s
smell of to-
: nah. hint sick.” No-‘Ito-Beo sold
cuss .
on: ii"
You should not antler from dyspepsia,
. constipation or biliousness.
York or Chicago.
.
l
Thessdieessesereslicnrsd by then-cot
ltt’l Little Early Risers, the famous
pills. G. A. Gregory a Go. and 0.
0e “luv ’
”anew York millionaire gtvesedin-
Illetlithevencs and bathstreetwosting
MOO, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and tliseepoople spend “.4330 in duo
ile' bills and iinally have to ill! 05.00
ash torCectus Blood Cure to cure them
whetwonld bathe sevingper capim ii
In dinner should not be given. there
ling or persons at the team
. Inquire at Pleisted’s drug store, where
you meyhave the problemsolved and
mmmrosom BlcoiCure.
Whenooceeion demands its use. try
DeWitt’s Witch HezelBalve. It is cool-
ingtobnrns, stops pain intently. clean-
n. a perfect healer for scalds or skin
eruptions. Always cures piles. G. A.
m& 00. and G. C. (Wilson.
NORWALK
lOOSTEIIS. .
Caught cfl Nor-walk Islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A! fresh arrival of
STRATFO SHAO ..
every day. V stables from.Green‘s
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
use in
j‘v'ECHABIES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO CATSUP
HUNT 8i ZElUFF’S
“Tableau“. til-ll.
Patent Medicines
El“ IllO PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
Ill HOT. lllllll NOT TO TAKE.
31,“)
Hood’s Serum" .370
’ Saree a, .
om. Saree , .67
Outicura Besolvent. .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .80
echo: Nepons’ f Molarle 'ig
’s c or .
raine’s Celeré Compound, ’ .65
Elisabeth's Is, .12
Alcoch’s Plesters, .10
Benson’s Caprice Plasters, 3133
We ' :19
We Bitters, .ill
lsdam’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
mom’s Microbe
, Killer, gal. jam, 2.60
, Yankee Lung Soother, .
Use. it. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
"I! Washington Street
Our $203""’i56riéii'"
tor enroese of Leorippe that acnos
ehorti shoe ii ii times claim-
W smormi’scms tell or
“ms
:2 Elli iii-1121:2117
n our:l till: sells in 20
Item curse it"suiistlsm in i
i New e
r honouring-viii
wwwrwmme
wmli'; 'l'heysn ma
we.
slit guaranteed by B. B. Plaistcd. No
Book free. Sterling Reine-
s " ii. km” ‘3
:‘It‘hlmdeyfore use when
honest discovers the value oi Ayw's
, ese bless-purines. ,llitb
mmummfi.” a
my upon which he rely.esd
thethis lite-leagueledyis lest coe-
quersd. flee cured others. will care
you.
Thebeetremedy icrbarns.scslds and
cute is DeWitt's Witch Bezel Belvs. An
excellent curs tor piles. G. A. Gregory
d: Co. and G. C. Btillson.
A Remarkable Care or Rheumatism.
From the Gretna. Connecticut. Review.
David Lewis, who has been eiilioted
all winter by rheumatism. is out again
and all due tonne of the medicines ed-
vertleed in our columns. After trying
everything possible. he used Chamber.
laiu’s Pain Balm, which has relieved biui
of all pain, from which he was a constant
suiierer and promises to make him tit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great suitor-er and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
druggist.
The most pleasant little pills for cleans-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
els, are DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Smell dose. 0. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stillson.
It Did the Business.
Mr. J. H. Cobb, publisher of theNliir-
ror. at Brocton, N. Y.. says: “For eer-
ly two years the Mirror has been pub isn-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
wassu‘ilering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove eiiicacious: finally he tried Cham-
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and two doses did the business.
checking it completely. For sele by U.
C. Stilllon. 693592.“-..
Lingering coughs and colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous, is sooth-
ing. healing, alleys fever, acts quickly,
is pleasant. G. A. Gregory 8: Co. and (l.
