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In. e practicing physician of many
yesrs experience. writes: Dertt’e Witch
literal Selvehas no equal torindolsot
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stsntly, h'ealse burn quickly end leaves
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Telleyouallthanews for two cents-
TanvmmoBum-mu. .
W. T. Sanford. Station Agent of Deep-
er, Clarion, 00., Pa, writes: I can recom-
mend One Minute Cough Gore as the best
I ever used. It gave instant relief. and a
quick cure. G. A. Gregory d: Co. and
G. 0. Btillson.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds towhich an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to [mate private
laterals, accept where an advertisement
of sonic appears in advertising columns,
are chargedforat regularities, mosaic
a line.
.l. A. Richardson, of Jefferson City
310., 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
reliefanda speedy cure by the use of
One Minute (.Zougb Cure. G. A. Gregory
n Go. and G. C. Stilleon.
A Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
From the Groton. Connecticut. itsview.
David Lewis, who has been afflicted
all winter by rheumatism,is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ed—
m vertieed in our columns. After trying
everything possible, he used Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm. which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wassconstsnt
sufferer and promises to make him fit for
duty soon. We know Divid has been a
great sufferer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stilleon.
druggist.
De Witt'e Witch'ilssei Salve cures
soalds, burns, indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory & Co.
and G. O Stillson.
‘lt Did the Business.
hlr. J. H Cobb. publisher of the Mir-
ror. et Brocton, N. Y.. says: “For near
ly two years the Mirror has been publish-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
was suffering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove eflicacious; finally he tried Cham-
berlain's Colic. Cholera end Dierrhu» i
Remedy end two doses did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by G
'C. Stillson, druggist.
Our patrons will find DeWitt's Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation, dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory d: 00 , and
G. C. Btillson.
Agree-bi) Surprised.
“I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave the
considerable nominees in regard to the
result." says Mr. T. E Smith, of Billet—
ice, Mess. “A local druggist celled my
attention to Chamberlain’s Cough Rome
dy. and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy is careful trial. The result
surprised me; I recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. C. Stilieon. druggist.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills. G. A. Gregory & 00:,de C.
Stilleon.
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dciittleifeny
btcreryworkinthstlhio.
This is prohllbly due to the circum-
stance that the British statesman is
reared under a government in which the
:1th is an «5ka and importers:
nature. making logical dognm ,
necessary division in his economical
trailing. and the subject of his frequent
and practiml consideration throughout
his career as a statesman? Out of this
circumstance also arises the system of
religious and scriptural instruction
which has ever been so insistently main-
tained in the English schools of all
classes, and which must have played no
alight part in implanting that taste for
theological discussion so notably dis-‘
played by scholarly Englishmen. In the
English national or government pay
schools—at least such was the case some
ten years ngo'it was not uncommon for
a lad of twelve to win a lurchmcnt upon -
his graduation with honor from the
three years’ course of Scripture study. 3
The Bible lesson is also one of the daily ,’
'r . , , PARENT.
BEARED‘ A ‘QUAKERM
Wrote us Article en slavery When Isle-
teen Years Old and Taught Isheel at
lave-teem, Later a Popular Platform
Grater won as Income or no.0”.
Anna Dickinson. it will surprise many
ople to learn. is a Quakeress. She was
re in Philadelphia Oct. N. 1842. of very
poor parents, and was left an orphan
when a little more than two years old.
The Society of Friends tool; can of her
and her sister Susan, and bed inhults
trouble in making the active brailled
child submissive to the hard and fast in-
dividuality quelling regulations of the
sect. Anna received her early education ;
in the free school of the society. and was ‘
sent to the boarding school in Westown
when she was 12 years old. Ttvuycurs
later she came back to Philadelphia
equipped to enter the "Friends’ Select
School” with girls five years beyond her
age, and attracted public attention that '
same year by an article on “Slavery,"
which was publllllled in the Liberator.
In ibhllsho was graduated and started
out to teach school. She was only 17 and
small in stature, and the trustees of the
flrnt school for which she applied oils-red
exorcism 1“ the 1’“wa ”Tm“ Wh‘Ch'} her 816a mouth. She knew that lineman
although ”f a later generation than the who had previously held the position re-
more exclusive colleges.which taught ceivcd luv-l a month and dmmmled the
the young ideas of Disraeli and Mnl some salary. The trill-stem replied, “But
Gladstone, yet me}, a greater number he was a man and you are only a little
of possible future abdomen: and who
shall say what wrlimncntory and diplo-l
math: Laurels await the brows of many
among this present gem-mill": of youth ,
(111 students of Muses and .loslm't and
David. of St. Paul and St. John the
Divine?
