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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-17
E. .T.TURNER
Tuesday, Sept 16, We shall put on Our Hosiery Counter the Greatest Bar
 gains ever offered in this city,

We secured of one of the largest importers in this country ther full line of samples comprising many thousand pairs but only rev as o any style and of many only Gi1s We purchased these immense the
 regular price, and sell them you less the cost of manufacture.
 The lot includes all grades of Cotton Hose in Ladies' Mems and Chi ldren's, in both black and colored.
 Some elegant Ise Thread and Silk Hose both black and coored and all grades of Cashmere and Feeced
 In Chldrens Hose every quality of black Cotton and Cashmere Some lIse and few Spun Silk, both in lbbed and plain,
 In 'entlemens Hose you will find better values than have ever been shown in this city.
 These goods stainless and will crock fade or turn green This the greatest sale of Hosiery naugurated in our city, and whether want any will pay you to look ahead and anticipate wants for these values seldom offered.
 t Sale Tuesday morning. and until closed out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-17

Bound Over For Highway Robbery.
 NORWICH, September 17.-John Tillon was tried in the police court this morn- ing for attempting to rob man named Holland on the street Monday night. He was held for the superior court in the sum of $500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-17
FALL MILLINERY ElR
1890 FALL SEASON 800

1890 FALL SEASON 1890 IS what we desire to call special attention to and in this adv. will simply sta,e that in opening the season we are prepared for the trade with the largest line of Millinery
 Goods we have ever shown.
 Particular care has not been given to one de- partment whilst others have been neglected. but on the contrary, every department has been placed upon the top notch of completeness and excellence as heretofore, our aim has been to se- .ure the best talent and we are now able to in troduce to our Itrons corps of Milliners W hose work proves conclusively that th.y are artists of the highest order.
 l. CHASEi.
 ARCADE BUILDING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
IF THEY COULD ONLY KNOW
How Young 9Ien Could Avoid Choosing
Wives That Are Apt to Prove
Unworthy.
Fpoafon Herald
boston Herald

The betrothod wife OF an estimable
voung man was recently visiting his
mother. The members Of both families
,ycra delighted. The chaps mother Was
daZz!ed by the beauty, the breeding and
elegance Of her prospective oourhter-iu-
law. Strange 10 shy, however, On inc day
Il ter the Young g.rl had begun hor visit
the mother called her son Co horand spoke
pravelv to him shout his promised bride.
Harry" said she. Alice invited me into
her room to-day, and oh, my son, she
doesn't dress like q lady at all. Pm afraid,
Harry: really am
Harry smO,hered his indignation and
begged his mother % explain herself.
wei, You see. " said the latter, " instead
5f nice white linen al her underwear is
black six. Every item Us of that material,
and When ! spoke oil it she showed me
trunks full Of clothes in ever tint If silk
imaginable and no linen * al. This was
bad enough, Harry; but her garters had
jeyelled clasps on them. Or, my son, YOU
never knew Of a girl OF real refinement TO
oet herself up IN that style. | feel certain
That something that we DO not know about
In Alice's disposition VIII come out"
Ina great race at his mothers imputa-
ion Harry left the house. When he re-
turned he did not recur 70 the subject,
and MS mother refrnned from brOaching
n again. though her whole manner midi
rsted her fears concerning her sons
rance. A week later, however. the girl
eloped with an adyenturer.
~ should always" says Harry's mother.
doubt young lady VINO could not take
pride in fine linen, and am positive that no
modest Girl ever wore . iewelled garter
Such a thing could not be the gift of her
father or mother, and she would certainly
not buy it herself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is prepared from Sarsaparilia. Dandelion.
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-kuown and valuable yege-
table remedies. The combination. proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods SaFsa-
pariIia. giving II curative power not possessed
ne other medicines. IL effects remarkable
cures where Others fail.
81 consider Hoods Sarsaparlla tho best
medicine | ever used. II gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps The cold OUT
is. FoGG, 100 Spruce Street, Portland, Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
I've. v,'. you weak lungs" asked.
rrrArrNG HEn WAI,T.

