or excess”.
W
his ru- W
to “autumn. ~
lies. ll..- Cw
Willie estimators!
_ icsr ending June 80.
, - .3 by the several motive
‘ 5 foot up “81.718.970.60,
, Johann, , estimated for
m,m.cosos for that year.
Wflnmbllshment. 04,879,-
more establishment, tissue, -
establishment. must): for-
.32,l:l-i.77:l.fi‘!; ludian st-
21,595.57 : pensions, 814 i .328.»
u
‘ _ public works. ”1,437,061.92; point"
j » _ 31.838.384.47; mlsrcllunmus. #36,.
M ii“: permanent annual approprlao
”90.078.220: moo. H2l,7ll§,il?0.6ii.
,, lolniestlninle for furllfloalions and
million works of ili'feniill in 815,815,256,
7 ' ..’ill on int-reuse of more than 100 per
”"1. the appropriations for the pres-
In! your. Five million dollars is
for the consultation under recent
.. _ of «ingress of gun and mortar bat-
fill. $500,000 for sites for fortifications
vip- 'iml llH-‘ilw'i. ”05.000 for the
imtlumi ri-pnlr of fv'i'fillv'i’illiii‘n,
_ Gailfiil‘llm «'Iliiellmlnllurl of 40:1 nulls
Boliimllliill-elll.s, :‘Holmliiil im- loi‘lioilinw
lilif‘llm‘ iii, .iilil étl,?31‘,1.i‘.
“ lent l'll‘llll-‘n‘xlhiis, whirl: ill
S'l».'ll'l,3.‘.'> ‘ml‘ .rrlml ll..." stumps!
s,‘;8i,i2rl.i.lllli for szcol bimeciilualiing
Wand $1,697,886 for reserve supply
some: and projectiles. For construc-
“flm “d enlargement of buildings at will
fit} postal ”$00,000 is asked.
. minty of slate mmnmends an
Million of $350,000 to enable tin-
W States to nix-opt the invitation of
.Jh‘cifrench republic to take part in lilo
; limb exposition of limo.
n.4,“.
lili‘
ix" RAYS FOR BLlNouEss.
lfllfl'l Illhl Entered in the All! of Ed-
‘ . / lson's Mirvolonl Light.
_ NIWARK, N. .l'., Dec. 8.~(5uidcd by X
.‘ my: provided by 'l‘hoiuus A. Edison, u
Marinated by Drs. W. 0. Bailey and
4.1). Wendell has probably restored sight
to 10-year-old Mary Sclioolinor of this city.
, . Two years ago the girl fell on her head.
When picked up, her skull was apparently
uninjured, and the scalp wound quickly
healed. A few months alto she complained
, that there was a mist before her eyes. in
a wak she was totally blind. After it cou-
~ sultstion it was decided to try the X rays.
., Thigh-1m taken to Mr. Edison’s labora-
tory of: Orange. The x rays were turned
on and focused against the side of the
child's head. Dr. Bailey could see the bone
pleading down on the little girl's brain
and a dark shadow between its convolu-
‘tions. It was a blood clot. A plaque was
held before the child’s eyes while the rays
were still being thrown on her head. She
was able to see the shadow. An operation
was performed, and it was found that'the
X rays hod told the truth. There woes
hit of bone pressed upon the anterior por-
tion of the brain, and a blood clot that ex-
tended down and pressed upon the optic
commie-ore caused blindness of both
eyes Bit by bit the clot was carefully cut
away and the skull was trephined, two or
three large buttons of bone being taken
out.
“Unless the nerve fibers hove become
atrophled,” said Dr. Bailey, “there is no
reason why the child’s eyesight should not
be fully recto . ” ‘
Forgot I'll- 0wn Name.
AUBURN. N. Y., Dec. 8.-—-Titus Mead.
who mysteriously disappeared from Locke.
this county, on June 18 lost, has reappear ,
ad st his home. Mcad’s disupiwarance oc-
curred the day before he was to have been
married, and an unsveiling search was
grade for him for several weeks. Mend
claims that he was sundbegged and rob-
bed after leaving his finnt'ee's homo, and
on recovering partial consciousness ho
wondered away and finally roliohed Sour
ers, Conn, where howent to Work on in
form. His identity was discovered about
sweet ago bythe former by whom he
was employed. who mid in a newspaper
an account of his disappearance. Monti
claims filial after he was ussltzillctl lie for-
got everything, even his name. rind did not
, recover his memory until within a month.
county Treasurer Ii Loon short.
