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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
nervousness

Is only another name for impure blood, for no person is weak and ner- vous whose blood is perfectly pure.
 When the blood is full of the germs of disease, and lacking in the red cor puscles which give it vitality, when it fails to properly nourish the organs and tissues of the body, what can you expect but that tired feeling and ner- vousness!
 Of course Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Catarrh and Rheumatism are uni versally recognized as blood diseases, for which Hoods Sarsaparilla, as the best blood purifier, is everywhere aclnowled the greatest remedy.
 Therefore, as Hoods Sarsaparila cures all blood diseases, it is the best remedy for that condition of the blood which causes Nervousness.
 It is a false idea to think you are curing your nervousness when you are taking a preparation which only quiets your nerves! It is like trying to s.droWn" your sorrows in the flowing bowl. They are sure to return.
 We wish to make most impressive, then, this trulSm:
 You cannot purify your blood by DEADENING or QUITTING your nerves with opiate, narcotic or nerve com pounds. If you take such articles you are only THRILLING with your troubles. There is SURE to be a REAC- TON which will leave you worse than you were before.
 Why not then, take the true course, follow the bee line to the state of Iealth. purify your blood and cure your Nervousness by taking
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
MT. Dickinson Won't Tnlk.

DETROIT, Juno 5.-Cpon tho receipt of tho Washington dispatch concerning tho rumor that Don NJ. Dickinson would be tendered the office of attorney general of tho United States q reporter showed tho dispatch to Mr. Dickinson and asked as to whether he had recoiN cd any intimation of that character. "Is it secretary of state or attorney general this tme:" qucried the oX-poStmaStor general inquisitivuly. Aftor reading tho dispatch Mir. Dickinson repliCd
 II really cannot discuss these rumors in any way. Not because do not wish to givo the news, should have any; but, as you are aware, my relations are somo what peculiar
 MT. Dickinson was then asked whether he could not state at this time what ho would do in case a position in tho cabinet wero again tendored him
 No. l could not say as to that" he replied. "I cannot discuss these matters in any way.
 It is regarded horo as by no means i'm prUbaEln that Mr. Dit hinsun would accept tho loEai portfolio if tcnGurrd and his well known intimate relations with the proEidGnt rrndrrs it Tot unlikely that he has already been COTS -ltrd with rc!urcnco to tho filling ui thr vacancy in the cabinet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
THE ONLY WAY.

His crrs >yr.1' i.rnNy in expression and had delicate e;rAh> vf sunrise pink around tlc y,!, ,:.> If tie l;3s. He tried tu write, but threw tAclrn down and said to d man at another d,@.k;
 ''Say, do look like a man who had trouh,r in his honr$"
 'Wrll. don't know about that. But you lon, as II you i:ad trouble"
 "I don't want you to think for an in- s:ant that my w.ir isn't a chrrrful and de- VYtc,! w,:,uur l!u, I don't manage to come alnn:: through life as smilin ,lv as you do, and want to ;,rt !: few c,rii,.rn- till I'"iat~ fr,'rn y,.l.'
 All right, I'll hr glad to tell you any thing can."
 "I"u never havc |" get uH at I4 "r 1 o'clock ;lt Ii:,&t tn ,,.r Y ir;Iy.' vuI'\,, ,S- tened th" l;.ihr wiAd",>, 'ls you rr"ni,, d, do yuu>"
 "Nrvrr"
 "Y"u don't h:,," n get up again ;.t , [" see whether you left the cellar duur uucn trnrd:"
 "No"
 "Yuu don't have [" ,c, prowling out in tn" front N&rd at " t'' ,'" that You haven [ left tlr Dew lawn mower whrrc Snmrh,"ly will s'y.:! I;:'
 II hatru't had that rAprri, nee
 "Ard you don't hayo |" rct up again at 1 {" s;,;!,fy your wife that yea didn't l't the G".s "ut tn i.;'t l,.-t when I"u .:'t Ui' the time h,'. e.
 "Su.A .s lIi''-; nr,vr happrn>."
 "Wv.l. M}..., want you tO tell me. in conldr"ve if ynn wi,h il. Is Lew you man agr tn n>ail i::
 "Siup!y>t r:.jh'd in ,hc wo~,d."
 "Whnt is ii:'
 "I lie" SCOTT LANSING.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
SIR HENRY IRVING.

