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Till: HAKTFOKD DAILY COUHANTi MONDAY, OCTOKKK 'JO, 18J0. J. IMomon. HOME NEWS. CONNECTICUT'S HEALTH.

FOX'S RATS Traps Sure to Catch Vw, KMX KACll. WAY A CO. lilt MAIM ST SOT. Open II. E.

DYE HOUSi, Carpet-BcatingWorks, NO, WKI.M BTKRKT. t'anmu, Hllk Bresson, i i i 'IT" KM Li i (lanmitiUnf on't rtM l-al. with. white and for sain. IVathm sotit hy express wilt mt with oi-oinpt attention 20,000 POUNDS (1 AliVANIZRD IIAItll WIUP (MT.VANIZUI) NO tlAttll WIHK OAliVANIZIil) UlliriON FKNCINO OALVANIZIU) BTAl'LKrt, FREE OF TAXES.

STOCKS IIOirmiT NOW NON.ASHIWHA11LR FOH ONIi YEAH. H'K (TO! For Sale. Html Insurance Co. lMiu'iiix National. I'iro Connecticut Orient Steam Itoiler Middlesex Itatikin Co.

Williinantic Linen Collins Meriden nritannia Hartford Carpet Hartford Light Pow er Co. POLIT IC Mi N0TE8. RutmliHouu Meeting. Hartfnrd-Mondar. October at flub rooms.

Speech by Joseph Mldil'towil-Tuwdar. iMober 21. Heeoh" by S.M,aUr I'Ul t. W. Curry Whtn.

ton.nt the candidates on tho stale llvket. Hartford-Friday. October U. Upwoh by the Hon. O.

A. BouiHile'of Mhuio. Brooklyn-Saturday, Ortuber Speech by the Hon. A. tl.iHt.illo.

Stamford-Wednesday, O- tober S9. Speech by Joseph I- Harbour of Hartford. ItHdgepou-l'rldiiy, October Ul. Speech by Jo. i ph L.

Harbour. The campaign will open iu full activity this week. Among the out-of-town speakers expected are Senator Fryo of Maine, the Hon. Warner Miller of New York, Congress-man Uoutolle of Mulne, Mahlon Chance of New York, and from this state Senators Flats and llawloy, Congressmen Sitnomla and Russell, tbo Hon. J.

M. Hubbard of Mkl-dletuwn, Joseph Barbour of Hartford-aml ethers. The Danbury democrats have renominated J. Howard Taylor for judgo of probate. The prohibition caucus to nominate senator and representatives Hartford will be held this evening at 8 o'clock.

The democrats of the Twentieth Senatorial District on Saturday nominated Charles P. Lymun of Washington. Mr. Lyman was in the Legislature iu 1884. He live in New I'restou and was Cleveland's "postmaster there.

Captain Patrick O'Farrell, formerly of this city, made a spoech at a republican meeting in Wilmington, not long ago, and it took so immensely that he was called on to return and address another meeting within a few days. Mr. J. M. Hubbard of Middlotown the republican candidate for Congress.has forced Congressman Willcox to take the stump iu a joint debate, which will come off on Friday at Middlotown.

Mr. Hubbard is a sharp speaker and keeu mau, and it is believed that he will worry Mr. Willcox not a little. Lawyer J. P.

Healy of Windsor Locks and Hartford is receiving the congratulations of his friends ou the way he "gets there" with bis political projects. He led the forces of Mr. Preston in the democratic county convention and secured his nomination as sheriff, knocking out the whole Hartford contingent, who thought they had everything solid for George W. Fowler. Then he worked up 'Judge White's boom for the probate position and, though he couldn't make it unanimous, he, like the Essex band, "done tbe best he could." His success as a hustler is manifest and his friends think that if be had been made chairman of the democratic state central committee it would have been a livelier campaign.

THE RUSSELlr-WKLLS DEBATE. The first debate between Charles A. Russell and David A. Wells will be held at Wil-limantic on Thursday night of this week, Ootobor33. Sixth District.

