“An Eye Opener."
Our atock of grill't'l'lI‘I—lhti kind you1
an get any day anywlwm and the little
extract you can not at only a tow epeclel
hi on eye opener to anyone who
ee never even it. In our atom it hi a
font to the «yew—at home It In a tenet to
the taetc.
Mpnrague tipe. unwilling very fine. 25o
can.
Canned her. utrawberriee, oherrleti.
Wilt: supplemwaemlums. Extra
ne gelatin.
Chili eeuce. canned baked lx-anu with
tmnatoeeanco. Evatmrntivl borne rad-
lah. Muntard by the quart.
‘ taaurt coasroctt lit’s
72 North Main Street.
Unanimous
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York ' -
3331.:le
makeeofhicyeleeaeprizgma
guano“ contest, ' ' i win"
acre free choicego‘lv‘gyone of
thetmmachinu.Theresultwae
ALchtbetenwirmeruelected
few will choose a
bicycleotherthan the Columbia
man an Cate of Columbia and mu.
BleyeiuIefree oueaIlu an Colum-
bfil'e‘ t; by mail horn ue pic? twyo o'cene
area!
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Fire. Lilo and
Accident
INSURANCE”
leei letete end Iiooee Agent.
Ocean m l rum, ad Sterlin
Drafts.h {our )1 Ifeted ‘
and Bloch So .
omen, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SeattoPeat Office,
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Notary Public. Achmledgmeute Texan.
I, anti-directly for
Pltcher'e caetoria.
F 5u: itiwwl-IE
' mleaal of John llaioncy. for yeere a write.
W-...
Gheetly Traffic Carried On at.
leilevue Heepitel.
AWN". uvrtmort rxrtertnf
Th) New t’orb I’heritlee Cornelia-lone”
lelieg ea Iaveatigatlea of the laetIte-
item—Abner apd Fraudulent l'reetieee
Are Alleged.
h'vw Your. lien-h .‘ili.--WIth the die-
ble tueeeenger of death, from Bellevne
boepitel beoauaeof alleged allure of hie po-
eitlon, the cominiaeloncra oi charliiee tech
the tint etep toward the abolie ‘ ent of
the traflIc in the dead which h been go-
Icg on. it Ia eeld. In lieilevue hoepltei for
nearly '10 yeare. When the «unintentional-e
meet again to beer charger agaiaet Ite em-
ployeee. fearful revelationa are looked for
bearing upon this gheetly buelneee ct buy-
ing and eellin unclain ed bodice. “vela-
tione that wl l alloek phlegmatic Sew
Verb".
umwowu .w.m..w .. l ,
/’
e... "Layton
The attention of the oomtnieelonere her
already been turned to L'hll matter. end it
Ie ataied on the beet of authority that the
: ghaatly diecleanrea already made hetero
that board, together with thoae to come.
will without doubt bring another ebakeup
In the management of the ltmpltal and
morgue.
.lohn Haloney. who wet dialnleeetl from
tho hovpltal mtrpe, bold. perhape. the moat
unique poeltion of any man in the coun-
try. Ilia huelnoee wee to carry news of
deathe to mile who had frieude or role-
tlvett in the boepltal. and 'hle diernlaeal
came heeeuao he tint gave thle Informa-
. tlou to hie brother. who wae an undertak.
er. and received a good oommieelon for hie
work.
While thle in iteolf heellttledlrect hearé
ing on the eale of the dead. it Ie hinted
that Maloney of noeeeeity Itnew a good
deal of thclllegai traffic. and he will prob-
ably he called before the commiulonera
and uueetloned nimut the matter. Illa toe.
_ titucny ie counted upon largely to prove
; caeee againet the attepocted once.
So far ea the invaetlgation hae gone al-
ready, a remarkable degree of rottenneee
In the hoepital hae been brought to light.
It ie ealtl tho multttieelonere have alrrady
dlewvered ‘ that for yearn part there bae
been a large traffic in the eale of children'e
bmlieu. and that it' hae been carried on
with the full knowledge and even aid of
oftleialr high In tho hoepitnl.
