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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-01
NEWS IN NOTES.
STATE NOTES.

A railroad from Salem to Quinton ID
exoft1E>S -. residents OF Qulnton-
MA mary Scu1l. president Of the street
ear company Of Camden. died last Thurs
day. aged ninety-one years.
J 1ss w nils sgspsn az l,s AM f fso@ N Msy nSssr
9 next 70 Nay Is 1901.
Nys. Jude Cunmins. OF Long Branch,
WA III years old Thursday. She is said
10 Be tins oldest woman in the State. She
rcmomboxD General Washington.
The Iron silk and Tapestry Company,
brocafolis TO be used in refurnishing the
oaee end west rooms In the White House
nk Wonk1u11onL
NickolSs Atkins. sr., who works the
sampson George farm At Dover, Morris
county, has raised a radish that weighed
s'z ss M s1 gn;sg Jo BR9SO1s' OF Atlantic
county, Republican candidate for Assem-
bly,, ~ taken i'll last Wednesday with
n-omorxhARoG.
Mrs. Kate johnson, of Merchantville.
Just saved her life BY q daring leap OF
twenty feot on Wednesday. She was
walking on the Pennsylvania Railroad
trestle bridge over Peusauken creek,
when she was overtaken by the $40 train
from Camden. As the train was about
to strike her she jumped headlong from
the bridge, and landed on the edge OF the
creek unconscious She was rescued
the Cooper Hospital, Camden. No seri-
Gus injuries were found, and she will be
q again In q day or so.
Orlando Bowen, OF Cohansey, Cumber-
land county. has over fifteen acres plated
in potatoes. When he came TO dig them
he found the entire crop, over 1000
bushels, affected with black rot and an
entire failure He ~pIoughed up the
ground and sowed it with wheat. He has
not enough potatoes for his own use
A few days ago some children made
Mise Laura Tompkins, Of Dover,a wreath
of Arb0r vitae. which she wore. aud when
Il WA vithcred she crumbied the leaves
between her fingers and let them fall on
= stove, the smoke rising all around her.
Shortly after ward she became almost to-
tally blind. n doctors think there may
have been some poisonous plant in the
wreath 1t Is thought that Miss Tomp-
kin1 will never entirely recover her sight.
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Public Notice.
No. 6 s q " tSs91nIssIOSnRs OF

