KDDH’S chili DEBDlliDED.
The Discoverer Tells the World
an About it.
SEVERAL CRITICIBIS ANSWERED.
The Great Ber-Ian Physician Nat-rates the
Inner in Which Illa mac-Ivory War
Ind. and Boys That While It Is You"
Yet Ilarly Cures llau Reunited.
BERLIN, Jan. low—The long talked oi
secret of the ingredients entering into the
composition of Professor Koch's {amour
lymph is now given t9 the world at large
Proteseor Koch says: "Since publishing
tWO months ago, the results oi my expert
manta with the new remedy for tubercu
lain, Inylndleatlona have been fully and
completely confirmed. The general con
census oi opinion in that the remedy has
a specific reflect upon tuberculnr tissues.
SM is therefore applicable as II very deliv
date and sure regeant for diaeoverin g intent
and diagnosing doubtful tuberculous pro
m.
Some Cures Established.
“Regarding the curative ellecta of the
remedy moat reports agree that, despite
the comparatively short duration of its ap-
plication, many patients have shown more
orless pronounced improvement. it has
been affirmed that in not a few cases even
I care has been established.
Charges Against the Lymph.
“Standing quite by itself is the assertion
that the remedy may not only be danger-
ona in cases which have advanced too far
—-a fact which may forthwith be conceded
-but also that it actually promotes the to-
berculous process, being therefore injuri-
ous. During the past six weeks 1 myself
have had opportunity to bring together
further experiences touching the curative
aflacta and diagnostic application of the
remedy in the cases of about I50 suflenrs
from tuberculosis oi the most varied types
inthia city and in the Moabit hospital. 1
can only say that everything i have latter-
ly wen accords with my previous observa—
dons.
“Now, after authcient confirmatory test
ing the importanceof the remedy is proved.
My next task is to extend my study 0! the
remedy beyond the field where.- it hits hith-
lrto hen applied, and if possible to apply
theprinciple underlying the discoveryto
other diseases.
flow the [Discovery WIIa Made.
“This task naturally demands a full
knmrledge of the remedy. Before going
into the remedy itself l deem it necessary
tostate briefly the way by which i arrived
at the discovery.
“lishealthy guinea pig be inoculated
with the pure cultivation of German hul-
turof tubercle bacilli, the wound caused
by the inoculation mostly closes over with
astieky matter and appears, in its early
days, toheal. Only alter ten to fourteen
days a hard nodule preaenta itself, which,
soon breaking, forms an ulcerating sore,
which continues until the animal dies.
The Other Pig.
“Quite a difl’ercnt condition of things oc-
curs when a guinea pig already anfler’lng
from tuberculosis is inoeulated. in such
the small indentation assumes the same
sticky covering at the beginning, but no
nodule form.
“0n the contrary, on the day following
or thesocond day after the inoculation the
place where the lymph is injected shows a
strange change. it becomes hard and aa-
airmen a darker coloring, which is not con-
Iliad to the inoculation spot, but spreads
lathe noigboriug parts until it attains a
diameter of from .05 to l centimeter. la a
law days it becomes more and more mani-
fat that the skin thus changed is necrotic,
finally falling oil, leaving a flat ulceration.
which usually heals rapidly and perman—
ently.
no, light B. In)“.
“Thus the injected tnbercnlar bacilli
quitediflerently elect the skin of a healthy
guinea pig from one atl‘ected with tuber-
culoais.
”This eflect is not exclusively produced
with living tubercular bacilli, but I: also
observed with the dead bacilli, the remit
being the same whether. as l discovered
”experiments at the outset, the bacilli
are killed by a somewhat prolonged appli-
cation of a low temperatureor boiling best
or by means of certain chemicals. This
peculiar fact i followed up in all direc—
tions. and this further result Was obtained
~that killed pure cultivation!) of tubercu-
llr bacilli, after being diluted with water,
might be injected in great quantities un-
der healthy guinea pig-I' IIltin without any-
thing occurring beyond local auppum
tion."
[The Saturn o! the Remedy.
