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'I'haro lay Ila Hon Victim Under the
Mass of Wrockacw'l'ouchin and I'm
thetio Seen.- at Morgue and llospital.
Many lloid Dead Engineer loopopsiblo.

. A'i‘LANTil' Curr. Aug. 1.9M arcsuit of
the terrible collision on the meadows bo-

. twocn the Reading railroad oxpross from

Philadelphia and tho liridgoton excursion
train out others '17 pacplu are dead and 44
are lying in tho hospital here more or loss
seriously hurt. 0f the injured in the hos-
pital scvnral are expected to din. llc‘
aides those seriously enough hurt to be in
tho homital a scoropr more of people were
bruised and shaken up and wont to out-
ta us. The faarfulshcck of the collision is
ill iatratod in the fact that of the 47 dead
42 were killed outright. (if the dcad'ifl
have been identified. and tho boiling of
four woman. one man and a boy are ly.
ing in tho niidartakcr'a shop awaiting
claimants. The responsibility for the ac-
cident is hard to place at this time, but
the burden of it seems to rest on the dead
engineer of the Reading train. Edward
Farr. although an official investigation
may clear his name. '

The following is the oiilclai list of the
dead”

Edward Farr. Atlantic City. engineer
of the flooding train. ‘

Miss 'l'illie Imeds. liridgoton.

Lydlo (Earl. Haneooks Bridge.

Mrs. Hattie Lopcr. Bridgeton. .

William Spanidlng. Philadelphia.

Elinor Wontznl. Bridgclon.

Henry Hughes, Bridgeton.

Mrs. Mary From. Bridgeton.

Janics N. Batcuian. Brillgcton.

Mrs. James N. Batcman, Bridgeton.

William l’lckott, Jeanette, Pa.

li‘rcdnrlck Chaney, , Bridgeton.

.loscpli (.Yiiovncy. Bridgeton.

Mliia-(Cboymiy. Bridgetou.

Sunni“ 'l‘hdrno. Atlantic City.

Cbarl s P. Mciloar. Brldgntcn.

H. Frasier linll. Bridgeton. .
, Mrs. H. Frazier Bell. Bridgotcn.

Willlaili C. Lopcr. Bridgeton.

Mrs. William C. chnr. Bridlieton.

Joshua Earnest. Bridgeton.

Charles Mulla. Bridgetcn.

Pearl Mulla. Bridgeton.

John Grinur. Bridget-on.

Charles 1). Burroughs. Bridgctcn.

J. D. Johnson. Brid oton.

Richard 'l'renchard, ridgoton.

Mrs. Richard ’l‘ronohnrd. Bridgeton.

Joseph l’ctcrs, Bridgetcl.

Morris l’otcrs. Brillgctoii.

Philip H. Goldsmith, Bridgeton.

Mrs. Philip H. Goldsmith. liridgnton.

Michael May. Palatine. .

Mrs. Ella May, Palatine.
. Frank ilubolu, Hunted.

gnarles hicklcr, Salem.

S. P. Murphy. Millviilo.

Mary Wantzol. Alioway.

Harvey ii ughcs, Iiridgclon.

if. Eva liopcr. Yorktown.

Four unknown woman. , .

An unknown boy?

An unknown man.

An uiiidcntiilcd arm.

Fixing the Responsibility.

The investigation into tho cause of the
collision and the fixing of thorosponni-
bility has begun in earnest. Coroner Mc-
Laughlin inipanoind a jury consisting of
six of Atlantic City‘s wealthiest and lilv

'iiuautiai citizens. They are Charles Evans.

hotoi kccpnr and [resident of tho Atlantic
City National bank; Lewis Evana. John
Champion. Levi Allicrson. 'l‘. J. Dickin-
son and Charles (1. Adams.

After formal organization in tho coro-
ncr‘s cilino the jury, headcd by that oili-
clal, visited tho old Excursion housn. which
has bonn utilich an n morgue. 'l‘liu dnad
had all lit-on taken thorn and placed in'icc»
horns. The jurynil-n viewed the bodicsmnd,
aiii-r a few minor formalities. visited the
cache of tho wrock. .ludgn 'l‘hciiipson. law
judgcof Atlunth- county. was thorn on be
half of lhn [loading Hailroudl-ouipany and
.lcsoph ll.(1'i\~klllas counsoiiorilio l’cnn
sylvanii.