THE HOS. K. J. DOOLITTLE RENOMINATED. The republicans of tbe Sixth District met Saturday in New Uavea and nominated the Hon.

Edgar J. Doolittle of Meriden. Mr. Doolittle was elected in 1880 and made an excellent senator. Id the last Legislature the Sixth District was represented by Senator Morse (dem).

If Mr. Morse is put up again, and, if the advocate who spoke and exercised in his behalf at the recent state convention here will take the stump for him, then Mr. Doolittle ought to have a walk over. Senatorial Conventions. REPUBLICAN.

5th Plat. Waterbury, Thursday, Oct. 23, a. m. 15th Dlst.

At the Wooster House, Danbury, Wednesday, Oct. 17th Dlst. Town Hall, Pomfret, Wednesday, Oct, 23. 24th Dlst. Stafford Springs House, Stafford Springs, Wednesday, Oct.

22, ID a. m. Sheriffs. Fairfield County At Republican Clcb Rooms, Bridgeport, Tuesday, Oct. 21, 11 a.

m. Litchfield County-At Litchfield, Tuesday, Oct. Stambonl Trots la 8:11 1-3. Napa, Oct. 10.

The great stallion, Stamboul, lowered bis own and Axtell's record yesterday, making a mile in 2:11. The Latest Tars. A Pittsburg drummer tell this new yarn: I always carry a bottle of Kemp's Balsam In my errlp; I take cold easily and a few doses of the Balsam always makes me a well man. Everywhere I eo I speak a (rood word for Kemp. I take hold of my customers I take old men and young men.

and tell them confidentially what I do when 1 take cold. At druggists, 50o. and Jl. Use Tuxedo for scrubbing floors. If there ever was a specific for anyone complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick headache and every woman suould know this.

Only one pill a dose. Try them. BUSINESS" NOTICES. New crop of Jap and Oolong Tea at A.M. TiLiaNuHAST's, HI Main street.

Banquet Java Is the highest grade of ooffee obtainable. H. Gribwold.157 Main st. MRS. WIN8LOW8 SOOTHING; SYRUP.

has been used over fifty years by mothers for their children while teelhW. with rrfnt a State Hoard of Health's ltonort for HtitumlLr. Dr. C. A.

Lludxley, secretary of the state board of health, reports that the total deaths iu the state during last month (Mansfield not reporting) were an average death rata of lo.3 per thousand of population. Three hundred of these wore of children under five years of nge, being S0.8 per cent, of the total mortality. The deaths in publics Institutions were: Bridgeport 8, Hartford VI, Middlotown 6, New Haven lJ. These nre deducted from the the total mortality of those towns in estimating the death rates. The following towns reported no deaths in September: Ashford, Uencon Falls.

Berlin. Bethany, IiloomUeld, Chaplin, Chester, Clinton, Columbia, Coventry, Durham, Knston, East Haven, East Windsor. Franklin, Hampton, Hartlaml, Hnrwinton, Killing-worth, Lodyard, Litchfield, Middlebury, Morris, New Fairfield, Newiugton, North Branford, North Ktonington, Old Lyme, Prospect, Scotland, Tolland, Warren, West-brook and Wolcatt 34. The thirty towns the state of over 5,000 inhabitants each, with an approximate population of recorded (W3 deaths, the death rate being 10 S. One hundred and thirty-seven smaller towns under 5,000 each aggregated 3:23 deaths, a death rate of III.

The highest death rate was in 1'utnam, 25.8. Throughout the state most victims died from diseases of the nervous system 121, and the other most prevalent causes of death were: Diphtheria and croup, 37; typhoid fever, 40; diarrhoea, HO (104 under 5 years of age); consumption, lift): heart disease, 91; accidents and violence, 4.i; still born, 58. The deaths last week were 274 less than in August, and 34 less than iu September of last year, and 18 more than the average mortality In (September for the live years preceding. The deaths from zymotio disease were 255, being 26 3 per cent, of the total mortality against per cent, in August The following infectious diseases were ro ported as occurring in the towns mentioned: Measles Stamford; no deaths. Bcarlet Fever Ansonia, Uroton, Nauga- tuck, New Haven, Norwalk, Stamford one death.