('hildm’e Hardin the float Valuable.
2 Child euhjecte on the tlieeccting tabla
’ are warm and much nought after by madl-
lcal mllegee. Therefore, it in rate to aa-
' mine that there bodies have brought error
I tnoue financial returna. became. when it
] beeanm known that the body of aeblld
i wait proeurahle at all, hide were made on
it, and tho higheet bidder got the gheetly
’ prim.
. 'l'heee ealcr were carried on. it Ia alleg-
v ed. ee were all the other: In the depen-
' meal. by a clever aelteme. In the cares of
nanpere it war decidedly easy. ’I'cetlmcny
which. It ie aeid, hae already been taken
in that there Imdleu were duly entered ol
the veoorde of the hoopltai. marked "Pot-
ter’e Field." and later wore turned over to
certain undertaken ectln ae god-tween
for physiciana. who deli and theta. in
thin «truncation it la charged that three on
dertakera paid big eommleelone to certain
tlflit'lnlw. who were of ‘nocehlty in the ac-
ctot, to allow to go unneeded.
vionere have had their attention called.
and which will prohaly he ititcvtigated. ie
a charge that covered wagona and vehiclee
have been In the habit of driving up to
' the morgue at all hours of the night. big
l packages have been placed in them. and
i then they wrre driven rapidly away. This
In tho nmnuer, they think. In which tho ’
g hartorod bodice have been retrieved.
Still another matter In which the hoard
i has delved It the apparently paradoxical
‘ fact that runny former employees of the
bmpltul have apent mmeidorahly more
.moncy than thcylcgltlmately earned ae
lealary from tho hoepltal. Una ease hilt!
g looked out where a mum wan eniployod in
i the hoepltal at Milli) a year, and yet he
i lived in oompmntive luxury and paid ttlu
in month for his npurtmonte alone. An-
other man has been found who works in
l the bmpltal on a etnuli enlary. and yet be
; in worth at leaet 050,000,
I At the hoepltal no one would have any-
thing at all to any in reference to thin
é matter. It la certain. however. that tho
, mmmieeionera have lnvoatigated thlr and
will go into details: when witneenml can
beprocurcd. It may reenlt in the trial
eml dietniueul of nevernl more officials in
,. tho hovpltal. ' '
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: Davie May (live l'p the Fight.
51'. Phil. March xiii—All the county
conventiona of Minnesota have been held
and the revolt in overwhelmingly in favor
of McKinley. The Fifth cougreasional
convention inetructed its delegates,
ifiharlee A. l’lilehury and Eli Torrance. for
McKinley. 'l'ho conventions In the Second.
Third, Fourth. Sixth and Seventh die.
trlcte will he held today, anti, with the ex:
, ooptlon of the Fourth, all_will eelect Mc-
Kinley delegatea. The ls‘ourth, the home
dietrlct of Senator Davie, will elect two
delegates in favor of the eenettm He will.
. however. got a eruaiiing blow in the riots
convention tomorrow. which will eurely
have three McKinley men to one llnvla
roan. That body will select four dulcgntce
at large in favor of tho Ohio man. This
will leave )lr. Davie with only two dele-
gatea from hie own state, and it is gen-
erally believed he will withdraw from the
contact,
ffoealderet‘e to the Math.
Summit. hi. .l., March flit—No new
light heebeen ahed upon the eulcldc of
William H.1’arker..the noted trap shot
and writer on field eporte. Parker had
‘. undered from a canceroue affection on his
'right jaw. He left hie home on Ralph
meet. Ballerina, early in the day. came
.tothie city and wrote aeveral iettare. one
; of which ever to hie wife. telling of hie
' purpose to end hie pain by caching death.
latevnt la the Brown Horny Trial.
New Haves. March 2ft.—Iutereet In the“
heresy trial of the Rev. William 'I'. Brown
of Madlecn II at a fever heat in that town.