"Oh no. Guess not. though Na iaH,e
savs fhof I only breathe WIN ilN hccA;
Won $40 an, having my waist treste4 4.
ann ONLY ei.bteen inches, and 70 order 10
be -trlish 7 must mea are twenty-Iour
inches M least. J have grown three gu NJ
-ers of an inch IN two months, uu1 tI@'
8. aOcnllv slow Won know, SD ! am going L"
have Turkish baths aud waist treatment
here as well rs at nome. .o,
"Sroposo the fashion changes IN ytA
up Two. and oiglteCu-iuch Waists are III
voou, 2cain. What viii you do then
- .uppoec then there VIII De some WY
OF -hrir.Eiug" ehe laughed. uut nay doc-
.or and mv massage tre1ter both, SPY thae
this fashion never will chance, because DC
il aroordiuo 10 beauty and common sense.
I'm, mercvI How IL does hurt 30 nave
one's rib5 piuchcd and poke4 and lifted
and one's flesh pinched and rubbed an
holr or two every day
&" H9ve Won been in tho habit Of wearing
corsets9" I inquired, bent upon g-l'ihs
nave +? Well. ] should smile. NJ
maid used 10 say that il mad. her Ill wheu
she dressed me for party, because you
s... Iucypr would allow wrinkle any
,,i.r, and IL did seem sometimes as IL NY
breath would stop entirely. Many time
TcDuliu't waltz mor- thln once round t"t
room: but Is gave ne lovely color, ~.
thin, am uIn Of. aud tuat f that lae-i-
is Good for the complexion. Don't you
think so :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Smoking Women.

An English woman Of some fame wrote
recently in response TO an invitation to
sneak in public on the freedom OF women I:
~ wish with ell my heart this question
of voman's rights were settled. / have
been tired of il for very long time; but 1
am something more than tired Of the
smoking, slanging, utterly unvomanly
specimens Of our sex one meets too often
nowadays. II was only the other day that
I heard from the lips Of fair young girl
the astounding statement, made seriously,
too. that the home now was an exploded
notion cannot see what is the use now
of simply preaching for or against the habit
of women smoking. l was u pretty little
nublic junction the other day. and after
luncheon saw ut least half dozen girls
smoking. Among them was distinguished
Snreiener. but she, OF course, simply fol-
lowed the custom of her country, SO she
NAV pass; but TO see nice-looking young
Tnslish girls putting away beside her was
70 me shocking in the extreme"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
PRACTICAL POINTS.
WOMEN WHO HAVE WRECKED THEIR
HEALTH FOR FASHION.
Fashion Now on the Side OF Health an"
Dictates Larger Waists-M'ssase
Treatment for Repairing
Damage Done.


Especial Correspondence OF hichmona pisP'''-"'
BpooKLYv. N. Y, May 8, 1850
AZ stepped into the hot room OF ln l.a
Turkish bs}h few days ago my attention
was attrarted 10 Young and very pretty
woman VINO seemed to experience q TIL
Of iife. As am especially interested IN
this respiratory subject, decided TO ge'
into r'to Tcdpnversetion with her if possible.
Tho unusual temperature seemed 20 pro
drca mon her tho effect OF a s4ehI ~
pbyxiation. and as ! supposed sAe sooh
bean Co show signs Of hyssteri.ai. ..-...a
ooh mist oct out Of this she sasped;;
1T Is sliding here. How eau You stan"
roDq tine bill for a glass Of cold ,Ta'er'
and tellino her 20 sip il slowly hnaLV III
duced nor 20 sit down again.
..yon viii teei better when You 'eg'n %
porsuire freely" ! told hcr, but nave YOU
never teken n turkish BATH beIore' %,
only once or twice long time ago,
she replied. "ani then il didn't seem a.
hot ms this. But you see my mh-,'!e
treatc- ordered ne to come here every
other day. and suppose shall nave 10 90
dave YOU weak lungs" / asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Lemon Elixir.
A Pleasant LEMON DRINK.


