gleaned-as W‘s-rs unit-i.
liwouldbavereculredadeasa visits”!
aphyelcian.» on form. occasion. i
believellr.nand‘sllemedicswouldhare
mndtbeilfsoftbseblldl-hsthadthey
heeawitblnmyresohatthethne of in
dcknsm.’ “ELM!!!"
“mus Js m m m'
didcblldreu'snstaedim. ”can: All
ham ‘ '
Doctor ll. Enamel Gralvoe Illle
In. a practicing physician of many
years expcrbnom writes: Dertt’s Witch
Basel Salve has no equal for indolent
soru.ecsldssndbnrns. ltstopspsinin-
nosoar. G A. Gregory &\Co..aodG.
0.8tlllsou.
Tells you all the news for two cents—
Tns Emma Baum
uncertainties-Ines
. -, .2 , THAN ALI. W. '1'. Sanford, Station Agent of Deep
’ ‘ Ifls'r'ge corsets:
'3' er. Clarion. 00., Pa.. writes: I canreoom-
I ever used. It gave instant relief and a
quick cure. G. A. Gregory a Go. and
G. C. Stillson.
Notices of local entertainments of all
binds to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote pa-icale
interests, swept where an advertisement
of canto appears in advertising columns,
urceharpcdforat repularrules. iOocnts
a line.
J. A. Richardson. of Jefferson City
him, chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
general assembly of Missouri, writes: I
wish to testify to the merits of One Iliu-
ute Cough Cure. When other socalled
cures failed.I obtained almost instant
relief snda speedy care by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stillson.
A Remarkable (lure of theusnatlsssa.
upby doctors as incurab e. In our From the Groton. Connecticut. Review.
tcure" you will find I medicine David Lewis. who has been afflicted
' all winter by rheumatism. is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ad-
vertised in our columns. After trying
everything possible. he used Chamber.
lain'e Pain Balm. which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wasaconstant
eufierer and promises to make him fit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great sufferer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stillsfi.
druggist.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures
scalds, burns. indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory a Co.
and G. C Stillson. ‘
It Did the Business.
Mr. J. B. Cobb, publisher of the Mir—
ror. at 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 efficacious; finally be tried Cham-
berlain's ColioJCbolera and Diarrhu‘a
Remedy and "reduces did the business.
checking it completely. For sale by G.
C. Stillsod. druggist.
Our patrons will find DeWitt's Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. 0. A. Gregory rt 00., and
a0..Sfl£mo._m-~ - __ “
Agreeably Surprised.
"I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result," says lir. T. E Smith‘. of Billcr-
ica. Mass. "A local druggist called my
attention to Chamberlain‘s Cough Reine
dy. and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy a careful trial. The result
surprised me: I recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles. for
sale by (i, C. Stillson. drugglst.
'NIW ants 0F
, Isrrlsgss gill Refrigerators
mono & Sons.
We to George II. Raymond.
Dealers and General Funeral
5 Directors.
“I! Iain Itreet. lorwalk. 0t.
' Residence. 8 Berkeley Place.
4.
. FITS!
neutron noun LOSE COURAGEl
see you up. and you have not
t the medicine you
you cannot be
vely cure all kinds of
vnleio or Spasmotic. WI
roan V: at“) Penna.
cases. We have
manycasceoflo a g.
2 ob. sane.
AW uproar. 00..
Water Sta. Boston. Mam
L‘A'i D" lE‘S
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ppresscd
willdndoorl'lla
letterhead».
or u-
rrle‘finlarlties of like
PILLS an in-
on hand at all times to provide
Correspondence confidential.
with full directions. securely seal-
pse box.
All-Ill KIDIOAI'.
and Water Sta.
no.“ M
P“ has?“
Quit no name
U}?
nuance Tickets?
linot, secure a book of tickets stones
“at
FRANCIS 81 CO.’S
OR
w. A. VOGLE’S.
Will?
