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The morning call., 1894-09-24
WHO Is TO BLAME
For the Accident on the British
Warship Royal Arthur.

VICTORIA, b. G., Sept. 23.-H. NJ. S.
Royal Arthur was the scene of distress
ing accident last evening. Two mldship-
men had been hunting and sent their guns
aboard by a messenger boy from the local
office, foolishly failing to extract the
charges. The messenger boy took the
gun to the ship and in the gunroom one Of
them was discharged, instantly killing
Gunroom Steward Reece. The case is be-
ing kept quiet by naval office, pending the
hearing tomorrow.
The morning call., 1894-09-24
CATTLE THIEVES ARRESTED.
Capture of Two Men Who Tried a
Dangerous Game.

DULUTH. Mimi. Sept. 23-John D.
Mead and j. ID. wilkins. who arrived here
on Saturday with two carloads of cattle,
were arrested this afternoon at the in
stance of ii. E. Bourdette, the Cattle In
spector for Montana and North DAKOTA.
II is alleged by the officials that Mead
and Wilkins belong to the famous gang of
Montana cattle thieves. l. is said the
shipment was made to Duluth as an ex-
pertinent to see if by this course the rigid
Inspection at the larger cities should be
avoided,
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IOWA SOLDIERS HOME.
The Investigation Concludes With
keatley's Retirement.

MARsHALLTowN, Sept 23.-The official
investigation of the Iowa Soldiers Home
affairs has been concluded. at meeting
of the full Board of Commissioners Colo
mel Keatly turned over all the funds for
which he is responsible and rendered his
resignation as commandment. Ii was ac-
cepted. 1t is understood he will accept
position on leading New York daily.
Commissioner J. E. Ratekn of Shenan-
doah was elected commandment to serve
out the remainder of the time, which ex-
plres next May.
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Charged With Fraud.

WICHITA, Kans., Sept. 23-Henry Lang,
who before he moved to Kansas was a PEN
sion attorney in New York, was arrested
this morning at Marion. on warrant
charging fraud, perpetrated in connection
with his practice as pension attorney in
the East. He will be returned TO New
York City for trial.
The morning call., 1894-09-24

Italian Prime Minister, with designs upon
Tripoli to divert attention from Italy's
financial troubles The Matin adds that
the check to the designs received from
Great Britain, Germany and France ex-
plains Signor Ctisp'S resentment toward
the ambassadors at the capitals of those
countries,
The morning call., 1894-09-24
Made a New Wheel Record.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23,-George Foster
of the Georgetown Cycle Club made new
record for twenly-four hours road riding
this evening at o'clock. having ridden
distance of 311A miles. which is eleven
miles more than any previous record.
TIE run was made on a portion of the
conduit road.
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OPPOSITION DEFEATED.
New Members of the SObranie All
Favor the Government.

SOFIA, Sept 23.-ElectioDs were held
throughout Bulgaria to-day for members of
the Sobranjs. The returns thus far re-
ceived shows that none of the candidates
opposed 10 the Government have been
elected.
Mr.. Stoiloff. Prime Minister and Minis
ter Of the Interior; DR.. Radosioyoff, Min
lister OF Finance. have each been returned
by several constituencies. 1t is probable
the Ministerialsts have carried the day by
a large majority.
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CARVER DEFEATS CROSBY.
Wins a Match in the Bird. shooting
Contest.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23-Dr. Carver, by a
score of 50 to 8S, defeated William Crosby,
the champion of Southern Illinois, in the
second of the three 100-live-bird matches.
Crosby was the victor yesterday. The
birds were good ones. and with strong
wind from the northwest they made fine
sport. Carver started in with the lead and
kept it until the end. About 500 people
were present. The remaining match will
he sho fo-morrnw
The morning call., 1894-09-24
HER CARGO ON FIRE.
Fierce Blaze on the Iron Ship Glen
eSSlin

BROOKLYN, n. Y. Sept. 23-Shortly be-
fore midnight tonight The iron ship Glen
esslln, lying at Watson's stores, Brooklyn,
with $4,000 cases of kerosene. was dlscov-
cred on fire.
An investigation showed the oil in the
hold was on fire and within a short time
the entire Inside of the vessel was in
flames. 1t is thought the vessel will be a
total loss. The ship is owned by J. r. de
Wolf & Co. of Liverpool Fifty thousand
cases or kerosene of the $1,000 which was
to constitute her cargo had oeen already
loa ded.
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The Usual Result.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 23.-Charles Ross, Is
years oil, living with an uncle of the same
name in this city. was shot this afternoon
by bullet from 22-caliber rifle in the
hands of his schoolmate, John Miller. The
wound is dangerous and may prove fatal.
The shooting was accidental.
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WITH cREvLlNG AS STARTER.
Arrangements for the Fall Meeting
at Kansas City,

