controls! thootnrtryalnna insulation
of 1M and has niacin a Impala! us of
ti. ”tom" R-sd's admirable tpeech
that was printed in "The Guarani" ycav
tsrday was an usmwsrab'e arral‘n-
meat of the Democracy. There were
the cold facts with their cause too
plain for denial. This circular oi Chair-
man Davis, of the Connecticut Damo-
cratlc committee. calling on the papers
to sin! the workingmen with stories of
renewed prosperity. shows the hopeless
condition of that party. Its only chance
of success II to mislead once more the
water-earning vols-r.
The foolish circular puts a doubt on
can such good nose as has a foundation,
lor It all must mm made to order. Urr
qrrestionably tbs-re has, for a very diner-
snt reason. been some improvement, and
that reason is that the Damocratic Cor.-
grena has ndjoornsd. and conuquenrly
has for a time put itself beyond the power
of doing harm. At that some factories
have started up and others have increased
production. But what an arnument that
is for the Democratic ticket!
The fact is that the whole country has
had its first taste for more than a genera.
tion of the absolute inability of the
Democrats to govern this great country-
They can make an active and virulent
opposition. They can criticise. attack,
and hinder. But when it comes to doing
anything positive, to leading, directing,
creating, they are sun ply incapable
This lesson has now been learned by a lot
of voters who had bad no personal ex-
perience of it before. Now th y know.
There is en ry indication that the peo-
ple have had all the experience thry want.
“its fall they will restore the Republi-
cans to power. Here in Connecticut
there is a lame Democratic plurality to
overcame. hlr. Cleveland had almut 5,.
300 more votes than Mr. Harri-ton in
1892, and Mr. Morris had 1,025 clear ma-
jority for gowrnor. Many shroud cl»
servarn think that this time Mr. Collin
will have a clear majority over Mr. (lady.
That may be dangerously hopeful, but it
certainly does arern Very sale to assume
that Mr. Cr “in will at least have a plural-
ity, that he would be elected by the pen-
pleil he had the plurality choice. and
that b»- will be elected by s Lexlslalure
that will surely be Republican
But for this it is necessary that every
Republican should vote Remember that!
'WHBBDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1M
WIS“ ”I'll—”Want," "To
lion'sarlflorlala” advert-manta. mob
'mnnhmm than. 584mm
’ Inflation. sun marlin. nttlcas. tuna
Ina. m and crab notions. It. Bolton.
Ibo! rata- for displayed advortiaa-snta tur-
w on application.
annaounrorr sans-n: lull. in oil;
. mm“ months. mourn-mm
Wbynswaboynlzca went. to transit!
to the carrier. .
“ll Ollwl—No. ill Wuhlnxtonatrsol.
South Harwell; telephone call. ”-5. Branch
alone. No. is Wall street. Harwell: telephone
“ll. 42 4.
00M MWICATIOII should in all cases be
widths-ed to
1’!!! lvxrrrrro In!!!“
soon Ito-warn. (loan.
‘1
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low York liar-Id Weather lures-at.
Today fair to partly cloudy. slightly warra-
sr weather and light to fresh southwesterly
winds will prevail. proalbly followed by light
_ rain. On'l'hnrsday fair.sll¢htlycoolarwsathv
' or will prevail. with light westerly winds. poa—
Ilbly shifting to northeastcrly on the Atlantic
coast. with the northward advance of the
Cuban hormone. attended by rain, and on
l'riday cooler. partly cloudy weather. possibly
withrsln. and with dangerous gates on the
We
Thor-rumour ”cord.
1 The lowest point of the thermometer for the
.‘ twenty-four hours endlntr at noon today was
48 3 above zero; highest. 70° .
ll-laturo Almanac for 'l’o-morrow.
Backless Sunsets Blabl'lds. Low This
atom at ml more . at rm
l‘ W... W“...
A Deserves! Horror.
The unanimous noomlnation of Senao
tor John H. Ferril, yesterday, by the
Republcans of the Thirteenth district,
was a deserved honor and a compliment
to Mr. Ferris, and an expression of the
desires and appreciation of his constitu-
ency. Mr. Ferris needs no introduction
or inhibition from any particular source.
His record as a Senator is his best recom-
mendation tor a reelection. All his rc-
lations with the public in business or pol-
itics have been most honorable to him-
self and «satisfactory to the people. Mr.