'l‘iio snoiin was very dlilnn-nl from tho
night of lhcdisastcr. 'lhu rniloi uiinuu had
donu nilccth'o Work. lintli lruvka won»
now clear. tho articles of clolliingsvhlch
bnloiignd to victims had bnnn token to [in
lieu headquarters, and munhoi tho wreck
ago had hcuu rcinovnd. linsidn tho ditrh.
liownvcr. thorn rllil hiya un-ut mass of
hroknn timber. and horn and thorn a por-
tion of tho third car. which fall tbn heavi-
est. olincla of tho crush and won out into so
much kindling wood. A littln beyond lay
what remained of tho linmlingnliuiim. its
Nltarcd hnud lay toward tlin direction
win-non it l‘fllllO, tho whnnis in tho air.
Tho torch of the coiiiuioii was all art-at that.
tho nimlno WM not only illi‘llml upside
down, lint also completely around. There
is a vary mineral iinptnsuiou that under
tho iliuiltl of liclirhl at local. i-ia lnoro liodlcs
llc.

. llflwrilng the “goals.

The jury madc iii) nxlmustlvn osniiiina-
thin of tho ground and llnvuiud noiisidciir
bio than to the impaction oi that signals.
which still rnmaln as they warn at tho lilo»
moot of tho adoldnnt that facial: tho
iinluiing balm: tho rod, or dalimir. signal.
and that. towimi ihn Wrist Jarsvy moaning
"Como ahnnd.” All man as u lrain atrikns
a point in tho tracksa fnw fool beyond tho
gimml towrr elationnd at tho Junction of
tho two roads on Mllmllulln lirrilnumiiclil
rings a boil in tho lower houun. and tho
train which ilrst ringa this “P” hi givnn
tho right of vvoy. Wednesday night thin
privilnun linlonucd to tho West .inriiny
train. llut in who of this and tho but
that tho danunr siunal was against lhn
lioadlnu that train continual! on at full
spnnd. and the collision followed.

(Miran I“. Haunt. who had chargn of
the tower and who is now under ifl'fllnl.
has ioalln amoral stat-animus to tho pollen.
lie told them he saw both trains coming
when botii tram siiillch'miy faraway to
admit of Hm full display of signals. but
as tho Wort .inrscy was the nearest. hn
uavn tho, iinadinullin rod linht unduly-
nalnd the other train to cums ahead. The
Building. however, mwnr slackcbctl smut.
but came on. ' 'bs man in tho cab niliwr
fought lin mm ‘ easily ulnar iha point in
time or lbc brakes isilnd to work. and lhcy
mold not stop in time.

Thu only living man who pmllivsly
knows thin in Fireman li‘l‘ionllimn. who
saved his life by leaping tram the rah.
and ha was mission until late last night.
He was bigoted by the pollen at a boarding
bones. out doapita all kinds of pressure he
rsfumi lndiaruu ihs accident from any
point of view.

Coroner liclmiuiilin called lion-Him
tore him and gun him a hearing. it was
purely perfunctory, however. and but lit
lie was said. Hanson refused to make any
”Minn“ whatsoever at this limo and
was held in Icon boil for s furthrr beer-

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Allen alanine
and the coroner's luryualnuparaud
until this afternoon. whoa another moot-l.
lug will he held. an are dead so for
foundiand identified have been removed to
their former homes. The] first tra a
used for this purpose loit the West Jar sy
station late yesterday afternoon for Bridge-
tcu. it carribd tall rliOfIlfl. 'l'iin rsiiiain-
iug corpses wore root on later traiua. Ono
woman. whose idcnlity was «stabiilicdby
her cl in as decapitated in the wreck.
and her a was found at a considerable
distance i the body. .

The theory that more bodies are under
the wreck is strengthened by the fact that
many inquirioo are being made by rain-
tives and More friends in p‘erson‘s..wbo
cannot be found and who are not among
the unidonti lad dead or injured. 1‘ .