Cerebro-Bpinal Fever Four deaths. Diphtheria and Croup-Tbirty-seven deaths. Typhoid Fever Forty-six eeaths. Diphtheria and croup are reported from more towns than in August, and the mortality has considerably increased. A sudden outbreak of diphtheria of severe character occurred at Taftville, a suburb of Norwich.

Seven or more deaths have resulted. It was confined to the children of the French Canadian residents, employed in the Fonemah mills. The sanitary condition of their homes was far from satisfactory, especially in regard to the disposal of sewage and the probable pollution of the wells. The board of health of Norwich being notified took immediate action, and by prompt and energetic measures the progress of the disease has been arrested. Typhoid fever has increased, both in the extent of its prevalence and in the resulting mortality.

The increased prevalence is general throughout the state. There were forty-six deaths from the disease as against thirty-two in August. Diarrhoeal diseases have greatly diminished, the reported mortality being only a little more than one-third of that in August Acute diseases of the lungs have been more fatal. Secretary Lindsley calls attention to the mistake of many towns in electing at the last town election both a health officer and a health committee. Under the law a health officer or a health committee (not both) should be annually elected in each town.

Nothing Like It. A beautiful present which has never been sold for less than one dollar, is given away to introduce Wax Starch when onoe used will always be in favor, as it manes ironing easy and restores old linen to its natural glossy finish. Boston Branch TEA AND GROCERY HOUSE. WE HAVE A OAR LOAD -OF- GOLDEN GATES On the track, which we shallRput on sale on MONDAY, Oct 0th. OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (Mill MS J.

O. rierwn, formerly of tb.it city, died on Friday nt bis home Iu Kvamttoit, 111., of typhol I fever, Mr. Pierson wan a son of ti late Aaron rieraon of this city, and was fur many years ad junior tor the rimmix ire. About tlfteen VeM "go he removed to Kvnn- ston, where he bus since been the manngnr of the Utlca Cement Company. He leaven a wifa mid two children.

His brothers are 8. U. J'ierson of Meriden and Isaac I'ierson, who has Iveen for soma twenty years a missionary in China. Funeral tervicra will be held at thtulmpel in (Spring Urove Cemetery In this otty Wednesday ajwrnoon, pod From Movluii Trulu. Danhuhv, Oct.

19. Stephen Solomon jumped from a moving train near IlrooklleUI lunction yesterday, fell beneath tho earn, and both legs were cut off, Ho died soon after. I.N.IOV The pleasant flavor, gentle action md soothing eftectsof Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxmlve, and If Ihe father or mother oust Wo or bilious the most grailfylug results follow Its us no that It Is tho bent finally remedy Known aud every family should hitvu abultlo. SIMONDS DURDETT, SOLICITOUS 01' PA Tit NTS, Hi.rtford Trust Ulock, Rooms ill and 83. wm, a.

simonoh. mis. i mmum W. R. MORGAN, FCHN1SH1NG UNDKIITAKKU, 11 1 Main Hotel Capitol MulUluv, (Cor.

Capitol are.) Burial Lots forsaio. Night st tmdantatorfTeliinhime connect Inn. ERIC 8 A WIcLE A n7 PKNTIST8, HARTFOKD, NO. 3 ASYLUM STREET, uversentui a jowoiry store. NBW BRITAIN, NO.

IH.I MAIN 8T11EKT. BAKER In this city, Oct, 12, a daughter to Vy.ru R. and Christina linker. DUNNlHln Newlnglon, Out. 14, a daughter (the twelfth child) to Mr.

and Mrs. William Dennis. BEST-ALLEN-fn Wyalwlng, Va Oct. 16, by the Rev. Alexander I).

