mm Ioothinr 8mm
“Milli. t isplesssnt. Its
CASTORIA
'l'or Inmate and Children.
M
be not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Cletaria. and so: that the [suicide
elm-tore of ’
is on the
wrapper.“- m
' Washalipro- ' '
tectenreeiveaaudtbepubilc stall hazards.
Tn curse: Comm. 7': Mun-y at. NY.
Imam!"
scum lililllilli suitifitu
51 Washington street.
Onondailyfromt toBa.rn..and from ito
p.m.and on Beturday ‘evenings inn 0 to I
JOHN H. "BRIE. Vice-Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. end 'l‘nti
‘; vzivmuir-er in
I. i.
. lzitrrn Ollie».
IN“.<‘. t i .
0m. nu. .[ I; . w. _.
l’ui'v vj'n
INIWGING
I. I. SHEPARD Mill llll. SCOTT.
-—-—.”—__
* Ike great New York Speeisllst. The
" - W“Prevslled Upon to Have
Ills Great Remedy Placed in the
needs of the ”mists.
This is the most wonderful production of
resilient science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a potent medicine. but. a prescrip-
tion eons untied on scientific principles and
used by . Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cores
wrought by it. are simpl ' wonderfl and have
nttracted thoupnds to t e doctoris parlors for
en
'llosuch an extent is the demand upon the
end attention oi the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city. that I. become a matter of dut to
devise some plan by which the general it die
could be sufipiied with this genuine, vs noble
remedy. on for this purpoee A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South NUrWilik to nrmn m
with it. 0. Tomlinsou. rmuth Norwullt. and l.
Rfinle. Norwalk.to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood remedy.
Thule ly vegetable. and excellent [Amie
and his lder. A blood purifier unexeeiled. a
monotonic nothingcau at uni. Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the t orough knowledm-
and underataudi of blood diseases. a few of
which are nemed ere: Kidney dinonse, liver
oompisint. sick heedscho. muscular rheumn‘
tisni. dyspepsia. low of appetite. constipa-
. ecrofuleu 'phiils.cuuceruuu humnre. sin
in caicetarr’h. salt rheum. plmpleum see.
[eueralt ebitity. boils. dizziness. female wonk-
neee. malarini poison.
e vs named druguists have received
their first consignment end would invite all
menus locali and become fli’ltlltilnitil with
merits of a feat remedy. Dr. Soott's
medicine. whenp aoed indrn stores. is sold
erthe name of Dr. Scott's. srsnpsrilis. and
who intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. Scott's HerseMls.
lie l’ilis llave to be Used with Dr.
boott‘s.
——F0lt BALE Bil—-
E. B. Tomiinscn, South Ismail:
“AID-
ll. ll. lists. Iomsli. M
yr
Notices of local attertainnwnts of all
Hudstosducliauadmluion is charaal,
asdnoticucalctdutal to promote private
“We, conspirators an advertisement
(1!”th «among columns.
“micro! rectum-rates. 10m
cites.
young women. but with all noticeable po-
culiarltics modified to suit Juvenlllty.
l Bouflaut badioos are preferred to close fit-
; ting cues and are completed by s yoke or
'oolinr of lace. Largesleuvcs mohsruo-
teristic of all gowns for young or old. of
course. Light Woolen goods and crepons
are the favorite materials for young girls’
continues, trimmed with bows, chuux and
Ye
GmL'B COSTUME.
bretollos of velvet ribbon. Cents nod copes
are of the prevailing cut, but devoid of tho
frills null elaboration of those intended for
womon. Tints of straw with wide brims
are the ruin, trimmed with largo bows of
fancy ribbon and Mew—only n few—flow-
crs.
Two toned henriettns are n novelty in
worsted goods suitable for summer truvoi-
lug gowns and similar serviceable light-
weight costumes. They have n iluo mixed
elect and are to be found in greys, lawns.
drubs and atom bluo tunes.
British-s, with «report stripes in delimit!
coloring, um Aimwn muting \vnsh Kiltldii.
They ill't‘ thin and cool looking nud make
up very prettily with ribbon trimming
innit-him: the biript's in mlor.
