. . rIIalpent. . and the
.’ ‘lce ughes. editor of t, e
“ll" .31"... “Ii“ ”i”
.. synlpa y . e'p sorter a
1'? a are the taat'that Dreyfus
, 'dew instead of a poor one. and
‘ desire to lnlure a tidal nation.
utely Innocent man." con-
su. Davitt. “was ever convict-
In’sny civilised country by a
bi “ No civilized country
produce a conspiracy of men ed-
.. cultured slid responsible like
. nch military chiefs to stoop to
banshee» and forum of plotting to
a nalgnlileaut. petty odIcer. The
on is too monstrous to be en-
.. "by and‘udnd unwarped by
_~ch feeling. What have you
. ~ tit Florence Maybrlck? Your
. let justice is said to believe her-
. iii. So do many eminent Eu-
men and tens of thousands of Am«
,. us. Why has she not had a sec-
trial if innocent? She has suffer-
Oil on times more than Dreyfus could
a , in She Is an American citizensh-
dflbnsd more or less by the press and
‘plihlic‘opinlon of her country. which
“Dropout the .London phrased insults
toi‘li'ranee for the alleged miscarriage
f:“us,ti'ce. but which do not have a
, ’ of reproach against .. England.
7 w ch refuses to listen even to the pe-
‘_ 'of mercy addressed by their-
rtunate countryman's ilritlsh goal-
III
. 0.» '
sflhe Bey. Hugh Price Hughes. In
the Methodist Times, protests against
”tbs first of English gentlemen. the
Brinoe of Wales being allowed. as
. diurnal! of the British committee, to
: associate with liars, forgers and as-
. “in"
‘ nabs wrraour BAIL.
mm-fmold Bey Arrested for
, ' g lilting Driver efa Bake Wagon.
immutable. Mass. september lila-
Etlwird Ray Snow. the seventeen-year-
oid boy who was arrested in Middle-
' 0 yesterday afternoon. on a charge
1' murdering James I". Whittemore.
vsr of a bakery wagon. at Yar-
houtb. Wednesday night. was arraign-
«I In the first district court, here this
forehead before Judge Swift. Snow
" tied not guilty and was held with-
‘ «,ball tor a further‘ hearing on Sep-
' her 25.“ .-
priaoner looked very pale and
‘ ‘ rd. and from his appearance it
_ ,a’ l'ltlt he slept but little. during
he g .
ferry. officers who are. handling the
y “'are'positlve In theln opinion that
‘ Romero was shot in order
_. ' . i
r gyms rum erer might obtain the
‘ ey~he carr ed wtih him.
still raver concurrence.
my later-eating Addresses on the Pro-
, .. _ mic Amused for Today. '
’ V 'Cfllclgo. Betamber iii—The pro-
gramme announced for today's session
“the trust conference follows:
“arising session—Addresses by Louis.
litres, of the National Single Tail
.e.
‘ . ‘ Trust From the Socialist Point
(lbw. by Thomas. J. Morgan. of Chi-
3?!“ Unions and Trusts. by Henry
. Ito. of New York. general secre-
. buyer the United Garment Workers
of rice.
_. run and Steel Worker's View of
Combination. by If. M. Garland, ex-
' nt of the. Amalgamated Assoc.
lotion of Iron and Steel Workers.
swims by I. D. Chamberlain. of
the "nights of Labor; n. E. Clark.
grandlchlef conductor of the Order of
Hallway conductors; John W. Hayes.
new of Knights of Labor. and
‘f Shi‘ite Gompers. president of the Am-
.’ cricangll'ederation oi Labor.
.: 'i oon session—Property Rights
" f ‘ union Rights. by M. I.. Lock-
.w. ‘ .ipresident of the American Antl-
W League.
" New Jersey and Trusts, by Edward
Keasbey, of New Jersey.
' Address by Prof. Edward W. llemis,
.-_ Necessity of‘Suppr‘esslng Monopolles
While Retaining Trusts. by Prof. .lohn
8. Clark. of New York.
, The Profilem of Trusts and Some.
Pyopfed' clued cs. by William I ItI'
fey F ullre. of Indiana. 1
"UIHIMIOTII of ‘Practlcalile 1.. al
Remedies Against Trusts and ("om-
Mhfl. by Robert S. Taylor. of Indiana.
