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» feed per-rial
lilo-nu.
Mach troubles.
no is llllelti.
filial filter It absolute necessity. . ~
water is the cause of a large number of our
0% scarlet and mutations fevers, diphtheria and
a and other aymottc diseases can all be traced
the the health of yourself Of family. seeitliit your flint-
“eminent physicians say that natural stone is the best filtering medium
bio impurities can penetrate the filtering blocks, which can be removed.
WW‘IM in two minutes.
Melting for the rich. I
TO AN
price on an inferior article is a fraudulent
I ‘ mercenpty sound.
. UCCESBU filter and you will not regret it. Don't say you can't af—
M'fl. .One doctor's bill will pay for a dozen filters, which are no longer an ex-
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ARSIIRIIIY.
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lie. It has nothing of cheapness save its
But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
A few sample prices:
» 'Enamellne Stove Polish, 4c. Soused Mackerel, 1 lb., 15c.
Minn in oil, per box, 4c. Gold Dust, 20c.
Large bottle Ammonia, pt , 5c. Corned Beef. 2-Ib. can, 20c.
Baked , 1} lb. can, 5c. Roast Beef, 2-"). can, 214:.
Worcester Sauce, tic. Full Cream Cheese, 130.
Tom. 8-lb can, 7c. Pure Lard. 3 the. for 25¢.
_, Condensed Milk, Tc. Cottolene, 3 lb. pail, 280.
French Instant. 8c. 6 tbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
Baked Beans. 3-“) can, 10c. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps. 25c.
Best Alaska Salmon. 12c. 4 the. Lemon Crackers, 25c.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 23c lb.
Beat Fleur, 60c a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
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received sup benefit from the medicine you
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cured. We can pee lively care all kinda of
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given up by doctors as incurab e. in our
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loitering from Retarded. flu or Pain-
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range. will find our I'll!“ “but an in-
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than be relied upon for speedy relief. Wi-
vs etto hear of a case where they have
to [:06an the desired result. A box
id be out on hand at all titllos to rovide
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Undertaker.
immunolioawmm-
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‘lee'isll or em'sooti rinse or me
‘ oevm sunrises.
an: rem Heroic ricotta-urea m
Ill- “ His Senses—Dr. Wm" In...
Instinctive floral Lama From Juan's
Iluadnnture In the flediterranan.
NEW Yank, Aug. 4.——At this season or
the year, when a large portion of t 00in-
munityle journeying either by land or
sea. Rev. Dr. Talmuge, who is still “at
on his midsummer preaching and lecturing
tour, has chosen as the subject of his eer-
mon for today, “Man Overboard." the text
being Jonah i, 6: “SO the illipiltnstepcumo
to him, and said unto him: What meanest
thou, 0 sleeper? Arise, call upon thy God
if so be that God will think upon us, that
we perish not.”
God told Jonah to go to Nineveh on an
unpleasant errand. He would not. go. He
thought to get away from his dilly by put-
ting to son. With pack under his arm, I
find him on his way to Joppn, u seaport.
He goes down among the shipping, and
says to the men lying around on tho rocks.
“Which of these vessels stills today?” The
sailors answer, “Yonder is a vessel going
to 'l'urslliah. I think, if you hurry, you
may get on board her." Jonah stops on
board the fough craft, asks how much the
fare is, and pays it. Anchor is wctghed,
nails are hoisted and the rigging iii-gins to
rattle in the strong breeze of tho Mediter-
ranean. Joppn hi an exposed hurllor, and‘
it does not take long for tho \‘i‘Sn‘i‘l to get.
out on the broad son. The suitors like what
they call a “spanking broozo,” and the
plunge of the vessel from the crest of is tall
wave is exhilarating to those lit home on
the deep. But the strong breeze llt'i‘tlllltls a
gale, the gate a hurricane. Tho zllt'rlghtcd
passengers ask the captain if he ever saw
anything like this before. '
“Oh, you.” he says; "this is nothing."