Decker, (loorgo L. Best of Hartford, and Miss Kvallne Allen of Wyaluslug. DOUOHKKTY-In this city. Oct. Margaret, widow of the late John Dougherty, 8TANLEVj-In New Brltalu, Out.

Ill, Oliver rUiinlcy.tged t. Funeral at the Smith Congregational church, to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at PIKKSON-In Evanston, 111., Oct. 17, J. O. Tier-son aged 51.

tWKuneral services In tho chapel In Hprlng Urove Cemetery, this city, on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock. TILDKN-ln Ellington, Oct. 18, Austin Tllden, aged m. IWFun- ral to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at I o'clock. CHENEY At South Manchester, Oct.

18. May, second daughter of Klolmrd O. and Sophie II. Clmney. POMKHOY-Tn Bufflold, Oct.

17, PUInoag Pom. eroy, aged 8H. BAKKit-In New Haven, Oct. 10, Mrs. Clara linker, agedtW.

POMKUOY-In Slmsbury. Oct. 17, Phinoas Pomerny, aged 87. ACKLKY In liust Haddara, Oct. 14, Mrs.

Abbey Ann Aekloy, aged Ki. HUUD-liiEast Haddara. Oct. IS, Nancy wife of Abuer Hurd, aged 60. WILOOX-ln New London, Oct.

14, Ellen wife of BonJ. F. Wilcox, aged tW. FALL8 In Hlack Hall, Oct. 17, Capt.

Thos. J. Falls, aged 82. HAKltld-ln South Scltnate. R.

Oct. 14, Henry A. Harris, formerly of Norwich, aged 82, GOLD FILLINGS. THE very lowwl price prevail for strictly first-class operations. GOLD CROWNS For broken or decayed teeth.

CBTLAUG HING GAS a speoialty, OR. II. IJULLOCIC, 848 MAIN 6TUEBT. ALFRED WILLIAMS. A large Stock of SEAL SKIN GARMENTS.

ULSTEltS, SACQUES, JACKETS, WRAPS and SUOCLDEIt CAPES. All Our Own Make. Muffs, Capes and Furs of all kinds. Call and examine our stock and got prices. We Are 3Ianufacturers.

41-45 PRATT STREET, Hartford, Conn. Contrary to tie Prophecy of the FOWLER IS DOING AGocdBusinessinSlioes BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK: 120rairs Ladies' Dongo-la Kid Button Pointed Patent Leather $1.25 Cliildren's Calf Sirring Heel School Shoes, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OF J. C. Fowler, 407 Main St. HABENSTEIN'S RESTAURANT.

REGULAR BREAKFAST, 8 to Cents. DINNER, 12 toil 50 Cents. 81'PPER, to 40 Cents, Parties and Weddings Supplied at Short Notice in the latest style. HABENSTEIN, STATE CATERER, 69 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD, CT.

G. FOX CO. TAKE pleasure In announcing that the GRAND AND FORMAL opening of their Newly lte modeled Building will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 21st. It also being the Fortieth Anniversary of the establishment of thebouse, elaborate preparations have been made to make this double event the most novel and attraotive affair that has ever taken plaoe In Hartford.

TUESDAY NIGHT the store will be opened from 7:30 to 10 o'clock, for the display of goods, and during the evening no goods will be sold. 's Full Band, Mr. WME REDFIELD, Leader, Has been especially engaged for the occasion, and will render some very choice muslo especially arranged for this event. Each adult visitor will be presented with an elegant Souvenir, which will be a handsomely engraved and Illustrated Booklet with Illuminated covers, consisting of such subjects as 'The Village Blacksmith," by Longfellow. "The Old Oaken Bucket," by Samuel Wadsworth, 'Grai's Elegy," by Thomas Cray.

