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FALL PATTERNS.
'i'lieyare very handsome and
is. price is low.
Paper Hanging. Paiming
and Decorating.
and
motherland
at.“ Wat Brodwsnitsw
sslIsssgrashsi-aod an.
ltunfl
can be found at
sans sown. ldltorand Proprietor.
Imtmfloni smooths
M. Inicnthoucs'n
meet-emuls- we
sews-“n M's-thos- Issues.
The weathsrtoday promises to he usually
fair. mess saltry and slightly warmer, follow—
ed by partial cloudiness. To-morrow it "our
loss tohstair and partly cloudy. with slight
tomperstfiechougssiollowadhrrfln.
800T]! JOIWALK.
What the My” 01 Oar city on Doug
and Infill-
bils. W. C. Burks. Jr..' n seriously ill
at herhomeonWmtstrsst.
iii- Eva French willlesdvtheEpworth
Iaaguemasting at tbs South Norwalk
lsthodlstehurch, tonight. '
The msmbus or the Independent So-
cialciub,will het‘sitsrtalnsdby Herbert
s. slum, or West street, Friday night.
All members of theEpwortthoguc
oithellcthodistchurcharsspciallyln—
vitsdto bepressnt at the meetingth
wooing.
—Doa’t [crust that Lane’s ice cream is
thspmsst.
Alargsunmherot psopletookadvan-
tagsol thebright,largsmooniastnight
andwwltoutrowingandssiiingdhe
harbor Iuiloismaliqrait.
There will he a meeting of .thoexeou
tire committee of the Norwalk Christian
Endeavor Union In the South Norwslk
Conception“ church, Friday hight at
8 o'clock. , __
Contractor Bach expects to commence
work on the Ann street sewer next
week. W. B. Hubhsll, the hat monu-
lactnrerhas quoliflsd as his bondsinan
in a sum equal to twentyiivc per cent.
at the contract prka.
Torrance Cavanaugh, a well-known
m m, an airs man at
Bridgeport tor the Consolidated road,
(or the put two yin, has “been trans.
{erred to South Norwalk. his home. lie
will have charge of a tower here.
—Those 600 marshmallow drops for
39c st lane’s are very line.
Rev. Frank D. Luddington, of North-
villc, who is to supply the pulpit in the
First Baptist church in Norwslk, next
Sunday. will speak at the Keeley lusti.
tute at 3 p. in, under the auspices of the
South Norwslk Keeley league. The
services will be religious in their chanc-
ter and the public will be invited to
attend.
S. B. Sherwood hascoutrscted to build
a home near Both a: Goidschml’dt's corset
factory tor Orin - F. Danton, who is
employed by the firm. it will be 222136,
arranged for two iamilies, with four
rooms on each floor and roomsinthe
attic and cellar. The foundation hal-
rsady laid and llr. Sherwood‘s men are
gettingouttheirameatflstch,3ailsy&
‘ Co’s dock.
Actress Ullis Akerstrom. a favorite
withfill'orwalkand South Norwalk people,
closed her summer engagement at
Jamestown, N. Y., last Saturday. pro
ducing her latest new play, "The Sultan's
Favorite.” lbs Akssstroni appeared as
a beautiful Turkish girl. and her dancing
was a feature otthcplay. lursspouse
to a curtain call shcmdesneotlittls
spesch. At the end of thssscoridoct
Kiss Akustrun was again called outsnd
received a bouquet and a handsome silver
cud boa, suihhly engraved, tho giltol
the manager.
An incident tookplscsindarcnn.
Woodhull’s psrtormoncsoi “Undo Hi-
ram"oiewulghbago.thatwssnct
‘downsnthspsogrsm. laAetattbs
llmitsdsnpss- mmssthsstsgsjust as
thshcrois rmcusd (minimal at It.
Woodhull doasths running, and thh
’nlght bswas just too lots. The train
’strsekthsssppossdssuslswhsrosshs
lsyscross tbs track.and thstrainand
here were badly mind. The tumor
collapssdsdmlstroarsollsughtsr. This
lsths only instance on recordwherea
msntbrew strain Irointhstrsckand
wasnot hurt himself. "Uncle Hiram"
will appear at linslc Hallmeat Satur-
daynight.
.M'a delicious miss, at w.