Mariners are slow to admit danger to
lutldslllcn. But uflor awhile crush goes
the mast, and the vessel pitches so far
“nlxlom's end" there is a {car she will not
be right-ed. Tho captain answers few
questions and orders the throwing out of
boxes and bundles and of so much of the
cargo as they can get at. The captain (it
last. confesses there is but little hope and
tolls the passengers that. tlioy had better
go to praying. It in autumn that a son cap-
tain is nu atheist. ilo kumvs that there is
a God, for he has soon him at every point
of latitude lX'thltlil Sandy Hook and
Qucullstowu. (Yuptniu Moody, command-
ing the Cuba of tho Cunard line. at. Suu‘
day service icd tho music and song like a
Methodist. The captain of this Mediter.
runonn craft, having set the passinlgors to
praying. goes around examining the. res
not at every point. ilodosmnds into the
cabin to see whether in the strong wres-
tling of the waves the vowel had sprung a
leak. and be finite Jonah asleep. Jonah
had had a woarlsolno trump anti had spent
litany sleepless nights about questions of
duty, and hots so sound asleep that all
tho thunder of the storm and tho sen-um-
ing of tho pnssotigvrsdiws not disturb him.
The captain lnys hold of him and begins
to shake hilu out of his unconsciousness
with theory: “Don't. you see that. we are
all going to tho bottom? Wake up and go
to praying. if you how any God to go to.
What illwitiost thou, t) sleeper? Arlen. cull
upon thy (ind. if so be that Hod will think
upon us, that wo pt-risli not." 'lll" rust of
tho story I will not f't'lltk’ll‘ai'. for you know
it wvll. 'l‘o uppi-m'o tho rm they Lill‘l‘W
Jonah ill‘t‘l‘luuirtl.
The Devil's Dupes.
Loni-u flint iltt‘ devil lulu»; ninnll's mon—
ey illlll then ro‘ln him down iii ii poor lamb
lug plum. 'l'liu liilllo my» Iiu pillil his film
to 'l‘lirallisll. liiit N'I‘ him not out. 'i'lli-
sailors bring him to tho hllil‘ of the ship.
lift him «nor “iIii- Kiliif‘ll‘.” ltltll lrt Ililli
drop with a loud Splmli into tho \\'l\\'l'~.
llu paid his Lill‘l‘ ull lltl‘ wily to ’t‘:lr~ii'l~ll.
liiit tllll lint lliti- illl‘ worth of lzlx littllli’)’.
neither doiwi any one who turns his Ilill‘li
on his dilly illlil does that which in tlut
right.
Tltl‘l‘l‘ is n young tilnll who. Illil‘llt;: iltl'
llihi your, Iiih‘ Fl‘t'lli ll l.lr.:.- port of lit~~ ml-
tiry lli t‘iii‘uu- -.I “but it i~ ho mlitlvd by it?
A .ui'ilvd ropi.‘::' l‘lit, it 3. lil‘ hi.il‘\l'll puma:
di~>lpulcd Ii ok. it petulant il'iltlll‘i‘, i| tile-
tilnili-il t'ltllnl'i 'lJ'i‘. 'l'lio lilillliil'llh‘ of into
(it two bad IniTliis illiil lirl' pri-wsitiiz ililliil‘l’
null tlgllli-r \Hll Limp on until tilt-y wmr
to lllt‘ llillll‘. You pull! your fltf'tl to ’i‘nr‘
Silirll, lull. you lillvo llt'i‘ll .wl (town in tin-
midst. of u Ft'il of iiisquivtildo uiiii pvrplvx-
ity.
(lilo bundrml dollars for Sunday liorso
hire!
Ono ltitllill‘i :t dollnra for wine eupporui
Utio llllllill‘i‘ll dollars for ('Ifliil‘h‘.’
()no lllilliil’l d dollars for frot'lcs
shall be lllttln'ltln‘xi
Making d-liill for lll‘l damnation!
Instead of iii-lug in 'i‘lirslllsh now. be is
in tho middle of tho hii'ditorruiicnil.
Hero is n llii‘l‘lil'y mull. final of the faith
of his fathers, who resolves to lillllll'll out.
into what Iii cullvd frvv thinking. llo bilyii
'l‘lwmliiro l’nrkor‘li works for “:3. lii‘lillll'fl
"Life of Christ" for $1.50, Andrew .luck-
lion llniis' works for NH. Ullt‘tt lo lu'ur
inlIdi-ts tiiik at. the clubs unit to m- spirit.
unlistli at. tho llllilornpptug. ’i‘lilks glilily
of David. tllo lltiitlllllfli, nil fill old Itlwrtlne.
of Paul on a wild enthusiast and of t‘tirist
headcount. kind of anion—n ltitto went:
in Monte rimiwnlli, but «boost as good no
lilmaolf. 'i‘uikli iiillilinuly of Sunday nun
good day to put a little extra blot-king on
ono'ii boots, and of Christians as. for tho
most part, hyimnrlti-s. and of eternity lot
“tho great to be," "tho everlasting now, ”
or “tho iliflnito what hi it." Some day he
gets bill feet Very Wet and finds himself
that night. chilly. The next morning film
a hot mouth and is lloliducliy. Solids word
over to the store that he will not be there
today. Balboa his foot, has mustard ptns~
tors, unite the doctor. The nwdicni man
says aside, “This iii going to be a bad case
of congestion of the lungs." Volvo foils.