Because thousands of families through
‘ the country are receiving books.
.m new papers and other valu-
Afl premlpms absolutely free by the
use! these tickets.
[bums privilege is extended to you
‘m. Take advantage of it by calling
- 'hiiooi of tickets. Put some in your
" hook and use them on every pur-
made of the firms mentioned.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by Dertt's
Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills. (I. A. Gregory & Conandl} C.
Stillson.
"ionising Journal (20.. “in. ”23?
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on THE LATEST STYLES
rm FOOTWEAR
stantly. basis a burn quicklyand leaves -
mend One Minute Cough Cure as the best
mars. III. liar sans
warship Infants Imhelle steamed the
quarantine station at liollet
Thur-owls“ without paying any attac-
tion to quarantine law and anchored
”tor the night about tsnmiles tonnes.
larly the next morning the state board of
health patrol Germ steamed out
to her majesty's . and both then pro-
ceeded to the quarantine station. where
Dr. lichens-die informed Commander
Ir‘auclsco Dusnas that before proceeding
fisship would have to be lumigated and
detained at least five days. ‘
The physician aboard the mew-war
presented a clean bill of health, but as
she was only four days from Havana
and had 175 men aboard Dr. Rehetncndia
had no alternative but the enforcement of
the law.
Captain Russell oh the Germ arrived at
Tampa late yesterday afternoon with a
sealed packet for Spanish Vice Consul
Gavlno Gutierrez. from whom the ship ex-
pects orders. Serious complications might
arise, as among the crew are many newly
imported Spaniards. Should a case of yel-
low fevcr develop in five days. it would no-
cessitate the fumigation and Iongorde-
tenticn.
The-commander is sold to have been
greatl surprisd and incensed Dr. Rob-
emeo ia's course is approved here.
h‘runclnco Varona Marina. the corre-
spondent who claimed he came here for
the purpose of joining the Cubans. was
advised to leave town. He departed last
night
Omclul news has been received that
some of the most noted leaders of Port
Principe are out in the field. and that the
revolution will‘ spread thoro immediately.
Through the some source the death of
General Crombot is emphatically denied.
BASEBALL.
a
Human. LEAGUE cattle.
At Philadelphia—-
Philodclphlo....1 0 0 0 l 8 I 0 8-— 8
hiewYork ...... .000000212—5
At Boston—
Boston.. ....... 3 4 l 0 0 5 ll 2 ‘-—‘.’7
Washington.....l 3 0 ll 0 0 5 0 0—11
menus LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wilkesbarre—
Wilkesbun'u..... ii 0 0 fl 0 0 I I 0— 2
Syracuse ......... 010002]0'—l
At Scrantun— ' 1'
Scranton ......... 020000020—4
Rochester........3 0 0 1 I U 0 I 0-— h
At Springfield—
Sprlngflcld...... 3:3 0 0 I I 3 0 0—13
Buffalo... ....... liLO 0 0 I ‘3 0 0 l——10
PREPARING TO FIGHT.
The Sltmtlrm at Corinto Becomes “'orse
Instead of Better.
Comxro. Nicaragua. Hoyt—Tho gur-
rlson on the nmlnlnnd has been ro-enforvml
and the troops are prepared for on imruc
diato move. ’l'wuof the bridges cunuu: ting
the town with the mainland have been du-
stroyml.
The guard of British. marines has taken
a position near the bridge appmncbus. The
warships have changed position so as to be
ready for hostilities if newssary.
The President Threatens lied Thunder.
Wasmsorox, May 4.—-Actlng Corn.
missioncr Smith has sent the following
dispatch to Ralph Hall. the Indian agent
at the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Mill"
vation: "Iiy direction of the president you
are advised to confer with Red 'l‘humlor
and others. and say to them that the truth
shul is acting under process of the court,
and that such process must not be resisted
if .thc parties against whom it is issued
desire to avoid tho interposition of troops
and forces of the lfnitrd Stalin."
