. ring null lbs vlsw'
"Miriam! handball-
‘ olohouts of "(lend
its ultra enthusiasts
itabia demonstration .
provident pleasure.
wassador. Count
i‘ot‘itho ‘Forclsn
in: and had an Inter-
illn Secretary Lans-
th popular demonstra-
police to guard him
scary.
the secretary of. tho
,, ,_caliad at Lans-
raonal. lie want
, had not receiyed any
"Charles'flsrdinga, the
'r ,at St. Petersburx.
thetiay armed with many
an a conference with
a. the first lordof the
~Subsequently Mr. Baltoar
h thaforelgn secretary at
cuss; « ~
_ , ‘Gct'rreiiyln his intervew
Lord Lansdbwnc, Ambassador
dofr expressed in the most
i
_‘ asset at the attack on the
‘ Alcxdrsyhas .sant a'letter to
.. of Hull, enclosing a dona-
8600vfor‘ distribution among the
man;.and the widows and or-
lio,~kllied, expressing sym~
puking to be informed as to
like lnisred- . .
as if. RSBURG. Oct. 25, 1.35 p.
hassa or Hardiago during the
“iv -’instructions from his
northwest of the North
. ad Willj’present them
nay, probably after Foreign
, , ln’sdorf sees the emperor
“ft noon. .
‘ n'Oalthorpe, the British naval
11 run uniform. accompanied
ambaasy chaaseur, wearing his
uniform, with hunting knife and
atlhat with the British colors,
stats today to the admiralty,
tiache formally notified the
of marine that there were
. in; fishing fleets on the
p This formal warning
‘ hly‘ indicates the temper of the.
h ‘lfihtructiona, which, there is
.‘to believe. are couched in a
s and somewhat peremptory
can the admiralty announced
as not prepared to offer an
it tioii of the trawler incident.
‘ ‘Viee Admiral Roycstvcnsky‘s
\ cit flan explained that it. was not
tvansky‘s portion of the squad~
blob stopped at Chcrbourg. It is
guilt that Roieatvcnsky'a mas-
lll'probnbly be filed at Vigo.
whioh‘presumably is the first
. Illicit erotic in the North Sea by
l . asian~second Pacific squadron.
lit-.éknowa» in Tokio and popular
and judgment In awaiting fuller
e’.* The only information re-
. The Jill is the only newnpaper
on ink on. the pcident. it first
and than di misses it its "ab-
for Russia. which has shown
wisdom and discretion sovarui
he suggestions are made that
‘ , the squadron desire a res-
irflcall from the hazardous
Isa or that, its , is desires
I . face, fly/“inventing Great
,lfilacn the paper proceeds:
ottzliiieiy explanation of the
Mill"! 0f the squadron is
9 foot that some days ago.
315er that Japanese vessels
‘ «canon Strait. the Dana
, sent an astiort with the
ton to prevent any via:
(it: nish'nautrnliiy. We know
9‘ Russian ships, appre
retools sinklas mines and
. without making any in-
EURO. Oct. 25.~A dos-
); resolved ifrom ilcnarsl
continuing that there was
. family between the op—
, Francs. Oct. semitones
c boats with s collior
It on one. out a
. this moral“. tram~
‘ Oath?
lime-ill" colliora
'eriffo arrived
nipst the Russian , 0,
ill ., precautions- were a
blowoutncss, but they» Y
in morning, but his .
, silence to lunch,
Mn. ,
, in Office on to 2 o’clock
:0 co disclaims having :
four went to the Admir— -‘
t, has not reached the admiraltyf
‘c'fltho supposed dcspstch of
., wwthat ,ouoricr, but it, is
attack by the Japanese, out
four mistook tho trawlera
a l’éiafl‘rl
f . (inhumane have:
. ' vaitfsniiadfl’witha
_ ills Jo
Arthur
_ as
. " ”35%muhh
.
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0
Mrs. L. C. G1
anothcr one of the
have been restored
blessed-my homo.
Vegetable Com
woman ;
rated in
:‘
If there is anything in your case about which you would like
spacial advice, write freely to Mrs. I’inkbam. She can surely help
Lon, for no arson ”in America can speak from a wider experience
treating ethnic ills. Address is Lynn, Mala; her advice is free
and altmys helpful. .
viii:
above tilt
$5000
fl
hilS starters I alert-loan
Visiting Priests Assist Rev. Father
Lynch. of Daohury. in Celebration.
