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V Shocame herself. Certainly!
. and square dealing. sixteen
7‘ . ”is what is always obtained at
9.... a. ,aud of the finest grade in
‘ city. Givensacall.
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en called to a case of La
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lgim the following prescrip-
ltion.
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' his one every hulihour. till perspir-
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‘1 level‘ 'l'housuul soldiers Massed?» the
trouser. but sun the Insurrection
Grown-Tilting! Nola to the Powers
. ”nun to u.- c‘rslss trouble.
Lemma, July‘27.—-A Canon dispatch
. says that the Cretan assembly has voted a‘
moratorium (delay in payment) of thrcc‘
mouths. and that the government has
. sanctioned the vote. . '
. ‘14!) Athens dispatch rays thatafresh
' fightihas taken place at Kosani, Mace-
donia, since the Greek insurgents invaded
Macedonia and made the attack on ’i‘urk‘
lsh troops at. KoreaTsart‘n'car Mousse,
which was reported on Saturday.
The inroads by the Greeks into Macedonia
, an undoubtedly stimulated ,by the condi-
tlo'n- oi‘ affairs in Crete. where the Chris»
tian insurgents havens much sympathy
from the .lirceksfaa have the'Cullan insur-
gents. from the people’oi the ilnited States.
It doos‘not seem probable that the present
Macedonian disturbance is connected with
the outbreaks of last year which occurred
along the Bulgarian frontier and were
thought to ho incited by the Macedonian
central committee at Soils, though this
central committee has also been active
this your. having issued a maniicslo in
June stating that “reform in Macedonia
by peaceful means is no longer to ho reck-
oned on. and the‘ committee will concern
tratn allthiliro orgies to obtain real polilil
cal autonomy. ' The southern tracts of
Macedonia/hrs mainly inhabited by Greeks.
A prom ncut diplomatist, said to be well
versed in tho alfairs of eastern Europe and
long/”resident in the Balkan peninsula.
was rocentlyquoted as saying:
“It is hard to believe that combined ac-
tion for the furtherance of a certain object
could be undertaken by the inhabitants of
that region which we call Macedonia;
lloiibtlcss in various neighborhoods in-
surrectionary movements of more or less
magnitude would gain adherence, hilt
such risings will always remain of more
local importance, for the reason that it is
impossible to imagine a combined Maco-
dcnian insurrection. Such movements
must invariably take place under Bulga-
ria, Sorvian, Albanian or Greek auspices.
They will not be so much directed against
Turkey. but author will take the form of
one nationality rising against anothcr or
I number of others."
, t remains to he soon whoillnr tho insur-
rectiounry movement under Billnarian an
spices will make common cause with that
under Greek auspices. which the Gnu-k
minister of war, in response to n represen-
tation by the powers. has promised intake
pleasures to supprnss.
Crews Stealth“, Aids Macedonians.
Baum, July 27.—Accnrdlng to tolu-
graph'lo advicc's received born. the rising
of the insurgents in Macedonia has be-
como extremely forlnldnblo. ilrnuco, while
pretending to take stringent measures
against any persons engaging in a raid
upon the Macedonian irnlltior, has allow;
all upward of non men. all of them armed
with label rillos. to anti-r Macedonia from
Greek territory. Those men. after surprise
log and cutting to pieces the Turkish
troops at Mollfls‘li. succwedod ill ropuiflnpa
strong force of Turkish soldiers which had
been soot from Salonica to re enforce the
Mousse troops. l‘ .
a A dispatch to the \‘ossh-hc Molinaasays
that the Turkish reserves. who havn burn
called out under on trade iroln the sultan.
are alumina a disposition to revolt in con-
so-quouco of the fact that limit pay is very
much in am-urs and the rations which
are being bunt-d to them are very bad in
quality and very sunlil in quantity. A
special dispatch received by tho Noun
i'rnln l‘rnsso frun Saloulca says that the
l-ialnnu-nis madu by the Turkish ofliclnlu
concerning lilo situation arn all calculated
locational the desperate condition of ab
fairs in Macedonia. liard lighting is pa-
lap on almost ovary day at llrumullm
Sol-roll and all points in tho i'rrvlnl
mountains.
'l‘nrlu-y's [Diplomatic Maw.
t2.~.\'~.1‘.ivrl.\ol-l.l'. July 27,—". in an.
nouuvml that the ports has Ilm'itimi to
maintain a defensive attitudo in ('rria.
blaring to tho powuraibo task of Inducing
tho iururci-ni ilrolmm in "WW1“ lilo mnr
sessions already promised iiwm by lilo
Turkish unvormnollt.
