nose wrrnour.
,.
modern days. tho'art of dress mak-
lmtisan art. and an ex naive
is reached the proper-t one of
a most impossible for the women
.to‘ iniouch with- he fashions.
mam so radically do hey change.
almost an unlimited purse.
is ablqto enactmet her own
be cutting to the finishing. is
is Is Considered.
' d“‘l:“3i‘.‘l‘.sfil°‘l i.“ ‘i‘ii‘ *°
gr ens ya aor’s
a vdticholl the perfection have been
ad, a the residence of this city now
0 rtuplty of acquiring?
o with core.
ours etoeand‘ltov.’1‘ucsda .Thursa
u ya. at Booth Main 5 rest. 80.
ndays and Fridays. in Wall atmet
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Did you ever get tired of see-
‘ gs iug..the word
action”...
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2 ? ?
itayou are troubled with
v isotonic. Rheumatism. laurel-
gls. Bad Colds, do.
'1‘ e. few powders. and you
= ' lucvcr tircof recommend-
”in' it "to your nillicicd friends.
. on called to a case of La
Grippc. Dr. Mariam! always
gives the following prescrip-
u.i vlr.
can: ~ ,
- ‘ E ii. “he’ll.
, [Mrsurz...k mum.
This success ill the cure oi
this disease is world wide.
"‘ iAccton can he obtained at
R. H. l’luistcd’s.
.i
3»;
llfli
Jail and cm rm.
..4 'M
. in harmony with everything also connect:
‘ ed with +ths coronation. for which the
‘ speed record. is attempted with the inn--
. train will run at the same time on the
. cities. thussolving the engineering diill-
-‘ theirmajsaties will smalls until
has;
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hon r. lill mnolr»
,T'E? Pathli'ght
can corollaries cocoons Taps.
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new stages... times-wists
will Be Richest-humans to u...
Korea and: Restoring the King.‘ .
Br. Parnaseun May libs-The esar‘
and curiae. with _‘ ir surest-caught»,
the Grand Ducheas'CllilW. .. 1 issue...”
companied by a nonme- it aud‘by‘thr;
whole of the imperial household. have.
i
taken their departure for, Moscow. The:
august ceremony of the coronation of the .
user and czarina and tha‘fetaswtbhj pre 3'
ceda and follow that event willilll In the.
time constantly frclh actual“ (Juno 7. '
which is the date fixed upon for the re- "
aura of the imperial party to St. Peters-
lflg. ' ..; 1‘
Tbs-drain which carries .tiie imperial,
pair tothe ancient capitals! fielydtumia’
.was especially built tbrcp ‘ out for this
journey undis said to be he iincst that
over rode on rails. The appointments and
finish of it are on a scale of magnificence
most lavish expenditure has not been
spared. even for the mlnntest details No
periai train. the safety and comfort of the
august inmates being the sole considera-
:tlon. All traffic ceased over the line he
forajthe departure of the train from here.
and no other wheels than those of this
tracks between here and Moscow. The
line between St Petersburg and Moscow
runs almost in a straight line for the 400
miles. It is related that when the en-
gineers designated to build the line ap-
pealed to the czar for his orders regarding
thoroute he placed a ruler upon the map
and drew a straight line between the two
culties with an autocratic hand.
. The Entire rhino Guarded.
The 400 miles of the line‘ are watched
by a double guard of soldiers. Every de-
tail of the journey and of the ceremonies
in Moscow have been arranged for months.
an army of ohiclalshaving been engaged
upon the work in this city. amid much
stir andcxcitement and also intense anx-
iety. To facilitate their work. wooden
models were constructed of all the various
buildings at Moscow in which the more
,irnpggtapy'eargnoniu will be enacted. ex-
act in vovery~proporticngand relation. 80
that the programme of the coronation has
been precisely arranged and gone through
with in miniature. ’ '
The arrival of the czar and curina at
thochtrovsky palace. outside Moscow. is
timed for today, which is the anniversary
of his majesty's birthday. This will be
celebs-atoll at the Petrovskyyalace. where
Thurs-
day. May 21. the date fixed for the tri-
.um hai entry of the czar int’c Moscow.
~ h-lsvtohi enact the moat imposing
spectacles in all the ceremonies attendant
upon the coronation.
who arrived at Kronstudt on board this!
temporary flagship. the United States
cruiser Minneapolis. last week. has started
for Moscow to attend the coronation of the
car.