Died at the Banquet Table.
Bomma‘rowx. N., J.. May l.—l~2dwnrd
Burrough of Merchautvlllo. N. J.. presi-
dent of the state board of agriculture. full
(load at the residence of ficnornl E. llurd
Grubb at Edgotvnu-r Pork. Mr. ilurrouuh
was attending tho annual reunion of the
survivors of tho 'l'wmty-lhlnl New Jorm y
regiment at (Salem! (lrubb‘s home. and
luul just finished an mlnlrcss to those pros
out when his (Ill'll. Heart failure was the
cause of death.
llrnra Kuhn Rut n I‘rlaonrr.
Slum. hiny l.-—-.\ lllh’llllil'll from Dir.
capital of tho klmnnto of that nmuu.
which Is situated some if. mills snlllil of
Chltrrsl, says that I‘lum Kbun. ngulmt
whom the British expedition woolllspntch.
all. Is. together with many of his follow-
ers. 0t Amor, some in miles soulhwust of
Dir. The report that he was} prisurwr
at Jolnlabad. Afghanistan, is false.
fllcllian llrigamle‘ Rampant.
(VAT/mu. Sicily. May i.—.\ band of
nine brlgnmls ultmlu-d a house at Art
Costello and klllednuouf ltsm-mipanta.
A number of gomlnrmes started In pursuit
_ of the bilgnuds. ovn-rtmk them. and in
the fight which fullovvoilslx of the out-
lawa worn killed. The remaining three
brluamls wornnrroslml. Tim gondormos
were wounded during the ollray.
[terminated by a Live Wire.
(lmmxsan. M 4.-—.\nron Lyman. a
was killed in o frightful mmmor. He lost
his footing and full on o llvu wire. the
wire striking his neck. savoring the hood
and setting llro to his clothing and body.
The wires worn immediately out. and the
burning hotly mp1 rescued.
TELEGRAPl-llc BRIEFS.
The Bank of Commerce of Ncwkirk. 0.
1., failed.
Extensive forest fires are raging noor
Brpdfortl. Pa.
The steamer N. I). l‘nlrlrtnk. loaded
with corn. burnodat Morgan's Point.0nt.
The latest estlmata of the numberin-
jurcd by Wednesday's Kansas nylons Is 33.
The general conference of the Methodist
lplsoopal church south will meet at liai-
tlmurs nest year.
In an explosion at tho Carnbrla iron
works. Johnstown. Pa... several men were
seriously injured.
larshsl It. Prim convicted of the mur-
der of lies Dean. was sentenced at on»
ten. but. to be hanged.
lies Gum Yon. who murdered lass Hons
Queen in Philadelphia on Nov. so last.
was “creased to be hanged. ‘
A cable lift on the drainage eanelat
Chicago broke. itllllng Ilium Tongan. a
labour. and injuries three others.
Hrs been the and her see flurry were
family killed by lightning at flash-
vllla lists. while stench meteor-
W d Mr ”I.
Md
alassudsawmdaecsdsm
llnoumn for the h. octrlo Light- company. .
am
:The President Writes tollev-
ether Stone of Mississippi.
WWI} 1'0 DISAPPBOTBD 011:8.
rim-m conundrum am.mu .
Fart! loaders cannot lie treated—lie
(la-wet lo: way is. Ienth ens-m“ rau-
Illver lane-stallions.
Jackson. bliss. May s.—flovernor Stone
gave out the following letter addressed to
him from Prmldent Cleveland under date
of April fill:
Wasmsoroa. April 26.