Pathothx Scones at tho Moi-fire.

The center of intorcst ball been the llll-'
proviscd nioruuo. and a atranuc spectacle
for this city of provnrblal gaycty was the
continual procession of undortakcrs' wag.
our howling nlnnu Atlantic avenue. the
principal thoroughfare. carrying hodics to

 

that piacozand later to ~tbn Pennsylvania '

naiiroad station. lusidc tbs morgue tragic
sceucs worn lining nanotnd. A low incl-
dcnta there will suiilco to picturn the gen-
eral happenings of tho drnadiul task of
identification. A young man named Mor-
ris Peters. with his father. Joseph, were
on the excursion from Bridaotoi‘i. Both
were killed. The mother and daughter
canto down to lock for tlioir lovcd ones.
When they found them. the scans was no
incfiably pitiful that every beating heart
in the gloomy piano throbbgd with sricf
and pain. The body of the" youth was
rsachcd‘lrst.
lifeless form for a moment silently. thou
the pent up rlvnrs of the eye found vain.
and they sank down. sobbing wildly. ’i‘ho
attendants tendorlyaskad thorn to come
to the body of thc'fatliur. but. with all the
little strength luft to thorn. the women ra-
fused. it was necessary to the work of
identification. however, and tho shudder
inc women were led to the other corpse.
This was the last straw. The woman col-
lapsed entirely. and it was necessary to
have them borne from thcplacc and taknn
away in a carriage. Such scenes as this
wore continuous.

A father looking fora little child. moth
are in search of their loved ones. stalwart
but broken hearted man hoping. yet four:
inn. to find their wives. and so on to the
end, picturing tbo‘dlrest won that can but
fail human creatures. The place itself was
incongrucdsly dotted with color. Dalntiiy
hoiiowcrod nillllnery. paudv shawls. para-
sols, boson of candy lay about in profil-
shin. and worst of all colors. that of blood,
which was cplashcd about almostavery-
where. »

Al. the Hospital.

Sconos of a like character worn occur-
ring at tho samn than at tho sanitarluiii.
when» the injured lio and whore snvnrul
havn died since being taken there. Almost
ovary incoming train brought crowds of
grief stricken rniailvoa and friends. and
ml the lllil‘kllllflvl came on it is safe to all-
snrt that it found answering darkness in
the hearts of many thousands burn. whnrn
all is meant to be light. lifu and pliyuty.

A pathetic fact which has come to light
is that tho “run" which nndnd Pliiuinsver
h‘orr's liin was to burn ended his career as
u rallrcudor and established him as a
atorokncpnr. For iivn years ha and his
wiin bud scraped and stintod their lncomn
to Intro cnoulrh to not thnin up in liiisiunau.
The wife wnntnd him to leave railroading
llicauaooi its pnrihn They had takco a
littlu atoro and stocked it with notions.
patent nlliilll'lllilll. cigara and like com‘
incdiiies. ’l‘bny worn to have oponod it
yesterday. ’l‘lin man who accompanied
Farr on tho last run and who was also
killed tvus to have aticcocdod him on tho
engine and was taking a proliininliry his
son. 'l‘bn atatcmnnn that Mrs. li‘arr
dropped (load on banning of lit'l’ husband's
into provmi to ho unlruc. Silo merely
fainted. but it lying very ill in tho little
homo behind tho atom which was to luwo
hogan for ibniu a now and happier liin.

