'r )lIIiIcr, iln’: lirnflu'r of iliodcmas
I‘ll, is not satisfied and will probably have
the lll\'('.~il,’.’.‘iii.rll I'lil‘l'li‘tl forlhur, iliou:h
in just what way he is undocidrd.‘
Tlu- \‘ruczm-lmi ('ontrnvcrny.
LII‘ WIN, 1". l). ill—Thu 'l'iuicp ways Ilia! .
for Iiiplouuuio ruinous it is, pI-I llulllt' that. .
the leaders of the opposition in parliament '
will withhold thcir criticism of tho \‘k‘lw'
; zuclan question during ihoIiist-Iirtiou of
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lltll'flL'l'S and iiiit Mouldings taken to;
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tho :Ilucndnwut olicz'mi by lil. ll. .-\ilu~Ih'_v—
Jones, Radical llll‘illluli‘ of yoriiannrnt, do
ploriug the aheenco from tho. qilc.‘ll':~
fv‘lif'i‘i'll of an assurance that the \vhoic
boundary dispute with \‘cncrucia will in-
. rc'fI-rrcd to arbitration, in um‘ol‘dmu'w with
America‘s summation.
In lh'fcnsc of thc‘lm-rs.
Ufii'l‘. TO“ N, li‘v'll/lflm—h'll' J. (”lill'llilll
Spring, premier of Cape Colony: .l. linf
mcycr, leader of the Ai'rikmulcrparty. the
chief iniliiriorsumi other iuiiucutinl pmn
.Ilritisli subj»:
Coming to America.
linxnhx, Fob. i5.—’l'lio British Foreign
Arbitration :Isma-iittion has deicgntrdouc
of its vice presidents to visit the l‘uitctl 1
States in ordcrto obtain matter for ii rc-
port to the aimoftiation upon the Venezuela
boundaryvd .puto and its outcomes.
BRIEF NEWSNOTES.
John. alias Patsy, Harris. .;I negro inur-
Ilcrcr, was lumen-(l in the illril‘ll‘l. of U)-
lumhia jail in \\':I,~'hingtou. ,
Joucph llnuuhue, the champion om
ekatcr, was fined $23“ in the county court
at hivwlmrg, .‘J. Y.. for .‘irlm'llilh in the we.
end dcgrcc. .
Governor Morton has signed the bill
transferring the Palisades of the Hudson .
river to the national g-Jvcrnnlcnt for II na-
tional park.
A dispatch from Santiago do (_'lill.‘| says >
that the insurgent lender h‘cli; Denis has
born killed in an engagement with the
Spanish troops.
A bequest of $50,000 has been made to
the college for women of the. Western itc-
servc university in Ohio by Mrs. S Y.
Darkness of New York. .
Prince Boris. eldest son of Prince Fer-
dinand of Bulgaria, was baptized with
great ceremony awarding to the rifts of
the Greek church at Sofie.
Judge Morton, in the supreme court.
granted a tempoprary llljlulctlnll restrain
in: the ilev. i121". Kcnngntt from preach-
)“ in the First Congregational church at
'lmwell, Mayra. ' g . I ‘ '-
«Be
Ila in no:
rustle:
c! tiredindflrp of
eat-peg W’cnanitaden. .2
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tin- mucous lining of the Eustachian ?
Tube, “'licn this tube is infizuncd you ‘
have a rambling sound or iiupcrfccf hear-
ing. and when it iscutircly closed. Deaf-
llvn’i is the result, and unless the inilzuu- ‘
motion can be taken out and this tuiwc ‘
l'l.‘.~'iill‘(‘fl to its normal condition, hearing
will be dcstroycd f'orcvt-r : nine cases out
of ion are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing int an inflamed condition of the
mucous suri'acvs. ' .
Wc will give ("inc Hundred Dollars
for any case of Doni'uvxs ((‘illlh‘l'll by I-:1~
Inrrhi that cannot be cured by Halli.
SI-ud for circulars ; frcc. ’
l“. J. CHENEY & (‘0.. Toledo. 0.
“Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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One .‘liuutc (Tough Cure touchcs ilxc ‘
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Ontario is Dr. Samuel WI
prescription for Infants and Chile
dren. It contain neither Opium
liorphine nor other Narcotic uh-
stance. Itisahamlesuuhrtitntefcr
Paregoriwllropr, Soothing Syrups,
and CutcrOil. It is pleasant. Its
gdarantee in thirty year! are by
millions of Mothers. Caloric lathe
Children's Panacea—the WI
Friend.
For [tribute and Children.
[)0 not be imposed upon, but insist m
having Castorla. and ace that the focalnnn
signature of
is on the
mammal/i“ )C M
We ahailpro- ' ' '
tent ourselves and the public at all hazards.
'l‘nr: Curran COMPANY. 17 Hurray 6L, NJ].
.-, outbid!
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Children like
to.Curc their
Coughs and
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WilllAMS’
soul "Elliot
' WILLIAMS 3. CARLETCN co.
HARTFORD, CT.
Children Cry for
.Pitcher’s Castcria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
, When Baby was sick, we gem lxnr Canim'lzl.
Win-u she was a Child, she criml for Castoria.
When she became Mina, she clung to Castoria.
‘ mention.
2right spot. It also touches it at the.
3 right timc if yuuiakc ii: when you huvv
‘ a cough or cold. Sec the point '3 Then
don‘t cough.
—-.-\ootou will lmruk up a cold.
"(live lilt‘ n l‘m‘r rchliunu and [ can
.2 rcf'uiutb the world,” said :I ul‘llliln'.
,ill'l’flL'lt‘il handed him a bottle of l)»
,Win's Littlc Early Risers, tiu- fuxuous
lifilo- pills.
—AcI-,1oucuws the grip.
Don't invite dimplmiutmI-ni by cxpcl'i ,‘
(inc Mjnuiv’
Dem-ml upon
("nigh (.‘Iii‘u and you have innucdiait- I'v-
' lici'. it cum-s croup. Tiicouly luu'mlI-ss
l'cIuI-‘ziy that pI‘leiiCiaillllllf‘dlilii! results. '
«Accton will prcvcut pneumonia.“
‘Eu’iuii’é Kraut save." V
i It is qurautccd to give perfect satisfac-
i tiou or money refunded. Price '27» cents .
per imx.‘ For sale by G. f‘. Stillsou and
p 1-:. l‘. \chd.
, Suntluug. landing. claiming. Dc Will's
l \Vitcli Hazel Sitivz-isiizc openly to Songs, ,
pvoumis and pilcs. which it uI-VI-r fails to
cure. Hops itching and burning. (lures,
,cbapyxul llps,;‘atid mid-Horus in' f‘vi‘noi‘:
: throt- hours.
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You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says the Si. hmisdournai of Agriculture
,in on ulitoriel about No-To—Buc, the
“We know
o. many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxescnrcd him so that even t
, smell of tobacco makes him sick.” No-
ifl’o-Bacsoldend gnarapteéd‘by R. H.
Finished. l‘t‘ooure no pay. Bock free.
Sterling Remedy C0,, New York or
Chicago. \
ffamons tobacco habit cure,
' Any tendency to [maximum lmlducw
,Iuay 1,. promptly llcckwl by the uu‘s of
scalp is here and the hair-route deetreyui .,
l.f,.ycu Would recline the best results.
erotica.»
The 1
The best salvo in the World for cuts. ‘
1 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt: rlicum, ' fcvcl' :
,rtnrcn, tc‘itcr, chapped hands. chilldains. ,
.Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posh ’
tivclycums piles, or no pay rcquiredfl
Ayer‘a Hair ng . Don‘t delay fill lbw,
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. When she had Children, she gavethcm Coatoria.
Children Cry for
; Pitcher’s Castoria.
Examiner in
i‘. . . Patent Mot,
1376 In 1883;
Offices. no Main Street,
nmnunpon'r, coax-
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one 0771c: to appear"; U 3. Earl: or ct,
‘. and we consume parent .1: ass tune '05:,
remote from \Vaslllnglwi’l. . . . .
' Send model. drawing or phetcw with (lf‘Sl‘l'lD-
lion. We advise, if palentabic or not,‘frec of ,
charge. Our ice not due fill also: is SCCFIH'IL' ;
A Paumurr, “ How to 0 min Patents," with:
I cast of same xILthe U. S. and laugh countries,
‘ tent free. Adding, :
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