The Public are Cordially Invited to Attend, a fox co. WALLIS New Orleans, Cta Hani-Made 5 CENT CIGARS! Equal to 10c. Long, Clear Imported Tobacco for 5 cents. Absolutely pure and free from all acids, extracts, paints, or flavoring, and are not dipped. Is a beautiful and perfect cigar, not a cheap cigarro or cheroot.

Equal to any 10-cent cigar in the United States, that Is sold regular. G. F. HEUBLEIN BRO. 38.

38, 10 MULBERRY 8T Wholesale Agents. Lead LINSEED OIL. If you contemplate painting, we recommend you to buy your Materials of a reliable house and Men you know what you are about. We sell none but pure WliUe Lead and pure Linseed at the very lotvest market Price, T. SISSON CO.

H. SEYHOUR, Real Estate Broker, 833 MAIN STREET. toT renting, selling Sem and conntrY Property. estates a speoialty. Colt Creole ana Mi ne White fljlll ersSumilies B.B.ABBB, BANKER, NO.

4 CKNTHAI, ROW, HAUTFOUO, CONN. Interest Allowed on Deposits, Northwestern Investment KIUIIX KOt'ril DAKOTA. Capital, rpiltfl CcuniiBiiy In not I.imn On. It own 1 Htnl oIIitk fur wild niivorul tlinimitnil mire, liii'ludlnit oily, Hiiliiirlmn iiinl furm irupnr(y In Kinl minr Hl.un FiillK. Many of our uHIhiuih, til whom rufnr, liava wllliin your limmlit nf uti to llmlr rrottt nmflt.

otlwt mn ilu Dm damn. Wa will md nimnmm, or call on utiy who wlnh to nut) un, Addiims WM. S. WILLIAMS, OLAHTON MUltY, CONN. 7 FcrCM Western Farm Mortgages, lrltiolml ami lutonwt Oiliirsntoeil, ami 7 PER CENT.

DEBENTURE BONDS. Security Flrnt MurtKaitoo Only. Moml for clruulnrH anil lltof Umm. CUM. A.

HTILLMAN, S71 Mulil tliirtfonl. Conn. FIltK 1NSUKANUK. H. W.

Conklin, GENERAL IN8UHANCK AO It NT, KI'UUHKN'l'a ovn Htrnnir and reliable uomimulpa; bunlin'iH nollrltod. 11. W. tiONKLIN, Oflli's 7il Temi Hlrndt. Silas Chapman, Conoral Inuranco Agent, BB Tltl'MHULL HAItTFOKD.

STUONO Mid reliable Hartford, Now York and Knullnh oompanlM reprewmlod. IIuhI-nH wdlulrcd fortlmt-tilniw onnipanlm. W.E.BAKER, 11 A IS 8 A TNStJHBS DivolllniW and Coiitenld, for Urn JL or nvo yenin, hi tow rates. iNNUKISHBifttliist KIi-b, Lltrhntlnjr and Cyolorie INHUUHHeTory dtisorlptlon of iVoiioi'ty In th Htroniroflt Oonipiinltw. Call at our ofiloo, Koom.

12 and 13, Trust llulldlnir. JOS. C. HART, Flro Insurance Agency, Omuol'UwuU HulldluK, l'oarl 81 FlH KPRE8ENT8 the foiu.wlng Com- tiHnles: IKKNIX of Hartford. NOIITM BH1TIHH A MEHCANT1 LB, England.

AMKKll'AH or I'htliulnlphla. NOUWICII UNION of Knilnd. Innuranee plad In other Hntt-tilafmoomi'Bnlw. C. C.

KIMBALL CO, tire and Marino Insurance Krery demriptUm of Fire, Marine, Liht Tornado Policies written at. t.ht.i offlen, STRONG Call at our ojjlce beor inimrind TM-jihona connection. No, 6 Charter 0.ik Ufo B18 Main Bt, V. 0. KIHBAI.t..

