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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 10, 1895 · page 2

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~ “dismissed its
%fi stations: and New Yor-

. at Good rooms, and first class

'matieperfoot.

' We have talked about our

M Hammocks, 10 styles. less then net cost.

More mat Hattlny, tees yardrlzc Matting. Dc yard.

Hint Deeper & McKee Refrigerators. 20 per cent. discount.

m Sets at Croquet, all grades, from 85c up.

m Baby Carriages, from $4.50 up.

“on moves and Ovens less than cost. -

Bamboo Porch Screens, 6:8, SIB, 8110, from We up.

“Here.” double action, Ice Cream Freezers. from $1 35 up.

Odda'aud ends of Fancy Glass. Chins, Crockery, lamps, Bric-a~Brac, etc.,etc.
When you get ready for Fruit Jars. remember " we are in it." ..

j . S. Stu rtevant

I, Iiortlt little and Ann Streets. South Ilcrwali.

 
 

m ready for our stocks about to arrive we find many odds and ends
.. HMO. which wanes! otter at prices sure to close them out.
{will ply rubber hose, either plain. wire-bound, or cottton covered. in 25

e proof of the pudding
‘ is in the eating thereof.

Fliil Better eeii-elieieeslewiree Tees

hit“ might keep on talking about them till doom'a day and you would never
how the truth of our statements if you didn't try them. ,Now we want you to

the» it. so we will

I tell you the ere
Saturday, August lOth

FREE |

We willlatake you a present of

and give he the ether

”03......

One pound Best Butter | FREE

with One pound Beet Tea at 60c, Black or Mixed to suit.

Donovan Building,
South Norwallr.

‘ rertrwveueeeeuree

33 Main Street.
Norwalk.

 

 

UIU PRUHTS Small Iriilestments.

Returning prosperity will malts runny rich.

but rrnWhere can they umbe- so much within n

abort time as by snccesstul Speculation in Grain. Provisions ilmi Stock.

Systematic Plan of Speculation

8m 00 Hill Ellllltlllllllll INVESTEU can ill made by our
I
or!

me by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. ' .
Heaven-known fact that there arethousandsofmen in all parts of the l nttrd States

atematlc trading through Chicago brokers. mule lnruo amounts every
ml: few thousand dollars tor the man who invents a hundred or two liriudre
'0 m

retr. ran-r-
duilurs up

to “(bull or more by those who invest u few tlmuaatnt. .
It Is also I fact that those who rrrute the largest profits from rjornparstwely smell Inn-st.
latte on this plan are persons who live away from killings and ”West through brokers who

currently understand a 'stematlc trading.
nian dues not rise

the whole nmount invested on any trmlo. but rovers lmrh allies. so

“It whether the market rises or fillls it brings a sready profit that piles up enormously in n
e.
"énl‘ll FOB CONVIN’CING PROOFR. alsoorrr Manual on successful speculation and

0|!an IIaI’ket Report. full of tuoney-rnskinr
Highest referent-es rt

a trading fully.
er information address

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printers. ALI. Fulfill}. tiur Manual ex-
r'cgurd to our standing and auwesa.

,; THOMAS 81 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
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husirma cond urn-d ix ~r Mouths": nu.

Inca ta Omar": u. 8. Parser Orr-Ice
unscrew pun-rel in ices tune than those
- from Washington.

Sand model. drawn; or phnm., thh (lf'ltripv
. We Advise. if putonluido or not, [rm of
Our fee not due tdi putr'ni Is an ur'rd.’

“ , “ How to Obtain linrnra. ' with
oi same in the U. 5. and lounge countries
Address.

has.
uAa SNOW & CO.

6». Parents Omar. immune ye». i. c.
mmw-xm
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WATEB PUW‘EII.

flm’mt your horse clipped quick use
suites

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W. McQuhae,
as North Main so.
'" South Norwatk.

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reassemble rates.

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‘5 fl. lilii 8T... 80. “Mill.
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FITS!

BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI

Your dlseaseis not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received an?“ benefit from the medicine you
have tried. a not an reason you cannot
cured. We can WHVBIY care all kinds of
Hia‘Epilepliu Convulslon or Spaernotio. WI
on an: aha rostrum arm nun.
HINT 0mm IN ALL OLSEN. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as Incurab e. In our
"Allen‘s l'it Cure" you will find a medicine
but has never failed toetfer-t a s Iy cure.
aback our guarantee with an 0 er of bill)
to any seems we cannot cure. Highest hank
references furnished on application.

l at. bottle. 33.“). 1 qt... cam.