After an extended technical description
of the various stages; of his discovery, Dr.
Koch thus Ill-scribes the new remedy: "it
consist» of n glycerine extract derived
from for pure cultivation of tubercle
bacilli. into the ulmple extract there
naturnll y luv-Hr". truth the tnbercular
bacilli, beside-II the effective Imbalance, all
the other mutter soluble in 50 per cent,
of glycerine, (.‘onmquently, it contain-
scertnin quantity of mineral salts, color-
ing IIIIbIIInnI-ra and other unknown ex.
menu- maul-r. Some of these unbalance:
can he removed irom it tolerably easily.
The eilcctwe unbalance is insoluble in
mint: alcohol. it can be precipitated
hylt, tlmngh but, indeed, in a pure con-
dition, but ntlll combined with the other
utrscIivs matter. it is likewise insoluble
halcohol.
"The coloring matter may also be remov-
ed, rendering it poaniblsto obtain from the
extract a colorlm dry null-canoe contain~
ing the eflvctive principle in a much more
concentrated form than the original sly.
mine mluziuns. For application in prae.
lice this purification of the glycerine ex.
"let tillers no advantage. Regarding the
mtllnilml or the more CHECIIVQ nob
Mum} IIIImII-Iea may. for the preterit,
haxpmml. It appears to me to be In.
(native from ullInmInons bodies.
"It tiara not belong to the group olso
filled toxnlbnmem because It been high
hum Iv until In the. Iiltaiyaer goes eas-
ily and Ipmltly through the membrans.
The proportion of the Imbalance in the el-
uaettnall appearances in very small. it
Is allowed at traction-I III I per cent.
which, if comet, we should have lodowith
am whose aim! upon organisms at
W with tuberculosis goes far beyond
what is known to no of thesirongut drug,"
Killed by MIC Thieves.
(Jo-res Cnmnl. Tea” Jan. law—The
bodies oi Walter and Miles Adams, brotbl
allotment!» age of an and 25 years,
war-found thirty miles from lien Dieg-
«My. Nearhylay a partly hoist-a
mlm,aedltlatlloegntthemnguea
washilledty thieves to sever up their
themat- slim, ha.-
zg‘ the tiles. in the set of“.
mm“
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POlSON WV AND ”MACH.
Useful Intonation Concerning the Dan:
gels That Lurk In Thicket»
There need be no tro ble in ldentllyins
the poison ivy in anyo its forms. The
hairy trunk will otten nerve no. but there
are two other features which are of much
more value. Find let nII remember that
its leavee are always grouped in threes
whatever the outlines of their more or less
wavy margins. In eome sections the plant
is alwaya called the "three ieovcd ivy.”
And this naturally leads me to a consider.
ation of that other vine with aimilar hab-
its which is commonly known in the name
localities as the "five lcachl ivy." This in
a ice! of the Ampelopain Iplinquefolia
(quinquei’oliu—ilve leaves), also called Vir-
ginia creeper and womlbine. Look at the
lea! and fix its form in your mind. This
is one of our most beautiful native climb
era. It is allied to the grapevine, is per-
fectly harmless, and is the one plant that
ban to antler from suspicion. being often
destroycdnndtvr the impression that it is
the “poison ivy.”
The wrltcr know of II pct-Ion who poo
tossed a beautiful home upon the Hudson,
and whose deficiency in knowing of this
one little page of botany coat him a severe
loos. His children were suddenly prose
trated with ivy poisoning, and one of his
“ninth hour"ncighbors came in to ofler
him some learned advice. Something in
this style:
“Well, uqulrc, it’s fetched ’cm at last.
l’vc been tcllin’ Betsy all along that the
pesky still? would ketch ye nrter a while.
Well, thar, goodness and truth! Time and
time ngin', when l’ro been goin' by the
gate nn' seen them air children playiu’ in
the aummcr house yonder, it's made me
feel 'lnrnai ticklish, nn‘ l'vc :ch time and
agin,an’ toie Betsy so low, that I’d bet
my best gobblcr they'll be broke out More
a week, nn’ now they’ve done it; an' if you
take my which you’ll cut the pesky weed
down and burn it More the bull on ya in
ketched. That air weed is pizen shnmake,
an’ it'll nigh on to kill some folktl."