Ferris is in the true sense of the phrase,
itself-made man-a man of the people,
in touch with them at every point. and
is held in so high estimation by them
that it is quite probable he will be re:
elected by them by a greater majority
than the handsome one be secured two
years ago.
[lord Labor the [lost l’unisirmcnt.
(Stamford Advocate.)
It is BIDRCM that the Genital Asrem
hly will boasted to repeal the prone”
“to g morning the support if Wll'm and
chilttrvn. and substitute a more desir
ablt- um- The prwnt one srnds it than
to jul fir failure at supplrt his lam.
i’y. and «We be is thrrm the wile and
children have rllht‘r tn starve or be-
comu obj-«ts of charity The futon and
bur-lurid in the nro-nntime I'H‘Pll‘PR good
tro-auneut aMl food at the jaJ. Another
mallrl’ which slloult receive tlwatleu-
lierltuf our lawmakers I. la, t'fllnltllflh-
count of workbouscs for drum-rattle and
comrrmn nusaut‘ct. “lurc- what they
can» might go towards the support of
dependent farrlilrrs. it must benpuz
zltng question to the j-rdgc of the Stamv
ford City Court and Ju’gss of (lthll'
poltce- courts throughout the state who
or» called upon to punish this class of
attends-rs. To impose tines, ulnch
means d- privatinn to turlr intuilm. nod
to send them to the county jttl, who-re
they may pass their time in tor) luxur-
ious idleness. seem to b», the only aller-
natives at pro-cut. Htrd labor in tin!
best kind of punishment in many (‘llst's
Suddenly Dhrcovcnrd a litmus.
The Democratic papers of Conner: icut
have suddenly discovered a boom in blist-
noes. Such a disconry would under or-
dinary circumstances be hailed with do
light, but for certarn reasons it may be
looked upon wrth suspicion The follow.
ing is a copy of a letter sent out a fetv
days ago by Clinton B. lime, chairman
of the Democratic State committee: ‘-1
believe that if the Democratic newspap'rs
Will make a paint to give half a «:0 corn
to a column rve-ry day or two on the im.
proved condiri m of the country. the:
“fitting of mills and the employment of;
workingmen since the pasmge of the“
Senate bill, it will be a great help to us
in this campaign. I iml the Worlrmg-
men are cunning slowly to us, and I be
llevalf this [mint of the starting up of
business and new enterprics can be
brought before them every day or two
through the public pass that it will do
much towards bringing out our working-
men's vote i would ask as a special
flvor that you make a point of this By
so doing you will greatly Obllgr."
A Strong Candidate llcollrrcs.
William B. Huhbell.who was rominntv
0d yesterday by the ”1mm!!!“ for sena-
tor for this district, and who h m declined
the ncrninatiun, is uullmrlrwlly it...
strongest candidate that that p ny (muld
have spirotmi against lion. J be H
Ferris. Mr. Huhhell has wire
mayor of the city. and was him‘iHl much
time by a most ll timing vote lie is
very popular, and his urn-opturtce at this
time of the nomination would have
strengthened his party. The demands of
the caucus and the olllce, if secured,hos-
ever, are so great that a busy business
man must make great sacritim to yield
tothsrn. and Mr. llublsell has chosen to
avoid them, much to the truth! of his
many friends who would have ho on glad
to give him their hearty support.
"till! ”it”! EUROPE.
A Norwnlk l’lrry has - Tompuatuuua
l’oyags Across the Atlnntlc.
The European party composed of MlI
i-I liuhbcll Hots-Miss and Miss llltl
Kerb-r. of Norwallr; Miss Clara Nelson.
of Ansonia; Mrs. P. W. Harris. of
Springfield. N. J.. and Mrs. S (l Judd.
of Mumford. nrrivui on the steamship
Werra, from (lotion. ycsterday. after a
rough r-vyaro across the Atlantic. The
party trawlcd through lrcland, Scotland,
Friar-ct, Switzerland and ltaly. sailing
from ”count at 8 o'clock on the morning
of ”(3")le 4 The ilrst Sunday out they
encountered a storm which lasted
through Monday. This was nothing.
however, cmuparul with the gala which
struck tht-m on Thursday and Friday.
it was the worst olorm the captain of
their steamship had over up rlcncstl.
