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meats Against England's mallow-Relates
Statements of the British Blue I“;
‘Wssmxo'ron, duly 81.71119 first pprt
of a brief prepared by James J. Star w
ofvcounsel foerncsnola in coniuuut on
with Mr. Scruggs, the local adviscri of
that govsrumaut, has just been complcted
and submitted for the consideration of the
Venezuelan boundary commission. The
brief is framed as an answer to the gun-
oral summary of. the British case as set
out in the British blue book dovofsdl to
the Venezuelan dlsputc and, like that, is
an argument based. upon the evidence col-
lccted by the agents of the government in-
terested. The loading points of the docu-
ment are tho attack upon tho, integrity of
tho Suhomburgk line as Jt now appears
upon the liritishmaps: the assertion of
the priority of settlement of tho dis ntcd
territory by the Spaniards; the den nl of
the jurisdiction of the Dutch beyond tho
reach of the guns of their ships at any
time, and the claim that tho tor itory
which it is desired to throw into a itra-
tlon docs not‘ovcn today contain any set-
. tlemcnts; so that Lord Sallsbur 's solici-
tudc for the welfare of the Britta settlers
is ill founded.
The brief begins with a quotation from
Lord Salisbury in tho' Britis blue book
to the afloat that to alums ’cnczilolii'a
claim to the territory “in“ of the Km.
quibo rivor W011“: involva the surrender
.of. a province inhabited by 40,000 British
89MB“? ‘j‘lnl’ch had been pcsscsscd by
brim 1 clinic and Holland for two ccutu
fi°§> ir. Star-row, while asserting that
«no allogod uninterruptiou Was but a con-
tinuous wrong, says that his object is to
assert for Venuzuela a right which will
not involvo the interruption of any pcacc—
able possession by any British subject nor
r a single one of Lord Salisbury's
19, 00 to change hisailogianco to preserve
his homo. Venezuela, he says, has offered
to rcliovc Lord Salisbury from tho cmbarc
rassmont to which he refers. In 1800, ask-
ing for arbitration, it proposed to recognize
in Great Britain a right to its sottlcmcnts
on both banks of tho Essiquibo; to rcscrvo
for itsolf tho banks of the Orinoco, which
tho treaty of Aranjuoz had recognized as
Spanish and which ovary British'minlstry
sxcspt Lord Sullsbury's bud oifcrod to rac-
OL'DlZD. and to arbitrate tho.rost, which
cousiptod entirely of territory whoro oven
the hugllsb had no scttlcmcnts, but tho
0301‘ had Often rofuscd.
Mr. Storrow's Admissions.
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For the risks of argument .\lr. Storrow
aasuines‘to recognize that England may
have a right to tho torritory whoro its peo-
ple had ostablishcd Jaimes oven for a gun—
omtion, but he asserts that aim can hnvc
no this by occupation to 40,000 squaro
miles in which during Lord Salisbury's
“two centuries" noithcr tho Dutch nor
the English ovur had a sotilcmcnt.
Thoroforo ho proposos to show that tho
Spaniards discoverer] Guiana in 1.300 and
ostubllsbcd ahomsolvcs so strongly that no
othorpowor had ever born ublo to puno‘
irate inland boyond tho reach of Is ships'
guns; that. tho curly Dutch attempts at
sottlomont cams later and worn limitcd to
occasional touching, for trading, noar the
mouth of the Essirpubo, whcro tho Span-
ish already hadn fort, and cmtainly not
until loci was tixoro aiirst anompt at set--
tlcment. Tho Dutch scttlomonts as wall as
(boss of tho English wcro coulluod to tho
rich alluvial swamps on tho tldowatcr and
along the rlvcr ostuarias; thoy uovor had
any wast of tho Pomuroon nor above the
cataracts on tho Essiquibo nor in tho
('uyunl ami blazerunl. ’ Promising his ai-
logatlou with the statement that the Brit-
isb claim rosts ontlrcly on occupation. Mr.
Flor-row dcvotos much of his brief topn
attompt to conflict what ho rogards as an
attempt to oxloml tho claim boyontl actual
occupation. and, applying tho law and facts
as ho finds flicm, no dcclarcs that (boy
3qu no support to tho utfciupt. but aro
specifically and allianuuivoiy fatal in if.
Ho shows that tho actual sctllomcnls of
the Dutch and Spaniards warn soparntod
by 150 milcs of forcst in which no whilo
mun llvod and maintaining that tho fact
that no uttolwt was mmlo in a long scrim
of yo :4 to ou-rstop this territory consti-
tulod it i root lncioslnu n lino of (honor
cation. which should properly bo rounrdcd
as an intornationai boundary.