A dispatch from Vladivostock to the
Nova \'rcmya says that quiet has been re-
stored at Seoul. Korea. and that the king
iiilircturuio his palace from the Russian
legathn,‘ where he has been since the day
.csitlon and massacre oiithc into ministry.
The Bustinn‘ marines are returniru to
their vessels.
' Thc dispatch also states that a Russian
company has had a gold mining concession
granted to it for in years. >
Exiles May Be Liberated.
Lennon. May in.--Tbe correspondent
oil'l‘he Daily Telegraph at Moscow antici-
pates that alter the coronation of the czar
an edict will be issued liberating thouv
sands oi exiles in fliberia. and also pro
claimigg the abolition in the empire of
corporal punishment of all kinds.
Cuba's Wheat Crop Ruined.
Wasrusorca'. May iii—Coming imme
diatsly upon the severe drain of resources
caused h the Cuban rebellion. the Span-
ish poop e have now to face thp prospect
of an almost total loss of the wheat crop.
canard by drought and insects. United
suites Consul iiurke at Mnlags writes to
the state department that a new insect
post as destructive to wheat as the phy-
loserrs is to the grape has ravaged the
crops In several provinces. while. owing to
a severe drought. not only will the entire
wheat crop be a total failure, but there
will be a shortage of every other crop oi
grain. The pom are snllcring much. and
unless the rain mmcs the wine and fruit
crops will become a total loss and great
enlisting and want will prevail through-
out thc whole country.
Fort-st Fires Again [lamps-t.
Olnstivlm.b,i’n., May ire—Forest fires
have again broken out on the mountains
near here. At Lick ltun. Joseph Hhea's
large sawmill is threatened. Fifty men
have been sent from here to try and save
the mill. Taylor a: Co's sawmill at Mill-
vale. about five miles from Curwensvlllc.
is threatened and help has been asked
from Duluth. Advices from Mioons say
a great forest fire is threatening the town
of helium]. live miles from this city.
and Altoonn has been asked for assistance.
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fipaniat‘ds Iran's Nils tits Truth.
”Allflli). tiny is.-—'i‘hs lmparcisl vig-
orously pmtssts against the language used
by ricuator Morgan of Alabama in his
crunch in the counts on listurdny and
against his chargescf cruelty by the queen
regent. ’l'ns imparclal hopes that the ripen.
lsh government will make energetic septa
mutations against such caiumnlons asser-
tions. ‘ __
Timber taunts Damned ivy firs.
Samsonite N. li.. slay “ll-“Th. fire
has burned over 200 acres/cf excellent
timber had and destroyed the farm build
logs of James Spoiford and damaged
many other buildings. One iarmcr saved
his house by ponrltiu the «intents of live
cans of mill: on the flames. The loss will
reach $25.00!}.
Waist-lad m trusting.
can set Count m Renato two years'
im HIBMQI“ In a fortress asapunlsh-
latter.
MM“... .
Two useless
l
‘ which lib hill ,advanesdtoharonaotsa'
Rear Admiral Thomas 0. ricilrhlsa,
linens, Ilsy [Vb—A military court has
room for his duel will listen voa scars.
list. which resulted in the death of the
Mr. Law's business speculation was in
one again cutting; of ti; latencies
will“. ,‘lsfisodb, liar. ,.
lyho as the cod sweetheart of George
law. “When: alter that;ha married some; ,
body also. chem hilt)!“ dam
Hardly had the breach of promise suit
Mall placed '0!) the court calenderwhan
haw sued Miss Mack to collect 09,000
Miss Mask could ‘not-danyshsowusd-tbe
amount named. and there was moneyla
sight. This money was in-tbeshape of a
trust fund of "0,000. which waste-become
Miss Mack's the day lsbalwas as. The
millionairegot judgments against the girl.
‘ W. W. Badger at in Broadway wastbs
trustee of the money that was to be Miss
Mack’s.“ The birthday came last’ week and
Miss Mack was possessed of 010.000 in :her
own right. The‘birthday. like other days.
began at midnight. if the man with the
-law ludgmsnl had been on hand at that
Weatherman have levied on enough
to ccvertbe bitOOOsnd interest and costs.