, INDIANAPOYJS. “Pr. '5. —-— Fix I'Jountv
Treasurer 11W. Fair was found in be
over $11,000 short in turning over his
illllir“ lo i‘ulmi l n "iv-“r Wines and the
”illillljf .‘rwlzti..~‘ .« l.» i . , .l
.unuiueliwil ,;::.w;;.' l .- l» i u
up lllll illillf'WV’lr « .. .1. m ,_,‘l ,< = .
bulimic, and F
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error. ii'im'i. h, .. . .
'i'lilh’flllll". lin .i. m" r . I. 4- , .i‘j' iii-ii
“finally had cilurlgo oi‘ the nilicu. Solar
sensational developments are eipootmi.
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Postal-non Appointed.
WASHINGTON. Dec. R.-'i‘lle following
fourth class postmaster-u have tween op-
polnted hi Pennsylvania: llsmartine. l".
1). Boys; Ranks, 1.. ll. Ham-r.
TELEGRAPHlC lTEMS.
Il‘liomll Canary, iilsihontrh-sl iiiansgsr,
ll Willi] ill in Chicago.
Two men worn stabbed, mm flilnlly, by
Maw-Jinan in Newtown, N. Y
. Til. five editors on trial in ileriin for
(“libel”). the minister of fonlilm ustlrs
News found guilty and sentenced.
Ii was "bounced in Constantinople
that England and Route had entered into
gin-WP” for enforcing reforms in
Two white men, .lem Werner and
”Nelson, sllspocird of murder, were
from o Jail at Lexington, No, by a
mi hound
WEN McKinley, surrounded
one“ of friends, read the president‘s
in his home at Canton, but made
mu upon it.
retire James F. Moment-y of
has announced himself as n
, “mean of the treasury in
~ . NBKitilcyfs cabinet.
Wlillm J'. Erylln, lets Democratic can-
,for the presidency, was asked hill
of the moment’s message, but de-
sliliid ”express an opinion until he had
W): read and digested n.
,- immune: Louis r. rm will he
_ the but ”Melanoma insurance at
in“ of New York. Governor Elm
M has laid he would appoint him, out
fl-inanilul bu molded to Imps.
animal John R. Fellows, district other.
M liar York county and w»
as Iii eloquent orator, died ' .
.m samurai-simian» .iiu
armrest avatar-slim got
no.
. ,nlnll for the public
for infill by tlielrrespoctlve ti- ‘1:
, £2,0fi2,728.7ii; military .
,wt.’ ”4,292,636.48: naval is.
Jill“.
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.Best Creamery
Butter at 24c.
new clause. GOODS!
VEGETABLES.
Com, tomatoes, string beans, limas.
succotash, peas, 9, i3 and zoo per
can. Heinz‘s baked beans w ll
tomato sauce and Van Cam ’
asparagus tips, 25c; pumpkin a d
squash.
F Rl‘l’l‘.
Fine apricots, 2 cans forage; pears,
peaches, plums, cherries, pine-
apple, strawberries.
All kinds of soups.
R. 8: R, plum pudding.
’ FISH.
Lobster, salmon, shrimp, herring,
soused mackerel and sardines,
13c, 15c, 25c, 350.
If you want something nice, try
Strawberry Jam, 20¢: a jar, at
72 NORTH MAIN STREETJ ,
Samuel Gemstock,Jr
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Florida Senator’s Resolution in
run“: of Recognition.
THE OPBIING 8033381! 00103538
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rust” nine-ms mm to the Bouillon
d the President‘s league-union”
View. Expressed by Soul»: and Roth
Incentives—Opinions of union I'm
Wssnixo'rox, Dec. 8. ... The United
States begun the second session of the Fif-
ty-fourth mugress with crowded galleries
and with that almlilpsnimcnt. of activity
and of greeting that usually attends the
nuismnblinlz of congress. But the ilppi'f
branch of congress never pills aside ill
dignity, and the llll‘f'llllg tlovolopod iii:
donmnstrnlion nr llriillllllli' inrideuls. 'i‘lii
reading of the presiiicni's mossugewus fill
feature of the pull-ceilings, and beyond
this, no attempt we» made to enter upon
the business of thesessiou. To many of
the foreign representatives occupying the
diplomatic gallery the iiiossugo had special
interest and significance owing totlio part
they had taken in the conspicuous foreign
events to which the president; referred.
ll l‘
"if“ “4.19m l’.illlli"l-lll‘. llll‘ lli‘lilllll ”171m
lulr‘dllilll‘. ‘i‘lll ilw‘ be“ l'i.;'isi~ll lutlvialvl'.