How different is the case with a youth
in this highly ('hristinnized. but indifl'cr
ently religious hind of ours! Tltv daily
chapter at family prayer, win n [miter-9
thoughts wander where they will. or till
1131! dnzm vehicle of the weekly tihbbnlb
school lesson comprise all of his Biblical
research until he arrives at the-Bible
reading period, which comes to most
bright buys sooner or later. win-n with
highest cumuwudatinus f. .r his virt no and
piety, his nmthcr pro-twins him with a
Bible and Sliders him to n- in! it wherever
and however be please. which lu- lh‘lilllly
rocceds to do with the some eager.
ongh irreverent, npprmtiatil m in , would
have for :my other Work a4 full nf his.
toricnl iillil dramatic lllivl’ur~f £l~ is the
holy Book. And that is all. if in after
life he take up ihmlogiml study it will
be for i’hriet'n cubes lllklzllllt' :lw.ll.ezlillg
of religious impulse, whore iffvr he may
become a tlmdugian. but reply. it over.
a statesman.
OPENING THE SEASON.
0st. Account 0' a llall (tame In Which
Iirouklyn Defeated New York.
Fair was the day and \lbt who the
canard. The scon- mml wichl l-riol lung
and loud. By born-h and board tin- root—
ers souglml. yelled. yowled and ynwpcd
enormously. Tin-re Brmklyu am. with
pie in hand and watched the deeds of
Flynn's lxmd. The-re Frocdumn's shout-
ers fil-rco-ly fcmmsl the lm-o-zl‘ and “th1-
ed unswnimbly. Then Mayor Strong
with mighty foo-t upon the rrcak-
lug phlulrlo-ts boat. and by him with a
smile must sweet. .lob licdg-«z ltmkwl in—
eflably. The air was tum. thr- eky was
rent with twenty thousand \‘ult’t‘rl blout
innwild l'llw‘l’ that l'llnllwl. lu-lllx-ul,
\‘u'ifl-mtiug nlt'llllll‘llllely. lloil. Lynch.
whose mice outdoor; all uniw! Hail.
Scissors l-‘nntz. hail. all ye livye lluw
thump the bull trelllo-uduuslvl
0. fit’lll by those Mark illruwm plvaI-ll;
0, (Hunt lil'iillN’ iusuup rmlmwwlztl,
lirmklynllmriing jnynlhlyi llrnuklyn
imbrluni in iintllum's gnro. and with mn-
olvmo-ulul rnnr. i'mplvm rvmnrlliug
"sewn in four!" and t't'lt’llrllllll‘l ruddi‘
ly!——X. Y. Sim.
American College-a Supt-rial} to l‘melgn.
Thorn is for 1le well furzl you":
Ann-rimuwhn swim instrllrlinn intlu-
classical or Urn-mill lnuuu‘urm. or in.
phlllmlplly or ulvlaplrvsiva. or in any of:
the fit‘illul'l‘s. nriu any branch of Ilium“!
rl."
Miss Dickinson made them a speech on
the spot that made their ears tingle and ,
become a woman's rights advocate from .
that moment. She refused the place. l
and nycur later had made herself locally
inlnous by speechmnklng on the subject. '
In 1861 she secured a position in the
Philadelphia mint, but lost that in short ‘
order by declaring that General )ch.el-l
an was a traitor, in a speech to her fell
low employes. A speech is few months
later on "Vi'omnu's “'ork" iu Jerseinty I,
in demand everywhere, her lectures com<
nuiudlng till) a night.
She had long before given up Quaker
garb and the "thee" and “thou,”l and she
left the sect. entirely by branching out.
into politics. She became nu ardent lie- .2
publicnu and the star utlrnctlou in all
the local. State and notional cmnpaigus. I
She stumped in New Hampshire. Won the .