HmlWaldrstmt'l’rsnton, N..I..
formerly of Booth Norwslk. has been
nominatadsssub-princlpaloltbezng-
llsh nigh lobsol st 1min.“ Ir.
worm W mums
Academy. W.I!~£., Inland
IrchalsCelisgolnim,wbsssbstook
Mssscbolarsblps. sltsrwsrds passing
through the Yds hw used. Es
ist taught Iourwiutsss in tbsltswnsvso
WIymisgsshoob. Blsnsxtposb
Matthews-slashed.
over shown in town, and always the ‘
st Line of Furnishings
'RANCl-S 81 0035,
6‘ Washington St,
on mums SENTINEL.
.Norwalk.
r’lbslnn-alot Burrll-hwilibshsld
othlslstordduceattmto-morrow.
Iirs.,John Horton. at Taylor avenue.
«who s- the diphthsris, u improving
rows .
rspsintisghisstssmer,theldltliA..snd
gsttlngbarlnrssdinssstcr the opening
oilheeystsrtradsnsxtmonth.
'l’liscondltloaotltrs; It. I. Wilcox,
whohsslougbssnockotssrvousprusy
tration,mmslns about the same. For
thspasttwodaysshchssbssn weaker
thanuual, butlsirnpsoved today. ‘
Resdt Housman havs enlarged the
oihcscsnnmtsdwitbtbsiroystsrhcuse,
rspaintsdtbewoodwork asky-blnsand
lsld’snewilcor. Theodicswillhsniosly
tumhhsdhatswdsyowhsnths'gssial
sx-mayorwili hereadytorecsivshis
Irlsnds. _..__._.._
At their next mestisg tbs Norwslk
Butdisrs’smoohticnwillsleetdslsgatss
to the annual omvsntlonotthe State
Butchas' annotation, which willhsheld
in NewHavsnsarlyinSsptsmher. A
G.Judson,olthlsclty,lsthsdnasoial
sscrstaryotthsStatcamosiotlon.
, -Plsiity ct iresh Buylsr‘s candy 9t
lane's. .
The thirteenth. annual tournament
tor the lawn tennis championship at the
United Btatsshruu at Newport yester-
day morning. A great disappointment
is the unavoidable abssncs o! Wallace
P. Knapp, son of Allied Knapp. 01 this
city. who had tedsluult owing to the
fine. of his mother.
The report circulated in South Nor
walk thfi morning that Fred Schlitt.
who has been seriously ill of typhoid
(ever at hihomsou Stuartavsnue. was
dead. proved to be without inundation.
it was saidathishome,thisnooo,thal
he was getting along nicely and would
probably recover.
Colonel Frost and his mu m tom
photographs taken at Camp lorr'u.
yesterday alter-noon. Immediately follow-
Ing the regimental parade. The tint
was taken with the water for a hack-
gronnd, and the others were taken in
trout of regimental headquarters. They
are to be finished beiore Saturday.
Albin Nenkirehncr purchased a ticket
today, through Jacob ll. Layton. Icr
Bremen. He will soil at noon, Septem-
hcrl2, ontthprse, oI tbeNorth
German Lloyd Stcauuhip line, Iorasix
weeks' visit with his parents in the
Fatherland. His many friends will be
pleased to learn that he will resume his
position at Gustav Pitui's barber shop
upon his return.
—‘lhs l'nnsrol Stopped
Md largelive soft crabs selling (or 50s
per dos. People's Market.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Ira-y We! Ito-is Iro- tbs
lipporlndar‘lswa.
Ill-lay Higgins is decidedly better
today. __
The boy choir oi St. Paul’s church,
willsoou helnorssssd toiorty-Icur voices.
The work oi building the tower on St.
Paul's chapel on Bakelsy street was
commenced thb morning.
Durand Beth and M1. and Hon.
John 8. Bsymr and party, oi Norwalk,
enjoyed an outing at Comps beach. yesv
Iarday afternoon and last "wing.
Little!“- Eunico Stevens, daughter
oilr.and Hrs. Jonas 1.. Stevens, of
Esstovsnus,celsbsstsdthstourth aunt.
vsrmryolhsrhirthdaylondsy.
The Intact of John W. Greenwood
disdatthehomsoflhpalutson River-
sldssvsnus,thls noou.sgsd two days.
Thsiunssalwlllhshsldto-lutwrow.
SamuelennaywmbelosanmsAus-
tinhst nlgbt.ehargsd with keeping-u
onhmnssddog. Ea washed” and
Mammgtonm Repaid.
Thsboscugbtas,thls yssr.arsonntsd
mucous. 'l'hnstsr'l'sxOoIIso-
Ksmphssrscslvsdsll hotshot”.-
000. 'l'hetax lsstyssrwsssbout .00,-
mo.
