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sickness." lire. F. A. Bennett. its New
street, Camden. ll. J. They are eplen
did children's remedies. fill cents. All
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Doctor 3. 3. Fish.“ Graivoe liliie,
lo" a preodeiu physician of many
. years experience. writes: Dsztt’s Witch
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stantly. heals a burn quickly and leaves
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W. T. Sanford. Station Agent of Leop-
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I ever used. It gave instant relief and a
quick cure. G. A. Gregory & Co. and
G. C. Stilton.
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J. A. Richardson,“ of Jifler‘eoh City
Mo" chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
general assembly of Missouri, writes: I
wish to testify to the merits of One Min-
ute Cough Cure. When other so-called
cures failed. I obtained almost instant
relief and a speedy cure by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. G. A. Gregory
a Co. and G. C Stillson.
Those who never read the advertise
ments in their newspapers miss more
then they presume. Johnathan Kent-
son, of Boise, Worth Co..lown, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back. arms and shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man citizen Lof Ft. Madison had been
cured. lie procured the same medicine,
and to use his own words: "It cured
me‘right up." He also says: “A neigh-
bor end his wife were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house end said they were so bad
he had to do the cooking. I told him of
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and how it bad
cured.me; he got shuttle and it cured
them up in a week," 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. C. Stillson. druggist.
De Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve cures
scalds. burns, indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory a Co
and G. C Stillson.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. it. is used in more than hell
the homes In Leeds. Blme Btos..1.eeds.
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years end is well known. Moth-
ers have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds. croup and whooping
cough; that itcurcs the senilments quickly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and safe for children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stilison,
druggisL .. “mm“
Our patrons will find DeWitt’e Little
Early Risers is safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory &Co.,and
G. C. Stiiison;_
it will be an agreeable surprise to per
sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to
Iran that prompt relief may be bad by
taking Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhms Remedy. In many instance.-
the attack may be prevented by tubing
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
of the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G C. Stillson. druggist
'l'uit 8331mm. has the largest circulav
tion.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion ure quickly cured by DeWitt‘s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. (l. A. Gregory dc 00., and (l C.
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HAIlTUAL USER! 0F TOBAOOO.
tests-«- to wane in. not... mum to
children to support by her liters‘ry wall
was properly introduced, and her wovthb.
more m volumes.” '
A New Orieaae lady who bed three
the l'owar or suggestion. iii-amuse ,8“! much“! for tr a friend. In P. D.
leanlts When a Patient Tried to ”-
eame the Cigarette liablt.
Hypnotic influence may be made to
serve innumerable uses. Among the very
latbst is that of tuition away the taste for
smoking. Allconflrrned smokers know
what absolute auflering is involved in an
attempt to forego the cigar. pipe and cig-
’arstte. They may therefore be relied
upon to take peculiar interest in two
cases recently treated by s iipsclaiist
abroad. in related by the New York Her-
ald, the details of which go to prove that
if a men desires to rid himself of the
smokcr'e habit and other methods full
hypnotic suggestion is capable of achiev-
ing the desired result...
The first case is thnt of a smoker sixty-
three years old, who was it slave to tobac-
co. Ho begun the habit nt ulxtccu and
continued it without it break for forty-
eevru yenre. lie lit up us soon liii he”
awoke in the morning and until he fell
asleep at night there were low intervals
in which be wns not vigorously engaged
in blowing it cloud. fie hull mndc some
attempts during recent yours to moderate
his passion for tobacco, but without site.
0838. The warnings of his physicians
were in vain.
’l‘hoy \i'ent so fur/us to tell him timt he
wuii showing symptoms of n lesion of the
atomucb.whlch might. turn into summer,
and that this was due simply to his
nbusoof the weed. 'i'iu-y also promised
blmu complete cure if he Would only
stop sumkiug. llut itwns no new. After
making one or two ineffectual attempts
he resigned himself to the inevitable
nndsnmkcd more obstinately than over.
At this single the bypuotizer»--tlmt mn~
glcluu of modern mediclno—nppcnrud on
the scene. lie offered to try the effects of
suggestion. After some hesitation the
smoker cottaented. He believed himself
ndoomed mun, but be was willing to
give this lust chance of unlvntion a trial.