Such mlvitvc, coming from a practical
farmer in whom the "squire" had perfect
confidence, was immediately nctIvrl upon.
The vines which had ombowercd the bean.
tiiul arbor for n gcntvration were unwed of!
at the ground. And to think that a peep
into the botany might have saved them!
Four things need to be committed to
memory to insure solely against our poll-Ion
aumuchs:
First—Jl'hc three loavcd ivy is dangerous.
Second—The five leaved is harnncaa.
Third—The poison anmarhs have white
berries.
Fourth~.\'o rI-Il harried sumach is poi—
SOHOIIS.
Both the poison ivy and the poison su-
mnch, though unlike in appearance of foil
age, have hillillllr white lit'l'l'leri growing in ,
small slender clusters from the nxila oi
the leaves. in Ilil othI- r Mlmm'lls the her .
rice are red IInIl' In cv lost- buntv hrs at the ends
of the llrllllff‘llth, and for from being dan-
germ”, inld II imaty limiting acid which,
is must ungcnblc III the taste and whole-‘v
Home withul. ll ith these simple precepts
fixed in the mind no one novel {our the
(human of tin: thickets. .Vor nf'l'il any
one repeat the llnznrtlnm exploit 0! two
young indies w bom i know. one of whom
he ucommittco oncllurch IlIIv v'Iral n in a
country town brought her III-ms fui ol’ the
scarlet autumn bl‘rlfli hrs of the venomous
snmncll; while the other once 80!". the
writer a really bountiful group of carefully
arranged rare growl-31ml Innssm ganer- ,
ousiy decked with the Iv bite lwnica oi the
poison 1V2) Both of tlicnr r: III-h maidens i
believe paid the sIverc ptvnnlt y of their,
botanil :il inm I-vt mo. ——“ lil'mm Hamilton
Gibson In Harper 5 ‘I using People .
Peril on a Runaway Train.
A passengcrtrnin of ten coaches, of which
thine were Pullman sleeper-I, was on ital
way chat from San Front-lam. it elowiyl
climbed the ruounmim to "lrv leacthpi pass,
a "pusher" lva'n-g llnl'll. Win-II Ihu mummit
LII mauluvd illIrI: i-I II .‘Illll‘lr Ilracent, the
“rude-Ill Home pnintl Ilruv Ipilll.’ oil wt) (no t‘.
to the mile. ll i~l lllhhfllilitl’) before start
ing on this dmv mmrd journey to give the
air brakes a thorough renting, but it would I
appear that this was not done, or it it was-
the apparatus met with an accident soon
after leaving the summit. The engineer,
permitted the train to illilllll a high mte 0H
speed before applying the hmkm. lie
found that they Would not work.
The speed of llII.v lrnin vvna Inonlcntarily
incl-arming. it allot along prvrlpn'm where ,
there wnan Iillucl' decline of Ilmv ”and; of.
foot on one Hillf and a wall of rmv k on the l
other it rattled over bridges spanning;
deep gorge» and whiuI-Ii IIrIIIImi IvIIrv-Ivl
when: engine and rear all'lfpt'l' almost Inct
across the ('llllr‘vfll. llny Iva-I jnut breaking.
Most of the IIlth-IIgvr-I ovum all-oping, A
few, however, tvtvrn uwnlwznul by the ter
rillc breakneck speed”! tlnv train. and worn
terror stricken, in our: of tho Pullman
sleepers II woman wirilggltvvl with the con
IlIIctorin auction to throw iIIvavl! our
board. The autumn: reII-wvvl and vainly
tried to stop the nwlntvnlulu. lII: whistlell
again and again. and nrmmml a sleepy
brain-mun. who rim-w lIiuI arrIvngIb upon
one of the bond llrllhwl. It vmapped like II
straw, and it um ItftI-rtvurrl found that
the wheel» bad turn the brake In plocea an
soon he they tIIrIIthvIl it.