. But the law officers slept. it was an op.
portuuity missed. J'i'cn minutes later the
$10,000 was safe and has been 'ever since. i
. ‘ Inquiriesmadein the endeavor-to find
the .moeiey have been fruitless.“ When
Francis ..1 Woiimau. Miss Mack's lawyer.
was as ' -, houtitfihsslnlle‘d andmeplied.
”Young an. 'we .dldn't sleeps” When
Mr. Badger..th trdstce. was questioned.
he put his left hand over his lcft optic and
winked the other eye. . ‘ ‘ ,
Miss ‘Mack is too busy with the breezes
at Seabright to say anything'abbutthe.
:money. She expects to pay Mr. Law out o’fv‘.
itba proceeds of the breach of promise suit,
“which will be tried next fall. ' '
BIG FIRE- Hm ATLANTA.
The Most Destructive Condagratlou In
Years Visits the Georgia Metropolis.
ATLANTA. May iii—The most serious
coniiagration this city has cxpericncedin
ten years broke out in a block in thclcenw
ter of the city bounded by the tracks of
the Southern railway and. Prior. Decatur
and Collins streets early this morning. '
The Markman House. adjoining the Una
ion depot. and one of the best known ho-‘
:tels in the country. was totally destroyed.
involving a loss of about 075.000 on build-
ing and furniture; covered by an incur»
once of 850.000. , ..
Milam ii: Patterson's livery stable. in:
which the blaze originated; Patterson'ti
lrooker'ics'on Decatur street and a belly
dozen houses on Gillies street occupied
by the demlmonds‘ were completely-eon-
sumed. At midnight the ill-chad made a5
complete sweep "of the block and stall1
threatening to spread across Decatur
.strest- The total loss on the Markhamr
'House block is probably about
. largely covered by insurance.
Sixteen Days In an ice Blockade.
Sr. Jonas. N. It. May iS.-'-’l'ha Eng-
llsh steamer Nimrod has returned from
Green‘s pond. where. with the landing
crew. she had been jammed in the' ice-
bleckada for in days. She reports thank
wholeooalr. is blocked with ice and that all
the bays are full of it. Serious dcstitntlon‘
crisis owing to the inability of traders to
procure supplies from St. .lohns. naviga-
ztlon balagirn ible. Thepeoploa
phoaaa‘reeatl ‘thsir sod whit-ls
at other i ngelnhebitantub ing-
a gdnera vision of th‘ stores“ flour
and provisions to eke out an existence un-
til supplies are procursble. The blockade
many. the Ishermeu being unable to he»
gin operations.
All Quiet at Port Au “1:...
New Yuan. May lK—The Dutch West
indie lluc steamship Prlns Frederik lien-
:lrik has just arrived from Haitian ports.
having left Port on Prince on May ii.
Captain Sibbeles reports all quiet at the
llaltian capital. President '1‘. Simon 8am,
formerly minister of war. had made him-
self very popular throughout the country.
lie is said to be an able and dignified
prosidont Among the passengers of the
Prins Frederik ilandrilt was the lion.
ilenry Smyth. linilcd Htatos minister to
llaiti. who comes home for a brief vaca-
tlon.
Absorbed by the Trust.
ANllEilfinb', ind. May lit—«llpon there-
quest of w. (2. Kelly. Judge Ellison as
placod the Kelly its works at Alcxnnd a.
one of the largest plants in the gas belt.
in the handset the Union Trust com-
pany of indianotmiis as receivers. The
company'siiabliitios are about ”50.000
and the assets 0200.000. in addition to
pressing claims which ulade this receiver
ship noosnary.
Fatal new Among Colored People.
litumn. Tenn. May in.—ricvsml ns
grows engaged in a light near Washington
college. resulting in two being shot. one
out with an as. and one being wounded
on the head. from which he will die. The
names are James Carson. shut twice. fa.
tally: Handy Fleming. that once. perhaps
fatally: Charles Carson. cut with an as;
John Patton. struck over the head and is
dying. ‘
A liisrc la llsllimore.
Hummus. slay its—hire did ”0.000
damage to the Baltimore Belt and iron
works. iii? and llllt North street. The
buildings were damaged ”.000. the bal-
altos being on stock and machine? The
loss is covered by insurance. be pro-
prietors of the works are James T. Arm-
strong is Go.
...”. «..- ....
Mr John Reynolds Dying.
manor. May iii-air John linssali
Reynolds. physician in culinary to her
majesiy's household and president of the
Royal College til“ Physicians. is in a crit
ical waditiou and is growing weaker. rile
John is as years old. and the result of his
illness. it is lostcdmiii prove fatal.