According to unws rrmlved from i‘anm.
in the island of Groin. twirl-saris have
landed arms olul allununitlol at l'nndia.
ncnr tho cantor oi the north l'le-l. for tho
insurgents. showing that tho rolwliinn is
extending inward lilo mun-m portion of
lilo island. which has hitherto"remained
tranquil.
IDs-immut- of Christians Ito-inland.
Artists. .lniy ‘27.-—'l'bo .‘ilinliliiilliii «hp.
mics in l'rrlo lmvu presented a note in the
foreign mmuls in the island declining in
[mm in any of lhc dvnmndu loodo by the
iflrristiau deputies
Memos-lilo“: i'rimule Against (”urns-Bin
ilsveunul. MM!” July 21-44: liar-
ui'el Moidu'kln oi iiommirail. Pit. lul-
dros-cd lilo i'l'nlrni imlmrfllulou herein
the lnloru-stnf his crusade against the ("or-
oral» roulpany. against whirh ho is on
donmrinu to secure an indictment lawn-n
oi doimilm armor pistol-put on iTullali
States WIMIis. ibucld ht- mil-nut actuated
by low or roonlry. but «as working:
against i'nma-slo for tho snituof revs-min.
lie incidentally shied that lilo working
men of ”numb-mi hate 1|.hllilriiirs. and
that tin-y “or“ in the bonds of men who
knew how and were willing to use them
ll momma tsunami.
Mr. Vanderbilt It Newport.
NEWPUM‘. ii. i.. ,Jnly 27.«('urul-litt.l
\‘sndsrbllt has ninth-ti here. running on
F. W. Vanderbilt‘s yacht i'unmwmr. iio
use tail-m oil the yacht st the Now i’orh‘
trust landing and conveyed to The think-
on in e limiln match. it was slam-i at The
"million last but Vanderbilt. had won
sinmi the voyage ctr-silently. and that he
was more Improved nrhsslih.
Jumped his. "so Riv".
Pmuutl l'nia. July Qtwlimmnti iiali.
and 9“ years. of lbdiaiintmiiu. junnmi
from the strontium Havana into linimtattl
bay. walla rotunda: from an excursion,
ills only was not recovers-o. Hall is said
to have been a student at a lanai college.
but inquiry failed to reveal his earnest
as; of the pmminsnt insomnia».
. .45.... . ml...
ammo.“ mm. L
finalize ‘ at" sea.
m Advices Indicate 'I'IIM till-2M!!—
dqlphia Was Lost With All on Board.
. Pmunlirals. July‘a'fmfluiormation
received from Stanley. Falkland intact.
dated June 9.. atom conclusively unlit
the ship which laundered cit that locality
his: it last was the Philadelphia clipper
Uity oi'r“. . lphic. app that Captain
Johnson, it s wife and family, a passenger
and a crew numbering in all 25 mm: per.
ished. The articles saved by the solvers
have been described minutely and have
been recognised by'the shippers u the
“ ‘ldenti’cei‘gocds shipped to San Francisco
bythp‘Qity of Philadelphia, which male
soil from Sandy Hook early on the morn-
iaq‘oi Feb. 2... . ,, . ._, . ,~
be hope that rose from theroport made
several days ago by Captain 'l‘uilooh oi.‘ the
British ship Brenda. which bad Just reach-
cd Frisco, has given way to despair.;und
there can no longer be any doubt that the
well known clipper met bar end of! the
Falkland islands over two months ago.
Ceptdin 'l‘ullcch oi the Brenda rc ortcd
sighting the city of Philadelphia ay 1
in latitude In. south, longitude 68 West,
and this position. if correctly uivcn, would
place her well past the Falkland islands.
it seems almost impossible that she should
be driven back again. ‘ So the general be-
ilci here was that the iiinfllpi‘ Gt the Bren-
da was mistaken in‘ the ship. and ‘hat no
further hopes can be had for the unfortu-
uato clipper. . ‘ 7
The news of last week, which led to the
belief that she was safe, was the cause of
general rejoicing. but new the friends of
the captain have abandoned all hope.
Even the clothingoi the female who drift-
ed ashore from the ‘wreckod ship is‘dn-
scribed by the'vvreckcrs in the Falkland
islands, and while they ciaiul the woman
was'shout iiiycnrs at age it can bc noun
other than the wife of Captain Johnson.
No loss within recent years has attract-
ed such attention as the reported sinking
and safety of this ship. ()ver a month ago
it will be remembered that lamina spoon-
lators insured the City oi Pthcdolphia at
W guincas premium, and it may no do.
pended upon that at this than there was
in their possession almost conclusive proofs
of her ionndcring. else such enormous lig-
ures would not have been paid for her re-
insurance. Messrs. linger & (‘o.. her own
are. could ‘not be soon, but they will. no
doubt. give her up on learning of them
conclusive proofs. '
The City of Philadelphia was built in
Bath. Me, in l87z’), for the late l’llilip
Fitzpatrick, who sold her several year.»
ago. She was always regarded as a slunrt
craft. scaworihy and stanch in every re-
spect.