They paused a tiltipsrt'cltml M'llmlllfir on
Thursday Tho-re Wore nuaiuns of life
on board. On that slay lhclr' vessel
made truly illf: hints. and would not hove
rustle that.had not the wind blown in her
favor. There was another llt‘Vl’l’llltlll'm
last Sunday and Monday. When the
pilot was taken on the captain was forced
to poor oil upon the watch. a thing
which had not been dons before in his
seafaring career. The steamship was
thirty-six hours late. reaching her dock
at 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Their outward passage was most delight—
ful. no rough weather being encountered-
lrt‘ll
Not the Mt-n But tho Mcthml.
A correspondent says that the mar,
plains, yesterday. in Tm; hummus,
against Pat O'Sullivan and his oxen, is
for fetched and unwarranted. He
claims that the work referred to is bring
well and economically done, and that the
lslectmen were new doing more satis-
irctory or»: work than at mount.
The selectmsn have at least the approval
of those who use the roads. for they are
certainly in much better condition than
usual. This road agitation is a very good
thing. The criticisms may often be
harsh and nndsarrvsduao far as the of»
ilnlslaara concerned. The motile, we
believe, is in the system. which is a re
lie at the past. There must hes radla
“l departure from old mthods helm
say robust-mist road Murillo can be as-
"My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. During the last alchunts,
Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea mature was lresly
sored. -«~ w given and an immediate cure resulted.
TM Ulmlllllnn In "”5 ”um it would have required sooner) visits of
ill-marl (km-Mal aphyalclan.» on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Band's Remedies would have
saved theilts of the child lloat. had they
been within my reach at the time or its
donors.” Ira. l". A. Bennett, its New
The election tales pines three west-
frnrn today. so tar the campaign to
Marian iaararyqulstons, but tits
stators all favorable to tbs Hamlin»
”my. Insulator-swirlin- autumnal. Mus-plus-
orw-soatldsasrflonvm thesis-r. did mam ascents. All
“unmissable. drum
. mm ”m t... ‘ t...
' nun
Sarsap arilla
ADHITTED
, t r u m a,
empirical preparations, whose 3
ingredients are concealed, will 3;
not be admitted to the Expo- 03
sition.” 85
‘Aycr’s Samparilln was adrnltted be- 0;
entree it is a. s alidard pharmaceutical o
pi-cparntlon and all that a family thrill- o
czux- should 2. o
0
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A! the 0
WOR LD’S FAIR.
000000000
"as in run all
It Caner-a an Alarm of Fire in Nurwnllr
Last night.
Short after 8 o'clock last night George
Wakemau. acolored man t‘fltp'oyt-d at
B. W. Gregory's livery stable on Knight
street. discovers-d the chimney lice and
root of the old Coils-r rusch'ne t-hop, now
coupled by E P. H. Cspron's Norwallt
Machine works. on tire He called Air.
Gregory's attention to it. and number
they called on John Carroll, the nests.
taut at Uodtrtaker Jenninps'. to see it
be thought ”It” building Wet-l on fire. By
this time the “truss had gulch] gum]
headway and were plainly vrstbl»
Mr. Carroll untitled C rpmin Dilemma.
turned in an alarm from Box 1.3. at Hale's
drug store The department rcspunded
promptly, with the PXCl‘pllflfl of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder trilll'vp'lll y T00
strrams were soon playing upon the
flames. and it was then found that it was
necessary in rvnch the roof, and a ladder
was borrowed from a nrlubbor, The
flames were soon extinguish“), and the
damage pill but rxcevd $25. The build-
inas are uninsured. During the pnursss
of the the a stream of Phoenix Engine
company got away from (laptam llhincry
and Engineer Aiken and orrncvwd (This!
Engi: oer Promtt.
locating a switch.
A hearing was hem at in» lhrllsull la
ml railroad stmu n in South Norm-Hr.
lllls morning, belon- thv-lerml (hurl-
llllsnlullt-ln. with minimum in
[matron of n “with at llanhllrl
tracks southerly of m» “‘1'“. n- y crossl-Ic
on lin- Wllson Point mill. to extend our
fhr hull any hurt the track-I of ii!!! Nor
Walk 'l'ramvvsy corrlpuny. and northerly
upnu the luml rcrrl-rtlly purl-hawd by the
Standard llll comps. y. U. l' Shelton.