Children mind he kept down litnire or sent
to the neighbors to keep the boom» quiet.
You my. "Band for the minister." But
no; he done not believe in miniature. You
say “le the Bible to him.” No; he does
not believe in the Bible. A lawyer comes
in, and sitting by his bedside writes a doc-
ument that begins: “In the name of God.
Amen. I. being of sound mind, do make
this mylaet will and toshlment.” It is
certain where the sick man’s body will be
in less than nweek. It is quite certain
who will get hie property. But what will
become of his aoull it will go into “the
great to be," or “the everlasting new," or
"the infinite what is it.” His will fit in
deep waters, and the wind is “blowing
great guns." Death cries. ”Overboard
with the unballsverl" A splasht He goes
lathe bottom. lie in Oil for his ticket
tell when E bought the infidel
if perditioni
tllnl
, helm ‘ Weill-impure.
midst of don . went at
room. maimderlng the light 3.11"»:
parhapeyanrfathuwaaabad
was Jonah. He was a member of the
church. while they were heathen. The rail.
orswere engaged in their lawful calling.
following the son. The merchants on
board. I suppose, waregoing down to Tar-
ahlsh to barter, but Jonah. notwithstand-
ing hla.Chrilitian profession, was flying
from duty. He was sound asleep in the
cabin. He has been motionless for hours.—
hle arms and feet in the same posture as
when he lay down—his breast heaving
with deep respiration. Oh, how could he
sleopl What if tllo ship struckn ruck!
What if it; sprung olcukt What. if the
clumsy oriental craft should capsizoi What
would become of Jonah?
Unfathomahlo Depths of Danger.
So mun sloop soundly now and mold per-
ils infinite. In almost every place, I sup-
pose, the lifedttcrriincnii might. be sounded,
but no line is long enough to fathom the
profound beneath every impcnltont man.
Plunging a thousand flithoitla down, you
cannot touch bottom. Eternity beneath
him, before him, around hinll Rocks closo
by lltld Whirlpools and but brcutllctl Lo-
vnntcl‘s; yet sound ualief-pl We try towuko
him up, but full. The gnlnt surges of
warning brl'illi over the hurricane deck—-
the gong of warning sounds through the
cabin—tho boll rings. “Awake!" cry a
hundred voices, yet. sound asleep in the
cabin.
In the your 1775 the captain of a Green-
lnlld whaling vessel found llilllstilf at night .
surrounded by icebergs and "toy to" un-
til lliortlitig, expecting every moment to be
ground to plot-es. lit the morning he
looked about nild saw a ship near by. He
hath-d it. No answer. Getting into a bout
with some of the crow. be pushed out for
tho illyrtorinus craft. Cutting near by, he
saw through the portliole n nlnll nt nstzind,
as though lumping li toglioolt. lfo hailed
him. No nnswvr. Ho wclit oil board the
vessel and found the main sitting at the
logbook frozen to tll‘llfll. Tho. logbook
was dated 17433, showing that the vessel
had been wondering for 13 yours among
the it‘ll. 'l'ilo suitors “‘t‘f‘t) found frozen
among the llnllllliui-ks tilitlothcrs in the
cabin. For iii year: this ship had been
carrying its burden of curpriiin'.
So from ‘llln gospel croft loduy I tit-scry
voyngi-rs for eternity. fury: “Silipnlloy!