Scylunur—lluckiuabum fight in (‘ullllecti-'
cut and helped the Pennsylvania State
Committee wonderfully in 1563 by liter-
ally taking her life in her halide and
going through the coal regions for the
party. She was invited to spunk lwfnrc‘
Congress in Wit. and spnlw for (lo: l’uion
League club in ('unper l'niun,mul tor the
l'uiuu [mu-gnu club of Philadelphia in'
the Academy uf Music. film milled lemq
pcrunce tn Woman's rights and politics, "
and spoke on tin-so three subjrcts in a
tnnrvelousfy entortalulugahd convincing
muuhcr. Her Vocabulnry was remark-
able, licr Voice expressive of all the elixir
lion», and her gn'ntllrcfl graceful. and she
had the gill of [it‘hh ml lll:l',".lt'li~'ill in n
marked degree. She Wore llt‘l‘ lmlr short.
l
>imt that was the only outward and “inl-
blc sign of her advocacy of wllmm.‘s
rights. She had a truly feminine love tor;
jl‘wt'ls and fine attire. and was enabled to
gratify her taste as she chow nu her an-
mml income of between £40,000 and w),-
m). She had a handsome rather than a»
pretty face, and a graceful ilgure. and her
eyes alone were enough to make her a
“much sought after \vuman.
Mina llmkllmuu Ind many admin-rs. ,
but l't'lil’étfll all nth-rs of marriage. and
kept lav-r nulue singularly free of the.
M'nllllfll that seems to catch at the skirts:
of the average, noted woman. Even when '
she listened to n crowd of ill advised pur-
aunu and went on the stag.- silo itrpt
above all the rumors of that peculiar;
world. ll. was in 1‘75 that shooter-ted
out to will lli~lrlnniv fame, t‘llmhlllu furi
the \‘I‘llll'lv u play all in“? uwn (“tilt-ll "The?
Crown of Thom..." lt pruwll it flat fail
urc no Mmll as the llll‘\'ll-llllll' tin: curious
runlx to are her lmd lilml away. and sire
was llilAlli‘l‘i‘Sillll diam in “ \llm- liuloyz.."
She llurllly ll'lt‘il “lliillllt'L” lllll mullu
err-u u Wurst- failure. and “.‘liil'i llli‘klll’
mm in lights" was .‘illi‘ll at autumn; m; k
for llli' pint-griplu-r :l‘ul llll‘ l'.ll'li'.‘|llll‘ >i
that ~ln- “will luck in ”W homo lll \"t'ht
l'lttmu. l':l.. prvsldwl over by ll 3r sister,
a bear: lll'uht‘ll woman.
She llruullml (”for “PP failure, tllc luSH
of her fortune and flu- rldll-um limpl-d
upon her, until iu'r mind illlllttl’-‘llll_¥ gave
way. in line «lulu-ruin f'luVl-lzlrul linrrb
rum campaign of lb“, Llli‘ lirpllll.ll'.in
10.1“..." f!" mqpmmny “,- :tm’ llllwt. State ("Illinlltte-o secured lr-r norvicrs in
foreign country to obtain it tlulu thorc' ”mm“ H": S‘i‘u" In” h” ”"m‘r‘ I'M “""0
W011,- forty m‘ iifty 3.0m.“ “g". or own: and she llltlll t make the impression that.
one gvnvmtinn ago. ' 1““! "W” ""l'““_‘f?,"
Nearly every brunch of learning is
now t:nu:llt. in oxn-llm.’ luunu-lr. by
competent prob-wire in our Ami-rimn
universities and willy»... “3- have
scholastic institutions of tho llilsllcst
(‘llill’atl‘ll-l' illlll We have r nuwuml pro-
feumrs. We do not um! in lm'li abroad
for flu-m. Nu ynluu: .llnvril-Jn llw-d to
go over the :lllrmlll- inr lllrl el'llulur-
ship.
A Long Road.
Former-l dmvn in l)i.\l|'. like those in
New lingui'nl. have it very grim, but tlunc
the in»: l .«li-pllt:tblc Ht‘llm‘ of humor on
occasion, If this illlt‘ifilfllt! from flour-gm is
to be t'l't'lllll‘ll.
‘ A faruwr rriurulnf: from town with an
empty prmllll'l: wag”: sin-(tunic a young
man plodding along with t unlimwurugvd
air of a city man who mu uultw-l to dirt.
l
_, _ _ . , l'umlfl.
“linllu .lrrm'y," cried the stranger
.. . .. . .