A Russian I'ily Burning l‘p.

r51. l’i:1si:.~iil an. Aug. l.——.-\ tnrriblu
Kim has linnu ragiiiaat Lilian. lliisaia,
illit‘li \\'ndiio,~du_v. Sl-vnrnl alrnrls arc in
llamas. and tho lirniunn arc liiiahlolo cupn
with tho situation. liiiiaii is n m-liporl
town in tho provilu-n of Coin-land. on tho
llaltlt‘, Ila population bi iinlwcnn 254nm
and :lo,mm. ii is incinscd by a wall and
haul. council ball; a theater. a hospital.
ixloiisivoalinsbousn and an orphan nay-
liiiii. lla harbor is artificial. its trada
in clxishii-raiilo. and a railway connects ii
with tho intorloroi Russia.

filings-ll \"ltli Munich

TAI xiox. Mint. .iuu. I. ~li‘mhnrd
Morin-y of llnrrowavilln. who gave him
tell into lhn hands of tho politic a low days
into in ordi-r to bring about an invnatimi
tloii oi llll nilruud contirctloii Willi the
iiiurdnrof r'rndrrick N. Fli'lillflli. was or-
raignnd in tho district court on tlin nhargu
if niurilnr. Eight wituniinns wnro uallmi.
but of tho iiuuibvr only can. Janina Wes-
lon. tpivn damaging ovidcnnn against tho
priuiiicr. and on crossoxaliiiiialion hn ad-
mitted that ha and Marly warn caninisa

Full From His Engine.

”will". Ana. i.--Wliilo on tho way to
a lively blaze iii a staliln on Fourth stmil.
smith lliisinli. William l'hapiuan. drivnr
of Filipino .\o. i, was thrown linnnnlh the
wheels of tbcoiigiiin and killntl. (Ilmpnmn
hull hm-n with this company do ynars and
had lost racnivrda promotion. ’i‘bnilrn
was in a staiiin in thshrart of ilmintin.
niclit district. and two alarms worn given.
’i‘bn loss was Milli". including two imrsns.

killed by Lightning on a Iiailivilnld.

A'i‘l Ax'l‘li. Ann. i.—-M a reunion oi the
’l'birtinth (mania mglinnnt at lirciiard
lilll. a historic batilcilold in Hpaldlnn
county. two old (tonindnratcs worn killnd
and four others seriously shocked by a
torrlilc boll. of lightning. ’i‘bn clondinirst
and nlcctrioal storm ciiinuiip siuidnnly.
and it is a inirarlc that other» wcrc not
killed. 'l'bn four who wore abccknd. liili
not islaiiy. arc iii a critical clmdition.

Intros n! w... hectic-lion.

lininsnoiio, Pa. Aug. i.--Notirlislinvn
boon posted by tho Ill. 6: ii. lirooll lrcn
noiupany announcing a reduction of ill
or coat to wages Malillil as the new stack.
'c. ii. goes into blast. The company's
nail mill, shoot mill and paddle mill will
mom operations next Monday. altar an
idleness of one month.

Moro righting In Onto.

Arousal. Ann. l.—-'i‘bn llrnnk govern-
innnt has resolved upon stri gent "WM
nmln prevent the demon cf volun-
teers or war material for (trace. Ariana-r
it to is nomad to have marred between
H bonds and Turkish troops in thsln-
tenor of Macedonia.

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found it ‘ foiled finial Gunman”!
Fists-in the cases of Thomas Burn and
Charts: brown. and til you hold his
the United-dates grand. ry at the close
of the Marianna the charge of having
murdered Captain Nulu‘bis wife Laura
and mood Mats Barman" the horizon-
tlno iicrhsrt Fuller .on the night of
July ill. ' '

The grand jury of the United States cir-
oult court will report on (lot. ill. and the
trial will probably take place in the latter
part of October.

At tile hearing the government pissed
on the witncsnfand only two witness”-
Monks, the passenger. and Lahore, a sca-
man. no witness was on the stand three
boom! be other two hours. The deionss

‘ no testimony. ’Argninouts were
made and the decision given in short or-
der. Bram. the defendant. appeared cool
and collected during the inquiry. His
calm and matter of 'fact manner caused
ccnsiderahin comment on the part of. the
spectators. There was no nitration at the
hearing. and the evidence adduced did not
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The lull-r Needed In. Evidence.
Wasnixorox. Aug. 1.—Tbo district at
tor-nay at Bosthn. having indicted that the
prescnco of tho barkcntino Harbert Fuller
is inilispnnsublc for tho purposo of carry-

ing on tho trial against the portions sc-

cusod of having committed murder on
board that vouscl, tho department of. jus-
ticc has requested the department of state
to instruct the United Stain consul at
Halifax to send tho vessel to Boston.

