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"An Eye Opener."
Our stock of gnucrics~ilw kind Foul
can get. any day anywhere and tho llllll'
ex a you can get at only a tow apt-Vial .
Illi- s—ls illl t‘yv opvtivi' In niiyolil' who ‘
as never Hen-u it. In our war it is a
feast to the eye-«at houu- it is a {cart to
the taste.
Asparagus tips. noun-thing wry line, ‘an-
can.
Canned peaches. strawberries, cherries.
apricotsmiuu applemwas.plums, Extra
fine goods.
lliili sauce, canncd halted lie-ans with
tomatue sauce. I-Ivnporatnd inn-ac rad-
ish. Mustard by the quart.
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72 North Main Street.
4
bass is A uscessnv:
What shall Turf and how imi'w it lllllill' urn:
quotations r-vory lady inu~t doll-runny, ' ..‘
be in style with all the m‘iuripiw oi pro-l
[Mrllonnnd outlini- prnpt-rlv r.-uurd.w|.l~
Wellworth some tinu- and nitvntinn. In
bewa-li (Ire-moi llnlm not ua-rvwnrilv un-un
ex ermivoly, hot i'ulillnl‘lliixll‘. [iv-lily and
Innill‘unnbly. No Ill‘v-r~~, if lil'l'lu'i'li' l'nl,
need hr.- unmiuiniahlu l'nuii‘ort. hrv'lmi
outllnn iHI'IIlf’ ilgurv. and ill :m- tln- throw
lndinl‘a-usahlm in tho- nmkl-«u . ot' “wry
dress. No lady who is lulllt'nll'l in Ho’- [1--
quiremcntaot bur-mu iluurr- will urn-cpl
anything shortof thi-. nor Hound «no, You
are far moro iniI-rl-stn-d in vour nun form
undu ipei'irniu-lvilniu lllii'onw-lm- vnu pi..-
nibly I»); honco it twill-important that your
education houot inn-kiln: ill this rn-«iu-vi.
We Present
To you. at the Ilia-u f'utting School, a new
idea. of doing this Work. by fili‘lfllh ofa ~y-u
tem called tin.-
National Garment Cutter!
0n whichflu"calculation::lnvl:lmiglun1.-
til?! work HI l‘\‘|n~i'l~. o-nnlvllng: unyoln- lo
out. by Unllillfli'lillililll'il whim. \rlw-hgium
correct prunvrtiwnm ul—o ;. [u-ri‘m‘t and
comfortable iii. all -Hi:-~ of cm on-utmvorn
nt prewut, and by the uni of tin-
Vouce of Fashion
llilhli'lfwlhllw‘.’r'vl'lw Hill in tho- lnturu'.
'l‘llecuttim: ini-nl- I‘liwili and :o'v-ilrntolv
from druiiflw ~f‘ll‘t‘lt‘Il to tin-l ~Hil lin- form,
you Wihll to iii and bv i'l-w nwuuil'tynvni-
that ill‘t‘ llvrl till‘ilr‘illi IHI' ;ili)‘nllu iiwéfikl‘.
Visitors Welcome!
Tues-(lay. ’i‘l ursdnynuii Saturday. from 1'
tonund 7 to. p. in. '
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Soiilli Norwalk.
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‘ Accident
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Ocean Stranmbln Ticks-tn. and Sterling
' Drafts. Loam Negotiated
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Next to Post (mice.
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Notary Public. Ackmiwloulgineuts Taken.
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vamous NOTES.
item- Iefle—loel Inches .0 Hem
’ 'thop. Chili. nod I'll-lo.
Ribbon bow.- aud lumpy. thickly set and
mingled with down, form fashionable
ruolw. titln-rucoauili of plain-d taffeta
and chiffon, with loop- of satin, and have
an innoonso how Iii the heck.
Many of the now .hirt waist» have do-
tnohablo coilurn. This in u docidmiim-
prim-uncut on the old utylo. where the col-
lar forms a port of the wahd. for the collar
Hill.“ HIGTI’HI’E.
’ really rcquirm changing every day, while
tho rest of tho garment. keeps spoiler)» for
a nmubcr of wcm-lugn.
I-Imia-oiilvmi pnravohl of grass litwn an-
m ho had Illln spring. 'l'hmo- arc to accom-
pany bodlunl and gamut of tho nlllllli me-
torial.