ALLEN IIIDIOAI. 00..
Washington and Water 80%.. Boston. blass

LADIES

Bufferinu from Retarded. suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irmularitles of like
actors, will ilud our rltMA PILLS an in-
falliblomrre. They ere entirely ants and can
alwaysbe relied upon for sitsedy relief. 0

 

have yet to hear of a rues where they have
failed to pmlure the desired result. A box

rovide
for other ent'iee. (Iorrespondsureoonn eutlal.

it ma .wtthfuil directions. securely seal-
ed. it!!! per box

A“!!! MIDIOAL 00.
Washington and Water Bra.

should he kept on hand at all times to

Baton. lines.
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Undertaker.

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Cutcria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
area. It contains neither Opium,
Isrphlns not other Narcotic lull-
stancs. It iasharruless substitute for
ransom, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yeare’ use by
millions of [others Castor-is is the
Children's Panacea—the [others

Friend.
CASTORIA
For lnlhnta and Children.

Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorln, and see that the facsimile

signature of

is on the

Weahull pro- ' \ .
test ourselves and the public at an hazards.
‘l‘ua Carr-ran: Courses. 77 Murray 5t..N.Y.

 

nnr‘ti Oil Set
NORW ALK
Hill 8 T E II 8.
Caught oil Nor-walk Islands.

Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Saint:
day morning. A fresh arrival of

‘kinds of Fresh Fish.

every day. Vegetables from Green’s
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of '

use AND.
vreerures

to be found.

PURE TUMIITU CATSUP

HUNT 8e ZElUFF’S

Telephone. til-ll.

WILL PIPER

In our New Store you will
tind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.

Painting, Paporhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.

PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,

ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,

GLASS. ETC.
E. E. Gorham,

Usiner First Ave. and New 8t-
EAST NORWALK .9;

 

 

INVEST

YOUR saversos lN
RELIABLE SIX PER

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OPP Alli) SOLD THEE

AW Convict Returns to the (ion-
laetdeut State I’Haon, Robe the Stable
and la Caught Only Alter Be “as Ane-
tinned 0|! Ilia Booty.

HARTFORD. Aug. 10.--’l‘hlsves entered
the Connwticut state prison at Wethors—
field, got the best 0! u mnetlff and drove
away with an 8800 pair of block horses. n
0300 surrey wagon, 9200 silver mounted
harness. resplendent with the crest of the
state. two whips, two blankets, two sheep-
skin roots and a hour.

It is the first time since the state prison
was founded that thieves huvo ormated
within its grim walls professionally. Horo-
toforo inmates have felt. the greatest scour-
ity from burglars und other enemies of
society. but runny luwo determined to keep
their cell doors bolted during the night.

The robbers settled the prison walls.
passed the Which tower, which was ten-
antloss; forced the look on the burn door.
picked out the hurrdsnrnost pulr of blocks
from among u dozvn horses, harnessed
thorn to tho lwnt w more in the stables,
locked the runstlil In at box stall and drove
away.

‘ Before getting clout- of thoprison they
wore compelled to brook trpt‘ll u huge iron
gateway to the crest of the institution, out
down it wire forum and drive through the
vegetable garden in full View of the word-
en's house.

How u \t'ullone.

Worden \l’mullrridgo's «mi; sleeps in the
south side of tin~ fourth story of tin- word-
cn's house in frmrt of the prison, and she)
heard u noise in the night, but did not
give the alarm.

The (‘flV'il note is at the mirthonst corner
of the prison yurd. This gulp is about 12
foot high. It is funtorrrd byrt husptmd fitn-
plc. The West end of tho 5min run-r into
the stone wall of the prison; the» mist and
into the tm)llum~u-, which is of Wood urnl
about it foot high. 'Nuxt to tho tmlhouso
ls thr- slaughter iliills‘i‘. and rte-xi to this is
u long. low it‘ohonso. Tin-n t'filllt‘ the stu-
blcs, all within 15 loci. of and purullol
with the! storm wall.

it is probublu thut the thieves settled the
ante. not upon tln- tumlhnuso uud jumped
to tln- nuttlwuy that bustle tn the stables.
The only thing that inn-rod their outrunci-
to the stables was the burn door. They re-
moved the temp with ttppunetrtly little
trouble. and tlh- rest wus ousy Work. allow-
ing thut- tho tnnstltl's reputation for for-oo-
lty wusu ills-I on his noturc. lt-wm u
common sny‘rng in ll'vthursib-ld tlrut this
dog wrts the iiurt‘t-ot that true live-d since
’t'rriu-rus. ‘l'tu-ydon’t any that in Wutllcrs-
fluid now.

