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The Newtown bee., 1890-07-04

that owned by the Housatonic, north of the station, leaving only space for pas sage over. the bridge. Seats have also been placed on the temporary station on the east of the tracks.
 o. c. Bnllard has purchased a fine Jersey COW; he says that it is the only safe way of securing pure milk.
 The large double house on Norman street is being moved to the rear and will face the new street cut through the land bought of Mrs Sanford by W. A. Smith.
 John street is being repaired by Street Commissioner Pierce, to the qualification of the driving public. Several large elm trees have also been cut down.
 Mrs A. s. Middlebrook and children Howard and Bertie have returned from Winsted. where they spent the month of June.
 Homer Silvey is moving into his new house on Black Rock avenue.
 W. II. RaNmond, pro rrietor of the Court street stables, has lost a number of yaluabl,. horses with fever.
The Newtown bee., 1890-07-04

MT and Mrs Smith will reside at Monroe, where Mir Smith bought the Minott Booth place, some time ago.
The Newtown bee., 1890-07-04

IHE
 D. M. READ MP A N Y.
 SILKS. The several different weaves Of silk we men tion at prices to be had frofn eure egvlar .csail stoc.-:
 INDIA SILKS. h tl1s ser syses best qu...i.ts, 85 cents, medium asc; good 37 l-2c.
 SURAH SILKS.
 Black 60, 60, 75, e5c, S1.
 Colored---p.i,i.1 and fancy, 50c.
 Cream---50, 50, 75, 85c. FABLE FRANCHISE. BlacIk~-7s, s1, s1 25 to S2.
 Colors---S1, s1 g, all shades. l PEAU DU SOLE.
 Black---s9, 96, S1 42, S1 73. GR0S GRAIN.
 Black---S5c. S1. S1 S. S1 85.
 RIBBONS. All Silk, No. 22, every shade, 22c. The DIM. READCO. BRIDGEPORT. All mail orders are delivered with express charges or postage prepaid by us.
The Newtown bee., 1890-07-04
A N N E X A T I 0 N
 AND ALTERATION SALE. W. B. HALL & COMPANY. BRIDGEPORT,

BRlDGEPURI, Ill consequence of con- ternplated additions, i'm provements and altera- tions, will commence their senli-annual sale 8 little earlier than usual. Some of the most desirable goods of the season still remain and we have made such re- ductions as will insure their immediate sale.
 After a successful season, we find several thousand Short Ends and Part Pieces of Silks, Wool Goods, Linens, Laces and all fine goods. In the lot are Ladies Cloths, Cloakings, Henriettas, Drap'd Etes, etc.
 As many of these remnants contain yards enough for Misses and Children's Garments and Ladies Wraps, some splendid bargains can be had by those who come early.
 In this unprecedented Sum- msr Sale we shall close out odd lots of excellent Wool Dress Goods.
 2 pieces Seal Brown Merinos, worth $1 yard.
 ? pieces Brown Berber Cloth, worth #SSc. 3 Garnet Frencs Armures, best 75c goods.
 2 Brown Drap d Almas, 75c goods. Other odd lots of piece or two will go for only soc yard for the choice. 50-inch wide Brown Foule Cloth, very beautiful quality, down to 62 1-2c.
 3 pieces highest grade Blaritz, 69c. Above goods are cheap at SEC and S1. COLORED SILK WARP HEN
 RIETTA CLOTHS. Lot ss-inch wide ga 1-2c, were soc.
 Lot 4o-inch wide 75c, were S1.
 All of our Remnants aud Short Lengths of
 Black and Coiored Dress Goods,
 Scotch Ginghams and
 French Satteeus
 To be closed out at less than H A l. E P R I c E. " B. Il ALL & 60,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

On csu.atien VII Fall Shers 81
Mr. PsEEef's Estimate
Accos5iag - the latest c4'cs alien
taa Uatso States Fi4s oS .23i.-
428 laaaoitaats.