Early Settlement of the Dutch.
in auawcr to tho ilrillsb filalm that tho
curly sottlcmont of the Dutch «in tho cs-
tnorlosof tho Euclouibo and illoUuy'uui
gavo thum tiilo to lllil outiro watcrsbods of
tlioso rivers Mr. Siorrow usos against
tiuun tho doclsiou in tho (irogun boumlary
cuss, whom the liriflsb claim was founded
on prcclscly tho opposito motivation, in
which lboy Worn slinlnllwd. ‘
Ilu [resorts that it is scitlod law that
tboao who own tho woiorsbcds and tho
llrm banks of a rivcr do also own and pos-
uoss the delta islands and shot-as bclow.
though those he unfit for habitation and
bow novor been inluibllod, and that it! tho
Spanish did so own and occupy lllll uppar
bunks ibulr tillo lo tho lauds lu-luw was
good. iii-r0, basin. to support his ooutcir
lion, Mr. :‘fol‘rnwclics Lord Slows” will!
rcforumuilolllo Mississippi. ”0 also oi‘los
tlu- trrmiy of A rnujlum. rcspcotiuu lilo tcsfl-
many of runaway siuvcs. to show that if
was iugally impossibio for oitbcr Holland
or its Hllt'uusmll infbofnno of that frosty lo
claim that tho controlling show of llm
lli'lllmllt was llulub whoa ihu trcmy was
drawn in Hill.
Mr. Morrow than turns his allontlou to
tho chomburuk lino, against tho runninu
of which Vonczuala pron-vim]. and ho says
llmi uvcr lirliisl ministry oscopt that of
Lord Hal slurry rocoguirod that It was
monstrous and dlplonmticoliy inadmissi-
bic, upon such lllmsy prctanscs, to claim
what lilo i‘lnullsli lmioa mliod lilo “liar
daucllcs of tho Orinoco” and ollcrcd.io
ngroo to lions which flu-y doclarcd would
sworn to \‘enozuola llm umlislurlwd pos-
session of tho mouths of tho Orinoco.
Lord Salldzury‘s claim, bowcvcr. says
Mr. Morrow. crow awry tlmc ho rocurrod
to tho subject, and 9 than prom-oils to
point out in arsatdo f llmw. aflor Hoiiom
burgh'a dnalb and in yours nftcr his sur»
vey, tho British colonial ol'ficadlscovcrcd
that all ill-so maps wow wrong: that
Sohomlmrgk‘s lino want around by the
big bond of fboiluyunl, and compollml iba
engravcr to clumps all of his maps to cor-
rospolul, faking tlu- richomlmrult lino far
wostward from its original ooursu. bays
Mr. Morrow: "This is perilously near the
slioratlon of auclcut lfillfifilltrkou—npniill-
tion of rwords. it cvidunily dcccivcd Lord
dallshnry, who, on Feb. iii, ”no. a-scrted
it to bo 'tho llm- sort-cyml by air if.
richamlmrgk in iail.’ llo did not survey
on. "it" in nm of. mm ..n..... m...» n
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of‘wattcrn New York,‘dled suddenly of
nervous prostratloa at thefliifton apricot
saaitariula. whore fished obscmpsalliug
a fewfldays. , lie was about to lcayo for
his home in Britain and lost a before
taking the train was stricken with a faint-
ing spell, from whicbhc . did not rqvlvc.
His Wife was with him at the time of his
death. , r '
Arthur Cleveland Cots was born in
Mendbam, N. 1., in 1618, He graduated
with distinction at the University of the
City or New York In was and at thodsn-
era! Theological Seminary of the Episco-
of the Protestant Episcopal church from
childhood, under tho influences Olzfllnllli'
uni relatives and social connections. While
still in college he became an author and
contributed to periodical literature. He
was ordained deacon on June 27, 1841.
and priest on Supt. 25.1849. ilu took
charge of St. Ann's obnrch, Morrisania,
N. Y., shortly after his ordination. b‘rcm
tbcnoe‘ho rumoved, in me, to Hartford.
where he was rector of Bt.'Johu's until
1854. iin acccptcd the rcctorsbip of Gracc
church, Baltimore, in 1854 nd two years
later was elected bishop of 'cxas, but do-
oiinod. In 1863 he became rector of Cab
vary church, Now York city, and soon
afterward was elected assistant. bishop of
western New York. He was consecrated
1865, and on the death of Bishop llslanccy.
in the same year, he succscdcd‘ss the suc—
ond bishop of western New York. in the
intorcsts of the missionary work of the
church he traveled extensively abroad, and
in 187:! when the char-go of the chnrohos
in Haiti was placod in his handsho visited
that island, organized churches and or-
dained clergy. He was a man of strong
conservative viows and of lntonso devo-
tion to his church, and he never lost an op-
portunity to protest against that which he
did not believe to be right.