--————~v~-—~-——~ . . .
KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Sad and Fatal Termination of a Pleasure
Party's Outing.
Lam‘ss’l'l-le. l’n.. July ill—There When
and termination to an outing by a party
of merrymakors at lllrd in llnnd, this
county. Enos N. Barge, a young man
aged about :.’l years. and Barbara iioi‘Fllny.
lug tileItrnokéuf the Pennsylvania ruilruud.
when they were crashed into bya train
hearing soldiers who were returning from
tho encampment at Lewistnwa. Tho
buggy was doiuolishnll. and tho young
woman's body \vnsourried snvorui hundred
feet on the pilot of the engine. ilnoliy bn~
lug hurled undor the our wheels and lltor-
ally out illlo fraglllellta. llama hml one
arm cut oil and sustained other injuries.
which will recall in his death. The hom-
wns instantly killed.
A down other carriages, all freighter!
with rutlulling luorrymakvrs. worn in tho
.‘nvaicndo. and one team hadnlrcady cross
‘sd the track when the mimicking ill-minor
occurred. The m-cupanls of the other i‘:ti’~
llages worn hprrilicd rpm-tutors of lill‘
tragedy.
The fatal crossing has long boon trunni-
i'ii as can of the most dangerous on the
lion of the Pennsylvania railroads 'i‘iw
rpm'ial hula was running at lhnmlo of I’m
illill‘i an hour. The I-uglllnnr says he blow
lhn whistle sharply as ho approached ibr
crossing. but that the horse which Horm-
was driving timid alm‘k slili upon tin-
mu‘k and refused to illm’u when thoyounn
umn struck it with his whip. The par
outs of tho Vii‘iilliu nrn \vl-ullhy iarlnrrs.
BASEBALL.
.\'.i‘i‘i(l\‘ ll. ll'Aul'l: o \\ll:.~'.
At Louisville» .
Louinilln.........ll i o 2 ll 7: u o '—-.l~
\l'auiilnmnl......_u o n o i i u :l l-—~ o
Lollislillow-«HQM. ill. l-rl'ors. :1. Wash
taxman-Hits. ll: r-rrots. l.
At Fl. l.ulli~s—— '
r‘t. l.uu|s..2 ...... o o :l o o s o 1 cm ll
iinlillnorl- ........ u o z: o o o a I l-- o
Ht. lamb—«libs. l'.'; errors, l. liaill
morn-«illls, it; errors, I.
At ("human-
l'bleauo...........l H H o l o u :3 u... .i
llrumltlya_.,......o a o o u u u u 1.... l
Chicano-«libs. ll; errors. ll. ilronk.
lyn-«llllu. Ii: errors. :l.
M l'lnvlnnull»
Uiuclulmll......ll :: o i ti o :l 2‘ '—-lo
i‘lrvolond.........n u n o n u o u 1.— i
ltlmlonati—iiits. in; errors. a. (flow
lululwiiils. 7: errors, 5|.
NATllWAl. l itini‘b lerh‘lllVll.
Wi. iii” ' ii’.ia.i‘l”
Haul-mull MN All! llrmklvn. 1!; :1 .4...
lbw-«laud... m h‘ .ilm ' l’blhull lphmll? iii .llil
imiluuorv M .‘o .lti.‘ Wanillnulon .Jll u ,m
iiliv'fwu. ....‘b 19‘ ,in’fi Now York ll! ii .il‘il
Pill-doing“ .ii at can Hi. 'flli"! ,.‘!i to my
limbm ..... i'.’ I? m: imumu. '.'u .3: .all
Amstirs‘n (Jumps-mum llniou.
tilt. isn't». .luiy il‘i.--‘l‘ho following
vrnro bloom) officers of the .imorioau ifn
operative union. which has Jim concluded
its convention hm: i'rosidnnt. Monro
\l'ardril. Kansas; vino president. ll. M.
Whilst". Missouri: territory. .‘irs. imo
umwi'. Palm. Sow York. urn-tout mu
rotary. imac lirmmw, 'i‘cmn-smc; trl-as
uror. (i. h‘. ilrmmluc, Missouri. Al. lilo
clot-lull session Thaddeus ii. Walloman of
Non ‘i’oril delivemi an millrms on no
iliwi‘fliii'fl i'flh‘mfll’lwmi‘ilfl. after which ya.
pars m‘ro Rod and whim-m ilmdn by l“.
lumen of Kansas, Mist-"Julia il-ulwnil of
Denver and T. 1’. Note. the cclcbraimi
Mississippi blind orator.