Ron. J. I. Stone. Governor. sto.:
Mr Dean Silt-*Your letter of the Blrt
lost. is at band. I do or: feel inclined to
find fault with your criticism. but I think
the matters you refer to should be judged
in the light of the circumstances existing
at the time the things were done. I never
had an idea of building'up or fostering a
prvrscual following. but so for as politics
should properly influence me in making
appointments I have tried to be Denim ratv
lo and not prescriptive. I am glad you
are frank enough to admit your partici-
pation In bringing about a condition in
officeholdlng which may not be all that
could now be desired. Whether those op-
pointod to places shall in speech and ac-
tion behave decently toward the adminis-
tration under which they hold ofllco mum
remain. to a large extent. a mnttor of
taste and good brooding. There or». Low-
ever. some officials who dovote IIlt‘lllhi‘ to»
so lndustrlously to viliflontion and o‘»...-«-
of those under whom they hold ruin-c :.,. In
Indicate that their fidelity cannot by l we .v
ed for the performance of their dill m. .u :.
‘ manner creditable to the ailiniuim-nsu..-,
and who apparently onetime lhni Hwy 2.
spend the time they owe the publu- sum.
in doing political mischief. In the lunar.
cst of good government aux-b ofl‘lcelxoluors
must not be surprised if they are sum-
marily dealt with.
A Vuluahle Argument.
When I received your letter. I had just
finished rfidlng a letter of yours. in which
you explain to the citizens of Mississippi
your views on the currency question. it
set-ms to me you have in that letter con-
tributed In the best possible style and in a
most valuable way to the fund of argu-
ment in lnvor of sound money.
4‘ I have never ceased to wonder why the
people of the south, furnishing so largely
as they do products which are exported for
gold. should be willing to submit to the
disadvantages and loss of silver monumetr
alllsm. and to content. themselves with o
depreciated and fluctuating currency,
while permitting others to Will) u profit
from the transmutation of tho prices of
their productions from silver to gold. I
hopo’tlxis letter of yours will be given the
widoat possible circulation. espm‘lully
urnong our mmtlwrn fellow rill/ens. and
that they will be pvtmltll‘d to my the pit—
fall which is fllrcclly bvfnrv tlu-m who
mmlly rush towunl the phantom light of
free. unlimited and independent silver
coinage.
If we, who profess fonlty to the Demo-
cratic party. are sincere in our devotion to
its principles. and if we are right in be-
lieving that the ascendancy of those prin-
ciplos is a guarantee of personal liberty.
universal care for the rights of all. non—
scotinnal. American brotherhood and trian-
ly trust in American citizenship in any
port of our land. we should study the ef-
forts upon our party and consoguontly
upon our («runny of a committal of the
national Democracy to the silver arbitra-
tlun.
If There Are Others.
If there are Ilcmovrats who suppose that
our party cunnot stmul on a platform cm‘
bodylng such doctrine. either through its
aflirmative strength or through the per-
plexity of our opponents on the sonic prop-
osition. or if there are lieumernts who are
willing to turn their backs upon thelr
party associations in the hope that free
and unlimited null independent coinage of
silver can win it victory without the aid
of either party orgrsul/ution. they should
deceive tlu-mselvoa- no longer, nor longer
refuse to furo lbc romlts thut will follow
the debut! lf Ilut the disintegration of the
liolunviutic purty upon the issue which
tmupls tho-m from tlwir allegiance.
if we should be forced tawny from our
trmlitlonul (Itll‘Il‘IIIU of sound and solo
Immoy. our old unlugunlsl will take the
field on the platform which We abandon,
Iml neilIu-r tho voice of reckless Dorm)-
rruts nor rcvklvss Republic-nus will nvnll
to stay tlu-ir easy nmrrh to power. This
is M plain a-i anything ram possibly be.
It therefore becomes the dutyof every
Democrat. wherever bu may be. to consid-
ur what such it victory would mean. and
In the light of (a prop" conception of its
results he slmuld deliberately show his
course. Your» Very truly.
Probably a llllsrnrtl Victim.
Comma .\'. Y.. May l.—~'l‘ho illiml
body of n lllllfl bmlly dm-mmmsml has been
found in tho lilnvk film-tin near Sloto lllm,
I'll. From nll upiwnruruw the man lute
boon aloud three or four umnths. Ills pants
worn lie-l at the ankles. lot though he bud
been walking in tho ouuw.