Ship alloy!" No answer. They flout
about. turmoil and ground by lltt' icebergs
of sin, lliilallng no Mill for lll'ffl'l‘ll. lgo
on board. i find nil Mil-op. it is n frozen
sleep. 0b, flint my Lord Jesus would
come aboard and lay hold of the wheel,
and elm-r tho croft down into the warm
gulf stream of his lllen'y! Awake. thou
flint slut-post? Arise front the dead, and
Christ .shnil givi- Lllt't’ lift-
Again, notion tlinl. men are aroused by
tho lllmit unvx im-li-d illouils if .limull bliil
been told one your bvforo that n heathen
two t‘liplillil wiulld over ll\\'ill\'i'l| him too
sensi- of danger. he would have scotfod at
tho lib-n. bllt llt‘l’t' it is (intro. So now men
in strongest ways are aroused from spirit~
.lmi stupor. A profane mall is brought
looonvirticn by tile nhm‘klltg binsplu-iliy
of it comrade. A man attending church
and hearing :l sermon from theta-xi. "The
ox knowrtll his owner." etc, guns homo
uniluprvm-d; lull. crushing his llnrtiynql,
nil ox collie-i up niul iii-ks his blind. and he
says. “'l‘lwro it is nowu-‘ttlo ox kuowrtll
his owner. nild l-llt‘ use his mmti-r'u i'rill,’
but i do not know God. " The (‘1ll‘l‘lt‘55 rev
lililrk of'n lt'itlllflll’f' has led n llilm to
tlioilglitt‘xlllu‘ss tiliil llt‘iul‘ll. The child's
remark. “ il‘uttu-r, they have prayers ill
ulicivk lloilsv‘wtiy don't w.- tum- thrill?"
bus brought ~:ll\litixlll to tho dwelling.
li}‘.~lr:ttitf"~l way and in flll' lumt titl-
i-xpwtmt ltt.illllt‘l‘ illi-ll ill‘l'it\\'.’llil‘ltl'll. 'l'lit-
giil‘ili'tu't‘ni tlm i'uttilii‘“ of Huntington
was l‘vtll\ 1: ml of sill lii‘ Inn'lrilig till- i'oilllt»
we on illonpp.i~liu- .‘allll‘ of ill“ wuit lzilk
iiIlUill .Ii ~Ll- .Iilltli ll.i:'él".‘li\ was zlrvllwil
by it do .itn in \\Itil'll tut »:lw liti‘ in»: llJ)‘.
and tho Judgn Mllttlig. ulul I.i‘:l'.‘iI Itl~ .iwll
lllllltl‘ mitt-ti ‘-\ till if r: alilv ottipi...» ; -. “.leiti
“lil‘illmlt, r lili' Irl"l.ll._'1.. ‘Ilifl 'l'lw l.“l‘.l
li:i.~illll»lll~,.iluiwith . 1 \\‘..I.Ilt':li]l.llill1lll.
Would that llll‘ ltd wow :xol' lili‘l'i'F might
now llllil lIu-lr \x.._\‘ do“ it lltlvl tllu .Nliit‘fi of
flip plop tin-I that mull} \\Illl on» lllii‘ilil-
enjoin!) in; lit lion-mini lt‘illxti"l of
lltt'll‘ aid 1". .ll;l inn? 1‘.» \i...'ilili;;: “\Vllzzt
iiimiuul thou, (l blitiiil‘l‘ .lrmv mid l'iill
upon iI._‘.’ t. ..t‘."
A\2:.ttil, li'.il‘lt t!i:ll .. l!.'t!t lltltV whim up
fun l.lll‘. ll, it.»!r’iii u! >1. oping, .I-lllilll
lllul Inn li on l.l~ him-s will. \ ~tl.;z his sills
from the llltit It' in mi on Iv'fii'll tho cl'liit,
llllliik ll: it H at would li:t\i‘ Nl\l‘il lillll
from living thin-wit nil-rilt-llrd. llilt llt'
woko up too tow. ’l‘lio ti-llipmt is in full
lililni. unit tlz.‘ >l‘.‘|. lli convulsion, is Insli
lug llhl'lf, .‘lllil nothing will alilpll. now
but the overthrow of .liilldll.
Tm) Lair.
So “it‘ll Frillit‘illlll‘n “him up too into.
The last hour tun. mono. The mail has no
room lilmui il)‘lll;.:lltitll “lure of dropping
down illl'i llloluvllt. Tlll' rigging to all
will!" “’llll ilii' folilii of Ill'illlt. ilow Chill
the night is! "i lull-it. div," llll says, “yet
not ready. 1 must push out upon this
awful evil, but how nothing with which
to pay my lure. 'i‘tio whltu cupsl The
lllll'lilli‘~r'i' TIll' IltlrrIn-iiui-l How long have
i been all-oping? \Vlmio ilil)‘.‘t nlld lllotillls
and years. l mu quite iiwnku now. 15th
l‘\‘l'l‘}illlli).t, bill it is too Ititi‘.” invisible
hands lili-l‘ lllltl up. lll‘ struggles to gut
loom in vain. They bring his soul to
the vi-rgv. 'l‘livy lot. it down owr tho HIiltt.
