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TIE best Spring medicine known Is that
wonderful tonic, Browns Iron Bi.ters. pAw

THAT hacking cough can be quickly cured
BY shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. h548il
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? shiloh's VitaliZer Is guaranteed
to cure you. .1riss ,'tiE - i,a5iEli
SL.ErLEss nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. S,il,. -. Il &. 4
CATAERu cured, health and sweet breath Sc.
cured BY Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
ceats. NASAL Injector free. - E = s1-l
Sold BY =. hooking, Gsent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. Il. List 1nlu Main
street. ''Sq ~, 7'3S6,i.St7s h. rowpsw |
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TIE most brilliant shades possible, on all
fabrics are made by the Diamond Dyes, I'm
equalled for brilliancy and durability. 10 cts.
~ =" fts T'-I''s rs, HHHIt" r1Mwrswr
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:. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiioh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is. cents.
SnILon's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by US ona guarantee. Itcures cousump-
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Buy Hunters Sitter; Hunter Sitter Co.
Kitchen specialties-Cincinnati and New
York. Circulars free. II i- !. iii
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nEw iohk: Deccmbct ID. Cotton dull and easy
se!pu 600 barrels: exports OGo barrels; supeilno
State md western 50 30a3 %; common to goOd com.
mon q soa! 20: good to choice 81 81: white wheat,
extra 80 2aa! q; extra Ohio 81 S5a6 49, st. Louis
@SSa7 %; Minnesota patent S Coa7 10. Wheat
oEhed sa&a14e better, afterwards lost the advance
and declined rii'c, closing irmcr; receipts $500
bushels bushels sSr9rs none; ungraed Icd socasl i.
sssasd w S si s %s. Se. 81 NJ NJ
do. sales 800 bushels ut 81 o.: O. lied DECEMBER
s1es $40 bl!shesat 81 0S, closing at 81 0S1
SSiamn'aty. sales: Do bushels. lit S. 0s1tal e9s
500 bushels al 81 la% al i54, CLOSING at Il IsT
tGotn, cash ~ higher; optioDs opened 1lSaiIc
aisher. Afterwards lost the advance declined alc,
500 bushels ungradcd 55a73c steamer G5a6Gc: I'M
graded white GiaGGc: No. -? january G51saGG1l.c,
Closing a &c; February G'1aaG5c, closing u! 6.c;
wsaS essSs y SS Ss &c S sGom 1a ~ ou ss
els; western mixed i2alsc: while western i6aJIc.
Hay, demand fur and market firm at Coo. Coffee
n W.! s %S1,ss CITY af, sSs ar to good Gens
.oc; Rice, quiet and firm at 7c Rangoon SIC. II.
aIso!eunl. unchanged; crude Dc; refined 75Sn75Sc.
ssn 1E an'es ana steady ai ne, Resin, firm ut
" Mcs ss " FRESH uTpsane dull Al 6s Eg
and unchanged. Cut Meats, nominal; long clear
Si ~ So Lard: weak: prime steam sloSo. IuIter,
&c.
and trin; western flat Ga13c. ..,
CHICAGO. December l1.-Flou.. dull and nm.
changed. Wheat, generally unchanged, but some
Hiles were higher. regular 9.Lc December: pix
January; o5se February; 99c Alay No. red winter
sass Ne :G Iesessa sG G sg No. Gheas
higher al 81 a5l14 cash and December tOi Jan,l.
ary and February: 53l4e May. Oats active, flr,n
ina isher "a cash; December s.c
Ut Soc. Hogs, dull weak and lower ar 81 OOa7 Ii.
Butter, steady and unchanged Esgy, cnsier " 27iA
sss Psis' unsettled. hu. higher It ST. 15al7 i
Js Jam; ,r5 ~ 3osl y December s.? 2.11
March. Lard. moderately active anu higher. al
go 39salo is cash: $40 81 aiO 10 January: SIo 5G
10 @ Ie1S1sFy So eeeSdS: March LINK meats
changed Call-wheat Etcndy; May ADVANCED III,
Corn. Irregular at &c bid january; 50Lc BID Feb.
,uary; May, Oats, Irregular ut 375sc year: S5c
January sn y; aSMs February: SGEat6sc May: Pork
224c February. Lard tiuner. but moi Guo,sbly
higher. except advanced NC January.
BALTIMORE, December l9.-Flour unchanged and
uull. Wheai. western opened higher: rcacted and
f no easy; ~ winter red spot e6kal o611:
February 81 o9hal O9>S: March ST liIni liz,
Corn. western easier mixed ypOt old Sc asked:
hew C!cn,sssd: DECEMBER Csc bid; ycar a64c;
steamer 5sc bid: OATS dull: western white lsaigc;
mixed l5al7c; Pennsylvania 45ajOc. Rye, dull al
o oi hay; nmchapged. Provisions, unchanged
sa gu'fF5 srx huttes r western packed and ro
Petroleum. unchanged. Coffee, firm: Rio clig6es
aud steady NJ sllS% N>s>" "'4A'' 4 p''''
roIEDo. O.. December 1o.-wheat. easier; No.
!ed sS Dseem Ma,cS q yesr 9SH
Corn, e5sier; No2 spot. old 5ic, iew, sec: year
sSSf yesI i5le 6sceansS az; se'te aS
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For thick Heads,
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, "Wells'
May Apple Pills. anu-bilous catharlic 10
and Csc, - ~. 81 =,
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DR.. J. E. SMITH.
NO. lll7 CHApLINE STREET.