, The trial begine ’i‘ueeday before a mutual
l council of nearly all the clergy of the
neighboring ehurehee. Mr. "Brown oocu-’
pied hie pulpit ea neuel yeeterdey, and the
‘ church wee crowded with curfeue people
from the towne in the vicinity.
tree Ihueeed leaped Cantata.
)ittaornn. limb Ian-The police
, bereetate that fully l.000 convicte. who
moped from the female penal eettlement
‘ at Noumea. Sew Caledonia; have reached
flydaey and duper-ed among the Ada-
uatiae ”teeter. The government will
iegleleee for their eeeluelca
t
Another matter to which the commie-
thvtLAuc in who»...
cabieet one» am can If the Ila.-
Iaatiea la rendered Ile Wilt Aeeept.
Weentaorox. tiareh till. - d‘here ap-
peare to be no longer any doubt intht
A
‘ mlnde of politielaue and public men in
Wathiugton that Preeldent Cleveland It
willing again to be the candidate of Mt
party, and that plane are now being put
into operation to bring about hie aomlne
tIon. The belt that wee thrown out in the
euggeetlon that Secretary Cerllele ie the
adminietretlcn candidate wee not even
nibbled at, and the preeldent'a friends
now ray that the name of Cleveland tnuei
again be Invoked to save the Ilctnooraih
party. (in every title there in evidence that
the Cleveland men are arrangintt to doth
trol the oouvantiona that will elect the
doiegetoe to Chicago. and it to oapoclally
eigniflcant that the oillciaht of the admin-
Iatratlun, who eix montba ago were aeeort
ing that Dir. Cleveland would econ write
a letter to eomebedv eaying that he would.
not beaeendldete, new Imvellttlo to any on
the eubjeot. liven if auch a letter ehould
now make ite appearance. huwovcr. It
Would not ubuke the faith of the polltlm
world of Wauhlngton. who feel confident
that Cleveland in again “in the bomb: ol
ble friende." Talking to a group of bit
perecnal anti party friende a few daye ago.
a member of the cabinet aeld:
"Cleveland In our only candidate. and II
the Domwratic party at Chicago tender:
him the nomination. he will accept it.
even if he done to at a great personal eat:
rifloc. I know very wall that ho door not
deelre the nomination and he la ready tc
retire from public life at the clean of hit
preacnt term. but i not equally euro that
it the party ehculd force tho nomination
upon ltlm- and pledge hit? the united
etreugth of the party. be on u how tn
the will of his party and make be light.
nut ea the leader of any faction. if it. ea the
leader of all there who believe that the in-
tereete of the government tienmnd a con-
tlnunuce of the true principles of iletnoo
“0,.”
The etatemeut wee made with at) much
carneetneee that every one preacnt felt that
the cabinet ollleer had been impired by a
provioue eonvereetiou with the president.
That wae tho impreeelou it tirade upon the
minds of there who heard it. and it in gen:
erally believed to reprceeut the attitude at
the prceldent.
MAY STRIKE AGhIN.
Brooklyn Trolley Etuployeee Ara Conr-
plalnlug Bitter-1y of III l'aege.
Buoottmx, March tilt—The trolley oom-
panlca of this city are likely to have an-
other strike to contend with thin stttutttor.
' The executive committee of Iliatrlot Ali-
actnbly No. 75. Brooklyn Surface Railroad
Knight» of Labor. will meet during the
week to hear reporta an to tboorgauizaticn
of the trolley men.
it la said the men will renew their dc
mantle for an advance of 25 mate a day
and for the other conditioua they etruck
for about a year ago. it, wue aald by a
member of the Knights of Labor that the
strike would probably be ordered in June.
as It would be a better time than in the
winter monthe. He said the extra work
that the men were compelled to do forced
them to organize. ,
The employees of the Union Elevated
railroad and there of the liiege (Dummy
Elevated railroad are fairly well organized.
While they'bavc no grievances. it in clalfn
ed they will aympathlze with the trol ey
man. The men claim that they have tc
make an many tripe a day that it In impwn
elblo to obaerve the eight milee an be .
law.