: ,‘~l-»i:«:::pli.i [ivy \\«.'?‘-‘ yiwsa-iil. rumor i)“
' guy do Lomr, the b‘panien minimr. Wm
not in attendance during the day. but tin
of tho m-rulnrios of the bipliuish logotioll
carefully noted the inferences to the (“u
lion conflict. Minister Hutu-ii of liliwall
end .\lr. i‘oopot', tho lllm'aiiun minister of
foreign nil‘uil-s were listom-l's, although
the "teenage l-oilislnml no reference in tin
Hawaiian islands. The diploniullv gallery
was vacated as soon as the fol-rig“ ours
lions ml'errod to in the message hail 1101'"
read. On the floor of the senate printed
copies of the mossuge were distributed and
those gave the setiiilors nu opportunity ll
rend l‘lltl sniient {natures lnstvud of listen
log to them; As it result. tlu-ro was scant
ntloiition offer the reading ‘lmd prm-mulml
beyond the first lmlf hour. The reading
of the message covered nuclimlrnnll In
minutes, nod at its conclusion the scouts
adjourned.
Senator (loll For Cuba's Freedom.
Just as the senate wns about to niljouri
Senator Call of Florida arose tooi’for n was
oiution, but which he withdrew until in
day. it is u joint- resolution. as follows:
“Resolved, That the ("tilted Stairs oi
Aiiierloa recognizes the republic of (‘iiliu
as n free and independent government mu!
accord to that people all the rights of a
sovereign and indcpondonl: government in
the ports and within the jurisdiction of
the l'niwd Stalin. " .
Willie the scenes intruding the opening
of the house were both brilliant and inter
listing in the crowds that iliroulzed flu
galleries and the conspicuous personage-
proseol. the priwcmiinlzs themselves “‘l‘l‘i
dull and spiritless. living dislinctivoly
iouline.
The house met. the chaplain invoked lhc
divine blessing on the work of the session.
the roll was called. a L‘llllllllllllll‘ consisting.-
of Mr. l'nimon of lilinois. Mr. l‘oyuo o!
New Yorkuiul .\lr. 'l'urnor of Horn-gin wn.»
appointed to wait on the president, illiil
llie lnitvr's nunuul i-miiuiuiiii-ution Wm
read. The reading i‘tlll‘illilll‘il about l\\'l
hours. It wns .\lr. l‘lcwlund‘s furl-well
message. nmi more was much curiosity u.-
to his views on Cuba especially. but than
was no llf'lilflilull‘iifliln, either of approval
or dissent throughout its mulling. ’l in
holiday iiuluro of the opening season \l‘:|~
saddened by tho nnnouucoiiioiit of ths
death of ox-Sponkor Crisp, which .\lr. 'l'iir
nor of (Georgia forliinlly made in his usso
l'lfilOi-L (lot of flspcct iotlio iiu-liiory of
the lllfltlllglllilll‘d Scorpion, the house,
after adopting: appropriate rrsolntions, iiu»
incdintely adjourned.
Comments of Senators.
Wuslnxo'rox, Den. N.~—(‘ommont in the
salinmlm the moving" were gonoi‘nlly in
vornblo to tho li'liOl‘ of tho message on tin
l‘uiiuii duration. though there \l'l‘l‘l' soim
opposing views vxprvssv‘d. 'l‘liori- were u
largo llilllilll‘l' of sviiutol‘s. iurluiling llll‘lll
ln-i‘s of file mnnluillvo oii fol-i-lmi l‘i‘liilluiir‘.
\vliu ext-used ilii‘iiiu-ivrs ll‘illll expressing
opinions on the ground that [buy llllll ll'Il
irivi-n it cumml reading.
.\lr. .\lorflun (Dotti. l of .\llllluiiillmlli llu
pro-sidi-nl's rot-ital of fartsliml his stole
mm" of tho llllil‘ul lllllll‘s of the [tilted
Stall-a toward lilo l‘ubliii llclligorotiis lhorr
is it response lo the sl‘nlliuout of tho pm
pic, and. i believe, of the senate. itilplscrt-
in'r rlmt no other notion must interfere in
., \ ‘3‘,» ' ,.-,,.,l‘_..\, '
'...,.- .,! if i, ,v‘ .<
.u 'l"')l'."‘ ,..,‘u
l“’ i' .. " ‘r-’ ,t. innit
glam. rlvll wur Iili i’psiii'l‘m'nnll, and on
this i'niso tlvi‘iurutioii it ,liisiillos active Hill
to Spain in l'uriii-lliingnll klildsol‘ llllll‘
fury munitions while it refuses our lumpin-
lllc right to hi'llll anything. uvoii bread or
mod‘ivlnos. to the insurgents. i regret
liiul. this milllllllll lll'llOll is so ilioizivni and
unjust and that. it must still mod many
lives and terrible suffering to is [ample
who are admitted by the lmwmgo to be
or war for the sake of liberty and not in n
n lnl-llns of gaining pom-r for personal
mils.