A PLEAsAHT LEMON DRINK.
For blnousnas3 ana constipation, take Lemon
Elixlr.
Elixir.
For sick and nervous heatache, take Lomon
For slseplossnass and nervousness, take Lemon
Toc loss OF appetite and debility, take Lomon
For fcyers, chills, aud malaria, tako Lemon
ElXir.
Lemon Fhxir will no, fan you ia any OF the
above Giseases, all Of which arise from torpid
on diseased liver stomach Kidneys, OF bowels.
Preparcd only ~ DR.. II. h0zLEf, Atlanta, Ga.
Zoe ana % per bottle. sold by druggists.
ApKouHENT MINISTER wEirzs.
After ton years OF Rroas suffering from indi-
e,osfion with great nervous prostreuOo, bilious
1ess. disordsrel kidneys, aud constipation, [
have been cured by ir. MoZleys Lemon E1xn,
and sra now o well mAn.
anu '''' REV. c. c. DAVIS.
Elder Methodist Episcopal church. south,
40. q Tatnall street, Atlanta, Ga.
FRoN A PROMINENT LADY.
have not been able IN two years to walk or
s,ans without suffering great pain. since taxing
Dr No1layis Lemon Elixir can walk haif "a milo
sifhont ALTERING the least Inconvenience.
Mrs X. II. BLOODWOkTH,
ap 6-sut0cifr Grimm, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

Is the beat blood purifier before the public.
It oradicatos every impurity. and cures scroi-
ula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Plmplcs, all Bumors.
Dyspepsia, Biliousuess, Sick Headache. lad.
eestion, General Debility. Catarrh. Rheuma.
tism. Kidney and Liver Complaints. II over
comes that extreme tIred feeling, and builds
Up the system.
floods sarsaparilla was a God-sehd 70 me.
for Il cured me Of dyspepsia and liver com
plant with which bad suffered 20 years."
j. j. HoRNBEcx. South FallSburg, n. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

Prejudice and ignorance have given way
10 Slnmors Liver Regulator 1t has stood
the test.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
WHAT MASSAGE rBEAruENr WILL DO.

$40 you mean to tell me that massage
treatment Will really bring these ribs back
to their proper places ~ Iasked.
1T viii greatly help 20 DO eo. ~ she an
swertd. This i'm connection with proper
breathing exercises. Gentle cymua ties,
and the total absence OF any external pres
sure will ultimately do the work. bat II IS
necessarily tedious, and whore NEURALGIA
has been indnced by tight laclEg the pro-
cess ~ very slow
These are sll and tragic facts, and the
only consolation b. that fashion for once
is on the side of health and decCncy.
70 those who have asked mc about the
quickest and ,uest wa Of developing the
waist con give no better hints than are
contained IN the above scenes from lifa.
Where massage treatment IS not procure
bic. and the work must be done eXclu-
siyely by the patient. dip the hands IN al
cOhol and water, equal parts. and rub from
the front 90 the back. taking care 10 stand
upon the balls of the feet. the abdomen
pressed inward the shoulders and head
thrown backward, and the chin well down.
VAR tins rubbing with the breathing ex-
ercises previously given and ! can safely
promise that the results viii be excellent.
Eld. there must be no subsequent pulling
of c5rsot-strlngs. The same breathing and
gvulnastic exercises. the same care ia stand
inc and walking. will strange a. II may
seem. reduce supcrtiuous adlpose tissue,
and 70 will 40 il more safely aud more ex-
peditiously than any other process.
ELEANoR KIRK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Purifies the Blood

Hoods SarsaparIlla takes less time and
quantity 10 show H. effect than any othorprep-
arai on" Mrs C. a. HUBBARD, y. ChiN, ny.
"My vito had very poor health FOR a long
time. suffering from Indigestion, rocr ape
iitc. and constant headache. She tried every
thing we could hear Of, bus found poo reicftl
She tried Hoods sarsap1rllia. She is low
taking the bird bottle. aud ncyor icit better
IN her life. We feel 60 our dUfyt1r.conn nd
IL to every ono ve know" GroEsE SoNER-
VILE. Morclaad, Cook County in.
Hoods SarsapayiiIa
sold b. an druggist. N. s.t f.r g. Prepared
ty l. MOOD CO., kfo..c.iries. Lowe. Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
IAppFD EIIs.