Ilia \‘aliet- Wee Full of Money.
Dl‘ld'Tll. Minn, March 23.—-Anetluo
tifchIlLlOll has been sprung in the cane oi
Charlee ll. smokey. ex-caabler of tin.
State bunk. who is being tried for the cm-
hezzletuent of 810.000 of the henk’a funds,
it being the wound care. Stuckey having
been acquitted of the charge of ember.
zllng $1,500. llnrry Do Catup. a clerk at
the Murchattta' hotel of St. Paul, testified
that about the middle of October—the
robbery occurred Oct. iii—.Vl. 4). Hall. the
banh'a pruaitlcnt. came Into the hotel early
one morning with a vallac and naked the
witneua to earn for it.‘ Shortly afterward
"all called for the yellow and opened It. in
the preeenee of the witness. who now that
it wee filled with money. De (lamp any»
that tho vnliao was filled with currency
and that he made a renmrk to Hall about
it, who replied that there was only flirted
in it. The toatimony produced a decided
actuation.
Left to Pariah In l-‘lamea.
SYRACL’NE, March 23.-—Adam Wire, aged
no. set fire to the home in which he lived
and which was also occupied by his niet-o,
hire. Frederick Horuung. and her family.
The woman and her little eon were asleep
In an upper room at the time. and the old
man's intent was doubtless that they, av
well on himself, should die in the flames.
The fire wue discovered by neighbors, who
awakened Mrs. Mummy and the child
and auccccded in getting them out un-
harmed. lt watt supposed that Wino. too.
had camped. but half an hour after the
fire was subdued his dead body was found
upon the sofa In his room. He had died
without a struggle. The police are con
vlneed that Wise must have taken votne
drug immediately after starting the fire.
Street Preacher Aaeaultetl by a Mob.
Havmtmu. Marta. March alt—Rev.
.W. 'l‘. Ellie. a street preacher, was rouglr
ly handled by a mob here. A license had
been granted him to preach in Washing-
ton aqunro, but. as soon as he appeared he
was surrounded by a disorderly crowd.
lie resented the interference of the police.
and after Openly defying them started for
the city marehal‘a office. with a bowling
crowd of 500 or one at his heels. At the
station he expressed his opinion of the
officers and crowd in harsh terms. He
came from Portland, Or.. to temporarily
aupply a Methodist pulpit. and after a
abort service there began preaching ser-
mone which“ created mild eonratlona in
the city. '”"’ ‘ ‘
Macao Fighting Nearyllavana.
Haven. March Sit—Antonio Macao
has moved eastward. crooning the Pinar
del Rio border again into Havana province.
An official report just leaned says the col-
umn of General Villar encountered him
near Guanajay. and that a ekirmielten-
load, in which the lneurgente are reported
to have lost aeve‘n killed and the Spanish
one killed. and two officere and nine pri-
vatee wounded. General Linaree and Col.
cnel Snares lnelan cooperated with Gen-
eral Villar in attacking Macao's flank.
loeing. according to the official report.
only two wounded.
Ire-tracer" fire at Troy.\
'l‘nov. N. Y.. March 28.-ll'ire hae de-
etroyed the building eituated at the corner
of River and Ferry create and owned by
Thomae Archer. The atructure wae 000i)-
piedtae a ealoon. reetenrent and lodging
hence. and 80 iodgere were driven from
their reouta The lore will amount to o'er
”5.000.
f
it Better than Many Words Ailetwetd‘rhi
Chance to Profit by a South Norwullt
ltdyt' Experience.
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it's a rirungo thing how people will
put away no opportunity until too into;
it's only lilllu thine: that go to matte
up our every day exlrtenee; lllt' trouble
lo we don‘t pay authelenl attention to
”Win. "A wink to llli' wire may be
sufficient." but aometlmea We don't get
that wink. and We are not all wire.
