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gR. GRADY
this plan. That. he will churns
; [tor adricoorconsultstion fur the pa.
1W5!!!» visit. All medicines prescribed by
SI. are prepared at his Laboratory
”It: as! supogvlsion. tmll prepnéred'
accuracy an to ruse t e rrqu rs-
Iaateo! each individual cam.
sl. Wed. Feb. 20th. Only.
,0 “MAKES FLY LOCATED
4'29 STATE ST"
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. BRIDGEPORT. CONN .
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he may beiuuud lor the scientific
nation and trentment of all dittlcuit.
i CHRONIC DISEASi-S AND
911' ES. r. Grady has made this
of cases a constant study for the past
ears. during which time he has
"MU 0‘18 35ml GASES. man of which
iviutsuimonisls of his wun ertuisirili.
not a traveling quack. but an educated
yfleian. nicotine with sucrose in that di-
rection. nation that of any other practi-
tiooerint ccountry. His treatment or lung.
Min: diseases of eithrr sex is marvelously
:Miotls. ach'cv my signal and termsnent
”when or». elsil. All m icinrs pre-
scribed by Dr. Grady are strictly vegetable.
to meet the: (crusade of each individ-
ualcase, and also miraculous in their eifects.
Dr. Grady performs wonders with his medi.
warmest. The rapidity with which be
all dist-uses is truly wonderful: and
Wishes all who will upon him. and be
Wkly tells all whether or not they can be
BI train all (lineal-es that afflict the human
ms in both sexes. The inllowxng are a few of
Willows that he treats Mil" martin): Liver
Com lsiat limpepsla. Bronchitis, Catarrh,
nose, Coulis». Gravel. liropsy. Pile», i’ur—
’ Rheumatismfluumrs.Cunt-era. Fistula.
lie Discos". Fever Son-s. Diarrhoea. An.
Eryelpelss, Heart Dismal-es. Scmfulu.
I moi all kindmlinpoiem'y and Ft"
Irate too numerous. 'i‘ape Worms
remand or no charge.
Dr and mnunucs to cure when oil others
in ialled’. all {onus of diseases l nnaturnl
arisln irnm youthful lmiiwrrtion.
w bare year y filling our iunnllr ssylums
inn thousands-of victims to an i‘itl'ly
vs. ‘l'hrir progress slow. their symptoms
«one. their termination always the snare,
hues of memory, lmbecility. lunacy.
. Grady in “knots bulged to be the leading
”kills in Arm-rims in curing the above dis.
Tr ' him and you will nvver rcurrl it.
muzwhusre suii'erlou with complaints
llarto their sex can consult the doctor
with every assurance of a spemiy relief and
at cure without be on subjects-Ii to
embarrassing procedure or an examine.
idol. which in most rose-n isnnnovesuary.
vaccinate alto-mini only by etngogcment s.
Midis made to imilent‘a resident's- aftcroillt'c
1'!
Whats at a divisive suvr'miully treated
In“: all levers plump! y answered; in-
. y'wili deliver his popular lectures
yin h. when a notice will be given in
' will remain one Tape Worm tree
I’ll. also sirnlulilcn the llr-t mm M
lye: that presents itself at the hotel.
andtamors removed without pets
use of a hulls. (installation and exam-
! be comulted
7 to 9p in. ever
days. Pr .
l1 lit
no. 1 be doctor
' in i! a. In . 1 toil and
M Wedneadsys and lion
,1 moons-mu rooms on tires new.
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“CIJ‘YD E L IN E.’
as only use—shin line running iron
the rar- direct in
7 Jukmnviile. Fish,
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Charles-ton. 8. C.
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artists-r w sun It. a.
salt min unit: on
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reorrysud anxiety this saves you. 1!
your baby is teething Dr. Band's m-
in; Lotion for to costs, soothes and re-
lieves all pain. Sold by all drualsis.