In All interview witha professional mas
saeist was informed that the demand tor
inst such treatment rs the above is so
much in excess of the supply that CLASSES
are constantly being formed by masters OK
the trade and that it bids fair TO be p
eplanddly-compeusated industry for those
who engage IN II.
Il suppose that YOU have frequently
heard of Tapped RIBS said this Intelligent
and wide-awake women, but nave Npu
ever seen Tapped ribs" l confessed that
Iha1 net except in one case where the
sudden death of q youn- girl from al
loged heart disease made it necessary for
me T. assist in some OF the lubseGuenC
preparations.
"Weu.n SAID my companion, Il have
three cases of Tapped ribs among. my seven
teen patients. and ! am So furious every
time 90 20 treat them that can scarcely
control myself. Two Of them are married
and the other IL u young girl OF eighteen.
The most astonishing thing about II ls that
they are all lovely character. They do not
seem vain or couccited. and they are truly
refined and very cousiderate Of me. How
To reconcile such qualities with these poor
bones that have been pulled together until
they have passed each other do not know,
but such ere the facts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

PUBLISHED rpra PUBLIC ACCOUNTS or r 'rso '"
zV7TVA F1Rr1NsURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, COAN.
IN STATEMENT THE YEAR Eyp2q or eraA ia-
AN-ON" HARTFORD Cons"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

"when ! BOUGHT HoodsSaFsaparl.Ia mado
n good investment Of ono dollar tn medicine
for the first time. Il has driven on rhenma-
ism and improved my appetite so much that
M boarding mistress says ! mnsr keep jt
locked I'D or she will be obliged % raise my
hard with every other hoarder thar takes
uood,s SarsaDarill.' THOMAS BURRELL,
% Hillary Street, Brooklyn. ,. Y.
"Tfrd Hoods S1rsapariIa thc hcStrcmcdy
sorinpure blood ever used" M.UBtNrlR.
ticket agent. 3. ~ r. Rd, Bound Brook, y. j.
ksoocs's SaFs2parllla
soia by an druggists. 81; siz fos g. Prepared
bvC1. HOOD 81 Co, Apc' hccar.ci. Lowell, Sass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

AFIfI iLt llll li4A Nt AALNAt iAll0Ftt7 iAiF2A AN
40: do snow he'd begun 20 fail agin. an it
wuz courfin' death 10 90 out / want 10
AZ her what we gwine DO. but | cOuldn' AK
her den. eZ she dlln' Eno' hersaf. One
nignt, bout two weeks artcr marse done
gone. Miss Marguerite on me- Wuz IN dc
dinin'-ro0m, an ! WIZ awa'tn' on her an
tryln' go mex her eat q m0ut.tui-l know'd
'lwarn' tcmptin', bus twdz all We he'd. bat
she couldn't est ucthn. an | WIZ ics'
gwine to tex her plate wnon heah'd q
knock On 90 do. De wind wuz ahOwliu'
M awhi.ln' ROM &c house TO dat extent
] warn certain of nothh', but / open de
do Gle Snow most blrud'd nc eZ de wind
blew IL IN my face. an J couldn't see nothin'
tai, I'll somebody step II en- / seed tWl1
HeZekiah. 1 swar I'd come SEE he, an
pze come an den he fell down IN heap
On De 40 an l made sure he wuz frozen 10
I'VE WIZ powful took back by De eight
of Hezekial, bat we didn hey time o. talk.
J call Abe an We woTk on I'm tur good
half hour an aim nuyvcr understood how
he liv' through dat walk 10 cur house. ]
knowd lac brought bad news. but | ain
sod nothin', but Jcs wait til he come too.
AFTER awhile he open ais eyes an call me
IN say Marse Roger an den he look ike
he war gWine OF agin. ~ ! wuZ so skeer'd
he'd keep MS IN s'pence aSin, dat CIV i'm
a big drink o whiskey an tell MIN fur
Cords sake tell me what he come fur. We
tole Abe to gomek big fire IN his room
so Hezekiah could come arter awhile. De
little missus' hands an lips wuz trem-
bin at dat rate il wuz pltiiul 20 sec her, an
when ole Abe got out she tired to.ax what
wuZ de matter, but she cOuldn' speak, so
tole I'm 10 tell all he he'd TO say.
"'De marse.'" he say, de marse wuz in
Richmond in de hospital. He ter i'm dero
yesterday, an he wuz mighty bad of, he
heah'd de doctors say, en- he wOnldn' hev
let' i'm hut be swar TO me he'd come. am
he come to tell me bout it an how he got
wound'd, an den he turn 10 Hiss Margue-
rite an tell her dat her aunt whar lived in
de city done bin 10 see i'm, an she wuZ
nussin' i'm good, an so he come way, but
he war gwine back tomorrow
% He look so like lie gwine of agin dat
Civ i'm some mo- whiskey. Dat bring i'm
back. an he begin again.
He say, It WIZ les' one week ago dat it
happen, an dis dc way: Marse Rogers
company WIZ campin' bout some ten miles
outside o. Richmond, an dey done heah'd
de Yankees wuz comm down dat way. an
de Cap'en he'd he'd his men out asarchin,
an ascourin' de country all roun' evry day
fur week.
Christmas, when dc men GIT ready 60 start
out. MaYse Roger he say he gwine too. am
cose followed
- De eent'mans dey seem right peart an
bright dat mornin'; dey sang an dc ole
war songs an dey wuz sut'ny lively. Pret-
ty soon doy gin 20 sep'rate, goin' OF bv
twos ia dfrent 'rections. Soon ez we cot
OF from de rest Marse Roger who seem
pow'ful quiet dat mornin', stuck his spurs
In his boss an he went like de ole boy his.
sef wuz arter i'm. "rwuz all could do 10
keep i'm IN sight, but after awhile he slack
up an let his boss git in walk, so could
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
IATER.

