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South Norwalk sentinel, Friday, May 27, 1887 · page 8

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in one of ”In eastern IIIIIIIIIiI-S IIl' \ Irgin-
in. llIIcInIlIIIr L‘l. lSI'I‘I. but \I’IISII’III‘iIIIl
by 1113 prirIIrIts “Pilll' yIIt :IrI rIII‘IrI! to
Mississippi. and prisSIIl his lug-hood ill
Wallervillr. \VI'SI Hunt and IIIIIIIIII. He
got his prepariury I~I1III~:III. :I {run his
Inothor llllllr\\'t‘l‘.l for :ItIIIII- I... ‘IZI-I MIS-
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stay to ngIIlIIaIII. \lal Il\'llII_: l‘I HI 4- h.-
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t‘linton. .ShIIxtly IIr‘rIIruIIIIiI lI.S lather
IIIId IitIIIlII. .1. ll. liullllll‘I‘lP i» ~II,;l.r a
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IIIlitIIr. l‘lll‘l)‘ in January.
\‘Irimbrvll IllllYt‘ll llIS‘ papIIr tIIl.II"IISI’Iu.
where he \\'I\.S llllrllt‘ll tIlll. llll‘ fullmx In;
lI‘IIlIl‘uury. .\.S‘ SIll‘i‘l,‘ llll\\t‘\l‘r. as III-w
material could he IIl ttiinI-Il tlIII public.»—
tion was rIIsIIuiI‘IIl. and hi» I-IIntIIIuI-Ii to
IIIlI‘oI‘I'ItI- tIInIpIIranIIII and reform. llis
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of his nIIIthIIt. t\\II _\‘I\\|l\}.: lII‘IIIlII-IS and

four little rislIIrS. 'l‘lIIII‘ \\'\‘r\‘ all highly
(‘Slt‘t‘lllt'll and it \IliIriI‘k \I.I:tS VII“! I‘ILIlly
IIIlnIIIIIId for his talent. lIIs lIlzInII-lIISS lIfII.
IItIsII'erVing dIIVIItiIIn In principle and
fearless expression of opinion.

After the ptIlIliIIIItiIIn of .'I rIIIIIInI SIIrIIrII
artiI‘lII. it was gt‘llt‘rlllly \‘Xl‘t‘x‘lt‘tl IhIIt
Col. Hamilton \\'t\\lltl make an assault IIII
Uri! young editor. but days went by \I'itlIS
out his fulfilling“ thIIt I xpct'tatiun. {\lnl
puhlici lIllt‘lt‘Sl in tho IIIInIroI IIrSI IIIIII. III
to wane. tinnibrcll‘ s friends how low
lim‘e that this policy of mar [ton on the
Colonel‘s part was IlIIlIbIIraIIIly adopted
to throw the You“: than IItT his guard
and render him :I more IIzIsy \‘lVlllll.
Rumors IlIIsigIIIId to throw IlisIIredIt on
the character of young tirmbrell. \Vt'!\‘
however. sI t IItl Int lI_\ some pt‘lsolls‘. pIII
aunnibly the partisans of 11mrnltnn.uthl
to these young (lIInIlIrIIll 'rI-I ‘llt‘tl \IIth
Vigor in the no“ issue of his II. u» r. (hi
the night of February 'I; llzinIIlttIn and

sm‘crnl others who areprotnin: ntl) idIIn-
titled with the liquor interests. laid in
wait for tiambrell on a bridge \\' lIiI h he
must cross in walking home. nftI-r rII-
turning by rail from t‘lintun. \I'lIitlII r he
had been on business. ThII saloon g. Ing
claim that (litrnbrells S:I\I the. II and aim-
eiputing trouble tired tlI-I first shot. but
the. bulk 9f testimony tends to Show
that the attack upon tlnmlIrell was de-
liberately planned and the tiring begun
by his enemies. ,Not I‘I'IntI-nt \I‘ith rid.
dlint: (lumbrell with bullets. his assail-
ants bent his head to II jelly with pistols.
(lunibrelllwas heard to giveoneshriek
“Murder.“ after he was shot.