T Address by Edward W. Rosewatcr.
of‘Nebr-aslra.
The Tendency of the Present Indus-
use Bybtem to Co—oneratlon Rather
Than Competition. by W. P. Potter.
The Limits of Competition. by Rev.
Washington Gladden. of Ohio.
Evening session —-Address by W.
,. Bourke Cochran. of New York.
‘4 address by William J. Bryan. of
man.
CADET HAS APPENDICITIS.
Los Angels. Calif.. September 15-—
The United States coast steamer Path—
finder. Captain Perkins, has arrived
‘ ‘. The vessel 1m Washington. I).
. 0.. some time ago for San Francisco.
her last stopping place having been
Milo. She touches here in order to
’ohtaln surgical aid. for James Sylves-
w. of St. Louis, a cadet whorls sut-
uring 'from appendicitis. Sylvester.
video case Is critical. will be. brought
. seam and the Pathfinder will pm-
used to Slit Francisco.
"anions lglrm READY FOR s..A.
."Sba Francisco. September ire-rm:
' t Belgian King Is ready to put
I. and will get away. according
to wildlife. on Saturday. She will
“ the field and staff officers of tho
Thirty-fourth Infantry and several
companies. The transport Grant will
follow the Belgian King to sea. She is
enacted to sail on Monday. The big
is:
To
. his opponent three to one all the way
Don't give up.
ment has lost many a life.
Flw'it out. Try every nfeans.
Failure in one case does not mean
success Is an impossibility.
Everybody makes lubtakes.
Experience is the modern instructor.
Profit by tibe expenienoe of others.
It may save your life.
The experience of friends and neigh-
born.
The testimony of South Norwaik peo-
ple l
Will bring renewed molest.
Here Is a case In .
Mrs. J. Jennings of No. 3 Teller
strect. a cltlsen of 800"! worms: nyb:
"I'. like a. lot of other citiselna, got
[Man’s Kidney Pills at Plallstetrs Drug
Store. My' back ucired let the than. and
airlrolgb I had very little faith In pro-
prietary medicines. I thought they
wouldn't hurt me, and obey nriflst do
some good. i was surprised lsow QIIICII-
Iy and quietly they acted. When i flu-
Ished the box the backache disappear-
“‘7'
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price I'll) cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by quiter-Milburn
00.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents ilor l‘Il'i
Uhlfled States. -
lbprnember the mme—Ikran's—aud
tulle no outer.
VALUABLE VAIIISB MISSINII,
Contained flask Notes, Beads and Sugar
Steele sad Valuable Duo-eats.
San Francisco, September 15““. It.
ed from Honolulu on the steamship
Australia last Tuesday and register-cu
at the Occidental. Among his eilccu
was a valiso containing. it Is said, be-
tween 880.000 and 850.000 In bank
notes. bonds and sugar stm-ks. togeth-
er with a number of other valllnbll
documents. A few hours after his or-
rival be. missed the vullse. An Investi-
gation has been made and It. Is now
thought that Mr. iianning's property
is now on its way back to Honolulu.
having been sent on board the Nippon
Mill'll by mistagc as part of the bug‘
gage of Purser River. of that. vessel.
IlOBBS-HATTIIBWS FIGHT.
Minneapolis lley Minimal for rail-
brain the Last Round.
New York. September Iii—Bobby
Dobbs. from Minneapolis. who recent
Iy returned from England and Scot
land. where he won several ring b.ii
ties. met Matty Matthews. of Neil
York at the (‘oney Island Sportinr
club last night. and was lllsuiinliflei
in the. final round of a twenty-five.
round bout for fouling.
Referee George Siler hail cautionci
Debbi}... hree times previously. but liac
the f not occurred In the last rouuc
Matthews would have probablv wol
the decision anyhow. as he mitpolnleli
Dobbli was the stronger man for tho
greater part of the journey. blit Mat-
thews was the cleverer boxer and
from the nineteenth round took on a
new lease of life. The battle was fierc-
ly fought. Four thousand persons saw
the fight. .
A ursrllav SOLVED.
Weak-lladed Daughter Committed Ar-
son and Poisoned Chickens.