it! ill» lat” llrln Irl’ .‘ll. trill-trl. Humop N
Shelton. of Bring: p in. tlppvntrctl fur Illi-
railroad C mutiny lll'l’l Attorn- v Ru owl
Frtml upimtrrd for the Trims.) c in.
party The l'llulwl-‘Htlllr rd nrai ll w pa -io-
lftfrl'l'~ll~tl want in Ill" ll r‘nlli fl :.Il~l «'X_
L. w
thr-
nlrluml the place ullh l‘r‘lrn-m‘l- v -tl,o-
prnpns' ll layout.
mlJ mrnml tn tvcxt Tltwdm at lll.l" r| m.
at the rnllrvhdsultlnrl. ll lri u. ll Kolrubll
tlml tllt- Standard lltl c rmpan)‘ 3 hit 1w
llllll’l a large more harm: tn lll“ hurl
soutlmly oi the U lily plnuv. and n..rth-
«rly ut thr- highway, to Invitamwiiw"
ahippi- g facilitus at Wt'mn l’ mt
Tllr- lt' it'lltt' '.\ '1‘ llwn
Buying Apples In ill-inc.
"Tho npplc buyers have in be full-M's
whomn lll‘l‘ through it Illlllatllfli‘. ' NI)“
one of the Mulnc fraternity. "We «lo not
often gut tttkrn in. for thcrc's a sort of
rucntnl trlt'grnplty tlutt tolls us win-n to
lll\v(‘titlflllll', and that‘s what i moon by
‘scolnp through a mlllstutw.’ lwne tnkr-n
in oucc, though, by u mun who brought
l7 burn-ls h tlnzctl mllcs nntl looked mo
calmly In the t'ycs us he unsurul mu qttlcl
ly tllcy Were all Al in also lllltl quality l
lookml uric hum-l all through. and on tlwy
were all right my lllt'fll’lll fllilf’fll boll rt'
Illlllllt‘tl quiet. 50 l pnld him n tlrst class
prlw, mul lll‘ wmtnlf with his umncy. In
loss than tl-n lulttutvs. lowing occasion to
mow (llll‘ of thoolln-r llurrt'ls. ll lmw lwml
lntr lll'llllpt‘ll out. and tho mutt-ms rnllctl
upon tlw flour, rllspluylng us mmtm phw-
of llcltcmllnu us it was cwr my lot. lo “"0.
'l‘lwrc wr-rc unorl apples ut ”rounds. but the
middle purl. l'tllrl gourd (or llllllllll“. l or
untllml tho otlwr barrels and found cwry
otw. l‘xl't'ph that I lnokml tlrruttuli at first.
it rtllllt l'rutltl. l Went for tho m-llr-r lmf-m-
hit but! ”lull in ll‘lll‘ll luwlt llllll liltnln him
my lttwk llltI mmwy and lake Ills upplt-s
homo with him. Youclm but i ltullilcd
all Hm ollwr lmyvrs in tllul port of Muinc.
and now that limit run't soil It pw'lt of pit
tutors without. its llt'lllfl wcll ltmlml m'cr
lwiorcllhrttl. "=~l.l'wllllnll .lourrml
Appreciation of “mi Talking.
'l‘lwrc Mo many stories illustrating the
cuts will: which tlw Indians nru dupctl by
the Montana». 1 know. for lhsluuru. that
a Mexican unro lmuultl lrom an llllllllll a
tltsnpmtt-rudlt. mnl ultrr ltllllnu it pillll
for it with the loud, lllllll nntlcntrulls.
and tho lmilatt was wlrl'oclly stillsllml,
Allothur Merit-rm lllll lN'ltl'f' still. llo
paid for his slump with threw some violin
rttclus. and “ltpukn so well" tllnl, the in-
tllnlr was mutuut to remain in Ms debt. as
the final result of the transaction. The
rlclwst llltlllill in the whole Sim-u was in.
tlllcctl to sell it mum to n Mexican who
lrml tlovrm‘tl It trunk of his Vi‘l‘fillrtwll’tl pow»
era locoimnuumtlng the trmlr At that
it was ngrlw‘tl llmt he lllmllltl pity two rows
for such ox. As he llllll no mm» with him
he tools the rum. lenrlnu his lmrw mul
saddle as Mlltrlly. 'l’lw llllllllll is all"
walling. Wlwh IcXIrr-sst'tl my surprise
tothc lndlnu at the case with which he
had been thus «hr-amt, the rt-ply was that
the Mexican "spoils so mall.” Thurs are
so law Mexicans who limit the language
well that the Indian in his pleasure loses
all cautionull‘rum “’l‘arshutuarl bits and
6th
Domestic and linen llepl’s.