Mr. 'l‘illmim l llom, ) of South l'iil'lllllllI--
it is oomniollpllu-o. After promising out
to no info doloils, he goes in Nilhl'l' club-
urutoly. The bold, thing about it is that it
is the lost we, will have from thin. source.
lit least the lust message.
lilr. llmvluy (Rep) of Connoctloutwl
have no fault to find with tho pmsltlf'llt's
treatment of tho (Julian question. The
mmsnw is on A whole devoid of sonslliimilll
futures and is tiluniilcti in tone.
.\ff. ('nllllm (Rep. l of Illinois—Tho story
is well enough as for no it lines, but it. (loos
not come out anywhere. The nil-silage is
in unwise o startling document.
Mr. Frye mop.) of Maine—it is, upon
the whole. a cominonpinco document. (in
the Cuban question the president appears
to me to argue both uldcll with equoi arm“
pathy.
Mr. flail (1)0111.) of Floridm'l‘lle mos-
ssne fails to touch upon the real point in
the Cuban duration, ml to whether the in-
dependence of the island should be recolo
nizctl. i am opposed to his autonomy
«shrine, which was tried ill yours use and
failed.
Mr. Mitchell f RPpJ of 0mgmi~TllO
message leaves the ("oboe question as he
finds it. tefrslninlz from any Mlllm‘fidm
mm as to mngnwiotmi notion.
.‘lr. Vllss (firm l of Wisconsin-nit is a
dignified presentation of the mommy's
affnlrs. but in that respect was certainly
nothing more timn what was to be blimp:
id. The review of tho situation in (Jobs
is safe and muserrsliile and interesting.
it. goes as for as this, country could be e:-
pscmdtogoatthepmealtima
Hr. Hols (Bag of Mosul: is a fair
of t ’ '
ooh-s
“it l‘. H.
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btwlfilflflm ”link.
in.
O
. thiw llll'Ulii‘il ‘lll the ordinal.“ “1V?”
which may ’mnus W.
in shell list» to lately”, but the time is
netriilo for that, so until the occasion
”louvre should do nothing to involve
0!"th in a war with Spain.
“Woof Vic's.
Mr. Hitt tiles.) of llllncis. chairman oi
the committee on foreign stairs, declined
diplomatically to give any expression
upon the message. The nutter might at
any time bomnie a subject for the oonsider- ,
alien of his committee, and he therefore
did not think it proper to express an opin-
ion.
Mr.‘ Hmtwole (Rep) of Minnesota,
member of the foreign afloirseominlttre—
The president evidently has been liliprcss
all with sentiment which has been voiced
by the people of the country in regard in
Cubs during the congressional recess. lie
seems disposed to urge some action by the
United States lit the proper time, but fails
to indicate when that time sliuil arrive.
Mr. Cousins (licp.)of iown, illoiiiberot
the remix" affairs (lilmlillfilil—vll- is (ll'lili‘lll
that fire president om-upirs the some posir
lion that he has formerly. To be plain. he
does not believe that the United Smite.
has any right to interfere, and to be equal.
ly plnin, he feels in a greater degree than
he has formorly expressed the syiniiutlly of
the American people for Cuba. lie sociiir
to think it might be possible for a condi-
tion of ull'olrs to exist in Cuba lit some
time. no one knows when. that would
There's a kind to
suit all tastes—
strong or mild-—
jiisllfv intnl'l'oring wil‘ hlglwr in“ und~ r‘inn'
. ,1
“0510118.
What. (fill he mldod in ii »- shun. .
tiou already existing to make it sui‘iivlvnt l
iy serious to justify the interference which
the president bus in mind?
Mr. 'l‘iift (licp. l, of Ohio, lllPllilll‘J‘ of flu
counuittceou foreign i|lTl|lrfi-—-'l'lifl pros-i-
dent's treatment of the (.‘ubun question lil-
ii whole may b0 miisitlortxl its a fut-null no
live to Spain that. the pips-out i-muiilion.»
rnilnoi ho prolonged illdriinilely. llllll‘l‘ll
it. lays a basis for an intervention even be.
fore he goes out of oflim, or it gives him
an opportunity to throw the question on U:
the shoulders of the succeeding mlmiuis-
trillion. Probably he will pursue the int
li‘I' course.