Attoyney E. I. lochwcod, ”present-
IsgBamusiGrlfliu,whorsosntlysusdE.
J.Wadhmslorfl,llwdamsgss.allsgisg
detonation of character, will make
anothersttsmptlsthsOourtotCommon
Pie-.to-mcrrow.toksvstbstnjuucticn
ruse-hung than: from cloning hothot
the dstmdsnt's market dl-oivsd. so
tbottbsyssnprccssdtokasphlinclossd
monththsesssisssttlsd.
«sum. sndallarticlssolvslus
storsdhtlisssisdsposttvsultolths
National Milwwslfltm
rates
.CharlaEVmomls Wing and -
Mun-bohmbemsrricsslrill. let’-
purisg.
‘ Jems Britto,otthstlrin 0! small...
seamen» happy (other of A list
pound girl.horlltl|llln0flllfll- 1""
Wows-r sums.» mm.
otdmtbatheshomvonlsln ,It
hthougbtshscalinotlivsthe out.
Manager J. B. Iorrholtheoentral
telephone exchange. w. “Hallo New
llavsn yesiuday by the asddco Illnessoi
dnvor “Mill mwmm'
ticnalcbusch. tbslsttsrpprt o! Septesla
,Tth.P.C.L.8.olthsCslvsryltsp~
tilt church. 0! Norwalk, will give a
mnsicalandlita'aryconcsrtintbe'l'own
Ball. at Palsileld, on Friday night,
asptsmbsri. w“...
rm roan-is, oi Broad ml... was up
rested lastnlgbt charged with keeping
umbmcmddcg. Heprovsd that the
dogw- at his hot-sunly temporarily
from 159w York. and the case was
dropped- .
Tilers was’accllhiusi on Wall street.
a beer wagon went through the back
panel oi awodsn toppcdgrocevy wagon.
Theownerolthebssrhottliug establish-
mentwnlilssaksdtomake the damage
sood. ‘
Howard. altar destroying the liquor
sinned at theborm‘ ley raid, was obliged
to return the kegstolrs. Kstcl-‘ahan.
where thaheer was bought. and the
demijohns tollr. (lormlsy. Under the
old law the vmssls containing illicit
liquor were dmtroysd.
Under the new law Town Clerk Smith
is allowed to search the church and
parish records to complete his return 0!
births. marriages and deaths since 1850.
luthcsstlmmtberswasno penalty {or
not making returns of these events. Ir.
Smith will take the extra time necessary
and complete this work.
—8ales in the sale deposit vault oi the
Katioual Bulk of Norwalk. 65.00 and up-
wards per year. Call and inspect the
vault. a“ __/
Secretary 1). W. Raymond, oi tbs
Alpha Wheel club. has received entry
blanksiovtbs races to be given Tu.-
day, October 8, at the Daohury Fair.
mmwsmn Theorems
aresstullows: One mile—novice. ball
mile-open. one mile championship at
Fairiield County, one mile-open. two
mile Connecticut championship, half
mile boys’ raw—own to boys under six-
teen, two mile handimp—open. Special
prise givsntorlder making Iastest hall
mile in any race.
The members at Dwysr'sNorwalk City
Band were entertained last night at
Dorlon's Point, by Landlord John O'Sul-
liven, who served a shore dinner. The
handguveonssjoyable concert in the
pavilion hslors andaltsr the repeat. and
a large number 0! visitors listenedto
the excellent music. The band were
carrirdtoandtromthel’olntouthe,
steamer Sylvan Shore. Previous to
starting they played several selections' in
(rout of their bmdquartsrs on Wall
lstrsst.
A party composed 0! li- Jennie
Smith. In. E. B. Sherwood, Ki- An-
nie Peck. In. Ella lilies. In. lid-
wards, lbs heals Hockey. lib Lissie
Comly. Is. and Ira. George B. lotion-
epl, ll. E. Bentley, Charles Pillow,
llownd Hockey and Frank Crowthsr
drove to Ccmpo beech yesterday and
spent tbsdsv at Camp Contact, with
than". I“. E. Robbinsand James Lyon
and families. There was swimming,
bootleg, bathing. mid a gsassal good
time. A sumptous shore dinner was
served.