NO. III CHAPL1NE STREET. =
Thebest evidence OF physicians success IL the ten
iltaOny OF his patients. The increasing demands for
my professional services Prove that ! have dealt
honotabiy aud fairly With thnsn who have consulted
me. never Use patients nam, without permis.
Non, though have many hundred certificates from
thOte whom have cured after they had been pro-
uUunCed incurable. thorough medical education,
with many hospital xgerience and familiarity
with THERAPEUTIC agents. close observance Of tenn.
ornamental peculiRrities and strict attention 10
Lygeulc management insurcs success II euro IA
possible. aud frankly give the patient my opinion
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney ana Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered neutrality-suspicious. seemed TO help me:
CDul not getout OF bed. Dr.: Smith cured me-"
zKI'T; PHILLIPS.
Catarrb. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice.-sui.
d. smith eompletelysnq.1edd rs IS cu n,r,,
Dyspepsia and. liberated Stomach 'sfreatment
me-" THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent
, FlAd them for iSH5s9n KIT; I5 Smith
seroiula. Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
help hlu,. D.. Smith cured him"
Mis-. CATHERINE CAPS,
MarketEtreet Wheeling, ". Va. ;
Canccr.-"suGcred for years with cancer. Had II
cut out three times. II returned after each opera
ton. Dr. Smith cured nc without knife. causticor
pain" MRS. Il. N. ORCUTT !!
Piles, Fistula oil AnuH.-Flat Of my back for Is
ueekA Reported dying. DR.. Smith cured mo with.
out knife, lii i've weeks. .-..---.f 91lN
Wholesale Grocer Main 81, Wheeling, ". Va,
Ulcentons Of Rectum, ProlApsus aud Piles
"wM given up TO do and pronounced incurable.
Dr.. Smith cured mo without knife"
WARRINGTON DEIANY,
Martins Ferry
Rev. Il. O. Ladd wrltes:--''Dr. Smith professional
services In my family have been most satisfactory
sud commend him 10 all ~ gentleman and a
ikillful phyMcian:? sr-
Ms. Margaret Kolb says.-''I had been suffering
Tor seven Year, and treated by many physicians ioi
Dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tape-worm and
III eight hours removed monster 100 feet long, !
Female Complaints.-Three years III hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such oases
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases OF heart, lyer
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood. nervous adecti onH
aud weaknesses OF men and youth, scrolula aud
kAlhma testify 10 my succcsa,
Piles cured without the kn!tc.
Patients at q distant may be treated by letter and
niisiaction guaranteed. A chart for self examina.
ton sent OH receipt OF two hrec-cent stamps, aud
advice returned free. SOS /
CUululiAtion at Office free. OiIlcc hours from l.
N. 10 II. ~. daily. Call on OF address
J. 3. SMITH, II. D.,
myl2 No. lit Chapllne 81. wheeling viva.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