(lure inside tho stubio. m.» mumudors
\‘l‘t‘lll to work with euro rind provision. A
big boy home I‘Jllil‘fi Dexter tritsri‘t good
l'llnuull for thnm. ’i‘hv lloy lillly didn't
suit. Tin-n they went Into the box stnll,
wherein www- lu-pt Die-k mu! Pete. the
handsome pnir of Marks. bob-nut by the
warden und rvgunlml with u fouling of
prirh- by vwry t‘llllt‘ll of the state. Dirk
rind Pl‘ii‘\Wt‘l‘t‘ Wlmi the fellows wanted.
and lllvlc and l’rt.‘ \wrt- :m-urdingly led
from the-tr stalls.

'l'ln‘ sllwl' rnmrtrtml ilill'llt'N‘S. with its
t'rnlmswd urnpvvirwe and ”(em ’l'rrinstrrlit
Slisfilii’l” on vithvr Minder. was lulu-n
from Its lir'g. ”IV “with gl‘r-e-tl slit‘h')’ was
rolled nut, 1w” blurrkvh “are plum-d in
the wagon, :r cmrplr- nt‘ WililN “'r'i'i' wired.
und in u murmur m‘un- lirvl. .tllri i't'iv
\wru lmwlitu.v alum: toward tlw new hair.
while lirrt'k. tier "Instill. “m Ih‘l'i'ilil: from
lu'liltnl llh- grating uf A lens ~I1tll. win-rt lw
should how Inn-n looking for human lelnml.

Nothing Stopped 'I‘hom.

 

Tho bl): gnfv Wm lru‘iu‘li. 'l'hvt' know
their busier. ~s. huwm’rr. .rrnl tlrv gill“
lenn'crl u‘ln'r'r llrv limp and ~iuplv bud
ilr'i‘ll lure-ml from tbvlr I:r~it'triitg~‘.

liming gut elm-nub thi~uur~wuuldrlt'vn
Mull): the bunks of rho mm- or“ flip ('nll-
Ill‘t'llt ut river fur 3le yards, little“ was un-
uthrr nlwtnrlv ru lw mmmunv in the form
of h wire fern-v with-b illi‘inm“ lln‘ vn~l end
of lb.- prisnrr (tillilillti‘ Iv‘ttr‘lr. ’I'lwrv is :l
\vmulrn iwh‘ llh-r'r, lrill the rublwrs didn't
qmto understand It untu- of its pwulinr
pattern. it llt'illir'l‘ swtngauprn rmr slides
Niiit‘li'llj’h; it lilts up and out of its suck
his.

’l‘ln-y it‘ll-ti In l‘ut'r'v this unit- in vain.
med. liming fruit-ti. tlrrit' m‘lll‘t‘ ilillllIr-l
rrdnpivd rrrtotlwr l‘XlN‘liii'lll. The follow is
of lill‘l‘l‘ wires 1». im‘bm. npurt. Knob wire
li'ttrl shut-ply met. and flir‘ll Dirk and l’vtu,
with tin-tr passenger-t. ruthlessly trampled
norms tho vnblutur- into the corn, tilttp into
the [mtuio tic-Id, their into the turnips rend
ilnully run-ruml into the drlwwny that
loads to the privntv truth into Wi-tlrorsilold
“Venue.

The ('heeity Robber Caught.

ierrrmm, Aug. tir.-Etlwnnl E. Pur-
kltnt. it further mnvrrt, wns arrested in
New llnwn while In the not of urn‘tinrrlng
off Worden “'tmtliirirlgv'é mlnnblr double
i um and t'lll‘l‘liigt‘. which be stub-n from
i in ninth prison burnnt “\‘llii‘l‘ellt'ltl about
daybreak.

Perkins druw horn during h‘rhbly reiter-
noon and took the ivmu to t‘nnnnu'a mm-
mimdmr amide, where it true put up at
auction.