wAsHfSero>. Oct "a Althepxh
there IS lo.s y ~ork yet ahead q the
eensas oece. he greatest interest a.
pzeseat sarrognds the apps0acbing eom-
plstieA Of sLe Sountot tie coantFy. Thls
work - belng fapialy pushed torN1rd
and the results have been Published -
counties. The larger toNns also have
been coantea bat towns & less
than 2ec9 people and The small VII
iages 9.ll have 10 Wsit for the second
count before they eAa officially know
the number Of their iah2bitants From
tue present outlook IL would ap-
pear that there ars not quito
O. o00. 600 OF us. There are. how
ever, over 0s. 900. 600 Of people In
the country, and an advance % IS oo0.-
Coo. such IS that indicates, during ten
years IS OF Itself sufficiently extrsordi-
nary. Up To the present time the census
Office has eom pletsd the count Of twenty
eight States and Territories These Il ye
total ot So.T6l.211 The returns
from the remaining twenty States are al
in and most OF them have been counted.
Bat in each case there are one or more
districts which have not yet been
figured up, 50 that the actual figures for
the whole States can not yet be
determined All but six OF these
are Southern States. A sufi-
cient number OF districts in each State
have, .oweyer, been counted 10 afford a
very close estimate OF what will bs the
totals. These estimates have been
figured out and give a total OF
"a, 470,2lS. This number. added 10
tho total OF the twenty-eight
States which have been counted,
gives a grand total for the whole coun-
try of CO, 23l. 42S, and il can be conf
IDENTIFY asserted that the final Official
figures will not vary from this by more
than quarter OF million. The fol-
lowing are the actual figures for the
twenty-eight States which have been
cOunted by the census ONCE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
SHORT SPECIALS

HOG cholsrA = rAFA4ly spreading IN
ths viclty q 0AlsA.s H., and sAroagA-
ous southern Mlsoeasin.
TIE Units4 States dynamite cruiser
vesu.ias attained . speed q tWcnty
knets per hear In tFlxl tTip Thursday
A sos of Harley hsA sgea Years. u
orostaa. L., ~as kieked hs male seF
srAl days sss. snd died "Wednesday
nixht
The sx-Klng of Naples has contrib
utea loo, 90 francs Il Ala the aeseiop-
nent Of German enterprises IN Central
Africa
Lewis BATksr, prominent citizen q
Maine. Nzs knockea down sRe crushed
70 dea.h IN Bsngsr BY cart attached
70 > runzs4Y horse.
The new Memphis A Charieston
swing bridge across TIE Tennessee
river Al Florsnoe. Ala. has esen com
plsted. Il 10 sie feet long ana ooss
si0o. ooo
Marcos Daily. Of Anaconda. Mont
bought Of W r. RrAnshela 4 Co, Lex
ington. KY. the 2-year-ola ally Lady
Wilton ls.2sl Thursday. The price paid
exceeds slo oeo.
Frsncis Lingo, 9 Negro, has been
found responsible by the cOroner's iary
for the death OF Mrs. Miller, whose
body vas found in the weeds near Cam
den. " J., recently.
The 5-ye2r-OlS son OF James Harrison.
{ teamster AZ Battle Creek. Mich, fell
OF 4 load Of gravel and the hind " Nheei
OF the wagon passed over him, killing
him almost instantly.
Tne importation Of Dutch cattle into
England has been prohibited owing TO
the prevalence OF disease among the
cattle OF the Netherlands The trade
averaged about 10000 per week.
The first Joint session OF the British
Iron and Steel Institute and the Amer
lean societies ot engineers aud iron and
steel manufacturers Was held in Car
negie Hall at Pittsburgh Thursday.
While Union Pacific train VAS run
ming against gale near Rock Greek.
Wyo., Thursday the wind tore the roof
OF box car. A brakeman. who was on
top OF tho car. was carried some distance
and fatally injured
James A. simmons. indicted for abet-
ting Z. G. Claassen in wrechng the
Sixth National Bank Of New York,
failed TO appear when his case was
called in the United States Circuit Court
Thursday. and his bond OF ESQ, 600 was
declared forfeited
The Drule Indians OF South Dakota
are moving their tepees TO the land ad-
joining the agency building in order 10
receive their winter rstions without
having to travel any great distance.
The Indians believe the coming winter
will DO long and severe.
A Young man named Matthias. near
Clarence, Ia, because a girl named
Spiers refused to go riding with him,
tried to kill her father and brother,
firing several shots at each, and then
put bullet in his own breast, infictinR
a probably fatal wound.
At the instance of Sister Catherine
(Miss Kate Drexel) her brother-in.
Morrcll, is soon TO begin the erection
near Andalusia, in Bucks County. Pa,
of great convent building or sister
house of the order OF Sisters OF Mercy
A petition signed by 1000 citizens
was presented 10 the city council OF
Boston Thursday protesting against the
appropriation Of public funds for, or al
lowing tho erection in any public
grounds of any memorial 10 the late
John Boyle o'Roilly. on tie ground that
he was an enemy TO the public school
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
BAIF0UR BAFFLED.
Dsllsa sna 0'Er.sn Escape fron
BIS Clutches.
Thsy Jump Thssv eAi Bends ard
Dssspps4r from lrslsna-Ea
Roate 70 America
TOOK EkrNca LsAvE