Iilnck outrlch {calla-r boas lei-om to have
coiuo to stay. ’i‘hcy are as fanhionuhiw a»
over and are vo-rv lip-coming. no a mic.
Narrow belts .wcm to In: tho rulo. There
are clautic one» cavern-d with ovorlapping
npauglcs of unions Illllt'l and Wnit'li gold
holtu with a gold buckir.
i'Zcru, whitu or crmtu Iflf'l' lit-slum hm
H'l‘ii on a formulation of black IIIIM'. This
sin-or fabric ablo M'l‘i’liri an a ground for
bond l'lnllroidcrll'n.
l‘Inidn remain in vogue is-i yvt and form
very profty irimminga for (autumn or
whole bodlccn.
Lawn-l and organdIv-l printed with line.
pair I’orsllm path-ms bro a novclty of tho
n-iwm and on- very drilmtu- and rrflm-d
looklllu.
Among tho profiled of tho- fillnlllili' now
tomb-hi is the .gown HIIIIWII in the sketch.
It iv of imlgo wool tlinzwlmlmul llliri a nkll‘l
laid in plnll-I. 'l'lu: blou-m liillllfll‘ opt-m
our in narrow Illlhil'lili of onion" vi-lvi-t.
framed by IWlI ribbouc of black milu.
I‘llusult‘ls and bolrrn tom-titer are made of
f'ilhlllllllrl' printmi \‘t'lH'l. and vclvvt [fiIN
form a llllw'illl'. ’i'iw bolt is of black with.
'l‘hu turnmi lion-u collar and flaring Hill~
ill'l' of wind, n-dgod with aplaitingof black
i-atin. Willi Illi‘i gown is worn a hat of
urn-n ntrmv, trimmed with green Vl'li‘l‘l.
and black plumm. .li‘nlc (tiniuJ-J,
’l‘ho IIII“'i'rYI of many trees. like the oak,
rim and hickory. aro so inconspicuous that.
Ihoynrlt popularly anppusod to bo alto»
get her lacking.
No one known when Zoroaster was born.
’1']
years II. C.
Thinks
V'vvwvvw
are not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
goodness. Lorillard's Rose-
Leaf Cut Plug is not a cheap
. tobacco. Yet it is (limp.
'The prudent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
The extravagant man smokes
it from choice-because it's
good. When your tobacco
, dwier asks “What kind ?"
i Say 5
loriilard’s
RISE-[Eli
' But Plug.
5‘. O-eenl package mules lwe ocean.
'see 0 - -- so. ‘
V Adult-(iron Cry
Pitcher’o Castorle.
m dim-n given vary between “:00 and 6000 .
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Formideble Uprising of South
African Natives.
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Emmi lumen av nu: tom
ls-Pu-ler umber: lien-g” Done-noes
lullsbury's Foreign Policy —-'flse Slle ll-
pcdlilou Condemned l‘ewlieileg 3..
ports About Ilse Purchase of ”clog...
; Carr. Town. eruli‘l --The Matebele
: rising near Bulliwsyu is more formidable
5 than was at first euppoud. A number of
l siornkeepore end their fasniilea arc reporlv
led to have been murdered by natives.
I’I‘bcre was a fierce engagement 20 miles
‘irom Bulawayo between mounted police
gand Metabeles. The farm of Explorer
. Frederick C. Holman was raided. and hill
. cattle were ntolou. lie went to Bulawayo
; and rolled a strong uruled force. which be
. will lead against the natives.
l
I Was It lurIis-d b. liners!
5 CAi’i: 'l'owre. March 25.—-'i‘bcro are the
wildest rumor: at Johannesburg that tho
Boon have iomcntcd tho Matebelc upris-
' lug.
l’lmibly on;- «sense of the disturbance In
the regulations rccontlycnforcod in Ro-
‘deeie to steam out the rinder peel. the
' Kellirs being greatly attached to their cetv
tie. It Is stated that. tho disturhers are
not true Net-balm. but. on Amnioll end
: lilauhouae. from whom Dr. Jami-mu ban
3 predicted trouble.
ltooebcry on Dingleud's' foreign Policy.
I.o.\‘lio\'. March 2a.-—-1‘ne Earl of Ross-
bery. loader of the Liberal party. mode on
important speech before the National Lib-
eral federation, in tho mono of which he
charged the government with a deplorable
want of continuity In it» foreign policy.