.\lr. llollivor (Ki-p.) of iowu~—'i‘lie presi-
dent‘s treatment of tho l‘uhun question is
hardly satisfactory either to those who do-
siro lo see’Cnbnn indoiwndcnco recognized
or to the class who desire tho United
States to loop clear of foreign disputes.
Modintion by the l'iiited States would be
in the direction of a settlement honorublr
,touiipui'tios, but the president‘s liintnl
what is likely to happen in case mediation
be refused is ii. little too mysterious l'oi
practical purpose.
.\lr. llulzoll chp.) of l’ennslyrunia—
The message is a very filli‘ one in its trout
mom. of routine limiters in the deport-
iiionls. it gives us no udditional light on
Cuba. The president misunu-s from his-
information, which is no doubt reliable.
that the insurgents have no claim to pos-
sessu govoruuwnt or a capital. if this i.-
true, they are not entitled to rcmguitiou
us bellman-tits. and it follows that they
torizilniy could not be. N'l'Clgl’llZf’d as por
scoring imlvponiloilvc.
.\lr. Adams lliop.) of Pennsylvania.
llli'iiilli‘i‘ of committee on foreign illlllll'r-w
The iiiossugo foils ini‘llllflhli‘n mugi‘l-ss on
tho. slate of affairs in the island. it pivo-
us no ri-ul iiifoi‘iiiniimi. uud llli‘l‘f‘ is or
mud about the American citizens who :m
imprisoned thorn.
.\lr. Bartlett liloiii. l of New Yiii-ka'l'iu'
time luls conic. \Vfil‘n the l'iiilctl Ftatt'.‘
should take some iii-m stop in tho Cuban
mum-r. We should soul; in the fin-t film“!
to not as u mmlintor to scour“ autonomy
for Cuba. and if that effort fails we should
inlorveno with forts- of arms.
London Press Comment.
Loxpov, Dov. 8.—-—.»\ll of the twwsptipon
this iiioru'lng lilivc l‘fllfnl‘illlH on President
('lovolnnti’s mvssnizo. Most. of film“ 1“
partied the mossnm‘ us uuvof l‘illlli‘l‘ minor
importance (-xvopt so for as it concerns tlu‘
(Julian question, to “'lllf'll the bulk of the
comment is devoted.
The Holly News says of tho (‘ubnii por-
tion of llll‘. iiii‘ssum': “‘l‘i'os'ulviil (‘li‘vo
luiid's nt‘giliiu‘iit is clear enough. that no
country ]liliiii‘fiu'i‘x‘ llli' right to fostcr u pl-i'
poluul HllllT’l‘L‘ of li'oubloand flint Spain
must l'lflli‘l' pruiitnniuuuiny or soil. Spain.
llil‘Vi'Yi‘l', will probably i-i-fnso in do any-
thing of tho kind. lll‘l‘lll'tl\'t‘l‘lll1ll pi'iilr
will be liillt'il hurt by .\lliol'lvil'~ iiilvrl‘vr
mm». Shir will be mom-:1 in lllr-lhl upon
lit-r right ll) \i‘llllo'p lll‘i' own "ingot-sits
long as who )lll‘llh‘lN', and, Europe llt'lllfl
very sensitive just now on the sully-rt ni‘
llli‘ )lnlli'ot‘ doctrine, Spain will probably
be inillivnliully supported if she holds out.
We. hope she will not. provuil. lk‘i'o‘lllr’f' nu»
lonoiny is best. for (‘ulm mid host for
.' «in .
Spuiu. "
'l‘lm Nlltnrhl iii The 'l'imi-s says: "The
’r . ’ ' .I ., ‘ . .- Wor‘v
.l‘." _. l . ,. -, .l. ,
. l _ . , ‘,.l ‘ ‘ ‘ l . . ,.
inn-i" ' ‘ ’ .3. . our illli; .iltalli-
spit-nulls lost your, When he slui'liml tun
continents by n liiuluu-o of war. if the
Venezuelan question had been hnnilhd us
.\lr. ('lM‘f‘llillil now handles the t‘uhun
question. he might have uvorlcti llu‘ dis-
ruption of tho lli'lllllt‘l'lii')’ and lime lil'pl
liryun llilfl ill'ylitiisul in their previous oli-
m-urlly,
“The present lilessago gives lilo sound
out advice in lbomosl unexveptioiiubln lon~
guano, uoi- ('llil Ibo lmist complaint. be
made of theoiuu'urlcroi‘ llw \vui'n'lugluL
dressed to Spain. it is hot improbable llllll.