A happy occasion yesterday at St.
Peter's parochial residence, llsnbury.
was the observance of the slxticlh
birthday of Rev, Father ii. .1. Lynch.
pastor of the church. The celebration
was of,au informal nature correlating
simply of a dinner and a social time
at tho parochial residence in which a
number of priests from neighboring
cities assisted the local clergy in Ink-
lun part.
The visitors from out of town worn
Rev. Father Fleming. of Bellini: Rev.
Father Nihlll. itcv. li‘uthcr kicker. and
tiny. Father Cronin, of lirldichort:
Rev. Father Donahue. of New Milford;
iicv. Father O‘Rcllley and ltov. ll‘ath.
or Fry. of Nawlowu: Rev. Father Shor-
tcli. of Riiissliaio, and Rev. Father
liraynor. of Walsrvilio.
GROUP.
Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptom of croup. Chum
hsrliiin's Cough [tumour given as soon
as the child becomes host-so. or even
other» tho crappy cough appears will
rev-at the attack. it never fails. and
blowout and safe to use. four «in
iron Powell Corporation. Olin
‘ soy. Plarcc’s bridge Phah
“my, " . " :Uh
in sanguine sseusw sci-cam.
can FMNOllIOO. Oct. tau-Heat.
c. it; Woodwinds tad sum
Pmi not know
, Orient-today. its
his bean inasmuch stance with
man
i his
a
Madman
can:
aim has
no
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. er,Vice Pres. _.
Wis... Business \Voman’s Assocxation, is
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
“ Dana Mas. Prussian: I was married for. several years and no children
Thadoctor said 1 had a complication of female troubles
and I could not. have any children unless I could be cured; He tried to cure
me. but. after experimenting for several months, 1.”
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on cured of aim lar trouble through the use of Lydia E. Pinkbani's
Vegetable Compound, he want out. and bought a bottle for me. i used
your medicine for thrccsnd one half months, improving steadily in health.
and in twenty-two months a child came. I cannot. fully anpress the joy and
thankfulncss that. is in my heart. Our home is a different place now. as we
have something to live for, and all the credit is due to Lydia E. Plnkllam’s
mud. Yours vary sincerely. Mus. ii. (,3. Uneven. tilt Grovo
St. Milwaukee, \ is.“ Vice President, Milwaukee Business Woman's Asa'a.
Women should not fail to profit by the experience of these two
{first as surely as they were cured of the troubles cuumc-
cir letters, just so certainly will Lydia E. Plnltliam's
Vo stable Com oun‘d cut-c others who suffer from womb troubles.
in summation in the ovaries, kidney troubles, nervous excitabllit ,
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" Dana Mao. emu... It in pleasure
for me to write and tell what your wonderful
medicine has done for me.
three years with change of life. and my
physician thought a cancerous condition of
the womb. During these three years I
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“I cannot find words in which to ex»
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ever see another well day. i read some of the
{ testimonials rccomending your medicine and
decided to write to you and give your treat-
ment a trial.
“Before I had taken half a bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable Com-
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If we cannot forthwith undue. the ori incl lotion and signatures of
'OR" T lair. which will prove limlr absolute u‘olminonou.
mils. frolic 'ofssiott .
l .5
ICC...
,I
., at
Milwaukee,
million women who
to health by usmg‘
husband become dis?
was sick for
Lydia It. Halibut- Mod. Cm. Lynn. It“.
Tut-m
.,... .- .., .
rlTALlAN osuocnrric cLuo.
- lords)":
. ificnornl Orders,
'~ General .Ol'dora No. 38. A. (l. 0.. c. s..
W try; score, 200 yards, 454; 600 yards,
~ lars. Third'lnfantry: score, 200 yards,
. . flit'lli inn-M: -
,fi’ha followlnlrordcr Was issued yon.
., Sluts 0 .lonniwlioul,
Alllllluilt loom-are liflicc.‘ .
linril‘urd. purulicv iivl,,,ltllivl. .
‘ No. to; ‘ ‘ .
ii. The Revising-infantry Drill Ilea-
ulotlon’s, 1904, approved by the Score
lay)! of Wainduua 23, 1004. having,
ne‘ctlcut National Guard. the drill Reil-
llljlltionsnow‘ in use are obsolete, and
ocunt of commanding officers. . ‘
ii. The report of Brigadier General
Russell Frost, commanding Briguda.