As Thomas B. 30m. of Norwhik.
was on hb way up Westsvmu'sttdm
Booth Norwalk. Holiday night. lwo
Bprlngfliliyoungmsnthoughtltwould
be agnodjoksto lrightsnhiiuhyphy-
iagbIghwoymu. Thsyjuinpsd outud
grabbed the cotlsrotlrJloppsr’sooot
snd"Jllnmisl'gotahlowInthsiscssss
reward {or hiatus. Ir. Hopper was
badly seared. however, and rsnuptbs
svslusatai‘ucyflankagait. Tbstwo
loksrsarsshivsringinthsirbootstoday
IorIssr they may heaviestsd. charged
wlthlatsadsdthayrobbsry.
Mycurvsiusbissinthssstcde-
pdtvaultollhsl'otlonalliankotilor-
g 3.
limit
vi.
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l
KeepeersdeoyLMIbsslals.
yesterday sltsrnpon, when the snails cl 1
Under the exhibits... Timothy ‘
LADIES’" SHIRT ‘WAISTS.
. BALANCE OF FANCY STYLES.
Wont 75m to Sim Isl 50c; Styles onIIISIJ5 I0 5250 Ioril.00
We Include In thls Sale the
Pepular Serpentine Waists.
These prices rnssn quick sales. Gall early and secure best values.
A Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N
III I”!!! “flail.
m. . trifle.
Leading 'Grocer.
Telephone
W ..... W —
0V2! Till Il'llt.
lssusadflssst-Ithovayla last
length. ,
Ir. and In. I. D. Bond-ll. of River.
sideavenue, are rusticating (or a few
days at Lake Woooabuc.
Albert Kiplsr, who has been under
treatment at the Norwalk hospital (or
sppudioltb of a oourrhal character,
wssdischugsd today. much improved.
Ramon Drake‘s new house on St.
John avenue, is already lav enough along
to show that when completed. it will be
a decided ornament to that section of
Best Norwalk, which i iastahbllding up
with pretty cottages
IQWAH'ON.
During a gains of ball. Honday.hs—
tween picked nines compo-rd principa-
lly otbusiness men, Hoses Beckett badly
io’lursd his finger, and one of Frank
Crockett's eyes was draped in black.
lirs. lienry Cuthill and daughter
Annie and Jemis. returned from a three
weeks' visit to Port Washington, Long
island. yesterday. accompanied by lies
ivy Crookcr, a cousin of the Mines
Cutbill. who will make a prolonged visit
with them.
At the school meeting. Monday night,
3. Themes rad a letter from Mrs. Sam-
mie saying that eha‘ did not' care to sell
the Waverly which the district has so-
lcctcd as a site (or a new school house.
The law relating to condemning property
when an agmmeln cannot be reached
with the owners was alsoread. itis
thought that some terms will be decided
“9°“ M“. .. . . vow, he
a Darla- llorsa Stolah.
When hits. Ilanici Slawson. of Dorian,
went to her barn yatsrday morning she
(com! the staple had been broken oil
and the horse was missing. Mr. Slowson
is ill and so his wife instituted a search.
which mulled in the finding of the
animal at Charla Hoyt's, at. Ox lluige.
it is probable he was stolen. and being
high spirited. either broke away I ruin his
would be captors or else they became
tired at driving him and he washbas-
dosed.
a migrating”
Prosecuting Agent Honcecker went
to Ridgetield last night. and in company
with Deputy Sheri! Thomas C. White,
raided John Iomxhan's unlicensed
saloon. located within three minutes
walk of the Bronchvilie station. They
iound two cases of beer and s demijohn
olwhiskey. llonsghaii was taken he-
lore Justice John 1’. Gilbert. and placed
underbonds 01350 to appear Thursday
atternooo. August 3|, Ior trial. The
ofliccrsalso Iound an internal revenue
license, prim/act's svidenc c of the sale
ct liquor.
Idea lasso.
When the Eden loses, New York, he-
gins its regular sessm the first week in
September, It will oils: to its patroosoiie
oi the greatest entertainments ever pro-
ssntcd by a placcoi amusement in the
world. All d g the summer months
ltsrepresentotiveshavsbscncntheslut
both In this country and abroad (or the
but of talent and the management now
announce to the public that their ellorts
have been successinl, and tor the next
six months the patron of thisiamous
and Mood educational resort will be
astoundsd at the novelties which have
bssnsscursdlnthsway ot stlgs enter-
tainments. It wlilbs thehonisotmusir.
(or DaukoGahor and bk famous Buli-
gsrian orchestration been busy rehearso
ing a large repertoire or classical select-
ions.andtoths admirers of music the
Eden linsss will be a happy rendezvous.
