f
2
. I, . abottlo orohambemin'a Cough
' ’ , ’Btillson. dronin-
}:
l
in in uremic. -:
remedy ins new a”. and
took a talilrspoonful (tour
maul draw) of Chamberlain‘s
only just below going to h d.
damning libs found that inr
“Wt outimy disappeared
flu a” aha look a low draw of
(«ma triaiip-‘innl'ulval; ‘a lim‘)
Mingsin took a tablespoonful
gtohedmod on tho follow.
' in: awoke tree from all syrup
who cold. 8 mo then shu has, on
“occasions. used this romwly In
minor. with the some good Insults,
much fluted over her discovery 01
Wk: way 0! curing a cold. For
' G. U. Htillaon. drugxist.
. W
..i. own... ................ .. w.
Wink the dirrct roenlt if iudi
_ Ind stomach disorders. Reumly
by thing he Witt’s Little Em.
‘1 and ydur heuducho disappears
mftvofltollnls pill-i sverywhoro. G
then Needed Hero.
dent Charles Ainge. oi ih»
- ‘tivs Burma, ludinunpolir,
thn‘i'
Experience in
'. not necessary tosuooam. l-lp
particulars, which will ex-
yon msyyntor the profession
» -. day 01 telephone, telegraph.
m 1 our! steam, people cannot at-
ordio I“ days or as many hours for
ellinute Cough Cure. Neither
hours. nor even minutes «lupin!
= relief is afforded. G. A. Grrg r} t
G. 0. Stillson. -
W. O. Hartman, sheriff of Tyler
, W. Van, appreciates I good thing
. . doesnot hesitatezo any so. He was
prostrated with a cold when he
-y. He says: “1: gave me prompt
- . I find it to be rm invaluable rem-
! for nough- nnd colds." For sale by
flu-m ‘a miracle. It won't rum
4 ‘ , butit mill curs piles. That‘s
~ Do Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo will
' Wit has done it in hundreds of
1.. . f‘ G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C.
L. H. Decker,
DEALER. 1N
WALL PAPERS,
PAINTS, - - -
lIllS, - - - -
GLASS, ETC. - -
Turn the search light of inwa-
tigation upon our prices and
“’11 bring your 8 3 3 8 s
“l.
mow humus.
nonhuman. -;
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WESJHMIED m
m. .
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79
Insomnia, South Normlli.
EWCKS.
to tom: in stocks ln s an and
thou
a
pay you mm on
of 1mm in no
posits "(wind
' "' " «Nonlinear
' m I
’ 33,10! nthors. it you on “tuning
mil gtnaln mnmldm
m 1 . . ' r -
‘ mum or.» 7 .
. Bloom m "pun, main ”In. on
I!» leilouohln. . . ‘
Fashion» in mldwinter on not remark-
able for new ideas or magi-mire indica-
tiousut the coming modem, not there is a
spirit ormm-sr about tin-m which brings
manv caulrmllctimm us to the changes
we may expect. Ous uuih .rity Miser-is
that the. pr» mpective skirtn .ll'L‘ to l»: nmdo ‘
entlrrly without LIN hula-Int. ; lining and
popular gmlrt plniln. um! that tho ulwvm
are to lm vislluy reduced in my. while
anollmr ptmillvm’y noun-5 in; limb tho
skirts or.- in be. much huh-r, otill’encrl
and lilitlii‘ll to stand out \‘v'k‘ll from the
waist. w u. thi- «(fret Hf :i luhtlr. unil
ulm-vrs more llxillooivlil-L-r than Wi-i'.
But wlmtcwr mnv 1min pr: hill-1‘1, thorn
in no qumuun a.» to the immwli in! cm.-
dition of luim-m, and we nnzyonntinue
to modol our gowns. Mi ‘1‘ Mn: approval
style of tho duy. '
The skirh hull rum; in width lnrtwwn
live and high! yards :n‘vm ll Eli. liiolu‘mtnm
and the 52mm- j, cmw .. l.|_\' m wmpiugu
new Variety. 'lh: lulmt murmur-t slvcw
is simply u large how of m! a: vulvct or
ribbon ulmul HX inches wulv, urrmigcrl
high on tho almiulrr.\\'1H.oi:e Surge loop
killing ('Ml'll Wit), and ii knot. or romattu
in tho lllzthlw. :~'.nin lwp». urn nnulo
double, mnl llmllwul \"..'I\’rl 4m- llllltll with
silk, whilurllmun is til-.1 ill a bow with
l
ends. A so“ drapery of main around the
nrmholo in caught. ul-«o or (In: top, and
from this n {rill or warmth-d hive falling
down penny to tin.- mhow. is another
pretty fancy, Slain-s nro out so that all
the Xulnvm l‘nlm". from unxlurnculh in-
stead of lit thi- top of NW arm. and again,
to show tlu’ outline of [no arm, at the in-
side, with the fulnms fullingut the back.