Another Woman Probably Murdered.
New You. May is. -lista Burgess,
at years old. was found dead sins morals.
starts at violence on her body. liar hes
hand tools was arrested as inlay lmpii»
rated in her death.
......o. .. m... as“. ..flu‘
tricycle hiss mun nursed.
slam; term so «toes.
to date and a little in advance of all
crusts remedies
‘ .ldlnl.
,heidsltat a medicine containine a little
of each kind for every ill should make
1 remedy‘for all complaints. We laugh
at such foolishness to-day. and wonder.
it was ever thought wisdom. The ms:-
! nercdrwith a severe-backache. The one
undertaking establishment. crew of small! ;
raccoon; .
, _ in Beam B’l‘ltiil'l. lBamcrroar. Coax...
is having a daniaglng effect upon the cod ,
tn barbarous one lteti street. when were
waves-rows. it. 2.. stay lawns its.
cycle rial tasks] at (least flhspsrd has
been destroyed byilrs. 'i'ltstessksbest
When a' remedy has no equal It is up
. for .5. messes. with
Medicai .rthcory'ct ~. old times
lm tc-dsy is learn WHAT the disease
llfind apvlnthe remedy which has
proven the most direct and radical.
Specialties rule. the day. and 'a single
organ. its disorders and how to cure it.
is the highest distinction in the medical
profession. The kidneys are wonder-
fully constructed. Do you know just
what their functions'are? They are
the laboratories of the body for the,
RENOVATING of the blood. BEFORE
lfrB USE AGAIN. Read that careful-
ly. Every pulsation of the heart sends
out the blood to give life to the body.
Whenit picks up. the poisons in its
course it goes to the kidneys to be
MADE NEW for use again. if the
kidneys are weak they can not do the
moribund uric poison stamps out the
life of the blood. Dean's Kidney Bills
correct _ all disorders of the kidneys"
and keepihesc laboratories true purl-
liars of-the blood. can Norwallt. p‘co-
plc are fast learning“ this. .5 Read ,the
following case: ‘ V
Mrs. Annie Clark, No. ii Keyser ave-
nue. says: "My husband and i have
both tried Dean's Kidney Pills with
very pleasing results. They cured his
back and since i took them i find my.
“glutinous”. it had kidney. trouble
for some time. find to rise two 0'
three timers night and i was both-
vbcx of Dean's Kidney Pills that i got
at Piaisted's -drug store completely
cured »me.'.'
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents per box. or six boxes for 12.50.
Sent by mail on receipt of price by Fos-
ter Milburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y., sol
agents for the United States.
All those creeping. crawling. sting-
ing sensations that combine to make
up the tortures of any itching disease
of the skin are instantly relieved and
permanently eursd by Dean's 01m.
. Dean's
v
meat. II)" no, substitute.
liWM' l‘slls
.Phxsiciinivrwtvu
IRS. DR; ILI." BUILTORD
‘ Csubeeonenitedathsroiilesi: ‘
~r
‘wieniiflc treatment known to modern
an 9
led. ec‘lvlicllne. Hezno‘cars with-nurse i:
en mi. erme mogéée
til crummllsdfis‘iasloss' D
FAIRFIELD consrv
- - lifllfilll. Milli.
t3 Vlail Street. llerwslk. Conn.
incorporated. isil‘motpim. smooo.
gown: o. more President.
navm u. wanna. ViocPrcat.
b. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTOIO.
Enwm 0. Karma. Mom M. Gnovra.
nun) ii. Minus A. .l. Maseru.
£811.10“ Locawoon. 'i‘ullo. I; 8mm.
for Corr. Cass li'rmsrnau.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and individuals Solicitod.
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CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
[miles and gentlemen desiring first.
class help in any enmity can obtain the
same immediately at the above agency;
tlliil those wishing positions. either male
lr female. can more employment.
Wanicd lmnmlinivly twlllmm for all good
wwmloliwr gmni girls for contend hint-te-
work.
1:. H. HAHVIV. Harv-y‘a Choc
Itoro.
maxavouw
WANTS KNOWN
MOTH:
EVENING SEITlIEll
digestion.
maiism.
health dc
. c... on}?
cause the vital fluid to beetmwvi
and life-giving. Aycr's Fm
’Oltildrsa dry for
‘ a' Bavaaam..liass..,ii.lo.’te.-—iisnd
i
Safe. Deposit Boxes nato constipation. 1-2. r. Weed. Nor-
wnlk; U. (J. filillsou. South Norwnlk.