New was groups on added every week
tothcseuowssbihlied ud thousand of
school children stroll through the palst
ialbslbsvery week studying them for
the education to be gained thereby.
The [uses is open Irons eleven
o'clock In the morning until eleven
o'clock at night. and the entire solar
tsinuisot. including the stage perform
aucs. cost only flity cents. An excel-
lent bullet is located in the concert hall.
conducted by Carl Biringcr,awslI-known
caterer, where lunch and "(wants
csnbsbad-stany tints olthsdaystvery
reasonable prlsss. A smoking molt Is
ilttsd with orlsnhl splendor, where gen-
tlslnsn csn lounge and enjoy smoke
whit» their fair companion Indulge in
Ice cream and othsr rstrmhlnsots. Tbs
Items Is a very popular more for incur.
stun parties irons mmundlsg cities and
the new have a corps ct sttsnd~
oats on ballast slltimss tolookaltsr
these-tests lsde-d young people
while they are at theflnssa.
Highest of all' In homing Power. «Latest U. S. Gov’ t Report.
WY PURE
Belting
mPouder
smusns‘wnl RESIST.
l Catlwwn Will Probably lie lat With I
Big stuns.
Now Bassoon. Malia. Aug. its-intense
rsciteuleut prevails in local textlls centers
ever the threatened reduction oi wages by
the manoloctnrsrs oi Fall River. The
spinners here say they will most to the
bitter and any attempt o! the local sor-
yoratlcns to nfosnsa reduction anywhere
tear the sin uni determlncd on at the see
lien 01’ Poll vrr millmen.
A nduction ct wages in Fall River will
sieau a reduction of wages in New Bed;
lord, as it has always been so. The local
labor unions are taking action in the mat.-
in, and no Wh 0! industry will submit
pcaceililly to a induction.
It is the prevailing opinion that thespia-
cm in both this city and Fall mm will
strike rather then submit to the proposed
reduction. The weekly textile payroll of
this city is lot). on. The entorcsmest of a
I...” per cent reduction would rsducs it
”2. I100
Secretary lions has received iniormatiou
Ihat notice of a to per cent. reductionin
wages has been printed in the mills at Sal-
mon Falls, N. it. and that the spinners tori
like resisting its enforcement and have sent
ior Secretary Rose to hasten «to the scene.
Secretary Hula hsis issued a call {or the
national spinners‘ executive committee to
meet in Boston on Monday. at. which time
the sltuotion oi the Salmon Falls' spin-
ners and also those of olhcr‘bections when
reductions are threatened will he acted
upon. ._ ” .w
mm In Amsterdam.
Morrison. )3 Y. ,Aug ‘53. ~The inmsn
machine shops have closed Iorsn indefinite
time. The Morris knitting mills, No. l,
in this city. and No. 2. at Akin, areI propor-
lng to close. The night employees in the
No. 2 mill. numbering ill), have been laid
oil. The mills have been running stemlily
(or eight yours The Seniord carpet mills
are still closed.
lay (”loss For All WInII-r.
MIDDLlimWh, I‘min.. Ann. .. '
stock, Cheney (R Co. oi IVOI’VlhI ..
log 500 band: in mam: :u‘ . ,; nan-y
goods. piano and organ ll'mluimi .‘tl'llulifi,
state thst they will not run more than n
week between now and Member and may
be closed all winter
Will [team Neat Hominy.
l'mnwsscz, Aug. 2.1— The Browne and
Sharpe Manufacturing company. one of
the largest toolmsklng concerns in the
country, will resume opentlons on Mon-
day otter “shutdown oi tour weeks.
A ‘I'rrs Per Cent Cum-l.
but its. .\'. li.. Aug, 28.—-.\'oticespcsted in
the mills of the (treat Foils ldanuiuclur-
ing conimny zit Somersworth slow that on
Sept. 1 a cutlicwn in all departments of 10
pu- ccul will go into disco
“Wavy Yard Pores cut Down.
Buooxlxm Aug 23—— Admlrol Gherardl
sent word to the heads or all Brooklyn
navy yard departments to discharge all
employers whose services oouhl be din
penis-l with.
A lihoeshop Closes.
DDVLB, N. it, Aug. aka—Varese: h
loony s ahoesbop at Alton hits closed in-
definitely because of inability to makeool-
[rationa-
Cotton Ilills to Stay closed.
Wins. Mass. ling. ell—The Otis com-
pscy's {our cotton mills will not start up
on the 28th as expected.