KANSAS CITY. Sept 23.-The fall race
meeting of the Kansas City Exposition
Driving Park will begin next Thursday,
and Will continue for thirty days. The
outlook for a successful meeting is excel
lent as plenty If horses are assured and
there are already large number stabbed
at the track. Instead of being leased 10 a
The morning call., 1894-09-24

syndicate as formerly, the booking privi-
ege will be thrown open to all who desire
to draw in. Glenn Crevling OF ST. Louis
has been engaged as starter, and every
detail of the racing will be In the hands Of
most capable mon
The morning call., 1894-09-24
An Embezzler Arrested.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. % Moses Fem
bets. who is said to have embezzled a large
sum of money at Des Moines, Iowa, was
arrested to-day and will be held until a
requisitlon is received from the Governor
of Iowa.
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Killed by a Carriage Accident.

Paris, Sept. 23.-By carriage accident
which occurred near Breur. Department Of
Eure ct Loir, Viscount Louis Relsel, son
OF the well-known diplomatist, was killed.
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Found for the Plaintiff.

DULUTH. Mimi. Sept 23.-The verdict
OF the jury in the case of Leonidas Mer-
rift, against the Mesaba road, owner by
Rockefeller, when opened was found to be
$52, $50 for plaintiff.
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Charles ]. Baker Dead.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Charles j. Baker,
a leading capitalist and the head of the
firm of Baker Bros. 81 Co.. glass manu-
LECTURERS, died to-day at his country resi-
dence at Athol, from apoplexy. aged 70
years.
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CRiSPlS DESIGNS.
Desires to Divert Attention From,
Financial Troubles.

PARIS, Sept. 23.-In an article referring
to the changes to be made in the Italian
ambassadors in London. Paris and Berlin,
the Matin accuses Signor Crispi, the
The morning call., 1894-09-24
Passenger Trains Collide.

BARCELONA, Sept. 23-Two passenger
trains were In collision to-day at the station
at Moncida. seventy-fve miles north of
valencia. Forty persons were injured.
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Charged With a Big Theft.

NEW DIRK, Sept. 23.-Charles Boggar,
formerly cashier for Naylor e. Co., iron
and steel brokers at 40 Wall street, is I'M
der arrest charged with the larceny of
about $4,000.
The morning call., 1894-09-24
Free-Trade Not Wanted.

MELBOURNE, Sept 24-The feature OF
the Victorian elections held last week was
the annlhilation of the frade-trade party
which rallied for the first time in ten years.
The morning call., 1894-09-24
Ten Stores DESTROYED.

ToMAH, Wis. Sept. 23.-Firs late to-
night destroyed ten stores on the west
side OF Main street. Loss $4,000; partly
covered by insurance.
The morning call., 1894-09-24
Am Opera-t1ouse Rurned.

ERIE, Pa, Sept 23.-The Park Opera
House was DESTROYED by fire this afternoon,
causing loss OF $4,000
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Honore Mercier Diving.

MONTREAL, Sept. 23-Honore Mercier.
ex-Premier of Quebec. who has been i'll for
some weeks. has been sinking rapidly TO-
night.
The morning call., 1894-09-24

Big Fire in ST. Louis.
OF. LOUIS, Sept. ga fire. originating
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
S4 Tigt satGiiFS thi.t'rs'
 IaSOUTHFORD,*

c. H. Thayer,,l the new proprietor of the Southfafd hotel, has caused severa Il improvements ste to be tR ! lffadel9on ad E. the hous se and it's surroundings that have added greatly to the appearance and fcbnven- : ieenceIof the place, He is nowlprepared Eto receive all who may, call upon him and he will spare no pains to make things pleasant and agreed ble to all. 1 James w. Green. who has lived oh
 Hull's Hill for quite number of years,
 died at9his home, last Tuesday morning
 at the age of 69i years, His fuherap was
 attended, last Wednesday,, His remains were taken to Southbury forbinterment. The 'palf bearers were A. T. White, A.
 Hnggins, George R. Smith and Edison
 Mallory ~l,a )hEm i!DH ,ht]E2 0 Edison Mallorylis on the invalid list,
 He went to Waterbury last Friday ltd
 see Dr Crane. ,7oog4 !,ao9.a b Mrs George, R. SmithI went to New
 Haven, last Tuesday, to make arrange
 ments to go to the hospitalofor. treat
 men1. Phe IS to go npl July: l4.I3d
 l Charles Downs, who was married, las Tuesday, has gone lto (housekeeping.
 | C Mrs John lee, who has been keepinhe
 house for Charles Do@hes, has1 gone |, Il live at Sileman Sherwoods at Stevens son I "A. F. White has had his}baf fn sliihglee and sided anewI4. tan-9-G aIH3J
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
SOUTH BRITAIN.