Finally the ll'ltlll nhot into a portion of
the road where there mm It level space to
the left. while totht- right was mlmnt oi
1,200 feet, At this pincer it jumped the
track, fortunately on the lI'l't slide. Strange
to nay, although the train must have been
running fully newvnly-llve miles an hour,
not one person Wan killed. though tho
coarbea wrrc badly wrecked. ”no woman
wan Iwrionslybnt not ntnllleIIrt.~—Cor.
St Louis Globe ikmoi rat.
.t “maturity Senator
Down In the low" regions of the city
the other day who should i we striding
along Broadway but I-xh‘pcniter l'arliale.
One would have nllpplmval that he was in
another city looking :Iftevr iii» new senator
ship, but here he Iva-I but bmvvuy a» n pugil»
Maud Ila merryan II tadpole. "is new
silk hat was way down the bark of hi»
head. i III-I'Ivr ltm-w what mm tin.- mllur oi
scout who on a hot day till i now how
handily it hold up the hat pushed burl; M!
a burning (animal. lie worn a sort of
plum mloml mat, shiny and nownlmt
flopped its wings fm-iy at each Isluie of iii-I
brnwuy lrmm. it mm umr Ulr- stock mt»
change, and the new senator wort- hint
very lmmingmt M'natul'ini moihpnhc
omlle of a winning man, 0! Iowa». —.\'I-w
York Cor Richmond [Report-II
The Iirr Ilmfcrencw of the nrrlt and the
calf of the leg are the name The cinrnm
fauna of the neck equals twice the air
conference of the wrist. Three time. the
circumfmuce of the bead equalslbe length
oi the body.
"mg Ward Beecher used to tell the
atmvfluwhladlaghlmellm
hlIIloglnawlldeooatrysoIl dwelt-test
minions. entoflhisdolstallandboild
midtown-upper.“ the do. the
More and W
ThommA. Lilomlmbnm at would.
long timed)» a novel scheme in Me!
with the phonograph it maintain the 0
Elation o! lnntnntanmm photmapbytot;
netlntioud phonographlc sounds. Early
in law he lemon exll: llHi'IlV'nl xperimntn with
thiaemlln view. To prmuwulle them it W
camonecmulnl'y to Iron: a menial nothilwg,
where the 1':lllll'll‘t would Irv «ninety free
from tho IlIIIIIrInng rromrn' in the Min
laboratory Ivnllaod by the jar nl thevmwchlmly.
In this he had a mommy pier eomnwnwl 7
running down to the solid limit. ”a that
perfected an ingenious piece or Imhaniem
by which it was pnnublo to talm loaning»
cameraa uerleII or consecutive pictures, the
expmnrs for each at which wan not more
the 250th part of a aocrmd. Those picturaeiolv
lowed each other at the l'lliU oi from eight to
twenty n second, tho principle being that 01
taking the view» in n perfectly dark room, ,
the exposure being effected by meal: of are '
electric flash.
Aiwr many discouraging inllnvvoe Mr.
EdiIIon was (It hut mwcesalnl.
eight to th-nty times a sommtl during Mo en"
tire IipchvI-h, while at the some Elmo the Mlfll’ll‘»
graph wan recording the spoken aIlIltrem. The ,
phonograph nnIl the mHClmlll‘elll oi? the camwvav
wI-rom IEIIIInf-IvtI-vi that when the rcprmlluclllonv
took place, both hpolten worrla and tho pilot..-
grnpbic pictures erulIl Ivol'ltlml‘or aynchlvny
hourly together, and that when the photo»
graphs Ww‘u tin-own on It screen, by va-IIII’III (It
a swmoplicnn. the rapid recurrence oi the
pictures would be such that the tweet wouhll I’
boacontl‘nuons one. and as the phonograph "
reprmlucell the address. the gesture» and tho
facial orpreminn would app-m- tovl-‘Iethat «It
the living speaker.