An illustration i. given of u eostume
for it girl lii years Ulil. it is of ivory eru-
puu, with pink dots. The mult‘l rilll‘l is
plain. The bodice is untlwmi ut the waist,
and the shoulders are tun-red by A large
(‘tlllitl‘ of ivory Milli). Millil'Wlllll rippled
and en! in “puma. 'l'bis l'Hlliil‘ i~ enr
bmidet-etl umund the edge. The lmilouu
sleeves how A deep t'uii' ("llillltl‘l‘il bf t'lum
rows of shifting. The belt of ivory with
is tied ut the side. .ltfim: CiluLLEI‘.
“'altermn Dildfld.
Some time aim-e Henry Wntterson WM
in New York my, and interviewers
swarmed About the hotel in the bonnet
t‘utehiuu him. Eit'l‘y mrd sent up brought
burl; Word that the. rtlitnr was in his both
lilltl could not be seen. When tho shine m-
piy hodhwu given through tlmtnoming
httd ufterumm. A reporter asked the clerk
\vheanttemm found time in take his
tin-his. The hotel man had his «inlet-u and
Muck to them. At i:L~t the lmuiuviile ed-
itor was spotted eating in the rule. A
general rush was mode for him. Whiter-
son looked at the rewriers in u kindly, fo-
therly way, hnd rising from his stint. said;
"Gentlemen, you will how to excuse me.
It. is time for my bath,” and hurried to
his room.
When occseion demands its use. try
DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. It lscool-
ing to burns. stops pain intontly, clean-
see. a perfect healer for scaldsorskln
eruptions. Always cures piles. (l. A.
(lregory& Co. and (l C, litllleon.
A Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
From the (lruio'u. ('nnnet‘iit'lll. Review.
David Lewis, who has been sflllctcd
all winter by rheumatiem, is out again
and all duo to one of the medicines ed—
vertiscd in our columns. After trying
everything possible, he used Chamber-
lain's Pain lislm, which has relieved him
of oil pain, from which he weeaccnstant
suficrcr and promises to make him fit for
duty soon. We know stid hes been a
great suiierer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by (l. C. Stitlson.
druggist:~
Do Witt's Little Etrly Risers, gentle
end reliable little pills. correct indiges-
tion, relieve blllnusuess. effect pleasant.
(i. A. Gregory 8: Co. and (i. (.7. Htillson.
It is a fortunate day for a man when
he first discovers the value of Aycr's
Sarsspnriila sea blood-purifier. With
this medicine, he knows he has found a
remedy upon which ho may reiy,nnd
that his life long melody is at last con-
quered. llas cured others, will cure
you.
Lingering coughs end colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure oxpels the mucous. ls sooth-
ing, healing. slisys fever. acts quickly.
is piessant. (l. A. Gregory .2 Co. and U.
C. Btlilm.
FOR LATETS
RING ECCTWEMI
stints-l
‘ infirm
, M r . m
A “ A12: WA.“
honor to!
period by the 3......“ We. form-m
ovidsnco on this point. 0! thh dinner
Lady Morgan spooks so being is tusrvolous
sxuupie of wlohoo and mash. “applied
to the culinary art. It was mttisrkoblo for
the entire albums: of highly spiced ssuctts,
of dark brown uruviuu. oi' lluvor of cayenne
pepper and ails! . of tincture of inwbup
and walnut pie lo. the principal nucurcos
of the English salami of cookery. instead
there were dislillutioua of the must doll-
cste visuds. extracted with chetuionl pre-
cision. livery moot Was “presented in its
own natural ammo," every vegetable in its
own abode of vordum.
With loo» ireuluu than went to the compo-
sition of this dinner, Lady Murmur says.
then have written epic pmuus, and if
crown» wvru tlislributmi to omit» ml to tm~
tors. no wreath Worn morofnirly Won than
by Ulll'muu for this flirt-Ifllllt'll of his art.
Lady Morgan ulorlilen the immunity.
knowledgouud dim-unlit of tin-umpm.
tiun whom minim undo liiHlt'rl won- “‘8‘"
lutod by pouch is ph osupher.
'l‘lio hum tilll‘pl'lhillK incident of this
dinner, utiti cum whirl) will exeltu the
Turner surprise untuuu Ilium who employ
the host. mob; of our Guy. was the epismlu
which followed its ohm». Al. Lady Mu?-
giui'n mptmt Blunt. ilutluwhlid lmited i‘u»
remotuiuiu ihoeiri-io in tiwnulun. The
lithium “lit-.4 nudetuils of timinn-rview
that followed other than to remurk (but. it.