'' James Howartha, of the s.shenield seien- tific school, has been visiting at Rev MT Munson's during the ,Week.affd hefnii4 qi suafgni9 ao9dJ ilaWS Rf Miss Frank of Kent wasd the guest of Mrs Potter over Sunday '''''t
 'tooaT sbO0Ea sea1u
 The services on Sunday at the EMetho- dist church were more than usually in. |spiringt o MrtFord was back after long absence and led ehiselasswitR Told time ffffryyog5fb fffryeogb ct al ii t9s ot y6W od l
 Rev Jl o. Munsoh and Clarence Gspept the Fourth in New Haven; 1.-The Boys Brigade in which Clarence is.a cadet ! had special marching and ether. exer cises. .oti't' ,' D.
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Cockrane Brothers, passed the Fourth at
NEW PREsTOr.r

It seems almost wicked to oblige g teerrsspend ora an sditpr lkiliA Waafaief to try and make up n6Wsp4perIEfWes q don't know who reads it. We don't care. We feel so much inclined to-day to recline -wibhout , thought, that onrslist- Of locals may be somewhat abridged. We feel like saying, we can't hellpI 1t, o We believe to some there come days when they should really not work. We know we exper- fence many that, that wea don't. want to work, 4bht some of the hottest, we feel that we cannot. To-day, with the blazing sun, hot, dry air, thermometert92 degrees ii the shade, how can we stir? We are not constituted to bear the torrid zone. We feel more inclined to join the Peary Relief Ass soeations a4t seemed 'totus the hottest June we have experienced in years and July has not as yeBr changed ithe record. Farmers are 'toilfhg in the hay field and corn lot. Tobacco is. re- portedi Rsg towing fihelyW Potatoes ccsasl for irain ! Iiakd NarafHsdg 3has s been somewhat during thefTspaRg teontrolfed in it's outgo by the gate at the mouth and at present is retained in as large Nol he as possible; not as much run down and out as at this time last year, which IS preferable ,fof1 kealth aRa' fine appear. ancqT mn .fYoQ9ODEIsS
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
In New Haven County
soUTHBURY.

Mir and Mrs Perry attended the install lation at Washingtion on Wednesday u ' I,,; .., sRi
 Ciilora MaItneWs Is home from BridgeportI s9e9 9sSSe-9
 Frank Gorman of New Haven has gis- tied his brother, M. J. German. 9s
 If nothing prevents there will be ser vice at the Church of the Epiphany, next Sunday, at f p. m. sl.1i3i4,.l
 ;2 ,,l 4a,5, 1sf a.,4ts I4,Ys.s3iIfl sfs 9i J.iL. Durga sentertains friends from Newtown, thisiweeR.l .letRt 1s5fftffttis. nl
 c. A. Smith has new bicycle. - |. |id 5aiEY 5 D. B. Ambler has purchases. 4 dfse or I.irF. Wheeler. k3Eisa9 dofeeaI
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WARREN.
MIR CARRIERS INSTALLATION.