Mliirmmi of Mriltn I‘rnhnbio.
l‘mn silo. Joly stall. is inhibited by
the lmdors of tho slrilan at tlmllrown
liolsilng works that term oi switlmncnl
helmet: the men and r-nnpany will be
agreed upon within a day or‘iwo. and that
«mill will be manned hfiiflffl rim oiiiini
the much. l’rutuulflons have low lumio
which not likely in he accepted. but the
Mimi not men rsinwiogivo the terms
of the settlement.
to In.” H the aniline Fem.
PM“, July flab-I. Malibu. the pro
mam silo! the minister. at
«Milt... motion at testis
‘. descend ill. ii. it lowm ‘
. -an " “WW'HW. ‘
mmwlslalshsrmy
‘ WWW“, ii .
hills. in which the Matabeies were re-
slightiy younger. worn in a buggy. cross“
,k I‘
Natl".
Ilslltlsh forces Repaired h: the
nln the Matoppo I'llliu
. LONDON. John—Tile following Bubs
Wayo dispatch has been received by The
Chronicle: :“Nicholsnii’l ...;natroi. 300
strong, was checked in a narrow. eras at
the north end of the Matoppo hills ending
to Litilgli'l strongholdr The enemy in
meat strength occupied nilnprcnnahle
position, and they wore uliy equipped
with rides and ammunition. The straight-
ness of their shooting was remarkable.
The’ Cape Boys. with Nicholson's patrol.
cleared the neighboring heights of the so-
only, killing 20 qt‘ the‘ robots. but a gala ‘
lent attompt to force a plissage was check-
ed by a heavy fire from the caves studdlng
the mountain. delivered at close range.
Nicholson last five troopers and two Capo
Boys in a few“ minutes. He therefore
withdrew his forces and returned to the
camp."
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph from
Fort 'l‘uii says. “Lions are prevalent
around the fort, owing to the cattle dying
of rindarpust.” . .
The Daily Telegraph also has adispatch
from Bulawayo which says. "iioneral Car-
rington is raising a volunteer force oi 50
inch. Cecil Rhodes has arrived here.
Laing's recent fight south of the hiatoppo
pulsed with a loss of llll’kilied. WM With
Lobcpugla's crack regiments, which had
been carefully trained in European moth»
ads of warfare after the contest of Mat.
ahelslaud. General: 'Carrington icnrs
then nothing is sale here.”
Another Bulawayo dispatch says that
in consequence of the repulse oi Nicholson
by tho Matabclna the imperial troops have
been telegraphed for.
The corrospondontcf The Times at Cape
Town says that a crowded and enthusiast-
ic meeting has been held there in favor
of the reinstatement of (tecii Rhodes as
"lounging director of the British Charter-
od South Africa company. but that nine?
of the leading and influential people o
the colony warn absent from the meeting.
ly‘RON .MlLLS‘ TO START up.
They Will Give Employment to Ton
Thousand Idle Mona
Pn’rsnuuo. .lulyii7.-—Todny occurs the
“I'illnuinl: of n resumption oi iron mills.
which will smln put towori: ntianst 10.000
ldlo men. It is estimated that atloast that
number are into toll in the settlement oi
the wage scale or t-h the Ohio manufactur-
ers at Youngstown Saturday night.
' Tho success of tho Amalgamated asso-
ciation in making the wage settlement
it has nn-nns. too. that the man cm‘
played in nonunion mills will get an ad-
vanco in their wages. and that their our
players will Siiill an agreement to pay
them the union prices. This comes as
near a recognition of tho llnlou as the men
are contending for at the present time.
Thu mnioronl'o was with the Ohio associa~
lion. but plouls in several other states
will be started undor tho agreement.
The iirms who signed lilo scelo'aro as
follows: Andrews Bros. & (‘0., Harolton.
0.; Brown, lionnoll .v- (30., four plants at
Youngstown. 0.: Union lronand Stool
company. two picnic at Youngstown. one
at Warren and one at filrnrd; Muhonlup
Valley lrnu mmpauy. i-u‘n plants at
Youngstown: Falcon iron and Nail com
pany. Mics. 0.; Coleman. Shields d: lin.,
Niles, 0.: Eagle iron and Steel company.
ironlon. 0.; i plan Rolling .\iiil compa-
ny. Cleveland; l'arm-e & Sonscompany.
Masslilon. 0.; i‘horry \‘ailoy iron compa-
ny. iitlt'lililiil. (L; Etna Standard iron and
filocl company, Bridgeport, (L: Central
iron nlld fiiuul' company. llrmil. ind;
ludlnun lrou company. Manolo, Ind;
Wealhnrai Rolling Ililll company. Frank-
lin. llul.: iiirlliliifliiilili iloiiiog Mill com-
lauy. Birmingham. l\lll.; Alabama lioli-
lug Mill company. (lulos i'lty. Ala: film
roll iron company. Sharon. Pit; Slfuivh-
l-rs iron company. Flrulhcrs. 0.; l’nln~
l‘l'll)‘ iron colnpauy. l‘onwrcy, U.