The New Mississippinr. II newspaper
published in the SHlllt‘Vbulldlllfl as thII
Sword and .S‘hield. has taken up the Pro-
hibition cause and in view of the murder
on} S

\ll these facts glare rind glare at us tIS
ghastly ns ldeI l'll‘k (lIInIlIrI 11 .S \\ ide and
death ~IrlazIId t‘)‘tH glared up III the sin
on that fIItBl I‘llllllS—gllll‘t‘ at us in tlIII
aw ful accusation IIgIIIIIs'. thI .S'e IIIIIII and
utter the cry of. ”Murder. ’ .\lIIrdI- Ir' ‘ us
loud and as shrill as that last ngIIiIerId
shriek of the murdered lIIIy.

, The. Sword and Shield was issued last

\V'ednesduy in‘niourning by friends of

the dead editor. who llllllUllllCt‘ that they
_wrll keep on tho course marked out by
(him. ()f the murder this issue says”.

It may Well amaze us that. II stutessnn—
tor could be an assassin'und the leader of
II corispirm y to put. away a man who
was surely cutting down the elaborate
superstructure of wickedness. which for
)ean he had with uncensing care ereet~

_ ed. The judgment. of many that would
lead the bad element over which he had
so great an influence In one 11 II business
no expressed often by friends to Ganr
brell. has been realized

This is Mississippi‘ 3 disgrace. and will
be till the strong hand of the law shall
wipe it away. That crv "Murder' ’ ring-
ing out on the night air and from the
lips of the truth- telling editor, will ever

, nitrate and reverberate through all the
hearts of the ehivalrous people of Missis-
sippi. and by it they shall be awakened
from their slumbers to finish the work
of their fellowSCitizen who has laid down
his pen forev er.

These extracts give an idea of the pitch
which public feeling has been aroused In
Jackson by the tragedy. but the excite-
ment was spread far beyond the capital
town. Temperance societies in Meridian,
Enterprise, Crystal Springs, Uticn and
othor places in the state passed rigorous
resolutions condemning the crime, call-
ing for the punishment of the perpetra-
tors and offering moral and material as~
sistnnoe in the ution. One set of
those reoolutiona reads as follows:

RESOLVED, the Meridian Reform
Club that int Bthe name and by the au-
thorit o! the 400 true men comprising
mid uh we denounce the dark deed as
inhumnn, a: destructive of the peace and
harmony of moiety and la casting a foul
um upon the fair name of our state.

RBOLVED. That in the death or R. D.
Gonna-ell the canon of Prohibition has
loll n that ordent friend nod valilnt

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l‘IItnalII nurses und phvsIIIians in the
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druggists throughout the world. l‘I‘IIIII

.SIILIy

L33 I‘IIlItS' :I bottle.

t 3 Nights is the
\ (\\\ x %\Q Q\\ complaint or
thousands suffering: from Asthma. Con.
stiniption Coughs. etc Did you m er try
AIIlIIIr‘s lIlIIIIlish III-mod)“: it is tho lIeSI
prIIpnrmiun lIIIIIwn for till Lung 'l‘ roulIlIIs.
sold on n positive gunnintco ht 10¢... 500.

Fur Sale by Frank ll. Baxter.

RIIIIIIII'S Her \‘IIutlII

Mrs. l‘lIIIIIlIII li‘liIIslIII'. Paterson. (‘lay
Cm. Iowa. lIIllsthII fIIllIIwIIIg rIInIIII‘kIIlIlII
story. tlIIII l‘lllll IIl‘ IIlIIII h Is \‘Illlt‘llt‘ll {III-
in tho I‘IsIIlIInrs II! the toxin: “1 IIIII TI;
_\I-IIrS old ll£\\t‘ lIIIIIn trIIIIhlIId with IIId~
ney complaint and humour» lIIr III: ”IV
years: II Iuld nIIt dress lllY sII Ilf \Iithout
help. Now I am “no trmn iIll pain and
soreness. and am hide I I do all my own
housework. I n\\‘(‘ my thanks to l‘llI-I‘S
trit‘ Hitters for having rIIIIIIwed my
youth. and removed I'IIIIIplIItIIlI' till IlIs-
easo and pain. Trv II bottle onl) 50c. IIt
Geo. B. 1’ ltiisteds Drug Store. ,