'lhe few kinds we tell of here stand for a
dozen others. Spats rumpus us to menllcn
only a few:
Brown Shootings.
llmwn Muslin. one yard wide. extra beau .
433:: a yard.
one bale. Brown Muslin. one yard wide.
re nlar llc quality, 5% a yard.
went 5'41“! pieces Brown Muslin. two and
one—fourth yards side. 1259" a yard.
One thousand yards Brown Canton Flannel.
re lar ll’lc quality. Tléc a yard.
wn hundrcd pairs extra heavy lll-l Blank-
era. recnlar VII Ire. Ii 25. 79c a pair.
I run hols Comfortsbles. hilt: eat-h.
Filtv lrlrt‘tfl extra heavy ult-lincn Crash.
wnl’tll lllc, at one a yard.
lilchen Department.
large (in-amt"! Glass Vases. 9» each.
Colored Glass ("elsrv Holders. 9c each
Four-quart Glass Preserve Dishes. 10c each.
Ten- to e Dmrrated 'l‘ullet tier; rcaular
prtcc. Mil. 81.191: set. .
Bis‘ell‘s Grand Rapids Carpet Swwter. $1.96
each-
lndlvldual Sonar and (‘rvam sets. lie I! set.
"ultl‘ll lilus ('ups and Saucers :ilk' a set.
"no—hundrsd-pm-e English l'rlnt Dinner
‘3- is. at 35 9“ a s- l.
Corsets.
Filler-n ’lvlv‘ll.“ l slzct; rcullnr valor. :‘Jk.
ill with a pair.
Norwalk, Conn.
llry floods, carpets and Kitchen Furnishings
Saturday Mornlng Great. Sale Begins.
OUR ANNIVERSARY
When the doors close t. morrow nitht. six years of business shall have been done in our store.
ed the greatest retail success in Norwalk. Through good tlnws and bad times our business has grown. and while the store
has been the best and largest in Norwalk from the day the doors nere final. thrown open. it is '
servefitbe buying public than ever lefore. ,
We consider it our pleasant duty to thank the people for their generous support.
yourl a doubt that honorable. homer and straightforward business mellml
tapes.
Twenty-five f‘nnsv Capra. “.7 inches long:
regular price. $10. $7.93 each.
Carpets and Upholllely.
Halt—wool ingraln Car' ts. re ul r it
quality. (ll c a yard. 96 g a )0
Brussells—regular price, hill). at the a yard.
”or this sale only—ltace Curtains. Pole and
Trimmings. complete, £ch a pair.
Nations and Trimmings.
lialr Pins~rs¢ulnrprlos. silt papers for-120,
am all papers for be.
Ninevtartl piece Bolling. regular price in
yard. 2% piece.
Bastion l‘olton. six s tools for be.
(Zlnrlt'sll. .‘l. ‘.Uroul.tet Cotton, all colors.
live spool!- for lilo.
""333 Steels—white. black and drab. 4c
dozen. '
liarnlng l‘otl rn~rvcular pr'ce In. 3(- ball.
Hay Bum. ill" ti b-tllla.
Box Writing Paper and Envelopes. he a b x.
...lumlshlngs.
Five hundred man wanted to give our Men‘s
Filrnlrhluu Department a rrlal.
Hit) dozen men‘s Wltitt-l'n'aulldered Shirts
relul’nrcrd back and front. made of Fruit oi
the Loom unrelin. :lll (wills ant-h.
(ins case men‘s line natural Wu vl Hose. ex-
tra quality. ti o pair.
Sixty tlnz n men‘s extra heavy liray Under-
shlrts and Drawer»: regular valuc 75w. filo cat-ll.
Twertty‘tlve “”73 n tlmu‘ a Night. whirls-—
plain and fancy. lllv rm la.
Fifty dim-n Mclt's Ties. all an lee; mint-.1134»,
each
'3. .
Boys Knee Pants. 244‘ a pair.
6 th g \
These six years marku
today in bttlsr coudltlou to
Their liberal patronage proves he
is are appreciated.
Six Sewing Machines Given Away.