Nulllvnu Won't rim-«ml Kilt-In.
New Your. llny I,~--.Iullll ll. Sullivan
has telegraphed tho nmlmuora of tho Sm.
side Athletic club tlmt it will be lmpossl
bin for III!" to around Kilroln In his bout
with O'Donnell on Monday night. He
nhnounrca his intention. howevor. of chnl.
longing the winner.
Editor or Kennel News Dead.
New Your. May >t.--lil Barlow Elliot.
the editor of The Kennel News of Chica-
go. tiled in llolliwun hospital from rheu-
matism mnl Bright’s disuse. Mr. Elliot
bad mood! attended the dog shcwln
Dustrm and come to this city.
“_ ...... -.. _ .. .... ..-
Germany lnhatdlses [Ar-ere.
Drums. May 4.—-Germany has conclud-
ed contracts with leading Gunman ship
ping companies for ten ateanms to act as
cruisers in time of war. Among the ves-
sels are the best lino steamers runnlng to
new York. . ...s
not Canned wear. but has oral-see.
l’ams. May 4.—-'l‘ha alarming epidemic
among the Vitre garrison. which was
thoughtless): ascribed toAmcriealt canned
meats. proves to be spine cerebral fairer
from blood pctsonlngmussd by bad drain-
III.
tracers win a auras.
’Gtsvstslto.‘ Hey I. ~‘l‘hs moldcs'
will“ if.“ "it: umwamfim'm’
a
he advises of wages amassed byls
I .
Imus Ind-bee that its new _ , the
. Ind-eel church leaders. ,
Baa Faaxcrsco. llay t.-'rhs prelimiv
nary examination in the use of 'l‘becdnte
Durant. charged with the murder of
Blanch lament in Emanuel church. was
damagingto the defendant. Some new
and startling evidence was introduced and
‘ still further connected Durant with the
0. O. Oppenheimer. assoon‘ ‘ ‘ dband deal- ‘
w. testified that betwecn April 4 and
April 10 Durant had offered forsalea
lady's diamond ring. The witness was
shown three riaga lie positively idontlfi
fled one as being offered by Durant. The
ring was one of three returned to Blanch
Lamont's aunt. wrapped in a nowapapor.
the day before Minnie Williams' body
was found. When Oppenheimer identified
this ring. Durant started violently. turned
pale and exhibited more uneasiness than
at any time since his arrest.
The defendant's counsel tried to break
down this witness’ testimony and that of
three other witnesses who repeated the
evidence given by them at the inquest on
Wednesday. They wore Martin Quinlan.
the attorney who saw Durant and a girl
resembling Blanch approaching Emanuel
church at 4:20 p. m. on April 2; David
Clark. who corroborated Quinlnn’s state-
ment of his whereabouts on that day. and
the janitor of Emanuel church. who testi-
fied that there were no defects in the gas
on April Ii, and that therefore there was no
reason why Durant should have been fix-
ing the gas pipes at the room that after-
noon. The jnnitor's evidence was for the
purpose of rllscroditlng Durant’s explana-
tion to Organist King of his appearance
when he came down pole, sick and weak.
as the prosecution mulntnlrh from tho
belfry where ho had just murdered Blanch
Lamont.
EMBEZZLED $32,000.
A Cotton Broker Disappears With Some of
Ills Partner's Funds.
NEW Your. May l.-John .Boyle. a
partner in the firm of A. x. Salter & 00..
cotton brokers. at 25 Cotton Exchange
building. has disappeared-with 032.000 of
the firm's monoy. Doyle had been in the
employ of the firm for almost 18 years.
About five years ago he was taken into
partnership. Hie Interest in the firm was
nominal. and hm authority ‘vvns somewhat
restricted. although he was allowed to
sign contracts and checks.
