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IO LONGER BBGABDL‘D A8 A HERO.
constant of M.Mfldfflg Press on the Con-
“vmtnahioasoi-ulas or no. anal-rim an
Associates —-- Military Mon May lass
* Their Colnmisslm
bosons, July- Silt-«Tho trial or Dr.
Jameson, Major Sir John Willoughhy,
Colonel R. Gray, Colonel H. 1". Width,
Major ii. White and Captain Henry F.
Coventry, ohargod with violation of the
neutrality laws In invading the territory
of the South African liopuldio, was con-
cluded in tho queen's bouch division of the
high court before the lord chiof justloo,
Baron liussoll, .llaron Pollock and J usticc
Hawkins. ‘
'i‘hc jury rendered avordlct of guilty
against all tho ‘dol’ondants. Dr. Jameson
Was thcn multanccd to in months' impris-
pnruent without labor. Major Sir John
Willoughby to 10 ”months' Imprisonment,
Major R. White to 7, and Captain lioury
1". Coventry, Colonel ll. Gray and ()oionol
if. F. White wuro sentenced to h mouths'
imprisonment each.
The Jameson trial was a “trial at bar,"
a form,of’mirninai inquiry which differs
so‘ materially from any other in British
jurisprudence that Its methods, character-
istics and contrasts nro worthy of consid-
eration. lathe olden timos tho judges
dld'hot ascend t bench so utterly free
from political an social bias as thoyare
command to be of the present time, and to
trust to a single judge tho direction of a
criminal inquiry into facts and circuit»
stancos which had strongly oxcltcd public
feeling was felt to be (langurous to the in-
terests of justice. ’i‘ho “trial at but"
meets the danger of men being tried and
a jury influenced by a single judge. The
principal diffnronco between a“triai at
bar” and any other form of criminal in-
quiryilesiu the fact that it must tales
place before a jury and more than one
judge, generally three.
The next to the last caso to‘m so tried
was tho famous 'i'lchhorno caso, which
was tried in 1873 and lastod iHBdays.
The last case was the prosecution of Mr.
liradlaugh In lull-i for having votod in
parliament without having proviously
taken tho statutory oath. Mo was triod at'
bar beforu Lord (Toll-ridge, Mr. Justina
Grow and llama lluddlcston, was found
guilty and obndcmnod to pay tho sum of
£1,500.
Comments of London Press.
in commenting upon tho sontonco puss—
ed upon ilr. Jameson and his associates
’i‘ho liraphio approves the verdict and or-
prcsses tho belief that after the parlia-
montnry committee has inquired into tho
raid the crown will find it desirable to ru~
ducu tho sontcuco. .
Tho Daily Telegraph considers that tho
court Inis found a medium between indul»
genre and exclusive rigor.
An editorial in The Times says.- “Tho
conclusion will oolnmend itself totho gou-
eral judgment of the country. ’i‘ho son
tcncon vindicato tho law without the ap-
poaranco of vindictivenms."
'l‘ho sentences imposed upon Dr. Jama-
son and his companions vvcro very gonor-
aily dismissed in the lobblosof parliament.
Contrary to the fooling munlfm-tml by the
fair spootators and tho sympathlzing
friends in tho courtroom. tho sontrncos
\vcre lighter than ware oxpoctcd by won
in parlianwnt. it is rooognlmd. howm'or,
that the sentences am more serious for tho
military prisoners than tho moro term lix~
ad for their lmprlmmuonr, slam it p. u-
peoted that t y will ho «Alwhlorod.
The lobby rrsspondsot of The throat
ole says of tho sentences: "Among tho
members of the house of commons thorn is
the strangest varloty of opinion, varying
from disappointment at tho mildncss to
indignation at tho sorority of tho son-
tcuccs. Sir Richard Webster, tho attorney
uolu-rul, lloinu asked, tlismlssod tho him
that the prisoners would he minted as first
class tnisdouu-auunts. and, u-vccpt for tho
absencoof labor. lhoy will ho subject in
t'bo ordinary prison discipline. lbcliom
that Mr. ('Immhoriain was rather sur
prisml at filo sotol’lt)‘ of filo wmvmpu, Ag
Dr. Jameson was leaving fhu munn om
motu’ in tho croud tried lo pinup his hand,
and shouted. "God bless you. slr'”
’l‘ho i'hronlcia also has an interview with
Dr. .lnmosuo himself, in which Ihat y-In
lll'lllnll savs that ho was mrprisod at Ibo
h-nlom-y of tho smucnw': oftrr ilaruo lino
soil‘s summing up. in said furthur that
flu and Ids friends iIIMl all drtidod to ro
turn to A ricaus sum as their contour-m
had cxplnu .
