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The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
"A PERSONAL IHvEsTIGATIoH."
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CLIPPED FROM THE PROGRESSIVE AGE.
 Reading and hearing so much of the
 wonderful work that was being done
 right in our midst, and being personally acquainted with various parties who have
 not only freely given their testimony but were willing, and some of them even anxious, to have the marvellous story of their phenomenal deliyerance from pain and misery sent broadcast and published,
 80 that even they who run may read.
 Determined to see for himself, and in or der to prove to his own satisfaction whether or not such stories had any foun-
 dation in fact the writer took upon him.
 self to make personal investigation and
 if satisfied with the result to either ex-
 pose 8 gigantic fraud. or if proved as rep
 resented to proclaim the same to suffer- ing humanity. After thorough and ex-
 haustive scrutiny of all the claims ad- ! vanced, we are perfectly convinced that not one quarter of the benefits which the
 Fidelity Rupture Cure Go. have done and I are still doing the human family has or ever will be told. Thousands of testi-
 monials from grateful persons of all ages
 and of all stages of the disease bear wit I mesa to the fact that rupture can not only
 be, but Is daily being cured by the Fidel- ! ity Rupture Cure Co.,, without the aid of any of the old-time instruments of tor ture.
 We know that we are but doing our duty by reproducing here the article that first attracted our attention to the hither- to almost incredulous claims set forth by this company. Read the following care fully thoroughly investigate the state-
 ment made, interview theae clever physi. clans and be at once and for all time re- lieved of that unnecessary drain of the vital forces of the human body known by the name of rupture.
 TIMELY WARNING! In the name of common humanity we, the undersigned, do hereby wish to give timely warning to all persons who are more or less exposed to the danger of stranguIated rupture. Every week there are one or more victims added to the large list of untimely death from this fearful affiiction. The large army of sufferers must still be in ignorance of the scientific method employed for com plete cure of hernia.
 We can and do speak from personal experience both before and after the dan. ger period, having taken treatment and received satisfactory cure of condi- tion most distressing and dangerous to life. Now as we keenIy and gratefully appreciate what has been done for us, we can do no less than point out our fellow sufferers to the doctors who use the ssFi- dellty'' Rupture Cure method. We find them kind, gentle, skilled and thorough 1 ly reliable.
 Yon are referred to ths advertisements which appsars in this paper from tlne to time.
 No mar, woman or chila afflicted wIth !
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
HUNTINGTON.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.


 LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
 Miss Olive Platt graduated from the shelton High school, Friday evening. Exercises were held in the high school room.
 Miss Phebe Beard came bone from New Britain, Thursday ,and James Beard from Amherst, Saturday. A classmate stopped over Sunday with him on his way to Trenton, N. J. Miss Phebe Beard started, Monday, for Belleville, N. J., to visit her sister, and will visit friend in Brooklyn on her way home. Miss Henrietta Turney of Stepney wis., ited Mrs Elizabeth Turney, recently. On Monday evening about 30 shock { resembling an earthquake passed over the Hill. The windows shook and the floors trembled. It lasted about 30 sec. onds. Bennett Beard is drawing poles for the ! trolley road from Shelton to Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE.

Mrs Jennie Cassidy spent 8 few days at her home recently.
 Miss Edith Bliss has gone to Mantle TOT few months, in company with Miss Jennie Banks of Botsford. O. Stanton and wife are the guests o7 o. $. Blackman. Miss Matilda Smith is spending few days with her grandparents.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
s. s. s. FOR THE BLOOD

ecuyit forces the  where turks  an
  Write for ful normaton to Swift Specific Co., Atlanta
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
SHERMAN.

D. D. Gray, Sherman's hustling black. smith, has just completed his new shop and has now one of the model country stands of the state. He is grading about the shop and house. The town cut down the sharp pitch opposite his house, ,smak. ing quite decided improvement. Nil Gray is first-class workman, and al. ways on duty, which accounts for his large business. In blasting out the ledge opposite his house, the town workmer discovered some sort of subteranesn cave. Pieces of rock could be heard rolling away long distances beneath the surface There has always been known to be some sort of an underground opening at this point, but no one has cared to be at the trouble or expense to investigate it.
 MT and Mrs A. P. Smith and Miss Hs- gel Smith of Newtown were entertained d at dinner on Friday last by Town Clerk and Mrs B. P. Briggs.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
Beware of tho Doctors
 Patchwork; You Gan Cure Yourself at Home.

hundred dollars with doctors, when realized that they could good. had large spots all over my bcdy broke out into running and endured all the suffering which this vile disease pro- duces. decided to try g. 8 as last resort and was tions for Self Treament and the large sploches on chest began to p.ler and smaller and before long disappeared entirely. cured perfectly and my skin has been clear glass since. Toured my self at home, after the doctors had failed completely
 It valuable time thrown expect the doctors Contagious Blood Poison for the disease is be- yond their skill Swifts Specific
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07

painting advertising signs along the troll ley line from here to shelton.
 Mrs Henry Bearlsley of Bridgeport is s now occupying her summer cottage at Putney.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Taxing of Inheritances.