A Dss Iloines ”woman who has been
"cabled with frequent colds, concluded
iotrysnoldrsrnsdyins new esy.snd
accordingly took a tablespooninl (four
timesths usual dose) of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy just bolero going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely dissppesred.
During the day she took a few doses of
the remedy (one tesrpoonful at s time)
and at night again took s tablespooniui
beiore going to M and on the iollow-
ingmorniog awoke free irom all syrup
toms of the cold. Since then she has. on
several occasions, used this remedy in
like manner, with the same good results,
and is much elated over her discovery of
soquicka way of curing a cold. For
sale by G. U. Stillson. drugxist.
Headache is the direct result of indi»
gestiou and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by using De Witt‘s Little Early
Risers, and your headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. G.
A. Gregory & Co. and G. 0. Stilleon.
Detectives Needed Hera. V
Superintendent Charles Ainge, of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis,
Ind., announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detective
under his instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the profession
rtddressing him at Indianapolis, Ind.
In these days of telephone, telegraph,
electricity and steam, people cannot ni-
iord to wait days or as many hours [or
relief. This is our reason for oiiering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours. nor even minutes elapse
before relief is afforded. G. A. Gregory &
Co. and G. C.;Stiilson.
O. W. 0. Esrdmnn, sheriii' of Tyler
00., W. Va., appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostrntsd with a cold when be
procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. liesays: “Itgave me prompt
relief. 1 tied it to be an invaluable rom-
ody ior coughs and colds." For sale by
G. C. Stillson, drought.
It is not a miracle. It won’t cure
everything, but it will cure piles. That's
what De Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve will
do, bounce it has done it in hundreds of
cases. (i. A. Gregory & Co. and G. U.
Stillsou.
L. H. Decker,
DEALER IN
WALL PAPERS.
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STOCKS.
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Metropolitan News 00.,
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mot report ‘
salon; banks in Wall street says:
The money market was in a condition
oi unprecedented congestion throughout
the greater part oi the year. and the ex-
tremes for money on cell was 3 per cent.
and Hi of l per cent., the former being
recorded while settlements for the 050.-
NOJJIO 5 per cent. bonds were being made
in November. Money loaned st 1-‘3 0! 1
per cent. early in the year and late in the
summer, though loans would doubtless
have been made at this rats in the in
tervsl but for a tacit understanding that
no lower than lper cent. be accepted.
Toward the end of the summer the prino
clpai banks paying interest on deposits
of interior institutions notified their cor-
respondents that they would no longer
pay more than 1 per cent., but there
were no withdrawal» of deposits in con-
sequence until December, when some
accounts were transferred to banks which
restored the 2 per cent. rate.
The surplus reserve a! the banks
renchcd the unprecedented mnouut of
$111,023,000 on February ii. The settle
ments for the 650.000.0005 per cent. bonds
A
”sold by the Treasury for the purpose of
replenifbing the gold reserve unused n
reduct on in the amount of specie from
$120,558,000, February 8. to $08,507,000
February 17, nml the surplus reserve
was reduced in this in tcrvnl‘to ”4.530525
Then came a recovery in the surplus rc-
scrve to $81,600,150, by March 31. but after
May thy item fell off gradually. it was
in November found necessary by the
Treasury Department to sell more 5 per
bonds, and on the 24th $50,000,000 were
taken by u syndlcnte of New York bunk-
ers, payment for which caused it. reduc-
tion in specie holdings of the bunks by
December S to $50,170,000. while the aim
plus reserve was reduced to $32,002,050.
the lowost oi the year.
Some of the gold paid to the Treasury
ior bonds was borrowed by subscribers
from the banks, and the subsequent. re-
turn of this gold caused an increase in
the specie toflllfltillfillo, by December 29.