in an editorial Tho f‘hroulclo says:
“Tim scnfonm aro merciful. At lu-uglh
tho raid is minced to its proper pm or:
lions, Wu are glad to be “ill" to humans.»
that Mr. ('hamlmriain has dullnltcly prom-
ised to sit upon tho spacial columlil-‘u to
Investigate the administration of lihmln
sin. but ho dmlres that a prrloctly impur‘
lial chairman silmlhl ho appoinfrd."
May I’at III-mics on Trial.
of Jim probable future action with re.
gard leucll llhodos 'l‘hu Times says:
"Mr. iihwksloy, solicitor fortho ilrlllu'h
l'hartored South Africa cotnpany, uritos
us that l'acil ilhodos is pro-pared to nor
rondor {or trial wheumor lhc uol’vrnmoot
ropliros it, This smurnmo will not (:utlsu
surprise, cinch Mr. llhodrs has prm-timuiy
no u; tlllll in tho Inattnr. Ilut it is doubt.
ful whothor tho a nlislmnutacf. own as or
pounded by llorou llllssoli. tlw lord chief
jusllcv and prouilliml judge, mold bu Huh
l'I'Mflllly imokml to compo! Mr. ifhodoe
to sham his frlmuls' punishment.
"Mr. (filamborlaln “loaves tndu for a
munulttm- to hmulro Into ihu odm ulslru
tlnu of Illmdcsia. and an Important din.
union will snslio. 'l'im oolntulth-o will
bu omwmcrod lo rcvlow awry part of _tho
l‘hmo-rud mmpnny's transactions: "
'l‘ho lcltcr to The 'l'lmos from Mr
Hawks-lay. the solicitor of the Chartered
company, hoglns by staying, “The judg-
iucnt in tho Janis-on caso makes it right
and prop" that Mr. Ithmlos sliould pine”
hlnwlf at the fulfill!” of tho govcrmm-nt
if the concession desires it." .
An odiimlai In The Daily hows says.
”Baum llllsacil has roach-rod a high po-
litical urrvloo to his country by the "mug.
savers and masterful line he tools with the
on,
The remaining editorials mmnwutiaa
upon the verdict vxpms gencml approval.
Lumber [Destroyed by Fire.
Sm hummus, Aria. .loly 20,...‘l
(ilmltrmlll firs mom tho mill. lumber.
planer.1lsvdllag and seven'rallrundoors
of grumpy room Lumbar company, do
“um". “nuptials“ of lumber. The
loss is soonsm; heavily insured.
flirt mum by a Train.
HAIM'WWM. July Elihu-illilid Fianlcy, it
young girl who was visiting friends hora,
Was struck bya Dilawaro and lludm
railroad train sod instantly killed.
a.
. L'; l n
’ ll. t s 'Iliiyoar-
son of wealthy parents. and prominent so-
olslly both here and in the Quantum.
attempted suicide yesterday morals by
shooting himself in the M90 ambafssll-
louablo Mount Vernonlhotsl “intithihi‘oity.
ft is asserted that he also trlsd to shoot
Waltsi'lB. Piston, “so: woman city,
whom he was visiting. and whose apart-
ments atflths Mount Vernon he was shar-
ing when the tragedy hhppsnod. A vigor-
nus effort was made to hoop the matter
from the pollco,’who did not learn of it
until late last night, and every effort has
since been made to keep the details from
becoming public: El'trytillng‘ scents to
point to tho fact that Withers had been
drinking heavily of late; that he was ac.
spondont over an unsuccessful love affair,
was worried about monoy' mum", and
that if he roaily‘httompted to shoot lllr
i’lerco it was ‘tho result of norvousnoss or
a tonlporury mental aborratian. Mr..With-
crs‘ wound is serious, but not necessarily
fatal.
The story as told by Mr. I’iorco, the on-
ly eyewitness, is that he and Withers have
been fast. friends for several years, fre-
quently exchanging visits. . The young
l’hliadolphluu's parents have recontly gone
to Europe, and Withers oamo hero a few
days ago to visit, his friend. Mr. Piercovis
soon to be married, and Withers was to
have been his best man, and Pierce scouts
tho Idea that his friend intondod toklll
him.