To all the more fittinxly express our gratitude. we propoae giving away six valusble sewing machines,
day evening. Oct. 22. at 8:30 o'clock, and on each succeeding Mom
small or large, is enlitlcd to a chance on one of these Machines. Save your coupons. It is worth trying for.
Parties coming from Westport. Rowayton and Barton will have, at all times, their car~fare paid by us, both ways,
——
Prlces in Many Cases Cut in Two.
beginning Mon-
lay evening, ending Nov. 26. Every purchase made,
Dress Bonds.
A n extensive line of all that is new and novel
wrll reel you in this department:
As solders for this sale, we offer three great
bargains.
Twenty-ll ve laces Colored Henrietta» 30
inches wule. it] new. 17c a yard.
Five hundred yards saucy Maids and Mir-
tugss, 36 incheskyvtde. lllc u yard.
en Ilium-ll arlaian Nuveltl , »
wide. 39c a mm. as “ huh“
Hosiery and Underwear.
One c L‘lt‘ children‘s Wool Ribbed Hose. extra
been; regular value, No. llc paint: pairs for
Loo
Seventy-live dozen lsdles' flue E ‘ tian
llecced Vests and Pants, 2‘30 each. gyp
Lalliss‘ fleet-ed lined Vests and Pants, a
slug) rlnr yarn. regular 500 quality. 34c each.
‘htldxen's Winter Merino.all sizes, lilo each.
Handkerchiels.
Lmiles‘ Plain Hemetllohed and initial iiantl-
ken'hlefs. just think of it. 3 cents each.
Lfilies‘ Linen Initial Hemstltcbed. 12%, cents
sac .
Men‘s lame size. honxslitchsd ll cents each.
{lion's all-linen hemetilched. worth 19 cents.
12% 00ml; est-ll.“ l
les' wavy ‘no Sultsxi to 12 on :r
value. $6. Slim each. h S cgulnr
Gloves, laces. fut Trimmings.
Thcastlcpnrtmerts contain so many choice
things (but it is lrupomllble to tell you a;l.
Dunn tin-sale Special Prices will be the rule.
'l‘nuozeu tine. quality fonr- button ladleh‘
Kid (llnvcw. all new. 77w a pa 1'.
r‘eallre: turd Fur HUM. lrom :50 up to it as.
The BostonSlorellorMain and Wall Sls.,Norwalk.lelephoneCall,57-4
A Very Valuable Medicine.
Tllrl’l! is no medicine so often nclsicd in
or. ry home und so admirably adapted to
the purpose-I for which it is intcndui. as
Unnm'wlain‘s Pull llllm. Hardly a
wo-vh phases but some lm-rrlhor {of the
family l’l‘lH novel of it. A llmlllifl‘llt‘ or
htill‘lt‘hr' may br- curud by it. A touch
of rheumatism or neuralgia quit-It'd. The
so-vt‘rt‘ pain of a burn or scald promptly
rel rm! and the sore hcalcd in much less
time than when nlt‘illl‘lm' has to be lit!!!
h r A sprain may be promptly trentctl
:w'urmltll urrlimuo :N‘lrl In. which int-un-s
w . urn Ill ism-tit nm-liurrl ut' the tullc
utlmwiue required. this and bruises
~hvlllll root-ire irntrtmiiale trcntmcnt be.
full‘, tlwl parts become swollen, allich
can only lu- duul' wbenl’aln Balm is kept
at hand. A sore throat may be cured be-
fore it incomes serious. A lame back
n llt'Vt‘ll and several days: of valuable
now could or a pain in the side or chest
t-urrd wi:bout paying a doctor's hill.
Proourv a fill cent bottle at once and you
will rum-r rcgrrt it. For sale by ll C.
William]. ill urgist.