Free to Depositing; Bsctlia‘t mm Salve
u-mmmlcnl iinlmnriml girls: hoopla-ms for
70 North Main street. lieuth Norwalk. ,
Ayor's l’ills are m-mntm-ndr-d by
leading physicians and dmggists. as
the most pnnnpt and clilelcut ruincdy
for bilimutmws. "sum. antivcncss. in-
slulrgisbnesa of the liver.
jaundice. and sick headache; also, to m-
ilcvc colds, lovers. neuralgia and then:
As the strength of a building dopami-
upon the solidliyof its foundation. so
mic upon the mmditiou of
To expel impurities and
a
lie is
W Misti tilt mt
gym-e with Dr. Rand’s Colic Gare.
ours resmctfuliy, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
BBMhSt." ‘SoldbyallDruggistleio.
Ecmma is a frightfulafiiiction. butlike
all other skin diseases it can be perma-
nenth cured by applications of DeWitt’a
Witc Hazel Salve. .It never fails to
cure lies. .E. P. Weed, Norwalk; G.
0. 8 son, South Nor-walk?
Electric Dillon.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
allyneeded when the languid. exhaust-
ed feelingi Smalls, when the liver is
torpid on uggish and the need of a
ionic and alterative is felt. A prompt
usual this medicine has ofwn averted
long and perhaps fatal bilioua fevers
lilo medicine Will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
tlou, constipation. dizziness yield to
come Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at. G. C. Stillson’s and E. P.
Wood's drug stores. '
_Iu the Spring 9. young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s
Little- Emly Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver. purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. E. 1’. Wood,
-. :lrlwalk; G. C. Bunsen, South Nor-
Ilsrveiout Retails. ‘
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
dcrmau,of Dimondale. Micl' wearc per
mitted to make this extract: . 'I have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King‘s
New Discovery as the results were ob
most marvelous in the cam of my wife.
While, I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing Lu Grippc. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption. and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friendre-
commended Dr. King’s New Diecov ;
. "lift This? ‘ ,
We offer One Hundred Dollars Bo-
ward for any ease of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Mail's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Caesar 65 (30.. Props.. Toledo, 0.
We. the nndceaigned.»havc known 13‘.
J. Cheney for the last if) yours. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
.. :. .
”“10“?“- g7vam' “Y day "0'!“ . business trmwactions‘ and financially W.i.. . , Juno,
w an " . , .‘ :blelgicsgryout any obligations made fimyi-lasa...ié‘g gl$‘i‘l"°”.“llll .3113
Thedoctcris s regular comm rm: 7‘ 1' mi- . ' ~ ““"2'" ; ' ......“ °"' ‘ ‘ ' .,
'hepnst ninctr-euymt‘sflmfikéfln lessees Watch; 'l‘r'nna.v Wholesale Druggists. 53:32:33.4; 3 jglgfffif.mj;jiglfi fifty]
’l 33'1"“‘31‘ “1‘1“:de 0 $313 :33 {family} Toledo. 0.. “aiding. Kinnan 6: Mar- rnitmlvipmull a .un New York .. 7 in .30:
.21, Gilliam 1.. t"... “in-L49,“ ...,énamai? wld 81!). Wholesale Dmgglstll, Toledo, i’ltlsburg....l:‘i_‘il .59l_i:¢:uis_vtll:..6.li .300
enseuramco me vingthemcstakil also no. 7”“ N street “I. hm"... Corp”.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internal-
ly, acting directly n the blood and
memos surfaces of. e system. I’ylce,,
the per bottle. Sold'fl by all druggists...
Testimonials freo. ‘
Mrs. R. D. Young. Middieburg. 1a..
writes. I have used 0110 Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children. and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
01ml have ever used. E. 1’. Wood.
Norwalk; G. C. Stillson. South Nor-
Walk.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Castorla.
Did you ever think how rmdiiy the
blood ispoisoued by constipation? Bad
blood menus bad health and premature
old age. DeWiti's Little Ear y Risers.
the famous littio pills. overcome obsti-
Thc best saivoiniho world for cuts,
bruises. wroa. ulcers. suit rheum. fever
sun's. better. cim pod hands. t-hiiblnins.
coma. and all air it eruptions, and In -
lively euros piles. or no pay requ rod.
ii. is guaranteed to give porfvfl multifac-
lion or iuonov refunds-d. Price 125 mma
per box. E. i’.»chd and G. C. Simeon.