'i'lio wind-i bowl. 'l‘Ilo will lllli‘lli-i its froth—
lug jaw». in swnltow. llu has gone forum-r.
And while the canvas crooked, and tho
yard-i l‘ttlilt‘ll. and ”ill ropvei tliullipcil the
non look up lilo funeral dirgo, playing with
open illtlpltiiou of midnight storm: "lio‘
cause l have united, and ye refuel-d, I have
stretched out lily build and no limit regard-
ed, but yo lllWll not ill» naught till my (mime
set and tvoltlit none of my ruproof. I also
will laugh at your volatility. [will mock
when your fear coilletll.” .
New, lost any of you should make this
mistake, 1 address you in the words of the
Mediterranean ecu captain: “What illt‘llll-
cat thou, t) sleeper? Arlee, call upon thy
God, if no bu lllnt (bid will think upon us,
that my permit not." If you hnvo it God.
you had better call upon him. Do you
say, “i have no God?” Then you had bot-
ier call upon your father's God. When
your father was in trouble, whom did he fly
tot You heard him. in his old days, tell
about. eolllo terrible oxpilatu‘o in nsnow-
storm. or at son, or in bottle, or among intd~
night iturroti-rs. null how he escaped. Per.
hope 20 your.» botom you were born your
father tnmlo awn-t acquaintance with God.
There is mouthing ill the worn pages of
the Blhlo he used to rend which makes you
think your father had a God. In the old
religious books lying around the house
there are passages marked with stand pen.
slim—passages that matte you think your
father was not agoilleee man, but that. on
that dark daywben he layln thahaok
mom dying, be was ready-Ail my. not
mane-anew
and Wand
Shea-t...m.m
call
God. I think she was good. You remem-
berwhen your father came home drunk
late on a cold night, how patient your
mother was. You often heard her pray.
She used to sit by the heur meditating, as
though she were thinking of some good,
warm place. where it never gets cold and
whore the broad does not fail and stagger-
ing stops never come. You remember her
now, as she sat, in cup and spectacles,
reading her Bible Sunday afternoons.
What good advice .she used to give you!
limit black and terrible the hole in the
ground looked to you when, with two
ropes, they let her down to roe-t in the
graveyard! All, I think from your looks
that I out on tho right track! Awake, 0
Blooper and call upon thy mother's God.
But perhaps both yourintliorand moth-
er were depraved. Perhaps your cradle
was rocked by sin and shuttle, and it is a
wonder that from such distorting you have
come to respectability. Thou don’t. call
upon the God of either of your parents, I
beg of you.
But you have children. You know God
kindled tllosn bright eyes and rounded
those lloillthy limbs and set booting with-
in their breast nu immortality. Perhaps
in the belief that soiliullow it would be for
the host. you have taught them to any on
ovienillgpriiycr, and when they kneel l)lԤl(ltl
you, and told their little hands, and look
up, their fllf'i‘ei all innixlvnco and love. you
know that there is a God somewhere about
in tho room.
I think i am on the right trm'k at lust.
Awake, () Hi'l'l'l‘l‘, and call upon lilo God
of thy children! May lio not those little
Ulll'ii to pulling at thy heart. until they
charm thee to tho sumo God to whom to
night. they will my their little prayers!
But tibia! plus! some of tlleso llltrll and
women are unmoved by the incl that their
{other find ii iii ll, that their mother had
it b'od. and their children have a God. but
they ll.‘l\'t' no God. All pious example to
”Win for nothing. All the divine good-
floss for lioihl‘l‘iiz. All warning for llllfli~
lug. ’l‘lli-y iki'tl sound asleep in tho slilti of
the ship, though the son and sky are ill
mud “'l'l‘sile.
Home at Inset.