II it how l are ilalllluhhflt‘ gtt’os n .m.
or at his aw our and .‘alltlmtnotmosttu.
i'Imvnk'. whim. mus. W pmtpm ulyllpl‘ptlih
"H" wa inmplr r‘lh‘iltl NAM.” in doc
Hid; gull lllll'lll how in pity $5.“)
.w. ..t 'Tltt'lam l'..o w urn to cum tlwm
Wiml would be the MVIH‘K put ohms u
Lin .linnor about“ m.’ be pivt n. how
Help“ 87 pomms at to. («well
Inquire at l'l”"lll'r"'l mw slum. when
you urn) l2." .w l‘lm ianlvw’ and
git. . r\"l .' "'o‘l'ur
.ty'l'
. ‘fl
Ayn r'a lialr Vigor. which has ulttllw-d
and mqarmlmi lumomlu of similar pro ~
partition» is umloulllully the ”Will. {llall'
i mullle M wull an t-ctttmtlllclll llllr-tlrl s-
slug in the murlt-t. By its use. the pull!—
not head of hair norm ln'llulllt’tl luxuriant
and lwuutilul.
llatsctlvss Nestled flora.
hills-rlntcudsnt Ubnrlos Ainuc. of the
National llctwtivs liuresu, lnuinuapults.
ind . announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private dehcllvm
under his instructions. Experience in
the worlt is not necessary to success. lie
stilts a large criminal pspvt am] will send
it wttb lull particulars, which will ex~
plain bust yummy --nlcr tlv profession
by addressing him at Indlmmpolls. Ind.
Chamberlain's colic. cholera anti lllar-
rhoss lemony.
"1 would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor 1 know of." rays Mrs.
Battle Mason. of Chllton.0arter 00.34%
in speaking of Chamberlain’s Colic. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
Customs,” by Dr. Carl bumholtadn licrlh
bar's.
G. (l. Btlllaon. amulet.
llrlt‘gvport t-tilro. Lun- nrrlrctl all the
The obit-cl of this Free Hen-it's. it that they
may lwcomu rapidly m'qunlntwl it uh the sick
and nilllclmlmnrl tmlww what wonderful slit-,-
t-ona can lK'll'lllt‘thl when «ileum s are cars-
lnlly dllltlllN‘l-ll and scientifically treated by
expert slwt'lnllsls.
All that ls tlslwtl or expel-it'll in return for
this Free Service, is that each patient. when
t-urcd, will rscmnnu-nd lilo-w ll'llfllll‘lfllm and
their t stem of (realtrtent to 'lll‘ll‘ lrlemls.
The Motors fowl assured that the grateful
ondorsomcutuf them pnt‘nnls will give them
an extruded lli‘lll'lll'l' nt (mm. and umply rem
pity for this “Mutt. cximmlllm‘o of lime and
trlonoy.
'l‘lwae plryslvlmm wish it rllllllltl-l‘yIntuit-r-
sml.lhnl,wllllc tilt-y lrml all l'ltmnlt‘ All-
llw Viral and Only “ltllltlllll Rimlum m lfuru.
Hilllllh: it t}. M. lil'l‘ll.
THEY ARE HERE.
w;
al Medicine
t‘lutrlcrmi and llll‘ltl‘lllll‘lllml by Spellal Act of [rubllllnrlu June Ill, boll.
lh-ndqunrter-i for the Ullllt‘lll Slates. Philadelphia. l’u.. “'illl supplI-rlwntury olllccs st Bos-
lrn. .\l as. ll ltltltn't', ~Itl.. \\ ltllllllltll'lfl. ll. (‘..
()ltlo. null [iv Mgr-purl. l‘rmn. 'l'llu Nils-f (if tilts“ and tL-tstn‘mlmi doc in" Mill Hurtgmltls from the
Pittsburgh. l'... ha I t‘clt‘l'. \. Y . (‘olurulnls,
l‘lTl - HDTEL - SOUTH ~ llllliWAlK,
AND OPENED llFFll‘E IN l'ARlJ‘llS l AND :3.
[FALL \VH" VI'HT ‘ll‘lll‘llflc EMINEKT PHYSIUIANS ItKP‘tlBE "("12 13h".
“'ll.l ItI'CItht'! CllNSIllll‘llTlilN. ADVICE, SEI‘VIULS AND RERGHIAL TREAT-
Mlflb'l' ABSULITTELT FRI.” UN'IIL UUKEI).
moms. they wlll not take incurable castes. and
it sin-r examination, your I'll-t9 is found to or
of such it nature. you wl l he so iniornled. and
saved all tnrlhor trouble- and wrpuw.