RACED WITH A TRAIN.
Lively rm of Speed Between the Empire
Express and I Baxtuplat.
firmness, July fill—Whoa the west-
ward ~ bound Empire State express was
about two miles west of Syracuso, a novel
roco tookiplaco. '
Between tracks Nos. 3 and i sin athletic
young men on a scxtuplot worn pushing
the pedals for all they were worth. Ar-
rangomcnts for the race were quietly oom-
plctod several days ago. At this point is a
stretch of cinder path about four foot wide
and a mile and a half long. As soon as
tho Empire horn in sight, after having
here, the sert'uplct got under way. ’l'ho
Empire was soon abreast, and the race no.
can. ‘
For a quarter of a mile It was an even
thing. At the and of a half mile the sex-
tuplot was four lengths ahead. The sex-
tupiu: was then obliged to slow down ow-
ing to a short 'lJrldgo a quarter of a inilo
ahoatl. A number of railroad ofliclals and
binyolo moo wilnessod tho race.
Arthur Yates. oflloial photographer of
the Now York Central, took four photo-
graphs of tho race.
THREATS OF LYNCHING.
The Sheriff Says It Will Not lie Effectod
“'Itllaut Bloodshed.
liarueusrou'x, Md, .luly cit—Threats
of lynching tho uogrodlh-n. who is In
jail hero upon tho charge of assaulting
Mrs. Martha (Iolo of Virginia. a domestic
omployud by a family horo, ham become
so rifo that Sin-rill Smith has doputiuvd a
dozen men to guard lhojali and says if
the Iyuohors not Allen is will ho after the
entrance to the jail is filled with dead
lllt'n. ' -
A crowd of lif‘gi'lif'rl havo llill'll harming
about tho jail over sinco Allou‘s arrost.
and they aro threatening tolako out. a
white man nununl llutls. conllIu-d them
upon a charcmimilar to that under which
.-\llcu ls hold, and luhunx him If Allah is
lynched. 'l‘iu-ro is a good dual of cxcito‘
meat. but it is goncrnlly thought tlmt
Shoriil Smith's firm stand will do away
with any daogur, for the present a! least.
Dr. Abbott on Arbitration.
ilsnss. July est—«Tho Iirilulciwaid coa-
frroncenponlul horo with a loan address
by iiuv. Dr. Lyman Abbott of Brooklyn
upon tho subjoci of Anglo American arblr
nation. ilr. Abbott c-ario-stlv urged tho
formation ul opormanonl mph-mo court of
_lllri~liil‘fiull to dual with all dim plus, and
ho said that tho h-adrrs of public opinion
in .luwrica .'u\orud this plan. it “us for
tho .\n,:lo.~'axous. ho continuod. In sol
tim Multiple of substituting law for war
and roman inr brun- fnrw. and tho time
for this was rlpo. ilr. (kit-on, tho prosi-
don! of tho im- churrh congress. warmly
supported tho podlion of ilr. Abbott.
Explosion of (iiunt l'omlor.
\‘n'rnu, l'nlou July '.",',—.'[‘ho I'Xlllllflilln
of no poundsof giant poo-um in Victor
awnuo seriouslydainagml four business
blocks. Many juuplo were brulwd and
cut, but non:- kllicd. ’Ihosowhoso injuries
arc most st'rillllfl urn .\llko liyan, will
prolmhly lose his oyo; .l. ll. iiolmos,
lmmt bum- oud arm hrukou; Will Dublin-
uor. savor» lif'lllFIN. 'I‘ho danmuo, cati-
luatcd at dill)", will ho paid by lilo city. as
the powder was for use in Work on tho
sin-eta.
Mass for Entombed Minors.
Wltxltsuauus. Pa, .iuly fine-A mull»
cm mam for tho rcpoo- of tho souls of tho
out-uulu-d mincrs in tho 'I‘wlu mlna at
l'lttsfon was cclohramd in St. Mary's
church. l'ppor i‘llmun I’atlu-r lirovo,
pastor. was coiohraul. lllshops O'Hara
and liolmn and almut 2n priests worolu
altvtulauco. llishop llnhau prravhorltho
lunornl comma and lllshop O‘Hara govo
tho llnul absolution.
\olimv E's-var In in: fruit.