The doctor held up the index finger of
his left hand. in less than three minutes
the patient was fully hypnotized. 'l'ben
the suggestion was made to him:
”Your desire for smoking no longer
exists. From this moment you will not
give another thought. to tolnu-cu. You
will smoke no more cigar-i, vignrettes
or pipes. You will refuse nil tohncco,
«figure or (-ignre'lti's tiinl. liili)’ in) nth-red
you by your friends. 'l‘nbzu-m will dis-
gust you."
The pullout jnytillbl)’ untmiinveil the
next tiny that be bull not l-lllhlal'il alum
and Mini. 1w hull no iliwlri- to ill! so. To ‘
iiiict'rliiln. will (in: llm‘lul’ in his fll'l'ullllb
0f the ”militant. “lit'llli‘l‘ he this re-
anlvml, in lii'l‘lif'llltili‘tl will; lili'hllle'nllhn
oftbi- dny lll'flll't‘, tu refine :my 4 Mr of
toimccu inmlc in him by minim-r put-inn,
i look it box of t‘iuiil‘i‘fi"u out of my
pocket. and illrl‘l'l‘il him illil'. llc gziw- it
decided rufuwnl. “legged him to try to
smoke, but he Would not. ’i'iwni ill I
cignrulin in his presence uwl lt'.|\‘lll‘,,' the
open box in innit of him Wrni. on to lulk
of other matters. But he illil not make
a single allusion to tobacco. ilc seemed
to have forgotten all about it.
A friend called to few days into-r to «tea
the former smoker and knowing nothing
of what had taken pinu- oifered him a
cigar. it was at once refused, and fur.
ther the hypnotic subject prm-eedmi, ;
much to the. otiler’n astonishment. to
make u present to his friend of all lilii
own remaining rigors. ileulnring that he
could no longer bear the sight of them.
The doctor concludes his lil~tnry of the
case by saying that the cure has proved is
permanent one.
The other instuuce of this nnvnel use of
the power of Hllfluhslllll) vurlmi in some
intrrrstlng tlvlulls from the llrst. 'l‘be
pullout was a. man of forty—six wlm true
on luwloruto (ngnrwttr Hillnlu'i‘ iii,- bud
begun when fourteen years “ml null be
smoked on an uvi-ruxo twenty u-igzirvllvs ‘
a tiny. lip felt limt bin ill'ililll mu suf-
lt‘l‘llla mill libl Xlit'i‘iulwr ln' was llenlt— I
tizod :ii. ill-amvn request. 'l'lu- “mgr-«mu
mudc to llilll will”: iii the hymn-in: Mute
was:
“Yourdtwirc for winking huts ill-lip—
poured. You Will smoke no more ('igill’li
or l'lflilri‘lli“ nml Will nun-pt [who from
others. if you try in nlilnlst' :i mgnrv'tte
you will in! ill."
The iiypuutlsm funk plzll'e Ill ilw lilili’il-
ing. The mine iifll‘l'ililliii llit' pith-zit felt
it (lealri- lltl‘liillkl‘. Nu swim-r iliil lll‘ try
to (luau tliuzl “P was nil’ri-iwl \\ iill niovlv
ingof “mam-u illiil Willi i'uilslrn‘lwn of
the tlmmi. lie was uliligml to throw
("my tln- i'lgnrulle which lit} hull only
just lighted.
lie lllli'li' no further attempt in smoke
illutevwmg, but the lnlluning tiny be
tried nu llii't'ti noon-swim .‘lllil t'lti'li lime
with llil' tilllill' unpirnmm i~u..wqiii~iit:i-s.
r50 fur the sliggi'siinn iiml only pur-
llitlly llllllil'lli'l‘tl lillli, Up ”11' next day—-
ilm third ll i'i-iisi-il in llilllll'lll't’ him lit
all and iw lynx lililc to smoke: as. l'nllililrtr
uhly us ova-r.
l“lll’lliiillll he WM liypuolizi-ll ugnlu
uud iln- first suggestion was rl-pontwl.
The result of tin- iii-(wild ulii'mpl wns nil
hlmt i‘lllllil llillli‘ltll'llll, for from llml lime
in llii' pin-«ml fin! piiiu-ut lulu uni.
”liliikl'll.