MIR CARRIERS INHALATION 3This church, .wthpastor and delegate, was invited to the council which met at Washington, to install MT Garter, the 2zth, But. for some omission in the mis- sive letters to the other chutches, the tolls of ecclesiastical law overlook the pastor and delegate and asked them to stand aside as the. technical points would in no senselwarraI1t their sitting iii eout- cil with the consociated churches ot Litohfield South. One other church suf- fered a like treatment., Ecclesiastical law is more important than christian love and fellowship. Law knows no mercy. For p years we have -attendedlany nunl1 Der of ecclesiastical councils in the-eastz ern and central part of othe state, aud have never known before whatsreIigious ostracism .l was. 7'WEo had heard and known of -eensociated churches, but had never realized nor Supposed that allithel important functions of clesiastical law were relegated to themio The s,instslla- tion services were of a high order and re SerStSull1, uPyu dAA iWhp Elalb lblC iphLeo III them.. The sermon by the father of the pastor elect was e&eellent,in it's sinpiie- ity and gospel features. It Was from the text, "This man receiveth sinners" It is unusual for aseEpo on nssughI IHu oc- casion to be exteinporaneous,1 which was, the ease here butinol one, who heandiit could regret thatlit was Tso.a The paper read by the candidate was magnificent setting Tor ofF his belief. SlItiwas conn prehensipe and brief ant showed that the author would make ne no mean me m tigpre z ter ffe,l1i Washing gtoniss tDebe eongratd- lated on it's new pastor "a nd fthe church but, nearriest out the words of advice, llo f their former pastor, great prosperity must attend his, hiiss,ogl4b0f gli4Rb0f ftaao them, IIWil they not thio itPraiLJoH Eiuo sZ"h "
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
NEWTOWN. CONN, BEE.
ERIpAY,--IULY-sr-lse4.
LLitehtield ( gounty News
KENT.
LOOK oUT!! MY ARM !!

!. Almost everybody in town is com sptainingsof a vefy lame arm, and some have had qaitel serious time with it. sE.y .yiaently thefelwere great many peo- pie ill K eht that needed vaccination. Drs X King and futtle have been very busy fo1 the past two weeks and deserve unquali- fled praise for their efforts in checking the disease and taking care of others afflicted All the small pexs patients here have beena eeaef bER fhaag, who ha
 been very attentive to his patients, visit ing them twice day most of the time, and carrying whatever supplies they needed to, them, pr Futile, as health officer, lhaE Booked after the sanitary
 measures and superintended whatever disinfection has been necessary, and
 seen tos sit that the quarantine was vigor-
 ously carried out. Too much praise can
 not be bestowed upon Harry Stery and
 bis son, Ae9rN who hays nursed those
 Sick withit ip Macsdopia.8
 " E 0LAA
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
agent, has purchased new Columbia cycle of Agent Patterson.
1 H()NFokngaF
AT THE FALLS

Mir and. MrsC.J, :, Wheeler and children bf lDa,tbary Visited at Mrs Amos Tyr re2l $ sleast week.
 Mrs Mary Barnum of Brookfield is spending "a few days with Mrs Amos FTTyrell. f 3Al
 Jay Tyrrell & Sons have torn down the old bridge over the river at the Falls. One more old landmark. gone. e.5tl,q KY. K Gilbert Williams has bought new hay rake, one of Walter A. Woods latest improved self dumping, and is pushing his having fast as possible,f but reports old seed light but good quality. He. en- ptertained some of theisand paper officials fast week. 2
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
IT SAVES THE CHILDREN.

My little boy was~very bad off for
 two months with tiiarrhtea :hd we used
 various medicines also called in 5 two
 dectors, but nothing, done him any, good
 until we used Chamberlin's Colios ChoE eraiand Diarrhosa Re Retned 'tl hich gave imthediattet tteet.l,hh lr,shhefa and soon cured him. consider it the bestsmedieine made and dani iconscientiously reconindend it to all !. who need diarrbea oR! liicg med aieinps.. E I9taeresnsrlfeHt ssrlf l9H # pa aa 90
 cent bottles for sale Ibg eEt F.lHawiesy, Newtown9hnd SuGuBull, Sandy Hook, Conn. II sIM buG TM s21n91Hq 1fsaj *l1E .xjIBW |. E To retain an abundant head of hair of
 a natural color tSaa} good eId age, the hygiene of the seaalp4musto be- observed. ApplVI HaA 'a hair fenewerI98m 1a1Ii 3aI
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
,AHE-N7S CLOTHING

Countsr Spring and Summer goods marked sell Winter will S5, S8; 75O 1O 95O 15 50, worth l5 IS 50, worth S1S.F 92."
 Long tail be the wimm exactly right tstuf Black chegt black 16 18 E25 We've no better this
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
NEW MILFORD 7 7