THOUGHT HIM A BURGLAR.
A Chicago Man hlloi Through Mistake by
His Nan-Ilvimv.
(lllll'Mm, .luly :‘i'.—-lhm'n~l Shroyer, a
wall known resident of Park lildgu. was
shot and klllml by illh‘ son ill low, licorui-
ii, il’ouium‘r. a pruluinnut ('hivauo real
wtitn dealer. who nil-look him for a bar-
uhlr. 'i'ho shmltiuulook piaro ill i‘oitlu
uo'r's homo. on illulusldo nvuuuo. Mr.
.‘ill'ilj'l'l’ bod boon n mlmi at tho i'oiliunor
illillll'sil'lill for soverul “‘i‘llk.
.\ir. i’llllillul'l' was arousml. and, think
lug burplam own abroad. took bill In
\olvvr null alorlml in iuvmliuuin. lie was
about lonulnrihn kitchen when he saw
Ibo iorm of a man approaching and rats
in}: his revolver iirml one shut. The Hill)
lzavc \‘I'ill to a sinrilml uxvlnumilou. and
Mr. I'olliugnr rt‘l'iliilll‘ll‘li his falhrr-ln
law‘s voice. The ilililui. alruck lllr. fibroy-
or in lilo groin. and llodloli luau hour.
'l‘bo drool-ml. owHI-nwut followed the
slluullllu. Mr. i’ultiilwlr in almost dim
lracicd. and bio wiio is proslruicd.
Another rifllili In "his! I’l‘li‘n.
l'i\l'l.\\'All. July-1:7» v'l‘houcb lhosky
is ('ii'ili‘ hero. liln clomun of lvlnpnraiurn
rub-inn lilo mercury high up in tlw ulult
lion. sauna apprehension of more rain and
accession in Hm flood in tbnllbio. Iinpnrla
[rum all points; aluwohnro in lilo (thin riv-
or us form Will-cling show that stream ris.
lull. AI l‘lmllmall into lust illiiilt tho riv-
or Ilmui :lh font 1 inch above low water.
hovlou rho-n in lithium in four hours. or
All. Iiu'bos porinour, 'I‘bornloof rise. morn
nvor. is locum-lop hourly. llrmt forem-
iinvu boon nmplnynd rvpnll’inii \voshouls,
and it is fair to pronoun illoi all lilo road!
oinbarrasu-d by lim ilomls will mull) rosmuc
accept them among lbo bad \vauhouis in
tho Muukinaulu valley.
The Mann's liq-vocation.
W‘llliitllVl. .1on '..'7.w'i‘ralilc on the
iourlh division of the ilniilmoro and tibia
has been resumed. ”the no” for the mat
was llu' first in no tlnmlsh. 'l‘llc dumauc
inilh-la-d In the railroad by lilo limnilis
very heavy. In tho 1mm of lllnuulnmon
tho Illmmpp is estimated M Niobium, the
booth Pennsylvania compsnylmlnu the
heaviest hour. The table \‘ailcy railroad
cvcr llwrivrrwili not be open totraiiiuv
ior inn-u womb».
Eaton-in. the semi-y law.
Alums; .luiy crw‘l lo- Altaupwum.
harm amc schedulul for l’lonsnroislaud
yeslm my was not playcd owing to the in.
inference of tho ioml Ministerial mambo
lion. the clerical emanation having ro—
qucsm‘i rllmrlii 'i‘lmyor to enforce the law
sealant l'lilmlny lmil playing.
”comma Ito-its ts fro-so.
mats. July 91.4mm: s ' s have
occurred in this mica. insincere damage
having harm caused by Modded rule. The
mmnsm at the any em lists Mr
W whim so new.
W, ,W
r‘x.’
1-. -. ‘KW‘ film if .3.-
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The List of Cures Will Soon
. Wipe Out the List of Sui»
, icrers in South NorWaIk.
, 4-..—
l'irst one. then two. then tour. then
fight.
Rapid progress. isn't in
Well. it should be, it takes them all.
Beginning with backache—they cure.
Excess of urine—~t'hey cure.
Frequency of urine—they cure.
Burning in passage—they cure.
Sediment or brick dust—they cure.
High color and mucus—they cure.
Diabetes and Bright’s disease-they
cure. ‘ '
All the some to them—they‘re made
for it.
They are Dean's Kidney Pills.
They add to the list all who take
them. w
And South Norwaik's list is long.
Because the cure misses none.
South Norwaik people know it now.
Here is a case at point. Mr. Chas. E.