WAMHNH'I‘ON, .loly cum-A o-lourum
from tho l'nltcd Hiatus consul at \‘ura
(rm to the erumn general of tho l'nitcd
Htulou Murillo linsplinl sorvlos announces
the oxlstenco of yellow four in Vera l‘rw.
A roportafso has boon received from tho
l'nlfc-d Stairs culmii at Acapulco. Maxim,
announcing the prescnoo of yellow lunar
in that city.
lirowud While Rowing.
rlrsuvoun, i'oun , .luly 2s.-—.\loxunllor
luncss of New York, ugod so years, on in-
mafo of tho ritainford mallarlum, was
drowned in Htlllwater pond. iln iostl s
balance whilo rowing a boat, falling or :-
hoard, and, being unable to with, drown
ml hofore assistance arrivod.
ProminoutrLI-mbermau Dead.
Wmuusrou'r, Pa, July tilt-«Bonin-
mln (.3. iiomuau, one of tho most promi-
unut lamina-moo lnlhlu suction. died hrro.
licsldcs being collected with many local
Institutions ho was president of the flour
mall Loud cunlpanyof West Virginia.
i‘uillun of Crops In llussla.
bosons. July ult-An (hm-a dispatch
to'l’ho 'lzlmos sauonnm Iilat oflloial re-
ports are to tho effect that tho harw-t has
born a failure throughout the most lortilo
in products. districts in the south of
lasting 1
- a“... w;
Wrath" lures-a“.
Generally his; auctioned high imper-
Handguns“
slum suathwsstsslv winds.
the Place Is a (treat Don or Criminals,
The amounts» of Au Nstlons Gather
“’5‘in Important Point on the Isdlo
tomnsan.
0n the baking sands at the southeast
corner of the Mediterranean, just where
inclines “until gives birth totous of steam-
are, ships and every sort of craft, lies Port
"Nd. tho wiokmlest city in tho wholo
world. , '
It, is not lightly nor vainly that this
dirty, unattractive town on tho borderland
between Asia and Africa, half mud trails
and half brick, has been given this homo,
for if over a locality desorvmi such an op-
gml‘u'ioas designation it is this sumo Port
,’ . .. .
' Not in any single particular has Port
Said any mivantagos, commercial or atmos~
phcrlc. b'ovcn months in the year it is
piping hot and forcr-hi‘otxiing, the other
five months hardly less dangerous to
hudth. Trading or business there is al-
most none in the ordinary way, not even
of tho oriental sort. Few cities, indeed,
have so little to offer in tho way of shops
and mlods for sale. Port Haiti's solo busi-
ness inlmrtunco, in fact, is simply that it
serves as a portof call forvthc vessels just
going into or just coming out of tho Sue-z.
umal.
There are 15,000 or 20,000 people In the
town who are permanent residents, but
there not bring any businoss to speak of
four-fifths of tissue load idlo, wandering,
dissimtul lives, Their numbers are con-
stantly added to, for, with the arrival of
(mob ship‘in the roadstead-oa ship lsalwuys
bound to stay there ten or a dozen hours
at least—crew and “managers come ashore
for strolls through the dirty stun-ts, and
the lower minded of them drink and gum-
ple in the dens that dot the town on every
mud.
Under these conditions there has sprung
up a most alarming state of continued and
constant immorality, which never lessens,
but incnmses yearly. No law, no reguho
lions, no pollco force hold any of thew dc~
lxuxchcrios in check. All is open and fuse.
Vice not only exists, but flaunts itself
on every hand.
No other oil y odors a like soil for rice to
grow in. irregularly Port Said has sprung
up over since the opening of the Suez
canal, when it was only a handful of mud
huts on the Mcditcmmcan shores, until
tho prownt limo, when it is njmpulous
city, while still a struggling orh‘mtal vii-
logo, of miles of crmkcd streets, narrow
lanes with many a turn (ending for tho
most part in cul do cues) and grim look-
ing hywuys between dirty walls.
lianllya street In the whole town can
insist of such a thing as pavement. Even
the chief avenue, the Roads (’ommcrrm. is
ankle deep in dust and sand and swam
more lilac a slum quarter of a European
city than the chief artery of any metropo
lls. however sum“.
in all of Port Said there are only tn‘o
buildings that mtumaud attention from
the vision—vibe casino and a big mosque
in tho Arab quarter of thefown. The
casino Is tho great gambling boil of this
and of tho hivdifcmlucan shore, and to it
flock all of thr- gummcrs of that port of the
world. gathering thorn in the dirty. windy
hall to put down their ill gotten gnld~
piocos upon thy fadod gown cloth. it is a
bionic f‘arlo. ,uith all fiu- charmsofitg
syimriflc illeli'iillll'll and olcgancc gone, a
tawdry place inoucuu-d by the lowest
tyros. it is there that the stunt ileum-us.
of which l‘nrr Said is full, mine to summ-
dor away what they have mined from the
pockots of syinpalhisiug visitors.