Now for innimwi‘: llut‘kdt‘ho lli it little
thi 3. Sometimes it comes after a hard
d“! work. or u eligbi cold. It will
pom.- on. you say; It's only the result of
overtaxlnp my back. This ir when-
vou are wrong li isn't the fault of
your back. but your kidneys. The ex-
orllon or eirululng bur interfered with
tin-It delicate mechanism. You cull it
bot-kaolin. but It really to kidney ache.
If the kidneys are not relieved. chronic-
disordv-rn vet to. and this ht wilt-re the
"little things!" ahoultl not be parsed
over. A South Norwnlk lady. who ra-
elnlon at NH. 40 Raymond lilll‘t'l. Mrs
Addit- liunltv bv name. heeded the word
In time and wait rewarded by being
m'ntnpily alto-ruled in in return. Sho- la
a ltllllon-lmln worker on line shirts in
llulchinron, i‘olt- & Co’s factory. Long;
before Thus ilood Immortallzmi him-
aelf "with lingo-re weary and worn."
shirt-making and all kituirml employ-
menia followed bv the fair aox vaulted
an endless :tnwilil! of lott'knt‘ho and
[man’s Kidmy l'ille find innumerable
victima of kldnov (ileum-to on those who
depend upon this calling for an exit"-
once. One box Judlciounly used will
strengthen the weary and fir-ed bueltaa
and do more to lighten life's burdens]
than any known proprietary medicine. l
Mra. [faults prover this. Sb:- briefly‘
rave: "I not a box of lioan'a Klduoy
Pills for my backache at i‘lulrted‘a
drug more They trove me relief at
once"
For sob.- hv dealers. Prlce 1.0 cents.
Mailed by l-‘nstvr-hliilmrn (‘0. lluffnlo.
N Y , solo agents for the l7niied Siatel.
Rlch and poor alike suffer the tor-
with that terrible
null and rmor
lure.- ibnl mim-
plague. Itching l'lb-s.
niiln- find instant n-l‘u-f and permanent
cute in Dunn'a Ointment You: denier
‘tu'liu It“ . - , , _ .... ‘
Truly astonishing—Mine Annette N.
Moon. Fountain. Miun.. says: “Ayt-r'n
Cherry Poctoral has had a wonderful
effect in curing my brother's children of
a severe. and dangerous cold. it was
truly avronishing how speedily they
found relief after taking this propane
lion."
J. W. Pierce Republic, 1a., says: “I
have used One hiinuto Cough Cumin my
family and for myeelf. with results so
entimly satiifaotory that! can hardly
find wonla to 33pm myself as to its
merit. Iwill ucvo'r failto recommend
it to others. on livery occasion that pm-
aentuituelf." is. l’. Weed and U. C.
Stilleou. ‘
The sooner yml lit-gm to tight the fire.
the more easily it may be extinguiabod.
The neuter you lit-gin taking Aycr‘e Sur-
sapnrilla for your blood disease, the (liti-
ierwill be the mire. in both curios delay I
in dangerous. if not fatal. Bo sun.- you
get Ayer'a anti po other.
It. Y..Iiewyliaven In Hartford
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Sample Books of Latest. Styles of Paper».
Borders and Gilt Mouldlu it taken to
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Estimates Cheerfully Given. mc 19
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S. 3. WILSON
BUILDER MID REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT.
Two or Three Good Home.
On the installment plan. or will ext-lance one
for store or merchandise.
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SOUTH NORWALK
SAVIIIIS DIRK.
at Waahlngton snout.
Open daily from it to l‘.’ a. m.. and from
i to 8 p. m.. and on Monday eveninge
from “(to 3.
lutemt allowed on depeaita.
ALDEN SOLMANS
.n-
I.
loot be without it. and l gratefully advice I
‘m “.11 '
some: such.“ -
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little baby. now fifteen woeke old. bee
einechirth suffered greatly from wind
colic. Allmnediee failed to cane hitn
until a lady friend recommended Dial
Hand'a ColirCurv. I tried it, and would ‘
Enthuelaetic Send Off of Britleh
Troops From Calre.
i
alltnotbcrawbthiugu tiltt‘t' rotuody for: 3‘3” FIGHTING 800“ BXPBO'I‘BIM
colicky habit»: to try Dr. Hand‘s Colic me" .