The broad. sloping vll'vut is givon to the
shoulders Iny “'lllt‘. plain up inlets and fun
plaitings of sutiu or vulv--I.r-ilged with
late. as shown.
BIOHM‘K of volvl-t in El {liliuront color
from the skirt nl‘i‘ :1 Very popular style
in I’uriu. 'l‘lu-ynrc mmlvquiie pluinmml
worn wil Il Ifl't‘llllll, sllIHxlIll (not h and hill.
skirts.
Therein .lll dupillin: lln‘l'ucl thattlils
in an r-xlrumzzri ll p-riml of dross, but
thoroisun-h :i.. l“:ll.l‘~\ \nrivly in Innin—
riuls and um.“ luv min: 1.1"“! that this
(ushiuiu l’l \flt'llc‘ .H‘r- ("‘llil’lllllll‘ with
5‘“er \-\’;wi.~» N \“r’ll .’I‘~ ..,l":i. l‘lttln
skirts lli‘l' 11min (H I.i~1ilvii:lli.i- in [how
which :ll‘l'll'llililli'll v.;::v :ym-Cy \\llll fur
and jM. :I..i M 1m- I.l~‘lll“.l twining is
more pwpnmr mr l‘» :rxmming ilmn
blm'k smz. now/2:, l: l- not Wildly
lel'lil‘li\.ls:' r-wn ll n... .I ymlx sun» 1'!"
quirwl. .\ [wr’lll’ Hut 1 u" u L' rinrml i'rc~
pan or pluin Woulv'n m mix N to arrange
bows of lrluvl; ailizi rinlmn iivo ll’ll'ilt‘l-i
wlilo, oil In slur: Inn lbw in the contra. zit
.\1i
inturvul» ull urnnml ih- Imllnm of the
skirt. 'l‘hnlnulim- lulmllirl 1w oi milk, tho
nmnn slimlu on tho skirt. a! mlulwl ull our
with lrl‘llll'“"l"ll jttl. and norms» llu‘ Hunt
in the l" 1"" hr :0 WW" 1W!» lillmlu it! (my.
rum-r rihlow. 'I' w let. of Hawk, "Hint
hnvou how and mm. «nth .u moi-r slit.
of "10‘ from. Now rulnr. Ill all Ilulmdos,
1!! Mill popumr. "ml ll mm 1mm l‘l‘mllllhlm
the (inl'lll‘li r m-. win h n Mllullww ul‘ llllltlk
Ibontltwhlvh now”. it w... run, mpg.
clnlly In wlvm.
ltlh mid llmi lll‘ M" ., I ~ u! the
only sprin-z urni ~ I» * om HA. y and
OXMllniw'n lru‘n‘n l \1' ‘ l... a of llm
cloth sliirhml o m u-ml. mm m», with
hruldinu. or with tmrl'nu h .l\ Luna» "1
black Hltm, wim-h m l -l luuvy.
Tho-m Immlu (mill v H w m». of 1),.
Valid mnl Hurt.
rim-hm: urn wry p lp'llrlr w ll ., portion-
lnrly wlwu “W are“? m- um.» rhino rlly
bum. A 1min him- tum-i t «ilk. uuulo up
plain for n youuu ulrl, h is in mi. of hm.
and pink rliiw rllihum l1 1 y...“ In a
“run how in tho bark. or u llu- v11”). full
on elllwr will of llw plm‘ 4 m ihu nklrt.
Pall arm n «ilk mukm u v «y many own.
“mill-ow. Man i m .- 1.1. .‘|_‘ ,- u twist
nrouwl r" w}, nun-rim .. . ..., the
Dholtlllm‘ iv 4 u'ImHI-u . ‘ur u «won. and
I boll. mm wan n 2hr mn;‘.. lImv-orplnk
amour-um». usauuuhw willlllll‘lmm.‘
with how . —. n .. :2.» l >1» .u-uumt tho
IN“. IN u up 4! 1 iv mot 1.! ill. full
Mt,thuy urn evwwllw r r pretty. Bind.
OK Hill: ribbon to mntrh tho org-w. ”
“the summers cod minions I: go...
mm long not on «at am. a a.
nun—1.! m. . _
a»
,i. . 0. l...»
1! ill! am. "My“ , ,,
~ Humming glmeom will! u: arm
wrung»... run ulna wand 1m. ‘ , '
. (for u lug-h the n’liltowinz‘d min)! 80. .
, Bearing the holy dead to heaven.