MONEY T0 BETRAY CUBANS.
Tm. Hpnniall cumin at i’iiliudoipail [M
auol‘a Remarkably \Vorded Circular.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l.—-'i'bn Spanish
consul bore. .ioso Congosio. has issued the
following circular. copies of which are be-
ing distrlhutnd among the captains of
vcsscls:

"Ten thousand dollars will bn paid by
the undersigned at his oilicn in i’biladol~
pbla for information loading to the cap-
lurn within Spanish waters of any mili-
law or naval cxpodltlon or of any vessel
nngagcd in carrying men aml munitions
of war to tho islc oi Cuba. certain inhab-
itants of which are now in inpurrection
against tho government of Spain.

"This otinr carries with. it a promise of
immunity from arrest or apprehension to
any pnrson or persons who shall give such
Information as is mentioned above. wheth-
cr or not such person or persons urn par.
ticipanis in such cxpcditicu." ‘

Tho wording of the latter part of the
circular is remarkable. as tho oiinring of
immunity from arrest seems to imply the
Spanish right to make arrests on Amari-
oan soil. whom the reward is to be paid.

ROAD AGENTS AT WORK.

Highwaymen Attempt to lloid"L'|: . at."
Near Watertown.

Warnizrowx. N. \'.. Aug. 1. An at-
tempt was iiiadc by highwaymcn to iiold
up the alum: that carries tho mail hntwaen
Russia and llouvnrncnr in St. llawrnnah
county. When bearing a icon swamp. tho
drlvor. Evnrctt Snynr. saw two man wail:-
lng slowly in tho road ahead of him. As
he draw near ho spind a third one among
the bnsbns. who urnhhcd the lions and at
tempted to stop tho learn.

’l‘hn drivor grabbed tho whip and began
to ply it. ovcr the man's liciill. 'l‘lin drivur
hit. biin an awful blow botwecn tho eyes
with the butt and of thy whip. fallingblm
to the ground. with blood streaming from
his noun. Ha was pioknd up byhls com
paliions and taken away. 'l‘lin driver pro-
condnd to (ionvorncur and raportmi the
ail'oir. and tho country iii hcing snnrchod
for the highwayninn.

(‘hinn Deniers Fall.

liAlfl'illlllli‘, Aug.” i.——li'rank M. ilakni
and licorgn l'. Fornny. trading as Frank
hi. liaknr lb l'o., d'nah-rsi in ulllillli'ltl'li at
lib? Wail lloriiinn atroct. liavc nindu an as’
aluiiineiit for tho benefit of cmlilcrs. 'l'lic
asaiglieos gave bond in (school), which in
llicutns assets of $-i.‘".,limi. lluiiiicsv in the
trudo and inability to make colimsliona an
uixnn mi thneauaooi llin iuilurn and in
estinmto oi the liabilities has lilit'il made.
it. in thought. however. that ”in creditor:-
Will ho paid in full.

I.| Hung (‘hang’n Coming.

l'uimmmuii. Aug. i.~lt wnaleariiod
tho offices of tho lntnriiational Naviga‘
tlon company that id lining Huang. the
viccroy of yellow luckot fimin. had angina-id
apartmcnts for himself and‘ unit on board
the stcanicr St. Louis. which sails from
Southampton on Aim. 2:. it is probable
that Li will visit (iralnps' shipyards in
this city as ho is greatly iiitorcslcd In chip
building.

Tho (‘lovrrnmcnt's Exposures.
Wasulxo'rox. Aug. i.--'l'ha nxpnndl
turns of the government for' the mouth oi
Jilly have nxcnmh-d tho receipts by .18.-
126,790. The total rcrelpla for tho iiiniith
worn $29,029.20" and tho nspnmliiurm
l42£,|l'il’i.liillli. ’l'oday tho rncoiplscxnnndml
the espnnditurns by sili:l..'iu:i. 'l‘bn Mail
illiln rash balancn in tho tn-aaury. includo

in“ the gold rcacri'c. ll rune, l H.219.