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A (‘IIptIIin‘ s I urtunnte Dist- overv, “

Capt. l. oleinan, schr. \\'evmouth. pl)-
ing between Atlantal ity and \ Y. had
been troubled with a cough so that he
was unable to sleep and \ as induced to
trv Dr. Kings \ew Uncover) for Com
sumptinn. It not only gave him instant
relief. but nlla) ed the extreme son ness
in his breast. His Children were simi-
larlv diluted and a single (“‘38 1 ad the
same happv I ffect. Dr. Km \ew
Discovery Is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board
the schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this
Standard Remedy at Geo. B. Plaisted‘s
Drug Store.

Bucklon‘s Arnie: Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Chopped Hands,
ChillIlains, Corns, and allSkin Eruptions.
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mouev refunded. Price
25 cents per box. or sale bv Geo. B.
Plaisted, Norwalk and South Norwalk.

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teed. Ills:

Syp umfiveonrofortlnoara Erup-
tionaor i oPoisoning. r Ill-income
wholoaystun. nod huniahes ull urn-.6.

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7 James Block. “‘3th Sn.

Norwam, - Conn.

Being unable to manufacture
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Lilions Colic. 6....

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“1-?er Ct,
WHHD HAHTELS,

Doors,
Sash, Blinds,
RARE WERE WORK

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Large Stork of Columns
for 'l‘riIIIIIiing

Plate and Sheet Glass.

STEAM §.\\\'ING,
I’LA SANG AS I}
TURNING.

Lllllllll'l' yard lIIIthIIIrI railroad

and t‘tll‘l‘ld :‘II lir‘itl it's.

Hill at Hint If. Marshall Street.

South Norwalk. Conn.

Harri, Brier 8. [10.

5000 Book A gents lf'antvd to Sell

THE
LIFE OF

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Springfield. Mass.

Ell 1’ [AH 31 EN'I (lFlI ICE

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Billings Ice Cream Heist.
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GEMETERY ASSEUIA‘PIUN.

Tn. :rI‘tlllIlS’ Ivf this .‘Isso ‘izinln are
.SIIiI IIIIIl in the Borough of NI~rI\';Iik.jIIst
ti Irtlr I'It IIIe l'mIIn Mills. bet“ eeu Spring:
llIIl liIInIi and Riverside Avenue. and
may he reached by good and well~kcpt
roads from all directions. The cemetery
is divided Into twentytwo .S‘I‘Ictions. with

B “0A 1) A \7 EN 1'

and suItalIlII strtets. and the c IntIIItr of
the had I.S Such that IVIIry taste may be
gratified in the .SI-lI \‘ll‘x’ll I-f pints. Tht‘
avIIIIIII .S‘ are So aura“; Id as to :Ill'urd an
almost.

(‘UN'I‘I

to 321 III'

VUOl‘S‘ SDRH E

the ditl‘vrent .SIIctiIIns. :Inl are
crIIssInl. Ill I very dxrrt‘tmu. by tlIIIstrIIets.
so that I‘;H‘HugeS Iti:l_\' rI-ut‘ll Iivvry pint.
An elegant

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of large I":

in the I-IItIrII III-nirtvry.

pilt‘lly. uni titted with
modern inIprIn‘I-IIII-IIIS,
trnnt‘I- gain.
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(, Al’Al Ill .
The entire space is llrl. plotted. but 52
Vault "LOIS. reservations for 517 single
interim-tits. and 3.102 Burial Plots are

now otfered for sale at pricesvcry favor-
able to purchasers.

MAPSI.

Maps of the Cemetery may be seen at
the ottice of Mn. Esos KELLIIIIII. the
Superintendent. on the premises: at the
oflice of Box. JAMES XV. than. at the.
Horse RIIilroad Depot; and at the office
of Mn Jonx 1]. Limit. at South Son
walk '

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