Boston—Hits, 8; errors, 5. Chicago-
Hits, l0; errors, 1. .
Other league games postponed on ac-
count of rain and wetigrouuds.
Business Men's Movement.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.—-—A business
men's campaign committco to promote inc
election of McKinley and Hobart was or~
gnuizcd in this city. with John H. Con-
vorso, prosldsut of tho Baldwin Locomo-
tivc works, as chairman. Hundrcds of
man havc enrolled themselves as manila-rs,
and it is expected that before the work
closes tho commiitoo will havo a member»
ship of 5,000. A circular lotior which was
prepared explains the object of tho movo-
mont. Similar organimtions are to be of~
footed in all principal citlos of tho l'nion.
‘i‘bo namos of a numbor of tho loading
busiuoss men of this city arc attucbod, in.
eluding John Wanuumkor. 'i‘homus Doiln.
.lchn Fiold. Charles 15. Adamson, iicnrv
Justice, Thoodoro .lustico, llobort t'. Hg.
dcu, liudolph iiankonburg, firmrgo ll. bio,
(Iroary, Howard 13. French, Frank 1..
Noail, Francis ll. Roovos, .l. (‘. Straw-
bridge, William Waters“ and Andrew
\Vilooler. \
Fight at a Church l’lculc.
Ssnslu'nv, Md, July cl.-—ln a tight
Powolisvillc, Wlf‘flmifiu county, one man
was killed and two others curiously if not
burn (‘olllu and Stanton Davis.
woro lighting with lznlvos whoa tho lather
of Collin wont to his son's ussislanco and.
drawing bis rovolvor. iircd at Davis.
missed him, but shot John W. Jones, an
of tho light is said to have been William
whom iluvis wished to pron-ct. William
or, and the older (,‘oillu has (lisllppclll‘ml.
Statue of I'm rIollsm.
York firm for lioizcrui (icorgo ii. .r'lmrpo.
who will bavo it «rooted nu sumo situ in
pmicslol will bc In foot
lions will adorn tho four Hillt'a of tho basc.
llig Fire In Kcntucky.
rtbu ‘
laud acre. bishop of the .832in am...
pal church in 1841. (is was an adherent
in Trinity church, (icuevc. N. Y., Jan. 4,’
which occurred at a church picnic noar
fatally cut. The light began between Wil~
They
onlookcr, through tho hI-nrt. , 'l‘ho cauw
(Tollln‘s lullumry with a young woman
Collin and Davis am not oxpcclcd loroco'w
[{lh’ub'l‘nb'. .‘J. \'., .luiy 'Ji.-—-A largo
broil-m ammo is bcliuz uuuio bya New
this sltyln honor of tho Una ilundnul and
'i'wanticth raglmont, Now York volun-
tccrs, of which ho was coloncl. 'i‘bn iiuorc
will bu that of a Woman roprescntlng Pa-
triollsm holding lbu Amorlcau flag. with
facu upllfiml. Tholu-lght of the status and
Slilfnblo iflr-(‘I'lp~
Hummurox, Ky.. .Iuly 'Jl.—~i\ vory dc-
‘tuer,orer mm “1“"
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mt r0 Jim ran tourism.
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Bocsnt vy “'ithdrowsls of (laid la-
‘* ones the am on a. r... or New York
fisnkcflw’rlzs Olsariag House Will sup-
ply the Cola- , "
'l‘bc bankers not togathcrin a hurry who '
they saw the ticker rocling off lowor and
lower prlccs for stocks, and together humor
or! otcr the effect on their collaterals of
the talisman slide if prices should kcop
up for a dozen points further.
There Was not much formality about
the action of the bank presidents. Prasiv
dcnt 'l‘appcu of the ‘Gallatin bank seeinod
to bo tho loador, add by personal talks or
by trusted messengers he got the views of
a dozen other bank presidents on the out:
lock. .
It was evident that the point of attack
of thosc who were breaking prices or times
who were frightened, for they wero acting
in concert, was the gold reserve—that heap
of loss than $100,000,000 of yellow coin
and metal which is the redemption fund
of over if times that sum in other our-
reuclcs. .