JoHN BoyLr o,Ryu1y noet and
editor Of the Boston pilot, died on the
10th at his summer residence in Hull,
Mass His death is supposed to have
been caused BY an overdose OF chioral,
taken for insomnia.
ox the nth the strike on the New
york Central road was still In prouress
with little indication Of weakening on
e,,har side The,e "A a yeneral susnen.
sion ot All freight trafls and passsen0er
service "a yery irrerulsr. A large mum.
Der OF Pinkertor guards were watching
railroad property at Albany and vicin-
itv.
AK attempt 70 swindle Russell B.
Harrison. son Of the President. bv means
Of the ,,oreeu goods game. y made fow
weeks avo. resulted in the arrest at
! Nav York ON the sth OF the three men
engaoed an the scheme. They were
iocled nm N default Of "a, 500 bail each,
handing examination. f0 W ftf
r,,sy A,oxvo ~ t,.,,., ,..as, a,
4. ssnsth.s haa besn clrcnls,,rr roar.
t.rfoit 20 hi,is a, New York r4fv w..
N..'.s =. os =. -, y' -
arrested oy sccres service omcels ON tno
9th. He was held 70 the grand Jury In
sH. 600 hail.
m w - 49,, -.
shrfhA II "Ap., ono " sh1 n'oos
prominant citizens OF cleveland, ", and
well known throughout tho country,
died n his home on tho 9th. aoed
....u.v.,,u. ,..r. .Tta ia.r.. u. 80.
oo'ony ns y 10 'os'o' m o''s"
OF over tSvoo,ovVs w et 'tl tii','t ~
sTHk census Of the State Of Massachu-
safi. ,3th az oitv .nA thrss tn,vns a..
| ssS,,i III, vi, ltysN 80, t,,-l u
.s'IppftYu,J y. WI ylo so',i poPuiesivn -
y Typ, sSo, Ine ntpte VIII have the sAmp
number OF ConRressmeri as At present
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
PERSONAL AND Pol,lIoAL,

THE Iowa Democratic state cjnyen.
tion on the 9Th nominated the following
ticket: Secretary OF State, william II.
Chamberlain; Auditor. D. S. Witter;
/ Treasurer, William L. White; Attorney
General, Cyrus H. Maokay; Judge Of
the Supreme Court, r. B. Wolfe; Clerk
Of the Supreme Court, y. j. Sankey;
Railway Commissioners, Peter A. Day.
The Democrats Of the Sixth Georgia
Congressional district have nominated
James H. Blouut This gives him his
tenth term in Congress-.
JOHN J. MARTIN, one OF the wealthiest
men Of Kansas City. died at his home on
the 7th. he was fifty-nine years old
and leaves an estate valued al s8, O0O, oOO
HoN. RIcHARD p BLAND was on the
7th nominated by acclsmation for Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the Eleventh
Missouri district iI,,,.se. n IA Atg
BRIGADIER GENERAL GInBoS has been
ordered to relieve Major General Miles,
In command Of the Department of Cali
fornia and Of the Division,of offhe Pacific,
consisting Of the departments Of Cali
fornis and of the Columbia.
7. FULL returns from the elections in
Oklahoma Territory show that the Re-
publicans will have . majority on joint
ballot Of the two houses Of the first
Territorial Legislature. Tho upper
house is Republican without doubt
In the lower house the Republicans
outnumber the Democrats by one vote,
but the four members OF the Farmers
Alliance who were elected will have the
deciding votes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
EoREln