Thur-xplvrimr-nts were completely such-2o;- 3
fol, and Mr. Edison now has in hill lmlmmtovy
a large IIIIInhI-r of these Illmi ropeod‘uotione.
All yet thorn does not worn to be any pvlwti» ,
cal commercial value in rho Invention-«sow
York Tribune.
A Santa ltoel’e.
Tin-Ive is a rock In It lull near William Vito
Flcet'a farIIIlII‘IIIIIo, at May‘s Clearing, which
hommm an object of general IllMl’BilD Manning!
approaches. it is n i'hnnrcd rock ItliI Inl‘. twol vev
feet long and rising llnvoo foot IIbovII thorn)?-
l'ucc. The liasurovmu‘o p"l'['ll!llllll‘llvlill', avmlovr
Ilentiy lcxui IlIIIvn llw I'm-ll llS for as It goes I'Io=
uontll the ground. Th4- I'Iu‘k moot morn than
ten rnrle from Van F‘lcol't lmlnm, anvil Dllfl’rllhlnil
distance from tho public voml. For owl-my
years or morn it has been knownvnn the snake
rock. in April, 1570, in man who worlmtl l'I-l'
Van Fleet wav [Inching clone to the big. atom,
when liesnw :II-vnallc coming slowly out of mm
of tho crevices. it was what in known nacho
mill: snake. WlIIII- tho mun wan wrtfrbiinfl
tho snake ulhI-r .nnlws begin to appear at
IlIil'I-rI-III crow-Iv..- IIntIl ho counted Forty.
'llIeIII MW 1 I. l‘ L. «min». blowing nIlIiIvirs Itovl‘v
Cllll’llllLlll' (I .1 -d all: llii‘ivl. ”lilo llII'I-Il man wcm’
bnt‘l.‘ to HIV lv msvv and got Vav vI Fl not, and fluv
two i 'll' ll l h, the I'mv II unlll they ll. III
,vklll 'LIl ‘“ ' sll' iktll.
All Ilium; le Mr I! mum 'b «II Ilms kvar. . mm
In; out of ill" I"Il -i.- In i own ..I)‘) vaI‘u llIllI Il-
How InIIIII vml. 1mm was no! Ila-Iwn. l'IIIv ‘
them Inus' lulvo lu 'll qmln It nonIlII-I, ful‘ ll: ..
nIxt 5pm; tho I ,,. .; ynvII-ll Il juar .vin manly
in no ll :Il lv lvl gunv lilv-rn i I lIIi'wl‘n- ll‘v II: ul
mullvl U‘ Iv'I PM so: ill" hr. In (W .. lI-II .l-Illu
by all) (:va I la Hi I. no and I'm \vale v, m: a
ml ill')“"fili.lll'l lIv gin-I III ,9: Mll'll'll |.l [on
spring, {m IIII-w IIIIIl otlIv ':'l"i come let! I on
Fl- vn t' w' lot (I on mi M .II Hindi I Il'l‘lllll ~llilli‘\
mmo out, and! mum :Il Hill In lIIIllogr'v t“l|
i'llo molt int-I II \r‘l (2-.IIl- l to ,Imv up llll'l
lll'l'llri (If Killtkl‘ . l‘V l x ,I' fill mg, and {Him lll'lUllk
Dull“! It iIInII..III- IIIIII- .vI 3 I'.-l been :Illlu I .
«lizwuver any doing lllT I lilo melt in NI» (all
nlllIuIl 'b it h.“ lr vI I'lv-vuvlv WatcllI-d. Win-III
.111" 1 how i II L',I“l|‘ .-. . 'LIIIII of Im'lltc: gut-z:
into ill'l “link 1' QII IIvz. . I.I ‘Iv'nn ll’lIvM I II w II
"iii idea was I
that II speaker might be photographed lvom ,
. «have Ila» linlhwflllmhpdn
It “Wm thing-— to mid wmp‘t
was. but it will tom in yoorpockst
it you avoid its».
’l’bmr iatalk clout one III two lluglieli
m emit living mm for the late of
captive bellows at «a.