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT 0
II missioners OF Adjustment IN and for the city
provisions Of chapssr cxn Of the Laws OF issS en-
eoiiseti oan Of fr ar- ssassssis ~ unpaid ans ie sssss. ass s1a
ments and water rates OF water rents In cities OF this
and lien in lieu and instead OF such arrearages, and
& sa .sis &c i iasd R.s saS5sdt sssr &c fa ana to saR Rasislas a lSr
assessments, ? parsed March stn. 1856. have made.
istips 70 and adsesiag ieiinausnt iand. de-
scrbed as follows. 70 Wit
BLOCK Is los q and ., Fsiisads ave
block 2l5, lots - ana. -. Jewett ave
Block 81, lot IS. Garrison ave
k siocx rs Is. los Sc * h sss ave ave
Lick so. lot IS. Clerk 81
Block 1864, lot "a, Bergen ave aud Old Bergen
block Il. lot a. Cambridge ave
Block 81. lots 81 and q Hutton st
B Bsoss 81 81 l los |, c cooR q ave
siocf u. part Or lot Is Oakland ave
B Bioes ST. 81. i iSs - - & ss ANA s s Monticeuo av.
BLOCK WA; iots /. z and 3 qrana s.
Block l22. lots 1. 2 and g Sip ave
Block 1915, lots Is and 80. Stevens ave
hiSsE 81. 81 81 81 70 d ssssT 81 =
BlocS ss., iot "a Canaiss
b bioss 81 81. i lot g g S Sor 7 s. Sc
Block al. parts oflots -. % and 90 Central ave and
SIoes ~. weoIe block. Pallsaas ave
BiocK sis. parts Of lots II. L aud Is. Nelson ave
Block so2.4 lots SommunIpaw ave
Block 2ls. lot D. Grove st
Bi!oex IS, lot 8 Pasonia ave
Block 8A.s lot q. sixth s.
Block i5. lot 4. Gregory Sc
Block 242. lot j. Gro ve ST
Biock rs. los l. z 2 Proyosts
R RiSsS IS IS, i is 81. f si9tssns & St
Block sos. lot q. bright Sc
RIssE s. s. 81: !: + { Z y ! 8. 3 2 a and g e g ga.ss St =
biocs 80 lots y and y gnion Sc
Block 56s. lots : and g. GARFIELD ave
Block 2s iot % Maynest
Block zia lot u Eleventh 81
block ~ iot ~ Grove s.
Bloek ~ y. l lot 4 A, f Mira s. ave and c'i'''s
Bioek $50 iots 4. b, G and D. Monticello svs
B Bioss IS s, LOIS loss E and anSa < (. a aonslssIlo awe awe
Block l50i. lot B, Morris Canal
Block l5o<, lot :, Morris Canal
Block l.02. lot II. Morris Canal
block sashS. iois - and q, oxforu and Vaudeville
ayes
R E,oss a. To-, lots z sa sss . Baldwin adv ave
Block 923, lot1l3 Blocker st
Block Va lot 1. Tonnele ave
Block azs. lots Sd to III, Hillside Road
Block 9z2. lots 10 70 Is, hillside Road
Block g2, lots Z TO 10. Hillside hoad
ana the said Court has nxed saturday, the
eighth day OF Nosemher, eighteen hundred and
sew cissy, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon xa sns las as toe time
and place for hearing any objections that may Do
made 70 tns "A sss sss msn : eh 1or ana y l,sss nssd
IN said report when and where all partiesi interested
! dated Jersey CITY \. j., October IL. 1880.
DENNIS
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF the County of Hudson
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CITY NOTES.

III No4I5
Many . citizen who had forgotten the
Halloween. of his boyhood days missed
his front gate this morning
penred IN the vicinity Of Montgomery
street aud Bergen avenue this morning
and began to sweep the street vigorously.
Many d citizen smiled and wondered If
the Ring was trying to raise q dust t.
throw In their eyes next Tuesday.
Monmouth street from Montgomery to
Railroad avenue is being curbed and
A wagon belonging to l.. Loefier, of
Hoboken enu while crossing the in
completed car tracksa 81 Grove and Mont
K0mory streets last evening had one of
she front wheels.broken, but fortunately
neither driver nor horse was hurt
William Craig, OF No 40 Poplar street,
while &c work painting . house on Madi-
son avenue yesterday fell. from the scat
fold and received serlons injuries. DIR.
Bull was Immediately summoned, who
ordered the man removed to the hospital.
An ambulance was summoned anG he
wa to the city hospital.
Either he Rt- Rev. I. A. Starkey, ID.
d., OF this diocese, or the Rt. Rev. Leigh
ron Coleman, l. l. D., OF Delaware, Will
preach n administer the Rite of Conir-
nation in Christ Church, Clerk street
aud Claremont 9 On Sunday, No
vember 2. at a quarter 20 eleven p IN.
Harry Earl, employed in the sash fact
DRY Of Hollingshead Brothers. on Central
venue and Griffith strcet, had the thumb
and forelnger Of his right hand cut off
by q circular saw yesterday afternoon.
He WINS taken to St. Francis Hospital.
hi first entertainment Of the Y. Nj. c.
a. winter course will occur upon Novem-
Der s.
An extremely large attendance greeted
the third nightpf the Aloysius Far last
night.
The North American Transportation
Company, with a capital stock OF $3.50, 600
and Offices at Jersey City. New York,
New Castle and London, England, will
own vessels and carry on q general trans
p~ortation business.
The Syndicate Watch Company will
manufacture and sell watches and jewel
~ with q capital stock OF 500. 900 and
Offices In Jersey City and New York.
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A TWENTY YEARS VIEW.
FIVE MEN WHO HAVE 0eeN pRoM.-
NeNr THRouoH TWO DECADES.