C. Sitilliifli;~~ _
Agree-lily 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 Ilr. T. E. Smith, of Biliar-
ica. Mess. “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
solo by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale. Ill.,
writes: "Let me say One Minute Cough
Cureis a sovereign remedy for croup.
My children (I have three) are subject to
this dread disease, it comes very sudden-
ly, but One Minute Cough Cure has never
failed to relieve at once. I should not
feel safe to be without it.” (i. A. Gre-
gory dis Co. and (i. C. Stillson.
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firm
is.» int-s ems: ems.
ieeallsheeds “was.“
his. ‘
Nomlwent toseyjuet this: _
abechslorend thshindote Mimics-1
em.Iseemoiewivesthendomostinsro
risdinen. iitbis were notso.linigiit
notbeveenobdsctiontotbemeseclmt
I might think. as some of my married
malefrlends do. that event! my own
wife (suppose I bed one, I mean, now)
were disappointing to me as a cornm-
ion and distressing to me because of her
unwarranted erections. my married
neighbors may be more lucky. Their
wives may be their chorus and compen-
ions; their wives may not deitiiind e
sleve's attention. a father's indulgimce.
a lover's unquestioniug devotion. and a
rich and dutiiig uncle's iiiistiuted allow-
ance iiiid'exrmct nothing in return.
I visit muiiy homo-i V.'llt'l'(l 1 know the
husband’s huhlllI‘Ht-i affairs and seethe
wife's ettitndo and I fccl myself
equipped to discuss the iilli'ftlinll of
American wives bottom. being it lliii'he-
lorofn somewhat extended and varied
acquaintance. than i could ii i were
married.
There is mmcthiug essentially faulty
in thcsncinl rehitiouship of American
husbands and wives, which rclutiunship
isbruught about wholly by the :mninp—
tion on the purtof the wivcsoi’ rights.
privileges and err-iiiptium? 'Tl'w-u nu—
sumptiops are of so long standing in
Americ' . and have bet-u so litiFI‘lvily and
uncoitipluiuiugly lli'qlllPHt'i'll in by the
husband that tlicynre limkml upon. I
suspect, by the wives, iis vcstcvl rights
to question which hints at uiinrchyfiNow,
I do not know about that. The husband
is bound by every obligation, h-gzil and
moral. to give his wife ii. home and such
materiel comforts us he is able to sup-
ply tn himself also. Pli'iltm, observe
that “iiim.” Is it not a fit“! that the
Americaiiiwifo of any imtu ubnv» the
grade of common. unskilled lulmr de-
munds~evon expects without iii-mand-
ing~~<~Iiiiiturts and luxuries in which the
husluiud could not also indulge without
incurring debts he could not puyit’ he is
less than n merchant or capitalist. und
pcrhiips inviting bankruptcy through
cxtralvaigimccuud Tll‘gli'i'l nt' liilnlllilrtl?
Beside sharing in such cmni‘nrts us the
huslumd'shuiuv :iud lm’ll'il illTul‘tlm the
American wife at «mcc lifielllllt'u the right
to tho luxury of llllviit‘w‘. That is u very
gri-ut dcul. It lilt‘llllti on additional cost.
for min or more servants. which cost is
imposed upon tho hudumd's curri-
ings. be they large or i-nmll. If they
are large. I have no cnmpluiut. If those
writings are smull. tIu-u :«iuu ly the hue.
band has it i'Ulllplhlilt—-lllli I.» seldom
"13ka it.
But this is only tlic ln-iriuuiug. In
matters of luxury the Month .m wife
not only indulgcs uthi:l leli‘llnl' in many
more than dm-s the husband. but fre-
quently shc indulges in many when. and
again. therefore. be con indulge in noun.