Wilt-i ”iiilt‘i'llliil liliii ltwlruotiie.” in them
duye' nu intvrvlmv with tit-Hull in the Hill!“
would lm on.» i hing but. "hitwtinu lilltl in-
structive." it would probably iw ueeuur
lumiud by izumuugu “presented in its mvu
nutuml nruum." the prumrmrnf n dome»;-
tio iuibrugiiouf‘ the first iuugt:itude.—-.\'uiv
York Sun. .
It. Was A Professional Secret.
All ucemnpliohi-d muster of the art of
similuu llilll in mower u (airtime of robbery
in u Vivmm court of jihtiw. ’l'he prisoner
at. out-u lillllllili'ii liiuuuilt, but to (he. grunt
lill'lll'le‘l' of the llt'llt'li nmlutuinmi u atub-
bm'u silence lilit'l‘ one or the tum! inns tui-
dn-ssed to him. The pnmitliug itiuuistrutu
fl'ptilltt'tiillt! question. “Tell me, how did
you mmmuo innit-drool the Willi‘lit'u. which
Were nearly all fitted with mfety rings?"
The primm-r etill henituted to reply. At
length he said. rim-ply blushing, uud with .
a timid voice: “Excuse mo. your warship.
That is my secret."~—'l‘agebintt.
What s minister ssys: Rev. R. N.
Payne, New Haven, M0,, wrltrs: “Please
Add my name to the long list of friends
toyourexcellent DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Solve; its use in my family for several
oases of skin eruption» and snrrs proved
it a perfect healer ” Never fails to cure
piles. (l. A. Gregory & ()0. and (l. C.
Stilisou.__________ww ..._.
It Did the linslnesa.
Mr. J. I]. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
ror. st llroeton. N. Y.. ssys: "For nonr-
ly two years the Mirror has been publinh
ion the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
wee sufl‘ering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did bot
prove emcsclous: finsily he tried Chem-
beriaiu’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhu-s
Remedy sud two doses did the business,
chockinglt completely. For sale by U
C. Stilllon. dmggist. N...
You should not roller from dyspepsia.
indigestion, constipation or biliousnrss.
These diseases are all cured by the use of
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the {anions
little pills. U. A. Gregory A: Go. and (.l.
C. Simeon. M“ ,, M...
if a new York millionaire gives a din-
nar st 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
{700.00, which gives 19 pmplo dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,456.00 in doo-
ors’ bills and finally hsve to psy £5.00
each for Cactus lliood ( ‘ure to cure them
what would be the saving per cspita if
the dinner should not be given, them
being 81 persons at the feast!
inquire at l’lniswd's drug store. A hen-
you may have the problem evolved and
get information about (Factor. Biro i Cure.
Pulmonary consumption. in Its only
stages. may be checked by the use of
Ayor's ('herry l’ectorel. It stops the
distressing cough. soothes irritation of
the throat and lungs. and indum r mm~b<
needed mime. liuudreds have N'illlilt‘tl
to the remarkable virtues of this prepro-
tion. -, w... ...___..._ W”
Alreeably buvprised.
"I bed a very severe cold on my lungs
that conned much serum-so nndzgnvo me
considerable nominees in regnrd to the
result." says Iir. T. E, Smith. of Hitler-
ice. Mess. "A locsldruuuint; eslhd my
attention to (Yhsmberlnin's Ct ugh lit-mo
dy, and on his m-ommeodatiou l unve
the remedy s cstefui trmi. The result
surprised me: i recovered entirrly in
three days." 25 and .50 cent bottltn for
sale by ‘3‘. l. litilimn. drimziut. ,.
Mm. Harriet Evans, liiusdsic. lit.
writes: ”Let me say One Minute (tough
Cum is s sovereign remedy for ctoup.