8h: mun-hm) a hrhlco oi Murrow—those foot,
Ba light they did not bond tho boll»
om.» U ‘losllnl anyhow-lo: ' ‘
They fall llkn dew drop» upon the flowers:
Then all the air grow anomaly uwemtl
And thus casino, dainty Baby Bell
' Into this world of ours!
-—'l‘houms linlloy Milrlch.
ARIZONA’S GIRL MINING EXPERT.
At Ono Time 8110 Won the only Woman III
I Mining (Pinup of 1.500 Men.
“Arizona has tho only girl mining
expert in the world," said Illnjur John
Rulvlins, of l’Iminlx, Arizonu. “For
years she has followed up ull tho new
cumps und pdhh‘ml judgment on mines.
“or noun.- is Nullio (.‘ushumn. Jllut now
“he is niukim: u pull for tin: llnrquu
lluluminvn. Slu- nns juur hwn lll lion
Angulm uml bought a n-Mnnrnnl. outllt
tor the nvwcump. and wlnlu hwr i'lll-
ployws lil'l‘Vl.’ linen" and lit-Inna in the
ll.tllll|:l'1‘llll‘ll.‘ll lllllli‘I'H nt pl lllllct’l‘,bllt‘l
will lnulwnerlo’mtinn und noggin mining
as usual.
"She is u wonderlully plucky girl. It
is about nine year» now h‘lllt‘rs fill” first;
came to ’l‘ucwn. him was l)!‘l;:lllilll)' from
Dodges (,‘ity, KHIL, and Could uni, have
Inn-n more than 17 )'l?ltl'H old. She got to
exuunninp, thoore ill-l it come out of the
Tucson minus, and was soon us good a
judgeol its vuluu us her hrutln-r Jim,
who Who l'nrvmuu und mineralouist in
one of tin-m. 'l‘lm lioysin the 'l‘mnhslone
locality Minn hogan to he! on Ilt'l' jmlgv
merit, undiound that she was a wonder—
fully guod gliessur, and hit it close every
time. ”or fume npreml and minors, who,
as you know, are always nupcl‘ntitinllfl,
got an idea that to have her around and
enjoy hvr good opinion some way brought
‘Iuck. She knew whore to dig for ore,
too, and some oi the ore in the Contention
was found by following bur advice in
running u drift.
l ENGLISHMEN nor in IT.
Americans on Honor Bros-“H1 and llet~
tor Crowned.
.
I “Engliahuwn rm: nnl nvurly so well
: dressed we are .\mnri(‘un.~," said u tourist
i who :ipont lust anninn-r in England. “And
.' well dnwwd Rnglishnmn uru not, as a
2 rule. m'urly so well uroonml us are our
; well drosmul Amurimws.
‘ "i “In sponkiug particularly of the
rhino which on. ull'urd imlrvu iii-cording
’ to itsdvniri’n, and not. nl‘ Hm English [wo-
f ple mi 11 wholo. For lln- lulu-r point. it. in
In {not that in no vountrr in tho World
3 are the wliulv plfllplt’ rm “'1'” lll'l'SHt’d us in
.tho United States. This, of cam-ran. up.
’plies to tho towm. iorin (in: country,
risewlwre no how, folks wvur old clothes
l from choice us nun-h in. front neces-
sity.
“But the working pwplu hero not only
have more monuy to hpl‘llll in Hollies,
but take it much greater inn-r415! in hav-
ing good cloths, and in their pi-rsonal
appearance ucimrully, tlniu do the. people
of the some clans in any l-iuroponn
country.
"The puoplo whol have ospvclul relen-
ence to now. however, uru [limo who can
well all'ord to buy good ului lll's. who
roully wuur good viollwx, and u ho. if
they prove it in thought, \\'u'.ll(l think that
beyond doubt llu-y wurc wr-ll rim-mod- the
arr-nine ruu ol men, such as you would
meet any ilu)‘.
So {urns lllt‘l‘llsi.)’ll‘gllt‘b, it is n dilTrrent
thing tlsrl‘n [rum llr'l‘r'. and Wu do not got
many of uuri-lrm uml {ruliinim in rlulhns
from Enulund. m. 1 “no quick to dim-over
in my own tin-w this your. llnvugh immy
people think (In: ltllt‘hl lmnlon alylu in
the llllt‘bi. ilnnu.