Henry Irving is now n knight. He will not draw one bit better in New York than hc did before for that reason, but be will have an opportunity to eat twice Us many free dinners. Buffalo Exprr.s,
 "Sir Henry Irving" Eas fine sound, and none will rejoice more in this evidence of Queen Nictoria's Suuid sense than his American admirers. Now, when will it be Lady Ellen Trrry:-Phiadclph Press
 The knighting of Henry Irving by the queen on the occasion of her seventy sixth birthday, while adding nothing to the fame of tkc great actor, will be accepted as public recognition of the stage and of the great part it can he made tn play in education of the proplc.-Br""klyn Citi- zen.
 Regarded as n real honor the knighting of Henry Irving was richly deserved and too long dcfcrrrd There iS nn reason why the dignity should not have been conferred upon him many years ago. Ii Is, at the best, n tardy recognition of his worth and his prominence in his timC.-N"w York Times
 knighthood Confcrs no fresh distinction upon Henry Irving, but in according this rrcOgnitiOn to the foremost English actor of his time the queen has won a fr'Sh hon or for herself The art of the stage has had to wait long for such an acknowledgment of ils rank among the fine rarts.-Philadcl- phLl Times
 HNlry Irving has been knightcd by Queen Victoria. but no mention is made uf an honor bestowed HEsn tho feminine member uf the firm ot Irving X Co. who is perhaps aS tah'nt>d ns Lho bond. Ellen Terry can uAEIst of DO GllG buI shc La1 r,lOr,. ndT s>s I3LLn Sir Henry -St Paul Morning Gall.
 Among thoA, knightrd upon the "cou- siOn of Queen VictUria's birthday was Henry Irving, the actor However, the honor will he of little use to the great tra .,cdian in his Pr,frSsion, as, if he iS tO use the title i'll his playbills, he must be known as Sir Julln Henry Brodribb, his real namc.-Syracuse Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
A FIGHT SURE.
The Florida Athletic Clul, EIanG Up 1000
 uT the Iurse.

TT the Purse.
 Ntw YORK. lunoI I.-'"Lu fight between COrhott and u-.irnuns is now an as sured f.ct. Am, cIstaricS which havu hitherto 4tuut - t.r way of tlc hattlo huVu beer ivIH,N..I .IuO NcndiE. who Is tie rtprcscLtatn, 'f tLo Florida Athletic cluh said today:
 Tho money, $,, oo, was hnndod over to the temporary stakOhulGor Phil J. Dwyor, yesterday. There is absolutely no chance for n kick up this time, and 1 stand roady to wager any amount at odds of 10 to that if tho principals ontur the ring-and I am sure they will thorc will be n fight worth looking at, not alone from scientific points, but one that will decide the championship of the world.
 Dan Stewart. tho representative of the Dallas business mun'S syndicate. said that he had turned uvUr tho money. f7 ,OO0, to guarantee tho contest and to cover train ing eXpcn.es, and that he hal just rccriv- cd word from Mir. Ncndig that hc had de- posited 1t in the hands of the stakeholder
 Ihero is absolutely no chance of fail urc on our part. he continued. ito full fill the agreement, and haVo been assur, cd that FityEimmunS or his representative will make good his guarantee of &, 900 on or before Friday n0It. l will have n con florence with NendiG again today when tho entire affair will Do wound up.'
 COrhCtt is said to be doing light work at Asbury Park in preparation for the mill, but Fitzsimmuns says that he will train close to thu battle ground -Yrssihly in Galveston. Tho former has ss, call among tho sporting fraternity, h- chances of winning being looked upon nS the mast likely by the letting mon hero.
 DALLAS, Juno h.-E F. II. GroUn. pres idsnt of the Texas Midland railway, anu J. \. Grinan. president of tho board of trade, huth Ut Tarrell. Tex, go miles east of Dallas, have telegraph1d Corbott oTsrin. . train!ng grounds and svOry convenience he wants. The first big lot IOcordud hcro on the light makes tho odds to ? on Cor bCtt F. R. II. Green put up a, 900 against $., GOO by John w. Dunn of Chicago
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
DON'TS FOR MEN.