~IR1fS, oct ls-Ths csss % TIE
CroNa againss William y brien &na
JOAN DilieR. . 10 are charged slta oen-
spirzey in incitinx tenants 80 pas their
rents. was again called Ia Tie
magistrates court ~ IfpPersry.
Messrs O'Briea ana Dillon have
hitherto been present ~ al
ths hearings. but when the court
opened they did act pat IN "a appear
ance. Both tho defendants are
meni eers of the COMMITTEES which
was appointed at the conference OF
Irish NatioR@lists held in Dublin
last Friday 10 visit America for tue
purpose Of soliciting aid for the Ma
tionalist cause, and a rum0r Is current
that they have forfeited their bail Of
ei, 900 each in the conspiracy case, and
that they sailed Thursday from Queens
town for the United States
There is little. II anY. doubt that the
objective point OF Dillon aud oBrien
is the United states. II is known,
however. that they have avoided the
ordinary routes OF travel between the
two countries. and up 20 the present
hour absolutely nothing Is known OF the
manner In which they succeeded in
eluding the wstchfulness OF the large
police and military force gathered In
and about Tipperary. Ball in the case
Of both Mr.. Dillon and Mr.. o'Brien will
at once be estreated. and already
the announcement is made on be-
half OF the Irish National League
OF its intention 10 rocoup the sure
ties. The escape has excited great ad-
miration and enthusiasm in the ranks
of the Nationalists both In England
and Ireland, while the Government is
confused by the readiness with which
officers, cautioned TO be especially on
the alert. have been hoodwinked.
The action OF Dillon and O Brien in
dicates that the two great Nationalist
leaders intend TO carry out the plan
OF operations outlined by them few
weeks ago. when they said they would
come 10 America, forfeit their bond.
and allow senteuee TO be passed in their
absence. Then, after an extensive
speech-making campaign in America,
they will return here and serve out heir
sontcncc.
When court opened a demand was
made for the prod uction OF the bodies Of
John Dillon and William o Bricn. Com
pliance with the demand being impos-
sihle. the court ordered that their
sureties come in and make good tho
amount OF their bonds. Theroupon Mr..
Healy arose and submitted to the court
that the sureties had fulfilled their
obligations with tho appearance be-
fore the bar on the first day of
the trial OF Mr.. Dillon and Mr..
O'Brien. Mr.. Healy argued that the
crown having in certain particulars
amended the original charges against his
clionts the bail could no longer be held
as good. The magistrates decided
that the charges after amendment
remained substantially as originally
made. A certificate of non-apposrance
was then attached to the bail bonds,
and the court adjourned to en-
able counsel to consider what steps the
prosecution would take in view OF tho
complications created by the escape OF
the prisoners Warrants have been Is
sued for the apprehension of the alb
sentees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
FOR CONGRESS.