H" h "" ‘Mc‘m‘m” briskly. "('an n llluu goth lifttu Ville",
Tho- Wlml "from" in the hilypr ‘lm‘fl- land?"
"i don't sol.- win lli' l‘ltll'l," rvspmldod
the furuwr l'l .1 mm lwnnnlllul way.
"'l'llI-n l'.l who it ride." haul the strung-
er, vaulting unto the wagnn itllll making
himself cnmfurtablc.
After lhrrc or four llllll'l‘ lmll be -n
truwreml. the stranger plum-ll in his
lucnuacqlll'utlnl talk long enough to ob-
serve:
"It‘s quite It distance to Vltmlahdl"
‘ “Yes, it is a distance." admitted the
farmer.
Another mils was passed and then the
stranger inquiredq
"About how far is it to Vinolaud?"
“Well.” replied the fnrmcr. meditative-
ly. "keepin’ ntrnlghtnhemi. the way we're
tilm is ilw drupnl’ llmlum .. that has M_.
inn-ml :l art-at. many ilivm. Wipe that
Word nut and the MVJY’lll .tlalill the fly
trap wmlld diminidl rapidly and lie-twp»
tibly. The Word "frw" hm a mighty
poww- tuchorm. it is the culls-limont
of the idea of golfing muiothiug for
nothing. The idea hm always llt't’lla
fatal mm to pmplo who let-.1- fulluu'ed it
up. The hope and dosirv tn got vultur-
ble articles true are the lift“ of lotteries
end gambling table-.4. ( he. I: gmdu men
play upon thaw wmltm'nms curl ilnd the,
business very profitable. rtlvaumh'
"W goln' now, We about "' 000 miles; but if
News. l
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A Question of the Future. you’ll get out an' hoof it back, it Iln't
“Who is going to he the bowl man at more’n “"0“” u "r 7'"
your wrinkling?” my..." mph "1‘ Hum Thestmuucr got out and "hgofcd”lt
way, who in Shortly l0 blurry “ n" beck.~.l¥rl.viliellwJournal. .
"finial" ll: 1 null Iiuneoing a lien.
‘ 0"“ “”W-u “ll’ fiarrnwuy. Yr . A entleluau in llerriaou has n hen‘e
“Milli Stfifllmfllfl'li‘l and l have “ill: Mb VIC-$50 balanced that the moment the egg
tlml yet Wllll'll of us in to have that hon- is laid the top of the neat will “on“! till.
or.”—-Hnrpor's Bdrm. rolling the egg in a box underneath.
“ ' * ' When the hen misses the egg. instead of
'eseltllng and otherwise making a great
to do over nothihg. she at once proceeds
to do as better job for the owner by laying
saline—Atlanta Constitution.
Professor Prnetns'; thermistor.
Nice Meryl Parlor. daughter oftho
lets Prof. Biollzar-i A. Primer. the as»
mat. is foilmi‘ing in the W .
of her father by minimizing science.
__ L“!
on. your: woman has already won a
The following pas-em
from the New York Sun. and m
vouched tor by the editor: who causes
to be published each day at the head of
his columns the declaration that "If you
see it in the Sun'it’s so":
Botcrossbmlsereaspopulsr asev'er
inthistown.
Almost quything is sold nowadays on
outdoor ,
The bicycle is now so commonly seen
, in Broadway ae scarcely to attract at-
tention there.
In suburban districts it is not at all
unusual to see children going to school
on bicycles.
One now and then encounters a Scotch-
man in kilt and chlymore as the sign of
a tobacco shop.
Faces of Salvation Army woxucn are
seen in the alibwlsnses of photographers
in many parts of the town.
In court Hctty Green was on hand
with her latest lawyer. Robert l). Benc-
dict. Shr- worea small bouquet of red
and white, (mutations.
A New Yorker. who has a Hummer
residence in ldnho, says that the pres-
ent high price of beef may be due in
part to the' scarcity of cattle on the
Idaho mngcs.
A harbor shop has been opened in
Hester street just west of the Bowery,
where one can get allzlvwl for three
cents and have his hair cut for five
cents.
As (mo goes quickly upward in a
rapid. murmih moving elevator in one
of the lofty modern buildings. he
passes from a region of shade, up into a
. . , _. region of light. where sunshine stmtms m’
“will“ llillilfi the Book “"1 l” b”) ’, made her nationally famous, and she was E along thr- ballrl and everything is bright
and cheerful.