1T Is reported that cholera in a viru-
lent form has appeared In several Rus
sian towns on the Polish frontier. Sani-
tary precautions are being taken 10 pre-
vent the spread Of the disease.
THE report Of the liquidators Of the
Panama Canal Company gives the total
expenditures Of the company SO far as
1878, 000, 900 francs.
QUEEN VICTORIA gave grand BAN
quet at the Osborne House on the 7th,
In honor Of Emperor William. Forty
six guests sat at the tables. Among
them were Count Won Hatzfeldt, the
German Ambassador, and General Lord
Wellesley. The Queens gold service
from Windsor was used.
THE International Cremation Congress
at Berlin has appointed committee
consisting OF members from the differ
ent countries represented at the con-
gress for the purpose OF furthering the
movement for the cremation OF the dead.
The deaths from cholera At Jeddah,
Egypt, average 100 daily.
MoFFAr CoLLEoE, on Isie Perrot, ten
miles from Montreal, 90 was de-
stroyed tby htsfon the Wa. The 300
students who were In attendance are
nov qnartered in outbuildings and farm
houses
THE spread Of cholera In the south Of
Spain has caused panic among the in
habitants. A general exodus has begun
to the north Of Spain and to France.
EDoUARD DE BAUERSYELDE, the most
distinguished Austrian poet Of modern
years, died at Vienna recently at the
advanced age OF eighty-nine. He was
the author Of a large number OF humor-
Gus poems and comedies t.'tf H
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
Merit Wins.

We desire toxaytopur citizens, that
for wears we haye been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
Rr.,ss Rr Sss NsS .S t!s gIls I
have never handled remedies that sell
aswell, or that have glyes such upiyer-
fa satkfactipn, Wsido not hekitate to
guarantee them every time, aud Z we
stand ready to refund the purchase price
" satisfactory resultSdo otfollow thedf'
use. These remedies have won their,
great popularity purely on their merits.
Sold BY X. W. Adams, druggist,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
poMIsrieg

TIE British bhib LDrd Rselan is posted
on the New York Maritime Exchange
as1bissings Ths SFd Rkslan isa lsrfe,
fuiiFigGsd ship,ana III Han frhucisco
Febfuk y 20 iastfof Corr, frehhd. Since
that nms shs hs, hot heep beard Of, and
lost d Ell Oh Y ~ ,1oTN Np-
Govrason fsssa lot InlnoIs on III,
Sth attached issIsnaturs,fo Aha World's
Fair bib TIA bbill has an epstgsncy
clause ., s.sI sssaee& tSit.pt NthA .ats effect
TIE grand jury .t New. York City on
the 6th returned indictments Of man.
slaughterin the hat desrss against Dr..
Henry q McGenigsl, Mfs. Fanny, Shaw
and August Harrison ~ Iprincipals In
causing By malpraetice tie dssth Of
Annie Goodwin, the cigsretty mkker.
THE status Of General Adam b sdeau,
who fortthe past iiftesn ydafs has been
on and OF the rolls the gpyss q re
tired officer, has been a. last decided By
Attorney General Miller Tho decision
holds that there Is no legal right 70 bear
Badeaus name on the retired list Of the
army. dliW 941Gin, tca e9ob
NEAR Anna, III. on the 9th a farmer
named Castle, his wife and thrse daugh.
ters wore returning home In D wagon
drawn by mules Just as they reached
home q dog ran out, frightening the
mples, which ran away, oysrtufning ths
wagon npor the occupants Il The dangh.
terswese killed, the wife fatally hurt
an9 tpe tps4 ~ badly injured thsthe
libo : cripple for life. isseInS ssdi
TgE residence Of II. W. osgood a.
Newport R. J., was entered by burgiars
ON the 9Th and plundersd Of jewelry
valued at $4,000.