Independents Of the Twenty seventh
New York District Nominate Dr. May
wstker-Other Nominations.
STIRLING STATION. y. Y. oct 10
Or Mary + Walker was nominated for
member Of Congress for the TNsnty-
seventh New York Congressional Dis
trict At Weedsport THURSDAY night on
an independent ticket Mrs Ella
Sturge. Chairman. Mrs y Barnes,
Secretary, and Mrs T. Charee we're
appointed csnmitfce 90 in
from her % the nomination. Dr.. walker
made = speech % acccptance Every
thing wss regular and certified copies
were sent 20 tie Secrstsrv ~ state and
% the cos ~ clerk. There was : large
attendance az the Willard Heuse Of al
factions. both men and ronen
Other Con gressionsl nominations On
Thursday esre. Ner York Second Dis
trict James Gresham Rep y TslFd.
william G Wallace Rep rsnoninstes.
Tourtb, Anafee ! Perry Rep Fifih.
Esbn z s1fth Rep. = Nlusteerth -
wsrs A Darsat Rep 3 Tvsnt7-thirs,
James $ Sherman Rep renoDi-
nate8. Twenty seventh. r K Barn
han (Dsu.e Twsnty-eiFsth. Issse +.
Andrews Pre- Mzssschusetss, Eirhth
district Y A Gls8fsn Pro >
Connecticu6 SeeenS district = ~ Heb
bard Rep. r.. 2. Wlleor lDsz. !,
Ialra CAss.es 4. RgsssA .ReEl IsE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. 10. The
dead body of Rube Burrows reached
here at $50 Thursday morning, and
was gazed upon by hundreds OF eager
sight-secrs as it Law in the plain pine
box inci- -sing it II was subsequently,
taken TO Lamar County and delivered 10
his father at Sulligent station. The
old man wcpt at the sight Of his boys
remains and his sister went into hys-
terics, crying that he was shot down
like dog. The body was clothed in
the same dirty suit be had on when
CAPTURED
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
vIoLATFp LIE LAW.
Tn. weohl- Tditson of the husuta q
..-.-.. ---..- s.---.-- q. L-.-...L -. .-.-.--

tn. Weohlr Tdit3on of the htlsuta Goa
sfifufion" sciEod ~ Postal Autherlti-s
ATfAN1A, Ca, Oct lo.-The postal
authorities have seiTed the weekly edi-
ton ~ tho Atlanta Consultation. which
contained prize distribution orsr r. its
subscrib bers 70 br settled ~ 6 Christ
mas drawing About 100. 900 papers got
out before the seizure vas RI sos. and ne
Northern edition q 1900 ~ detained
The paYer offered - give bond for any
amount 90 cover any verdict which
might be rendered. but the postal au-
thoriiios we're ob1urste and refused 70
let lie pspers 20 through the msila
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

"a Nesllsx "a nNs.-nagi aea "A css-
solaa4ei@a ~ tAa Sateaal 4s1 Pt4ysrs'
Ls-xs=. sEa sks A-s<rls@z assssA.Elsa
Prsbae4s.
Nav fsak. cet 10 The Nasloa4l
Base 3d. Ls4xss rsgrsssatlglEss eeFs
IA se<res ssss-ez ae1fig a. asy.
Il sas - elsek ? =. tat tAs 6sss
acEiea sls E4kea to~zrd = essszslcz q
hssssilres - the Nstloasl Lesg4e
H.asnates a rescl1sioa s4s pzssed
- sns e1ee. that A q SPal1Inx
J9hn 3 Eag 4a8 e Ii Eyras eoastltats
cca- n.lstee - thsee - esBfsr sllh =
slNliar e9a.ail-e.s ~ the Americas As
secial.-a. ed ~ meet = eoDu ttee 4p-
Poiase4 - shs Players Le4gae. con-
slsling "a Il =. Isls0sS Wendell OoO1-
1ta 4Ed A Iehasoa.
is Is si@-e1 ca geod aRtaority that
the proposition xaiek AS discussed y as
to fo-m oet ef tae three pFesens leagues
tao m4.er organizations, % be called
the National League and National As
soeiatioE. According 10 this plan the
two clubs IN New York aaa Brook
Iva would be consolidated. Thee would
Be two clubs In Bostoa, Philadelphia
aad Chicag0 and one elg5 each in
Pittsburgh, Clevsland. Csacinnati.
Louisville. ST. Louis. Columbus,
Baltimore and indianapolis. one organ
tzatton - play fer fifty cents
the other for twenty ave. with sunday
games. As soOa ~ some decision IS ar
rived at the League committee wiil re-
port 10 all ths League delegates, and
the Players League Will have q meet
ing right away. That shs proposition
as already outlined viii be settled on
Is almost certain.
The conference was adjourned AZ 1888
until Wednesday. October p. az the
same place. The resolution was adopt
ed providing that no negstlatios>s
would bo entered into BY any OF the
parties Interested betwees October ,
aud October &c, nor contracts made by
any OF the clubs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
King william Unable to Govern.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 10. - The Dutch
National Assembly will be summoned
next week If the King shows nc
signs OF improvement by that time.
The object OF the meeting is
to declare King William unable
longer to govern. The Council OF
State will then take upon itself the
exercise of the royal powers for a
month. If at the expiration of that
time the position of affairs is unchanged
and the King remains in his present
condition the Queen will be appointed
regent to govern in his stead until his
death
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