Hi: KNEW IT ALL. '
Err-n ilrut Finger llnwis and limiter l‘isltea
Area llaosl,
The young mun from 'l'ninztriivlnvxlistI
won til. tlii- hotel with in» iirnin mid felt it
to be his duty to know u gnu-l tlmtl. It
won at. lironklnst, illlil the young niuu'
lliiil tirili’l'i'll mines for himself umi bride
with the imlitvur of tho lint Napoleon.
“Wind. kind of rakes, sir?" inquired
the nlmahml waiter.
"llittty i‘rikiil, of course." he replied.
“i didn‘t know, sir." ilc cmue again
in it short. time with the c ultra, and over
them won one of tllnae rhino not mike
covers with it imio lit the input it to lot
the steam out. This the waiter renmved
audaet down by the geiltlumnn with its
top side down. The young nimrsiidu’l
notice it until he hnd finished his mites
and was ri-ndy for the tinge-r bowl. a
leiilurt'. by the way, he was new to. ills
eyes fell upon theinvirrted cover at once,
and he nicked it up and nodded toward
the wniter.
"Here," he sold snperriliously to that
obaeqnlnul worthy, "put. it cork in this
linger bowl. You must think we are
green."
'i‘ornmy “Dooley-flay, wy doneber
keep yer big bottle outer his way?
Alamis Mellon-*3" here, young feller.
it yoose dare to refer to me 'l‘rilbye in
dot anehen’itnsuiy way egein 1’“ up will
one of dvin an’ but you where do ball!
had to creep, sset
Armour. of Chicago. Mr. Armour inn
came interested in the “bruve little
mother,” so heroically lighting the wolf
lrom the door, and assured her that his
assistance wheat her command.
One silty she called, bsvlnir spent her
last quarter for a rose, which she kept
carefully concealed under a inded shovi,
lor what could one give a twenty million-
are, said she, "but a flower?" The door-
kesper returned with an answer to the
effect that “Mr. Armour was too busy to
see her." Taking the rose from under
her well worn sbnwi, she wrote on is slip
of pnper: "So was God Almighty hnsy
when He won melting this rose.” Then
she went buck tothe little, chm-rises room
that she onllcd "home.” in about thirty
minutes one of Armour's boys onrnc
knocking on the door and said: “Mr.
Armour Would like to see the holy nnd
Wiullt'll her to come to the office let
once."
When she got there the row wns in it
big glues- grnolng tlio middle of Mr.
Arumur‘s dunk. He met lwrsmillngitnd
mild: “You have taught. me u lesson no
good "administer.” lint thi- telephone
bolls wore ringing flllll still he talked on
about the children null llil‘ll‘ education ‘
and her nwu honitli.nto. ’l‘hwn he put
two Mill) bill» in her llllilil and told her to
(linear up, thut he would always be her
friend.
She was a picture, coming down tlinne
Oflllfiiiibi‘llflfiliill when mu- of .\lr..\“rmnui"s
periilitM‘lfl’clill‘li'll rcu'inrki'd Hotnethiug‘
about "ii-on in her voice," Hliti told him
that slur woo giving such man us Mr.
Arlllulil"u i‘litlllili' to gel. iI soul. ill hoover).
“lint. his mother mluoiilml llln lu-urt."
sold siw, "I can only mluuntu my ('hil-
drou's in-nuls." Sin.- is married now, and
residue in New York in uprlvntc residence
up town. itilil every time Mr. Armour
comes to New York the sunuls him :tgreut
Willie rump ~.\'. Y, livmld.
YOUTHFUL CHAUNCEY DEPEW
Ila “fits "twins: Fun and lie Thought No:
body Wnilisl “penguin Him.
