Mount for life likel'scrotoia, for ex- 0 W" "on” b. “not that Aysr’s Balsa- come to the rescue and health, strength “ infants. are soon , cholera infsatum or « ts” Don’t wait to doc to DeWitt's Colic and " N!.~!oucan rely on E. P.Weed and G. 0. well known citizen of . , says his wife has for Milled with chronic diarrh- in‘sny remedies with little re~ ell Chamberlain's Colic, diarrhoea Remedy, which sound and well. Give it a you will be surprised at the it aflorde. 25 and 50 cent salevby G. C. Stillson, drug- ll’lnilllt pains of the stomach Wflyudeflectusily stop Ollc and Cholera Cure. (Ill! 0.0. scram W...“ W. Larimore,physical director of V L," Des Moines, Iowa, says he 'tiously recommend Chamber: L'lem to athletes. gymnasts, - root ball players and the pro in general for bruises, sprains filllocltloua; also for soreness and of the muscles. When applied parts become swollen it will . , . ln'onehalf the time usually . [91' aala by G. C. Stillson drug- .N Snyder, Supt. Poor 1“ 'Ill. .. ik 00., Ia.. says: Last winter . , Robert Leach used two boxes of De- -W§tthitoh Hazel Salve and cured a , ', running sore onhis leg. Bad been Ween of physician for months with. _ obtainingrellef. Sure cure for piles -3r¥rWeedand1LCn 8“”303. , -_ ‘A Luxury. . The smoking habit is a luxury in which I” men indulge. It’s more than a luxury» smoke an Imperial Crown 10c cigar. For sale by G. S. Trowbridge & Co. ”W EU] to take, sure to cure. no pain, nothing to dread, pleasant little pills. mWitt’s Little Early Risers. Best for headache. bilionsness. sour stomnco wet-spam. n P. Weed and o. 0. You Don't Have to Swear 01! the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture 5 ,. an editorial about No-To-Bsc, the , L" , , tobacco habit care. “We know 7“ ”Leases cured by No-To-Bac, one, ‘ “eminent 8t. Innis architect, smoked M chewed for twenty years; two boxes “him so that even the smell of to memes him sick.” No-ToBsc sold Id Matted by R. H. Plainted. No “I. no pay. Book free. Sterling Romeo , as 00., New York or Chicago. "jasmine should be stopped promptly. “Ion becomes chronic. DsWitt’s Colic “cholera Care is effective, safe and m Hundreds of testimonials bear viii/louse the virtue of this great medi- 5 *0. Itcsn always be depended upon; 1“ lite saves time and money. E. “P. Weed M G. 8. Btllleon. t ’ , ‘ . How's This? We oifsr one hundred dollars reward for Illfltuifoaial'rh that cannot be cured by We Oatarrh Care! ~ . 1 .J. CHENEY & (20.. l’rops.,’i'olella,0. ' Pthe undersigned. have known F. .l. “ for the last if: years. and believe him honorable in all business transac- 7 and financially able to carry out any '1 . w made by their ilrm. OTRIMX. Wholesale Drugslsts. Toledo. 7, Albino. Klasan .e Mauvw, W holeenle ' ‘ Toledo. 0. 'll'il’oaiarrh Care is taken lntsrnallr. art- “Million the blood and mucous suf- Mottilasystem. Price inc psi-nettle. Bold drouists. Testimonials free. 7% morbus is a dangerous com- ' " and often is fatal in its resuls. To illh you should use Dsztt's Colic strongest adhesive tile" knowlnll " Sam another tharch, ' . Ls 's (line as the stand- stes it in the sited States Arse- i'stsnt cities and the National The Pullman Palace Car “can because of Its greet fits- me! ' der fl“ Mtgy"% “m. 3 MMhintll‘ocoliav the values mmwflwmw "the millionaire, for which he served six Co. 5,000,000 tor the season of 1998-4. 1 -m Batik-lesxs‘mpioysss went to theesose. Thensmssoithsdsadsrs: Cotton, 88 years although, Bird street; Bileygll years, married, with . six chil- dren, hnrntca pike; Meniscus, married, Borden auditory strestsfliurn’s, ill years, East Providence; licNamee, 86 years, sin.- gle, Brock street. . The accident was a peculiar one. For several days leaking gas has been'deteotsd in the holder, and the company sent six Mansion 1””! to repair the leak. 11w leak camebomadefsotivo valve con- nsiotlng the 4 inch .main which sup- plies the Westileld street holder with gas from the main holder on“ Globe street. The men had just returned from dinner, and going down the wooden stairs which lad from the entrance of the holder to the cellar below began to . work on the broken valve. They disconnected it and tied a cloth bug about the-large main ex- tending in from the street, when the bag gave way, and an immense volume of gas rushed out. ‘ In less tlmo'thnn it takes to tell it all were overcome, and before they cold reach the foot of the stairs within a few feet of them they dropped down dead with the exception of one, who managed to creep up the stairs, where the fresh air enabled him to recover sufficiently to reach the street. Immediately after it became known“ that the men wore there and unable to get out willing hands attempted to go to the rescue, but nothing could be done while the escaping gas rushed up the stairs. Foreman Charles Allen did all he could. but there was no cutoff in the street, and he knew not what way to turn. The police were quickly on the spot and roped off Westilcld street, find Medical Examiner Palmer ’stood in the doorway to prevent anybody from going down the stairs. ' The Grave In the street. At the foot of the stairs lay, or half re sliced, one of the men, who had almost