‘ The well brad gentleman will not wear
l any level” that don not um: II memory
1 and diction mm.
A “W net cmrmvtul «I interlock
in“ steel ring» i» own to he pm I» a pm
lien! teat.
Ana” round W to the l'ennaylvn
Ma ”new mom who to «hi to more
"eightym meters at the want."
0' Wkwmumluouulb
‘sllitute for wood in tin amputation of
charlie» and ”W! Wheelie for imam.
Relic sellers» III (Mtg-elm"; are told to
1 import wagon Marlon! Innis from «Milan
‘mlmn and sell «two for (Muslim:
1 battle "lite.
Mom in l’ImIvr-e WW of wMtwl-ine.
eeevilngly light, and flrfilwflltfi.fl large
pile can be round In and ml at a time
A new fashion in Perl.» polo metal bones
on; the torn-b» in all the emitted“, into
which Moral.» of the ahmi mu drop
‘ their more tllr'mvlsgb the all: at the top.
l’rIIloIIIIov Ill-win my: that aniiatinaniahal
physician or tony 9m” Imm told him
that be Mel Imam a woman who but
I nominal the m of to years
It wellyof an «mow exhibition at
frank! tort, Harmony. to I» he the tune
”ileum: of mo tom game: to II drum of
no militia.
Thomnem owl! in themrhrv vulture
_ mi comm-I arms are to «ram that they
can) even-t their food for It diameter of forty
millet
Very «allow mark Humid not bathe be
fore Wilbert. hm put it «a «bill the mid
die of the morning, ohm their vitality in
all lita- limit.
Tlmton‘v oi rumour Milo/tone of myrrh,
lirM‘mvll in the pinpoint!!- IIvf KUIUItweira
dimple NI- III Klee-mil water, it good for rlnév
ling tile wattle manning»,
’ll'llo sophommwd “tutors mileage ileum!
an edict that “My find» with: be blocked
be the: tmltlmt ’i'lw limp-r e‘llllkfiwl the
Knotmll' hurl" mrrmimi the» leather gamma:
lly N In!» green went
Elev. MM: Manor-Ir. ”.11, for my
youth a rpviwlmtvt «.1! itvaron, aw wilurr of
Zlow'» llwaelivi onset to the paella-me. but
nova oi mouth-m «Sunburn». it origami in
writing mother Mimi...- of but history of
Motlhvmfli‘cm, in: to» MIMI «o filth year.
.t gentlemen: not? war .3 gm ring or
for-lull witllmot «Idnwlmg soul formv in
rlIvIvIvll, ill Nollilmll l3! IfIIIlI‘gn‘IJIItA SIM (1) I10 ed)
Blot (More In Iota ltn- «I‘.-3w Miafifdm or saw
ciwfim‘l‘ of filler NM
Win ”It! hour (”to [mu I..: fluent kind»
or uniform: mi out our that is built?!
want. on.” ix.» “met, that their is ,a will
(.lctnsw ml mm no man gorgeous
thmwny drawn.” . new
llllc wriwrpvmlnwtwn In»! llibe: muntry in
IN? MI» who Ir. Momma)» no» crown. as
awn-rm? £55.. ‘Iimm‘ In. . .. v min In lbw}.
:mIvr :llr Glilvlvrlll' in lwv ,. Nicol-sing on
lllw arllvnlmvo in prior“ tllI'at'ImlegrrII I» likely to
. vouch. .‘Jigivlliltlflml Mint Ric
Mm :lI long «Man
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v.4 much trait;
great that ml.»
llmiy’M! fille'fliaifisuvm I."- Hope beak. Kira
hemp, inma- werethimm rm at marry
to been-ll «human ml remr («I at «an
. Gogol. unto (Ilia- .etvmex can». Auk emb-
s new New Ila-wily $3:an the beak sue
Mum maxim-waiver! Il‘ormugh hurrying up
the you, In wow-n» Mrfl‘tlfl lunar withdrawal
oil filler hilarity Mimi nich- Ilium-31ml.
lsamystcry yut l..I lNl, .‘ -Il it I»: «III-WI“
lhoncrpoma 3le in at III-.11” who" no nvm :-; l
Watching. .. New York Sun. .’