usv Thsy l~sasA - slss nssi.ssss e Ne
ssvssssss go nov Thsy Lea Nsw.
nsssss q sAs rsssn. ne sssay. ~
osago - tMs Yrsasssr.
when added yean bring added honor,
and when the crown Of silver hair b .
CROWN indeed, u must delight the agod
sAes o. statesmAn, - we'll - the man Of
affairs, 10 look back to tho days when the
drst triumph was scored In life's battle,
and 10 recall again the blood tingling ex-
ultation with which the flrst shout Of
popular approval foil upon young man.
hoods eager ear. Tho laurel may have
wrcathed the brow amid the shock Of
hattie. the plaudits Of the theatre o. the
calm reposs Of the library, but the time,
the circumstances, the surroundings, can
never b forgotten. The years 60 BY.
There are other struggles and greater tri-
umphs, but none 90 sweet "a that first
succeas. And ~ the progress OF time
indicates tho approach Of the end Of
things earthly. the new generation bows
Ia reverence before embodied worth, and
delights 10 pass In review the deeds
which have raised the objects Of their
admiration from the plane Of mediocrity
TO the heights Of fame.
There arc many men who have sus-
tained through years Of labor the prom
ise Of their youth and won both honor
and fortune BY the trained use Of excep-
tional talents. To display and illustrate
the upward progress Of few among tho
many, and to indicate where they stand
now and where they stood . scoro of
years ago, 10 the object Of this article.
William Maxwell Evarts had already
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DHILADELPHIAA 4 READING RAIIsnOAa
HEADING CoLUMBIA DIVISION. II

On and aftsr Sunday, Nov 70. -. tsaane
leave Lancaster tK!ng street., :. toiloy.i
days. !;so 9. a.. is:sS. ~ >. m; sunday. saSS
n p% fSilssds,gh,.. - xs.s days. ~ : M. ~.
= ssa vi sSSads Safs ~ fsIiaS:lphl.. wsss aay
FOR r n; New w Ycsf RI Sis v - Allentown. wssk dAya
70 Sos Allentown. weak days. 10 = N. ~
por Posisyiiis, Sesr 4 q; days. 7soa m. - > -
Nor fssSSsS SssSsS: rs rs. A. ssgs rs 80 E M n M =
.E Eos = n n.rsE,sSSS.S Es6SnS1 M .sss Gsys. 100 M.
SO 81 :. Sa;Isssa a.; ssSass. SO sp ). N.Y. 9. !. : -
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER
Leave Reading. week days. 40, Has . ~
'iG Gssss ! e sfhiiaSsiphis. H. week sss.' az + 1ia No
III. leave s New ; York via Philadslph,s, week
Leave New York via Allentown, week a..
u Leave !; re- Xiisntcwn. week days. ssa .. m. -
Leave Pottsvills. week days. $50 q. m. ~
7.i5 p m. Sunday. 7;SS a: m, S45 p m.
Leave ave Harrisburg, week days. s:26 q M; euv
w HIsSs we oaarryvills. week days. 90. LIS = n.
800 sunarkL. xTk.xNTic aiiS 4 ri cirY DIVISION.
aud South street wharf
For Atlantic city. week days. ezpcc..
1850 q. m. and 40 p. m.; Sunday. Expcea
300 r. M, Accommodation. s0osG M. ~
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot eoense
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week dAyA-
Exprees 1D a. m. and 4 p. M. Accoanr
Express, p. IN. Accommodation, 7ao q =.
and 40 p. IN. y
A. A. MCLEOD, .. q. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres 4 0en1 Mgf. Gen1 PnAs'r AT
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after. Since then no has played many
parts on life's stage. In 1874 he was
counsel for the United States In the
tribunal of arbitration on the Alabama
claims at Geneva.
He next attracted public interest when
he appeared as leading legal adviser to
Henry Ward Beecher In the suit brought
against the celebrated divine by Theo-
dore Tilton. He also argued tho Repub-
hcan side Of the electoral case before the
commission, and when Mr.. Hayes suo-
ceeded to the presidency Mr.. Evarts be-
came secretary Of state. Now. at the
age sfoaafmag2so If q H,qits4, 6ssat assss1at8.
is younger than at least three Of tho men
mentioned here. He entered on his 6ist
year Jan. I, 1890. contented with the
laurels he has gained. and willing, from
the repose Of private life. to watch the
onward progress Of his handsome and
clever son. Twenty years ago Signor Sal
vini was driving the Madrilese wild with
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asAutsHa ~ sas0ltpA VsssO ~ a0v,vss
mummlAed cats, imported ftOm Bsnl
Hasaaa 10 England. The sals called out
. large attendance.
One specimen, a which he auceionees
dsclassd thas ~ hsad was . perfect study
fr 3 sweet face, realized y. Sd. OF
snoeher h was asserted that, though nos
handsome. e wee better than beautiful;
h was good. This animal went for
T. "a MummiGed cats bring about 90
. ton IN ths country where they are
found. and are used ~ . fertilizer. Ths
liverpool merchant netted . large profit
BY bis curious venture, and no English
homo hereafter, ~ matter how humble.
need b without an Egyptian cat Of per
fectly quiet habltA
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ON TOP or A HURDLA