reached the bottom stair when he was overcome and sank back, with a look of anguish on his countenance and his hands pressed into his knees as if in the last throes of a horrible yet unavoidable end~ ing of human existence. - Finally the gas company sent a gang of men to dig up the strwt in front of the terrible grave to get at the main shutoff further along, it being understood that no other means of shutting oil the gas could be attained, and even then it meant two hours‘ Work. Foreman Allen took a hand in the ex- cavationnndsvns overcome bcfowtllo dig- ging had proceeded far. He was taken to the Rhode Island hospital in the ambu- lance, which arrived a short time before. His life is dcspaircd oi. . Mr. Jason iilaokmar, who lives oppo- site, turned his house and yard into a hos- pital if needed and stood in readiness to aid the authorities in any way possible. . _. _.V_..___....a.. Three Republic United. SA): FltAllClsco, Sept. 5.—The details of the briefly mentioned triple compact between Salvador, Nicaragua and Hondu- ras to establish permanent peace in Cen- tral Americahave just reached hero. Gua- temala and Costa Rica have not yet joined in it, but they have not officially declined to do so. The treaty will give greater force and character to the N icaragun canal pro ject through the United States and lndl. cates plainly that Uncle Sam will be the arbitrator in future disputes. Georgi. Crack Shots Win. SEA mm, N. .l., Sept. 5.——-Thc annual meeting at the New Jersey State Rifle as~ soclntlou was continued, with favorable weather. The event of the day was the interstate military match, open to one team from each state and territory in the United States, consisting of 1:3 members. The match was won by the Georgia team. “filmy After Another Millionaire. SA)! ls‘nanmsco. Sept. 5.—i. W. Rippcy, who three years cg} shot John W. lilac-hay, months in the county jail. is now pursuu ing Charles 1.. Fair. The lattor’s friends fear that llippcy will tryto fopcnt the murderous attack. 5 Scarlet Fever Epidemic. Allsmlla, Conn, Supt. 5.—-chriet fever is alarmingly prevalent hero, scores of cases having been re orth to the health authorities. The den h list has reached if) in number. and several of (humans report- ed are critical. A strict quarantine has been ostnhllslwd. ' Republican imagine. llmmun‘ox. N. Y.. Supt. l'l.-—Tlll' lio- pullllcun longuo tllli'llt'tl its eighth annual session in this cltyz‘t tho Stone Opera House. State Tronnuuvr Calvin and Miss llolon lllmvcll, treasurer of tho Woman’s Republican asmmlation, mndo luillrosscs. lulled on s Crossing. iMsnunv, (limo. Hopi. I..—--A earrings in which lloury Ellsworth of Ashpetuck and Mrs. Pllu-bo 'i‘rouumt of Pawllng, N. Y., were driving was struck by a train at Boardman's bridge, near New Milford, and Ellsworth was instantly killed. . Half flack Lake Married. Rmxvlttn, Conn, Kept. 6.--A bril- liant church wedding here was that of Miss Eva Louise Sykes and Everett John Lake, a graduate of Harvard and during his college course a ball back on the foot- ball team. .. . German-American Veterans sightseeing. Bantu, Sept. ll.--Thc GermanAmcri- can veterans of the war of 1870-1 placed wreaths one the sarcophagi of Emperor William I an of Emperor Frederick 111. They also vls . the castles and Potsdam. Snail age Crop We. Jacxmvltsll, Fla, Sept. hum ry Turner of the Jacksonville Fruit sn- change estimates the crop oi oranges in the state at not over 100,000 boxes, against um i in one of the ohms-t speeches ever deliv; cred by the "Grand Old Man," he showed conclusively that education is nuts lino ury but a prime necessity to the laboring man of today. lie says: “You want amusement,t but that does not exclude improvement. Do you suppose when you see men engaged in study that they dislike it? No. There is labor, no doubt, but is associated with interest all along that it is forgotten in the delight which it carries in its per- formance, and no people know that better than the working clauses." , If you let yourghildrep follow outthcir own impulses they will ask questions. and if you Provide the means or answer» log you wi l encourage them and cause delight and pleasure in research. Soon they will have a natural habit of learning alittlo each day, and learning will then be recreation to them. So that all they require is an Encyclopedia in the home to secure the most practical education. . Gladstone says further that it is now poasible to go straight into the very heart, the very sanctuary. of the temple of learn- ing. and become acquainted with the best works that men have produced. “it is not to be supposed that working menou cooling home from labor are to study Euclid and works of that charac- ter—and it is not to he desired, except in case of very special gifts—but' what is to he desired bill that some eilort should be made by men of all classes to our frlculls simply to Monkey. . “i got everything I ‘need.’ .i just had my breakfast.” What would an ups «are care. about opportunities to Improve mind? classify No. 33, us he (loos not; look like a BEAST and does not think like a MAN. think you are constantly coming in contact with questions. honor yourself and family. This is true no matter what your calling. pleasure, and you cannot forget it. This is true of education. cyclopediu in print in your own home. The world are agreed that the Encyclopedia Britannica is the best in print. THE SESTMZI. edition of this great “NECESSITY” is brought down to date and supplied on term which could not be expected from people in the book business: but our pride is to suppl the best newspaper in the country. and we sustain the enormous expense and pe form the vast amouut of labor necessary to give these terms broaden and deepen the interest in education and to extend our acquaintance among the children of today who are to be men and women of the future. But we cannot be expected to bear this expense very long. besides only a few more orders can be taken at 231.9% a volume as the publishers have put up the price to $100 a set and demand the field to themselws. Only Fourteen Days More. llear in mind that you can secure the entire 2.3 volumes at once by paying £5 per month, or 1:2 volumes will be delivered at a time by paying 10 cents a (lay. payable motllly, and Wu present you with a Dime Saviugalinnk wherein you can deposit the dime each clay. (,‘ailflor address 5 EVENING SENTINEI. Enclalllelia Headquarters,» 50 Wall Street, Nurwalk.’ ' .‘Thei‘lea'rned is happy nature to explore. l I, ', The fool is happy that he knows no more.”¥Pone. N... 1. r v .. N0. 2. . Missing Link. “.ley idea of ‘Necessity’ is to have plenty to eat and a change of clothes. I “need 1 hen I went to school I laraed readln', riten and rethmatic, and that’s all "My 0 iniou is that edgercation is no good only for preachers au’ lawyers. "PW? e like me don't want no edgercstiou; wr’re all right, anyhow. I guess they’s only a few of us left, for nowadays laborin’ people and all think they Will be more suckcessful and happier if they learn a little eve day. “They say that ignorant people won’t stand eny s ow at all in socl’ty a few years from now. “i wonder if that will be the case .9" and perhaps by none more than by the laboring class, to lift ourselves above the level of what is purely frivolous, and _ to endeavor to find our amusement in making ourselves acquainted with things of real interest and beauty." All the recorded wisdom of all great writers. past and present, is contained in the encyclopedia Britannica. so that every shade of taste can find its liking, whether it be such subjects as Euclid or the com- monest topics of every day life—whether to learn how to measure the distance to More or how to tie a square knot in a rope. ~ What a blessing that in this one lib~ rary the laboring man can command the" " wisdom of the world. \ In his speech on the occasion of the dis-V ' ' tributiou of the wins at the Noucon- formiat School at .iill Hill be compared the advantages of today with tile advan- tages of the ancients: “All they have achieved is before you. Their great ex- periences are at your service and com- mami. ' ' "You have this enormous advantage under the peculiar condition of this age.” Again he says: “Believe me when I tell you that the thrift of time will repay you in after life with an usury of profit beyond your most sanguine dreams, and that the waste of it will make you dwindle alike in intellectual and moral nature be- mall- ' ueath your darkest reckoniugs. Get knowledge all you can.” Extravagant luxury [or one may may be an absolutely necessity for another. It llepeucls on what you aim at. * 'i'he MAN menus to think. which is the opposite from BEAST. Thus we cannot We must call him the “ missing link.” if you are a man you think. If you if you supply yourself with the correct answers to these questions you become a success in life. and you lfyou answer yourqueslidbs you must do it right when the question comes up so it will be a if you answer your questions when they come up and answer them correctly you must have the best En- i an my“ Cash Business. .loneu' Flour, lllll., XML”). .louus’ Flour. lulu. Mo. Wouhburn‘s Flour, bbl., $4.50. - llutlor. l‘rcamury, tub, filo lb. Greens ll‘urms’ Creamery, bricks, 2N1! lb. l‘uro Lard, Sperry at Barnes, 1th lb. Lill‘il, SC. Cottolcue. ll lb. pull, 22's. (Iottoleno, :l in. tin. "c. (.thcsc, lilo. fl lb. llice, 25o. llakcd Beams, 8 lb. can, we. 7 lb. (lutmelll, 5250. ll liabbltt’s Soap, 25c. o llzonc Soap, 25c. Sardines. 7 boxes 25c. lmnon Crackers, tic lb. Ginger Snaps, llc. hot. as to size. Fins home grown Peaches for canning, at $1.20 per basket. Sugar as low as the lowest. Home Made Cider Vinegar cheap. Corn, per bag, $1.20. Oats, heavy white, 90c per bag. \‘ Every pipe is a pipe of peace if filled with Mllard’s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There ,0 ‘ are elements in this great tobacco that put a tobacco lover; in good humor at once—put \ ‘ him on good terms with himself and his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask for LORILLARD’S ,OSE LE Hm'miwmwomb-Na ' , Bartlett Pears, at Me, the. 80c per bas— ‘ a 2 oz.bagoi' Mason's jars, qt. 70c, and pts. at llllc dos. Pure Spices. Ginger Root and Pure loiiiiliml _ ~. 5 : ~ Cut ‘5 ‘ HIPS
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