W. It. UM7I1AY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS -IN- Custorn-Made Pants. ANOTHEUlariteand stylish line of TllOU-SKUINQ8 Just received which I will make to order In flrat-clas. shape at tho remarkably low price, of $7 and H.

Theaa goods have been selected with great euro, and none but the luto.Ht and correct stylos will be shown. HENRY ENSIGN, Clothier and Gents' Furnisher, 68 8TATE 8TUEET. rfTTtpen Evnnlnss. FOR A FEW DAYS. New Carriages FOH LESS THAN COST.

Stcond-lland Carriages at Auction Prices at ALLEN'S REPOSITORY, 328 ASYLUM STREET. GOURAHT BUILDIHG. Rooms and Offices To Rent, TWO or threo large, well-lichted rooms, with steam power, suitable for any small mechanical business; also several nice rooms for offices steam heat, electrio light, passen-Ker and freight elevator, and all modern conveniences. Kent reasonable. Apply to THE COCKANT COUNTING KOOM, State street.

WIiloMalniiiil Hotail. J.H.A W. E. CONK, AND 00 ASTLPM 8TUKRT. 7 KORVCrjRsL Koryoura affords linmo.

iIIbIh relief for a wild In thn hend, tlcklltur In tho throat. ami ior annyiiiff trio pain and Muht.iiws In tho head caused by aatarrh, Onlr liSo. per bot l.ln, Drniruliit. sit'l a. etc.

A Very Popular Garment FOH RVKNINO WKAIt. Wo havo Just received flfl dosteti of fine cotton cash trimmed NIGHT ROBES. Just a small batch, but enough to ko around. Tha prlie on thwo Bno Imllspen. will be 62c.

EACH. Two will cost joii, with oloso fiirurtnit, These are worth, tariff off, $1 eaeb. GEHILL, EDRNHAH lit (Slto AHYIjUM btubut. "Good Underwear." "IjIIXW people arc good Judite of Underwear. To thoso few jude and to the "Oroat Majority" who are not judge wa call your aU toutlon to our Hue of "Good Underwear," embracing a.

It does, everythluff deslrablo, dura-, ble and Our line represents the best number, from tho American Hosiery Company, Wlnsted Hosiers' Modlloott Company, Dunham Hosiery Company, Dr. Jailer's, Ir, Warner'! and of our own Importation. Ono of the most satisfactory garments sold by u. la the Normal Sanitary Natural Woolen Underwear; doe. not scratch aud non-shrlnkablo.

Abdominal Bands. The Ucmilns Dunham'. Hair Undor-wear; "absolutely non-shrlnsable." Wo mako a specially of "flood Underwear." Examine our lines and vet our prices. Woolen and Merino HalMloso In all also with cotton heels and toes. Our Undorwear will give great satisfaction.

All weights, also correct l.e for large or small men. Children's Combination Suits In the sanitary system. HORSFALL OOTHSCHILD; Hartford's Fashionable Halters, Mews Oiiyitters and Nhirt-Makers. W. 05 and 99 ASYLUM STltKRT.

lJjaxtCuiroi5Sfj it 1 53 Hot Water Heating. Tho Richardson Boynton "PERFECT" Hot Water Boiler. "lirK ar having great success with the "PER-YV FliCT." Kstlmates elven for heatinir bouses, public bnlhllngx, school houses, eto by hot water. A I'KHFIfCT SY8TKM OF HAT ING. No noise, no dust, no eas.

no repairs. Saves from ai to 40 per cent, of uoL I Heml lor circulars. OLDS WHIPPLE. MAIN 8TREET, Sole Agents for the RICHMOND RANGES. NOTICE rpo such of our patrons as may be impressed A.

with the Idea that we have removed our business from Hartford, we would say that we aro still at 240 MAIN STREET With a large stock of everything necessary to the complete FUKNISHIN'G AND DECORATING OF INTEHIOKS, and readv tp taka orders for all grades of work, at MOST REASONABLE PRICKS. Our force of workmen r. mains the same as for the past ten years. The Fox Whitmore Go. 40 MAIN STREET.