He pointed out. that within six months
they had been on the verge of war with
ichuliod States and then with flornieny.
and nbw they were embarking on is war
against no particular (aneiuy that he could
discover. Ilo passed over the black and
bloody pogo of Armonia. he said, which
Englishman would all look back to with
chemo and remorse. Lord Salisbury up
to the end of December had displayed s
leaning to the drclbuud. Ily the begin-
ning of January his continuous policy bed
landed Urea: Britain in the arms of
Franco, whom uilocilons it. was intended
to gain by the monstrous Slam conven-
tion. That atato had lasted about. six
wooka, and then Lord Salisbury embarks
in a march to the Sudan. which outrage»
Fence and throws Great Britain hack in-
to the arms of the drollmnd.
Lord Htmcbery then proceeded in delell
to very atrougly criticise tho Silo expedi-
lion.
Mr. Chamberlain. Jocretory of state for
Um colonies. announced to the house of
commune that thore was not an atom of
foundation for tho roportu of the purchase
by (ireet Britain of Delagua Bay and an
adjoining atrlp of territory.
Mr. (Jul-mu said that Franco's announce.
mom. in regard to the annulilng of exist
ing treatinu with Madagascar wee of or-
trcmc importance. When the governnioni
had received official notice of this action.
he mid. they would take proper Mops to
protect liritinh intorcatn.
Peters on Ills Muscle.
{ IlElllJV. March ‘ltl.~—Dr. Before, the Al-
. rican explorer. against. whom serious
cburgou have boon mode rcgnrdinghlaoon-
l duct as on ofllciul of tho (lorruau colonial
; govo-rnnmnt, it being also alleged that he
i orlierod,tlie execution of hill negro mistress,
; has definitely announced his intention of
: realigning from tho German service. even
' i! ho should be exonerated by tho courts.
. llr. Pctcrn will go to Sotnuliland for an
3 American syndicate. and his iudery hm
been fixed at $20,000 per annum. _
Kruger In a Couclllutory Mood.
I'l:l21’l’llll.\. March cit—President Kru-
ger has funded an oilicial denial of the re-
‘ parts which havo found currency in Eng-
land and have been cabled back here thni
l a strained condition of relations exists bo-
‘ tween himself and Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain. President. Kruger says fur
thor that be has not declined to vhdt Eng-
land. The burghers, ho says, are leaving
negotiations entirely in the hands of the
executive Instead of offering objections to
the visit, all has been reported.
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.\'F.\v Yilllk, March flax—The Herald's
Roma correspondent. says: "I have made
inquiry anioug members of thedipiomath
Wurlil rogarding tho rtatcmcnts in the
London 'l‘itnos to tho affect that. the Mill'—
qtlih‘ dl Radial rccontly tried to obtain a
glinrnntvo from Russians to her future.
action in calm Italy should abandon lilo
tripic alliance. Thoso Ellillllllellli, I find,
“we pure invention». "
l ,. . .
5‘ Italy and m.- .uim. V
"an England Hoilghi. Deluge- 1'
l I.o.\'bo.\', March zit—Tho Chronicle says
this morning that it still heard that. uogo
tiations for the purchase of llolagoa buy
by Great Britain are afoot, and that. King
llnmbcrt of Italy will arbitrate the price
to he paid in spite of tho denials made on
behalf of the government in parliament.
New York Panicfllcce lllecontlnued.
WASHINGTON. March vii—The rccentor-
tiers discontinuing ll poctofiiccs in King.-
i-ounty. N. Y.. and making them postal
stations have been modified by tho postof-
lice department. to take ofloot April do, in
stotrd of a month later. These comprise
West Brooklyn. Conny Inland. Gravesond,
Hrnvecond Beach, Shoepsheud Bey. Bath
lioach. Bay Bulge. Bonsonhurnt. Blythe-
bourne, (.‘nnarnic. Fiatlands. Fort. Handl-
ton. Lawnwood and Van Pelt. Manor.
The Bay State For Reed.
Hos'rox. March 28.--At the capablicnn
state convention resolutions are unanl‘
lnously adopted strongly Indorsing Thom-
as ll. Ilcod for president. The following
delegates at large Were elected by accla-
mation: Henry Cabot Lodge, W. Murray
Crane. Eben S. Draper and Curtis Guild.
.1 r. The platform declared in favor of the
gold standard, protective tariff and rch-
procity, and also expressed sympathy for
the Cuban patriots.
searching After Nansen.