Many years into n llinn, leaving his funi-
ily til M:l.~slictlu.~otts. sailed from Boston to
China to lruilo flll'l‘L‘. 0n illl‘. coast of
Chitin. lit ilti‘ midst of ullight of storm.
ltl‘ iliiido slitlll‘i'l‘l'l'k. Tho athl‘fllill'l‘l' was
\vusllvd tip on the bunch sonsuloss—ull his
lllllllt‘)‘ none. ilo had to bug in tho Sll'l'l‘is
of t‘untun t-l kl‘l‘p front starving. For two
years there wn.~ ll~l colnmiiiiicuti-ui lll‘thN‘ll
himself and futility. 'l‘hcy supposvd liilli
ill-nil. llo hour not but. that his family
worn (it'ztil. iio bud gone-out us a captain.
llii \\'ll.~i too proud to (‘lilllt‘ buck in; a pri.
vnti- nitlldl‘. liiit .iftcrnwlillt- lli' choked
down tli~ pride and saith-d for iiostou. Ar-
riving iIlt'l‘t! he took all owning train for
tho i't‘llll'l‘ of llll' stoic, “'Ill'h‘ ho bud left
his fiillllly. Tubing the etngzo from tho
iii-put and riding a wore of ltllll‘<. llt‘ got
homo ltn my illili. going up in front, of
tho cottage in tho bright liloutliigill, the
plum- l|)lil\'l‘il in Iilllt like lll‘i|‘-'l!ll. Ho rnp~
pm] on tho window, itllil the lilTrigliti-il
svrillllt lrt llllti in. Ho “’l‘lli to ilti‘ room
when» his wife and child m-ri- aim-ping. lit!
did no: (l.|t‘¢‘ to wnki‘ llli‘lll for four of the
shock. ill-tilting I|\i'l‘ to kiss Ills child's
('lil’i'lx. :l in or iv ll ilp'ltl lilo wifv'si {mo and
silo “‘l'llil'ltl’ll. :ltlil lli- will. "Mary” and
Min kill‘W ltl.‘ Volvo. :llld llll‘rl‘ was on iti—
lltESl‘f'lllJlIlli‘ >l‘l‘lit‘ of \hi‘ll'tlllit‘ :lltil jn)‘ (lllll
illllllksgh'ltltz to Hod.
Today i Iéll-‘W that many of you nro son
til‘fil'il illltl lil‘l‘il’ll by nllt ill 3 \Vitl‘M' »lwrni
ilintl lll.il which K‘siiili- ilillYlt l|ll tili‘ w ‘isl
i-l' l‘ilii.i. .‘tllti yet i [:rnyiiwzi if»: yo;
inn}. lllu' t‘: .- mllli t'. l‘lii- t - :n‘i llt
ill.» imiiw mi in.“ 4. t~l.lll~l«.;:.~ .‘ . ‘mls
fil‘l‘ \‘..iill!l.f 3» ll.. vt .‘ nu. 'I‘liv} .lL-u \‘l‘iil'
tlrrillg “3. .\ vii «In ilili mum. lav i'u‘il
frillli illi‘ ~l..; iii (‘Jli‘ilt tittlj' jxwll .i!
urn-UL.
I.‘i~l guilt? I: " :l I‘i'ILIl? t, ."~:t
wry 'ilz'i,:l;' 1...;Iil .‘l‘ )‘Hil [Illl _\ wil‘
on the I.l[l‘Il of til..: .1- or (in.
\‘.... wi‘
“'i‘il‘ll you I..~l ~:l\v lIti‘ltl. null tin-ri- ll. will
Iio l‘uiillii llllt I.»- who wm \’-ilti' intI; "
Hail .lllil your iiit‘llil'l'I‘ that and your I'ltll'
itri-ll‘a illlll is your own lilo-.t Illl‘\>i‘il Iii--
ill-i-tlu-r. to wliozll Iii- glurynnil (It'llliliillil
throughout llll ogre, \vorid without. uni.
Aim-u.
Mr. A. A. Snyder, bupt. Poor Farm,
Wiflnrrlielli (.70., 1a.. says: Lest winter
)lr. llotwrt lwarh used two boxes of Ill"
Witt'e Witt-ll liazd Salve and cured at
large running sore on his leg. limt been
under cure of pit) siciau for months willi-
out obtaining relief. Sure cure for piles.
E. 1’. “Wed and H. (3 Still-urn
Kenneth iiazemore had the good for-
lune to receive a small bottle of Cliaul-
berlain‘e Colic, Cholera and Diarrhws
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and be
had some left which he gave to Geo. W.
Baker, a prominent merchant of the
place. stietou, N. C., and it cured him
of the same complaint. When trcuhled
with dysentery. diarrhoea, coin: or cllol-
era morbus, give this remedy a trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result. The praise that naturally follows
the introduction and use has made it very
popular. 23 and Fill cent bottles for sale
by U. C. Pilil'fori. lll’lllfillflluw-r ._
Easy to take, sure to cure. no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills.