An lnbt8nt6ueOub pOOtOkTopu.l
u feet and will also occupy less time In got
ting over than the novice. 1t Is most inter
esting to watch the different styles shown in
taking the hurdles, and, like other athletic
events, two men can hardly be found who run
the race and take the hurdles In similar way,
The first illustration shows an athlete rising
10 take hurdle. It will be noticed that his
left knee Is bent and that he Is clearing the
stick knee first. This Is done 10 that he can
get closer to the stick, for II he went over
With his leading leg straight, which would
necessitate his foot being In advance OF his
knee, he would have to start . correspond
ingly greater distance away, which, OF course,
would mean longer jump, requiring moro
forcs and tiring him quicker. He has jumped
from his right leg and Is trailing it behind.
Il is an excellent illustration Of tho proper
way to rise scientifically for hurdling, and II
hs were little closer or lower down the style
could not be improved upon. Taking the hur-
de with the knee first is the way A. A. Jordan,
Who won the amateur championship at tho
high hurdle race for four years, used 20 sue
csafully. He IL considered the most scientific
hurdlsr In America, for be IL not very fast
gprintsr, being considered about an ll-second
man for the 100 yards, yet in his day he could
~ org the high sticks faster than any one.
He 80 the American amateur record at bis
tevol7s racs, and althossSh there are others
Who ars about q fast as be 70 now, still they
10 not show - great speed ~ he did In his
bsst form
4. y. COPELAND, who l. considered JordauS
equal q the high hurdles and who 10 the pres
snt amateur champion at the low ones, does
uot clear the obstacles In the way shown BY
~ 0rst tllustration. He takes them more
hks regular long stride With his foot 6rst
end bis legs very much extended He 10 not
% scientific - Jordan, but be can run 100
yards about yards faster than his rival and
= alsp . better running broad jumper. He
naks up In force what he may lack In
scisncs, although he Is by no means an un-
sciantine hurdler. Jordan in clearing the
high sticks covers about twelve feet In dis
tAncs; COPELAND about one foot more.
Although ths styles Of rising for hurdle
vary % far - the position Of the leading leg
\ concerned, the nsthod OF holding or trail
:.skw the leg sprung from 10 about the same In
Ss AurdlsrS Ths trailing leg b generally
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shaken Ont OF Gear