Inkrrnx. March flit—Two "nonsense“.
lmre left Yakutsk—one on Fob. 25 e‘nd
one on March lO—to Inquire Into the re-
ports regarding Dr. Nonceu's return by
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way of the New Siberian islands. Onion.
were given to those mcsaentrers to impecl
’ and replenish the various provision stores
which had been placed for Dr. Nnun'r
IF". ‘
Dygert .0 Be Released.
_ __i Wasuiso'rox. March 28.-:\ cable was
f I received from Havana stating that there
0 i was every prospect of the release of Dy-
EAS .
In» to» (am Is Mew its is rm m lu-
fsre You Give Up lien -_ Verdi of
("comment from s mm."
o
After trying medicines that helped
you. ’
When you have tried cures thll did
not.
When you are completely stuck and
in deepeir.
When your poor back ellli aches.
Because you don't get down to causes
'l‘vv [Joan's Kidney Piile.
The unexpected always happuns.
if you toss all night racked with
back pain.
if you cannot bend over or straighten
up. V
Depend upon it—it's your kidneys
kidney ““021le ldlriy lcui v! of lie
own accord.
The tenant ban to be evicted
Dom.) Kidney I’lll! do not comproc
miw. .
0r arrange for s new lease
They cure all kidney complain”,
This in their mission and they fulfill
Ii.
Mrs. J. E. Williams, No. «I Chestnut
street.
Rey: this or Dosn's Kidney Pills:
'Elomelhiug was wrong with my Kid-
new.
I had very scvvre backaches,
I’rocured in box of lionn'i- Kidney
Pllhl.
Al Plaintcd'u phanmacy
And took them as directed. ‘r.
Found them an excellent remedy. ',
‘ ‘l‘hoy cured me." ‘
‘
Doan's Kidnl-v Pills. 50 cents per box.
For uni.» bv nil doulerc. cent by mail
on rw-eipt of price, Foster-Milbum
(to Soil- agents for the i' 3. Buffalo,
N. Y.
Itching Plies. night‘s horrid plague.
In instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Dean's Ointment. Your dealer
mixht to_keeo lt.____ . ..
“Smocuis the reward of merit" not
of aroma tiou. Popular appneciation in
what to in tho long run. For fifty
vow. people have been using Aycr'n
rcaparilla, and today If is the blood
purifiormostin favor with tho public.
Ayer's Samparilla cur-m.
It'll just as may to try fine Minute
(hungh (.‘urc an anything elm. It's
earlier to cam is severe cough or cold
with it. Let yourncxt purchase for a
cough be One Minute (‘ou h i‘urc.
Better medicine: better resu i; better
try it. 1...”...—
Thobnco of Ayer‘a Hair Vigor is a re-
fined and delicate fluid. whic does not
soil or bccome rancid by cxpomne to the
air. and which is a.» perfect a substitute
for the oil supplied by llilllll‘l‘ in youth
and and health. as modern chemistry can
pmduco. .
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RAILROAD.
'I'mins Leave South Norwalk an follovn:
For New York.
L f. «20.530.615.655, 706. 755. Ml. are.
. I
:u.9au.iod.nav. P.1d. iM‘).ili.22§.'lM.
mm .mc.sw.nao.cw.7n.eu.loco.
susons.
Add. 620.5”,915. RM. Oil/Had”.
Loevo Now York for OoJIorwolir.
\.!lf.aao.noo.7m.wi.9m. [003.1006. no).
11 03.11401. l’.iif.iol.'iuo. am. «in. we. are.
5 o.em.coo.1w.nw. illld. I‘IUU. ‘
suumru.
A. If. 600.180. RM. ammo.
Loovo South Norw-lk
for Now flavors.
If. I .1io.em.7ae.nw.en.iom.nos.
. RM. 1206.1:n.aoc.lac.em. m. an.
2.710.341.941. nu.
DANIURV DIVIIION.
Lo-vo Bo. Norwnlk.
AJI. 687.1011. I’JIJWJSSJI'LIIM.
wanna.
AIL m. P. M. 125.
Leave D-nbury. .
AM. 600.730.957.1I40. P. M. 423. 667.
SUNDAYS.
AH. 806. fill. 506.
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J. O. JENKINOS.
Paper-Hanger. Calciminer,
Painter.
.fDIALIR IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
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' Sample Books of Latent. Styles of Papers.