OPINION BY HON CHARLES PHELPS, AT ToRNEY GENERAL OF CONNECTICUT.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-07
HOME CURE
 FOR BLOOD POISON.

There is not the slightest doubt that the doctors do more harm than good in treating Contagious Blood Poison; many victims of this loathsome disease would be much better of to-day if they had never allowed them selves to be dosed ori~mercury and potash, the blood poison.
 The doctors are wholly unable to get rid of npt to heal up the outward appearance of the s. This they do by driving the poison into the t shut in with their constant doses Of potash throat and other delicate parts then break out inued indefinitely, the drugs doing the system itself.
 -ry St., Newark N. J., says: "I had spent .
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AN ABLE ADDRESS

Hon, $. J. Hunt, an attorney of this city who delivered an address before the Alumni Association of Hendrix College, Conway, Ark, recently, has received favorable con- ment from all the leading journals of the state. The paper shows that a master hand prepared it and in point of it's literary merit is an excellent and able essay. His subject was: Imperialism or the Forcible Annex ation of the Philippines. In this paper he clearly and fore .bly asserts and proves that 1t is a dangerous departure for this government to change the national policy that has made and will keep us great" He also has undeniablY proven that the revenue derived from the islands would be inadequate to pay us for the expenses and trouble they would occasion. We congratulate Mir Hunt on his efforts and predict foI him a brilliant future in the proies- sion he has chosen.
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DIED.

FOSTER-In this city June 2V, 1899, at the home of bis brother, At torney H. R. c. Foster, on East Sec ond avenue. Mir. William c. Poster, aged g years.
 Mir. Foster was i'll only two days. He came to this city few months ago from Hernando, Miss, and leas- ed the Carson plantation few miles from this place and engaged in farm ing. His mother lived with him. He was taken i'll Sunday afternoon and was brought to his brothers home in this city Monday and every. thing possible was done for him.
 A mother and several brothers art left to mourn his death.
 The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed.
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FRACTURED HIS SKULL.

Sunday afternoon two young ne- gro boys. whose names we were un- able to learn, engaged in dispute near the Riel ard Allen Institute in the western suburbs of this city. and the result was fight. Before they were separated one of tie boys struck the other in theforehead with the sharp edge of a hoe. The blow cut the flesh wide open and fractur- ed the bone No arrests have been made.
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MR. SHARP HERE.

Mir. ". $. Sharp, of Dallas, Texas the gentleman who was awarded the contract for the digging of an ar tesian we'll at the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company's plant, which is now being erected in the Western part of the city, arrived here today. Work on the well will begin at once
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The Pine Bluff delegation of Elks departed Monday afternoon for St. Louis. Each was laden with badges of different varieties. They wore straw hats with purple (the Elk's color) bands. In the parade, in which at least 20,OO0 Elk will participate. they will wear black coats with white duck pants and carry white umbrella. Just think, 20 600 white umbrellas as far as the eye can see. 1t will doubtless be a most interesting sight.
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Capt. R. R. Rice, the famous turf man of Warner, passed through Pine Bluff Monday afternoon. He was summoned % the bedside of his aged mother, who ie very sick in Memphis.
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Miss Columbia Martin passed through the city this morning. She was en route to Warren from a visit to friends at Little Rock.
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A marriage license was issued this morning in the county clerk office to Mir. George Williams, age A, and Miss Lizzie liar yell, age IT. Both narties are residents of Redfeld.
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FOR sALE-Large money safe, bookkeeper's walnut desk, fine set new leather seat chairs and two new center tables. Any or all at half value if sold at once. Apply to Bluff City Drug Co.
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MT. Andrew W. Nunn returned to Rives this morning. af CT several days visit in this city. He was ac- companied by Mir. J, Nj. Taylor who goes there on business.
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THE TAILOR
OVER BANK OF PINE BLUFF.