BY malarial disease the human machinery
cannot half perform its ONCE. Digestion, secre-
tion, evacuation are dis0rdered, the blood be-
comes watery, the nerves feeble the counte-
nance ghastly, sleep disturbed and appetite Gu
pricions Terrible is the disease, fell Its conse-
quences. There In, however, q known antidote
10 the miasmatic poison, and certain safe
guard against II. In maiarious regions OF our
South and West, In South America, Guatemala
and on the lsthmus Of Panama as well M In
this inimitabe preventive and remedy, Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, has, during the last
thirty -nve years been constantly widening the
area OF Its usefulness and demonstrating its
sovereign value. Liver complaint, dyspepsia,
constipation, kidney trouble rheumatism and
debility are ail remedied by IT.
mar1tOll
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mum W
Then he went to the assembly, to the
state senate, and, in war times, to con-
gress, where, although a Democrat, he
supported tho policy Of President Lin.
coin. In 1867 he became governor OF
Connecticut. and was reelected the sue
ceeding year, and again in 1870. In 1871
the gubernatorial contest was very close,
so close, in fact, that Mr.. English refused
to take the seat, saying, ''No man can
afford to hold an Office the title to which
is in the slightest degree tainted with
fraud" In 1875 he was appointed to
fill the vacancy in the United States SEN
ate caused by the death Of Mr.. 0. s.
Ferry. After the expiration OF his term
he lived the life Of q wealthy man Of
leisure and affairs. He leaves widow
and one son.
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Their Business booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
eral revival of trade at ii. B Coehrans Drug
Store as their giving away 70 their custorners OF
covery FOR Consumption. Their trade IL simply
enormous In this very valuable article from the
fact that IL always cures and never dsappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test II before buying by getting trial bottle
free, large Size u. Every bottle warranted at
II. II. Cochran's Drug Store, lT and i3y North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa. )3)
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Epoch,

The transition from long, lingering and pain
ful sickness to robust health marks an epoch In
the life OF the Individual. Such remarkable
event Is treasured In the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has been at
tained Is gratefully blessed. Hence 1t Is that so
much Is heard In praise Of Electric nitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to health,
to the use Of the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys
Liver or stomach, OF long or short standing
you will surely fnd relief by use OF Electric Bit
ters. Sold al 5Oc and 81 per bottle at IL. b. Coch-
Lancaster. Pa. n
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achieved en- l.
nence In 1870.
Al the leading
counsel for Pres
ident johnson In
the mpeach-
nnent trial, and
later ~ attorney
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bridge TO cross the streams. The self
sacrificing spirit and marvellous endur-
ance Of Buffalo Bill made 80 great an
impression on Gen. Sheridan that he
called the scout to his headquarters and
said: Cody, l appoint you chief Of
scouts Of the command"
The writer, when on the frontier, after
the Custer massacre, saw an instance OF
Cody's nerve. A scouting party was
riding among the foothills Of the Wind
River mountains, in Montana. While
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A SCENE AT THE CAT SALE

tossay TO his fireman: These burned
plebeians don't burn worth cent; pass
out a king This flight Of imagination
has almost been equaled by actual fact,
for recently Liverpool merchant Gre
ated some excitement and "A great deal
of amusement by Offering for sale at
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Mothsrsi Mothersii Mothers

MOthersi Mothers ! Mothers
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
70, go At once and get bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t; there In no mistake about It There In
not y mother ON earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you NJ once that II will regu.
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
relief and health 70 the child, operating like
magic II II perfectly safe t0 In all cases and
pleasant W the taste, and In the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere,
Is cents q bottle. tune25lydAw
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still able and
willing to
write graceful
verse, enter
tanning prose,
or give q med.
ical opinion.
Tho wide men.
tai grasp Of
tho man ap-
pears In his
ability to shine
ma n star In fl~
literary world,
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been born in New
Haven March 13,
1912. He began
life as a carpen'
ter and builder
but laid the foun'
dations Of his
large fortune In
the lumber trade,
He first appeared
in politics as q
member Of ths
New Haven com
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%peetai AottreS.
BuckIen,n Arnica saIye,