’l'hc mosque. in the Arab quarter has
but one really intcrosting featurc. and
llmt is a femur!“ illlml \\ ith unplc-asuntm-ss.
’l'hc traveler who was tovinit if ncclis ncc
essurlly in take all his slurs, in am-ordanco
with tho Moslmn rile, and his only safety
is to carry thcm as he wooden about.
for the plll‘crim: Arabs in thisquurivrof
tho lowu think Wing of purlomlnn tho-
imt coverings of any our. and tlzcrc is
many a illn‘iglll‘l‘ aim has had in linbbic
luu'k to his pbipiu a [mit'uf uncomfurtublc
shot-sof oricnlai manufouurw, pun‘lmml
spot-(lily and of a down limos their actual
value in snow shop near the mosque.
'l'uulhlugs‘ pf!) to keep l'ort Said tlu'
Wll'kmlt'sl rity lo oxismu-o, one brim: the
vitamin, \i'ililtll malu's hard drinking a
qumsiiy for tho residuals, and thc other
thc fact that for sumo rrumn or ol.ii-'l' (in:
off scourlnrs of oil tho nations [war by
poor thcmM-Ivos into it. lfollons. lins-
sluns. Austrians. 'l’urlzs, Abyssluiuns,
Egyptians. Arabs. Slslulunis. i-‘rciu-hoo-n
and own a low dogmdml llrillslu-rs am to
be found in mory curtlor of this prnllitrulc
N'ilii‘illl'ill. all of tho worst typos lhoir ro-
spwln'o nations can pnslttw—«blurkh-ua,
swindlors, gamblers, fol-guru. murdl-rcrs
and professional boggars, whose art-l have
failed riwwhcn'.
’l'ho dons any lnnumomhlo, and u can
Well he understoml thcyuro always Well
pufmnlzcd. 'l'lu- l‘iiflilllf' caum moo who
tolu- up u residual-con lint-w burning sands
to drlnit lnuvolll fiu' fi‘\'l‘l'. which is nl>
ways a promo! danger. Slouch-av tho do-
trash-d and t‘lriousof tho populationu—ol‘
about four liflils of the inhabitantmwmun»
ow to slului lili'i "lilllllll‘ and llw your aft-
or your. but the tll'n'l‘lil pmplo who have to
"My In Port Willi lor lilinillf‘n’rl humus find
it impos-lblo as a general thing to hoop
both Mbor and hoaithy. 'i'hcy how to
(‘ll'Mflt' lu'lwm-u the two. and if is n cout-
num sayluu that ilw out of c'u-rr six uu-u
who go in live at Port Hold dlooltlu-rof
delirium Iromons or inter within a low
yours.
The iiumf‘. of thum lill‘i‘llli‘lhilllil'kly to
the temptations of tho piano and join in
tho urwut pl'm't'uinn IIf dis-lpulinn and
riotous llllmr. 'l’lu- vim is just tho i‘l‘t'l'i‘it!
of ulhlod. but after a time a man gets used
to that and thaw not mind it. 'l’hcro are,
it is lruo; many fl‘llll‘clllitll‘ pmplc living
in thin icon. but Hwy and.“ no impression
on tho lil‘lvlt unlouwucd muss.
'l‘hoolllriuls of i’uff Sold clthcrdo not
cal-n or also flu-y llilt'l'lii‘ll'rlllllll'll that it is
honor for flu-m “mun-lolly to tolu- no no-
fire of lhomlls nrnllilll tlwui. lh-rminiy
no ulll'mplunro bolmr lumln to Ilnpmvo
the city uuyway.~-r‘uh Fratioiiwo Exam-
Iuer.
The man l-zye.