(him-alike. .-\;'| L. Sltll'it‘t'dut, X0. ft. General Kitchener. l‘oroea Start on tire
l5}:I wildlftl‘lctziuedlea at all dru vtorou I x“. “Mam“. Th. "umn” mm“. '
250' ‘ g ' ' l ad Near Innate-«The Neglie' Eacrbitaoe l
= Demand ~~ Ituaala Maude by real".
——Aceton in ,
w.-._-...)E'_".l:!?.__m l New Yulut, March til—Colonel John:
A high liver with a turbid “V” will A. (.‘oekerlll, ’I‘hu lluraitl'e correupondent. ,
not be a lung liver. Format the liver “I'M" "I“ ‘OIIUWIDB "0'" CW"? i 0010!“ ll Dr. “all!“ fluid.
with De wm'g Little. Earl Riflam' mm, f The departure of the ilrat battalion of i f I h m
Efllgthpmumd aluhmu‘m (Killstlptttion. l the North Siafiordahlro regiment for the preecriptlou 0' ll “d
‘_ l’.Woetl ant U. C. Bdllaon. 1 front wee mode the coca-ion of a marked dren. It contgmg 301th" Opium.
demonstration. The trwpa marched from
The Ideal Panacea. i the citadel in the railroad elation through l 1979“!” “of on“? ””0““ lub’
Jlillliiti I.. Front-Is, alderman, ('hiengn. l
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:the principal street: uml \vore luudlyfm' ItthNcfllflbflltfliof”
' . .. . . ‘ t'hwrt-tl by tho htlglldh along the route. . .
emit. inward Dr. King it how Dirk ; They were drowd in service unitertue of . P93980330; DWI”. 5009111118 5mm
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yours. to the exeluulou of phyaioiuua’i Bundlintcftw‘. ‘lilmfixhiwxfitfy were u“ ’ won. 0! noun“ 0M0!“ ll 1h.
mg for the
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pwm-riptious or other pit-partitions."
Rev. John Burgua. Kwkuk, Iowa“
“Tm“: . "I‘l'lw" been “ titlttistt'r “1 ”I"! troupe in Alexandria are to be moved to l
M“”‘"‘“’“ I'4l”"3"”l’lll l’hlm'h ll" "0 .Wfll’ii Cairo In a few days, and two rt-glnlmti ‘
or mom, and have never found uuytltingl
so benefit-Ia]. or that gave- me such:
utxwlyn-lief tut Dr. King's New s«'
t-ovt-ry.” Try this Itlt-ni f‘ough Rom.
oily now. l‘riul bottles frt-o utii. (l.-
.‘ittllmn'n and E. l’. \Vi‘t'fl'ri tlt'ut: storm. .
campaign.
The war aplrlt bt' running high. The
, sou.
_ tired and weary. but nix bottles of Elec- I
,rvgulato
‘rlmmriut handed him a
Quick in effect, heals and leaves uol
scar. Burning, ht'lllV akin eruptions
quickly cured by De Witt'a Witch Hazel
Salvo. Applied to burns, aoalde. olds
acres, it in magical in effect. Alwuvai
curt-spline. n. l’.‘VL'ti(l undo. canon-3
i
i
i
1
A Valuable Prescription. .
Editor “(White)". of Worthington. 1
ind. Sun. \i'l'llt'rl: "You have 3 “Hum i
lili‘ prescription in lib-(uric Hitters, and i
I can cheerfully nv-onunt'ntl it for L'un- E
ntipution and Sick Headache, and an al
removal system tonic it has no equal";
Mrs. Annie Stoltle, 2625 ('ottugo Grove H
avenue, Chicago, was all run down. l ““5"“ Km "ESE” .
could not out nor digest food. had til “'0’“ MM” “l” "ll” “'0" We”. TM
blu'lmclto which never left her and foil Me‘mm'MW“ “WWW“ “‘ ”will“ “‘
Alexandria this week.
trio Bitters motored her health and re- ; Th" ""“m‘m “‘ “WNWD'M‘X “”11"“
"0“...“ t“... Hil‘l‘llgtll. l’rit't-a 5., ('t‘nta no for army rt-rviee goon on vlgoroualy
and 81. (int a bottle- at (i. (3. Stillmm'n l here. Great ““"n’m‘ "l "‘"““l" "‘“l”
and l‘}. p_ “33““, drug stun-.4. . and horses are being shipped up the river.
