i. w.”
"in.” slid $2.98 Jerseys, and
compare thorn with anything
.._,.. 4n .,
ii.tt.t.ii it” my}
* = Mr
'0'! “I ‘hhpspv
"i "Willie" just received an-
“3’me sntl complete line at
' , Jersey Wallis. embrac
all the new styles, prices
below competition. For
, look at our $1.25.
01.75, 02 00. $2 25.
t' on hove seen in Norwalk,
“haltingn 'or New York at
' one rd. 6 than the above
Agents lot nicer. Bazaar
til lililil.
Our Hosiery Department at
incomplete; everything
new sod fre‘ for the spring,
sud taking cvorythin into
consideration, slot: the urgent
every displayed, styles the best
gritty guaranteed, kc. kc.
e are proud to say without
" any embarrassment that we are
way in the lead of anything
at diapla ed in this vicinity.
{livefis‘m’early call and pro
euro cream.
withIprht‘
. tha’tttslou‘
murmur»... liver! department- led and overeating...
mothers nuns competing stock; below us lid no “Matrices , We
"in _'. .. 5,;mu’igootll and plenty-of them. A lithe lu‘lflifll‘l WWI”
150 dih’er’ent styles‘of’fitnc
Dress Ginghams just receive ,
on which our on will be 100
per "(in oug as the last,
whic will not belong, or on
offering these goods at such a
remarkably low price they are
sure to go quick. Over 40
Dress Patterns sold last Satur-
day. Come curly while they
last.
SATl N ES.w
For Saturday and Monday
only we will offer the best
French Satines, full width, the
best textures, at the astonish-
ingly low price of 150 pet’yd.
lilillli’ Fllllillillllllll. ‘
We again more to the from
with the most complete stm-k
of Gents’ Furnishings, and as a
specialty all linen Collars and
Coils.
Collars llc each; Pulls 13c
per pair.
Agent; for Mchlllsfi/l’tittsrnsJAgents for McCall’s Patterns”
v
the hssti ‘llitr prinelpa , Mr dusting. Our sttihitton. to please thetratlefi‘ our
ltlt linden. littiltti inst Ylitltllll.
One of the specialties of the
week in this departmentisn
64 inch suiting at 05c yarn,
and our complete line of silk
wurp Henriettas at the follow-
ing; rises are worth lrom 15
to- per cent. more than they
are malted, fill follows: $1.00,l
$113,] 17. 1.19, 1.25 peryard
ln Wool Warp Henriettas,
we have never carried a more
complete stock, and will men-
tion a few at the many good
values in that stock, 25c, 35c
39c. 50c, 65c, 75c, 83c and ill
per yard. And no time during:
our history have we had better
success in t'lll' lllack Goods do
parttnvnt titan We are having
at the present. Customers
who are anticipating making
4priug purchases would (in
Well. to call on us and compare
notes, for we are confident We
can do you good “or line of
Brilliantines are also opt-.n for
instruction at 75c per raid and
upwards
Agents for McCall’s Patterns.
#5" we sure tatsllutl what you
inland-inst lllltilli
The items mentioned are
only specimens which will be
found represented throughout
a stock which has no equal in
variety or magnitude. We
Will not repeat the circum-
stances under .which.. these
gov-(is were bought. Bullies
to say they have been pro.
trounced by all the Greatest
Bargains, And the following
is the schedule: All Wool Snit-
ings, ntri res plains and checks,
for 19c, 4c, 34c, 350. 38c and
39c per yard, 36, 38, 40 and
4? inches wide.
Ltiltt’ Janet: and Wraps.
The largest and best assort-
ment of Jackets and [loaded
Wraps for the Spring season.
are. our open and m exltihi
'imt and will mention a few of
the best valuesns follows: 3.50,
500, 600 and $7.00. We
all the popular styles. Be-
iore purchasing elsewhere call
and see our display.
Agents for McCall's Patterns.
M. SJSMI'FH,“
‘ INSURANCE BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK.
millionth
‘tlou‘.
latestnoveltiesin
aushofthelut
week.
notloaingsn
ll
Mme-ll
' .
E.
bountiful assortment of
W W:— a u ‘
ll line er--lltlltner
I a
' Scorn NORWALK, (31.. A rit 71h, 1800.
. WELL, Indies. Easter is over, and what it beautiful day
i itwsti All sunshine It is true that a slight wind
fit that didnnot htpdcr the score oi“ Llldlt :9 who
' 'n mi incr , rout wearing it.