Warren, son of the wcil‘known oyster
planter. of No. 2 Chestnut street. has
the following to say about Dean's Kid-
ney Pills: "I have had backache and
weak kidneys from early childhood. 1
have tried all kinds of remedies. but
never received any permanent benefit
until I commenced using Dunn's Kid-
ney Pills. which I procured at Plalstcd's
drug store. My father had been using
them and was so pleased with the ro-
suit that I was induced‘to try them. I
am satisfied that they are all that is
claimed. They cured my backache. I
am glad to be able .to recommend them
to anyone who suffered at times as I
did." _
For sale by all dealers. Price. 50
cents. Mailed by Foster-Mliburn (30..
Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for the
U. 8.
Eczema. of the scalp or 5mm Head.
oven in its most severe form. is naive-r-
fallingly cured by Dean's Ointment.
the surest specific for all itchiness oi
the skin.
A Little Comedy of the Sort That Borneo
times Occurs in Public Conveyance;
it was the hollmt. nl' mornings. The en-
n-ito rumbling on its way toliu' North Side
Wars half illlul. lls'm-i-upnnts were two
shirt waisted. sailor hailed. high collared
young \vouu-u. quiet and correct. who
l-lmiml llozvila'r in low tones; lhrnc mm,
lortnbb'. \vvil fl‘ii domes of wriniu om‘.‘
“Til \viiil lu'r (*Illnplnluvm of small intr-
Wis. int lllk‘iil'iimnli. i'ull Gull |l.‘lili.\'0i. a
small, thin woman with griult-li ilnil‘
oddly tin-sari in roll and blue, who not in
the l'lli'lil‘l‘ by tlu cushions, and lime non!
dl‘isrript llllfli. 'i'lu.I sumli woman in rod
and blue. after dropping hcr fare in the
box. settled bark ill the corner. laid bur
hand over her eyes and wound lost in
umlitmiou. i‘:\'i'f‘ and anon her lips mov‘
ed rapidly, giving outward sign of inward
mural-ml ion. and tho pawn-nuns all studied
bur garish costume iflll'iillihiy. the mini
which made the hot air scour hotter still.
Across the bridgo th good naturvd.
smiling own from tho country not in. seat
l‘li iiil'illfil‘h’i'i near the door and produced
«it‘ll oi ilu-iu a llii‘ki‘i. ’1 ill‘ mall lovln'sl
lilobox n-oclml over, touched the little
woman iii the corner. ili'lii out the nil-kcls
with a "Thank you. lua'aul." and silt.
down. ()a o-rclvluu the ilii'kl.ii'l the little
woman‘s iacmvmllimi llwlf in a sweet
smile. and bowing graciously to the paid
union-«i man Hilll owned a doc-p black
Ihli‘ixl‘ilulllk that lay ill her hip, (it‘lllNiii'li
lili‘ liil i.vl~‘ tin-ruin. r-loml lbw l~i:l.~p with a
l‘iil'ii liliii i'l‘fllllli'ii iu'i‘ i'llgxiillillliiu. Till;
boat was form-lion. 'l‘lw pow-owl's look»
ml at on.» another lii'hl in ammo-lucid and
than in illil'lh.
‘i'hvl‘c is no :ililllNliill‘i‘i‘ of matures in a
mll‘l'lii' that promotes a m'rinill c'spril do
.orps and illit'n‘ri in oun's neighbor non-r
foil in a car oi any kind.
“Poor thing. silo is crazy!" murmured
our \vomon,
“Wait till iiu‘llrivl'r rails for his fare!"
sold the Jolly uulll l'ouiillonliyslapping: ilH
how and coauthor his \viruvmvs.
“hummu- rumblml on. and vvcryouo
\vnilml vxpnrianily. their eyes on the lliiln
woman in mi.
Ilium “l'lrv. plouw.” said the driver
glourimr inn-imam.
'l‘un mlunlos poms-d.
At the third reminder lilo jolly luau.
Unable to column himself any humor.
arose and biotin-ll illi‘ llliin Woman's
shelve. Mic Morin] vlnlvully.
".‘lmlmu. lildu'ii halal you (\vo Ilil'k-
all-i” Mill ili‘.
"\‘m; thank you very much." said slu-
mulling sowlly on him.
“You put them in tho but?" said lin.-
Joil)‘ luau loulnlivoly.
.\ ilmkui' ulll’priw and horror l‘rum'd
tlu‘ liilld \vnuulll'u law.