MADISON. Wis, Oct. I0-The Dane
County drainage commission has de-
cided to proceed with the work o. drain
ing the land adjoining The several lakes
in this vicinity. About 1900 acres o.
land will be reclaimed and eighty blocks
Of the city made dry Lateral and main
ditchos will be made Ga fhe marsh
lands skiriing tho lakes and by lower
Ing the lakes the water which nov
stands on these lands. viii be led OF.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

DETRoIT. Mich.. Oct 70 Some weeks
- is was announced that an EFFORT was
being ade 20 procure The services Of
NJ Louis Pastoar for series OF
lectures before tbe students OF the
Michigan College Of Medicine and Sar-
gerry. Pref Paste8r viii not he abe 70
visit America, a. sppears from letter
received by Dr Wrnan. saying Pref
PssteuAr = ansale 90 leave home on sc-
ceant q TIE STATE o. his health.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

LIMA o Oct Wednesday night
about mi8niFht ar nnexpeefed sn5
heavF for of gas vas struck s. vel
near hs-e. and TIE fuia cstchinr Ere
froa the lamps Ere fhe derrick caused =
terrific eEplosi0n. 2 Ernhsr6t vas
fatally bnrned sns r hranf and RslrA
P.trs-n asre hsilr ir-nree
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

PHILADELPHIA. Oct t0-A freight
train on the Now York division OF the
Reading road parted az Paul Brook sta
tion. east ot Jeakintovn. Fifteen cars
rushed back down grade and crashed
into another freight killing one fireman
and badly injuring another fireman.
brakeman and engineer. Thirty cars
ard their contents were burned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

REYTtIEs. and pure Aased them from my drug
gist and obtained a most instant relief. l be-
gan 70 notice that the scaly erupriens gradu-
ally dropped OF and disappeared one by one,
until had been fully cured. | had the disease
thirteen months before | began taking the
RENFp-Fs. and in four or FIVE weeks was en-
tlreIy cured. Ny disease was eczema and
psoriasis. kaew Of great many who Eaye
taken the FxVEnrrs, and thank me for tho
knowledge of them. especially mothers who
have babies with scaly eruptions on their
heads and bodies ! cannot express my thanks
10 you. My body was covered with scales. and
was an awful spectacle 70 behold. Now my
skin Is as clear as q habys.
GEO C0TEY. Merrill. Wis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

DEADwooD. ). D., Oct l0-The tun-
mel OF the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis-
souri, Valley railroad. 2.oT9 feet in
length, including approaches, WAS At
noon Thursday, IN the presence OF an
enthusiastic crowd Of Deadwood clti-
zens practically opened. November l
will witness the first train In Dcadwood
over that road, at which time a large
excursion OF railway officials Of the road
and prominent citizens OF the country
Will enter this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Bowr, Get 1o--The committee tp-
pointed % arrange for 8 proper repre-
ssntstion ~ Jt2liar ar snd ind ustry 81
the internatiorsl erhib'tion in Chicago
IA isss has 5lssoiesd. ii = stated The
committee found fhst IN view q The
new United sfatss tsrF lar very fsv
manufactures or ofbers we're willing 70
sod erhftfts ~ ChtcaFo
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

MouxT PLKAsAST. Ia. oct. lo-Cap-
tain Peter Foster. the oFiest member of
the Grand krmF Of the Republic in the
United states died here wednesday
night lie VAS % years of aye and
fought in The var q 1874 the MEXICAN
war and fhe civil wa His f0nsral v3ll
be under the auspices cf the Grand Army.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Trv YonK Oct o.-IkursdsT sfter-
noon. At the FlatbuEh ~. " ssfiuw
for he insane. James y. DouFhsrtys ssot
sns killed Dr Lloyd assistant pAvsi-
clan ~ are asTirr, and ther cane -
tt.s city ard confessed hls crime Iie
lad been eon fred ir fhs Institution fsf
ps-s.cuGng HsrY Anderson So sctrssa
frt es~sy,es fhres weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
ANOTHER WOMAN SLAIN.
Mrs. Matilda DAVIS, OF Leavenworth,
Kan, KilIod and Fire Started in Her