,, , ”raga heuutifril flower
my 0! flowers could be seen from the head of every lady, that,
~ WI; over their heads you could see nothing but flowers,
: m between beds of lace We were wondering, during
ill 6f 1“ week, where all of the Trimmed Hats that we sold
. the M trade, went to, but Sunday answered our ques-
den. Such an ar-
alwuys been the aim of H. Krieger’s Milliuery Store
these geods, and judging from
ten days. we feel confident that
thing when they see it. .
of a greet number of trimmed
we still have a great variety leit,
ull who may call. We still '
ginttnue
o nity to buy all new ma-
Me ladies may comtantly
something new. We Would be
to any who may call, and will es-
to say a few words about our on-
the newest shapes in Straws.
Ribbons in two-
leu‘, ' 50% Sprin flhwéi‘h
ofwordu. excepzthey 505mm“.
blah, [Amtrak]; a beautiful wreath tor 25c,
Thia‘ie an opportunity. Look at your
KNWEB, SouthNorwulk, Conn.
vs
mum-
“l
._.........
I ‘*" BEESI
for ,Easter. We
"trusts: t'lJl’l’IXG.
Hum cut-ping due b; tout-limp were. 'v: u
outburst. t-t many yrutu' experience. be." your
orders at than: tlrrgnry‘s uvvry rtuhit. Knight
ml, Norwu‘h, um: they will be [empty alto. d
ed to. ’ m if
Maln- Mrs-urn, and (aiding.
Ill under-two practical lilo-u lacttkrltu
toluiona the puhttt that It to saved to
prom ly utleud to ml kinds ut than a-tury and
hunt an. (insulin met tint in: cute punt . saw»
faction gauntlet”. WILLIAM LiW tl', .
than
new sronn. _
' NEW 00008.
remand to fan «in soon the old
utaud, unewnoru, and storied it with new
'13qu Seat Chairs,
roan-u. udivtmloob "“1 our" imm'
an ,tu set . agyou
aunt-hut la the furniture Iiuu
lveryhudytnvitot torull use you ll a hill!
""‘““""i‘ili"ttt,
6E0. ll.
40 8t 48 MAIN 812.
€03 I.
son: Lemma
1" “hm“
inn tnnns.
2.3.00 Antique Chuutbsr Suits
reduced to 320.00.
330.00 Solid on Suits reduced
to 325.00.
They EJRWwE must
”have the room.
David Stow
80. arm STREET,
, Ire-rand.
W.,H. MEEKER & 00.
“It '80.!
u _ I , ,
Will Kill! hillll.
mm .... x.
l): “H‘M'
Tilt and Shoot Iron Work.
s'rovua, muss.-
AND _'P1NWABE.
2° um
lites- and list a: floating.
automaton.
A PRACTIOAL BERMON W Dllt'l'flr
MAO! ON; wetness.
luau lav-sue of In. Which Buyer- and
‘u-u'mmuo-ttptunoutwt-m
worn without, 00‘, law-rs Wound.
WILL 18p.“ titularvluutnthu
Anatomy of this morning Dr. Tul-
lunaltvrruadiug appropriate m d
Scipio”, gave outthahyruu: .,
lolsuourltpsuudltvu
humanity-Input?
Rosamund ulti- text Proverbs u,u:
“llhuuulht. it is nuu‘ht, alth the Illywt
butwhsnhsiumno hiuwuy,theu he boast.
ash.” Pollowlnziuhburnmiufnll:
Palaces moot melt priaouuauthoworld
yaw
wholly-tarot
z and shihsdiueitlusus’apparul or
. of a working womuu,thoyoouta
out and use thaworldau itiu. quootbw
wayuuuld Klugliolomounhsauthnrofmy
taut, huvahnowu everything that waumin‘
on. Mnnyautlumuuruhunuutdn
hut-,uonudayhavuwalhsd luauuutoru
of ready toads elothiagJu Jerusalem-ltd
noudnuar tum-twandovorhuartlauuuo
MWuhyurandaulhr. Thu
mureham taps-lea on timeout-nabs
Morn-r to dichr and said: “Mr
wardithat coat is notworthwhut youad
for it. “$me loohuttho altar-usual
thafabricl (isothat owthuoollarl Bo
”Minis-not Twentydollarufou'
that Why.“ isn't worth m. than tun.