Don't carry q cano to church.
 Don't wear n whito tic to n mans dim Ter
 coat.
 Don't wear Lcrhy hat with an invcr- ness tnTcoat-
 Dop't wUlr silk hnt with light col Orcd topc"G+.
 Dn't wcar colorcd collars under any circumetnncs
 Don't wear 2 light colorcd topcoat with an evening suit
 Donr wonr norfolk jacket with an outing costume.
 Don't ve.sT Q doVble hrrNastcd wnlstcons with 0lt.way on1.
 Don't wt<Ix Shocs with cxtrcmely pointed tOcG- Tho roUnd English too is In better taSte>
 Don't wyur oolorrd shirts with horizon tOl stripoe. Tho stripes aro all pcrpcndic- ular this SSLNIh.
 Don't wear n paddock coat except to the races in a trap, on a bench OF for tho morning promenade.
 Don't wear driving coats or mackin- to.hcs wNh largo pearl buttons. They look olA"p aIII aRr loud
 DohH wr.s< q S1GEfpin with Il four in- hanl O< bow. They should ho usc<l only n hVk:ins. p~r'ia tn>,'thrF.
 I"I't vr7- TIXr,lo, CuwcS or Coringr i.-';.''t, ;s tfry "rr indifTrrrntly named, h' :::.a!.a W;:V:V women dcV cIrr'tCNl.
 D,si't i.,..r4 ,-N,i, tp>ruI4,rs and travelling " l+- -<ri. crp fa1m Iha sa!Ilo pioco of -i htl. \ iIi.!lOIlitulS VarlCt,' iS plCsLslns-
 Iht!'S WHAT collar buttons and studs vi.h ,....i .r:lI sat!ngA Unohtrusivc dia- Hi, m4 E.kS ">' permissible fnr evening wu,.4
 Don't l.G.r r,'ady mndo c.avats of any sIri. \ L,.i.. IAIio tic, however awkward ly Gu..ls | !.r'fr.4hlr tD ono of those un- cDinprp:H;a.i. affairs sIifl'y mndo up New York Journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
COM EMPT OF COURT.

Opposite the stage station and hotel was a shanty with sign of "Jalo' over the door, and strollrd over there and asked of a man sitting ct the door and smoking Rpipo:
 "Can tnko it that this is the county jail:"
 "You kin, sir, . he promptly replied.
 "Not much of jail"
 "No, sir, but it's a new county, you know"
 Any prisoners insidc?"
 "No, sir. I'm the only prisoner, and they allow mo outside
 "Wherr's the sheriff or jailrr!"
 "Gonc off huntin."
 And left you all alonc?'
 "All alone. I'm purity comfortable, how ever, and my timc will be out in about six muHthS.'
 But should think you'd run away, " I said as I offered him q cigar.
 "Whar to:" he quericd in reply. If l go to Grass Valley, the boys will hang mo fur huss stealth. If go to Ridge City, they'll hang me fur stealth a mcwl. Over 10 Euchrc Bend they want mo to pull hemp fur robhin Bill White. might git up into the mount ins, but the durncd In juns would try fur my scalp. The safest place fur mo is right hero, and I hain' t sayin a wurd.
 My friend, would it hurt your feelings if I should ask why you were sent hcrc:"
 Not q lit, sir killed man."
 You did. rll> But hnw-how''-
 "H"w did it happen? was sent to jail fur a a: instead of brin hung"
 "It.,:"
 "Oh, they didn't kccr nuthin about the killin and gin nc two hull months to walk off in. As wouldn't go the jcdgc he said it was contempt of court and sent mo up here fur a var SO he could hcv tho usc of my Cayu>r and guns free gratis. Don't happen to hev a new deck of kcrrtls with you ch:"
 "s'ur-y t0 say l haven't" II w:~ in hopes you had. Tho jcdSH will hg " t!.!j way tUmurrCr, and Il hcV the k. -,,- Ill marked and play him the lr.; i:..rr ont of fivo [" scv whrthrr draw d pay ,,S a jailrr "r rruhhrd along; as il p!i:"nvr.'' AUSTIN NEENE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
CABINET GOSSIPING.c
 
It Is Said That Olney Will Be
 Made Secretary of State.
WILL PROBABLY TAKE THE PLACE

The President Is Supposed to Have Official
 ly Offered Him tho Portfolio Already.
 Don Dickinson May Succeed Olney At
 torney General, bat He Will Not Say So.
 WASHINGTON, .iuno 5.-Thcro is no lon EGr any reasonable doubt that the presi- dent has determin.I | to ask Attorney Gen. eYal Olney tu accept tho S nte department portfolio Whilo this is an undoubtcd fact, it is also certain that the president has not oven intinated to MT Olncy that this was his purpose. To othur members of his cabinet. however. it is learned that he has statad in substance that ho should ask MT. Olnoy to accept the placo. and that he was delaying the pull lie announcement in order thnt he might at the samo time name n successor to Nr. OlnCy as attorney general.
 Senator George Gray of Delaware came Over from Wilmington and wont directly to the White House to see the president Richard Olnoy, who Is now in all prob ability to be advanced to the first place in | President Clovoland's s cabinet, has won this distinction by the able service he has | thus far rendered tho president on all the moro important questions that have en- | gagged public attention since the present. admins ration began.
 Up to tho timo of MT. Olney's first en- 1 tering the cabinet he had been content to remain in private liio, and, although roc | ognizcd as ono uf tho foremost lawyers in | Now England, hr had taken littlo or no | part in party politics and was not widely known among public mon. The brilliancy | of his legal attachments and the accuracy of his judgment soon led tho president to trust Attorney Gonoral Olney's advice on 1 important questions.
 | During tho great striko at Chicago MT. Olney's services wore particularly notable. He developed each step that the govern mont authorities took, and President Cleveland was so fully convinced of the wisdom of tho proposed policy that he
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05