Connecticut National Guard. of State
itiile Match. on the Rifle. Range. at
i-iouth Manchester. in compliance with
is‘,horcby accepted.
Eio much ‘of ‘Paragraph ii (lcncrnl
Ol'dal‘s No. 87. so. 0., c, s., as rclaics
to the second and third prices being
competed for annually is hereby rc~
vokcd and prizes are awarded as fol-
lows:
First Prize, Telescope. Second infan-
380; total, 840‘; percent” 70.00.
Second prize, cash. Thirty-live dol-
iillb; 000 yardspiiil; total, 806; per
cent, 07.17. .
Third Prize, cash Twenty-five dol-
lar‘s, First. infantry; score. 200 yards.
305; 600 yards. 299-. total. 009: per
cent, 57.83.
iii. The acting (marten-mastor~
general will soc that ihc trophy and
cash prizes are distributed to the com—
Ibe-sam‘c. who will receipt for them.
been furnished to piiiocrs of’thc 'Co‘n- ,
will be dropped from the property no ‘
mundnnts of the regiments winning ‘
.1; .'
. , “5 zillion?
Parent
thefcomninndnni. of the Second lnt’au
lryrotalning the. custody of the first
prize. until further orders from this
department.
1V. The following members of the
Second Regiment. team, winning first
prize, will each receive from the iitli~
ing quartermasier general through the
commanding officer-{the state modal
awarded to the winning team:
Major Henry Norton, .lr.; Captain
Harry G. Young, inspector Small Arms
Practice; Captain Ernest l... lshcll,
Company 1); First Lieutenant Mann
A'. Ailing, Company I); First Licutcrr
ant‘John J. Norton, Company K; Sec.
cull Lieutenant, William .i. Dray, Cour
puny K ; Sergeant Howard S. Williams.
Company D; Sergeant George W. illi-
man. Company D: Sergeant Edmund
‘fl. Ruagrove, Company K‘; Corporal
William F. Alcorn. Company 1); Prr
vale Thomas E. Reed. Company D:
Private Charles ,hl. Williama,_ Coni-
pauy K, ‘
fly order of the Conunnn«lupin-Chief.
GEORGE M. COLE.
. AdjutantGeneral.
Official:
WM. E. F‘. liANDERS.
--—A dose in time saves lives." Dr.
Wobd‘s Norway Pine Syrup; nature‘s
remedy for coughs, colds. pulmonary
diseases of every sort.
”W'Jv—
BISHOPB' CONFERENCE.
Twenty-Two of i-‘Mcthodier Epiflopal
Denomination Arc in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 26.—~Twenty-two
bishops of the. Methodist Episcopal
Church are expected to arrive here to»
day to participate. in the semi-annual
bishops' conference in (trace M. E.
Church. Of the munbcr thirteen will
be entertained at one of the local ho-
tels, while" the others will be guests of
local pastors of! the. dontoinatlon. Bis-
hop Goodscll. of Tennessee. probably
will preside. and bishop John M. Wal-
den. of Cincinnati; will serve asacrlbc.
All the deliberations of the bishops
will be private. and the only gathering
of a public nature will be a reception
in Trinity M. iii. Church on Thursday
evening. The conference will make
the appointments of presiding bishops
for the conferences all over the coun-
lry. and will give consideration at.
length to the financial and spiritual
welfare of the (illumination in all parts
of the world and will give much time
Organized in spawn". run was
Robert F. ecslzl as Prolldant.
The ltalian Democratic club has
were elected at this. time:
l’resiliontmilobertell‘; Scam. .
Vico Presidentw'i‘ony Dacessaro.
Secretary~ilsroid Manny.
Treasurer—slicer“ Maury.
rolls. ,
W m...—
DRIBGOLL Toauccsno aLAKs.
been organized. The following officers
Sergeant ni ArnismFrnncesco Pasa-
lo the discussion of missionary work
in the Philippines and Porto Rico. Sev-
ierai of the blshOps are. in Boston to-
day attending exercises at Boston Uni-
voralty.
TERRYVI
..—..m.—-——
LLE COMPANY ELEOTE
OFFICIRB.