The European bankers, through their
New York agencies, could start a move-
ment which would wipe out that rcdcmp.
tion fund in a week, or as fast as tho
clerks could pass it out. This the New
York bankers know.
Their last weekly statemcnt tells that
they hal'o,til2,:l3:l,ll)0 in spools lockcd up
in their vaults. 'l‘ho bulk of it is gold, and
this they moko no also of cxccpt to count
it and show it to thow bank cxauiinsr When
he oomcs arcuml. It is performing can
function of money in acting as a ‘rcscrvc
and in making the depositors in the banks
fool secure. in casc of any trouble, how-
BASEBALL. over, the depositors would, anyhow, lmvo
—-_r——-————- silver certificates_ passed out to them, and
ssnoxsx. masons csims. the gold might go, as during war times,
At Ohlcago— to the coin dealing houses for sale ata
Boston........... 0 i o n o 2 o o 0— a premium-
Chicago......g.... .2 1 3 0 g 0 0 2 '—-l0 in the talks among the lmnkcrs the
whole situation was canvassed. it was
pointed out that within a few days, or
wccks at tho furthest, the bills against cot-
ton sbippod or contracted for would como
into the oxobangc market and toad to
moot thc demand for gold to balance tho
spcndings of the tourists, the sales of
Amorlcnn securities and all the other
ltoms that call for the sanding of gold
abroad. ,
Possibility of Another Bond Issue.
The possibility of another band issuo
was mantionod. but the goncral opinion
was thorn was caough gold in hand or in
sight to make it nuncccosary. . '
Anothor practical question to be dis-
cuss-toil by tho bankers la the way in
which tho grocnbncks and coin treasury
notes on which gold is drawn am getting
scarce in Now York banking circles. By
putting in a quantity of gold and taking
groonbacks tho bank heads would do a
double lmuolit to lbomscivos. ’i'hoy would
got the desired croonlmoks and stiffen tho
panicky llilf‘kdlllll‘kflt.
Although no formal pnpurs wurcdrawn.
it was gnncmllypgrmrd by tho bonds of
tho ten bankp m the schema they would
furnish coin up to $3,000.00“ in tho high-
mt cnscs, and in tho aggrogato about sift.-
illlllJlllil. Subtrf-luurar Jordan, by this
plan. Would bo consulsud, and upon his
lntlumllon tho coin was flooded it would
bo lbrnishcd. probably from tho sloro
which hianagor Shot-or has in tho storngo
vaults umlcr tho floors of tho clearing
llouso.
\i'bcn it will be called for. if at all. was
loft open, and tho wholc matter was in
tho most indsllnlto shapc.
Tho ollcot of this compact was at noon
foil in tllofiinck Exchange. and prices
stillcm'd all along lilo lion in the lust fcw
moments of tho trading.
A prorata contribution. it is pointod
our, of 2.3 pcr ccnf. of lilo gold holdings of
tho sovorui banks would casiiy put "5.-
ooo,ooo into tho hands of tho govcrnuwnt
and put tho bunks in pom-salon of a larger
quota of paper. usublo as cash in (hair scv
oral holdings. 'l‘bo largo spccin holdcrw
nursing the city banks at prcsom arc tho
Bank of Now York, $1.4'JOJ'Illll. Monbuh
tan hank. 01,313,000; Mcrclmnls‘ Nation
al. H,ib‘.',7ill: biocbanics' National, ll.-
o’lduloo; ilank‘ of Auwrica. tl.-.'l.‘;,lmo;
Notional (lily. £7.‘.Nl2.il||l|. l‘lu-micnl Nu
iionnl, $3,339,000; Satirical Republic.
“plenum; Hullovor National. tzlamlfioo;
i'ul'n chllrmuc, “Jolson: lmportcrs
and 'l‘rmh-rs‘. £3,101,000: i’ark, 'll.‘u:l,‘
:luo; Fourth Nullonai. “Humour; First
National. “Jill. loo; Third National. fl.
5”“,“00‘, (”basil National, $1,922, W“. Fifth
e Treasury [Reset-vs. * Wilt
Kill Young'Jnly 5! .-—-'!ha World says“
alructlvo lire visited this plucc. tho i'ytbian
building, i’urh tia-utor um'. liorrott llouso
being totally dostroyml. logr-llicr with o
Avcnuc. $l,ol~l,ooo;
tlonai bank. t:,o‘.‘~. too,
l'ulfcll States No-
c_lcvoior sluift.
$200,000; partially insured.