Borders and Gilt Moulding»; token to
houses for Inspection. on notice by postal.
Eatlmutec Cheerfully Given. the l9
Eur Sale by i
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER lilill REM.
ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET, NOBWALK. c'r.
Twc; orv'l'hroo Good Homo-
On the Inatallment plan. or will exchange one
for store or merchandine.
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SOUTH NORWALII
SAVINGS BANK.
8| Washington Sergei.
Open daily from 'J to 12 a. m.. and from
I to 3 n. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7‘0 8. .
Inter out allowed on depouitn.
ALDEN SULMAXS. Proof.
JOHN H. FEKIIIS, Vice-I've“.
Egcrt. the men In whom Bepceseulailvg
Hopkins is interested.
JUIIN If. KNAI’P. Sea. and Tram.
o.
A ”mm
form. human no, act—um
little baby. nownfteca weeks old. he:
idocebirvh suffered greatly fumwlad
«villa. All remedies failed to can him
until a lady friend recommended Dr.
{HIM'IICOIIllvlll‘h [tried it. and would
gum be without it. and l gratefully advise
ullniothoru Wiuhiuga lure remedy for
colicky babies to try Dr. Hand'n Colic
(interim. A. L. liturlevaut. No. .‘i
I'linl I’lmn"
Dr. uud'u Ill-medic: at all drug closer.
2.3“.
Burn» are alnoluielv puiulou when
De Witt'u Witch Hazel Salve in prompt-
ly applied. This lineman“ iatrue. A
rfoot remedy for akin dint-uses. chopped
lamb: and lip. and never fall: to cure
l'ileu. '
v.“ C
i Electric litters.
1 Electric Bitten in a medicine suited
“ for any newton, but perhupa more gener-
. ally needed when the languid. exhaust»
ml feeling prevail». when tho liver in
iorpidaudnluggish and the need of a
tonic and ulterativcin felt. A prompt
use of this medicine llflfi oftl-u averted
long and thaw fatal biliouu feverfl
No medicine will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing tho uyatem
from malarial prawn. Headache. indi-
mtiou, wuuiputiou. dizziuom 'ield to
Electric Bitten. Fifi 09"“ am .1 per
bottle at G. C.
Word's drug suites.
Takcadoso of DcWICt'u Little Early
flimru junt for the good they will do you.
These little l’illa are guid for indi at.
ion. good for headache, and for ivor
«nimlaint. gold for could potion. They
are good.
lsrveieus Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
dermaumf Dimmidale. Mil l- .we am per
milled in make this extract: "l have no
hesitation in mmmmondiug Dr. King's
New Dim-ovary an the results were. al-
most uiurvolouil in the cone of luv \vifc.
While I wan pastor of the pilot
church at Rive-l Junction idn- van
brmf ht down with pneumonia unattend-
lag (lrippe. Terrible paroxysmal of
coughing would luut home with little
interruption. and it m'med tut if slu-
oonld not survive them. A friend re-
ctanmendul llr. King'u New DIWWI'H';
It was «mick in its work and highly
natixftu'ioryin itaresults." 'l‘riul but-
tioa {roe hill. (3. Stillmn's and E. I’
Wwd'u drug storm. Regular aizo .500.
and“.
—Aoeloa canoe headache.
5TA'I'I10I‘ Omo. Cirv or Touzlui, I “8
Lions Cousiv. i '
Four: .I. Cuizxnv make-i oath that ho
Irl the ueuior Wine? of the firm of I". .I.
Cheney 5: Co. doing business in the city
of Toledo. (hardy and State ohm-said.
and that said firm will pay the mun of
one huudml dollarn for each and cvory
case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
he use of Hull's Uaturrh (lure.
I out. i A. W. GLI'ZASUN.
Notary Public.
Hall's (Jutarrh Care is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and um-
couu nurtures of the system. Semi for
testimonials free.
I". .I.‘ CHEN I'JY dz ()0.. Toledo. flhio.
Sold by druggiulu. 75c.
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i It 's all the name. a slight cold, congested l
lung» or nevi-re cough. flue Minute
Cough f'ure bunichee them.
—Acetou will break up a cold.
A lanai—{next .fiifilfiifi.‘ The ill is
gone the pill has won. De Witt's Little
—Acetou came the grip.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy. One liliuutei'ough Cure acts
promptly and gives penuaueut results.