What right bus she to this? Tnltctho
luxury of fine «Ira-wing, fur cxumplc. I
know ll mltllwl shall make it homely cx-
nmplc—whobet'nru his marriage was it
rioticczibly \vcll drcw-d man. He cared
for widliiiiulc. ire-sh, nim- cluthcs in a
perfectly nitiniml way. and urtbiicully.
Now he Wl‘fll‘fi trnuscrs which bro: ill the
kin-n pitifully. lilltl his cuut ~-hinw~ :it the
elbowsund simuldriw. lln hnld~ .‘l rc—
spnusildn plum». zmd bus for ywti‘s. in it
big cuimum'rinl firm. and Honor hiu sul-
iiry is not in“ than $1.1M” :I. was: mid I
should imt lm surpriml in huur thutit
was inurc. l dim-d with llllll tlzc nthcr
night all his hnuw. illlil inviting um he
i-ililil. iii he always Ilm‘e. "lluii'l Iiilit' the
trouble lnilt'i'ne. old man; “'i'dl ju~t tlitii:
infonnully."
Now. Inc ltllthl pi-i'im'tly \‘u-vll till? it
lei ill) Il'Ullllli' fur "iv in ilt‘i-s‘e iii “in «Wild
lug. illlll that I did so lit'JII‘l". m- l'_\ duy.
and. in 1le the truth. thi~ h- m- \vus
first wanna-MI in inc by my mutictinn
that Ilium-tum: drow suit i. Ill .1 prclly
bud wuy and he dm-sn't l'ccl iii”: hr cim
ntl'nrd tho run-use nl' iiiliilln'i'.
'l'hut isnun side of tho picture: born
is the Hilli'l': .‘Iiitliilll opium-ml in :l pret-
tyduiiity diinu-r gnwu. which ~hc told
me was now lu-t‘nn- I'd lwi u in the house
live minutes. l‘n- known li»'l'~ilii'i‘ die
was it child.
I'm talking unw :ilauiil tlw typical
Alllt'l‘ii'éilt wit.- ut'u mun \Vllu can lu‘nltlil
to be in cuiut'm'l.‘iI»Incircuiuatum-o-u by
tliuuluwlurtlrmi'llii- Iu-si i‘hiwui' r-‘illll'll‘ll
mmi. Him is no more citruvugntii.
tlioughtliw, vim-ting nr iiui'mimuuble
tlimi thcuw-mgn of lil'l‘ chm. was wull
limuvlit up. Iu-lpwl Iici' liudlli’l' liH'll hcr
I'ulhm'» iimi- In tho {rind-«tune ulwuyn.
is bright. good enough mluvml. il‘ you
plczwznmlnt’ HIHWH Iu‘nught lwr hus-
band not it dollar. for she und lll'l‘ sister
and lii‘l‘ lliullli'l‘ hml but left Im' tumor is
dollar in with- nii llt'l'. I do not know.
thunk ( iml.jllui. wliiit tin-diam i rot’crml
touted. but i know itspi'im- \vuiililcnwr
my frimut's crpcudit lll‘i' for cluiltcs turn
your. The dinner was mind. as she
judged it. no doubt. but him did not
know who: u single dish Wits In be until
ll. was W'N’i’ll.
Now. there is tlint mun coming (out
or live tlimimiiid dollars is your. working
from nitmin the morning until six in
the afternoon fifty Wl‘l‘ktlfl your. dream
lug likontiii‘oomonth clerk. not limingf
a penny. uiippirting his wife in idle lux-
nry nt thecmt of proluilily twwthirds.
if not prolnbiy thrt-oi'uurllis of his
“filings. mul'showmild look in big eyed
Imminent ill any one who should sog-
gsgs that she was onwarmntnbly. beam
lessly. unreombly exacting. and en-
joying privileges to Which she hurl no
manner of right whstowr. Further-
more she would call the mun abrnte
who told her so. Iii the unique es en
Americen‘s wife? Well. i rather think
not! Ateny role 1 will confidently 1“”
it for married men retailers to say.