WALL PAPERS AND DEAPEIUi3 AT COST DURING SEPTEMBER, 77 it INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Geo. P. Bisseli Co. nno.

p. nmsai.t,. A. H. OI.MHTM).

PluxuU Hunk ltiitUIIuit, INVITE tho attontlim of Investors totholr f. ctlitles for tho transaction of buxlnoM In tho local and other markets. Having a private who to Now York, the latost Information obtained from Wall si root Is at tho scrvlco of their ous-tomora. You may not want to send your money west to lend but why not know how lending is done here with all the safe guards that can be thrown around the business, safeguards that reach around the world? Send for pamphlet. Tn Kansas Cm Invkstmrnt Company Kmua City, MUwurl; or Room Waverly llulldlnir, Hartford, Conn.

K. 8COTT OWEN. Mnnaiwr, S. P. Townsend Sod, Dialors In INVESTMENT BONDS -OFTHR- Western States.

CITY, County and Town Bonds, School Bond, Waer Works Company Honda, and Kjillroad Honda. MT Airentaforthe Halo of the D1HENTURB BONDS of the Middlesex HankluK of Middlotown, Conn. 253 Main Street, Hartford. Conn. 7 Per Cent.

BRi MORTGAGES IN ANY AMOUNT, 6 Per Ccnf. Debenture Bends, sino. tm iiotio. t'V Intorost paid when due at office of TheLoan anfl Guarantee Corapasy OF CONNECTICUT, OCT I'lOAUt. STItiaKT.

6, 7f 8 PerCent.Interest WESTERN -AND- SOUTHERN Farm Mortgages NEGOTIATED BY GEO. W.MOORE 281 MAIN HABTKORD. J. G.Woodward, STOCK BROKER, 297 MAIN STREET, HA UTFOHD. Delaware Hudson Canal Company Rislts BOUGHT ANX SOLD.

Iowa Mortgage Company -OFFERS 5 Per Cent. Certificates of Deposit. 8 Per Cent. First Mortgage Farm Loans, located in unquestionable districts, and guaranteed by the company. 7 Per Cent.

First Mortgage Loans, without the legal guaranty of the company, negotiated by us with tho greatest care possible. Eastern Office: 51 Asylum St. Western Office: Muscatine. Ia. cess.

It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, regulates the ooweis, ana is ine Dest remedy for dlarrhoja whether arising from teethl ncp or other rnnma and Is for sale by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wlnslow'g Soothing Syrup. 25 cents a bottle. 23 to The Only Complete Unabridged Re-prlotot ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA.

READY TO DELIVER AT ONCE. Also, Tbe 5 Vols. American Sngement. PRICES Vol. 1.

either clolh or Kussoia .00 Any of the remaining numbers SL50 each. Complete Bets, cloth a.0n tI.UU Am. Supplement, 7.50 fcj Russia 7.50 S. W. Barrows 337 WAIN STRffKT, HARTFORD, ABOUT A DOZEN MORE OF THOSE $5.00 Bed Lounges ON HAND, And I want to close them out.

The Cheapest Lounga aver Sold In Hartford, And just the thing for the seashore or country. Ghas. S. AUCTIONEER, No. lO Mulberry Street, HARTFORD, CONN.

PER CAN. PER DOZ. Apricots, 33c. $3.75 White Cherries, 37c. 4.23 Black 1 33c 3.73 Nectarines, 37c.

4.23 Bar tlctt Pears, 37c. 4.25 Yellow Peaches, 37c. 4.25 Lemon Cling 37c. 4.25 White Heath" 37c. 4.23 Quinces, 33c.

3.73 Egg Plums, 33c. 3.73 Damon Plums, 33c. 3.73 Green Gage" jjc. 3.75 These Fruits at above prices are a boon to families who have not canned as usual. W.

V. Proprietor..