Ill st| + lks Gc1sQAtADGtA1z AEi3A stS ~ 2 10 HIS HIS FAME FAME EXTENDS ;ABAR, abrop 1A A.TltParsells. siss achieving iconsider-. able renown because of his abffityI to .eure cases aof long standing of Doll evil.
 fistalas anda other ailfhehts' of horses
 after the animals had4 been given up tla as $
 ineurable. Some recent cures of real
 lyEwonderful nature made by MT Par sells twas a9ease Of poll Iievif ion a ho5fsee Ibelenging to oEngeae Ferris, fsthlao ioin ion "a horse of Chauncey Marsh's, a pair of
 Horses owned by John Wells that were
 prpnounced affiieted with spinal menin-
 gitis and incurabie.. tTffhey we're ordered
 ki He'd but Mir Parsells stepped in just in the nick of sifalei to save theni. He brought them around all right ifi sunn1y ,two0days. aStepAen1 Beach had 4 horse doetored seven pof eight months by a
 BrfdgeporE veterinarian, who could not cure him said hHe was chrable., MT Parsells easil ' cured him in a very short
 time. He guarantees to cure upon twhichithe knifeshas not been used. sa5 \
 Hsf a3ffaYM sJs4tYISI4} It&Gits59S
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

Mems heavy weight and weight be sold 
 thing reduced the Nothing will spared; s 82c 25 and 50 25 value 150 5 5O, 175 g 50 275 5O value 35O value 50 and 4; 50, value and 4.5O
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
OUR susdAaEh4 x Aa4 tEkktslLhhn Lhhnr1bnI.l rb |

srrAAboYuutr C2Qs gf .whahi has rbeen known here as the Faber family of New ,iY ork City n arrived at the Wilson house on Thur sda ayleVeninga of4last week by the Shepaug railroad, and was, tsapsppEted from that place by kenneY & Hosford's foufsfiorseis' warafHaGg Hbus oEthe fake. oiAfr and Mrs Alessahdep caiilWaefi,a Mr, and nd, Mrs G, Plgger and keHerat1others9of New York ?. City are at the LoopaEWieky hotel. %'Georgt @ess Hopkins already tnE- tertains a few. Mr and Mir s.G5:5 M LCC4Sadge of IBEobBlg ghl-S. rs:as y.vtto6hnve 1 passed several seasons here, cane oh M6hday of this week again, the Wilson house. u}t ZnfR@H aH850ntf- -lzlQH H!lt- 4i A> 'iO'G . .uligsu!g u0Y 9a8 rHlG .!g'Ffn hn0E rtHCEi.J tu.J j. aiffgg t5ufI uO0WI illc v .LIl(1 -
 k. king, superintendent for Mrs S.. c. Goodhue at Arrow Point Lakeside, while she hfst absent in Europe, sailed from New York City, last Saturday., to join his wife. aud sonlthereYn Mrs Good hue is expected at Arrow Point during July. ,gW0tvy5E ,.U} 5 d&1A-A fJ U
 H. c. Strong and family left~M-B
 saoDg's iH,'Lsa4Eee district 9n "Wednesday morning of last week lnfof their home near Chippewa Falls. Wis. tTt,a 1" radi5 9il
 N"sB.o Mead and family condnnehcea Housekeeping at thaironew cottage at
 Lakes ff ide last c4 week sbGis lI '5lsuoJ ,MrsoH. w. B BFfqwhaoop'es5nled her pew f4o, tel at the Bake, last week, f5lthe sea Sea, son. Tor the aceomm9dAtion, Of a T. !, tph6tF De f
 haheht and transient gaests.ijs6L ta ,llrs; to '. Boynton and 1faraity of Btidgebott are 5at aatpref87ent visiting at B.Gris W oid'sl ! | | Mrs Watson iGogswelf returned to he,
 home here from T. G. Eirofut'iss is,l on Thurs | day of last week.lD aa7d sI.a 9a jGa " 'li"4 l r.. J,l s9Ijuit Ttf YbR9T -euu st 9d hne 12iJ7u
 Marvin Todd pf Bethlehemm visited his
 grandson,tR. A! Marcy M! D., here, last
 Saturday .I,5,ll'LS ,qITII4d 'I0uaIJ ,naJ. \ Mrs "! C.. Granniss Of Iiitchfeld wa, Bwth her parents here over last Stindag Hand went to, New Yoofk, Monday, witI
 her mother 73idHI 2T"lr &GloL,,'a , .,. st, ,,' 9' ] Sidney 3r,4 jWakelee 7 of fl3 . Bridge DOT 1 passed two days of last week at B, H 4lBeardslev's.t1 iCnaa shl iii" toT4a- 9Tp III IT.. Yd hyIoLna si" a'LlI bo0S A b" Julius NJ. Snow has the finest garder on Evergreen 2 2YHeppppfeg YHeppppfegaTkW
 ] F. $. Cogswell of Torrington spent
 last Sunday and Alondaylih this place I I -44 nd0t. vail ,S yiHL ,yAhGJF TZ9f. 1 John Lyman of NeWo York and Jersey City is passing this siiweek at his mother; ttnd tsie obtotheF5 hers 5H fre f5ree,a is 4BigaAs aqpt 9eo}rfge tf}fg F. 51hfyymTfan Lyman s,i1 io dIpab adj 9ya
 Miss Julia Aysrlp lived lived home s1 iron on
 qhe 2 eiPf Pfo2uthl 2F last SqtuFdayo eYenipga lnoij9
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BoY5' CLOTHING.