W_. W
Leta men overcome eager love»
letliirn overcometheyreedyby‘gw
,tltelierbytrsth.
a new born halts
whs welk’oe lateral
Among all classes oi Chinese the worn-
III of the little foot base rank and pree-
tliet a women with a foot moulded
Ind Cushioned by nature cannot hope to
achieve. The art of the professional foobv
blades is a necessity in all Chinese femi-
, lies where there is any desire for social
recognition.
The women
_ neither does
oi' the tiny feet tolls not,
she Iplll. and, as Chinese
.etylogors. ls arrayed in the height of
fashion. LHhe lolle in luxury's lap, her
body is clothed in silken ruiiiient oi the
nest texture and most delicate line.
while diliiiioiide and rubles act in soft and
alert gold and bracelets of judo niid ins-
per encircle her wrists and urine. If she
loam-s lirrhuiiw slic either rides or In sup-
pm’tcvl nu ciilivr side by big foot. women.
The natural iimt Womnu-diig foot is
i hardly currccto-«iain vivid Ctllill'illtl. tuber
' little foot sister. She is udruilgu uml it
slow. ”or Ill-rim in tho i'lit‘lili, course
wovcii itiii'n! tho i'iiiucuc, umi licr hair
in drew-rd with iiiieccntml lord limit-rid of
perform-«t Uil't, is lmuml uiih llircml iii-
aloud ..{ sill. “Till iiisiI-ucil “illi pins Iii
limes iu~l~u~l of gold. Mic is lt"lllt’ll when
elm hills in any of her duties. Worst of
till. she In clicup.
Any i'liiiicms of u imvimg illnll niiiuti
i may buy it iiuiuml font wife, or several
W van, if he i‘ill't're for that sort of Invest.-
ltimit.
Illlllll I'm! Woman and lump hcr in pro-
per style, ‘
Then: :ir - about it down Chine-so
process 0.’ having their lei-t moulded into
the lcmt [Itifihilllti compo“. end then: are
over not who an:
experience in their lllllill'ri lit Sim an-
clam.
The man experienced and [Mt known
fmirliiminr lzi i'iilifuriihi iszi tvnumu of
over 50 ycnrs, untried Ming .lung. film has
coils for lli'i’ services in i-n-ry l.‘.;l’ sized
, city on ilus l'.iciiii: coast. from San Diego
I to Victoria, iiiirl malice licr lmidquurirrs
' In Him l"r.tuciscn, wlicrc Hllt.’ is employed
3 over half the time. Her istrt'lifi'fi urns em—
‘ployed principally in the first fimthimling
process on on inliiiii. null then advising
88 tn the boat tundra of binding “III? the
little brim-v have turned and their growth
has been urn-sie-tl,
Among the woullhier i'hiucsir who can
nfliirvl to employ .\iiii,r.r.ltiu;.r to undermine
the supervision and rcspnimxl-ility of the
whole I'lli'l'itllill’i ni fuuilvi..di:;;:, slit-
molten wwhty Vl'ells through the greater
part oi live ycurs. Fur such wrvz'ci- who
receives {rum éwsl in 21min, Min; Jung
in ivory “Hi. The Ii~~t‘~\lli"\ Iii hm Fm“-
t‘tlit'll any hill‘ hm ill: ince-mc of (silly Cl“,-
ow .1 year, and [my-v in ‘- , :i on r éfrvlll
w..i'ili of property. L...» iimizy «if her
rum.- «m the l’.u.:zli.,- i‘Im-sl, ~iic m .1 great
gambler. llcr uwu furl :it.- :3 l 2’ indies
lung rind :1 little ”in“: ili.i:. :m il.t‘li \vido,
while the ankles nrc L'llltflil-ill'v.