After the middle oi the first Week in De-
cember the market ior money ceased to
be influenced by the changed conditions
of the banks, though the rule on call to
the close of the your ranged from i to 2.
averaging 1-2 per cent. The not gold in
the'I‘rcnsury was increased by this sale
of bonds to $111,000,020 by Ui‘CPiilhi‘l‘ 0,
against SETJiti‘iJlll November 20, but there
was an immediate reduction by rcuson
of redemption oi lcgnl tenders mul gold
oxportsto Europe. and on the 20th the
not. gold hlnml nt $0,500,523, against
filtfiliifim December 31. NM.
An Act-ml Victim of stays,
Thclntcst victim of tight lusting. says
the London llnlly News. is the unfortu-
hnte nclrcss who died in tlw midst. of the
performance at the Elvplmnt liiiil t‘nsllc
Theatre on lluxing Night.
She seems to have boon gripped, us in n
vlcc, by the stays of lif‘i’ hinge costume,
and this, aggravating a nntuml weakness
0! the hunt, brought on her (ll-nth. She
had just. finished a song, and danced oi!
to the wings, when sin: collnpsed. with
all the signs of fntnl illness.
Her husband, who was in the house,
was called to her side. null lwr rigoulzed
cry to him to tinlncu her dress Ht‘t'l’l‘lfl to
be the lost tlmt left her. lips. She was
dead in her dressing romn ill-furs the doc-
tor came. The circumstances were such
as in lunrtstxtntc every possible uggrnva—
tlun iii lu-r danger.
”or int-lug imd paralyzed every vital
ilinciinn nt u moment when it needed
most irm'dum and play. A dance in loose
costunw thuld have been trying rnough,
amid till the vxrltcmvut of n ilrst night.
An Hillit‘fl mum, and bulb in n constant
that llttcil like the torture lilmlH oi the
Middle Ant-s. prnvml im- inlu'b {or the
pntlvlwu of uulrngl-zl nut urn.
“Fairies lwwnrv.” is not. llm unly moral
Hi this pour i'i‘vullil'r's lulu. Yet she Iiiiti
probably died in vain l'ur our; purpose of
salutary warning in her violi'l’ri, whether
behind the curtain or iii‘iurs',
Industrial Item.
American liuuwSpunowflmlih. itmy d:
Co's Monthly
To (lvnnnd film in Law.
Smythewl intend llsrry tor the liar;
would you advise his bruitmlntg on such
old works ms (lube and lllaululonel
Tompkins ,. No; would brain by ground.
int: him own further back.
Symiiiew—«lmlemll in what?
Tompkins-~10” Ten Conrmumlmeutl~
Kate Field’s Washington.
“(Offls
lie»Yes.l confess that i once put a
collar button in the contribution box,
but. i’ll never do it. attain,
SwalM-n did you ace the error of
your course?
lie-«The next morning. i wanted that
collar button—diction: Lite.
Social Evolution.
Missile Fashion (a few yours hence)—
You are wanted at the telephone.
Hrs. «ls Fashion-0h, um: i presume
it’s Mrs. «is Style, to return my telephone
call. [hope she won't tell: long—*3“
York Weekly.
0,! no condition ct trade " '
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JANUARY m FElllllill
TH EODOREH.OLSEN’
. ’lll WASHINGTIIN STRE
:1, sum NllRWAlll.“
100 pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.'s flue Shoes, a little imperfect,worth 4.50, “12.25.
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe wertb 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain the worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladies’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misses' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
2100 pairs Misses' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childen's 81} to 10%, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shees, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 54}, 6, 61}, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andill, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluebers, worth 2. 50 at 1.50.
7 5 pairs Men’s LacejPicadilly and sqaure toe, worth l.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 Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Mcn’sttorm King Boots, 3.00.
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an WASHINGTON sorrow «.1 NW
SPECIAL SALE
lAlllES’ - NIGHT - MES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
' All. 6000 VALUES.
For Thursday's Bargain Sales. Sums Prices for the Day Only.
Children‘s Canton Flannel Night Drawers. 5 sizes at 25 00MB.
Children's Muslin Drawers, [0 cent. and upwards.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25 cents and upwards.
A. ' Dickerman & Son, .
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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