Ju‘wlimmv‘ sskod me last nlaht If the
mgr-- on your chapla- m'rv genuine.
limo—Moi you sold:
duo- w-«Nul‘ilinlt-u simply \V‘illki‘ii.-NW
Urimm ’i illll silt-lawful.
A Torr-noon ls iir still mmsihmugh the
form of mart-logo by mipluro. Mooutmi on
I bur-w, slut lg ulmud by but lover. and
tho omrrlago depends on his overtaking
her.
A human heart is a skrrinof such lint"-
i‘il'l’illdy and subtly interwoven lhrrmls
tin! own the owm'r of it Is often himself
at a loss how to unravel It.‘-llamnl.
to sun. ltwflet Down to culled-A
South Northwalk Msu Does 50.
Everybody tslks hack nowadays. ‘
The subject is serious.
A mistaken idea has cost thousands
Of lives. . '
Bad backs are so common.
Youflnd them in every walk of life.
They are lame. weak or aching.
A burden by day, a torture at night,
Many remedies relieve, but don't
cure. '
The longer used, the less their effect.
Plaster: sud llnlment help at first.
But don't reach the cause.
Only one way to do that.
That way is through the Kidneys.
The Kidneys are the blood filters.
Keep the filters going.
It clogged the back is affected.
.The A B C of Kidney knowledge is.
Nine times out of ten:
Back ache means Kidney ache.
Lame Back Means Lame Kidneys.
Weak Back Means Weak Kidneys.
Cure the Kidneys, thus cure the buck.
Dean's Kidney Pills are doing this
every day right here in South Norwaik.
Following is s case in point:
Mr. Frank 8!. John, No. to Taylor
avenue, is a Iocksmlth by occupation.
in the employ of the Norwalk Lock Co.
He is not the only one engagedda this
culling who suffers from backache. ag-
gravated by the constant change of po-
sition and {beheading and stooplng.‘
‘Doan's Kidney Pills have others on
their list, good reliable South Norwalk
citizens. Mr. St. John says: "i had
some disorder of my kidneys which led
to a troublesome and painful backache.
I procured a. box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at Plnlsled's drug store and they
brought about, entire relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price. 50
cents. hiailcd by Foster-Milhurn Co.
Buffalo, N. 7.. solo agents for the Unit-
ed States. Remember the name. Doan's.
and take no other.
Put an end to misery. Dunn’s Oint-
ment will cure the worst case of itch-
ing Pilrs there ever was. and do it al-
most instantly: Ycars of suffering rc-
chvad in a single night. Get Doan's
Ointment from vmit' nonin-
SUMMER FASHIONS.
Color Combinations Gray and Yellow.
Lace and Guam Trimmings.
l‘urplo is one of flu' colors whose various
lll'pths of thmmhino well, and. this itc-
ing a purple smwm, that fact is taken full
arivzmtutraof in many ways. iim‘n. too.
is very fashionable, and guess and purple
nl-upfunu a pleasing unnblnation.
(tray and yellow are again soon in coin-
pauiouship, cud. like gown and block, the
ll‘i’K‘llliihll always has n relincd and Mcllh
ti. v inuh. ('nrinnuiy clunlgli, gray and
yollownm not. commonly plat-ml in con-
jlmctinn, by lIiHlllt‘ freak of taste. i'crhups
that is can numb “by tho combination
m-ms so elegant. 7
i-‘ouhmi is imposing in favor in Paris,
and pmbubly by ill-xi. sllmmcr it will is-
universuily worn here, although not yo! lit.
ham": l;u\\‘.\’.
tin of it ism-n. It is light, cool and prctty
and suited to tho eolntm-dihm of charming
fulll'td. Law‘- is tho profurml triuuululz,
with i‘llllli‘tlilil‘l'y and all sorts of \thh- uc-
umlrlcd Soon-lion‘s piaifingi of uuuvo
am onlployml ash trimming; wrin~tinlcsup~
pllcatlons. “him is usod as much as pom
sliih' with all \urictics of color and fabric.
ilolffluflwilif!‘ satin, collars. voids and cuffs
arc soon ullh llllIi-Nl nary kind of .m-
tutuo. Ribbons. both whito. black and
mloml, am used to diversify plain lmlhw.
i'loiiui lnuuswilno do sob- forms a part.
of iiiofnuiiiumblo ro-‘lunu-s.» Soiuolluuu
tho plultluu is plulu;muu:llulm ciustors of
plaits ultornah- with plain or ilu's' flllod
spmw.