'l'huy huvua butter article than that. and for
obuapc priou,dowu as Cloattmn,Vitaru I
WI. Bald. thaklduu’t wuntitut
any price. Good taunting," "field," an
thumurchunt; “don’t trout! in that way. I
wuattossllyouthatcoat. lbuvolumapuy—
msututomuhaandlwautthotwnay. Cans
mmhowmuch will you givofor tit-smut!“
“Wdi,” says the cum, “I will split the
din-runes. You-thtydollars,undl
aid ton. Now, I will give you Meson.”
“Well," say- tho merchant. "it‘s a great new
[Manhattaheituttbutprioef Thenfiolo
muawthe customer withuroll under his
arm start and gaunt and enter his own
phenol business: and Solomon. in disguise.
followudbim. lie heard tbactrutomsrashe
unrolladtheeoat ny:“Boyu.lhuvetnadeu
great burg-in. How much do you guns I
pv'a for that coat!" “Well," says one, wish»
in'tocmnplimeut his sutsrwiua,“you gave
thirty dollars for it." Another says, “I
uhuuid think you gotitcbaap if you gave
twenty-Iva dollaru" “No." says the buyer
In triumph; “13ml: for fifteendolluru. i
beat him down and pointed out the imperfec—
tions ultillnallymudo him believe it was
notworth hardly anything. It takeunteto
nabs-bargain. Ila! fin!" 0b.tnnn, you
‘utthagoodafor lanthan theywerewortb
by positive 'fuhhood; undnowonder. when
Bulutnouwunt back to his and had
putol hh disguhsflbaths-t downuthiu
wrltl'duiuud rnadeforull ucruyon
sketch of you: “It in naught,t isuuught,
lift) to buyar: butwb 'boiugouubiu
"haunts-Mb."
Mmmhfihurutylsuohneniuulltbe
worldmihuusnowattbuhuadofm-
Whflmfilymuud Ila-York und in
thanthcmdflaofthhconflumt Their
admissisugooduabnudwithpilsu
01M Mropuhfloufuinta'rity
buwoll‘ublihudmthatof March ru-
dding in the family of Cardinal Colonna.
undwbcutberowugreut diaturhunoetntbe
family fbueurdinaleulled all his people to—
undputtbum under outhto tell the
except PekarchJur whsnhecumeto
uwuurtbucurdinul put away his book and
nil: “As to you, Petruncb, your word is
sold-st.” ‘
lever dues the world stood have there
bunnauymwubuntu whosstruut-ctions
unnuudthusuutoftheTeuCommur-imtu
Bushburguiuuuherum all the moretohe
mm they hum: withstood your
aft.- yuur mnptutionu which have flung
nunyuolatuudluu‘tharnuohardibvycuu
"murmur. Whiluaflpuuitiouu
inlffohuvupowerfulbs-tnautuuuovflthure
aruqtueidcfmns of allotment which are
touueb sud profa‘on,
uudltwillhuusefultoqtsukof the pas-liar
dem
Mus in the motthugbuaiusur
on are often tempted to uacrifluu
Muhauullurbyanmntlngtbsvuluuof
Maud the buy-'bydqtruriutlugtbatn.
Woe-nut but admire uuuapct-l-tun.
Bauhowhulmiudueaa theeustotntintua
noodfavhrahls to thump-rm
oftbsvulusof thsgooda Beshowuhiu-df
tuba an honest and frank-lulu. How
carefully t lights are arranged till they
falljutrigb upouthafabrtcl
”min; with goo-loot medium quilty,
hughthullyudruncsu Iowardthnasofnuua
Whmaheundof morn attructive put-
t-u. Hnwbuwutehuthamooduaudwhlll
ofhbmtotnct With what perfect cultu-
u- hu tub- thuordsraud honthu pur-
ch-r flan his mum, who goa- uwuy
hviu‘uludauphiutnlndthuthahu'ubought
thegcorb at u lwlrewhiehwitlullowhiuua
livingrnurzinwhuuhuugutuuullutbam. Thu
good! were worth what the nleuuan .8!
theywmr. und wsru sold “out.“
will not make it mforthahu—uto
faitavaryteuysarulnordertolxupthhu
But with what hunting indignation wu
thinkofthu iniquitous Wbywhhh thu
Mmmtiusudispuuud oLJA‘hneu. ..
at Mmmbmd
uuu "has-but .. much-en."
mermaids-deltas“ labs ’ .
hinge-t elsy,aud,ofs‘ufi,‘fl“
tut-t mmwnmumm
ofmofoursnturm In to cart
Hut. Hui-alarppurohuuuaudhuuplaty
oftituuuudtluusygndttwillpuytohuvcy
utisutlvu runninghwuapluuud
to
most. elegant apparel that human-rt ever
wov-ovoarthly magnificenc- oval-achieved.