Spain will luko ollrnsu, but olrnrly Mr.
(llovoluud is witunlcd by friendly feelings,
mill .‘ipliili will do well to acquiesce. lllll
orwiso tho way will be l‘ll'lli' for ”W infill
onws represented by Mr. (‘nli's rl-mliltloll
in tho M'llflfilyi‘flftll‘llliy. if Spliilirlnsutl
now with Mr. Uluvslnnd's Ui‘i'i‘llil‘f‘il. it
would be difficult for tho .\il-Kiiiluy ndmiir
istrnllon to sun-r a now worse. “
The Chronicle. in collimouu‘llli other
papers, congratulates both ooumrirs ml
the prospmt of the adoption of n uriwrnl
arbitration frosty. It says. “it is vicar
that the Cleveland administration locum
to conclude this grout reform before resign.
lug office."
0! the propmmi Cuban settlement. The
l‘hronlcie soy»: ”We bellow the time line
mused whon the Cuban insurgents will
non-pt any solution pluciiiu Splinlnll ofll;
oinls over them even iioiniuliliy. There is
no mistake. however, about the warning
President Cleveland midi-0mm in Spain.
and Spanish statesmen should he mvuro
that the lletiioornllv government is for
more pacific and («mm-votive In its fermion
policy than the minim; lirpuhiimn ml?»
rmnw'llt is likely to be. Hpnin lllll'l to fare
a humiliating dilemma, but she could not
light’ the l'nliod Sluice for 934 hours.
Therefore slw lililiuld soil i‘lilln quickly.
but he would he no friend of lllf‘ l'nilvd
Elston who would advise bot to buy Cuba. "
The Htlmdnrd suys it thinks that Spain
lmd better aimept .\lr. Cleveland‘s friendly
monsol, ns .\lr. McKinley is not likely to
be less exacting than Mr. illovolnml. “The
Monroe docfrlllo,” says The rialndnrd, “is
melting gum strides. it is slams, hold
pulley, usiquiis free from deeper. For-
umtsiy, natal-us summit is concerned,
tile prospect of the “nitration testy
_mibsmoiironlilcmli. ..
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light or dark.
If you smoke or
chew, test our rep-
utation and find a
kind. you'll like.
Don’t be persuaded into buying lini-
ments without ivpntntion or morib—
Chnmberlnin's Pain Bulin costs no more
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many yours. Such letters as the
following from L. G. Bugley, Huenenie,‘
(Jui., are constantly being received:
"The best. remedy for pain we have ever
used is Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and I
say so ilflf'l‘ having used it in my family
for several years.“ It cures rheumatism,
lame back, sprains and swellings. For
sale by G. C. Stillson.
The old way of deliveriup‘ messages
by post-boys compared with the modern
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
methods of ”breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous core by
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and E. l'. \Vcod.
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need simply apply DeWitt’s Witch
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mngioliko action will surprise you.
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For Infants and Children.
The M
limits it or
linusu w mi-y
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The old lady was right when she said,
thccliildinigiit die if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little niio‘s
life with u few doses of One Minute
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Mr. C. M. Dixon, a well known mer-
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Pa, has n little girl who is frequently
threatened with oroiip, but when the
first syiuptolis appear, his wife gives her
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Word.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications. as they cannot
much the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by on inflamed con-
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lliillil‘fl you hove u rumbling sound or
iiiiporfeot heurinlzuiud when it is entire—
ly closed tli‘iifllrilll is the result, and
unless the ilillninnliuii can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal (‘llll-
dilioluhenrinp will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by rat-
utrh, which is nothing but on iuliiliucd
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We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by calm-ii)
that cannotbecnred by Hall’s Catarrli
(lure. Send for circulars. free.
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people die from lung troubles. These
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since. It isshumleusubstitntc fox
Psregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
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guarantee is thirty yesn’ use by
millions of Mothers. Cutoriaisthc
Children's Panacea-the Mother's
Friend.
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For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Custom. and see that the fu-simu
signature of
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in
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The Beauty of Wall Decoration
depends on the Work of the designer. So
beautiful, delicate and varied me the
patterns in this stock, the most artistic ‘
taste cannot fail to be pleased. If what
you want is not here. you make up your
mind it’s not to be had.
Boeing’s free.
i Painting, paper hanging and decorat-
n .
f! not convenient for on to call at the
stem. drop it postal, an I will be pleased
to call on you with sfuil line of samples.