Iii Hun I‘vl'fll»1'l‘4('1l,li“ itch. :i~ m A?! cities
on the l’uczilc road, Sncict m f-rrthe- I’m-
v.-utlnu vi t‘ruclty tn l'iiildhui l..i\‘i!’ time
out] iigziin caused tho- ”I'D"! m’ pin-nu
and gimrdidue lur ltlutllllt: thy {vol of
their cli.lvlrun, on the cli;ir.:-~ that the
tie ones. but In every lueiaucc rm hr the
('hincsc huw prnvml by ro‘piimliic white
physicians tliiit the binding of the feet
when lie-gnu in lmbylirmd is absolutely
paliilces. ’l‘he otllcora nfthe law are there-
lore pnvverless. (July the other dny ilie
lili‘iil svvciciy tried it. iizmii :iurt (Ullilll that
it. was llfiltlt'pe to try and make rsllwh 3r.
route.
The bandages are kept. nu the foot un-
til the “mum. attain» In»: qr It‘lli and im-
tlire tin litiigi'r ztilrmph in Tlrl'l‘r' lit-r wily
mmiuni. tho shut, wk uv'n zirni linen.
Then thcy mm: [Jil-u'li : if, .m-I the i'tiiuese
girl bubbles lliruiigh titr- no the Witlxcr-
ml sl lllllp‘l.
A rich i'hiuvu- gcswral'y lllfll'l'.e'.‘i "no
or twii natural {nut wuvw. itiul than buys
it lillm {vb-i. Wilt! who :ii. “in '3 ll. c ”neg the
[mail «if the t‘ulltllil‘lillll‘Jl.
ll liltiii'u :.:ct hard and in mi} H'dri't‘, be
may tilep-wr' of Hill? of lllw :lllilTfll [not
WWI-s, but lu- must. limp .. -rli.ciii lti
Willi. llIIHJ ll.“ Litilr- l' ., licr
uiuvc lllt‘vli: Ill" ixwii-w uu'i mi
li’.)
tin ilm Imuu-w: l'lt.
Virry r.«‘li mm lmliiw w'nmfim... have
two lili’li' t' u! Wins, . . pg.
pmnivo lll\lil’lc~v, mt t:;-_;I vii." {tlii'vlllll of
intro lilo-y I'l‘llllll'i‘. illll' ~ '.c- n ii»ti.i.iy .1“
ii rich H“... w . .izi u'.ti.il
liu.’ inc;
.lF‘"
lililt: fur \i'iiu', :mt. llifl’wiil" .7 '. "mange
.tu iimki- llIIJ' {not W'tlllll‘i wit m' their
ll.tll;:llli'l“ bum in Illt‘lil by the» natural
{nut Wit» It i». :i li;lj‘il.‘.{ lil‘!“l.l'ltl‘ll', if
(.1... faith r V --- lung t‘iiull‘lt t wwil or
worry . ii' i. ~ nlu'uhtcra, till-l. .5 tr :l-vun‘t
in: him cw iii rrsil Lb inzirh ui r ~;~ : 1 ”Hill"
upuu thrm.
It-rils "I'ltist Love I “my!
In l‘rtll'l' tr. iiivceilmth' the ”narrator,
habits of Inrds, some time in tin- t,.;. u“,
’yt'iarn ugu it young; vtnman it‘ Fur lyre.
Ark” m-i ucwl It llm' lin it». so am]...
Hie bed :1 In! Hi rrcl sill. mad.” I his in“,
turning: h.tu [was Iii Hill" 3. tom; rm.
lllttlli Minn; Willi his PhillltlHlulln,
Loni ,ipnl Hm hirvl r».-;.pv.ic.-el, bring.
ing with him .i met» but e: vi lnl w! Mme
ribbon Lle‘il .ir rlllttl hr: lug, ’l'lm rinse
tank up that islande- iii u M. rag Ir",
mum Hit’iil‘,1lli;{ is out and bringing (mm
In lmunl. 'l‘iw hilly nutviirl than nine”.