Thursday morning Boyle drew three
checks—one on the National Corn Ex-
change bank for $115,000. another on the
Itiorchnnts’ National bank for 81,000 and
sevoml smaller checks for 82.000. With
this be bought $150,000 of I'nltod States
bonds of the new l per cent series from
When!) it Sulilosslugcr. which firm pur-
chased the bonds from Harvey Fisk &
Sons. bunklrs at :.'l Nth-mu street. lloylu
left his olllco shortly lllll‘l’ noon on Thurs:
day nmlhns not been sn'n since. It- is
known that in.) 1an been drinking heavily
of into.
Ilolyc is about 13': your-i old and is sold to
have lived somewhere in Brooklyn with
an aged mother. lb- is lllltl'l’li‘d. but his
wife separated from him several yours ago
and is said now to [m living in Paris.
George II. Chapman. who was for many
years a partner with Mr. Seller. said that
Boyle had always been implicitly trusted
by both Mr. Seller and himself. and they
had always constricted him an exemplary
young man. "In fact." said Mr. Chap~
man, "i Would at any time have loaned
him thousands of dollars."
The Duke's Annuity to lie Continued.
Im‘sms. Muy l.—In the house of com-
mons n motion made by Mr. Alphous C.
Morton to nnnul the annuity of “0.000
paid by lireut Britain to the Duke of Ed-
inburgh. second son of tbo queen. was de-
fooled by a decisive majority. the vote
standing llili against the motion to 72 in
its furor. Mr. Morton based his motion
on the foot that the Duke of Edinburgh is
now a reigning Herman sovereign. be be-
ing Ilukc of Suao-Cululrg and Uullm.
“It; Pups-r Mill Sold.
I’mLAthI-ma. Mny l.—Thc extensive
paper and pulp Works of Alexander lini-
fuur .\' Suns at Port Richmond were pur-
chased by [Jill .k ('ulllns. formerly con-
mated with tho wiper manufacturing firm
of C. :5. tlurn-tt .\' Son-4 of Darby. 'l'bo
consitlomtlun was ln round numbers $500,.
mm, This is the largest plum'ln i’uunsyl
vuniu, covorlng ton cores of ground and
employing :sho persons.
Mr. Wanamaker line so llousewartnlng.
I’nuaum mm. May L—Hovornur D.
II. Hastings was tlm guest of John Waua~
maker, and tho sole-t (”lllll‘l' of. which
the forumr was tho honorary guest was
followed by it It'l‘vltlinll which Wits at-
tended by a number of nutuhlvs‘ not only
0; Philadelphia but pulllli distant from
the city. The rcruptlnu uml dinner wore
both hold ut Mr, \\'uumuukcr'a new home.
203:! Wolnut slrool.
Mrsny llssrlm'a III liralllmnro.
HALTIMUIU'. tiny I.-—Ilm'fi|i‘tt urn lure
in grout number» to nttoml the twentieth
alumni session of tho Anu-rlmn .tmdvmy
of Medicine. whb-b begun list swat-ms to-
tlaymul l'IIiIll on Mummy. Many mom-
bura of the nuulmuy lib.” belong to tho
Atuvrlmu M- divul flfififlt‘lllilitll. which will
begin next 'l'umluy its omiuul mm'tlug.
('siltmvl (in!!! Denice If.
NFWYunK. Muy i.~«('olonol Fred 1).
”rum. when mum at his roshlcuro. 32-”! East
rilxly-sm'oml slum. nnlplmtlvolly «fouled
the reported engagement of his sister.
Mrs. Sclllo (lmnt Hurtorls. tn (lumirul
IIonry Kyd Douglas of Maryland. ”My
sister has denied the truth of that story. "
hesnld.
Woman lulled by Lightning.
~ Netusvnuz. Who. May 4.——Durin the
electrical storm which imam] over his
section Mrs John 1’. Sutherland of the
town of York. foarlng the storm. retired
to the cellar. and no sooner was she them
than lightning atmck the house. stunned
her husband and killed her.
A less 'l'raclr War.