ANY blood Disease, whether Hereditary or
otherwise, speedily cured BY S, S. S. . "a. ,
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wv. MpC4nryEr, S Lloyd street, Buffalo,
ployer, II. Anderson,at Main street, procured
some Thomas Eclectric on, and he says that
afew applications eaHbled him to 80 to work
rs usual. ] > N -.--L -. - VIM nAY
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rid OF that
terrible dis.
ease. Being

~ you doubt. come " ace In. and we will CURE
sou, or charge no,hinyl Write for particulars and
scopy Of the little book. Message to the Uaioe.
,unA,c Suffering" Ask any Druggist "a to our.
sanding.
ssSl 900 Reward Will b. paid to any Chem.
h, who will hnd. Oh analysis Of 100 bottles OF q,
i. J., one particle OF Mercury, lodIde OF Potassium.
" any Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
p,0viet0s, Atlanta, Ga. I,
Price OF Small Nike, 0lOOt
Large Size, I7o
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ~
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NarYOflN nclllllY

When all other remedies laiI Dr.. FRAzlER's
koor BITTgRs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at time
I was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until /
heard of your Root Bitters. have taken
the Root Hittcrs for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health. ::a;.
"W. JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, O., y
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan l. Co., also
Chas Aoenkenloeller, Wheeling, aud r. X.
McConahey, Bridgeport. I.a DLw
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LApY render your skin white With Glenns
Sulphur Soap. gi'&l ''{gS,5G55G
Pixies Tpothache Drops cure In one mio.
VIZ HwF4w.
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MEDICAL,
MEDICAL,
GRATITUDE!
DENVER, Cot, Aug. 20, 1882