Tied to the Tail of a Horse.
murmur of otluer mnall buildings. 'i‘ho lira
oriulhatod in the Wynmulixou (iron stoyo
in tho i’ythlnn building. urmlimlly but
quickly making its way up tho lllllllinlllk
'l'bu loss is mlinmlcdut
hioa‘rnusv. Mcxioo, .luly 21.--'i‘bs wits
Dr. Mrfflynn's Narrow Escape.
NE‘Hll‘iih‘. N. \‘...luly rim-lbw. ilr.
Edwmd Moiiiynn. pastor of St. Mary's
clmrcb in thin city. but fornmriy of Now
York city. was thrown. down whilo at
tcmpflnlr to board a moving pnsscuncr
train hcrc. if» was on his way to Vermont
and inluudod losinll a day or two with
of Caron-n Morales. a favour living near ""V'
hcrc. was on bur way to this city win-a aim
was assaultod by n Mcxlcnn and bar body
than find to tho loll of tho bursa shc bull
boon ridinu. 'l'ho horso was than roads to
run away, and tho woman was (Iraugcd to
llr. llurisaii at Kingston.
biclilyno walla-d down tho frocks. vallso
in band, and incl lilo train Wu blocks
offer it bad loll. tho sfalion.
of thc handrail of our of tho cars and was
thrown violoatly to tho ground.
Father
iio took hold
its fall
dcath.
Murc- Mal-sane- In f‘rolc.
bnvo arrivcd thorn.
safer TsLscath.
Itilliln
tluvro.
Nikat.
hold in liainbridno. Mass.
(flovslaad unsound it.
The trial of Dr. Jameson and his com—
panions In the Transvaal raid hogan bo-
fors thc high court of justice in imaloo.
tho Adirondacks.
makc sin-aches for McKinley in the fall.
mlomwl.
'i'alllw
Aroma. .luly lib—Ton Christians bavo
bccu uutssncmi at ilvraklion in tho inland
of t‘roio. brunch and English monofuwar
Thu (‘olonla won bar Iflf'nllll racc easily
attlm rouatta of tho Larclunout Yacht
Major McKinloy visitor] i'luvolmui to
inks part in tho coriicnnlni celebration
{sixty Mussulmans and lilo Armonian
('brinlsns were killed in disturbances at
Tho fonoral of William E Howell was
Prcsltluni.
tsunami ilsrrimm loft lndlanapoils for
lie says that ha trill
in tho boom of commons Mr. llalfnur‘s
motion for loncor sessions for tho pllrvono
of sxpmlltlng tho lrish land bill was
ilsary living. do, son of Hit llcary
lrvfuu, was married in lmulun to Miss
lhmrtbm Baird. who has tumours famous
for her pcrsocstiou of the character of
Vcry "car to tho rails. 'l’bc train was stop.
pod, and Dr. .\l~liiyun Wa- assisted alumni.
'I'bucsfcnt of his injuries is not known.
but bs oppcan-d in barn bad a violent fall.
[Mom for "ill for “osmium
Nouussms av Tut»: firs. N. .l.. .luly
2i.~—-lf curtain powarfui loads-r1 In tho
ilcinoomflo stato mncbiuc have tbalr way,
ilnvld ll. lllll viii bn tho llsiuocmtlo
nnmlocu for governor of Now York this
your. Tim ilill boom is no lolllv'l' a mare
some siiou. it ha- ibu booking of such a
conspicuous party umn as Humour Edward
Morphy. Murphy. it is ilsscl'tml. has clu-
clarml ropunu-dly In his lntlmato frinmis
fhal Mr. illll in thc man of lb» hour. l‘cn‘
mar Hill has rum!" no public utterance re-
garding Ibo blotter, but it is bollstmi that
ho would ain't-pt tho nomination for now
t‘rnor, ihmmli bc muloubiclliy prams to
bo rcturnml lo the l‘uliml hiatus waste.
‘ Allgrld Ila-if in #43000.
Uiiazsoo, .luly '..'l,--~liovartinr Alignld
has fallen heir to cousidctablo mills
through tho drum of John W. lionshart,
which (movlrml July 1“. Till! will. which
has lost lm-o lllml for probato. makes "in
governor of "thl! curator and hono-
flclary to tho axiom of lithium. This be.»
quest, ilm will stimulus. is not to ho applied
to any of lilo “ml-rimr's debts existing at
libs than of thc mmor's death.