TERRYVILIJL‘. Oct. 25.——At the an-
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Andrew Terry company. of this
place. the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: Charles
Parringtnn. Edgar I1. Pond. Charles ,I
Reported that Ho Will he Appointed
Superintendent of the Town. "no.
it was rumored ycstcrdsy that Jere
Inlah Drlncoll will succeed Edward. M.
Blake as superintendent of the Town
farm. The lattcr's resignation is on
“He will never reconsider the nation."
said a former seiacintsn, yesterday.
"because he has llfiiiil misused by the
present board of directors."
it seems that durina the realms of
lain ycsrll aclacttncu Mr. Blake asked
for an assistant to help his Wifc'iu
the numerous laborious duties attach»
ed to this institution, Such on “also
not was rendered necessary on ac.
count of Liradilnkc's delicate health.
The request was ciiacrfully noted by
last vest-is board. but upon to.ch
silos of‘this year‘s hoard iii Blake's
helper was discharged. inflict chitin
iron-Hons condition of ,hi .. wife‘s
saith. Eu loudest auscultatio-
ly considered this sailors ruminant
grounds on which to basalt mim
assured thing say those who know:
' “by
Allan. George C. Clark and Jonathan
Starr. The following officers ware
infected: President, Edgar L. Poad;
secretary and tmnsurar. George 0.
Clark. . ‘
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TO ram Poor-La. ,
l VALUAELI iNFOflMATION.
l Given by tit. Proprietors of the cm-
ford Pharmacy. '
w
The proprietors of the Clifford Phar-
macy girls the followin advice to those
who want to unlit lion . and it should
be 10kt value to everybody in South Nor-
w
i
L... .04.». m m”...
u d
"The quickest. unrest and safest way
for thin notlpls to gain flash is to take
Vinoi. our and livenoli
and tho reopen it: it’ll: l
vperiordo Initial also 1titanic
and intrinsic is
is contain all .
tlvo elements not
i ll“
it
also fresh enlist line. which: no Mitts!- l ’ ‘
cod liver oil preparation does, and he- .
”Without. oil or y
t upset
,ilifllglumi 8' 0
art: it i
‘, li‘ ‘ china
‘1 ,
slant 5 tint
Wicca" liver oil propaganda Vb
tho
Ii
rats on!
r. all»
.s ’
pad.
‘THE MAccARrous Aonln Hales"
room. .
~v
Charged With Swindling Hotel Pro-
prietor in New York.
Many people in the state will recall
the awindliug operations of Mrs. Muc-
Carton and her prepossoaslng daugh-
ters. it will be recalled that they
were before the city court in Bridge-
port a few years ago and later they
were heard of pursuing the same game
in other cities. At present they are
again in the. limelight of publicity.
the following article in yesterday
morning‘s New York Sun telling the
story:
Mrs. May Eulallc MacCarfon and
her two older daughters were ar-
raigned in the Jefferson Market court
yesterday charged with swindling the
proprietor of the Knickerbocker hotel.
West and Burrow streets. The two
older daughters, Helen and [iconic or
Evelyn. are in the custody of the
Gerry society. while a. brother George
and the father are serving sentences.
I Mrs. Machrton and her two
daughters were remanded in default
of $500 bail each, for examinaiirm.
The MacCartons not into trouble
this time through the efforts of the
Charity Organization Society. but they
have been just us well known for a
long Ilmclo the Retail Dcnlers‘ Pm
te‘ctive association in New York.
The association believes that the
faintlys real name is Mchy. Home of
the places in this city where they have
lived are. 76 West. Sixtyluinth street.
10 West Thirty-ninth street, a board-
ing house in West Washington place.
5 East Eighth street and 39 East
’l‘enih street” They have been in
trouble also in Saralogn. Stamford mid
Port Chester. ~
PILL PLEASURE.
if you ever took DcWitt’s thle Early
Risers for biliousnoss or constipation
you know what pill‘pleaaure is. These
.‘onioua little pills cleanse the liver
and rid the system of a1 bile without
producing unpleasant c ccts. They
dv not. gripe. sicken or weaken, but
pleasantly give tone and strength to
the tissues and organs of the stomach.
liver and bowels. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. . "
i
.—_..
BODY FOUND iN MiLL-PONp.
Remains of N. B. Tuttic. of Rye, Dis.
covered in Gicnvlllc.
l Boys who were authoring chestnuts.