Dertt’e Little Early Risers. Best for
sick headache, bilioueneee. eour stomach
and constipation. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Bunsen.” ._. t__
a Loliii'iiaili;.~i "rhino“.
Lows“, Mose, April :il),1liiM.—-“liiy
little baby,now fifteen weeks old, has
since birth suffered greatly from wind
colic. All remedies failed to ease him
until a lady friend recommended Dr.
Hand's Colic Core. I tried it, and would
notbe without it, end i gratefully ad-
vise all mothers wishing a sure remedy,
for colicky babies to try Dr. Hand’s
Colic Cure.--Iirli. A. L. Bturtevant, No.
5 Simpson Place." Dr. Band's Remedies
at all drug stores. 25c.
Don't Tobacco lptg:r Smoke Your Life
lathe truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-Bae. the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit eure that braces up
nleetlniaed name. eliminates the nice-
tine poieon. makes weak men gain
strangth,vigoraadmanhood. Yea run
-il’ '—
lbilifidilllti. "‘.| " .l..r. '
Minn lit/kx't‘um Fiat.
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‘ ill! “ml ”MIG SSW“! Eticii'jl
l-LVA V’.“v U 5‘
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET OAPORAL
CIGARETTE
III! tilted the Tel! of Tina
"ORE BOLD THIN ALL OTHER
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1 BRANDS COMBINED
681
Etienne—icon".
'ou can buy here as cheap as at any
store in town.
Do you want for cash '3
Enamatine Stove Pol- Alaska Salmon at 12c.
lab at to. Sousedhfackerel at 15c.
Sardines in Oil at to. Gold Dust at - 20c.
Baked Bonus at 50. Corn‘d Beef.21hs.at 20c.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. at. to. Rolls " “ " “ L’lc.
(‘on'd Milk at tic. Cottoline. 3 “ “280.
Full Cream Cheese 6 tbs. Soda Crackers
at lite. at 25c.
Fine Raisins at he. 4h; the. G. Snaps at 25c.
lb;- tbs. Lemon Crackers at 25c.
I am right in town; no need to pass by
thinking to do better elsewhere. I am
here to sell goods, and here is a good
place to buy.
If you are looking for ammonia buy
one bottle of my Very Strong Ammonia
at 10 cents; reduce it with water from
one to two times, and then you have bet-
ter and cheaper than any 5c trash.
Prices reduced on Flour.
Large home made pickles at 10 cents a
dozen.
Nice home grown Fruits and \'egeta~
bles here; Celery Plants to order; Black-
berries.
Oats to weigh 43 lbs. to bu.. $1.10 per
bag.
LORENZO unlit
Beware of Ointmenta for Catnrrh this
Contain Mercury. I
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
arm-t1 and completely demncethe whole eys-i
tum \\ hen cute ring it through the mucous sur-l
faces. Sticli articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cianausthc dunlarethey will do is ten fold
to the good you can tmssitiiydertve from them.
llntl’ni'nturrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney (iv to. Toledo.0.. contains no mer-
«my. and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
rystem. in buying liatt‘s L‘utnrrh Cure be
Mire you tlt‘l the genuine. it is Hilton internal-
ly, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. (‘lieney
5' Co. Testimonials free. .
H'siitii l»ydrugu‘.-ls.1‘-rirc T5 cents per bot-
ilc.
4—
Young Man
Why take the chann- of dying without in-
eurlincewhen ["(li'il (‘EN'l‘rl u DAY WILL
1315(ka YOUR LIFE For St.il_li':
Or it t‘ente a Day Will Give hon an Endow-
ment of Still). payable to yourself it you live.
With turnrancedltii- everything else.the beet
la the cheapest.
iNSURE [N THE
CONNECIICUT GENERAL ‘
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
lII WASHINGTON Si.
South Norwalk.
‘ 'WWAGONS.
New and wound hand
Buggies. i’llaeloils, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
0AM: AND till TH“.
:13 “HISP-
sills FOR SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
One Fancy Olilit, li test, time
mounted.
One Working Oktii, II feat.
Uill Fourteenot‘eot Oklii.
One Twelve-Feet Follower.
One little-Feet Snell Follower.”
Otis Eleni-Feet Follower.
Oils Olr-Faat Follower-
Good serviceable basis, at low prices.
Conn
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