A funny night which rmi you nothing,
is llllitllili'l‘y .\l. i)»-prw muting down
Mndlsnu lil’l‘ililt‘ in tho curly morning on
his Wny to his Hllli'l‘. 'i'liori- «re few pm-
ple on the hil'ut'l. nml he scrum to think
that [burn fll'l' noni- iii. it”.
ill: thoroughly enjoys hlmrwlf. ”? is
little buy i‘linunvu-y, and la imving ju~t
barrels of fun. In mm of his immlq lil‘
i'itrrlrs {til iillllli'i‘llll. null ho uu lliLI‘i lu.i.ll
bonds with joyful :iimmlnn. ”H ~trixlm
ill't' lung and iingrm‘vliil; :i mutual: xmlle
llrllilllt’l.‘ ltlx i'iiliiilMiliilV'i'. (lu- lilm whit'h
liiu‘i- uimlvmvn rnur Willi inuulili't' and
i‘lil'i'l' liiw ili'mmm :trv \\'llli' npui‘l 01‘ f’l‘it‘t
willsl‘iing lulillt' itilldllfll' llitil‘, us the
twinkling eye-a gum- ll:\\':ii'l lli" lu-uvmis,
“in whole :ippmmiu'n xiiggiwls “I‘ll play
yuu morph-slur keep-4,"
'l'wn butt“ liili'l' if you Kim him on the
ain't-i. be will be walking prmpurly uni!
('nrrylng his cum: llulnllly, :nul \vuulil ni.
urn-o lu' lulu-u luru uvoll .tu-l wry :l.gm‘
“I'll mun iillln: Wurlil.
lie is u buy only on llii' mornings when
he arrives at the (\flll't‘flilf tlief’r-ntriil
long llclul'l' the clerks. (in ntiwr morn-
ings he usually rides. 'l‘ln- buylnhueau
not unmixed With triumph still thnit-
li-sin his eyes \viu-n he mike his private
am-rrtury. Mr. llu Yul, to compliment him
«in his enterprise, if Mr. llvpvw llVf‘l-i in
be 1m your-l ni‘ luv Li- will not in.- iilll.
A FORCED APOLOGY.
Ilow Lor‘l‘l-urc-lilii Frightened the Wits
Out of n Ilmlr.
Al flit l‘lili'l‘l illillli'ill. out-:- where Lady
Randolph i'liiirviiiil w.“ p’nylug on (he,
pillun, any-s K'ili' l"io~lil'-a “Cu-diluglun, 3
mil yuuili wnwiliwi'vwl p-ry1n:uluugul:i
liml riillii'l‘ iiwili'iil iilll‘lil. Ill in i ii.‘ mu
aii‘, slitmllug mwugh in tho per.
lnriiit'r in 1mm- Ilia t'wlnmvnt vitally (th‘r-
iii-uni by her.
"1.! rd liaiulv" “'ll‘i i'lnw iii howl, tun,
and presently lit‘lll‘ll tlm intpnl iuiilli rc—
mnrk;
"Iluuwi iluv mung you know, but it
1min m-nl e'rlil."
l':li\l'
’I'n (“i'l‘rllli“~il"l‘lli~lillli'lil :i mun-lilac
young lll.lli will: u lung uiiiutm lit" \rimn. ,
iii-bud llill liillii'l'll in'l‘oi'v, \\l|l‘|il'l'i‘ll ill
imrnr:
“Fur u shilling l'il wuilup lllt' life will
Ill )‘iliilH
“t' bottom-ll to withdraw. but without
lllhl’ilVi'rlil“ llm lllt‘lllily of l lio iiillllvir of
the im-nm'v. The mail day in his delight
hu- rt't'i-Ilt'il nu invuniiun ioilu- l‘hurrh-
in". homo, which in! urn-opium! Willi nvul.
lty, Uzi miwrmg llil' iiniiwbv was mot.
by hi» llii’n‘iill'lilllK neighbor of the night.
lli'lilrl’, Wlinln ii" iii umw ill-.c-ui'vl‘i-ii must,
ins lnirii Hamlnlpll. Ho pi'um-l-ilml nu
lurllwr firm llii: «film: or llllll, fur
i'lllirt'ltlll Iil'l'l\illil'il in ilw «lmwmg mum
itiiil uni, llll.ili'll Ludy i‘ltni'vlml.
"This l-nlnw inn coma in :ipui ill/.0 m
you fur the ru-iimrivc nf [ml night," in“,
oil lwnl llnmlulpli. “Non," tn the
stranger, "down on y-ni‘ kin-m?" flow”
went llu- dandy. iiepxug uni :lil' most iili~
ji-izt [Ill-ll fur [ruin-Hem.