Tim ”mini" New. .II: Ipnr‘ Womm. I
ll llili Imulvi Ulil gmmnunlllcla how so”: .
tvnnlll tlII-y lmvu gmvnv- l v) .uv-I hm yours on. v
ll i'II ht‘lll lli“ m 'V- prim: .\'« lllllll of l‘wlu)‘ :ln
him “lilsltr- II-Ir IIIvllI-I . :‘nlnug‘ll I1II nl'I‘II 0
print tho rvaIII II h that... 1M. a “VI rill (l v Hum
IllI'II the I llluf‘ -I sanctum. ll. I.~ ill" vIIIIlLlI lzv .. L l,
git» lIIIII llli'I'L'l and tell llllll :I-Iluvl'nlly l‘Ivm‘ v. I
run hm journal! Nay. mum»; «in. Hancock“,
jnliu, l'v‘iHl'l‘IIIIlIIl'll‘l IlnIl lllllflllv‘ :lu’) lumv; .a‘mx
l'lvlv‘h nu enginoq llllll llllllflllillll‘fiK, .lm putt- It
rle'I‘lI- i'Illlllll tlIo glob", and one of til» .I- do)” l
i doubt not «I ll)" I Illlfl ,II' mung II lllmmu [I'vIIlI'
millnt will start nun-.oIIIvalI rIII lll- \‘ mm .
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elite) Il h Bu. I's Him LiIeI Compilinl and
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balm
All [Adler line
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Craig ladlelne (30.. l'anaslc, I . J.
BOLD AT
Plaiated’a Drug Store.
South Enroll:
maids. Influenza, Bronchitis.
“ Humans, Whooping gCosph, Cree.
MIMI, and cv cry viiicct Lon of t
1.“. ”598 and Chest tndur. mg consumption:
Speedy and “permanent L 5 ll (of (lily y.r.irs
_PILE§' HUMORSI
Ila Fm unto. Hull Rheum and all
Diets-n or the Mile and Blood 'Ire cured by
FOWLE’S FILE and HUMOR CURE.
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noclrm'nmg u; .‘ all e 2'“: It”. 1.0 "LInrrums’
nor anunyancc oi any and it never
needs Irimmml". l li‘scf‘loll'l
bcln tough Iolu d s : w. wzth cen-
tral raft. Itianlnmlu. unbreakable,
andauv learnt. II:
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make such a tcil . indeed it in,
(or [more may to a mp3 may 0, but
the “Ro:hcster" .5 co {Irrcvcr we
make over: ow or . I. van; m . Hangin
and Table 1 nope in mm :lu'l .,.'y Vsaesn
Piano Lamps I II- v) I.lIIt|.I I [home For-
«lain, Brass, ul‘LLlu' Id hi.“ k W sought iron
Ask the lamp dealnv r for it. look for the
trade-mark sto 2:19 Hz: 1 Inn-nu " If he
hun' tthet. . ti r ROClIcolci’ n. ilhe style you
want, or if no lam mum: is near, send to us
for free illustrate r: ii. i : Imd reduced
ricc- -liatl and v c Will box: Id send you any
psalcly by express, Ilgl t to your door.
ROCHESTER. LAMP (0..
‘5 Park Place. New York.
modMeMIvaMM it"
“a,“ murmur lamp 5‘ or: in the War“
urea-I
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
And all kinds of Uzydlud
PLATING
Done at
ll Waterline! Snail Nurtall
Anything Plated from a one" rim to a stove.
yeti-ll! made 0! table um Refinishing and
I..-quielnfiai I hl'dsof bran work Chandeliers,
(Anglo; pe. (Judie Miran Vane. cu: UnnI.
I’.".ols laces and General Rewiring none.
will DO!!! Il‘i' slink? mmm: AND BAT—
Ioao Ir XIPACTION GUAM W'uu
a. (.001) lamp to
FIVE MILE RIVER.