Gksrs-l cannot find words with which 10
express my gratitude to you for the cure your
swIit's Specific has effected In my case. I
wnatllicted with the horrible blood disease
for three years, and spending some time
4, the Hot Springs, considered my case a
hopeless one. used only one, dozen small
bottles Of s. 8. s., and there Is MI sign Of the
disease remaining. Ny sores are all healed,
Z; T, ;' e.: w q: &c: 6 e.: a: a;
= drug clerk, have seen SO many hundreds
Of men dosed with Calomel, Iodldc Of Mer.
curry aud lodide Of Potash, until they were
made complete wrecks, that l shudder 10
think Of the misery which has been brought
on the human family by the use OF Mercu.
rel, for Blood Diseases II Is crying shame
that physicians will not acknowledge the
merit of your GRAND Blood Medicine. Usc
NY name rs you wish. refer you 10 my
present employers, or to Messrs. Collins
Bros, 81. Louis. LII. RAP,
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver, Col.
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sfIlLoH's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dlzzinessand
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and is
F! CRoyr, Whocping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. 81
Sold by y. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by Il. H. List, 1910 Main
street. $ y'F Us ~ i.-G Fnil EowpAw
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THE genuine SAnAToaA Hon ROCK SpRIHa
WATER for gale by all druggists BY the dog.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings,
N. Y.NIlgl't4 ESGl ~ q h Is; 5yl{ 7sszsE.llE
J.tF. Shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r, K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. g,.st v yf 7pAw
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ToLEpo, o., December 19,.Wheat. easier: No.
red spot December, Or year 05Mc: January 36S<c:
February as554cs; March 81 0Gs.i i95i: NAV IL 0iE
s ssTn s5sier Ri spot Old new Soc yesr
dull; No. red spot or year % c lid: January va:
February 9sIFc Did; March 81 coal l0,G lid; NAV
slo,1s bid. SoTn, dnll; No. spot Old s9c asked;
bid. 0as, dull; Nd. yearlihc; May 3sIc BID, <a'
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A Ii WHO ARE iSTJF.
i1c,, ffeIng from Rheumatism. Ncu1nlgIa, Spinal
TT tnmhInaae Lame l,aek, Liver and kidney
mood I3;. lmpotency, Seminal Weakness and MI
uIliaiy Diseases can secure immediate and per.
mal'eht relief by addressing. In confidence. " ~
HaTa--'-.. T- n u II ~ h's+. .
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,0lSCIHSAIl, UeceMbtr 1g.-COttOn dull and I'M.
changed. Flour unchanged. Wheat lower al 9jI
taif demand al s9ai0c. re steady VIII o al,
demand at 62Ha6sc. harley, iair demand at 1%.
Pork steady with iair demand at $3.50 Laid
strong IND higher .! SO 49, Bulk meats In fair de-
quiet; shoulders IS Is; clear rib $40 5AaIi ? n
Mhjsky steady 1t 81 Il ,Eutfer nnnannoI H'-A w
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK MISSES, Including Lencorrhen, IF.
 regular and Painful Menstruation,
 Influmra q ton and Liberation of
 she Womb, Flooding, PRO-
 LAPSUS UTERI, Sc.
 eTPleasant to taste, efcacious and Immediate in its effect It great help in pregnancy and re- Eeves pain during labor and at regular periods
 PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY. r8-FoR ALL WEAKNESSES Of the generative organs sex it is second to remedy that hes ever before the public; and for all diseases or 1he K1pFEYs it is the Greatest Remedy tn the World wKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
 Find Great Relief fin Its Use.
 LYDIA E. PINKIAPs BLOOD PURIFIER will eradicate every vestige of HEmors from tho Blood at the same time will give tone and strength 70 the system. AsmarVelousin results as the Conpouno- tE-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre- pared at 2s3 and 235 Western Avenue, lynn, Mass. Price either S1 Six bottles for $5. The Compound is by the form of pills or of 1ozenges, on receipt price, S1 per box for either hrs PnkhaIn freely all letters of inquiry Enclose cens stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention thss IopeT.
 tq-IYpra F. PISKIAs's LIVER PILLS cure Constipa- tien Biousness and Torpdity of the liver 20 centa
 NgSold by eIi Druggistso ~GS t9
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The Countv Commissioners

The County Commissioners were in ses- sion yesterday and granted the following two months licenses Morris Welch, 139 Wallace street; Bernard McGibney, 80 Wallace j; William Hackett, 293 West Water; Frank McHugh, corner of Columbus avenue and West street; H. W. Rood, s9 Union; Mar garet Rourke, corner of State and Bishop Charles E. Gerard, 2o4 Congress avenue :; Edwin B. Sanford, Fremont House. Henry Buchter, 1O5 Goffe; John Tyler, Elm house, Westville; Fritz Nagle, 90 Congress avenue; Earnest Klenke, 4S St. John Mor- ris Crothy, 151 Ashmun; John H. Austin, Bridge and Water streets; John Welch, Greene and East streets James McDermott, 136 Lafayette Charles Hatman, (beer icense), 34 Ashmun August Hubner, 12O Union.
 Long licenses were reissued as follows James E. Gaherty, Wallingford; Daniel Dieser, Hamden Charles Roberts, Hamden A. & G. A. Hill, Orange; Joseph Hodson, Milford. The commissioners will sit ir Waterbury to issue licenses Wednesday and Thursday of this week to grant long term licenses.
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Personal,