Then he mi» lurm-«l over lull... {out I
mim tr. ln- put lgnnmmlwuily out. or ii..-
dlmr, Wlill'.‘ llli' lliMl lyinliitt'n ii iii-4 rpm-put,
lug figuri- Willi u l'nzir ill Ilt'l'.-«i\.’il lisugii
tor.
KlPLlNG NAMED AFTLR A LAKE.
finely-rt! Lulu- tlw “milliliter of the (feta.
brute-l Writer.
iiiulynrai link", which has lii'lui‘il the
record this wintvroi nil English "um
by cow-ring list-ii ivitli [Wu foot. of mud
ice, bud previously lli't’li iinmu «lined in
everydllfcront fusiiln ., it my Ill be lr-
revsrent. end to some extent littluyri'i'h, to
say that this mere is Air, ltmiynni Kip
ling's godfather, but to it. he certainly
owes his nnme. Nearly it!) yours ego
John lswkwlmd Kipling Vine strolling
along the picturesque shore iii 1 Imoiiarme-
lug wmpisiilonship of Miss Allen Mito-
donnid. when he plm-kml up courage to
ignite thorn nmi tiwn mi offrr of his hood
all] heart. To cummemornie that hsppy
summer evening's walk the son of their
aulnetpirnt marriage was named limi-
ynrd. and he ci-vtninly bus given the
genius loci no chose for shame.
An stlempt is being murio to introduce
Sunday finest-ail In lmlinnspoiis, to spite
ofa lnw prohibiting it. enacted in 1%
This leads the indinnspolls News to re-
mark:
"The managers of the baseball team
sed the olllcers of the Oltiasn'e company
uranium our and reputable one
sees. can «eyelets to deans
m “glimmer- stemmed
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Scene in Com.
BLOOD POOH!) O! m VA!!! mm
‘llseflen 'm'ollee Are (Wilbu-
eloaiwg the meters M Mr Ends-es
”ow-«ms Der-at with so. lava-eel
Chorals launch-flee reissued/'00].
ties Frismmo, April 22. [Var hours
hsfme the prsilmlnnry can. motion of
Theodore Durant murmured to crowd
begun to gather. and e squad of po-
licemen was stationed in different parts
of the room on the ioolumt lorcrunks, who
have written timatening letter tmfudga
Carrion, Before the count opened {1,000
people surrounded the boil and filled the
sppronohss. Wheniheciemulsnt arrived
in court. all eyes were turned on him,
and hewos sketched from all points of
view by the neweprspor artists warm.
The prisoner ionized pole and immersed.
but showed no criterion.
A photographer exhibited mmlpho‘
togrnphs of the scene in the church, and
two enlarged pictutrsof Mariam Williams.
showing the wounds end the work of
the physicians, Wm; alumshlhitml and st.
trusted much attention. They exhibit“
n revolting sight.
l Mrs. Morgan, with whom Miss Wii'
limos iivml in Alameda, smiml that the
last row Minn Williams on the rimmimtof
the lilih inst. and that thedrmmi had
told her elm Wins going to Sins. l'oy's
house.
iiore the name of A. it. Williams, the
futhernf lhodomi girl, was called. lint
in his place is young women "relied to
the stood and mid that lm mm elimiid to»
lily hiafnre‘lior. she gate the nutrient
, Williamson, and will that elm would be
the one to jiidgo irritant. semi unloved
him released The pollen tried to rmmve
her, but she would not let thorn Match lief
withont some Words. she handed so in
whcxent lnmr to the clerk. she said she
was sent by God to judge ”mum. The
woman was subsequently identified as
Laura Lucy Gould Williamson of lift
Leavenworth street. libel declares! bagel!
to be an "cm'nmrry of “mi." S‘he disap-
pmred after being re moved from the «out
room.
Mm New mm
A. it. Vi'liiioms men tools the stood and
ldrntiflcd the pm'lwtlumlt found in Dar
rnnt's moms»! in one be: had given to bits
daughter.