“infill”! tom, 1.
showm, mama: by fair WW;
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tinny. termination of “at East
4 Norfolk‘sMan’t trouble.
m
Fortune does not smile on us all. but
occasionally a stroke ems. nixhty sod-
dess starts the envy of those less for-
tunate. Often the fault is our own
that we remain in our burdensome coa-
dltion when'tbclwny is pointed out to
shake it off. It's a can of grasping
opportunities, seeing a "good thing"
and going right after it. A clear can
of the right thing: at the right tima
comes from 77 Maple street’ln East
Norwaik. Mr. Chas. W. Smith, who
resides there. related ah incident to our
representative the other day which on
publish here. it will no doubt assist
many another of our citizens and re.
lieve many a back of b dens it has
borne for years. Mr. 8m th spoke as
follows: "I have suffered very much at
times from kidney disease and urinary
troubles; backache almost uneadurahlo
and passage of the urine was very
painful. attended by a scalding sensa-
floa. Doctors have prescribed for mo
and I have taken all kinds of medl-
cines. but somehow or other I did not
trot better. Then I read about Doan'l
Kidney I'llis. They were very highly
recommended and I concluded, that
their success with others might be du-
plicated .in my case. i went to Plais-
ted's dt'ug store and. (procuring a box.
commenced their use. The result can
be told in a very few words. I am now
well. completely cured in every way
of my trouble. I can now Join the army
of past sufferers who are sounding the
praises of Doan's Kidney Pills and rec-
ommend them to others."
The last resort of Mr. Smith proved
the right thing. Doan'a Kidney Pills
are the right thing. NI need waiting
for the last resort. Take: hem at first
and save years of suffering and trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price, M
cents. or mailed by Foster-Mllhurn C0,.
Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for the U. 8.
.Do you scratch and scratch. and won-
der what's the matter? Doan's Oint-
ment will instantly relieve and perma-
nently curs any itchy disease of the
skin no matter of hogginggflstandinl.
FAS'HION’S'FANCIES.
Esau-ciao of Individual Taste Permitted.
Sleeves. Skirts. Capos and Colors.
Fashion is now making for horsclf a
middlccourm- lu'lwwn tho two cxtrcmcs
of tightncsu and boulfnucy. Slccvosund
skirts arc dw-idcdly intuit-rating in sizc.
but buvc not yct bccomo umro closo cuscs
for tho limbs. 'i'hcn‘ is much room for tho
cxvrciw of individual undo in color, slmpo
and trimming. \l’c arc not mimnandcd to
wear all brilliant orull dull colors nmlcr
tla- pcually of lwiug out of data. Evory-
mind considi-mi. this is a wry safisfm-tory
9.! son as for nail“! wunlrobc is mun-riled.
lupus continucfo bowurn in spite of
rumors that thcy arc to be discarded.
Tln-ir disapyx-nmnm has liccn ion-told
many films. but flicyaro as fasiiiouublo
balmy nan-var and show no symptoms of
ill-«lining from favor. 'i'hcy arc mom and
morn irinuuul—rucbcsof gum». piaiiings,
light orumucutmiou of all kinds, imws,
bmdcd cmbroidcry umi applications of
guiplm‘. Capos of silk as well as cloth urn
cmbruidcml in l)pt‘fl\\'l)ri{ owr a contrast
inn liningorn iiuiugof tlicsnmccuior. but
diifcn'ni uuitcriul. 'l‘licru is quiic a fancy
for combining dillcwnt goods of tho sumo
all.“ l'lw'i'i'lll'.
shodc, u iu-w capo mmlci lmiuu cmuwomi
of room:- f'inlii rmluroidumi la opcnw-nrk
nvvr a sill; lining: of nut-tic. ilu' trimming
la‘luu rurlu's ul nun-db- win/r.
it is umv ilw iblnu to ham tlu' bouicry
niul uilk lnvlliconf match lb" down umlctly
in color This is" vorycrfmvammf fuIli
lull. for if mow-lion's n wporufc [without
fur crcry won and unluullcd soppllm uf
llmicry of all ohmic-I. ‘
An illmlmfl-m is givcu of u cmlumo of
silk button a wbiu- ground will» cm-olyp-
his m'm'ti and pink atrium. ‘i'lw mulct skirt
lsplulu. .\ llwro bud ‘1' of wbib- rlbbcd
w-iwf opvm mar a ordain-tic of whim
him. which in Malawi at tho waist by a
narrow bull and [stain lnicklo and folk in
a ilclui cud opt-u tbc skirt. 'i'bc ravcrs of
town silk llc ovcr a largo collar of whim
lac-c. The landlord show, which arc wry
tlubt around lln' forcarm. am of mo silk
and ham cmuictscf whit» lam. ihms and
chaos of grew sill: adorn tlw siuuildcra
Jirntc ClioquT.