Butucursalsuutbsvlnzmuwbsrafartbon
manual“ it doumuuuiuuholdof thupll—
luruandtuoauwildruln WWW“
pluflonmmchlulwymwillbruukupfiutr
mend they will trunhlo with dehu-
undhlnut with “potions, und,pudtad to
tbuprualplauotthirlitqthoywilltrytohold
huokutnlcryfurhelp.butnobul willooutut
and they will clutch their to tahalt
along with thought“. willhamutehudfroru
tbulr , and uvoiou will sound tbmh
their m‘flm a , thou heard
It” And the t will come and
will M aghast tutors it, and all the
Mus-Willa of a lifetime will gather
urouud than: saying, ”Do you turner-thee.
thlut" and, ”bayou rutnsmbsr than” And
clerks that they compullad to dlubonuty, and
runner-and drayntsn and boohheperu who
nw behind tbs muss, will hear- testimony to
thuir nufariuuu dusdu, and some virtuous soul
that once stood ugh-stat the and
powwof tbs-shuns. men will lay, "Alas!
thiuiuullthatiulsft of that‘s-natural that
annulled a block with thuir merchandise and
overshadowed the city with their influence.
and made righteoum's- and truth und purity
falluudevlltupllingilruof avaricsund
aims.”
Whilswuudtnlreandupprovoof allm
us-and tact in the sale of goods, we must
onndsrnnuuyprocm by which a fubrieor
retinal-represented” puss-in: a value
which it really does uothuvu. Nothing but
sheer falsehood can t as Mention
boots that rip, silks that. speedily loss their
loafer, calico-2s that immediately wash out,
stoves that crack under the first hot In,
books lusufllciently bound, carpets that un-
rural. old furniture rejuvenated with putty
and glue and sold as having been usually
manufactured, gold watches made out of
bruau, barrels- of fruit tbebixgsutupplauon
the top. wine udultcruted with strycbnino,
hodury pmvly woven, cloths of dons-tie
manufacture shining with foreign labels, im-
ported goods "presented as rare und hard to
(at, because foreign exchange is so high,
rolled out on the counter with matchle. dia-
pluy. Imported, indeed! but from the fac-
tory in the next street. A pollen! ulmdy
unfuablouuble undumalable painted oi! as a
new print upon some country merchant who
humtotowu tormke his first purchase
ofdryznods and going bornowith a large
stock of goods wurrunted to keep
AguinJmsinesu men are often tempted to
malts the habits and customs of other traders
their law of rsctitude. There moonunerciul
mwbirhwillnot stern! the test of the
luutduy. Yetmat in business-ream to do
us their neighbors do. If the majority of the
trudcnin any locullty ore lax in princtple,
the commercial code in that community will
bush-Manddislumat. ltisuhanltbing
to stand close by the law of right when your
next door neighbor by bkloosenu-of dnling
is enabled to sell goods at u cheaper rate and
decoy your customer: 0! course you who
promptly tnsetull yourhnuinci eugugments,
paying whatyoupmmiuetopay, will find it
hard tocompete with that Ina-chant who is
bopalsaly in debt totba importer fur-tbs
goods purcbawd, and to the landlord whose
store he (maples, and to the clerk: winner-vs
him.
The: are a hundred pructscsu' 'vulsnt in
llluwotidoftmflcwbicbouzht nobo-
oomatheruiefor honest men. Their wrong
does not make your right. Sin never be-
comes virtue by being multiplied and ad-
mitted at broken;v board, or merehantu‘ or
charge. Becauseotheru smugglea few things
in manger trunks, become other-u tuheusury
when men min right places, baeauuaotharu
dentin funcystochu, became other: palmoll'
worthlu- indoruemeutu, beeuuuu other! do
nothing but blow bubbles, do not, therefore,
be overcmne of temptation. Hollow preten-
sion and fictitious credit and comment
flitting my awhile prosper, but the day of
outing math, and in addition to the
W and mode-motion of outs-aged oom-
rnunitieuthe curse of God will combhow
uftsr blow. God's will forwer and {m
iutbsonlyduadurdof rightand wrong, and
not couture“ ethics.
Youugb-inum, avoid the tint busi-
ususdiuhouor, and you will avoid all thareut.