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East Nor-walk, Connecticut
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At the Sentinol
OM00.
. . MMQMllC‘lE/lhlz
'liirnrroeuwmlzrw
limmfufirm’i
lccusul * or usual;
Serious Charges Made byEllhu
Root Against a Promoter.
KILLIONB AT STAKE IN A SUIT.
Moon Crow, the Organiser of Water (lou-
m Charged With boiling Worthless
Stock to Mrs. HDMHIIII~Afllfld to
Hon Made rein mum
New YORK. Dee. 8.--Soine of the details
connected with the organization ‘ by Moses
B. Grow, a lawyer, of numerous water
works companies come to light yesterday
in the supnnnc court before Judge Trunx
during the argument of a motion mode in
iii-halt of the New York and Westohoster
\Vnmri-mnpany for an injunction to re-
strain the Central 'l‘rust company, Mrs.
Moria ll. iioti-likiss, widow of the gun-
iiiuker, and Joseph Richardson, from dis~
posing of almost $5,000,000 of stock of
different water works companies. '
Mrs. Hatcllkiss invested about Sl,ltll,~
000 in the New York and ii’cstclirstcr Wn~
tor company, the Upper New York Water
company and the New York City ilistriur.
Water Supply cumming, for which she
holds $4,909,700 of stoc . Mr. Richardson
is the owner of $25ll,llil() of stock in the
New York and Wcsichtulcr company and
the Upper how York Water company. for
which he pnid 850,000.
Mr. Crow wus the organizer of each of
these coinixmies, which supply water to
towns and villages in and nbmn Wren-hos _
tor county. ll isi-lniined lliut Mrs. lion-h-
kiss and .\lr. Richardson cntcrmi into no
agreement. by which they were to iulvniioo
{5600.000 in) "finance" the companies, nnd
that they were not to be entitled to tho
bulk of their holdings of stock until this
agreement was compiled with. Their stock
is in the hands of the (‘entml Trust (‘0!!!
puny, The purpose of the injunction now
sought for is to provrnt lhom from inzll;
iniz any (lispi‘isition of tlivir stock until
they curry out this allcgcd ugm-nicnt.
Elihu Root, in opposition to the motion, 'l-
in behalf of Mrs. liolcliklss, said: “This
case presents no example of the most. 01(—
trnorilitinry, reckless und {also swearing
upon the port of the complainant tlintI
have ever witnessed. This flllll'l Crow got
hold‘ of $1.llii,l)illl of good money upon
qiicstlminble water works securities that
be nssurctl her were us good us govteriiinclit
bonds. and now he has the iiupudenoo to
some iiito'i-ourt and ask to restrain her
from disposing of her purchase upon the
vague statement of an imaginary contract
that she was to finance the. company. i
sholldoiiiaud thut the public prosecutor
tnko uctioii upon the foisc oaths that have
been made in this complaint.
Sent Her Glowing Letters.
Mr. Root presented many letters which
Mr. Crow linil writtvti to Mrs. Hotchkiss.
who is ill years old. giving: her glowing
accounts of the condition of tbw‘oinplr
nios. rccoininciuliiig the stock as it safe
uiul good invosmiciit null (lot-luring that
she could got nothing better. She iiict .\lr.
Grow in isslll, illld at. oiu-v be begun to so-
licit- lu‘r to invest. in water stock. Her
first advance was $35,000. Fl‘mll ililli“0
time be induced llt‘l‘ to soil various rail-
roud builds in order to ruisn motley to in
reel in his ivnlcr Works companies. When
Mrs. ilotchkiss asked him on one occa-
sion why his stocks were not put. on the
iiiurki-t, lie cxpluiucd that they wore “too
gout .” niid were only hold for friends, as
they would pay ill lwr rem.
Mr. [lion declared that both Mrs.
Hotcliklss uud .\lr. Richardson had voted
tlioinsoivcs stock licyoml what they had
piiid for, the other d‘m‘ctors voting with
them on their protiiiso that they would
carry out the ni'rmigi-inom to advance
money for the benefit of tlu- t-oiiipuiiics. "
This ligrociiioiii, lll‘ said, was made on
July 27, isms.
.\irs. liotcliklss doiiies that any such
ugrwiiicut was made. states tliut she never
voted as u (lirvcfor of ilic coiiipuii‘ics. :md
snys ,v'm oiituiiiml most of lll'l‘ stool; before
tlic (lulu «if lili‘ lilioui'tl ngn‘enu‘nl. Mr.