Chicano. May l.-——F'or some days war
has been going on between the Itchy and
Hawthorne race track people. and it cul-
'minated in tho swoarlng out of warrants
for the snout of on of the men connected
with the Hawthorne race track.
“it by a Dustin]
Wanna. N. Y., May 4.—-ln a game of
baseball between Deposit and flusqushan-
as William Dooley of the Susquehanna
was struck on the head by a pitched ball
and so badly injured that he will probably
“Museum”
Mate.“
III
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masses-mum. . v
Cold in the Head
whenonetakesafswdosesof
CRAMP'I‘ON’S
‘ sewiclcg‘tcsirsedcna
YOURDOCTORW'WM
mulaevegdayattbis
time of the year. Separate emediee in
1‘ BLEI' form.
Noe. n. C patios; e.
Paregoric: 3. Diarrhms; 4. Cocoa. Caour.
etc; 5. Headache (sore relief); 6.
sin; 1. SURE 'l'usoa’ru. lmporc B
Tonic- m. Nervous Debility: u. C L0
Tile em; 12. Sun Cholera ltl
Single Remedies. 25 CENTS. Hard
case of twelve. sum. None genuine fit-
out the word "110MB."
mutusumusmccmuwa. .
l'or'ralcby It. 1!. Plaisted. t3 Was
treat. south Norwalk; John A. Blue.
. aln street. Norwalk. Conn. nae-n
Tscuvmn. M. n.
55 80. lllllll SI. 80. llllllllllli.
Practice Limited to DiseasesToiWomen
Office hours, Mondays and Thursdays. I to ,'
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DR. F. W. D ARMER
sunaros'ntsusr.
Teeth Filled} and Extracted without pain.
Bets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
HP.
Artificial Teeth withont' Plates.
(Crown nndZBridxe Work.)
Teeth Extracted Palalessly. 50c
Amalgam Fillings. 500
Platinum Fillings. 750 up
Gold Fillings. $1.00 up
.23 work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Office open evenings until 8 p. in.
NO. CD WASHINGTON 8133".
Over Poet Dulce. South Norwalk.
“A
Physician for Women!
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Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport, lions.
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. any day except Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph ‘slclan and for
the asst sixteen years has mm rib-s DISEASE
of 'OMEN a specious. Ladies enduring
from any (llfllvnlt fuel «of to the sex can
:onsnlt Dr. (lullforu in the nrriclmt confidence.
and with the assurance H. reoelflng the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement crises. Terms mod-
erate. All letters-.promptly replied to. In
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Dam Argo. by ectloneer. No Service. ,
BAY unit, 8,254.
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‘Slre Baron Wilkes. No. 4758. Dam Cards
Wines by 0mm worst. No. sir. Service.
fee as). w. B. E. Locxwooo JR.
dll its. hm Nor-wall. firinn.
Patent Medicines
“8' MI” ”“8“” T0 TIKE.
a'r OUIl PRICES.
Ill HGT. "MID NOT TO TIRE.
Loxawnik £1.00
Hood's Samopnrilis, .00
Ayers' Sarsaparilln. .07
D ma’s Humapnrilln. .UI
Juticum ResoIVent. .70
Scott's Emulsion. .00
Green‘s Norvura, .70
Stillson's S1mific for Malaria, .75
l‘aiue‘s Cele Compound. .05
Bramlreth's ’ills. .18
Aloocil’s Planters. .10
Benson‘s (lowice Phallus. .13
last/min. .28
Carter's I‘ills, ‘* .lfl
\twood's Hilton. .18
lladnm‘s Microbe Killer. qts.. .75
ilittlatu'o Microbe Killer. gal. jam. 5J0
Yankee Lung Himther. .35
Gen. 8. Silllson’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington Street»
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNlllll'l‘ STREET. XOIIWALK. CONN.
Opposite llcm [fallacy Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. ll.
WAGoNS.
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Burglar. Planers. clinics.
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