Wife of Iris-Justice Smith Dead.
(institutions. N. i’.. Aug. l.~)iru.
Smith. wilc ni exuiuullnn oi the riiiprnnu
liourt Junior 1‘. Smith. died snildi-nly at
bar homo in this village. iiilml 74 roars.
Mrs. Smith was tho sintnr of Justin-c nl
tho Suprcmn Court William ll. Adams oi
this piano. Him is survived by her liliabalid
and live children.
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. Weather Ion-cast.
Fair; inodnratnly owl; northerly winds.

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or 0:1. l ; full It”
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M amide-lira“ W
sally Nowadays. .

u—l-n-y—o- ‘

in former than ilnlnteuta and vial;
tors sold over all internal remedies. be.

cause people mistook mm ford“. -

um and attacked a pain. when they
hand it. Temporary relic! convinced
them they were right. and so they laid
a return of the pain to) return. of the
complaint. when in tact the diseaso
Was there all the time. A baékachs in
not an aching of the back. but so achc
ing or the kidneys and remedies must
reach the kidneys and be perfect in tho
zork at that, before permanent relic!

secured. Doan'a Kidney Pills are
perfect in their work and permanent in
their cpre. A backache gives way It
once. because the kidneys resume their
normal function and there is nothing
tosctie. There is nothing so hard to
combat as the "evidence of our
ceases," and yet all who believe as on
the subject of backache are glad they
did because of the cure. ‘

Here Is a case in point rigid. here at
home. Mrs. John Mains, who resides
in [Cost Nor-walk, at No. 23‘s. Osborn
avenue. her statement of .ihe benefits
rcnoivedJrom Dean's Kidney Pills in
short. lint pointed. She says; "i have
been troubled with kidney complaint
since i had scarlet fever when a little
girl; have had backache a great‘deal ol
the time. i got a box of ilcan's Kidney
Pills at Piaisted’s drug store and they
have relieved me of mill-cubic." Lot.
of Smith Norwalk proof like this. that.
testifies to the merit of Dean's Kidney
Pills.

. For role by dealers. Price. 50 cm
Mailed by Fodter—Mliburn Co.. Billialo,
N. Y.. sole agents for the United

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FASHION NOTES.
Capos More and More Frivolouflmlk and
Lace Collar».

Tailor made carts are mado much short-
cr. null some of tho newc-stc-omo very little
below tho waist. lino. 'l'hc skirts o! cloth
dresses are now lining.r irillcli inside the
hem with silk. lf thny lmvo not tho friil,
a silk ih'iuncall pettimums worn matching
the lining oithc coat or loose jacket.

Capos are growing widor and wider and
shorter and shorter. The [WV/vii. ones
iinvcnhout six inches of opmpw material
at the top—velvvt. hronulln or silk. a.» the
was» may lite—41nd then u. «la-up fi'ill of lace
or chiffon lurulml by a full rut-ho of the
some annals. 'l‘bn mpn is linnd with Hill.
of u lmrmonlzing or ruminating color. a

 

'l .H l lu'l .\ 1'1 ill L'l‘.

floiiiu'c of which is carried to the «aim! of
tiu- rliiflon frill. A with-niche finishes tho
neck.

lrish l-mclint low- is to be worn again.
It is u rich. heavy hulidiiilido l:i(‘l' ri-avmv
bilnlf Ruipuriu but can easily ln~ imitated
in imu-liliu- iiimlo filifillil.

l'oluru-d silk and lsvo collars niubrolll-
('l’f‘ll with fit‘llillnfllil‘llu'ui'll in prnfnnziirc
to tho simpler one! arm last summer. rice
quinsond splingh's still pn-viili in trim.
minus. appearing in uiillinnry. on gnu us
and cloak: and in most of tho acummrina
oi llll‘ lo‘li't. Bolts of oi.‘r~l'liippilil..r mailiiiw.
like llu- w-alcsof n serpent. urn awn. and
a4 llll‘y :m- \vovnn of I‘llliilli' wclililiur llu-y
ill. \‘l'i')' m-ll. .