Richardson also (lf‘lili‘fi the making of any
surliogrvonu'ut ulul (li‘l‘li‘li'f’u tliut hero
coivvd u portion of his still-k for services
f'i‘Jillt‘l‘l‘ll :is on l‘xlit'l‘i on the Water works.
.\lr. [lion lll'i'lili'l‘ll that ho luui more
than u lllllllll'l'll hitters from Mrs, lion-li-
kiss Wllli‘ll would show that silo had made
unuurmwuoul. to iiiiniu-o llu» voluminous
lie was glvru ii wvck within which to pro-
tlum :uliiiiiouui nilidiivils, and Judge
’l‘runx took the papers and t‘l-sci'votllils
decision.
Mutilated ('levelund's Picture.
(lithium, Ilor. H.»—'l'liv lili'tiil‘ll of i’rosl
di'nt (‘low‘uiul whit-h l'ililL! in lh‘ rooms
of llll‘ (hi ll\ County I lui u-mlu- vilill, lists
lll‘tlllt'lil in illi‘l‘lN‘, ’llli- [lol‘lolrgilurs «if
the ill'i'il lilo ll!...il4li\‘li, it is ‘Illlllllisml in
he llil‘ lawn“ of flu-strife llv'livw'll flu, L'tilil
:iml N'llli‘f‘ u'inusuf Uli‘ purl): whirl» rmvlr
got] its ill-lg)” ll: llw :lnlilml i’lilll vim-lion
l .\lolulll)‘.
’iliu pirtuw, uhirh was one or
llii‘ Inrum‘. iillil lllll‘sl ill llll‘ pro-illicit! in
tlxlhll‘lil'i‘. \vue pointed in lliill‘ulo illlil
brought in the imlioiiul roiiwlllimiui‘ Nils
by the lliill'ulo lh-ilim-i-uls. who [misvlm'il
illt‘ l‘lll‘ll‘dli to the i'onk f’mlnty [honor
rut-y.
Trouble flatworm Peru and liollvln.
. l.i\l.\. l'i-ru. lhw. h.»—-(lllflf‘l‘\'l'l’!‘ lii‘l'l' #00
u lil‘llldllillll)’ ill' iillliilil‘l' l'llll‘ll of “Him lite-
lv\\‘l:l‘ll Porn and liollv'ln mrl' lilo now ll‘fill‘
lllilWlill'll is bin-wing. owing to ilullviu
having prouwdoil to fix Illi' litults of iwr
l’rnnlivrs ill the Amazonian lllulrirts willi-
oilt lilivililz first lululv nil lirrmlsroim-nt
with Port: for the (lf'lllilllllllllll, The lion»
lnoruio in ill) mlllorlnl on the sublet-t
sexy: "’1 his during llsllrpni ion of territory
excites tln- mlvlvrlinivni's utiutllioli. it is
iurvilliblo ihnl. llli‘l‘l‘ will be u conflict.“
Largest Landowner In America mod.
.\ll'r‘l‘l’rhi‘, in” lieu. li—«Wlllluln ilru.
ry of Mom-r county. iils.. o lliillliluliliotr
hire and tho lot-gout lundolvner in the
United States. diwlnt his home in New
Huston, ill-{ml li'l. llu loaves ml lloirs G!
rcpt his wife. llo has been a resident of
lllm‘t‘i‘f‘ county aim-e ism. ills possessions
outside of lliinols lire in Nebraska, Goi-
ni'lvdn nnd 'i‘oxns, about if") sections of
which urn in tho intwr stilts. lie Petil‘lllly
spent unwind in irrigntlon in ('ulormio.
Mill-m!" Belem lo Jamel».
Klvrls'rov, .lmnillml. line. it. —~ The
sl'lmmlol' .\ingpin, i'upililn Miller, lins boon
l-llptlmul oil Aiilinlf boy. .lninnloli. with
lll'llil', llllllillmlillm and N'i'f‘i‘iil prominent
lfuliolis bound for l'ulin uii lmurtl. 'i‘lln
.lplimi Was mode by the .imlmlvuli lilritt
'lil wvm-mncut under the foreign enlist.
"will all”.
M~.~.M
rm Years For Arson.
l‘l.i‘)lflll’l‘ll, L“. if, Doc. ll. «A. l..
Chandler, indicted for arson nod burglary
It Qrforil, in the no room mutt. retracted
hispieo of not. gill ty and was sentenced
to live more in slate prison. The also of
mm by G”. 0. 3m. Mill. XW'
Walk
iii-ii. Wright. indicted jointly with Clien-
tlisr. rm dismissal. l
Norwalk Chronicler