‘ New Britain. September l5—Detec-
tive Quintard. of Hartford. who has
been for seventeen days working on
tile poisoning and arson cases on the
premises of James Donovan. a farmer
residing on (‘llnton street. has solved
the. mystery connected ..with the case
A weak-minded daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donovan. aged seventeen years
was the cause of the trouble. and when
the facts were learned Mr. IXIIIOV‘III'
refused to take further steps In the
matte . and there will be no court pro
ceediil s. Mr. Donovan had a number
of chickens poisoned. his barn burned.
and sortie beans that hIIiI been cooked
for the (amily to eat were discoverer
to be. poisoned. When confronted witI.
the evidence the girl denier] it. but it
was soon learned that. she became
wrought up over the. attempted murder
of Rich. for which Schell recently plea-
ded guilty and was given a state pri-
son sentence. Following so soon after
the lilch affair the matter occasioned
milch excitement in this vicinity.
TANDEM" i.'l' FUNERAL.
‘_...__._.._
Church Services Preceded by Short Ils-
erclies at the. House.
New York. September iii—Funeral
services were held over the remains of
Cornelius Vanderbilt today in St. liar-
tholomew's Episcopal Church. The
church funeral was preceded by‘ short
exercises at the house, to which only
members of the family and close
friends were admitted. The Rev. Dr.
David ll. Greer, rector of St. Bartholo—
mew's. officiated at both services.
From the house to the church the fun-
erai party included Mrs. Vanderbilt.
her children. Comellus. Gladys. Regi-
nald and Mrs. liarry Payne Whitney;
William K.. Fredrick and George Van-
derbilt. brothers of the dead man;
Mrs. Elliott I~‘. Shepard. Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Sloane and their two children.
and Mr. and Mrs. McKay ’I'wombly.
THE NEXT RAPE.
New York, September I5—The next
rae between the sloop yachts Columbia
and the Defender will take place off
Newport. R. I., next week. The De-
fender has sailed for that place and the
Columbia will follow her tomorrow.
The latter yacht will go out for a trial
spin on the Sound this afternoon.
BOSTON OI'T 0F t‘OMMlSSION.
Mare island Navy Yard. Calif.. Sep-
tember iii—The lTnited States Cruiser
Boston will go out of commission to-
day. The members of her crew have
either been discharged or transferred
to other vessels.
CURRENCY BILL PASSED.
Simla. September It’s—The council to-
..l r
Pill
Banning. a Hawaiian capitalist, arriv~ .
'V".
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b Allendrotll Bros,
ortebester N. Y.,
and controlIed b as
in the Town of or-
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Edward I. Bailey. Pres.
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OPEN IVIIV IVININO.
W. S. STURTEVANT.
A. DCKERIMN
It is between seasons for many kinds of
mains of summer stock ‘nt Low Prices.
(loads for FALL STOCK. We invite your attention to our
Excellent Values in Hosiery!
CHILDREN’S HOSE. -
Fast Black, Double Knee. . . . . . . . ..l0
Fine Ribbed, Heavy Ribbed. Fine
Plain...... I50
“ Extra I‘Ieavy.........
BICYCLE—Extra Fi
....eylmMalb-‘I‘HH
HOUSEFURNISHING.—Remember. “if it’s used in the house. we have it..’
FLAGS—for when llewey comes sailing home.-
OOODI DELIVERED 5° MILIC.
- Nerth Main and Ann Sta. So.Norwalk.
goods.
Full 'llt'asl '
0
Extra Fine
...19c
Try the Gertrude llose at. . . . ..
A. DICKERMAN 8- SUN;
84 Washington Street.
”ESTABLISHED iooa.
H. KRIEGERScco.
CIIOOL will commence III a
few days and your child
will have to have a Si'IlOOI
coat for the fall. We have about
two dozen Reefers on IlillliI which
we are closing out for one half of
the original selling price.
When passing our store, do
. _ z \‘ ,g .
not fail to stop to look at them. We have them dis-_
played in our middle window.
0
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H. Kriégei‘ifi- Co.
Mahackemo Hotel Block South Norwallr.
"Co.
. Stephen B. Homo. clots. and 'l‘nrae.
Slumber. '3'uuber and Shingles. ‘
.. Planinlzand Steam Sawing.