Ideal light ample perfect stock and real bar Would Read the following Boys Short Pant We'll
 
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" a E A 414 SA &ssF@ ~N~
 t The next meeting of the W, CT. ,Us will be heldat Mrs .johnsons on July II. tAli are invited, The ladies prayer meet
 ing wiil be the w VednesaaY Y Following at | Mrs BarnRmfs. .5Xoibj,8as .e9iIeAg HaHu5 ! Dol .lr,alssn Il bJ3@9u0@3TtHT Nj." sIEbfhF I" 1 EH Miss Cordeliay Marsh of Mel bourne.
 Fla, and Mrs Helen Jackson. Iugres; of
 Montreal, hate5jbeena1visitiBg at Mrs
 Augusta GiddingS'. Some of the other I visitors in town, recently, were Miss
 Mary Sherwood and motber of Pawling, | MT and Mrs David Monroe of Danbury, I MT and Mrs R. J.< Hungerford of Il Wassaic, CAV. Pickett and familyj and I Miss Jennie Blydenbufgh of New Haven II Mr and Mrs Charles Hine of Warren l nlade~a short visit at her mothers, on V their return from Orange, N.&J., where \ they had spent q week. <- ....
 l John Bascom, ID. D. L. L.#D. !, writes
 there are few prevalent and accepted habits, we believe, more at WAT Withssa
 wise self-interast th8n that of the ase= oi s4ftJ5
 wholesome effects Of Lit 5 on" Inc hurnaf
 bqdyare obvious, aside ffFop all fnefdifaT' 2
 testimony on the subject, from the sim
 ple fact that it creates an sintenses almost
 apgoysrttA bbi4i, appestite, 4 whole day < abstinence wiltobe sa1fieientn to assure every eheWerrlte and smoker at once,r o1 the lh fschief making and tyralnnInnicall in I mate he has received intoithei householo of his appetite. The nsedqf tobacco puts d aserious obstacle in the way of the sue T cessfofi & young rnan.d There lis 5no elh'
 ploytneht to which it, recommends him
 Rarely Indeed would any man, himself
 addicted toda tenperateI use of tobacco
 recommend the habit as 6 a wise anG
 grateful one to a young man in whom I he was interested. If an angel of hope il and prosperity shalllSeqen descend on the ' poor, one of the first things she vii I drive out will be tobacco, which deadens u all the incentives lef life, and soonsuInes ,f its,Ures oarceslin utter waste.o %-=fN {I .aiG1 uIaj&sW hJI51i"71a i1'
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A BID sWzREnK

| Al AO<L1/g " 4 bLS II sg.Af
 @ sft aao li1aay nay sfoaowsip the track of 8 disordered system,
 dueroto bimpures ebloeda Tor inactive
 liyers 10 Don't srliiii stifl e Iris - The lpfopriesftpfs a Dpgga Dg r iissfisce,M 'isis i Geldea 5 MediliiGsaal ] iliisa !Disae erydatake 1allss the E'ccsQncessI They anake1sai straight for Ward offer to return yoitr money If their remedy fails to benefit or cure in allt disarders andl affections due, toss ssiimpqp loodaorsinactine liver, iTlla5i sgems off ' disease tulate1
 through the fH ood ;p th 6 liver, IS tile tie
 filter Which permits Yfe germs to
 enter. ST ST Ip pot ottua The .liNeriactive, and the blood opqres sandpd youiz; escape disease.H 70 esued ssa3 oi naI1illits saf 'Ig E When you're run ,doWa1rll,a z. debit ttated weak, And ad yI9lIflG; y9G eisglt gesisl1tl below ,1a healthy s1stanldqaFd,T yeusi snegain ihehlth, streRgthp pasand ,.swhpIesome flesh, by using theft IDiscovdrysaI 1t ibufdsan anpa the body faster Itlfah nan5 Btaating Cod tell s,i sna Issi S' .gI lDW 91n 10 syEAti Ell SEi II iss E