Charlestu's First Dispel—on.
Cilinmrnu. Aug. Bil—The Ilnt dispw
sdry {or the saleot the “Palmsttojag” was
opened at Charleston. About 15 citiuns
were supplied with teddy Moving the
state’s ofliclsl trademark The business
waaopvned by a gray beaded white man,
who stepped up to the sleeve. gave his
name, swore that blend mood ‘
eyes were not caused by rum and paId ll
ovnts tor a hall pint ct whisky. The Isl.
oi the day amounted to about ”0. A ma:
lorlty ot the purchasers were mgroes.
As Immense wn Party.
Ummwo, Aug. 23.- u all probability the
largest lawn pnrty the world has ever seen
was that glrsu at the White City In honor
at the visiting West Point relish. No loss
than 05, 000 people attended, and it b sstl-
matsd by some that the number who sn-
loysd the grand lawn fete was doublsthat.
The party was held on the besutliul lawns
that surround the stats buildings on the
north and o! the Mir grounds
Ila Annoyed George Gould.
Now lets, Aug m-rleury L String.
who said he was In the real astute business
in Chicago and 5'0 years at age, was or
rained bciors Police Justice Martin in
the 'l‘omhs to answer a m at haunting
George Gould's onset roadway and
Insistlug that that gentlemen should give
him a mumttvspcsitics. Esprointssd'
not to so there again and was discharged.
W
m...”
The Eva L. Ferris is at Wilson Point,”
whens she will discharge a portion oi bar
cargo and then come to South Nawslk.
The harps Kate lierIllsnis srrtvsdm
yestsrday with coal for John ll. Ferris.
Thad. 'l'. Billinaysr Is disco-Mlle a
cargooieoaitcvtbsllorwslk (Isa Light
mw’D
Thslsgis hunghtup about 100 tons
olcosilastliiglittortheflsw York and
ltcvwsik Steamboat company, a cargo
which n somewhat out or the propellers
tins.
mum's stst Warns lawless.
Mar well. dear friends, and neighbors.
As you rssd the wondrous story,
How lav sold. and not {or glory.
assume. comm. LAWYIIHJIOARY
.with their mists and main. '
t their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them. with no token
That we s'sr sold host. or motion.
This, the isle they told lodge Kane.
PEOPLE'S IIIIET.
18 North Main st., so. Norwalk.
Tclephouecali, 52—3.
58 wall Street.
Thcsuoeess of Mrs. Anniel. Beam
oi McKeesport, Pennsylvouio, in the
will undoubtedly be of interest (colony
mothers She says: "i spent several
weeks in Jonstown. Pa. alter the great
flood on account of my husband being
employed there. We had several chil
drop with us, two of Jehom talk the
diarrbmi very badly. I am sum» of
Chamberlnms (Hello (bolero pod ih‘
arrhlen Remedy from Rev. Mr. Chap—
man It cured both of them. i knew
of several otheroases where it was
equally successful. I think it cannot be
excelled and cheerfully recommend it "
2.1 and .50 cent bottles for solo by G. (7
Stillson, Druggist.
Mr. Thomas Balm editor of the Grasp
bio, Texarkaua. Arkansas. has found
what he believes to he the best remedy
in existence {or the flux. His experi—
ence is well worth remembering. He
says: ‘ Last summer i had a very severe
stack of flux I tried almost or
known remedy. none giving rel
Chamberlains Colic. Cholera. and Div
asthma Remedy was recommended to
- me. i purchaecds bottle end received
- almoetimmediots relief.
I continued to
use the medicine and was entirely cured
I take pleasure in recommending this
remedy to any race sufl‘eriug with
such a disease, as in my opinion it is the
best medicine in existence." 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsoii.
Druggist.
children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
When llahy was link, we gave her Palltnrh.
when «he was is Child, sh“ vriwl Iur (Nisan
Win-n sh» hw‘ame Miss. silo slung in Fasting,
When she had Children, she gov: them Comrh.
Children Cry for
Pitchcr’s Castorla.
Ohi' lrcn cry for
:Itcher's Gastorla.
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Real Estate and Insurance
wasurnmos WIT.
Persons looking foraln or house onll Int.
With the view 0 port has J, are invited to
call and examine our lint~ have them tor
sols In every parrot the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. m1 5‘
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is North Main street. second floor. win at
N Indu stri temperate. man and his
wife would ll etotaks care or a gentle
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33 Washington St.
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