My children (i hsvo three) sre subject. to
this dresd rlisrssc. it corner very sudden-
i'y. but One Illnute with Cure has never
sited to relieve at once. ishouid not
feeissfe tobewitbeet it." (i. A. (irr-
l‘”! “ 0.9:.£9$939399l5°9im
The best remedy tor burns. weld» and
cute ts lleWitt’s Witch ilsul iisive. An
excellent cure for piles. (l. A. Gregory
" 0“ “Ajhfiflflm-
Don't ‘l'obeeee not; or “on Your Lite
II].
isthetvuthi‘ui stealing title of a book
about Mailed. the barmiel. guanin-
tsedtobseco habit ours that braces on
nicotlniud melt-elm the oioov
ties Mon. makes week one gain
streegtbnisorsed manhood. You run
nophysicsi or financiel risk, u Rollo
Beets sold by 3.3.l’lststsd'ueder e
pussies to can or money refunded.
Book tree. Address Sterling Remedy
00., In York or mileage. '
mmaipknaetllttlsplllsforciesns-
sis, are Dsfllit’s Unis My litters.
Oarssisk Meets see W.
Inalipifl. builders. whom
i
ems-sooner...
a“.
.
thy-Fer the first
use thermom- Imitation
Jon. 8 United Btstss 8cm»: our wt in
no am hi this city for t
of poucasilr directing his forces. e
‘ssnstcr came here from his home in Bone
vsr sud aspects to renisiu over Eundsy.
As soon as it become known thst. he woe
to town the house. which was the only
branch of the legislature in evasion. ed—
tournetl in order that the members might
svs the opportunity of paying their re
specie to him.
Senator Qusy during his visit will con-
ier with his friends in the legislature. who
have been urged by him not to permit the
passage ot the apportionment bills. These
hills. which renppurtiou the conareaslonal.
senator-int end legislature districts of the
state under the census of 1890. were re-
csntly (infested. but last week A determin—
ed wort was made to secure their recon-
sideration. it is sold by those in a pusiv
tlou to know that Senator Quuy’s opposi-
tlon to those bills ill due to the feet that
their pnssugo would give his political foo,
llhvid Martin of l'liiimloiphln, a decided
advantage in the fight for the control of
the Pennsylvania delegation to tho uuxt
national convention.
The Qimy puuplo (‘lillltl tl victory in the
canons of liupuhliuuu sonuturs held to con.
older the nppurtimnncut question. and
they are dot-luring that tho ili’ftlillt'il up-
purtlomucut bills will nutbu reconsidered.
BASEBALL.
NATION/ii. LicAui'i; (mum.
At New York—
Now York. ...... u o o u' o H 2 0—- ii
Uhlortuu..........ii 0 U U 1 U i l 0-— 3
Al. lirtttiklyn~
Brooklyn ...... . ll 0 0 ll 0 0 0 1 0—- 1
Cleveland ........ 2 5 0 U u U 0 0 0— 7
AI litiilluil—
St. l.ouis......... 0 :3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-— ll
Boston ....... ....0 :l u 01 i 41 *——12
At Philadelphia—-
Clitoln'tL 3i 1' 0 0 l l l 0 l 0 0—- fl
l’hiiudui... 0 :5 0 i U U 0 :i 0 U i it
At “’heliitigtuti~—
Wauillnniun ..... ii 0 0 0 ti 1 5 0 2—10
l’itlsburg........ 0 0 0 0 0 :3 l 0 U— 3
At linitimorc—
Louisville ........ u o o o 1 2 0 1 o- 4
Baltimore. ....... 2 U 0 0 0 ii 3 0 ‘-— ti
imprints LEAut‘tt mums.
At Scranton--
Fcrnnton ......... l u t) i 1 0 0 1 i-- 5
Wilkosimrro...“ U l :2 :.' u i ii (I l~lti
At llurhostur—
Rochester ........ 5 u i oil ‘3 0 0 1—20
Eyrnvuso....,.... 310 u u 1 0 o 0 0—“
Al. ”Hindu—-
iiuilnio ....... ... o o 2 o 0 I; t l *-—- u
’l‘uruntu...,..,..u u u u l 1 l u u— ::
At l'rnvitiuumm
i’l‘tii'ltlulit'u.,.... u 2 2 i i l 0 u H— 7
Springfield. I) ii I» ll ti o 0 2 L’— 4
DISASTROUS CLOUDBURST.
five “miles lleem-rrml mid .‘luuy Supposed
to lluw Iii-ell Drowned.