Kan, Nillod and a Fire Started in Her
Room.
LEAVENwoRTH, Kan, Oct 10.-The
second brutal murder OF woman that
has occurred in Leavenworth during
the last six months was discovered
Thursday morning through an atte npt
TO FIRE the premises No. 6l2 Delaware
street after the deed had been COM
mitted. The occupants OF the
house were Mrs. Matilda Davis,
her husband, against whom she
has a divorce suit, a grandson aged l6
years, and another young man about 20
years old. The grandson slept on
couch in the grandmother's room. and
about 2 o'clock Thursday morning he
was suddenly awakened and discovered
the room in blaze OF light coal-oil
lamp having been overturned, and the
curtains, carpets and other light mate
rial being ignited lie rushed 10 his
grandmother's bed and attempted to
arouse her, but found her lifeless Then
he started TO put out the fire. and with
tho help OF the neigh bors, who
had been aroused by his cries.
it was soon accomplished. At
tention was then directed % Mrs.
Davis. and it was found that she bad
been struck several violent blows on
the head, which bai doubtless stunned
her, and then pillow had been jsmmed
over Der face in such way that her
life was ended by sufOcation. On the
statement OF her grandson that be was
positive Davis had killed her. having
threatened TO do so the day before, he
was arrested lie refused TO say any
thing about the matter. with the exoep-
tion that the circumstances are against
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

PITTsBrnsH. IA. Oct 1o-In an
ARRAY in an unlicensed liquor ssl~on
OF speak eAsy." in AllerhsnY <4fv
Thursday night John Rotbwsn va
stabbed 70 death - William Him. =
tate srrivsl from Jouisrilla The
sTrsv vas ossssa ~ disprts ever q
woman nsmes Fox. Flinn is In isll
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

SAN JUAN DEL SCR. via Galveston.
Tex, Oct 1O.-Dr. Roberto Sacssa. who
succeeded TO the Presidency OF Mic
aragua on the death OF Evaristo Caralo
in August 1850. has boen reelected By
ao overwhelming majority for term
of four years after four days polling.
mmencing the sth and ending the sth
inst
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

rETHErHFv Pa OFT 18-A speefsl
tran oonvsFins perint4nssnt Otssu-
So rsz iato farmers vsgor a. Dry
lsrs crvssisg of ths Esv Jsrssv C<ntrsl
ros8 1harsesg sTsninT. killing Frank
Sell sre1 -. c8tenr tEs horses 70
ices an5 aszelisAinz ths wAeoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

on, when 10 began 10 iaok Ike
spots OF mortar spotted OH.
and which came of In layers
accompanied With itching. l
would scratch every night un-
I'll ! WAS raw, then the next
night the scales. bcina formed
meanwhile, were scratchc. 4
of again. In vain did / con-
suit ali the doctors In {. c
county. but without aid. After
giving up all hopes OF rcc9v-
cry. I happened - see an nd
vertisement In the newspa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Co1rsBfA. s Q. Oct IA pcnvss
aion - Dsuotrsts o1uossi - - . Ti5l-
mar fof Governor - Sonth Csroiirf
net hsrs Tfursasy and uouirzteS &
fsli sssss fickst I'D ~ a. g Fzsksis
ffs- ftorfrrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

....<aa. Elkhte e1strles ue~rE0 4. M
- Req Missouri Nsnts district
sssh N. Cobe Den. }. Aersh NAAslinA
s1rfs aissrlct 4 4 Noruent llna >
- 1ohn 7 Cain lAornopl
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

FrsHrrs7ax. Il. Oct 20 La gyirps
has sgsin rosds IS svpesrsnos in ttis
city Nuosrous severe cases srs re-
r.7-te5. ard 80 deaths occurred from
he s4sssss Tt.resss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

pFcATrR fll. oet "a - ~ n~sssr
80 ,orrreTstior - re Fi-st Frsst~.
.e-isn cfsr>h - tsis ofty "a a. ,o-.
rsf-stons 81 = rsv hoBss - wo-sf .
-rsioh vbsn aon Sis>ez- vlli csst g. 0ss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
CUUCURA RESOLVENT

The new Blood aud SKIN Purifier and greatest
OF Hum0r Remed es. internally 10 cleanse the
blood Of al Impurities. and thus remove the
cause and cUTlCUsA. the great Skin Cure. and
ct-rtCrRt soar, an exquisite skin Reautiier.
externally 10 clear the skin and scalp and re-
store the hair. cure every species oiasonizing,
itching. burning. sealy. aud pimply diseases OF
the skin, scalp. and blood