Sunday. discovered in the .mlll-ponil
at Glaaviile the decomposed r “sins
of a man. subsequently idcn liied.
from papers found in the clothing. all
the body of N. B. Tattle. of- Rye, who
had mysteriously disappeared about
September 30. When last seen, he
was attending a. political cantonstra
lion in Port Chester. Upon flailing
the body. the boys notified men can
played in the mill, and it was brought
ashore. After being viewed by Mcdi~
cal Examiner Jones, it was sent in
Greenwich. and thence to Eye.
Tutlle was a weligknown mechanic.
about 60 years of use. and leaves a
widow and several grown children.
His disappearance is not yet accouno
ad for. it is not believed that ho had
any reason which would prompt not
old». nor is there any evidence that he
met with foul play.
mo-
. Hon FOR TH: ovapsprlc.
Everyone on lias'roaiisod the dis.
comfort and (intros- which accom-
Wiy it dimmmnsné {1“th llslxgtlvo
WW, I V .3! rs. . any.
of Port Amphibians-lo. in the relief
she has obtained sitar having uniform
it! it if
'i
muiniyathsglrsam tissue . 's
or
Milli Q
' Butter Made , =
That this purity and delicacy
of flatter may not ‘ be line
paircd' Willis tilt: butter is in
the store or the r” uproot,
~ ‘ GoldMédsl‘CrEamcryButtcr
_ * n senedln in airtialit. odor-
prooi‘p‘a‘ckigc-‘wnochargc' .
' the package. The high qual- . ,
it? “Gold Medal Creamery
‘ ‘ Butler is always maintained. .
It is' always the host, purest
and sweetest butter made. ‘
Try a package. Sold by “can.
”"490” O DOUGLASS.
f , Now flavor) and liartford.
,utlri all. _~
. msdislgiy info tit
it draw out.
3 , g: lllfight‘llc.llllii
Ware. ivm a if i
> to ih‘e biwdgl‘nd #1:.” ,
ford ,W ‘
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{I
for
AFTER REWARD or cacao. '
HARTFORD. Oci, 25.~—In the Super-i
ior Court yesterday. Judge Rorabackl
gave a hearing in the case of Eartha-i
iomew J. Sullivan of this city, who.
or Police Commissioner Osborne in this
passes testified that they thought it
the police made a third search of the
Osborne residence which resulted in
the finding of Joseph Watson now u’n‘~
flex sentence of death. Chief of P0-
lice Gunu denied that it was at Mr.
Sullivan's suggestion that, the search
was made. State Attorney Eggelston
and Attorney (tenornl King Were pros-
cnt on behalf of the state,
CONSUMPTIVEE MADE COMFORT-
ABLE. ‘ ‘
incipient consumption is cured by
Foley‘s Honey and TM, but. we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives
by claiming ihal it will ‘eure this dread
disease in the advanced stages; but if
the lungs are not loo far gone Foley's
Honey and Tar will effect a cure. as
it stops the racking cough and soothes
the inflamed air passages giving them
a chance to heal. and even in the ad-
vanccd stages it always gives com-
fort and relief. A. A. llcrren. of Finch.
Ark. writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar
is the best preparation for coughs and
lung trouble. 1 know that it has cured
consumptives in the first stages." Sold
at Plaisted's drug store. “
MME. GADSKI'S ENGAGEMENTS.
BERLiN, Oct. 25.—-’l‘he North Ger-
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
11.. which sails from Bremen for New
York, today, takes aniongher passen-
gers Mme. Gadskl. Mme. Gatiski‘s
sixty concert engagements have been
increased to eighty. The Kaiser Wil-
helm ll, also takes Dr. Herman von
Poasart, theatrical cenaon of Berlin.
who is going to America to get aug-
gestlons that may be useful to the pub-
lic administration of the Berlin thea-
iron.
Lamas. mantis?"
astronomer-ranches
"MW
PARKEB'B MOTHER EXPECTB
THE WORST.
DERBY. Oct. liar—Judge rker’s
mother. who resides here wit her
daughter. has confined to friends that
she has no hope of her son's election.
She says that November 8 has no din-
appointment in storcfurher, as she ls
resigned to his defeat. ‘ ’
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mn. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to imam". distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one so
cent bottle cured ma completely."