IANUFAOI’UREBS 01" AND DEALERS IN
Dion. lull. Blinds. Iiudrooll lauds, casings, lite.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
onaarmuo par-gas. -
Mill and Office foot of Marshall st..
80.“ N orwalk.
.a-w
We are receiving each week New
LIDIES' HOSE.
Double flea] and Toes. .
Feet. White Feet, Ribbed Tops,
Extra Wide ..g. .. ..2
he Ribbed. Plain and Drop Stitch. . . . . . . . . .
h e
for the past 00 cars.
and are todayyoon-
sidered the finest
made. We can 20
styles of Aben roth
beating and emk
stoves. and b early
purclipees (be ore the
runny-e in a position
to o r this‘except-
lonally fine line at
prices far below pres-
ent quotations. Ollr
stove dept is by far
the largest and most
complete ill either
city. We furnish re.
pars for" so stove
made. We solrave
25 healing stoves.h all
good one a. pure as-
ed from the W. H.
Meeker (30.. So. Main
atree which weofl'er
to ear y buyers for at
least 40 per cent less
than present octet.
We are selling what re-
. .ch. 2 for 25¢
. Extra Heavy. Split
c
....25c
25c
South Norwaik. Conn.
: EXPLOREI) DEIIRING SEA COAST.
lierliclcy. ('alif..Scptembcr It’l"'.-\I'l
cxpedition of four'unlversity (‘rilifor-
ula professors. consisting of Dr. W. li.
Setchell. Dr. William Lynn—Jcpwn.
Dr. A. W. IlilWSflll and Dr. 1.. E. Hunt.
Ililti just ret rnell from Alaska. The
expedition is a undertaken to explore
the coast of Behring sea. with a View
to studying the botany of these reg-
ions. The field is one which has pre-
viously been untouched by scientists.
~o that the results obtained by the
party of iicrkeley men are likely to
prov» of considerable importance to
”W scientific world. A very large
number of specimens were secured and
will soon be examined and classified.
l’AllACIII'TE FAILED TO OPEN.
('rnwdtordsvillc. Ind. September 15
“Prof. Dennis. all normal". attempted
a parachute drop at the lr‘uir Grounds
here yesterday but met with an accl-
deiii that Is likely to cost him his life.
IIlPllIlIS ascended successfully until
about 200 feet from the ground when
the balloon burst. The parachute
failed to open until within 9 few feet
of the earth. against which the aero-
muit was dusllell with grout velocity.
It is feared his Injuries‘wlll prove ta-
ta].
AN AI'STRIAN TOWN li‘I.OODED.
l Vienna. September IS—w'l'bc town of
ESl-hurdlng on the Inn. in upper Austrm,
Iis flooded. The Inn is still rising and
lIIli' writer has reached the uppci' floors
int houses and in many instances
“has risen as blgli as the roofs. S."-
mrul persons llaye been drowned. 'l‘lie
virilrbltuuts of Ebensee and Stcyr have
ll‘cscrted their dwellings. The l'IVf‘l'S
Ilium and Tram are falling. but the
3 Danube is still rising. As a result of
flu: floods a house has collapsed. bury
1 ill: l: man and a child in the ruins.
. ___._._.__—--
Al-‘I’AIRS IN IIIN'I‘EIUAND.
llel'liu, September Iii—The i‘olognc
Vulks Zcitung today prints a despaich
from Slum 'I‘bng which reports a ser-
Ious condition of affairs in the ”inter-
land. The German minister Alpekin
has not received telegrams from there
or. tile (‘blnese government has inter-
cepted them. The German mission at
Shun 'i'ung ls reporter! to have been
annihilated and railroad communica-
itlon Is only possible with a strong
‘nlilitary escort. ‘ '
1 FIRST uaomnm mvmnn.
llnrtford. (‘onu.. September l5—
Members of the companies of the First
Regiment. C. N. 6.. in this city. voted
to attend the Dewey celebration in
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HIGHLAND BAVARIAN.
Tel. Gall. lad-1.
later Aztec which has been char~
_ as a transport. will carry horses
' 'm Philippines and will'sail nest
day passed the currency bill. . .
vb
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT.
and Hal: with Iron.