D.\ti.A.~, ditty :ii.—-.-\ speriul from San
Angelo tells of n dimsiruus eluudhurnt
which oceurred nloup tho .lnlliistin fllltl
Devil rivers. Five bodice linrobcon re-
covered from dmuu which were flooded
by tho eioudburst, and it is funrod that a
number of settlers in the volley: of the
two rivers have perished.
Searchers have been unable to reach
lovers! isrgc rnuchos iu thnt section. The
draws. which have water in them only a
short time after reins, were deluged. The
waters of llcvii rivcr rtmhod down in u so-
rich of woven six tout high. ()no ranch
with 1,700 sheep lm’ll. 1,300.
The lrrington-Slillmrn liner.
litmus. N. J.. May Ill.——'l‘ho Si-t‘enth
animal :36 mile. ruml runs of the Metropoli-
tun Association of Cycling Clubs wns rld'
don over the lrviimton-Milburn course.
nndcr u hot sun and with tho mercury
chasing the nineties. Frederick W. ilicht
of the llruuklyn liieyu'lo club t7 minutes
hundimpi won the run-u. Time. 1 hour it
minutes lit) iil‘t'ulll‘tl. Stundi-ven was sec-
ond: U. 1.. lluvhe. third; F. ii. Smith.
fourth, 'i‘itus lihtkll tin\ nt ten miles.
Mulitu Scott tmulv tho bus matuul time—i
hour l‘.’ minutes :iu seconds, with u linudi~
cap of DU socundu
Fred Fisher's Iimly Found.
l’HlV‘l‘, N, \'., .‘lliy :ii.-'l‘ho
body of Fred Huber, who so suddenly lllri
uppwirml nu tlinet’enitig of May ll with
Joy >2 lhiviu, sun of lint‘. 0mm ii. Duvls.
both of Wlltllll Worn supposed to have been
victims of tool ploy. mm found on Sudus
buy by t‘lmrius Huron-sot uf illtuirn. who
wusflthing oil Niimrk inland. Annu-
topsy nimtwd tlmt diuitli was caused by
drowning.
Silili'.‘
Tim timt II it Fire.
l’tmvim-zs- r, hiuy :st.—t1. l’. Darling
.\' (51.3» box tiliflii wus mmpl- t--ly destroy-
ed by tire. tho tutu! boot aggregating ’2”.‘
but), 'i'wii mun wurn injured. linsetunn
Fourier nf “bullet in WM almost sullm'otr
ed Mid Witri when to tho lilmdu island
hospital. uud .qum t‘nrtwy, day watch-
mun. mm M‘Vt’l'tily lxiu'kml by u homo ho
Won trying; to loud from tho utuhlu.
.\ (‘etilelmrltm Denal-
Cltsunumn no. i'u- Mny Iii.-—lli’lilltil
Mickioy. thvoidmt l't‘tiiili'lllt of Franklin
county. died At ii'uynmlmro, l'ik. On line.
h but lm col-domed hinninoty ninth birth
tiny and onjuyud wind bvulth until roeout
ly. lio is mild to Im the but uurvlvm' of
the WM of lNl'J in l'mitluyivmiiu.
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
Abundant mltil hnvu Album] All tlnmugo
done by the rut'ont hot winds in Nebraska.
The annual review of the garrison of
Berlin took pitlro on tlio'l’umpolhol parade
ground.
The emperor of Japan has roturnod to
Hiroshima. where he was fli‘l‘lll’lll’d a my
umphant welcome.
Jessie Bartlett llsvls. the oontmito of
the liostonisns nporn comtmny. is danger
curly ill with pneumonia.
Lord limeliory is rushing art-summon“
for e cruise during the Whitsunttde holi=
days on bound the strum ysoht itiorvor.
Nair lien Helisstlntt. 83min. the small
Spanish minimal 'l‘nio was wrecked upon
s submerged rook. one of the «now being
drowned.
An apponi for Aid for tho destitute peo-
ple of the westom port of tirntit county,
0. ’l'., has been issued. Htsrvstion can»
trusted thorn.
1' The provident has granted his fifth ros—
pito in the rose of Thomas Ht. Clair.
found guilty hyu L'stitomls court of mm-
der on tho high one.
A Connecticut legislative mmmttteo has
been appointed to choose a Connecticut
Miles, It lisviu best: discovered the!
”murmur-o asovsrhssuoilloisity
m
i
.RAYMCND BROS.