Thlsls your Ilpporlllllll)’. No manor what
{our cumlrlinn may bu. how llllll? you have
t-t'll alck. or how many doctors 'oullave triad.
holrmllor what your doubts. 'l‘bore are but
l'UWI'M‘N lirylllul now. A perfect knowledge
lllerls‘llNllrvullP-bnll its cure. it is your llzc
that ion! strtkt: )0" must author in mall or
sum-r. Nu runner how lllllll)‘ phys clans have
ulwu you up. or how many lumpltlutbuve turn-
oll you away an incurable Do not swept What
artyimtif nuts» on slrul lit to thus! physicians
and ml My )‘tlllllwl'. lll')' giro you this op-
portunity fr ec ol' ultptilllttl.
'l‘lms Mil-vltlllala will lulnlll‘l’l‘l) curs f‘slarrh. llrouchltls, Asthma and Throat and Limit
Diseases. hllll will Absolutely (l lul'ullll't‘ «very cue ut l‘nmumpllon the ' saunas m trout.
unnicul ll'tlltl'tu‘lll ls unto sun-smut remain in its rcull‘lu. l
limit-villi", nod all lorms of Nervous. l‘lllKltl. Hklu nlul Hut-tirlcal lllsenrwa of men permanently
Hired by their Hpoclllv 'l‘rvallnuul, 'l lump r-lllft‘l'llll from t
l'rllll'l'f‘. or any l--rm of Mill or 5mm HIM-rum. should \‘lsll llwm at mm: and lumntltulls this.
This
l'hllotmy. l yhlcrln. Nurvtlllll Ex-
lmumul lam. Horus. llll'lirk. 'l‘umrvrs.
it I’ FI'NI).\VS DIAMEI‘.
General llllices llll lhl State at Connecticut, I29 Falrlield lie.
Wlllilllt All. Ll'II‘Tl'IlH SHOULD ltl“. Alllilllllllil-Ill.
IBI'TIIH stars on rrtrsmans wru. ltl'l'tl‘ltlt lcrrtur no oar-r.
till lllt
Oil! Well Hand Laundry
ll Washington Strut.
Scull hrrwrll
an, WAR“ unnrc BY MIA NI .
It) All"!!! Imhtll lb ill‘lllsflllltu
SOTISI‘AO’I‘NJN HUABAHTEEI’.
400% “ALL!” I'll“ AM) IiEIJVIlIh
Ill fill“? it? cannon. it! 1'th
.lllllll’ WARREN. Proprietor
Branch nll‘cewtlmrgc in. illicit. .‘Vulu street.
clarion.
iii. sanitation
lllllE Clllllllllll.
GIRLS Mill lllllllli lllllES.
- transmit»
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE. lltwltt.
r
t
EiSllllS' NOTICE
Ass ‘ 0
VV E. lln- umlurslunul. hurl-by give notice to
all ‘ll‘rilliufl null rurpttrllllt'lllh. llnlllh to
pay lnxw in lltu'l‘lmtt or Nurwalll. lhlll. they
are r: qulrml by law to deliver to the Assessor!
or either of llwtn. on or below the first tin of
Mw-mlu-r. Wt. n wrltlt-n or printed list. i sl~
tillml mwi llllll sworn to, of all the property
wnu bpllwm on the first tiny of lumber.
ll‘lll. llub t» to taxation. otherwise it. will be the
dul ’ol llw Ame-1mm!" llllll'll‘ out Mich list. In»
our! in lullurlr best judgment andlthowlstlnn.
and or ding: ton (torrent. therrbo. which the
arucumpr led by law to do. and from with:
lists an rustle tin-re in no appeal.
H.~-Llstslnuy be retllrnsli to the Asses.
sure. at the relentmrn's oliics. Bank llulllllnn .
Mrs lllll. and at thr- l'mmcll ileum. llavllantl
strwt. Polllh Norwnlk. from and lucludlmt
llvtolw ill. not. in and including: November
1st.. llllll. saul offices to happen from low Ill
o'clock a. m..nml trnm ll to o’clock p. m .
and on Saturdays and Fun-ml)" 1st from? to
ll o‘clock In the vvettlmr.
Dallyl arborwalk (lumber 2d. 1M.
mastitis A. l).l..r-. l
H. HMl‘l‘H “HUMMEDH'AU. { AW)“.
JAMEH Mll'lfllllhlu
rilltn
v“
Til ADVERTISE”.
Gluing» cannot in guaranteed the sum
in; '1“li tin. Burp reasonable
.ortwilltrmwle uumnowdutspn-
gons, but claim». cannot be new
asurlghlnnlem amount!
st Momma the daybrforarltaapa
lam: .
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