liliwliil'i ari- wry short and are now nut
in Him “llll tlu- lullll'l'. ’l'hl'yim- slim-lied.
lllh'tl with shot or lil‘iu‘lll‘ allk and lum- an
llll'li wido- “who of tlw Nlilll‘ iiinlnrial jinn
insidi- illl' lll'fil. no that :i uliiiipw- of it may
la- naught iii ”iv llliililllh'. illuminant lirl' lint
dmli'uhln. l-xvnpt for an ill dovnlofsnl flit
iiro \Vlill‘ll requires ll with-hing ofil‘l't at
the hips. A luialpin mom-iii» oils: of tha
iinmt plt'MlllK lint-«i of a imwcful shape
and llividns the form into two mvtlom.
which in not artistically mtlsfurfnry.

'l'hn illustration shows a mirth-n par”
gown of clinliio'nbln toilet“ in urnynml
pink. with a pativrn oi im-cu follow. The
millet skirt. is plain. The fitted bodice ht
covered by allrrnotc applimitions of white
lht'tl insvrtlon and guuzc puillnipt. The
oorsolnt is plain. o roan with foliage lining
pineal M the left side. The taillnr and how
am of very light nimnmhblc tumult. 'l‘bn
simvrs. which terminate at the elbow. an
dram] by Mo buckles

Juoic Clinician

Mott’s Nerverine Pills

The pal
remedy for
man and
‘7 333.35%:

 
 

sin arias
”Gilliam

 

,.....
Dr. [land a h ‘ . , .

and Colic moan!“ .cmhildmn and find
nothing to equal t _ . ; ‘ work
like magic. 1 would‘not- be without

 
 

them in my homo. The little ones love
Dr. Hand's Colic Cam and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith. 21 Wood street. At all
druggista, 250. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Poison ivy. insect bites. broiseuculds.
bums arc uickly cured by Dewitt's
Wilchsze Salvo. the great pile cure.
E. P. Weed and (i. (I. Btillaon.

Marvelous M

From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
dcrman.of Dinioiidnlo. Mici- weam por
milled to make this extract: ‘1 lawn no
limitation in recommending Dr. King'a
Now Ihscovcry as tho results were al-
niost marvelous hithecasnof to wife.
Whilo I was pastor of the ptist
church at Rives Junction shc wail
brought dorm with pneumonia succeed-
inglmGrippo. Terrible paroxysnis of
coughing would halt hours with little
interruption. and it. seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend re-
commended Dr. King's New‘Discovm ';
it Was quick in its work and liluhy
satisfactory in its results." Trial bot-
tlci-l free at G. (5. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood's drug stores. Regular size 50c.
and iii. ‘

Boys will be boys." but you can't ai-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple mama by having Dc-
witt's (Jolie and Cholera Cure in the
house. E. P. Wood and G. (J. Stilliion.

Electric Bitten.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gonor-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust-
ed feeling prevails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and ultemtivk: is felt. A prompt
used this medicine has often averted
long and pet-ha -fatal bilious fevers
No medicine act more surely in
in connteractinga freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. i di-
gestion, constipation. dizziness yicl to
Elmtric Bitters. Fifty cents and 81 per
bottle 1.at (‘1. C. Stillson's and E. P.
Weed's drugstores.

Many a day's work is lost by sick head-
ache caused byindigestion and stomach
troubles. DcWitt's Little Early risers
are the most efl'ectuul pill for oven-om-
ing such difficulties. E. l’. Weed and
(l. (I. Stillson. .

Starr. or Olllu. CITY or Tatum. ; fl
. Ll'l'Aé-l Corsrv. i‘”
FRANK J. (.‘iinxm' makes oath that be
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
(.‘iinxnv & (.‘o.. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the can of H.\i.i.'.~l (Tannin!
Cl'iis. FIIAXK .l. (:iiizsizv.
Sworn to before me and subscriber] in
my presence. this llth day of December,
A. D.. laws.