‘nmuts of ill" lir'rililmuml c imLu very Mitt
erlymiid what mm but minnluhmoni one
(lily, mun m‘tcr they irit Hu- out, in 1,...
hold the ymlm: birds all strung out In
line on it lliillr. while Nit' pmvut birds,
,with «loft lit-ulna and feet, “Hi :i hit of
bright. ciotli niwui the leg of em ii.
The ingenuity Hi the cream in well
knuwn.nwl it is probable timt the ilret
bird become so pleascd with his deem
thin that be tied a blue ribbon to the leg
lot his mute and wished to hand duhulh
'enstom in his progeny. Tlieynnng won»
an is now eagerly touting luring“! ion,“
nappnsrumw "I tier little fymndq my.
”sum and menus in lmrom upwl‘t see-h a
bright. new ribbon should they can”
again.
erupt-vol list-n}.
”nullity - school Hoperiiitetirleni~xrrw
who was itltmt was iinrmiieil by his
brethren of his reimeiii and interred
become the king's most trusted Id—
vleeri
Johnny (who reads the “peter-Id
Hills Chang. -««.I mine.
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It takes sine tailors to mate is
lot the world bosom set km
my mist momentum.
it 1.1km is rich imm to liuyug
girls 5
in I’ve ilizuivlcu who are timing-ling the
going tliruuzli the mine '
i in" her.
It]! and :lnv. ll ~.' Ll'u i l lil‘r v strung", :‘Itd‘
i
P
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process yut‘i‘ excruciating: pain i tllli' lil< l
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Thi' Imul‘ l'l..;.« ev‘ Wlul i‘JlHl l .glrmy.‘ n!
OI the calm I!” Kim
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Residence. 8 Elm street.
myiii im
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Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapee’ specialfl'ertilizers,
Lime, Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
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South Norwelk. Conn.
138 West 34th Street.
I New York City,
. 'mentlv returned from Eu-
_ ~ ‘ rope with tho loin-stand most
- “rem-nil treatment for all
xrsll
, creole. Ill
5 Urinary [Hm I
- l-e clnufitiltcd free
7 w '. .
E
5
I'll. run
. u ru-i.‘.’-5. ~. . Vari-
mele Curi‘d permanently
witimiitcutting. Cunreferto
numg-rnus patients n w
bark and near by cllles
and towns. Electric
blight fur bind-
, ‘ tier and other parts.
. , Only the most advanced
.- {fir-slime tirmtinent; no
‘ mu mi! immune or
werklnflmkind. Ines Vidalfty recto
loo. iowver eradicated. Anolyeis
prion {rt-e. flyflmlve mlirnlty cured. without
m ill' cutting. in u hours. Consultation
:xa-l-etlon I‘m. Absolute privacy en es-
ericy. obstinate and nominates-resonated.
‘ HORSE ennui?
WATER POWEII.
your horse clipped quick and
If you want
clean. tail on
W. McQuhae,
:58 North Main St"
"”9 South Norwalk.
um All) lilllllli
Daily Direct Freight Line
mliE’l’WE EN—
NEW YDRK,.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
THE l‘llOl’Ehlifllw
CITY OF NOIllillli.
ElOlE IIIO lUlCAlI
Will loses Pier 23, it. it, Minivan
«tried, NM! York, at I’. p. m.
Mew Norwelli. ii p. in. [South Nor-
"Chili" 9' T'v‘sct 'i toll
‘ tress rots sin. 7 in.
Upon lioation to tetbe tyof
Norwnibmie and Vii can will be sent
for special lots oi freight enywbm in
New hint: or its "‘2‘?ng W
penonesre soy
oft empioyeeoithe bosteotthlsline
on account or the owners thereof.
isn't saving time any more than {buying inferior goods
is seving money. When we efler to save you
moneyonssrden boss, itdoesn't mean thstyon widget
a lower grsde. We get the best grade we see tied in
everything we buy.
Ii‘lityi’eetliplyhoseforele dollars. A good reel to
keep it on for 70 cents.
80.Il0lt\iilill’i’ll.iil
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Norwalk Chronicler