The Daily Rerald of Clinton, ,wa of Nov. ? says: ''Universal sorrow and regret was expressed throughout the community on receipt of the sad intelligence of the death of young Mir. Frank Anthony, son of F. G, Anthony, Esq, of New Haven, Conn. For several years past Mir. Anthony spent his summer vacation with his cousin, Mr. Will R. Anthony, and although his visits were of brief duration he seemed to so endear himself by his many kind and good qualities that it will be long ere his name will be among the forgotten. MT. Anthony left here six weeks ago to return to his home, where he was blessed with kind father and mother and 0 loving sister to administer to his many wants. But he fell victim to that cruel disease, con- sumption"
 Miss Lottie Shaw, a member of the High school junior class, ran from her home to school yesterday forenoon fearing that she would be late, and fell in faint from ner- vous exhaustion and lay about an hour in a half unconscious state. Dr. R. s. Ives and the girls mother were sent for. Miss Shaw recovered under treatment and was removed to her home No. 26 Clark street No per- manently serious result is apprehended
 Thomas McGowan, 45 years of age, died at the hospital yesterday morning of typhoid fever. He was from Bridgeport, and was brought to the hospital from that city about six weeks ago. The interment will be in Bridgeport to-day.
 Miss Mattie Chapin, of Hartford, sails to- morrow for Europe in the Servia. She will winter in London.
 MT. Burton, of the Hartford Humane so- afa hoe olr oha nf bright little boy of ten years from Rocky Hill, whose parents are both in jail.
 Neil Martin, of the Stamford harbor light house, will take the place of William Jones, the Penfeld lighthouse keeper, who sue ceeds Captain Brooks at Faulkner's Island, and Nabor Jones will probably be the Stam- ford lighthouse keeper, Collector Beers hav- ing nominated him.
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Charles Stevens. aged p, who died at his fathers residence in Elm street Sunday, was foreman of the trimming department at s. M. Weir's carriage shop and a prominent member of Washington Council No. ', o. U. A. M. He was generally esteemed.
 Senator Smith, of Wallingford, met with an accident yesterday. While driving in Wallingford his horse ran, and after narrow ly escaping striking iron bridge MT. Smith was thrown out and became wsdged between the wheels and the buggy iu such way as to bring the horse to standstill, and | for 8 wonder Mir. Smith not seriously | hurt.
 John P. Tyrrell, formerly of this city, and for several years past in the government job printing office at Washington, is in town for few days. He is still attached to Connecti- cut soil though doing finely in the District ot Columbia. There are quite number of former New Haven men in Washington, in. cluding three correspondents for New Yorl dailies, Messrs. Elliot, Edwards and Root
 Mr. Tyrrelrs son is now attached to the | coast survey
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FirSE I'm fha State.

David Rowland's dwelling house in Wind sor was burned early Sunday morning. The loss is from $6,o0o to $7.ooO; insurance, S4,O00. The fire was of incendiary origin. Other incendiary fires have occurred in the place recently, and the townspeople are much alarmed and it is proposed to offer reward of $1 ,ooo for the detection of the perpetra- tors.
 The extensive barns of Stephen Hoyts Sons, nurserymen, of New Canaan, were to- tally destroyed by fire Sunday morning. The barns contained from 75 to 90 tons of hay, a large quantity of grain and other feed, elev- en horses 26 head of cattle, wagons, trucks. harness and much other farm ma chinery and tools which were burned. The loss is from $1O, ,OOO to $12. .OOO; insured for $7, 1000. It was an incendiary fire
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-07

ATH-Lo- is a Greek word, and means "bearing away the prize victorious ," It has been adopte as the name for medicine which in tho tism and nothtng else." This assertion has g fresh crispy 'catching" ring This preparation was fl hrst teste among New Haven rheumatics. The ''home testimony" in its favor Is gratifying living proprietor of a medicine ought to wish. A few ex- ley driver Adams Express, 1901 oolanbus avenue, New Haven. rheu aatism of the hia, couldn't rest night or day. had to stop work bottle cured him. Lyman Judd 1l2 Temple street. rheunatism in the hip and could not take single step one bot tIe cured him. Rev. Wnl. P. Corbit, George st eet M E. church, 1.-two months in most excruciating tor ture, lost 35 pounds of flesh, housed for month 1; your medicine Is infallibls for inhammatory rheums tisu." George H. Hotchkiss, 327 Grand street, six months inte sufferer. four different physi- cians no reli. f, three bottles cured him in three Mrs. stewart, 2S4 ongress avenus .tfor 15 months couldn't raise my hand to nay head" one bottle cured her. This medicine has friends uho are true steel, and grateful than can be imag ined. It rheumatism whenever 1t is used. Can be obtained through your druggist.
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FOR SALE.
 {a THE HOUSE No 157 Meadow street, contain E4ii1 ing all modern Improvements house in first -E.g class order, fresco. painted walls. etc., etc; the place Is for sale at low price, and only small amount required down; the balance can remain on mortgage; possession at any time
 Apply to J. SONNENBERa, Broker, my3 238 Chapel Street,
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The Court Record.
City Court-Crim1nal Side-Judze Shel-
 Gons