Pvt-kins m-tml run hlddr-r in running
up the lli‘ii'r-. and line team was iirmlly
knocked down In lt'rml Potter. it well
known New llnwn llvvryrhurt. for will”).
l’otivr pnid tlu- rnunvy down. i‘urmon put
It In his Mub- uud told l’vrkirm to cull
around In the returning. urhl be wuuld sut-
tlo uftvr deducting his own commission.

Not long Itilt‘l‘ the» M‘I'ltlllu papers come
out with on account oi the prison stnblo
robbery, mid (furtrmrr notified the police of
his irmmwtiunswith l’vrkirrs und unvo
siurh u full description tlmt iirnnt vnrurht
tho tliluf «t. the dhput.

At police Iwmiqnm‘turs the following
letter. rttltlrr‘mvd to Wurdoll mellrrltlm'.
woe Itltitttl in l’erkius’ limiltttt. ruudy to
rrmii:

"1 unless, old limit, 1'“ got even on tho
disehurue. lluild your tunes it little high
or. Some boys crawl through the win-
dows. Intltmfl i'Il take it short. title toward
Rocky liiil. You eon find the from next
week near South Wothorsileid. before that
time you can whistle. white 1 thumb my
nose. I shrill feed the horses, but I would
aturt‘o you it I could. ”

Mrs. Stewart Will lle Shelly.
Srutmnsen. lilo. Aug. i0.--A five day
deadlock was ended iuthc munty court
by the appointment of Mrs. Home. Stow
art to be sheriii of Green musty, to atto—
ceed her husband. who died a few weeks
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x In You, Aug. Illa-A In
filled the auditorium at Prbhililgluon park
at Port Richmond to Hatch to the debate
on ”Prohibition" by the two well known
orator-s, tux-Governor John P. St. John of
Kansas, who spoke in the affirmative, and
United States Senator 18. R. 'l‘lllrnun of
South Carolina, who made an address In
the negative. The speakers were each lim-
ited to time. with the privilege of reply-
ing to each other’s speeches.

lit-Governor St. John was the first
speaker, and declared that he was for
prohibition iirst, lust and all the time. He
sold it woe a distinguished honor to meet
upon the ,iutfurm one who was known all
over the country arid one who was not
afraid to express his convictions.

lie was oprmsod to the state dispensary
system, which was in vogue in South
()uroilun, because he claimed thut it was
not in touching with the luws of the state
and interim-hr it wus illegal. South Coroll-
nu had lows prohibiting crimes the sunro
us every other state, and he could not un-
derstand wig the state could permit the
sole of liquor. which was also it oriruc.

sturnrtor Tillman was much perturbed
by ox-Govornor St. John's compel-ism) of
Kunsus’ wealth with that of South Curolh
rm. He said that such it comparison was
unjust. Kuusus bud mnny more miles of
territory thou South )urolluu, nnd with
her enormous corn crops and other outcr-
prisos size bud a great mlvurrtgge, while
South (Jurolinn bud always been under it.
distulvontugo.

Ho swim at length of the benefits of
the dieponmry system Itr thut stuto and
how it hurl lessened drunkenness. He said
lht't’u was no doubt time within tho next
ten yours the Prohibitlunlsts would abun-
don tln-ir pot hobby and come“ out in full
form.- (or the state dispensary system.

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A TROLLEY SMASHUP.

Twenty Persona Injured In the Collision of
Teen Heavily Load-Ml Trains.

Ixtunxnrorus, Aug. 1ti.——'I'Wn Iwnvily
loaded vim-trio trulrrs on the llrorui Ripple
Suburban strontmriino collidcdut Illi—
nois nrul ’l‘\\'orlt_r~sirttli streets, uudnt lcnst
a “021‘“ Were nrormlr loss injured. Thenc-
rzidont wus vutrsud by u rnotnrmmr's failure
to throw n switch. Ono train were loaded
with pt'upit- mining from on old settlms’
pit-trio at “road Ripple. The following
“‘t'l'l‘ injurrd:

Mrs. Martin. till North Alulmmrt street,
lcu broken and budly bruised; Susan Don-
nie. 1‘" liru-hunutt sin-ct. badly bruised
ulmut - lower limbs; Murillo Swenny.
27 War Ohio street. both legs broken;
Mugg'n' lib-v. it’ll North West street, head
and love bndly buttered rmd bruise-d:
Edith i'hrist, 2|)! ('nlumhin uvonnc. lower
limbs bruised and other injuries: L. H.
Smith, 201 Colmnhlu in'vtmi‘. badly bruised
“bout tho lint)»: Mary lily mul Snrnh
Lorrnhnn, llti Enst- Murkt-t street. bruised
uluutt the limbs; '1'. ll. Brown, 17 Bust
Ohio street, lower limbs hurt.

llvsidt-s tin-so thorn wvn- ut latest a down
others who \n-ro lnjurvd, most of whom
won: itillc to leave without help.