'l'hueuptuinofuvs-el was walkiugnsartbu
plain mouth of a river when the tide was low, and
tbsrswuuuloug,atoutanchorélnln,intouno
ofthagruut liuhuofwbicb his foot slipped,
anditbqruntouwslluud becaufl notwith—
drawit. 'f'bethlsbsgantorise. Thachalu
ooulduutbaloouaued nor tiled off in time,
and usurgaon wus called to ampututo the
Ihnhbutbuforothuwtrk could hedonetbe
fidurvfladovertbsvietimundhialifuwu
(one.
And I lure total] you,yonngmun,thut
jtuuonewrongintowhich younlipmuyhsa
lluhof u long chain ofeireumuuncuufrotn
which you comet bumieutedbyunyiu—
(unityofyourownoranyhelpfrommhurg,
undihutidsswillrollover you autheybuvu
ore many. When Pompey, the warrior,
wuuiudtotukopouuadouofueity,uudtbuy
wuuldnutupsuthagutqbapsuuadudtbsm
hudndtudekuold‘kr. Buttbulickwldic
ufw u while got well And m. undhu
MundIharuHruud dump-in, will
Wilda Mans-tin the Duchy
ummhuddwywni
It” "0‘
momw'.wllud ’
. or factoryorworldly so”
now: It istollytopoumitl tttsunssr-
tulatluuofimlnen» life with no God to help.
A merchant in a New England village was
Ming by a horse, and the horns lifted his
foottnutumpitiuu'ti'ool of wast-nut! the
merchant, Momma the splash, stewed into
the door of an insurance agent, and the
agent said, ”1 some you have come to ru-
nuw your In .” “0h.” mid the
manhunt. “l forgotten that.” The in-
umaw-mwmudtln next day the
hours thut had been toured was burned.
Wait ultuwldeutal that the “chenille:
mam from a horse’s foot,
lutotbulnruruunu ofllcul Ito, it was provi-
duutial. And whata mighty wins fora
business mun to foal thut thing are provi.
duuttull thuttnuauantlvqutltbrium lunch
u eonuldsrutlon, and what u grand thing if '
All business men could rusliue ltt
Karly, ultlmgh now mparutlvely strait-
unsd tn worldly circumstances, have a goodly
autultlluhment in the future planned out. They
have in lamination built about twenty years
uhauduhonastn theorist-airy not diflcult of
access from thagrsut town, for they will often
hove busineu, or old accounts to settle, untl
luv-tumult to look after. The house is large
«tough to acmnnwlnto all their friends.
Thaballuure wide, and bun; with pictures
of hunting scenes and u branch of antlers,
urn! are comfortable with chairs that can be
rolled out. on the veranda when the weather
ilnvltlu‘, oruutout under-unset thooab
that. stand sentinel about the lmuaa, and rus»
fliuz in tbeouol brusuu, and songful with the
robina.
Thursiujuutlundenough tohaepthem in.
taunted, and its crop of almost fabulous
richne- upriuging up under application: of
tbehest theories tohsfouud intbaugricul-
uuruljournalu Thufarmiuwellutocksdwith
attluand hormonal ahoepthat know the
voiosaud bavouhindly bhat wbun onogoeu
forth to look at them. In this bit-fol abode
their children will be instructed in art and
animus and religion. This shall be the old
houmauyl to which the boys ut college will
direct their letters, and the hill on which the
home stands will becallad Ouhwood or lvy
Bill or Pleasant Mount orEugle Byrte. May
the future have for every basins man here
all thut and more beside! But are you pow
porting your happiness to tint “on” Are
you utljourning your joys to that consumma-
lion?
Suppose that you achieve all you expect-—
and the vision I mention is not up to the
reality, [mum the fountains will be brighter,
the house grander and the scenery more pic‘
turaque—tbe mistake is none the Is. fatal.
What charm will there be in rural quiet for
u man who has thirty or forty years been
conforming bio entire nature to the excite—
ments of busiueut Will flocks and herds
with their blunt. and moon be able toilenee
the insatiable spirit of acquisitlvenn which
has for years had full swing in the Inuit Will
the bum oi the breeze sootbethemun who
now can find his only enjoyment in the stock
market! Will le-i’ und cloud and fountain
charm the eye that has for three-fourths of
u lifetime found its chic! bounty in bogsbautls
und bills of Ital Will pun-tn be competent
to rear their children for high and holy pur-
pose, if their infancy and boyhood and girl-
hood were ”leafed, when they are almost
ready to enter upon the world and huvsull
their habits and and their stereo-
typed! No, no; now is the timeto be happy.