City Court-Crfm1nal side-Judze sheI-
 dOnt
 William Wagner, vagrancy, etc., to Novem- Der 8 :; George Doty, same, to November |; same, theft, to November 9; Jeremiah Han lon, abuse of Officer Wass, $5 fine, $6.14 costs; James McGovern, abuse of officer, aolled Mary Collins, breach of peace, judg- ment suspended. Court of Common Pieas-Judge Torrance. In this court yesterday two aliens were naturalized.
 At a bar meeting the following assignments were made:
 Wednesday, November 8-Whittlesey vs. Moore & Goodrich !; H. W. Smith & Go. vs Goldsmith Coe vs. shoningsr & Go. Thursday, November 9-Clinton Brothers & Go. vs. Ford.
 Friday, November 1o-Hill vs. Flagg; Dai- ley, trustee, vs. Collett.
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The suaTsld Explosion-Death of saun-

The explosion of the Metallic Cap con- pany's works at Sufield Saturday resulted in the fatal injury of one man and the serl- ous woundlng of seven others The works are situated about mile from the Connecti- cut river and opposite Thompsonville. The workmen were using new machine, when in some way the illuminate exploded, eom- pletely destroying one building and seriously damaging another. The scene of the explosion wss a great object of curiosity Sunday, large parties from the sur rounding towns visiting the ruins. Some if teen or twenty tons of coal in the cellar of the demolished building were still burning. The magazine remains untouched and the dry house is standing, though very much shattered. The plaster on the walls and coil ing of the latter is taken off as cleanly as 8 workman could take it and at first glance one
 would suppose the lathing had never been
 plastered. The ground for six or eight rods around is covered with boards, shingles,
 blank caps and other material, showing that the force of the explosion was very great
 The injured men are as comfortable as could
 be expected and all of them, except John
 Sanders, will recover. The bravery of Frank
 A. Cole who remained to rescue his compan
 ions after the first explosion, is worthy of special mention
 James Saunders died on Saturday nig ght.
 The deceased was 65 years old and lived on
 small farm, which he owned, on the road
 from the Thompsonville ferry to Suf6eld Gen.
 ter wife aud three daughters survive h1m Of the others who were injured by the explo. sion Charles H. Brewster's condition is the most serious. He was badly cut about the face, his jaw was broken and one of his legs bruised by the flying timbers. The others are considered ont of danger.
 typn cause of the explosion. One, that an iron plate fell upon some illuminate used in mak 1 ing caps, and another, that the illuminate hao l not been properly dampened, as ordered \ There were three explosions in succession 1 The buildings took fire and were totally des l troyed. The magazine, which is of brick ! protected it's contents. The loss was quite
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(knlv Two Bottles.

Messrs Johnson, Holloway & Co.,, whole sale druggists of Philadelphia, Pa, report that some time ago gentleman handed them a dollar, with request to send good ca tarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona. Recently the same gentlemen told them that both the officers and the wife of Gen. John O. Fremont, Governor of Arizona, had been cured of catarrh by the two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm.
 Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Oswego, N. Y.-A few days ago I saw lady who had used your Cream Balm for Catarrh, and had found more relief in one bottle than from all other remedies she had tried I enclose $1 for two bottles. Yours respectfully, JAMES KITCHEN M D., Providence, R. l.
 Apply into nostriIs with little finger.
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