I
; ~Acotou will prevent pneumonia.
i Bucklin’s Arnie: salve. ,
I The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcuni, fever
unreal. teller. chapped hands. chilblainn,
come, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivoly cures pilec, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
It is not amiraclc. It won't cure every-
thing. butit will cure piles. That’s what
DoWitt'u Witch Hazel Salvo will do, be-
cause it has done it in hundreds of cases.
. You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
5 says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about NoTo-Bac. the
famous tobacco habit care. “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One. a prominent St. Louis architect.
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him no that- eveu the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Buc cold and guarmitolxl by R. 11.
Finished. No cure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00.. ’cw York or
Chicago.
We might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that it cures a cough. Every one
does who haeunml it. It in a perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseuess.
It is an (Stipecllll favorite for children.
being pleasant to take and quick in our-
inu- _ -_. _
_ Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Custom.
.Whensbewuucmndeimcriedform
\I’hensbehecomenhl. shoclungto Castor“.
marmwmmpnmmm
i
Children c... for
i Pltcher’e cestorla.
nicev vrnv ILI... \ A
no Ice-lee m m he. ends
.0“ 0‘ lulu "”10
“maximal. More! at —-lrimls of
James \‘hlteourb Riley. the lleeeb illo-
loci post. are very mush slsrmsd out o
sudden sad deuurous Ill-eel.
Yeusrdeyllr. llolsieln. with when: III-
in is boarding. was sroused by incohereni
utterances iu Riley's room and upon eo-
isrlug found him in a delirious eoodliion.
Medical attention wu st once gives. and
the poet win found to be suffering from
an attack of brain fever.
)lr. lliley was uppisnmliy very much
excited. sad It we: impossible to bring
him under the influence of opiates. In
\
Sti lium'il and E. 1’.
Early itinerathe pills that cure great ills. ’
I
I
JAMES WIIITOOMB Ill LIY.
was ordered sud pieced upon his head in
large quantities and kept there. and
afterward he was get to sleep through the
influence of opiate; Mrs. tum. his sister,
went to see him. but was not admitted to
the room.
ltiley has been doing a great deal of
workletoly—moro. in fact. than for come
tline——eml It. Is believed that the peculiar
drain upon his mind and nervoun system
be. caused his sudden lllnus. Greet inter-
at has been manifested in him today, and
hiulght hie ulckneu wee the occasion of
msny anxious inquiries on the part of
friends.
NEW RELIGIQUS ARMY.
Americas [league of the Greed Army of
the Croce.
Saw Your, Mombasa—William Phillips
Hell. president of the Hell Signal com.
pony and a director In several large cor-
porations. ban organized a now evangeilut-
to movement. It will be known as the
American League of the Grand Army of
the Cross, and Its loader. will bear mIll-
tary titloi. It is modeled on the lines of
the Salvation Army. .\'0 uniform will be
> adopted. Its object is “aggressive evan-
gelism among the people."
Mr. Ilali’a design Is to use his forces an
auxiliary to regular church work. The
movement was formally inaugurated at
Greenwich. Conn, lent Wednesday, where
Mr. Hall roridos. There is seine talk of
a combination with Bailington Booth'a
Volunteers, but the leaders of the new
movement discourage the proposition.
'l'be emblem of the league is a email all-
ver cross enameled in red, white and blue
and hearing the letters A. L. (i. A. C.
In the Hustle of iho Sheril
ROCHESTER, March ~3S.——’l‘he sheriff took
possession of the offices of the W. hi. Wat.-
lloi company. incorporated, located here.
on an attachment. for H.607 in favor of
Charles II. lleckett, a New York city et~
torney. It. iv stated that there are other
claims aggregating “0.000 against Mr.
,Wettlea in favor of the Marble Deelers'
'liSlfficlBtloll. The firm has branch offices
get Barre, \'t.; Quincy. Mast; Carmina,
‘. Italy; Aberdeen. Scotland. and New York
. city. They deal In granite, statuary and
1 marble.
l
' Son of Baron ann Deed.
\I'Asnrxmox.
Fara. non of the Italian cmbassndor and
, professor of civil engineering at the Col-
;umbian unlverulty. died here from con-
sumption, aged 35 years. He was born in
Italy and allocated at the Polytechnic
ecbool at. Zurich. On coming to thin coun-
' try be renounced claim to his father‘s title
; of boron and becamcn citizen of the Unit-
} cd States. lie was a Mason and a member
' of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Preparing For 5 Cruise.