For sale by B. H. PJIIIM, if.- H. Bu-
tar, and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
/ ”mph-AH ‘
HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
M38 ANOELEIS. Cab. Ont. sawmi-
lor C, N. Nolan. of this city. has re-
ceived a telegram from J. w. Bonnie.
of the Shanna Copper Company at
Clifton. Min. announcing the acciden-
tal death of C. D. Webb while hunting.
lid is said to hsvabcan a nephew of
Dr. W. onward Wahh.‘of’iilcw York.
M ‘i A ’
oooo FOR OHILOBIN.
The picsnntto tattooed
., .. ..
x!
it?" MW! _
annmgggvllkuclwqfilnw f
‘ 1 g i if, r , “fl .1
a. rooms in incidents-s Schnabel this ‘
have page accountants the
iii
are of its it it uh four illness
. scam.
city August 15. last. A number of wit-E
was at Mr. Sullivan‘s“suggestion that.‘
R IN mating ”
cry.
i. infallible forum Ill!
Iliad ” is ii}
OYSTER SCHOONER' CAPSIZED.
Grecnport Craft Spilled ‘Dcckload of
Oysters in the Sound,
STONY CREEK, Oct. 25.—-—'l‘lle two-
claims the reward of $3.000 offered ,by l roasted schooner Boram, loaded with
Governor Chamberlain for the capture’ 1.500 bushels of seed oysters from New
and conviction of the slayer of form-‘-
llnvcn for Greenport, in. l.. which cap-
sized in Kidd‘s harbor at Thimble is-
lands, Saturday, was righted yester-
day by Wreckers. The Boram while
in the sound sprung a leak and was
in danger of founderlng. The skipper
put into Kidd's harbor and while com-
ing about. a squall struck the vessel
and she. went over on her beam ends.
The entire deck load of seed oysters
went overboard.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL
' MAKE NO CHANGE.
No matter which candidate is elect-
ed. Foley’s Honey and Tar will'remtiin
the people's favorite remedy for
coughs. colds and incipient consump-
tion. it cures colds quickly and pre-
vents-pneumonia. A. .l. Nusbaum.
liatescille, lnd., wrltcsz,“i suffered. for
three months wth a severe cold. ,A
‘druggist prepared mesome medicine,
Batesville. ind. writes: “I suffered for
me. yet i did not improve. i then tried
Foley's Honey and Tar and eight doses
cured me. Sold at‘ Plalstcd's drug
store, ' ”
_.....
WINSTED TWINS ARE BURGLARS.
WINSTED. Oct. 25.———Edward and
Burton Giasstettar. twins. were most-
ed yesterday by the Winsted. Torrlng-
ton and State Police on the'charge of
committing numerous burglaries at
Highland Lake cottages. Two state
ofiicera disguised as hunters wont to a
place fitted up as a central telephone
station by the twins and found consid-
crable of the stolen goods in this way
securing evidence against. them. Two
other men were taken to the station
for exanilnation, but. it is not thought
they are implicated.
CASTonIA
m from me Children.
The ilbf in lists limp Bough
Bears the
Signature of
YUKON RIVER CLOSED.
SEATTLE. Wash, Oct. 25.—-—A doom ,
patch from Dawson says: Steam naV~
igntion, the full length of tho Yukin.
is practically closed. The. rlye'r is ,
full of ice. The output at the Klan.
(like ibis season is nine and one-half
millions.
ONE OF MANY.
H. A.Tlsdale. of Summerton. 853.. sub .
fared for twenty years with tho Piles
Specialists were employed and f ”y,
remedies used but relief and harm»
cant good was found only in theatre '
of DaWitt'a Witch Hazel salvo. This
in only one of the many, many cures
that have been effected by this won~
derful remedy. in buying Witch lilo
sci Salvo it is only necessary to son
that you not the genuine Dc Witi‘s
made by 10.0. DcWitt & 00.. in Ohi-
caxo. and Moore is certain. IIoWItt's
Witch Hazel Salve cures all kinds of
ties. cuts. burns, bruises, eczema.
tier. ri n-worm, skin diseases. etc.
field by litiord Pharmacy. , "l
no t if PA I! ORIIN.‘
”$1.0?” «- t .iimh
i ‘ . > f '
is int. "wit 'V
othar remedies tat , as sawdust it?
with: Dr: King's “Now Discovery;
alone who had donaumption in o . j
vases-ti stow. also usad thlswon orfn
medicine" and today she is ram
wall." "botanists threatens _
loin on
tendencies; to or. iii “ .s No
In to no clitoral ‘
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