. _ _.-__ | The entire military etui'f of the Egyptian
>army, bomb-d by the alrdnr. Major Win-
l gate Bey. Slntln Paella and Captain Wat-
. eon. made a hurried departure for Wudy
llalfa, two days ahead of the date fixed
for their departure.
. lt iv rumored that Hunter Boy. who it
EMT” 0|“ OHIO. CITY til" Tommi). i q” advancing upon Akitaht-b, baa met the en-
l.t't'.\.~t Cot'srv. l ‘ I etuy.
FRANK J. Unasnv intakes oath that boi The mm. at up- French prone here to-
is the senior partner of the firm of l". J. ward the English. whirh baa all along
(flu-trey Jr (30.. loiug business intlte city . been hostile. has been more bitter and In.
of '1‘: limit), County and State aforesaid. tense during the last week.
and that said firm will pay the sum of" All the best. posted military men in
one hundred dollars for each and every Cairo predict that lighting of un uni-neat.
cam of catnrrlt that cannot be cured by . kind will take place in a few days. If it
he use of Hall'x (intnrrlt i‘tm‘. ; but: not already begun.
[ stun. l .-\. W. (ALEASON. J ,
Notary Public.
liall'x ()uturrb (‘uro in‘taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Semi for
testimonials free.
F. .I, (‘HESEY 6‘; (30., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by tlrugg'itttn. Toe.
~Acetou cures headache.
._~..
Ruaalu atauda by Franre.
Lemon, March :zt.——A Vienna diapntCh
to The Times rays: "Ronda supports the
French view of the llongoin expedition."
The Paris correspondent of The Tittiee.
commenting upon llflglld telegrams pub.
: liehed by the French now-tpaperst which
are intended to excite public feeling on
the Egyptian quevtlon, declares that
France is repeating the mistake she made
in 1882. upon the occasion of the bom-
f bardtnent of Alexandria and tho ocrupnv
tion of Egypt. by tho Iirltlsh.
’l'be Frenchillllllitwlitllll‘. Huron do (Sour.
rel. had a long interview with Lord Enlis-
bury at the lutter's residence on Sunday.
The conference is supported to have dealt
with the subject of the Nile expedition. ,
: An official visit by an cmlmssudor on Sun-
1 day to the private residence of the prime
minister or minister of foreign affairs is
“Give me a liver regulator and I can an un uw‘ul occurrence. and this leads to
the world." Quid it genius, The 1 the supposition that. the subject of Baron
bottle of Do {do (L'oureel’s call was on important one.
Witl‘s Little Early Rinern, tho mm...“ ‘ A Sikh regiment from lndia that l-l ul-
little pull )«1‘ p, w...“ and (4;, (1 E timotely to take part in the operations
snug”... ! has arrived at Mombasa, Eaat Africa. it
~ - - -- > “ i will remain there for awhile and will be
1' “509m" cures “I" limp- employed in Upt'l'lillOllt'l against. one of the
V 7“ ‘ " ’ ' . native chiefs. who is in rebellion against
Don ttuvrto disappointment by arty-rt i H... ”mm,
lutlnflllg. DOWN” “in" .01“? Minnie: 'l'llo Cologne Gazette. in an article ob-
(laugh Gum and you have. immediate re- i riuusly inspired by the German foreign
llefi It CWVSITOHP- .lemtly 1"mm“sfilof‘dre. contends that the ilongola expedi-
rmuodv that products immediate “391m”- 5 tiun is absolutely imperative. "Tho union
E. l‘. Weed and (i. U. Stillson. ; of the dervisb forces. which are new divid-
‘ ' ‘ .‘ '1 ’ ‘ ‘ . led by the Egyptian advance." it says.