Assowmv PURE
Till 0L0 BEUABl-E
SWEET CAPGilAl.
CIGARETTE
“Mlhlmdflle
MOI! BOLD THAN A
BRAND. coflll‘hgutn
J. D. “assumes.
Undertaker.
KXlGli’l‘ STREET. NORWALK. (lOXN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone cell. ll.
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myltiim
FERTILIZERS.
Superphosphate of lime,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure. .
Mspes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
price, by
OUR
BEST BUTTER;
llero we make no reference to the goat
thut teed-i on paper in the back yard,
but our intention in to speak of the ex.
coilcneo of the substance mode from
cow's milk. which we expose for rule.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tubs
how cells for notice. Always line, it
makes new friends and customers as the
season for its Appearance comes round at
this tlmooi tho your. it’s a satisfaction
in quality. price end it is in such nont‘
packages. '23.}. lb., $23 30 tub.
iiutter has gone up in New York. llut
thepriev, and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same us it but for a
monthtmt.“"’* lb. Try it.
libbleltGomstock
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Washington, D. 0.
Via 011! Point Comfort. Va.
—700 lilLli'B OF OCEAN TRAVEL-
0n the Bountiful new stenmships of the
OLD DilMIlllllll LillE
Aflordinz Rest and Recreation.
These trips'nre ideal."se a considerable por-
tion is made thrown the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Boadssnd Potomac River
and there is little likelihood of seasickueu.
Also tickets on sale. with while“‘ of going
or returning by roll.
Write for particulars of these and other de-
lightful trips to
old Dominion Steamship Company.
Pier 26. Horth River. low York.
W. l». Gnlilaudeu. Vice-President and Traf-
l2 6m
for a safe and
dc Manager. A
'F You “RE wall“ desirable in-
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out for your
insurance combined. take an endownment in
THE CONNECTICUT GEllEilil lITE
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Conn. It offers
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devise. Wiihmynars‘ experience. exception-
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in eulthy localities of this country only.
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S. S. L’Hommedieu.
, Ill WASHINGTON 8T.
South Norwaik, Conn.
188 West 34th street.
. ’ hew York City,
H recently returned from Eu.
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sum-saint treatment for all
nervous. x and
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‘ oicwt.2-.‘). 7-9 Elf. V -
(eerie cured permanently
without cutting. Csn rsferto
numprous patients in New
lurk and [10ng cities
and towns. ectrlo
leafs-two for bisd—
dl-r and other parts.
. Only the snort sdvanced
' , g .- :‘cientiiie tiresttnent: no
out “if. nornnce I‘ll'
uarkin of any kind. lost V ty restored.
duo-III.”- forever emiicsted. Analysis of
urine (rm. d Miraiiy cured without
an or mttlnu. In is hours. Ceca-lulle-
n-iuslo- Im. Absolute privsoy an .-
erucy. obstinate sud hopeless «undiluted.
8m
HGRSEWCUPPIN '
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WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
McQuhae,
W.
68 North Main St"
“‘1‘ South NorWaik.
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on uh ntuuu “
Daily Direct Freight Lina
-BETWEE.\‘—
NEW YORK,
SOUTH N ORWALK
AND NORWALK.
THE l’HOl’ELl.ER8
CITY OF lllillWilK.
EiClE ilill illlClli
Will leave Pier 23, E. 11., iieeknteu
street. New York. at 6 p. m.
[“70 Norwslk,6 p. on. South Nor-
wlrlk'tzhmrg'oo'tnhd t 7 toil m.
to t v mm mm. .
to tsthetlligyof
eauqucenwlll brunt
lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
Milli”!
tbieline
Allpersonsareforbld
“Employment” booted
reef.
oesocountoftheownersthe
The Gate City Grip
Stone Faucet Filter.
tissutsoutrstt ct Polished Ilms sod highly Nickel Pistol.
This wonderful Natersi Bioneipossesscs as s Filtering medium the marvelous
property of activating the most foul and element water into a besitbtnl and pure
condition. extracting all disease perm and unsoun- tastier. rendering it per.
fsotly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Bseith.
flotsam. and Ansiyticsl Chemistsh sit
pathoftheoountry during the past to
lint“ lliiilliili Hillilill to.
Norwalk Chronicler