A. II. Wonatcr. a prominent citizen of
0mm. Mich. ufu-r unlit-ring excruciat-
ingly from mm for twenty years. was
cured in n short time by using DeWilt's
Witch Hazel Halve. an almlutv cure for
all skin llltlmiif‘li. Man: of this pro turn»
lion is mad than all others comb nod.
E. l’. Weed. Norwulk; (l. (3. titillson.
South Norwallt.
You llec'l lists is laser W.
s the hit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial almut No~Toilnc. the
famous tobml habit cure. “We know
ml many cases canal by Ne-‘i‘o-Bsc.
one. a prominent lit. holds architect.
lkOd and ohewod for twenty years;
tw bores cared him so that even the
ll of tobacco makes him sick.” No-
T lice sold and guaranteed ‘
i uistcd. No euro no .
’ ling Remedy 00..
‘hicsgo.
b s
free.
cw York or
1
Young neither-e dread the summer
months on mm of the mat mortal-
ity among children animal by bowel
troubles. Perfect safety may he assur-
ed mom who keep on hand DoWitt's
Colic and Cliolcrncum. and administer
it promptly. Fort'mmps. billon’s mllc,
dysentery and rilnrrlum. it admin in
slant relief. E. i’. Wood. Norwalli; U
C. ritiilscn. chth Norwalk.
itnc swallow rims not make Hpring.
but one swallow of line Minnie ifimgh
Cum brings-relief. ll. 1’. Weed. Nor-
walh; (.l. C. Btillson. South liorwaIk.
themaipcworful sud cliecnvc medi-
clue in cm. ' ’ ' ‘ : mmwscammmm enriches“ am amm'nccsnfim
”’ “‘"""“' "’““’*““”’““ ~ pa go 7 ,.. ,7 . uses a-
GMMMfiry for mamsmmmmm headthsrntaps .- c- had. “
, ‘ ‘ "‘ “ ' ‘ " " ‘ lillassA.‘ nil .selsIl ,snsui-
Pltchsr'a Club”... “hm““mwm fer-ital is the
s
‘ she would choose an English prince for her
consort.
it was quick in its work and higl y
satisfactory in its results." Trial bot. rcdltary grand digit...—
ilesfmont G. C. Stillson’s and E. P. BASEBALL
Wood's drug stores. Regular size 500. "NW... '
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One Minute is the standard time. an M Chicago-— .
One Minute Cough Care is the stamdard Chlcago.....‘.... 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0m- 1
preparation for every form of cough or Baltimore....... 1 0 :5 :3 0 ii 5 1 0—18
cold. It is the only harmless remedy Chicago—Hits. 5; errors. 7. Baltimore
that produces immediate results. E. P. -liits.‘iti; errors. 2.
Weed. Norwalk; 6. C. Stillson. South At Louisville-
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3.. [my MW w.«gwumv»w~ fMt'll‘Eltb‘v .9. W“ T0 ti icsonrc endear delighted with it. My monocular 'i'hsfltendtrd says Hi is
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1‘: h; mm“ a“; my» Mil . away all .. ‘hereiore . ‘ srsdaveryday ofharshort lite with gangmnwg' ”4"” gym“ 3:" .
-' . ‘ » '1” ~;‘ . . . iiiiflilb- ' colic. Iihave tried almost av, thing °"‘“' '"" n”, D“ '
to be particularly strong. serves! as p . . ll .. ... . ever heard of but can truthfu as Clam-lat Alsuadsralflsxe-Wcimm
posted cfs fcur time millionaire. ’ . ...—.... , “m mummy hm, mod ““0300“; nob. Queen Wilhelmina was born on us-
Ii. 1600. while Prince ilernbsrdldenry
was born on April'is. 1878. . '
Queen Wilhelmina succeeded to the ,
titrensen the death of her father. King
William Iii. on Nov. ilil. i800. Her mother
was Prism limms. daughters! Prince
George Victor of Waldeok andthe ucond
wife of King William: Queen Wilhelmina
visited Queen Victoria in England last
year. and the London vnewapnpers were
unanimous in expressing the hope that
A fact in connection with the girl
queen’s education which will make her
ounn wrnulzuisa.
etrothai romantic. if it. proves true. is
but she was never allowed to learn the
German language. her lather entertaining
only hate for his southern neighbors.