"This your, :11 nny min, lln» l;!ll‘~sl. lhing
in men‘s ('Inl km in IMH'IHH Wnlllll I»,
about u your moi u lml.r illlr' m .\'vw York
'l‘lu‘n, on u gonvml ml". I-Luizinhnwn Iiku
their violin-s to hung lllnl‘v laum-ly than
do .\nn-ri1-:m~‘.mnl ll In not the rut of tho
rhythm on whirl; l lid‘l' my opinion zilllb
gulln'r, ulilmngh Hm ix. to my mind, in
grunt point in favor of lln: Amrrii'un.
l-Inulish tailors don‘t know mm'h about,
lilting u mun, run-rm. in tho mutiur o! n
box U\'|'l'Cll.'|l,, [m‘lnrp-.,
An 0|qu Letter to Santa Claus.
llmr Sun‘nl'Luwnl um n lllllu girl H yours
old and 1 mm! you to bring mu u pinno
and on; doll nud rm'kin; «hair and mind
and pin-urn hook and rim: is all My
name )liuniu .‘l Kiri-lun-ruud my Show
Elsiel1Kirclun-ripvuh “unis n will Mud
a dull nnd u doll and u pxiir of glow-i and
a box or cmuly and that In all 1 want Lilia
time
and my lirotln-r Raymond llt'l'llll. Kilt'll'
over 4 yours old wuutn :1 month organ and
ndrnm un-l u hlrlllu of mm and n (lo and
a pair of plows and n Mill“: nuts uud mine
I randy uinl uranium mul (lint is all Wu
won). this llllll' good lmy
Alln-nm
l’moiuir (‘0 Van lluuli-n
Avenue N .l .
P. H."“.l‘:lll|‘l Ruth Klrvlmrrlu tlmnnths
old and doml wont nun-h this «In- wuml I
currluo It ruldior doll null u rulllvr that in
ollhlm want this lino-
Vla‘llmlrml.
“ll 1 line low: vumuzh” lw Niirl mommy
“1 hope I'll not owr lwim: it natural
work for any lmom Horror tliul. liupponu
to ho lmmo."
"Wllul.'n lln' nmllr‘l‘?"
”1 conclmlwl I'd have in «rum-mime, no
1 Mini 0" m-nra inn mun who Milli that was
ull Iio’tl i'humvtn toll mu lmw lu molar a
little mmwy an is loud may."
"And what lllll lw lull yum"
"Ilnmmply wrulv: ‘HI-nt ii rout-41w ax.
prmn to Hon l‘rmwlwo.’ "—~\\'uuhlngtou
Htur.
A Jul".
"lln. lm.“
”\Vlml. i-I il l"
”A jhkl'.”
“Whnl's a Mini?"
”A simple tum ol‘ tho IIlluwr-wrint,
8m Iln, lm."—l'uclr.
(forum Proportion.
llojncli- «.lnynmllli weighs only a bun.
and. but his wile ls twloo as heavy.
Tomdlliw'l'hon rho In his lmttrr two-
thlrdl.--llurl-»m MI»,
lsmonolputod.
The hloomr rim who ride
the hills
0n now lndnlk! In
# in Mill
-33...
THEODORE H.0LS§N’S
8| WASHINGWN sum, scum NllRWALK. .
100 pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson dc Co’s fine Shoes,:a little imperfeotmorth 4,5053%.“
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sowed worth 3.50 at 1.50. I
200 pairs Ladiob’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera. plain toe worth 3 00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2 00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladios’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00. /
100 pairs Misses' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, lit 1.10.
100 pairs Misses' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childon's S} to 10}. Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 950.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1. 50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes. worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5.}, 6, 6i. 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 1081311311, worth 2.50, at 1.25
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth 2 50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Man’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50 at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75, at 1.00.
75 pairs Boy 's Lace, worth 1.25, at 750.
Boston Hip Ruhbor Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
TlIElllIllIlE A ll. “Bill,
a: WASHINGTllN sum, scum might
. ' I m
SPECIAL SALE
lIIIIIES’ - NIGHT - IllIIIES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
‘ ‘ All Illlllil VALUES.
For 'I lmrsduy’s Romain 5110?. 801113 Prices in the Day Only.
Cliildrau's (Bunion Flannel Night DraWors, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children‘s Muslin Drum-rs, Ill cent. and upwards.
Imdivs' Muslin llmwora, 25 cm“; and upwards,
. Diokerman & Son,
84 WASi'llNGTDM STREET. SCBUTH MORWALK. CONN.
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SIB! IEIIEIII
(hummus
work Our Ian,
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QM!
W"
st than
thinking at
one.
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Curing" ' Ilium.
l “are Buggies and Photons and Canopies Extension Top Hunter and aphid!” sod Bauhaus, _
own mrko, and hue: Tupi; Ind also the anrwlck Trap which is the host ’1'!» mod». I sin hm 11m and M
has Ind up‘llobaa oi all Hulls, Mid the prior- m right. Cull and look at W l hon to show yon.
llIlllIIIT’S IlEPIlSITIlIlY m lllllllllllES m SlEIBIIS
mm IIF mm 1”. mm 3113'“. am mun. “-
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