Mrs. Walt Whitman.
Mrs. l-‘aruh Whitman of limtoa, tho
designer of tho flm‘c ln'auiifui windows
rmoaily placcd in Trinity cluurci as a
mmuuiai lo Phillips Brmhs, is known
almost a portrait [minim though in:
work of lain yours has boon r‘lovofcd all
iumt Mciusivoly in mono Wonderful
(minis in slalom] aliens. This lufcsf prw
auction «hmvs rcmurkablo skill in dc.
ruining, tho control window harbor a
largo cross of dark ml glass, while bo-
iow is a crusmlcr's shit-Idol white opal,
truth a goon laurel wreath in tho mun
links] with gold. Mrs. Whitman is the.
f wrig- . .
, . Wan ‘
andOolic‘Oum 07m 0
them in my‘hcusc. The little cues love
nothing to equal t cm. They wot
like magic. 1 would not be without ,
Dr. Hand's Colic Core and cry for it: it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood "street. At all
droughts, 3350-. ‘ _
"Wake u . Jacob, day is breaking! ”
so said Do itt's"Littie Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to arouse
lvlil” slluggish liver. G. C. Btillson, E. P.
so . .
. Mansions Retails.
From a icttcr written by Rev. J. Gun-
derman,of Dimondnlo, Mich wears por
mittcd to males .this extract: "'1 have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King’s
New Discovery as tho results were al-
most marvelous in tho case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed.
inn La Grippo. '1‘mriblo paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with liitlo
intcn'uption, and it seemed as if she
could not survivo them. A frioud rc-
conuuendcd Dr. King‘s N‘cw Discovery;
it was. quick in its'work and highly
satisfactory in its results." Trial bot-
tles ire-cat G. U. Stillson’s and E. 1’.
Wood'sdrag stucco. Bipolar size 506.
and $1. '
Pass the good word along the line.
‘i’iles can be quickly curod without an
operation by sun 1y applying DcWitt’s
Witch. Hazel S 'o. 'G. U. Stillson,
E. P. Weed. . '
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gonor-
aily uemied when tin: languid, exhaust-
ed fooling prevails, when tho liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and :iltorativcis felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious favors
No medicine will act more surely in
in countcracting and ironing tho systcm
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
estion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottlo at G. C. Stillson‘s and E. P.
Wet-Li's drug stores.
Small in size, but moat results.
DeWitt’s Liltlo Early Risers act gently
but tlmrougiily, curiiu: indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill,
safe pill, best pill. G. C. Stillson,
E. P. Weed.
STATE of" ()mo, CITY or Tommi), l ,
Lift/is Col‘xTr. ' 5"“
FRANK J. Clutxuv makes oath that ho
is the. senior partncr of the firm of F. .l.
(irirzxrzv & (30., doing business in tho
City of Toicdo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay tho
sum of one imndrcd dollars for each and
every care of (.‘atnrrh that cannot be
cured by tho usc of 11“st C.\'l'.ilfl(ll
Cl'ns. Fawn J. (farm-2v.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my presence, this 0th day of December.
A. D.,.lbi$6.
\ I
i l
) sum. g A. W. Grails-ox,
Notary Public.
Hall's Cutarrh om is tukcri‘ internally
and until dircctly on the blood and inno-
ous snrfaccs of tho system. Solid for
testimonials, frcc.
I“. .l. (bu-:vrzv & ('o., Toledo, U.
'1' Sold by Drngcists. 75c.
Persons who have a coughing spoil
(ivory night, on account of a tickling
sensation in tho throat, may ovu-rconu-
it at once by a dam of lino Minute
Cough Caro. (i. (J. Stillsou. E. 1’. Word.
Children 1.3: y for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
When Baby was sick. we gum hnr (“a-aunts.
Wlu-n aim was a ( 1le. 51m crin-«l for (Marin.
When Illf‘ lie-came- )lisn sho clrng to Oratorio.
When she had Children. she gave them Castorls.
thn \vccousidcrtlmi liic inn-slides
arc about iivc flows as lulu: :H ilu- luaiv,
\vo can rcullzc fbo iufcuw uniform,-
cx's-I'lvncl-d wlu'n tiicy bovouu- inllammi.
ih-\\'m'.~li'ollc undi'boicru (‘urc Milallll's
inllmnmaiion of 0mm, and moup‘whly
rcuum-s tho dilllculfy. ll. l'. Silimou.
fisstorls is Dr. Samuel Pitchsr’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Horphine nor other Narcotic sub‘
stance. It lsshtmless substitute!”
Paregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrlips,
and costar Oil. ~ It is pleasant. Its
gusran tee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Castorlaisthe
Children’s Panacea—tho lother's
Friend. ‘
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childreflo'
Do not be imposed upon. but insist ma
having Castoria, and see that the facsimr.)
signature of
in on the
wrapper.” m
Weshaiipro— ’ ‘
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
’i‘nu Garrison Compass, 7'.” Murray St., NY.
\‘ Examiner In
(I. 8. Patent Office,
1876 to 1883.
Officers, 4:16 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOIIT. CONN'
Norwalk
Lobsters!
Soft
. Shell
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
.
\-—~: ~. -
i'i. i’. \Vcwi.
You Don't Have 108m 01!. ‘
says tho St. inanimlouruui of Annual! m-
in an editorial nlmuf Nir'i‘o-Iim‘. llwi
famous tobacco habit cum, “Wu know 1
of numy cawa cuml by No-l’tdhn.
(luv, u promincnf iii. hails atrium-1,}
Mimi-Ni and chi-trod for lwcufy ycum,‘
two lumrl cun‘d him so that m. n lio-
smcll of tobzuwo Inahrs him sick." No '
'l‘o liar. sold and guarantor-d by If. ll.'
l'laistcd. No curv im pgit'. Hunk a...
Starling Rollicdy (Io, 'cw York or
Chicago.
Eli llill. liumbcr filly, i’u., “Will“.
"i lmvo lwcu soilcrmu from pill-s lui
iwvuly-ilw yours. and thought my raw
ilu'urobio. lchill‘s Witch llil‘M‘l
Hallo was masons-mini to am as a pub-
curc. an i bought a loos and it ru'rf-lruwd
a pcrmaun'ut curb." This is only om-
of ”manuals ol' muilar cart-a. l‘il'W'llizl.
mrcs and skin litmus-cs yichl quickly
whoa it is urwd. (i. if. Htilimu. ii. |’
Word.
Children Cry for
Pltcher'h Castorla.
Bacilla’s Arnie: tabs
The but salvo in tho Will'lfl for «its.
brain's. sum-s, nlmrs. salt rhcum. fcvor
sorus, tom-r. chappod lmuds, chliblains,
owns, and all skin cmptious, and mi-
tiwiyonm pilcs. or no pay rcquiml.
if is unarantomi to Riva par-frat satisfac.
tion or mutiny rcfumlwi. MN! ‘25 (‘1‘an
poi-box. E. P. Wood and .0. Eitilison.
it would bc bard to common a man
snfl‘criuu from bilions colic that his
agony is doc to a microlm with an
uhproaouocablc snow. but «am dorm
of lioWitt’s Hulk» and l'bolm (Taro will
convince him of its power to shoot
instant relief. it kills pain. 0. t3.
M41” of tho Biblo class at Trinity»-
Woman‘s Joanna. l
Your Wall decoration
‘ *lump» you as ili‘liuilr‘. or. . ...,¢l,,...,.,r:..,.
ii l'lilll'irl your fur-fr an Mil‘l‘lV as ”.0
i‘.|i"ll| It li‘ ”in ”W Hill. 'i in w M till I'\«
ll'lm- limit you can lilul. 'i'iu' lll'b‘l'acllim
i} do out mum. and If you mom- lwtc.
you illf' ill-owl in not compliant: puffy
no ltmlli’l‘ a lull you «in luv, for \w lump
Illllliliijf v‘iw,
i'aiuiiup, pupcr Imaging: and tlccviml.
llllf.
if uni convonlrnt for you in call at tho
storc. «in p a luminl. and is ill implcuuml
in call on you wait nfull liurof muliph s.
E. E. GORHAM,
ill FIRST A V’i‘iNiEl’i,
EM! Nofwitllf, - - Connecticut
Max: vows
WA N T5 K N OWN
mm:
. EVEMIG SEIIIIEL
Y O U N G - M A Ni
Whyiakefhe chance of :1! but
without. insurance, when '0!"
Cents a day will
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR ”.000!
Or his Ufa. a day will am you so ltuuluw
mmt of illfll payable to ofirrself if you
live. With Insurance, the "mining
else,lhe best is the sheave-t. insure in the
Connecticut General
life insurance Go.
or Kimono.
s. ornamental),
litillson, 15.9. Wool.
ill Washington ram 80. Romain.
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