Prince Bernard Henry is the second son
of the late hereditary Grand Duke Charles.
who died in 1804. He was born at Weimar
April is. 187s. and is a lieutenant in the
Fifth Thurlnglun infantry regiment. iiis
eldest brother. Prlnce William. Is the he-
Wathington—lilts. “3; errors. 0. Louis-
ville—Hits. 6; errors. :3.
At Cincinnati-
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Cincinnati—Hits. lit; errors. 2). Brock-
lyn—iiits, iii; crrers.8.
narrow. mesons s'rsymxo.
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YQRK. Pa.. May lS.-—-0sc:u- Blesser cre-
ated a scene at the fuugral of his father-
in-law. George Brogbsr. attempting to
iireabullct into 'the our 0 during the
servicss’at the dead man's former home.
There had been bad feeling between the
man ever since Blassar began to pay at-
tenticns to Broghcr'a daughter. and this
scene wa‘ the culmination. Before going
totbe house Blaster tilled himself with
whisky. in the midst of the tumult
which he created a policeman appeared
and arrested him. Binsscr was altered
liberty if he would go home and behave
himself. but be declared that he would
not rest until he had shot the dead man.
Thereupeu he was locked up. Blusser is
a prominent member of the church. and
his conduct has caused a sensation.
Bank Robbers Confess.
Srmyormm. ills., May iii—The men
who robbed the State bank of Buffalo.
this county. last Thursday, have bout cspn
tured and have made a full confession.
Theyarc Carl Kloppcubnrg. the cashier
of the bank} and Joseph chppcnhurg, a
drug clerk of this city. sons of August
Kioppeuburg. a wealthy citizen of Spring-
ilsld. Curl Kloppeuburg confessed to fiber.
iii Baxter the entire story. The amino
money was recovered.
Mills and factory Durand.
Hanan. but. May Is.——'i'na King Mm.
lug company's largo flour and national
mills were destroyed by firs. together with
the stock and grain and flour in the ad»
joining premises. The loss is human);
partially mvercd by insurance. The fire
spread to James 5. Loughaad a 00. 's huh
and spoke factory. which was also destroy-
rd. involving an additional loss of 040,000.
with only ”.000 insurance.
l'erc liyaclutlte.
PAiilH. May ie.—-i'sni Layton. son of
Charla Loyaon. known as i’cre llyacinthc.
and inure Birckwsiiof Philadelphia were
married at the English church at Ncuiliy
on natural-y.
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NEWS BRIEFS.
The number of lives lost In the Texas
tornado is now said to reach “0.
Governor Claude Matthews of ludlnno
has written a letter opposing a single gold
standard.
Bulls have been begun in laws against
a number oi western railroads for over»
charges on grain shipments.
Mrs. Mary Burgess was found dead on
the lionr at her room on Mott strut. in
New York. with bruises on her body. liar
husband and son were placed under sum
llenjcmln titans. aged lit. idspsd is
the roof of 190 Allen street. New rm, in
front of an "L" train. His skull was
crushed and his lait It'll ass off. lie died
In iisliavus hospital.
Charles I'. Belinda! of New York rode
a bicycle over a precipice while descending
the Palisades. our Valhawbeu. ll. .l..wirh
his wife and tiled of his injuries in row
velt hospital. is New York.
A rumor was em in Basilio lathe
effect that the khslifa. the leader of the
salient lamil . was
, erbvills ‘
Pitchsr‘s onerous.
.Dc
‘csstoris is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prsscriptioa for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sab-
stanoc. It isshsrmisss substitntslbr
Parsgorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Gastor‘Oil. It isle Its
guarantee 'is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Cartons is the
children's Panacea—the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lulhnts and Children.
not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the {ac-aim.)
signature of '
is on the
"appeal?
Weshsllpro-
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tect ourselves and the public at all hands.
run Carmina Connor/.77 Murray 8L. EV.
0 ‘--16 -
, ‘ Examiner in
U. 8. Patent oflca.
‘ 1876 so 1883.
Ofllcos. 436 Main Street,
.. nmmuron'r. (Iona.
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has stood the test of time. For is?!"
war: our ” be-surc-you-arc-right-and-
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designs and colors varied munch to suit
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