The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-31


connection is, tina, ste was The first to die
in group of fourteen brothers and sis
tiers, the youngest Of which is II and the
eldest 90
Three accidents in fifteen minutes
disabled three workmen at the High Bridge
Iron Works on Thursday last \ heavy
wheel fell upon Isaac Apgar and broke
one of his legs. Another wheel relied
upon and crushed the foot of Leonard
Frius. \ 200 pound lump of iron struck
William Brakes foot cutting big hole
10 it and breaking toe
Judge II. b. Herr was the purchaser
of a fine high bred trotter a, the kellogg
sale, at Madison Square Garden, New
York City, last week. He lately pur-
chased the celebrated troltcr Cammo-
dore 2.S0l, and cur Pennington horse.
men can hereby take warning and not
try to pass the genial Judge or they
may get left. Heterdon Democrat.
The editor If the Rericw OF RcriclrS
passes suggestive comment on the latest
phases Of the Greco Turkish question.
He holds that the only reasonable solu
ton of the Cretan difficulty is TO place
Crete definitely in the keeping of Greece
His theory is that Russia is playing
waiting game, and that the other great
powers are playing into her hands. The
RcUiew feproduces portion of the
Athens FphemetiS of recent date, con
tanning war news aud comment printed
in modern Greek, together with several
striking cartoons showing the Hellenic
point Of view.
The typhoid epidemic in this city ap.
pears to be on the decline. No new cases
have developed since our issue of one
week ago, although two or three eascs Of
sickness may develop into the disease
There has been but one death since last
weeks issue. Eight or ten cases are now
being treated, some Of which are conva.
lescing, two or three have not vet reached
tue ctisisof the disease, and one is in
dangerous state. As 1t has been over
eighteen days since the well at the rubber
mill has been closed, 1t is not likely that
any more CAGES will appear among the
mill hands, and all the cases, as IL has be-
fore been stated, have been confined TO
the employees OF that establishment.
Mamie Godown. aged 20 years,
daughter ef John A. Gadown, farmer
living three miles from this city, near
Nj. Airy, arese early last Friday morning
and started fire in the kitchen stove, and
being fatigued from everwork in attend
ing on her sick mother, fell asleep in front
of the stove. Her dress caught fire,
awakening her, when she ran outdoors TO
II tub for water, but found it frezen ever
She then ran to a creek a short distance
away, leating her dress on as she ran,
aud threw herself in. Having subducd
the Il tmes she STATED for the barn 10 tell
her father. but fell exhausted on The way.
She was soon discovered and carried to
the house A. last accounts her condi.
ton was very critical.
1t is with deep regret TINT we are
called on 10 announce the death of
Samuel II. l. Sptoul, only son OF our
esteemed Surrogate, DR. O. II. Sproul.
The M0terti0n Democrat says: ellis
fine manly qualities had endeatcd him to
all who knew him. His sweet disposition
in the family circle makes the loss To the
father and mother one hard TO bear.
Throughout his long illness, and with the
knowledge that he could not recover, he
has borne himself with fortitude which
has been remarkable for one Of his years.
His age was but few days short of 10
years. His death occurred yesterday,
March goth, at 2l5 A. NJ. The funeral
will take place from the residence OF his
father, DR.. o. II. Spronl, at l.30 Thurs.
day afternoon. lnterment at Sandy
Ridge
DR. j ". Snowfall, who has built
up a successful medical practice in Elem
ington since lac came among US some five
years ago, has disposed Of bis practice,
good will and fixtures To DR.. +. d. Leidy,
OF Newark. formerly Of Baptsttown, this
county. DR.. Snowfall and wife will 60
to Atlantic City, where the former will
continue the practice Of his profession.
We regret very muen to lose the genial
doctor and his charming wife, but know
that they will soon win more friends 10
their new home. DR. Leidy is no stranger
to the people Of this community, having
had charge OF DR.. j. II. Ewing's practice
during bis absence from home last Sum
mer. He is a skillful physician with a
pleasing presence and we predict for him
a meriled measure of success in bis future
among US. Democrat Aducrti8cr.
The epidemic now prevailing among
certain mill workers is very serious. Let
TEN and fortify the body against the al.
tacks OF contagious germs, by taking
Shamalia's Sarsaparilla compound, the
Great Blooi Purifier and Spring Medicine.
65 cents per bottle. Every bottle guar
anteed. Inquire about II at Shamaia's
Bridge Street Drug Store.
When person begins to grow thin there
is something wrong. The waste is greater
than the supply and ii is only question
Of time when the end must come.
In nine cases ont Of ten the trouble il
with the digestive organs. Ifyou can re
store them to healthy condition you will
stop the waste, put on new flesh and cause
them to feel better in every way. The
food they eat will be digested and appro-
priated to the needs Of the system, and