THE best rsALvE In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
feet satisfsction, or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. l37 and is8 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa June27-lyd
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entnusl0Sm over MS
acting. It Is recorded


such an impression that the easily reused
audience rushed upon the stage to ascer-
tain whether the death was actual or fic-
titious. Salvini has been soldier as
well as an actor. In 1840 he entered the
army of Italian independence, and fought
valiantly for tho defense Of his country.
After the proclamation Of peace he re-
turned 10 the stage, with which he had
been connected from childhood, and
made steady progress In public favor.
In 1895, at Florence, the sixth centenary
OF Dante's birthday was celebrated by
the production Of Francesca di Rimini,"
. tragedy founded on an episode in the
"Divina COmmedia," and ltaly's four
greatest actors filed the leading roles.
One of these was 6alvini, the other three
being Rossi, Majeroni and Nine. Ristori.
Salvini first visited America In 1874, and
his artistic methods are familiar to the
American theatre goef. He is man OF
courteous manners, magnificent ply ysique
and distinguished appearance.
William F. Cody erjoys a reputation
not at all In touch with that earned by
the celebrities with wkom he is grouped.
While Evarts was expounding the law.
Holmes writing graceful verse, Dana guild
ing public opinion an,a salvini dominat-
ing the stage, Buffalo Bill was out on the
American frontier fighting the Indians
and aiding to make the country safe for
civilization and the farmer. 1t Is little
more than twenty years ago-in the
spring Of 1903, to be exact-that Cody
won his spurs. He was already a noted
man, then about 35 years OF age, and wore
his title Of Buffalo Bill because Of his un-
equaled devastation among the Ameri-
can bison, but on the occasion referred
IL he rose above the level of the ordinary
plainsman and Indian fighter.
From his headquarters at Hays City
Gen. Sheridan sent Cody as guide and
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woman,s smiles ana woman's Tears.

One TO enliven, the other To soften the heart
Of mankind. An old bachelor once said women
were either all smiles or all tears I" but this
q tear or a SMILE" Woman have enough TO
bear 10 make them " all tears and enough 10
afflicted vi wath nervousness, female weak ness"
sick headache, and the numerous diseases Pc
eullar 10 their sex IN necessity for cOntem pa-
ton and for tears" but when they consider
that there is sure remedy In DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription for all such 4" female com
plaInts," there Is reason for "smiles." F.skw
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR ENGLISH.

A Career In Which Wealth and Political
Preferment Were Acquired.
The death of Ex-Governor James Ed
ward English, Of Connecticut, at New
Haven recently, removes from the scene
Of worldly activity prominent figure
in political contests OF former years. He
was reputed to be the wealthiest man in
Connecticut. At the time Of his death
Mr.. English was 10 years old, having
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MUMMY CATS SOLD AT AUCTION.

The Novel Business In which = Liverpool
Merchant Hss Engaged.
Mark Twain once asserted that on the
railway to Cairo mummies were used for
fuel, and that an engineer had been heard
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CuTrcURA REMEDIES.
SCALY SKIN DISEASES

and Entire body with Whloo oUato.
skin Red, Itchy and BleOdlng. nlneP
All Gone. spent Hundreds Of OuI1nEus
Pronounced Incurable. Cured by CO.
ticura Remedies.
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Cuticura Resolvent
pInPLEs, Black Heads, ChApped and Olly
III Skin. prevented by CUTICURA GOAE.
IT STOPS THE PAIN.

Backache, kindey pains, weakness, rhouuAos
tism, and muscular pains relieved In one mlne
uto BY the Cutfcura Antt-PAin Plaster. Iho
ter. a.