Now is the limo to serve your (.‘rnator. Sow
iuthetimu to be u Christian. ArDyouloo
busy! lhurs known men uabuuyau you
aruwhohnlaplace in the more loft where
Murmurs) puny. SomaooudduChrit
tian sailor where he found any place to
pray in. He said; "I can always find a
quiet place at. masthead." And in the busi-
atdayoftheseamn,ifyourheurtht
right, you can find a place to pray. Broudv
way and Fulton street are good places to
pray in as you go to meet your venomou-
gugements. Go home a little surlia und get
trimmed to your children. Be not a
slave by day and night, lashed fast to linear
ofbndnen. Let every day have its hour for
worship and intellectual culture und m-
tion. Show yourself greater than your busi—
neu. Act not as though ufter death you
would out-r upon an acuity of ruilruud
stocks and codes and ribbons. Roast not
your manhood before the parpstuulflruof
anxiety. Witheveryyurdnfelotlt you sell
throw not in y soul to boot. Una
and counting desk and hurdwuru m
as the step to lurin- uaufuln. and highest
Christian char-m. Decide once and fa-
everwbouhullbalnuuuar in your store, you
or your batsmen. .
Lain, buckle-men are often toppled to
let their culling interfere with thiniereutaof
the soul. God sands man into the Mn.
wurldtugeteducatsdduat uahoyu are not
toucbool and collage. Purchueaudsulefiop
and gain, disappointment and ranting. prov
parity, the dishonesty of others, punic Ind
bunk mien are but. did'ereut lesson in
the udtool. The more bouillon, the more
man. of grace. Many have guns though
wildatpanicunhurt. “Are you notufrald
you wflllweakf‘suidmoustoumsrehant
in time of great commercialoxeitsment. Ha
replied: "Ayglahallbruakwhsuthstlffisth
hula brain. in the M varn,‘ ‘Call
uponmsiuthadayoftruulds uud lwillde
llvc than.“ " '
The store and the have have de-
veloped sums of the moututalwlrtchuructau.
Parhup originallythey lad hutlittlu upright-
flmuandfmbuttwo‘or tin-as hard bust-
ue-thumpu woke them up from their lolly
orgy, and than cum. a through derelopnwnt
hthuirbsurtuolullthut wuugood and Indy
5.
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rt A
l’oKTDOLLAR A DOSE.
WHAT 18 K. ROLL?
It is an infallible rctnrdv for Rhea-stun.
leuraltiu. lei-ti... (tout und Return or
Nostalgic Headaches.
While I! is u propuetury medici w, it is none the
lm apotent vniuubesprctle in the low diaauuu
for which it is recommended. The combination in
the rrrult at close study at the bedside of patient-
uuflainz with Rheum ism, both acute and chronic
Nenrulgi' or Nervous Heudxhn o! the most arm.
vu‘rd torus. Bchtiu of yeurs’ standing, Lumbugo
and (loot at every type of severity.
K U “0L i~ n t prevented to the public
under fat-e colon No clai-
is made which the remety will not sustain. ltnedu
no m h in its poweru for it sorts wi bout faith.
You do not have to wait weeks ov days for benefit.
but can notetnegood mutt! from the urn dose.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one bottle will some: to are any ueuteattnk
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured cues of fifteen youn'
standing.
lslled on receipt of or on, tile per bottle.
FOR SALE BY ALL DBUBGIBTS.
630. C GOOlIWll & co , Gul'l Alamo.
Inch 1 'fll ly BOSTON MASS.
DIABETES!
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I It. (flat-K of Fe Mn. ," with u wsuhnuuu
ot the Kidney- sud ladder. The d. vcton pro-
nounced lt Diabetes. At times I could It»! stand
up. Sal-red futon-em In buck and stars. there
were brick duet dspouita in my water After lulu;
ennui bottle-of unit's REMEDY all than
dilg’m'l'c features were gone and my Kidneys
and Bladder lure cured =' Ir. Clark walled-cud
to try [unit's It. "3' by his son. sought
in: oihhhghi? " Bi gha
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N. Y.. say: "We always keep HUN‘I'D Bil-
El)" on bind, and feet sufe in norm-ending it to
unyoreln need 1 medicine 'nr Kinney Diseuutu,
Bladder and Liver troubles, or classes of the Ulla—
All reliable druggtsta say the rule
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C. N. Qumran, Bole Agent, New York.
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