"1 tllollltlll lhl'y \vi'm illifll‘. tho Hillill~
uu'rwl "i ”would. i dmplml ibom and
you found ”win. This luwlool-ml'. loaim,"
Ami plunging: into ils dopihw. purpli- \vllh
nlorlllb'uilou. slo- insuurhl out lilo ulc-Iwil
which tho jolly mall pllu'ml in the box. not
without l-lnborrow-«lunch
"iii-lull mild now." he said "swearing.
ly. "i thought lillubuslwlommlto you
and that you was i'niii'l‘lilill lam "
.lusl horn l'u- ll‘lw-llcn'rs who wore plop
inn principal port- ‘i‘l'i'i‘ ioln in i'iililil out
of iim[*l'l‘mllilililllil'l-flif'klillli H‘liilii'i‘iili‘i
illusion on illvil‘ Iii'l‘l‘i‘fl.Mililil‘iih’il 'i'l‘lll‘lno.
u
or. lesson.
The great
remedy lot
nervous proc-
'- Mullen and
all nervous
' Mus‘oi the
alive or-
met tithe
,and $1. ..
.1
Colic cine.
Warslulvav, ’ Conn.. 4-2-‘9ii~—Hand
Madicine Co.—+Dear Birch—“Iran: using
Dr. Rand's Con b and Group. Medicine
and Colic Ours or in children and find
nothing to equal t em. They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them y house. The littlcoues love
Dr. and's (Jolie Care and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 250; - ' ~ .
' ,"Walio.il .Jacob. day is breakingi ”
sosaid Do itt‘s Little Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to arouse
Wood.
1
Marvelous Results.
'From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
dernummf Dimondaic. Mici- wears per
milled to make this cxtmct: “I have no
hesitation in rceljlmmcndiluz Dr. King‘s
New Discovery as the results were al-
most marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of Jim Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succccd-'
inc LaGrlppc. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
intcmlption, and it scorned as if she
could lint survive“ them. A fricndro-
commended Dr. King’s New Discovery;
it was quick ill its work and highly
satisfactory in its results.” Trial 'bnt-
ties frnnat (l. (J. Stillmn's and E. P.
Wood’s(ll-nvslores. Regular size We.
Pulls the good word along the line.
Files can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying DeWitt’s
leillll Hazel Salve. U. C. b‘tillson,
E. P. Weed. -
Electric Bitters. .
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any so: son, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust-
ed foclilu,r prevails. when the liver is
torpidluulslnggisll and the need of a
ionic and nitorativcis felt. -A prompt
useof this medicine has often averted
long and pvrhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will not more snroly‘in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation. dizziness yield in
Electric Bitters. Fifty vents and $1 per
bottle at G. if. Stilisnn's and E. l’.
Wood's drug stores.
Small ‘in size, but great results.
DnWiit‘s Liillé' Early Risers not gently
but thoroughly. curilu: indigoetion,
dyswpsiu and constipation. Small pill.
safe pill. best pill. G. U. Stillson,
i‘). 1’. Wood.
STATE ill" Ollln. (‘lvv ni‘
L1": "Al-l i,lol'.\'T\'.
FRANK .l. (‘lltzxuv makes oath that ho
is the senior partner of the firm of l“. .l.
(hum-2v &i‘o., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said.und that said firm will pay lilo
sum of one hundred dollars for With and
every «also oi" (Tatarrh that cannot be
cumihy the use of Ham‘s (Li'riluul
)l'un. FRANK .l. (‘lll-iVl-ZY.
Sworn to before mo and suilscrilmi in
ray-presence, this lllll day of lI)ecvmlw.r,
A. 1).. i533“.
.\"
Tommi. ) ..
(be.
i q.” l A. \V. Giulsnv, .
i ‘ " ‘ \ biliary Public.
Hull‘s (‘utarr‘n i‘un‘ is iakvn informally
and acts dérvcily on tho blood and mum
nus surfaces of the system. Semi for
testimonials. free. '
F. .l. (‘usssv k in r, Top-.1... ll,
('thi by Drumrists. 75¢.
Persons who have a coaching: spoil
every night. on account- of a ticklingv
sensation in the timed. nulyl‘n‘rrnonu-
it at nm-n by a dose of (mo Minute
Coal-'ll Uul‘o. H. C. Stills-In. 1'}. 1‘. Wood.
Children 0 y for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When Roby was Sil'k. we gave her ('asiorla.
Whoa she met a Child. silo criml for (‘astorlm
Win-n shc bwamo Miles. elm rival; to (Valeria.
When me had L'lliblmn. she gave [lil'lll Cuicris.
W
When we consider that tho inb-sllla's
urn about livv times as lulu: its the body.
m- can rouli‘w iiil' illicit-o soils-nu;
experienced when they lm-omo lllilolm d
ill‘Wili'N Ulllii' lllllii’inlil'l‘u ( 'ul‘u minim ~
lullamluaiiuu at once. and voluplrh-ly
lvluowsilu'dilllvuliy. Li. (Y. b‘lllmm.