 

MR. JACKSON’S FUNERAL.

It “1“ flcrnr Monday, and All His Associ-
ates \t'ill Attend.

.\'.\>n\'tr,l.ii. Arnz. lit—l'pun thvrrqurst
by telegram of l'hivf .Itrs‘llt‘.’ bulb-r tho
funvrnl of Justin» iluwcll it). .il‘i'kSIiH will
ln- r'ntrrlut'lvil Monday morning. Alter. 13.
ill HHS” H'f‘itK‘k. .‘ll livllrlrb-mb'. i'ilii'i
.lnstiw l’ulb'r' nrnl .lrrst‘rm- tinmu my tin-5'
will :lfll'llii. and niln-r‘ Jnstim‘s \Vlll him no
It'llli.

’l‘ln: pnlllwurrn will lnv t'bnrn‘vllor
Tlmrrrnx )lrrlurw. .\;t~b\'illv; .Ilnlgv i'lmrlc-s
N. lilntclriurd. Lynn'hlmr‘g. \‘rr. ; .lttdgn
(‘buriw it). bouncy, Now titlvurr-a; .ludlrv
(itmrur- l~‘.. 'l'utt, t‘rrn'rnnntl; t‘x—Srilit'illrr
Mrnwr-ll. (‘invirmzrth i'bivf .lttstivvfirrml-
urn“, 'l't'mrmsm- .Nlllll'i‘llli‘ murt; Antler.
nut Alto-ruby lirnvml .l. .\l. il‘u'kinmn.
Washington, and H. M. (bike‘s. Nashville,

'l‘t-lr ,«rrurm «if mrululvnm- ir‘nrn illi UVi'l'
the vourrtryurv pouring in. mid lliv turner-
ul wryirmrill lu- large-lynHrrnit-d by Xif‘tlill‘
lrn'nt true!) of all preloaded” from this erred
villi-r slut-«x

SHOT BY A SENATOR.

Holt. '1'. ll. Marshall Kills-d Iliuklns For an
Alleged Slander.

.IM‘KwV. Mi~~.. Aug. l”.»«”ull. T.
llnbrtv)‘ .‘lrtl‘slmil. r-t‘lliilnl‘ t'lr‘i‘i irnrn Wur-
rmr nmi li‘rruln month-s, shut and killed
E. 'l‘. llirrkirrs of .lm‘kmm .1! Brandon.

Murslrull nnd three friends, ll. ll. (Mb--
tutttr. H. P. Fox and W. l’. Vullvns, drum
in llrrttrdorr In It hook and liir‘i lllnkilts iii
the lit'pill. As he turned it i'lil‘lli‘l‘ of the
building they opened fire on him und shot
him to titrn's.

illnklrrs was unarmed, but mobbed Mur-
ehnll's pistol from him uslu- lire-d the first
shot. The slnmtinu was vrtrrsml Ivyn sensu-
tiotml report virvulutod by liinktns.

Slippery Jim Wanted In Michigan.

lint-usermr, Aug. ill—inquiry Sheriff
Swuyrn'u of lirnrn-h mnnty. Mich, pro.
settled a requisition for the urn-st of W.
W. Wilson, better known its Mimi-er)" Jim,
who is t-lmruvd mill pension swirniilirtt in
Wnyrn- merrily. 'i'iu' Mil-blurm nilim‘rs' pet
porn l'ilill'flt' Wilson with forum-y.

[lurk Tourney his at Hnl'illlllnh.
H.i\‘.\.\'\'_\ii. Ann. in. --’i'h.- I‘rvnvhimr-I;
'l‘nurnvy, i‘nptuln linyrnut. wine-b was be-
llvwd to how two lost. at we. nrriwd in
port. fibulmd Iwurrrilmtrt «Ill dhysoitt from
Nuwrmrt News, \‘n.. luu'lnu soiled on Ju-

ly l for Suwmnuh rind llru'rrnH Ayros.