gaNo it thorough support and execution.
 Aside from the results secured in end ing tho strike tho recent decision of tho United states supreme court has given ju- diCial approval tu tho course pursued by the government, and has shown that whilo Mir. Olney sought new and untriod means to meet Il grave emergency he moved strictly within the constitution and the laws In this question Mir. Olnuy was i'm pelled by n desire to suppress disorder. IIo had shown in another caso his sincere TO- spCCt for the rights of labor.
 Comes From Puritan Stock.
 The now secretary of state comes from sturdy Puritan stock. His ancestor, Thomas Oinoy camo from England and settled at salem, Mass, in 1735. He was one of the closo companions of Roger Williams and was ono of the l3 who join cd Williams in founding tho town of Providence Tho successive generations took high rank in New England affairs, one of them being attorney general of Massachusetts Tho father uf Richard Ol- ncy owned and managed the cotton mills at Oxford and also engaged in banking. His mother waS Il SiSournoy, descended from French lIuGomnts who ilod from Franco tO this country
 The Eew secretary of state was one of three sons. Gpc of them isa prominent lawyer in Now..Tork, having hccn district attorney for tho c'ty and county of Now York. Anuthor brother is successful wooden manufactures. Richard Olney was graduated from Brown university in. 1856 and from tho Harvard Law school in 1858. llo married Agnes daughter of Judgo Ben jImin r. Thomas, with whom he studied law Thcy havc livod of late years at l..stun. with summer homes noar BuzZall. Bay and Gray Gahlos tho sum mer r, GidoEce of the president.
 Mir. Olnoy is a gentleman of fine litor- Rry attainmonts and tastes Although a cloSo student, he is lover uf outdoor sports and is n good horSoman, an cnthu- Siast!o tennis player and a skillful angler
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Proof Positive.

Much has ls,n written i'll ri,iiculr "f the wild answers given from the wit ness stand. where all c.unnct,d q thought seems [" c-,';i c>'ru.v i3., But strict ly tn th'' Ia..nt w:l~ t!.,. ,y,,!,nr.' If d woman in Maine Nli.n N.;s striving tu prove an alihi f,- a | Y i'll a h,r>,' steal ing Case.
 A witnr.s> testified that L. had >,r,;l the huy at the village, ,u that day, when the woman >prany fr,m hey y,at and cried:
 He wa'n't cut nuthvr! IIi> pants Was hangin on the cl"'es line all day !'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Nicaragua Regrets Gre.ham'. De ath.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, June 5,-Tho Nicaraguan flag was half masted hero on Rll public buildings when the ncws reach cd thls capital of the death of Mir. Waltor c. Gresham, the late secretary of state of tho United States. Tho Information was made public hero in an official notice Is sued from tho office of the Nicara9uan sec rotary of state, and much sympathy was expressed in official circles at the untimo- ly end of the American statesman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
HOODS PILLS cure Liver lila BillousnesSp Indigestion, Headache ~I&1'1a~'' [sz0tivO. All DvuRcIrv-
Assessors Notice!

The assessors of the town of Waterbury will bs in session daily in the council chamber. CiSy hall. from June to July 1. 10 ts 12 a m. ? to f and ' to 8 p m to re- cGive tax lists All persons owning tax able property in the town of Waterbury are arnFstly requested to hand in a list of all their property owned by them the 1st day of March 1895 else the assessors are obliged to add 10 per cent to their list.
 Make your list early and tell your friends to do it and save 10 per cent.
 O.HAUsEB,
 DANIEL KIKFKR,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Freigl,t Train Wrecked.

HUDSON. Mass, Juno 5.-An extra freight train running from Northampton to Boston on the southern division of the Boston and .Maine railroad was .wreckod when nearly opposite the depot hero by the breaking of a truck. No ono was in- iurah
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Probably n Suicide.