The matching “808011 was opened yesf
’ tcrday with the first trip of the four in
hand Pioneer. Dr. W. Howard Webb
linked up at Diana on the tower of the
Mmlimmfiqptare fiat-vim and the-n said
to (‘01. De Lam-9y Kane: "(lrmt
weather for the trip. colour-l; a north-
wcat wind." (fol. Knm- smiled and
unswvrell that he couldn't ital! for any- .
thin}; better.
The bride elm-t was wry beautiful in
a gown of pale pink satin Zillll chiffon,
which ul'forwl a delicate (”Ullll'dn‘l m‘thc
white fur. Wlwu she \vna l-uluful'tallly
established un llt‘l' tlmmu tlzr- fun lwgnu.
At first it was like a Hillllltl'l' breeze.
making just 3 little f’llrill', but it in—
(‘roum-ll sit-altllly until at, '3 A. M. ii llltll
lm-oxneagltle of mirth and noun-use.
In spltcnf the hilarity. an ntuwsphel’c
of the utmost refinement and a true
club spirit pro-vnilml.
THE FREE PASS ANS A BRIBE.
Little Else Can lie Mule of It. Yet It in
l'niversnlly sought by Legislator».
VV'hen a railroad m-nds out free
{cusses to the holders of public villi-o it
intends that such past-aw :.li:tll operate
as at bribe. and long lelt'l'lt‘lll't' in poll-
tlcs shown that tho'y huw- the intended
ell’m't.
It is a theory of suuu- holders of such
phases that they are fun high minded to
be mildew-ml by {3“er whirl: they no-
cord from those whose liltrl't'nl, it is to
N'l'lll‘r‘ special privilocl-s or .‘llf't'lt'll ex-
t‘llllllll-erllll tlwoxrmlse of the public.
But that is more theory. in prov-tire
the tlfilt‘t'llillllt‘f is habitually bribml
“'lll‘ll lw makes a habit of all-:vllle-nrllng
railrnnds, telegraph mulpzmlml null
other('nrtmrutlnus liable in ln' itlfl'.‘tt‘d
by tlxlv way in whirl: ho clum- his duty
and bath .~‘ ll llllllttllt‘.
it is Well known in all wlm lmmv lluw
pulllll'ul i'< lllW'lilllIllH luul lv-.:i,-.l;lt:lrmnru
manlpulatwl that, im- ruin-ml Wham-l
lll'l' anmnuliwumsl pnwriul flit-:lflstlll
controlling them. llo-nw nuluy ml the
States have l'nlmtllll’lnnnl pl'uvlsiuus
for tho impel». him-m and rl'llllea'Il ill
any nlill-vimllll-r fulltli uninu 4'. in.» gums.
For the :lemo- reason llll' lute-lurnlui‘mll-
men-o llnv prnlllllilrl tha- lsmanm: of
such paw-s.
Public Huston to I Veteran Nag.
One I)? tlu' strangest m-lolmxtimm ever
hold took place at Hrvouvlllo». ’a,, re-
wnlly. It won the thirty-third amni-
Vr‘l'rs'll'y Hf lllt‘ lllt‘lll of "UM Daddy."
the \‘t‘lt'l‘llll lmrm- uml lllll-rlm'n yours in
tmmpurt‘m : the malls in lllly city, The
pnx'or-s’inn l'nl'lm-«llll llll' l'llifllli' balm:
lltl.‘.'ll. Mr. lluulxm. llnrlly‘e uwnur,
um-mnpanlwi by l’nsmuuiv‘.‘ l’v l'l'}‘. mic
uttln-llv::d lit the mail Minn, Whirl)
Withdrawn by llwldy. 'l’l‘n-ll rumo- the
build. lli regular order, fathom-Hi by ex-
prints, doliwry and utln-r wagon» in
grout numbers. all of which. “till the
lll)l‘l‘ii'i-| drawing illi'lil. Wol’l' prul’n-wly
dm-nmlml \Vllll flags. bunting .lllll inn-
"pm, 'l‘ln-ullilil nvvrrl night nl' nine
mum-M in lrnmll null inwxml the
principal fill‘t‘t'lfi. finally lllslnwlluz at
the starting point. The entire city
turned out and runny homo-u Were decry
rated in honor of ”ill Daddy. Who
fie‘cmml to take a placid enjoyim'nt of
the honor» paid him.