The Warrimoo Ashore.
Vu'rnirm. Ann. tn.~~'l‘iw ('mtzrdinn-
Artetruliun liner \l'urrirmm i~a tislmru tlrrm
miles northwest of l'nrmmmh point-.011
the British shore, opposite (‘upv it'lr‘ltlery.
The strutuslrtp won just. whirring from
Honolulu. lit-toils nro wry tru-ngcr.

A Life Hover Killed.
heroism Fuss, N. Y., Am: lieu-«in anv-
ing the life of n “'Uillllli who true in front
of u switch vrruirw Moment Sum-tit, it New
York i‘vntm‘. ilnmuun. wits strut-k turd
instantly killed. llc it‘lll’t'fi u widow and
three children.

To Build a In; Nit-oi Behooner.
(Itttmuo, Alla. “).m'i'ill‘ (.‘ideugo Ship-
building cairnpmry close-d o f‘Illlil’MC with
a Cleveland Iynilli'ltl-t' tor the reurustruotlou
of o stool Rilillmllt‘l' of llw iIJiiiI) too close.

The Pope’fiibppealshto the Kaiser.
Baum, Aug. 10. ~1t is stated here
that the pope has written to Emperor Wll»
Ilam requesting him to intro the Catholic
missions in Chino under his pmtcotlon.

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on the package and on each drastic.
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RISE 'iO REMARK. and my lan-

gauge is plain, that for ways that

are dark and tricks that are vain, certain
stores of New York are peculiar.

What now 2‘ Why, he wants to sell
you a pound of tee that probably cost 15
cents and give you a pound of butter
that possibly cost. 18 to 20. cents tots
cost from 33 to 35 cents, all for the low
price of 60 cents. Pretty good profit,
hey? Now come right to me, dear pub-
lic, and get u better pound of Tea (and if
it is not. call me a liar and deal here no
more) and a pound of good Butter, all {cs
58 cents. A car of Flour at miller’l
price. :34 75 a barrel. He would have
you believe this is as cheap as he bought
it. False in one. false in all.

If you want a barrel of Washburu dc
Crosby’s or Joass’ Flour, spot cash. at
$4 75, come and get it here. Flour with
a reputation. i am right in town. lam
here to sell goods and propose to beard
the lion in his den, the Douglass in bi
hau'.

Good Potatoes, 50 cents a bushel.

lllllENZU V‘llllllllfi

Beware of (liutmenta tor Caturrh thatig
Contain Mercury. i

 

 

 

 

 

nsrrtertury will sun-l3 destroy the sense of
Strli‘liumit‘nurplett‘l)‘ derrmnethe whole sys~
turn when entering it through the mucous sur-
filers. Sui-h amen-s ehould never be used ex-
new on prescriptions from reputable physi~
tsiunmus the duruuue they will do is ten told
to the good you «an possibly derive from them.
linil‘st'niurrh(‘:rre, manufactured by F. J.
(‘lrenvy&i‘o.. Totedo.0.. contains no mer-
bury. and is taken internally. noting directly
upon theblood nnd mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hull‘s (futurrh Cure be
sure you get tlrr genuine. It Is taken internal-
ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
a ('u. Testimoninh tree.
from by drugglsta. price If; l-errte per bot

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Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOI'R ('EN'lS u DAY WILL
iSBL' till: YOUR LIFE For 31A“)? ,
Dru (Pentax Day Will (ilve You an Endow-
ment of still). pnyahie to yourself if you live.
With inrurancedike everything else,the best
In the cheapest.

lNSUflE 1N THE

CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCI: Company,

of Hartford.

8. S. L’Hommedieu.
Iii WASHINGTON SI.

South Norwalk. Conn

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New and second hand

Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, etc.

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Prices to Suit All.

CALL AND Bill THEN.

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sure Fill seer

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tins Fancy sun, It last. brass
mounted.

tins Working 8km, It lest.
tins Fourteen-Foot Slim.
tins Twain-Fact Follower.
tins tiles-Fest stow Follower.”
one Eight-Foot Follower.

tine tit-Fest Follower.
Good serviceable boats, at low prices.
Wan-use.

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