Tbl olden-t nanniecturerd Baby nan Iisgee new
du- n: lobed not): for rate In Ive dllomi styl.
o' mung”. aleoa rest varlet or halo-ad
trimmings at more In It: will be tall enough and
Ian InI Int to salt the moot Isatitlioni.
Baby and Deli carriages.
Frank Boylston.
lllll Sill!
SW 111! lifllllll
At a Big Discount
To make room for Spring Bloch. Also a full line of
DOG MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S
DOG BISCUIT.
Dan’t forget the
Renault and Lunch RIIII!
Open emy day until 1! II. on.
$0. 4 WATER STREET,
NORWAIJK
BOYCOTT
THE OVERLAND PRODUCE 80
But you can't do it as long-awe will dellver'a
bane! oi
Plllilllll’l, Jillii ill Pllllll
FLOUR
To your Incidence. all expenses paid, for
6.65allallll,ll.ll.ll.
Addnm communications :1 this office for the
Overland Produce Company. n20 an
OYSTERS.
Norwalk Oysters
That have not been floated
Fill, Ulilll‘l, Glam: Salt Fish,
SCALLOPS,
Pure Tomato Catsnp, Imported Sar
dined, Pure Yerm vat Maple Syrup,
imported Grapes. Pickled liye-
tern toilrder,Cslnvd floods
-—of All Kinda-—
ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY
HUNT ll ZELUFF
FURNITURE.
DAVID STOW
SO. MAIN STREET.
UP STAan.
ll“ YOU
JOB
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PRINTII‘IG!
That will please you
In Print all Willllllllllll
(‘ALL AT
THE Illlllllllll Slllllilll.
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"h" . ._ hoodlum W ,3“me gain; columnar:
letm Imm "1‘. .. v‘l‘l'.’ Immm Kitty/“MMMIR ”mm ““5“
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oration Ilf llIII llflv’fl'l . u; own m m mm;
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film!“ haul: til «I "in! I I .- vIu‘rtli Ml" ‘ film. ”k “1““ “III out I!
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Bills --. ‘_§
GLOVE R & OLSEN’
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SPECIALTIES :3
Our 8nIah Kid ladiea’ 82.00 Shoes are the finest ever oflered in South Norwslh
Ladiea' French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladiea' French turned and wells at prim that ,
will aatonieh you I
A full line of Ladiea’, Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
The Best Goals lg Ill Least lolly
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE 01’
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from we are prepared to iurmsh everything from a
child s 10- cent shoe to a gents $5 boot. A number of Speci-
allies In gents . ladies and children 8 shoes. A ladies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
only $1. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please cpl]
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... South Norwalk.
w.B.HAL"E
:12 CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS lflllS llflllM.
Best Light Best \ eniilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
\ elvcts and Handsome Dress Goods In New England.
illllllll lNll Hills.
0m" assortment of Soul Capes Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Iackels, Plush ( apes and Jackets Is as
large as any Non Y 01k house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest Il- :llcl‘s in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear Small “Inca Drcss Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods ill Blidgcport.
W. B. HALL &. CO.
illllllllllllil lllll MEATS
AT Till-l 0L!) STAND 0P
THADDEUS GUYER,
llucccsnor lo 'I‘. Burr (Buyer It Son).
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
A LL ORDERS P80.“ I’TLY FILLED.
City People and it to their advantage to trade»
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
ls North Main Street.
liar-ea mml In alloom complicated cases. 0'.-
pr IvaIrlIMI (aground from minimum. 0‘
amnion». nailsiactlongnaraaleed. noel-put
timing «you
can bemmotavm‘l'hsslm
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gm SH 131%., $300.... "’""'“"::~:’""'”“’
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rut-mm but
John Schaub & Son,
wan-gm Invent. aura rim-III. mu
W. I. STUBGISM“ ’Weetport
teamed “mm hmnmmwmve ”mm
lrllpfi% ml and :rtdsd mm 4.0-“
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