'l’miay's slouch shows a gram of blucaml
Willll' clu't‘io'tl imflslc. flit l‘ilili'l’ sltlv of
tho fabllcr is a poor] of «him gulpurc, tho
labllorund tho sldo breadth of flu-skirt
being jonnl our the [stool by ulaclugof
black cord. 'I'hc lusllco is filled utiiw back.
while in [root it forms fhn-oplallswnr
rum! by poouls of whit» gul llil’l'. ’l'iu-
ploiis nrv incl-ti inm‘iiwr with lllm'k curd.
'i'iu' piulll, alum shows have full cmulrls
and arm-hum from wrist to olimw by lmu
lngnnf block cord. 'l'iu' collar. boll utul
slmllidcr kinds iIf'I‘ of black Milli; the "wk
and mini frills of whliv tulle.
My.
erverine Pills
The first
some
. frslionsnd
3-. all nervous
to.“ s
u... w. M...“
> diseases of the
1' tin or-
Jill ‘ ‘ ‘ g ml. 3”! of ‘i'h‘f
rand! st W Pleural , Falling or
out Manhood, , Ni htly Emir
dons, Youthful , ta] orry, or
card: use of charm or Opium, which
lead to Cmnutnpliun and insanity. two
r hos ”fitmlifl‘ bass for M).
lorries: Al. .. Pat‘s, cumulus
son by all drum
. . s poi, . t u
wimmd, Golan," team—1.,
Medicine
Dr. Hand’s , 1) Medicine
and Colic Care or in children and find
nothing to equal. . They work
likewasic. 1 would not; be, without
Goa Milton
Dr. Hand’s Colic Gore and cry for it; it
Frank Smith, 21' .Wood street. At
titanium, 250.
"Wake n .Jucob, day is breaking!"
mauld De itt's Little Early itisors to
the man who had taken them to arouse
i‘i’i's shuggish liver. G. U. Stillsou, E. 1’.
es .
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gnu.
dormafmf Dimondalc, Micl' wearo per
mitted to make this extract: *1 have no
hesitation in rmzommending Dr. King’s
pr Discovery as tho results were alv
most marvelous in the case of to wife.
While I was pastor of the aptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing LaGrippo. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
could not survive flu-m. .A friend ro-
commendod Dr. King's Now Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in its rcsnlts.” Trial bot-
tlcs free at“. (l. Stillson's and E. i’.
Wood’s drug stores. Regular size 50c.
and #1. '
Passihe good word along the line.
Piles can he quickly cured without an
operation by sim 1y applying DoWitt’s
Witch Havel 85%. G. U. Stillson,
“M
Electric Differs.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gonor-
ully Ins-dud when the languid, exhaust-
ed fooling prevails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and altorativc is folt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilions fevers
No medicine will act more sun-1y in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarhll mason. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at G. (.7. Stillson's and E. i’.
Wood's drug stores.
Small in size, but great results.
DeWitt's Little Earlykisors act gently
but thoroughly, curing imligestiou,
dyspepsia and constipation. small pill,
safe pill, best pill. G. C. Stillmn,
E. P. Weed.
STATE or 0am, Cm or Tommi), l 96
Lucas Cocs'rv. ' '
FRANK J. (fmzxizv makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of 1". .l.
CHENEY & (10., doing business in tho
Cit} of Toledo, County and State afore—
sai , and that said firm will pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for ouch and
every case of Catarrh that cannot is-
on lby the “Sc of Hands (.Il'rMmH
Ch s. Fussx .l. Cumsv.
Sworn to before. too and subscriis-d in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A.-I)., ism.
, .. .:
’ a’ W than. . 25‘ 511:3, ‘ ~
l w” l A. W. Ghmsnx, _
I ' " ‘ l Notaryl’ublxc.
Hall's ('utarrh ('urc is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mac-
ous surfaces of the system. Sf'llll for
testimonials. free.
I". .l. ('nusnr .\- (to., Toledo. U.
u'Soid by Druggists, 756.
Persons who have it
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may ovorcfmie
it at once by a dose of One Minute
Coughfluro. G. U. SliiiBi‘lll. E. 1’. Wood;
Children 6-11.] for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Whoa Baby was sick. we gave her Castorls.
Who-n show was a t 'hlld. she ('ric-i for Pastoris.
When silo Ins-anus Miss. slur clrng to (‘asforiss
Winn: she had Cbiliron. she gave them Castoris.