PUT UI’ EXPRESSM FOR FAMILY USE.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUHES'I‘ MALT TONICS MADE.
TM! build “D the weak. and are. unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices.
nstuvszrurn run: "ro Flflulls.
ISAAC G. HRMILTON. Sole fluent.
'23 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalh. Telephone call. 10-5.
1‘le HIGHLAND. Winnlpauk. L ;
HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS mariner STANDARD. __'
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND i’IIAVNEH.
HIGHLAND CREAM Al. 1.
Stock Air- and Porter.
NORWALK HOTEL.
V lNo-w York. as had been previously act-
Nomlk.
ind favorably upon by the. officers. The
.Iiockvllle company took like action.
’but the two New Britain companies
were opposed to it.
.lEli‘lv‘RlES MISSED AT CORK.
'1 Queenstown. September l5—Thc no-
‘mlnion line steamer New England.
which sailed from this port at ":05
in m. today for Boston. has among her
“managers James .leffries. the cham-
lpion pugillst. Jeffries was biased In
,(‘oik yesterday because he refused to
l
l" ,mhsll‘srm My.“
smiling ears the my ‘ :v’ras
sailed the wife of a young professor, is
a neighboring etiy.
"hot often, though sometimes as
does. Last evening he said he'd take
Willie for an airing. as he was gold!
to walk down to the mist ofllce Half
an hour later I saw my husband sit-
ting on the porch reading a scientific
.magnzinc. but I could see nothing 6!
:IIlt' bully."
OA-TORIL'
3mm. listlsdissllswmw
WW
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest quality of lost sugar is
. used in the manufacture of Chamber-
llain's t'uugll liemedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it it flavor
. similar to that of maple syrup. maklag'
‘ It very pit-usual to take. As it medl-
.l'ine for the lurc of coughs colds. Ill
.grippe. croup IlIIlI whooping cough It
be
iiilid ,
. _. You Have
Always Bought 1
In Use For Over 30 Years 1
Will
veil mvaua corneas". nus vans cs" |
SIINTINEI. PATTERN.
We will. hereafter, each day. allow
fill!» of tho lulcst l’ilill~'. l.llIIfIfllI or \‘l
i-llvlli styles.
liy [)l‘csciliilig The Sentinel coupon.
and lbr. at The Fair f'lozlk Store. lib
Washington street. South Nol'wulk. you
t'.lll obtain any size pattern.
TIN-Lad 91' Basque.
3‘2, 34, .'h‘-, :1“. 4". 4‘.’ and H in. hunt.
applique
embroidered bow-knots In tabnv- brown
l-‘uwn ill‘nll'l’t’ cloth u'llh
Is here handsomely trimmed with
brown velvet. l’icce velvet is used for
thlL stock collar and pointed girdle. and
satin Illil‘Iif‘iI velvet Iliiimn gathered :n
center edges tllo- imam and outlines
the pointed yoke on ban-k. This is also
used to trim the edge of during cuffs.
The full vest is of maize colored taf-
Il‘iil.
l‘lic slurping and style.‘wbile espec-
lully designed for full flgurcs. will be
found very generally Ill-coming. 'l‘hn
extra under-arm gores igivcn in Silf‘rs
from 36 to ii) and tile gracefully poin-
tcd girdle are features of the mode (but
are particularly desirable for ladies In-
cllncd to embonpoint.
'l‘be gathered vest With pretty full—
new graduates to a point at the lower
edge undo the. shapely fronts that
curve in points over the bust.
Graceful lines are given by sluglc
backward turning plaits that are
drawn toward the point at loWer edge
of fronts. ~ .
The two seam sleeves have the slight
fashionable fullness disposed ill galli-
ers at the top and the wrists are com-
pleted by shapely culls that flare over
the hands.
For early fall gowns this will be a
popular model. and for present Wear
It can be developed In foulard, taffeta.
cashmere. veiling and other light wool<
ens. Satin and silk. plain. figured, tuc-
ked or corded. lace. spangled. figured
or plain net. lrloiisscline or crepe-de-
cblne. make handsome fronts. while
passementerle. gimp, insertion or au-
plique embroidery will furnish effec-
tive garnlture.