\‘I’

i , I .
l 9“" i Notary Public.
Hall‘s Catnrrli Care is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
ous surfaces of the system. Semi for
testimonials. free.
F. J. Cruiser & l.‘o.. Toledo, 0.
w Sold by Druggists, 75c. '
The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by idolcnt ulcers and open
sores. Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve
somlily heals them. It is the host piln
nurn known. B. l’, “'ui-(l and G. i'.

Htillsim.
Children 9:. v for
Pltcher’s Gastoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave li-‘l' ('astcria
\viwn aha was a Child. aim 5...: for iiastoria.
When she hwama Mina. she cling to I'Mtnria.
Winsome had L‘blhlrnnahegavuthem Caloric.

 

it (locali't manor moi-ls whether nick
hi-ndiichc. hiiiousiu-SJ. indigestion and

unavoidable lviri-unmtmir-l-s.
Little Karly Risers will speedily run-
thoni all.
\Vl‘rll.

You Don’t lists To 8m Oil.
says the St. InuisJournnl of Agriculture

famous tobacco habit cure, ”We know
of many cases cured by No—To—Ha ..

smoked and chewed for twenty from.
two boxes cured him so that even flir-
smcll of tobacco makes him sick." No-

i’laistod. 30 euro no pay.
Chicago.

Don't trifle away time when you how
cholnra morbus or dinrrhwa. Fight
them in tho beginning with ier'»
(folio 6‘: Cholera (.‘nrn. You don't lllIVI'
to unit for results. they arc inalantun’
cons. and it loaves the barrels in hc-nlthy
vrmditiou. B. i’. Weed and (l. C. rllili~
son.

Children cry for
Pltcher’a Gastorla.

 
 

Dublin's Avalon Salvo

The boat solve in tho world for cats.
bruises. Nlfl’l. ulcers. salt rhcum, favor
son-ii. tottcr. cha pod hands. chilblaimi.
mans, and all sk n erdptlons. and mi-
tivniy cures piles. or no pay min red.

prov it is guarantml to give perfect satisfac-

i’ricc to tennis
Weed and U. C. Stillson.

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thin or money, mfandnvl.
perbcx. E. .

if you have over soon a little child in
the nanny of summer cmnpialnt. you
can recline the danger of the trouble and
appreciate the value of instant-limos

which relief always afforded by DaWitt'a (Julie

at t’hclmr Core. For dysentery and
«limbo-a it is a ri-liablc mainly. We
could not alumni to mmmencl this an a
care if it were not a care. ii. i’. Wm]

 

 

and G. (l. Still-on.

who .

A. W. Chums.” ‘

constipation zirn ("3"er by angle-rt or in; .
lawn: 's.‘

E. P, Stillaon and (.5. l’.’

in an editorial about No~To-ii:w. the

One. a prominent St. Lotus architect. - .

To-Bac sold and guarantors] by R. il.‘
Book free :
Sterling Remedy (30.. New York or

 
 

 

Maria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub:
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Peregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil It is pleasant. Its ‘
guarantee is thirty years' are by
millions of Hothors Castoriaistho
Children's Panacea—tho Mother's '
Friend. ‘ '

CASTORIA '
For Infants and Children.

Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Custom. and u: that the {ac-slim.)

signature of . . _

is on the M
"appenlr m
Weshallpro- ' '

tect ourselves and the public at alkhautds.
Tin Cannon COMPANY. 77 Murray 8L. N. Y.

 

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1678 (0 [883.
Offices. 436 Main Street.
BRIDGEPORT. (.‘0NNo

 

Norwaik
Lobsters!
Soft

Shell >'
‘ Crabs!

HUNT & ZELUFF.

 

 

. And ill“ prettiiur. and altogether». ti o
ii.o~l riillrfdiflllf}' \vallp;1}x~i’i.~ right lien-
11 this store. This isn’t an idle state-
nacnl. li‘sthn plain truth. Any kind
of wall decoration your fancy may sup;-
7 first is waiting: for you at this address.
Painting. paper hanging and dvcorat- ,
mu. ‘

i if not convenient for you to call at tho
. more. drop a friend. and i will lioplclnoll
0 call on you with ufull line of sniiipli a.

E. E. GORHAM.
10 FIRST AVENUE.
l EustNorwaik. - - Connecticut

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