E. 1’. Wind.
,flcillcrs Find nouns iiqusi an. an». '
his sluggish liver. G. C. Stillson, E. P. .
,or. .n.
.l‘ . .-
w... t.
‘ in .., :
Castorie is Dr. Samuel Pitchcr‘s
prescription. for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains, neither Opium.
Morphine her other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and. Castor Oil It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by ,
millions of Mothers. Castcria. is the
Children's Panacea-the Mother‘s
Friend. , . . '
CASTORIA
For Infants mid children.
Do not be. imposed upon, but insist upon
having L‘nstmia. and see that the inc-slim.)
signniurc of ‘
i ll!
daggers: é '2; 2:2,:
Weshailpro- ... '
ice: ourselves and the public at 'sli hounds.
Tm: Cmvraca Compares.” Murray some
spr‘llflozu‘
... ‘ .. 0‘-
Examiner ln _
U. Q. Potent onion,
1876 to 1883
Offices, itilldlnin Street,
“IIIDGFJ’ORT. CONN
"it
i
Norwaik
Lobstersl
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
-2323
Your‘Wall Decoration
riialulva y u as :ll‘i‘wiiv, or
Hi hrru’iw
C
You Don‘t Have To Swear Oil.
says the St. Louis .lourullloi Alrrivullurv
in an editorial about Nil-Tibiilli‘.
famous lobar-(to habit cum, “Wu Loon
of many cam-s rand by Nil-To» '..u'
Una, l promllwot ill. Louis niobium,
suloitlli‘alnl ulluwud for in. My yum.
twoimoscuml him m that «even ll.
nun-ii of inlnu‘uu pullers him sick.” N...
To-llav mid and guaranteed by ll. H.
l’iaisiml. Nocul‘l- no pa . lloui; ins.
Sterling Remedy lin., {icw York or
Chicago, ' .
llli illll, liluulwr (lily. i'.l.. Mills:
“1 haw. lit‘t'il suil’vl'lnu from pllws for
in‘vuiy-ilvu yours. and thought my mm-
iiil‘lii‘llilil'. ileilt's Wlli'h llnn‘l
Hallo \vo . l‘i‘l'llillliii‘lllil’li to mo as a min
care. so [ lmughl a box and it pl-rfol'uo Ii
a iwrluamrut cur-n" This is nulymlo
of lilnusllmls of similar i‘iirl'll. lit-walla.
sores aiul shin libs-awe yit'ill quivkiv
win-u ii. is iifil‘li. ii. i3. Hlillmn. i). J'
Wood.
Children Cry for
Pitchcr's Oustcria.
Bacilln's Males labs
The host solvoinlho World for outs.
lil'liiili‘il.fllll1‘fl.llilfil‘fl, call rhcum, invcr
son's, il'iii'l‘. vlulplwd hands. chlihhdu».
euros. and all skin orupiions. and pond
iiVi‘iyll“lll‘i‘ti plios. or no pay rmplilwi.
it is maintained ionivo [swim satisfac-
iionor mouov rl-fuullml. Mi 2:? W‘ilil
r per box. E. l’. Woodhull 0.0. Btiilsvm.
”.4, w, ...
It would be hard to convince a man
stiffcrin from billions mile that his
agent . ll duo in a :mlcmbo with an
‘ cm. WW
and
ill
', 351mm”?
W MI“
whim” if?
llw
ll wilful: your limo a~ sun-ly as lllu
I.l"iil ll ”144:5 llto sun.
. 'l'iu'l'o i.-’ nu I'\-
wow that you ran lllul.
The prices auro-
ly do llul l'lllllli. null if you mono lu-ro.
._\uu ‘Il’l‘ lwulul in ell-l suuo Ibim: [m Hy
. no omllm'wlml yru l'ilill'N', for \vu kwp
‘ililliillllil vise.
hunting. paper hanging and decorat-
‘lng. .
if not «'ouwnivut for you to mill nl'lllo
lilli'l‘. Ill" 3 :l nodal. and MW” In-plunsvli
lot-all on you with :li’uii ilill‘lli .~.unplvn_
E. .E. 90 R HAM,
ill 1"! iiifi'i' A VENUE.
l‘llu-l Norwaik, - - ifmulcciin-li
MAKE YOUR
w A N T S K N O WN
"I THE
EVENING SENIINEL
VOUNG- MAN'
Why lake the chance of ”lg-lair
without llmlmucc. when 'our
i‘s-uts a tiny vi lil
iNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $i.000l
(it His lilo. a day will ulvoyou an hollow
nwntof HIM payabinto outsell if M It
live. “lib ii‘iiilmii'i’. lilo cvel‘ylhh 7;
else. the but is the cheapest. insure in the
Connecticut General
a life laminae. its.
Av,
s
a.
Norwalk Chronicler