To make this basque in the medium
size will require one and three-quarter
yards of material forty-four inches
wide. The pattern. No. 7729. is col ill
sizes for ll. .12. iii. 36. fill. it). 42 and ii-
Inl'Il bust measure.
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: SEI‘IIIEL council.
The holder of this con pop is entitled
to one pattern. nny else.
No 77:" Site—-
By the paymentof ten cents.“
an FAIR EMA! not:
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Tomeacoldlnwnlv.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All dnlggists refund- ths money if it
fails to cure. ".5c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
._._.—
CANNOT TELL WHO HE IS.
‘ fli'ili’
is unequaled by any other. it always
cures. and cures quickly. For ml by
George. 1'. rltillsou. South NOW]!
and E. l’. Weed. Norwalk.
The American dwlegates to the N‘-
cent pear-c (‘OIIIl-f’t‘fif‘i' have offered on
behalf of lhl- l'uiro-ll Sluts-ll. to erect
the English church a pearl!
chapel. with it alone to commemorate
the conference. The offer has been no-
ccptr-ll .
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough f'urc. 'An attack
of pneumonia left my lungs in bad
shape and I was pear the first stages
of consumption. One Minute ('ollgh
(lure completely cured me." writes Hei-
en Mcllenry, llierrlmrck, N. ll. Gives
Instant rcllt-f. George i‘. Stilluon. South
Norwullt; Edward I'. Weed. Norwalk.
"Now." said the careful newspaper
man. as he showed the statesman an
Interview. "you are quite. surl- you said
all this."
"Yes," was the reflective answer;
"I'm sure I said It; but i can‘t be sure
about how long l'Il remember i said
it."
RilEi'MATISM-IS IIEREDI'I'AIH’.
It has just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism ls
hereditary and that it Is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corolla Rheumatism
i'ilre kflls the. microbe and cures the
disease. l’rice one dollar per package,
Manufactured by Corona l'ompotlndlrlg
(‘o., i'amderl. .‘s'. ,I, For rule by It. ll.
Plaisted. if; Washington St.. South
Norwallt. t'onn.
A little girl suffering from neuralgia
was crying piteously. when her father.
thinking to divert her mind from the
pain. said: "Nellie. l have just been
to see your cousin Ned. and he has the
measles." "Well." sobbed the little
sufferer, "why didn't be send me
some?"
CAQTQRIA-
m“. “3K!“ Till“!!! M
digests»
of £9? , 5M!
Bobby. aged 5. who has first been
severely whipped by his father for dis—
obedience. ran to his mother and said:
"Momma. were all the bad men drow-
ned in the flood?" "Yes. my son." re-
plied the mother. ilobby seemed last
in thought for a moment and then
asked: "Momma, do you think there,
will be a flood anyways soon?"
Chester H. Brown. Kalamazoo. Mich.
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case of indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
tics. "Digests what you eat ‘without
aid from the stomach. and cures dyv
pt'px‘in, George C, Stillson. South Nor-
waik; Edward P, Weed. Norwalk.
"'vVllci'l-Zi Willic'.‘ Whit!
done with him?" I asked.
" 'Why?’ said the professor. 'I forgot
all about him: I think he is sitting in
the postofilce.’ "
have. you
skin diseases and all Irritating erupa
tions. nothing so soothing and healing
is Ill-Will's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Emma llolles. Matron Englewood Nur-
sery. t'hlcdgo. says of it: "When all
else fails in healing our babies. it will
cure." George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walll; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
.liamma—Don't you like that milk?
it is fresh from the cow.
”('in child—I wish the cow would
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came from Cambridge. Mass. A man
who accompanied him from Dawson
says his name is smoothing like Flake.
Esprr with a local celebrity named
EO'Connor. on the ground that it would
ibe inadvisable to do so In view of We
lapprouching tight with Sharkey.
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‘ BAVARIA FLOODS SI'BSIDING.
Munich. September lS—Tbe floods
are‘subsldlng in upper Bavaria but
railway communication with the south
'and southeast is still Interrupted.
Efforts are being made to establish the
:man's Identity. ills limbs are also
paralyzed.
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i ROBBER AND PICKPOCKE’I'
‘ )ierlln. September lfi-oC'harles Allen.
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Win: In 1895. and Sydney
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