Remnant liurim testified as m the find,
in: of the) pocket hunk. "i? said them was
it burn it of l'.’ hwy.» in the samopmkct and
n single kt'y of tho Yule pattern. Tim m. '
tors nmmt that one kl'y that wmitithe
hunch u hl-nlm found tins ring in llm (warts
rout. pmlwi was inn-orig, The violent-ill
bu continued.
o'er-grunt liurm then. mm: .1 if: of new
notional imam. n which has not "one amt
before, lli‘ sztid limit when in», its mmpmty
with other illimrs. Momlnml the lavatory
of tho wmihrnnm in tho inst-k of tbocbmoll
just to tho rear of rho. pulpit lm its“ ideal
slnins on the wash basin and well just
nimvo it. Form-uni. Rwy Wilde. to charge:
of the .-i« nrviilng «lipiml. hmi milml bias “I
l toniinn in the simm
Maggie Fli/pibll‘ir'l". identified immense
the young man who hm! earlier: on M“! and
two friends on Mmtrm stmrt. near 'l’wsw
ty lif‘f'llflll. on the night Mm Wilimwae
murdered She' astld he was agitated.
Another girl who was with her mural»
ruled he? v-vlriimco, hull emilrl not lslr'ttlil]
Durant. though she identified the meet
and but he ovum.
Mrs. lini'ny, nimtnrlreao, testified that
silo saw u mun and young warmer: mt
illnmmml church lieutenant 7 and. R o-‘I-lm‘it
on the urn. ’l‘hoy appeared in luv levers.
Thv rmtn was urging the girl to FIN-MM in
nomi- [I'Lplmllllllk and the girl seemed to
be cunning him not to idem. Just see elm
pmmi {hum ills. Mci‘ny in-nril the mo
‘ say. “ Ylnll urn it mwnrri.‘ ‘
"Ali‘l'lril‘m. .\ prll cit—millimeter ii, flick;
of. Ell‘yrm'a “lit. editor (if the“ "View! New
old. (‘I‘llllnill-li'll nun-lilo during» fit of «lira
. Hpiinlli'lli‘)' by wilting bu throat Wills h
l’iwrii'. Th" affair lil'i’l‘l’riil‘ M. flier "Klimt
of his lll'lillti‘r-l'l'lflw, John W, Whrtlmmr.
and fin-km- « Wifv. in whom he: one mar:
l rloii lint .liiuir. sol/«gt lmi' hiwinnul e Mm!
Mill ”mil in prwrnt rm fiillt'iill' rim WM
lnnlly Hit, and her «lair-r, will. aim vet»
tempmi in pin-writ flick-r in in; carrying
l out his llll‘i‘lilllli'l, wm LAUWHM lftflifled
i (‘nt Ills Throat In ”in Which from.
i
l
’ The livid-imam» (hoaxes! ”be ”M
l Wilson-in. .‘pl‘ll 3.: w ill“ 'l’rutie
illtriu's hue liruilglil? suit l'rrflL'lfl'iiil lot
(till-uni liriiu‘h (if [hummer “smell“ all. 1'.
Iiiriiwgnr, him of rim f ”Y .imt mm of the
ghost hnnwn llllillli’N-l men in (he sills.
I Miss lint-um cliiinw liner. aim hm! hm! Worl-
dlnu irmwvnu remiy when liltingm
alumgml hlri mind irml ”Mimi William
lady.
’a am to» «use semi-0'.
Ni ii Yonx, ,tprii 2:t,~tlaym wrong
~ hue npprurut the hill transferring flu:
dilllllulniiipril linry'wfrnm rim towel whmi
board to i'l MM" inl’ltfllleulnn. f rider Ilse
hill the fli'llnnlfllll"! N 1'“!le in More infirm
l-lul'i. Mil. llivli'N Will he! Mpnmlrrl {new
all prim of the state. merit mention of the
lflglrilltilllt‘ii honing uric app-Anion or.
Fri-one Vines “iii-e Himself.
Minnilzrmvu, h. V. .i prii «lam
in burnt” of Firm limb. mi N :stwi doh
, ml‘llll‘il, lomlml re whiatgtm m the pthmv
of bin (entity 1m! plm out it in Drum-"of
his lw-llmnm, it hurt left sinus. be out the
mnnle of the gun new his term and pull»
ed the mom-r with Me too. The sharp
blew it hole through his My.