Ilia Affliction.
"You swam ill." ahc said. mljl'itmw
l .
Yul am not leveling well." the youth
replied. “The. fact is I’m troubled with
heart failuro."
"Oh. how terrible!"
“Yes. i storied four times to ask
your fullmr'a consent tmmr marriage,
and every time my heart icill-d me."—
Washington liter.
Greater new test.
new York's police censor shows a
tion of 1,888,790. If the popnlsv
tionof Bmoltlyn wereto be eddedto
this the figures would reach nearly 8,-
000.000. Greater ltsw York will be far
capitation um millennial W
s» when u ‘ '
Cold in the Head
:‘hnmstoe’
when one takes a few doses ct
CRAMPTON’S» ,
HOME TABLETS No. it . _
according to directions.
vouu oocl'on gm?» #391133
t of the ear. Separs
All.” torln. lies. 1. c
Parsgorlc; 3. Diarrhoea; ., Co
etc; 5. Headache (sure relief); 6.
ale; 1.. Bone Tnuoar : s. impure
only In. Nervous Debiilty; n.
ggs‘ liganzd’u. £“Eyfi’rflm Iii
e em 83. . .
flag of twellre. 51.9». None genuine with.
out the word "HOME."
leeefsetwedlnflil muster “Jewish.
l'or raleby it. E. Plsieted. iii Washingtol
8 I.
, Caner,
nillce hours till l0 s. m. l to 3. em a.
unfil'fnbmouneu
smear DEUTSCII.
south Norweli; John Alina. l
a street. Norwalk. Conn. us are
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r. ~ilzllumlll. ii. 0..
55 80. Milli 8T.. 80. lillllVlllll.
Practice Limited to Diseases'ochmsn
Olilce hours. Mondays and Thursdays, I to
fire. nfl l;
H. T. Partree. ill. D.
Pill8lllllll Mill SilllllEllli.
(lilies and residence, corner.iiain and
larchell streets, former cities of
Dr Pardce.
am
PlilSlllllll no suntan.
Oiilce hours until 9 a. m.. {to 3 and 7 to l p.
56 South Main street. South'Norwelk.
PARLE FRANCAIB
PARLA ITALIANO. 531 But
BR. F. w. DARMER
8i||l6E0li'llEITl8'l.'
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on lied Rubber from
Artflldal Teeth wilhout' Plates.
(Crown anvliiiridce Work.)
l'eeth Extracted Painlessly, 600
Amalgam fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
°fall work at reasonable charges and gears!»
Wee open eweninge until 8 p. in.
no. 42 'ASIIIXG'I'ON Brill".
Over Poet Dulce. South Norwsik.
Z! l
.‘
Physician in Women! ‘
fills. llll. ii. i. lilllllillill
Can be consulted at her all“.
:42 Broad 8t, Iridgsport. ilciin.
from 10a. in. to? p. in. any dayexceptSunday.
TheDoctoris a regular on eicien and for
the sixteen years hum ethe DlSEAm
of (lift)! a specialty. Ladies euflering
from an}; difllcult incl out to the sex can
uncut! .Guiif in the strictest condd
and with the assurance of ving the
skillful and scientific treatment known to
nodern surgery and medicine. Home care
'urnfshed for confinement cases. Terms mod»
mete. All iettm9pmmptlv replied to. in-
»amn Id“-
like.
Will PAPER 1. ..
cheap
w h e n
bought at our store that you
should not have soiled walls.
It you want us to hang it we
will furnish you the best paper
hangers at the same price that
you Will pay for cheap work-
men. We will guarantee every
roll of paper our men hang.
We are eel
1......b...MlllEll PAINT
ever made, every ounce at which
is strictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantity you
wish from half plots to gallons.
We carry the largest line of
Arliets’ Materials in the city,
and do a general Painting and
Paper Hanging business.
Remember the name and lo-
cation.
l. ll. DECKER,
19 19 ii 79 19
llashinglou St. 80. Ismail. ill.
”l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paul Hanger. Calcium, Painter
Anddeaieria
lull Purl Iliil lotion.
at strafmth tiers
Isnot ful line latest at
me t
l goril- “sill... “
WM»;
Norwalk Chronicler