When we consider that the intn-stiu-‘s
arc about fivo flows as long as lill‘ issly,‘
we can rmlim tho iutoum shill-not:
l-Mwl'icnccd whom they Isa-mun inflamed.
ih'Wilt's (Jolie. and ills lioru (inns sulsiuos
inflammation at din-o, and oomph-Vol)"
rcmovm tin-difficulty. (i. (I. b’llllmn.
ii. 1’. Wood.
Gom’bearibimwtl am. can; 1
them in my house. The little ones love ‘
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
'cougiiiilg spoil
sumac ”fail or”; .
10sstorls is Drulmuslll’itohers
prescription ,for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Horphine our other larcotio sab-
Itsnoe. It isahsrmless substitute for
Parogoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty seaplane by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the lother's
Friend. '
.d
CASTORIA ‘
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casloria. and see that use (aeolian:
signature of
I s o n t h e .
W... m
We shall pro- '
feet ourselves and the public If. all hawds.
Tun lelim Conranv, 77 Murray BL. NJ.
Examiner In
~ I}. 9. Patent office,
new to uses -
(Mines. 4% Main Street,
BRIDGEPOII'I‘. CONN.
_—~ - _
Norwalk
Lobstersl
Soft
— Shell
Crabs!
..- .. ....... :35-.. .
You Don't have To Swear Oil. :
lays the hit. Louis Journal of Agriculturo‘
in an (slitoriai about NlhTo-lhw. ”W5
famous tobacco habit cure, "We know!
of numy cum-s cuml by lilo-llo-lhw.l
lino, a pmmiucnt St. Louis urchin-uni
smokcdaud chmvcd for twouly yourszi
two boxes cured him so that Won tin?
smell of tobacco makes him sick." Nm
To-Bac sold and guanlrlmxl by it. ii.
l'laish-d. No cure no pay. book from
Sterling Remedy (30., New York or
Chicago.
Eli liiil, Lumbar (lily, i’a., writes:
“I have boon suffering from pill-s for
twenty-five years. and thought my case
inourablc. DoWitt‘s Witch iiuzvl
halve was roconuuomlml to am as a plit'
onto. so i bought a box and it performed
a wrunnwut care." This is oulyouc
of thousands of slu‘lilur cam-s. l‘il‘ZI'lllll.
sores and skin iIlM'illlflil yh-ld lpiivkly
when it is fused. (i, U. litillson, E. 1’
Wood. M“ A ,...- .
Children cry for
Pltchor'e Oastorla. '
Isetlln's Males lain
The lost salvo in the World for cats,
bruises, mmm, ulcers. salt rheum, few-r
ms, tom-r, aha d hands, chilhlains,
ms. and all sit a eruptions, aml puru-
tlvulyoares piles. or no pay mpnml.
it is guaranteed to giro porimt satisfam
tion or money rofnnderf. Price 25 coma
per-box. It. ’. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
it would be hard to convince a man
suffering from bilious colic that his
agony is doc to a microbe with an
unpuimcmncablo name. But one dm‘
of DeWitt’s (folio and Cholera (turn will
convince him of its pmvl-r to afford
A ul til > prettiest, :lml :lllogcihcr the
no t somi’aclory \vall pan 1' is i'lflill. ilt‘li!
i" it is store. This isn't an idle slalo-
us or. It's the plain truth. Any load
of wall llt‘l'fii'iillllli your funny may sug-
gmt is waitiuu for you at this xuhlress.
’ .i’uluting, paper hanging and tit-corni-
II' '. .
if not couvl-nloni for you to call at the
store. do ‘i u postal, and [will lmplousud
to call on you Will! afuii ilnoof samples
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
EasiNorwallr, - - ('onacoticnt.
MAKEVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
in THE
EVENING SEITINEL ,
VOUNG- MANl
Why fukcihe chance of II) lag
without Insurance, when our
Cents aday will
iNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
0r all: Cu. is day will giro will a monitor
meat of ".000 payable to arse f if you
live. With insurance, to oyrryihlrg
slue,the best in tho cheapest. lnsnrs in the
Connecticut General
llfs lnsursuos co.
Of Hartford.
instant relief. It kills pain. (i. (I.
and.
f ' '
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. 4%...me an L“ ,
s. S.L'H5ilEDIEU,
in Washington fits-style. ”email.
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