The reporter of this paper had the pleasure of drinking Q glass of Welsh's famous grape juice at Mitch ellis Monday afternoon and wa can recommend it to any and all per sons who enjoy q refreshing and ex- cellent beverage. It is the finest we have ever tasted.
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Mr. Viii Bentou has resigned his position with the American Excel sior Laundry Company. and is now connected with the Pine Bluff Cigar & News Company. NIT. Benton was with he Amerlcan-Exceisior Laun- dry fol six years and proved to be a most efficient employe.
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Mir. s. $. Dixon, Secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Little Rock, desires that all Pine Bluff bicyclists partiei- pate in the road race from Little Rock to Sweet Home and return on July 4tE. A large amount in prizes will be given. Entrance fee is $1.
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Miss Bertie Weller leaves this ai- ternoon for Little Rock, where she will visit Miss Nanhette Altsehul for few weeks.
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Eat the best-"wAvE CREST"

Sam Dow, colored, seems to be playing in hard luck just at present. He was recently arrested upon five charges. He was tried before Judge Baldwin in Washington township this morning and fined'to the amount of over s1OO. The costs in all the c,A.. miL. nnnnnnt 1o $50 or $2O0.
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Judge w D. Vance and J. B. Bus by were burned at the stake last night. They joined the order of the Red Men.
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The Woodmen and thsir families of this city and Little Rock win partic- ipate in joint picnic at Big Lake Wednesday,.
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Eat the best-4wAVE CREST. ,

Mr. A. Brewster leaves this after noon for St. Louis and points in In diana on business trip.
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When you look backwafo :, ,s' see the time when you sD' :. seen the dentist and now '',s ..,' wing put it of. Don't l'' ,.'''' ''' cur again. Have the .l.onsh p.srs5 your own good teeth U ,D'gss astI I do careful. gentle woi1' Y ,0st
 it's effects and mooera' n. D.
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MT. George RankfR, of Warner. passed through the city Monday af- ternoon. He was accompenying the remains of his eAsht-year-6ld sister to Peoria H., whaxe they wiN he ia- tered Wednesday.
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Mr. Marshall McGaughey will leave this afternoon for Heber, here he will spend several weeks 10 inn prove his health.
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Misses Francis ard Dora Water man left this morning for Walnut Lake, where they will visit friends for awhile.
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Open door policy may be the correct thing for summer, but right DOW Jesse Moore" whisky is the best policy to have--it's pure fEat.e sure.
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Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, Monday afternoon, June l9i 1899, son.
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STRAYED-Two one year old horse colts, both bays. the smallest one hind feet white. Any informa- tion will be appreciated.
 224. Edgar Brewster.
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Mrs. W. L. Barton and son have returned from a two weeks visit to friends at Cornerstone.
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In the judgment of people who appreciate a good article, "Vollmer" whisky stands at the head. Try it and be convinced of its nEritv.
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NURE rheumatism by taking %% Hoods Sarsaparilla, which by neu- tralizing the acid in the blood perma- nently relieves aches and PAINS
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It Never Disappeints. This is one of the peeuliarities of Hood S Sarsaparilla. It cures serofula, salt rheum, humors, stomach and kidney troubles, nervousness.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ar. Joe c. Meye has returned from q brief visit to Hot Springs.
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DIsoLUTloN NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore ex- isting between T. Y. Murphy, E. ". Freeman and P. P. Byrd, under the firm name of Murphy Freeman & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual con, sent, P. P. Byrd assuming all liabil- ities and collecting all debts due said firm
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Delicious lee Cream Soda cents at BaileY's
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.No4.-. s-2Y represents the highest type of to..- eeutleky vii y, and none put frst-cIass ,....ses serve it. AS for 'Vollmer
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Miss Fay Winters. who has been She guest of Alderman J. A. Clem- ents and family for several weeks, returned to her home at Star City this morning.
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Delicious lee Cream Soda cents, at Bailey's. D
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Easy to take, easy to operate; reliable, sure. 25c.
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Delicious Ice Urea m Soda 5 cents at Bailey's
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Eat the best-"WAYE CREST. ]"
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Eat the best-eWAyE CREST.e
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WHETHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Wednesday, sta tionarv temperature.
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Eat the best-"WAvE CREST .e
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BURNS THE TAILOR

OVER BANK OF PINE BLUFF.
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ED.