Wasutxorox, March ‘28.—The training
chip Essex arrived at. Newport from New
York and will be made ready at once for
a cruise in European waters this summer
with a crew of naval apprentices. She
i will lcnvo Newport about the let of April
land will make direct. for Southampton,
afterward touching at. llavre and Lisbon
and returning to the United States viu
Funchai.
lthodc Island's Annual Felr.
PHOVquNuH, March 28.—Tbo directors
of the State Fair association met. here and
voted to hold the annual fair on Sept. 7-11.
inclusive. It was also voted to repair the
entire surface of the track and make it one
of the fastest on the New England cir-
cuit. Many important. entries have been
received already, and fast fields and good
purses are assured.
Shipped Horses to France.
Cumuaxo, March 28,—.1. 8. Duffy, 3
Cleveland horse buyer, has returned from
New York after having shipped to horses
to France to be used in cavalry service in
the French army. The French inspectors
have contracted for 300 more horses, all
of which are .to be purchased in Ohio.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
I). Joseph Beale. a loading Spiritualist,
died at Greenfield. Mesa. aged 75.
The steamer Sam Brown of Pittsburg,
valued at $25.000, was burned on the
Ohio river at Louisville.
Governor Mort-on appointed Dr. T. K.
Tuthlll aooroner in New York city in place
of William O'Meagher, deceased
Governor Morton has signed the bill ap-
propriatlng $75,000 for finishing and
equipping the newly erected prison build-
{lugs at Sing Sing.
i The newly elected cottage of Theodore
i 8. Clark of New York at Sound Beach.
[Conn.. was destroyed by fire. A loss of
i nearly 810.600 was caused.
. Governor Morton sent the nomination
. of Frank D. Kllhurn‘ to be superintendent .
l of banks to the New York senate, and it
E was unanimously confirmed. ‘
Judge Leader of Fargo. X. 1).. but
, granted an abeoluto decree of divorce to
: Harry G. Woodcock from Eliza Woodcock
on the ground of descrtlou. Woodcock ls
l a prominent Insurance broker of Brooklyn.
Alexander Deglos, a Frenchman, who
: arrived in Sew York from llavre a couple
fiof weeks ago. was unable to obtain em-
! ploymcnt. and. being without. friends or
.muaey. become deepondcnt and fired a
bull-- turn M. “mul-
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Mart-n '38.—-Francla 'R. "
i What is
Cssluia
j Merle Is Dr. Ismael Michel’s
= prescription for Infants sad M
lira. It contains neither Opiu.
' lorphine nor other lerootle sub
induce. It bsmmbstltaufer
Penguin, Drops, loathing Imp;
and GestorOIL Itispleessst. lie
guarantee is thirty your use by
millions of [others Calorie is the
Children's Puma—the [others
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infant- nnd Children.
Do not be Imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casings. and see that the fee-shun:
Is on the
wrlpper..i'
tea ourselves and the public at all hoards.
'i‘es Cannon Connor. 7? Money dull}.
l signature of :
Weshall pro '
W
3pm fill it"
a
Nice to Take...‘
Children like
to Cure their
Coughs and
Colds.
it
WilliAIiS’
condiment
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Exam nor in
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BRIDGEPOIIT. CONN.
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Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pet-
ent businesoonducted for “can." Iggy,
IONICEIBOPPOII‘I' I. revs: 10 or
gall we canucure patcut‘ui’Ieu time aim mam
remote from Washington. .
Send modfi‘li, drawing or photo” withdcscrlp-
tion. We vise, if puteutable or not, free of
charge. Our fee .v‘iolti due tilci’ tongs sccureii 11
Palm 1»_ ow to Iain atents. w‘t
cos‘: of mafia the U. S. and foreign countries
sent free. Address.
C.A.SNOW&OO.
on. PITINY Omcs. WAIIOINQTON. D. c.
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the Best
plan. in buying a wheel. to avoid the
new and untried makes. Buy one that
has stood the test of time. For sewn
ymrs our “ bc-surc-youcarezright-and-
then-go-ahead" policy has blade the
“th " ”
; Bicycle
famous for beauty, durability, strength
and speed. Cost. $l00.
‘ A " I’bmix." units: abused repairs—
l msidmble saving] Every ' gm.» lode:-
lhg mnforced mute, large and dust-proof bearings
hrniixubs henger.sdjusublehandlebu,nc. '
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