BLACKSTONE, Mass, Juno 5.-Tho body of Marie Johnson of this place was found in the pond at Blackstone cotton mill. She is thought to havo committed suicide by jumping from either the railroad or iron bridge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
HaterburyFire Alarm

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 LOCATION OF BOXES. Ths following are tbe Fire Alarm siEn.' nSeE the new system:
 Rogers { Bro.' I-s Coz East Main and NiagsrA Aireets !-a Cor East Main and NUlSOts road. Is Cor High and Walnut streets. I-e T last Main and Cherry streets. l7 Cor East Main and Colo strests. 3l Cor North Elm and Kfnxsbury streaas eS Cor No<th Elm. North Main and Gnox
 streets
 24 Wx;afbury Manufacturing aomuanys 2-S Cor North Main and North streets. 7- Cor Buckingham and Cooke streeta aT Cor Grsve and Prospect streets. 9s Cor Hillside av27ue and Pine street, 2-s Cor Johnson and WAterviIle streets t-7 The Plstt Bres 4 Or' |, Waterbury CiVck company movsneR
 ment faetoryl.'
 Exchange place. g. Cor West Main and Willow streets. s-I Cor West Main and watertovn road Ss Horse Gar Railroad stable.s ss Waterbury Brass eompany' sT Cor Ceiar and Meadow streets ss Cor 6ranI and Field streets. s-I-2 Cor Bank and Meadow streets SIS Randolph < Clowes' '-I-a Plume d. Atwood hAnufaeturilr soIc
 pany.' s-7-l No Hose Rouse. fS Holmes. Be 1h Haydenss s3g Cor Charles and Porter streets. 9s Cor Simons street and Washington Cor South Main and Grand streets. a Cor South Main and Clay streets. I-S Waterbury Watch company E-S Benedict | BUrnhSm Manufastnrip
 eOmpanT.' tS Waterbury Buckle company GT Cor South Main and Washington stS Scovill Manufacturing company. S7 Cor Franklin and Union streets '-S Waterbury Clock Go. lease factory E-s Cor Clay and Mill streets. sS Cor LSeTty and River streets, ST No. Hose House. SC Ger Baldwin snd Stone strests. Cor Bridge and Maxill streets. s-a osr Doolittle allsr and Dzblin stree -sPrivat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
To Ride the Chicago Road Race Again.

CHICAGO June 5.-The authorities in charge of the matter havo decided that the claimants for the time prizo in the cy cling road race on Decoration day shall ride tho race over again next Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Dickinson For Attorney General.

O. current h0re thGt the office of attorney geueral will be tsndored to Don NJ. Dick. insoD It is not known whether Mir, Dick inson, who at the beginning of the pres ent administration declined a cabinet office, will accept.
 The report of tho proposed tender of tho attorney generalship, which came from an excellent source did not state absolute ly that it had bOen tendered, but said that it was altogether probable that 1t would be.
 Senator Gray's visit to tho White House was undoubtedly in response to 0 tele- gram from the president, who, 1t is learn ed, would not hesitate to offer Mir. Gray Q place in his cabinet wcre 1t not for the fact that his retirement from tho senate would almost certainly result in the cleo tion of Republican as his successor. It Is thought that up to this timo the presi. dont has not definitely decided upon MT. Olney's successor. long list of names are being discussed, but everything in that connection is purely speculative. Ex- Postmaster General Don NJ. Dickinson, it Is said. would be very likely of appoint ment if hs would accept.
 A possibility Is Mir. Holmes Conrad of Virginia. the present solicitor general. He has tho reputation of being a man of brilliant legal attainments and enjoys the high regard of the members of tho United States supreme court The fact that Mir. Conrad comes from Virginia, however, may operate against his appointment but In case Inc is selected it is believed that Mir. Uhl, the present. assistant secretary of state would be a candidate for the va cant solicitor generalship.
 Mir. Uhl was a candidate for this place at the time MT. Maxwell was appointed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
Suits, long or short, Hats, Caps, Waists, Blouses, Shirts, Hose,
 Sweaters, Ties.

Keep your eyes on II. $. & cos space in the newspapers during the next 60 days. Or better yet, come in and sec our Salcsmen, will show you the bargains and give you a chance to have first pick among the good things in store for the general public.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05
"Rant Fraa

You can live in a handsome flat of 5 rooms with all improvements, in a new 8 lat dwelling with barn, in north part of city, line of electric cars. The second or tLird flat will pay all expenses, leaving youT flat rent free on payment of s1 ,00O down, balance can remain. Address. Box 247. City, for information. Paying II per cent as investment. Or call at this onica
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-05

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