BARTOW.-On Sunday, Aug 81. at Long Beach,
l.. l.. Edward whittemore Barlow son Of the
late TheOdosius Bart Nv, in his 57th year.
Service at 10 A, NJ. Wednesday from his late resi-
dence ~ ". 37th st. Interment II d-tenw, cd
at convenience of family
BIRD suddenly. at Larchmont. N. Y, Aug.
20, william. son OF Joseph and Veronica c. Bird.
Relatives and friends invited to attend funAral
Tuesday, Aug ~. on arrival Of 1904 A, N. train
from Grant Central Depot. lntrrment private.
European papers please copy.
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Aug.
23. 1892 Samuel Sloan ChaunCey. in the 3yth
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence 40 Joralemon ST..
Brooklyn. on Tuesday, Aug. 20. at O'Clock NJ,
Kindly omit -owsrs
yETFRANs OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT IRE requested
TO attend the funeral service OF Samuels. Chaun-
cey Smith Company. At l4u JerOlemon street.
Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Aug. ~. lsav, At4P NJ.
THOMAS DIMOND. Colonel
HOPKINS. - Suddenly. at stamford, Conn. on
Aug. -. 1899, Mary Frances sheldon wife 81
WoUlfey Rogers Hopkins and daughter Of the
late real shelton
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LA BAU.-John Henry OF Jersey City entered
into rest Aug. 49, 1899, aged d3,
Funeral from the residence OF Horace b. Kitchsl.
1872 summit Avenue. on Tuesday. Aug. 20. at
PM
fHYFE.-At Essex Fells. y. j., Aug. 81. 1899 Nil.
dred Adelaide. only daughter OF James and Ado
lade Young PhVfe. aged months
Funeral private.
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REUNITING JOHN BROWN'S BAND.
The Bones of Hazlett and Dwight Taken
from Thor Perth Amboy Graves.


PERTH ANNOY. N. j.. Aug 28-The bodies OF
Absalom c. Hazlett and Aaron Dwight Stevens.
who were captured with John Brown in his
raid on Harpers Ferry In 1859 and who were
hanged month after the raid. were disin-
tered to-day from the graves in which they
have rested since Mrs Rebecca Spring, now Of
Los Angeles. Cal. brought Thorn here and had
them buried. They were sent to the John
Brown homostea at North Elba. Essex County.
N Y. where they will be reinforced by the side
OF their leaders body.
The credit Of gathering up these almost for
gotten bones and sending them away to more
fitting burial place is due to Col. Richard I.
Hinton the sole living survivor Of John Browns
party. Col. Hinton. who is now living in
Brooklyn. learned some time ago through
stevenss brother that the bodies OF the two
men were buried here in the Eagleswood prop
erty belonging to the c. Pardce brick and pot
terry works. and he determined to disinter
them. Col. Hinton communicated with Mr..
Pardee. who said he was willing and glad to
have the disntermsnt made. and with Mr..
Pardee's assistance the work was begun.
Col. Hinton was accompanied by DR.. W X.
Ramsay. who had promised to measure the
skeletons to identify them properly: by j. Fl.
Mucahy. the Rev. Dr. J. L. Lancaster. J. l..
kearny. Fred Herman. Wilbur La Roe and II.
graves they found there six men at work un-
der the direction Of Ario Pardee. the son of
Mr. c. Pardee. The graves were easily found
on the knoll overlooking the Perth Amboy
Water Works. and the two foot stones bearing
the initials "A ID. s." and "A. c. H." marked
the mounds After some hard digging through
hard soil the bones were finally reached.
The lids Of the collins and the covers Of the
outer boxes had fallen in and the workmen
had to use great care in raising the bodies from
their graves. The shoes of both men were
almost intact and all OF the principal bones OF
both the bodies were found. The bones were
carefully packed in a large pine box after DR..
Ramsey had measured the skeletons carefully.
As Stevens had been & feet 3 inches tall and his
companion nearly six inches shorter. the task
OF identification was simple The box was sent
to North Eba. in the care Of Katherine F.. Nc
Alinden NJ d., who is chief of the committee
there, having in charge the reinterment OF
John Browns mon.
Hazlett aud Stevens were both badly wounded
in the raid on Harpers Ferry. When they had
recovered from their wounds they we're hanged.
Mrs. Rebecca Spring had nursed the two
wounded en- and after their death she brought
their bodies north She was unable to obtain
the body Of Shields Green. one OF the negroes
who was hanged. and when she started to Perth
Amboy with tho bodies OF the white men she
encountered some opposition.e A mob gathered
at South Amboy expecting that tho bodies
would be loft there by the Camden d Amboy
Railroad Mrs. Spring heard OF this and had
the bodies sent to Railway. They were brought
in safety to the Eageswood property and
buried in the early morning hours.