”ended Olav ("new
Newsiiit, Y. 1.. April comm
of tinmmit Wen surprised when it one a»
‘ nounrmi lhnt Mm m .l PM
i lied married her cmwhmm. liberta- M
low. and bed {one with him to 0% l’oifl
inmforl on swarming W In. M
low to fill ymrs old. "or W k M.
legions am he I Venet-
limrrm Milli“, Vt. April tit-wt teary
height Iffbll'i on the “from! 1MB mm
bruise iniwnrmnrlown path where.
and the ”in ports comm W apla
consort is tied omit, in which liners-tr
(lemme More a! W Pentium
Cm W M
New Your, April flan-W u
ward A. mom-i W. s. 1.,ta
his seventysitb ysse. after is sheer Illness.
Profsassv limb was the W of ob
“mealtimes. stealer enema“
‘
m.m.mssm heme
Joe “has Msta “a b.
”.musmdseaaea
' flattens-ton r‘
Cold in the Heed : §
when one takes e few doses of
CRAMP’I'ON’S
HOME TABLETs No. i I
according to directions.
0" mm eeeribeesilallarfor.
V “the gluten dsyathyua
tale .2 our.
hear all».
i.
For uric: g. itierriueaufiouo ,
m3“. iicmliwllo (sure relief); a. ‘
sin: 1. that: ’i'mroa'nt. impure it
on .. so} Nervous liability; n. wt
’"iit limo: n. iiun Cholera ll store.
Single Remedies. to Cltlf’i‘ri. Hardwood
case at twelve. em. None genuine with-
out the wort ,u ”E."
mastrueuoatuimmsnrus.
'msalobrltJl. Pleural. MWasbh ..
south llorwalt; John A. Blue. 1
n street. liorwalltJ'onn. {lulu
55 SO. lllliiifl. SO. IOiliillK.
Practice Limited tolOieeatetoi‘ Women
”dice boars. loaders and Thurs lays. B to
to or. will
u. T. pentagon.
PIthlOllI m curator.
Wu: and residence. corner llaln and
lanhsll streets, for-er oliee of
llr rum.
(lime: hosts/still loam) .l mum I. that
DRQJ. D'Uliiwélll‘l‘li
i’lllllillll lilO SOROEOii.
015!“ka” until 9a. m.. 2,!» a and 'l to D p.
" solemn Main mm. South walnut.
armour uzcrscu. mums mucus
”ARLA ”'ALIAN‘) 3| am
”on. r. w. DARlliER
OOIIEOli OEITIOT.
Terrill filial and lair-cred without pain.
Me of Teeth on lied Rubber from
Artlfldai Teeth without f’lntee.
(Crown switiiridge Work.)
Teeth fittraetrd l’sinlcssly, 60c
Amalgam fillings. .500
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
ileld Yillllglt. $1.00 up
All work at. rewrnable ClJli’Ki‘li and gnaraw
«Mom eveningsmmil ii p. in.
”It. 41 sums-arm: ti'l'BEl‘l’.
Over PM 0mm. South Norwalk.
turnaround
an. on. s. l. GillifOiili
Geebeeomftedatberodice.
m dread in. Bridgeport. cells.“
form We in. out p. in. any dayemsoti-lunday.
mlmlriea reenter h stolen and for
. mm yearshaa p theDll‘ilAm
sf ones a specialt . ladies suffering
(m an didimit inr t to the sex can
consult . ilfnr in tbcetricteet confidence.
earl witht more of mmiving the moat
willful and aricniior treatment known to
when: Hum end medicine Home care
wished for moms PM Terms mod-
«an» All inter- pmmptly replied to. in.
div-r dorms; fl
Where is he at?
79 Washington street.
What does he do?
Attends to business.
“'hat are his inducmmnte?
flood goods good work
and low prices.
How do the people know this?
By having tried him.
What line of goods does he carry?
Wall Papers, Paints.
Arnm’ Manuals. and
dues s grnrrui l’ai’nta
ing and Paper liang-
lng busitnm.
Does he do his work promptly?
Try him im-i ow.
Who does all this?
L ll. OEOllill
'W l. OJEIIIIGS. ..
Manuscrieiaiseilslste
.aaddaaleria
I ”ate Moth Smelt.
""‘iwn'ln lung: :3. r.- z:
, i. . on atrttee
" oo ‘
”new“
rein mm:
W
Prices to Butt All.
Mllfluflflfl.
Henry Tilly.
Norwalk Chronicler