“Ami?" Wil prof” pneumonia. ‘3 "might have the effect to drive the. Ital-
Bucldla'e Aralca Salve.
ilnlla out of Knsmlu and so, strengthen
, Abysslnln against Italy and ultimately
The bestsulve m the World for cuts, enable France and Russia. who are now
bruises, some. ulcers, salt rlieum. fever lurking in the background. to determine
mm”. fetter, chapped hands, chilblfliufi' the late of Khartoum and the whole region
coma, and all skin eruptions, and posi- I" U1” “I‘l’” MIC-H .
lively cures piles, or no pay required. rerun thousand licdoulns and three
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao. l Eritish battalions have been organized to
tiou or money refunded. Put-v.25 cents 110‘” ““3 audan “I?“lmlun- Tl)“ W‘”
per box. E. 9. Wood and G. (I. Stillson. . inalio a total of ll'.(‘UiJ men forming the
,. _- . .. .,._ expedition.
It not only in so, it must be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly. and
that's \vlmttnnkostt go. E. P. Wood
audit (1. Stillson.
Yddbiidfiiavev‘io Swear Oil,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about Nil-TooBuc, the
famous tobacco habit- eure. "We know
of many cases cured by Ne-To-Bac.
One. a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." So—
To-Buc sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Plaisted. No cure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., 'ow York or
Chicago.
One. Minute (.‘ough (Euro touches the;
right Hpot. It also touches It at the
right time if you take it when you have ,
a cough or cold. See the point '3 Thou '
don't cough. i2. l’.Woed and it. Lih'till-
sou. . _ ._ ,. _ .
-—Acetou will break up a cold.
The llervIaIu-a Huffm- Dole-at.
Nassau, March £;l.—.~\ force of 000
Iiervishea :titm'kod Snbderat pass on
. MIII‘I'lI-‘i. it was defended by an native
troupe, and the enemy were defeated and
fled. leaving ii killed. The Italian lose
was three killed.
011 March 18, 1.50” dervlslios renewed
the attack. but theyw'crc repulsed four
times with hoary loss.
Three thousand dorvisbea are still
threatening the pass. and re onlorcoments
have been dispatched from Knesnln.
The Segue Monolok has ordered hie
chiefs to meet hltn at. Mnkulle. where he
will hit! them farewell anti return to Shea.
Adigrat has been furnished with a plea-
tiful supply of water to last until the end
of April.
Kitchener to the Front.
Soothing. healing, cleansing, Do Witt's
’ wrapper. Ur
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles, which it never fails to
cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures
chapped lips and cold-sores in two or
threehours. E. P. Weed and G. (3. Still-
sou.
When Baby waeeick. we gave her Caetorle.
WhmahewuaCthebecrledforCaatorle.
mmmxummwm
WheeliebadCbflduuehegaveti-en Camria.
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Children Cry for
Prev
Jonx grooms. tweet-m,
JOKE DUE sec. and ’lreae.
Pitcher’i cartons.
CAIRO. Momma—Sir ll. ll. Kitchener,
brigatlier general in command of the
Egyptian forces. and Slatln Pasha have
started for the, front to asettmc direction
of the Nile expedition.
l A Ruealen Atltnlaelou.
l \‘rnxxa, March Elli—Tho «trike cf min.
late in Silesia has ended. and the mlnera
1 have obtained‘moet of their demands.
i The Xegue‘ Indemnity Demand.
1 ROME. March flit—The Tribune aeya
that. the Negus Menelek demanda an in-
: ilrmnity of 5.000.000 in gold.
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i Gtitilttlt. 0. '1‘.. March 21—Sear We-
i woke. ou the line of the Seminole reeerva-
I tlon, Calvin Johnson wee nemalnated by
”We then who called him to the dwelt:
like eight. ;
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