—M to Fleur.
The Imperial Grown 106 cigar is made
., om. host imported tobacco that comes
“Without Try One st G. S. Trow-
We & Cof- eizsr store. ‘
. It is a truth in medicine that. the smell-
eot'dcse that per-terms s cure is the, best.
D-Wro'. mm. Early Risen m the
. mull-It viiimwill perform 3 euro. and
‘ mine but. E. P. Weed and G. 0. Still-
son.
Iiyour child in puny. fretiul, troubled
with glandular swelling-Julianna! eyee,or
core» on the head, face, or body, a course
> of Ayer’o Snrrrnparilla is needed to expel
the scrolnions humor» from the blood.
The sooner you begin to give this medi—
cine the better. «4,4. m
. Boy, why don’t you try DeWitt’u Little
" Early Risers? These littleipillu cure
headache, indigestion and constipation,
They’re small, but do the work. E. P.
Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castorla.
. - Children Cryfor
. ' Pitchers Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave lror Custom
When she was a Child. sho Ci'lL'tl for Custom
When she heme Mien. she clung to Castoria.
When she and Children, sho gnvothem Costorln.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
o
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications. as they cannot renrh
the diseased p ‘rtion of the ear. There in only
one way to cure deutnem. and that is by c m-
stltutionol remedies. Deafness is caused by
on inflamed condition of the mucous lining o’
the Busllcbion Tube. When this tube gem
inflamed you have n rumbling sound or lrn-
periect hearing. and when it is entirely l’llm'fil
desineee is the result. nnd Hitler-:5 the infirm-
motion can be taken out and thin tub a renter-
od to its normal condition. hearing will l)r «lon-
troyerl forever; nine cases out of ten are curm-
ed by cotorrh. which ii ndllling b it an intimrr
ed condition of the mucous nurtures. ’
We will give One iiundml Dollars for any
one 0! Define” (courted by cutsrrh) that run-
not be cured by Hull's Cntnrrh (lure. Send
{or circnlnrs. free.
F. J. CHENEY A’ 00.. Toledo. 0.
[Sold by Drngglete. Elk.
—7
r. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerfialciminer, Painter
And denier b.
Wall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main street South Norwslir.
tisxnplo books of in“ line latest etyhs oi
Pspers, Ronnie's and Gilt Mouldings token to
homes for ion tion. on notioe by posted.
Eotirnsteoc eerfnllygiven. mr'lil
DR. F: W. D ARM mi
SURGEON DENTIST.
42 Washington St ,
South lior'mlli, Bonn.
TEETH FILLED AND EXTIiMTI‘l-Zl)
WITHUUT PMS.
Artlilninl‘Tortb with and wilhotrtplniee by
the latest improved methods.
All operations pertaining to mmlrru lien-
tiotyveriormed lnselrllltul murmur»! nbmil
DID-hilt the pricoobnrged by other rlenllu'n.
Teeth Extruded Free oil homo obi-rs- lith-
or tooth ore to be lilu‘l‘lfll.
A ind y in siiendnnoe.
orrron rronnu. ‘
From 8 II. to. until ii p. or. Open Wr-rlm-mluy
nndSstnrony until it p. to.
All work murmur-d for live your»
Cunnullntllm 7r".
‘ ”mopekuuhsmeth‘ihtwg
m.-
IIIGHBST QUALITY GP ALL.
Columbia
Bicycles
MSTANDAID
mm.....
and grace of the 1895
Columbus? lhveyon
tested end compared
than willful! other?
the m. . ‘ ,
Her inch on lit with bounty from the sun:
nor newly won. 7
Site in brighter than the do ivy in the deli.
And she donors: every dsy .
Like s unind in the spray.
Thin dainty little asuide belle.
I love to list the patter of her feet upon the
son .
I love to watch the motion oi her snrnll brown
bond.
Till every pulse is thriiina to the epell.
i could meditoie 3 week
On the dimple in her cheek.
The saucy little marine belle.
”would 1 were the breeeuu that about her
treuoo blow.
I long to be the flowing tide to kiss her pinky
toe.
Aloe. no rhyme her charm can ever tell.
For we meet sud love and port.
And she never breaks my heart—
'l'be darling little trouble. belle.
—-Lewlston Journal.
A Snnko Among the “'orslripen.
The comp meeting at High Bridge,
Ky. came to a close, and with it ended
one of the most srrcccusfrri enterprises of
its kind in point of order and attrnction
in the State.
Justus Gen. (Jozenu finished his eer-
mon. which was very into. and no the
people was justboginning to louvre, some
men discoverer] a large sunke in one of
the rafters of the north wing several
feet above women's bends. and boguu an
attempt to kill it by pmu'lriug it to
death with :r huge limb that. had been
torn from an adjacent tree.
The reptile wrw not. to lwlestroyed
without n r-lrnur-o for its lifo. for sudden-
ly entwinirtg its slimy body about. the
limb, it loupml to tho ground in among
a throng of women. and hastily glided
beneath their foot. The ladies become
frantic, and some r-urno very nonr faint-
ing.
A mouse wasn‘t a cirrumsturtoe as to
a cause for skirt durwiug us was this
smrke. Women climbed over lwnclree
upon the books of tlroso hour. and the
display of limbs was forgollou in fright.
Men cnruo bravely to their uid. but. tho
snake Would have certniuly got nwuy
had it not been for the timely not of W.
K. Shugure. o. business man from Lou-
cnstcr. lie gruspod the return.- of con.
stemnlion by tho mil nrrd tittslrt‘rd his
hour] against a post rwur by.
Tho panic. soon diod away and every-
thing Wont. on us if nothing bud llamu-u—
ed. Tho sunkt- mm :L lurut- blurk rut-or.
measuring :rboni six or sow-rt foot in
length. l-ZVI-nwlrou almost Ili'iitl it coil-
ed nmund Shugur'u log uud guw birn u
goml tlu'usbimg will: the lull.» Cincin-
nati Enquiror'.
, A llrspirl Recovery.
"Talk nbout. your frritlr r-u ' said tho
man on tho vnd mutt: "'tuin't alongside
o‘ wlrrtl happened up loSi Htovor's house
only yo-utorduy.
"Your-1m. hi‘s wife- was took nwi’ul
bud. rmd thoy thought shr- wars dyjn’
sure. Ho thoy got Si in go for the doc-
tor. erv'n they told him to hurry, he
said: ‘All right. 1‘“ got him lust enough;
but on l'vo got to go by tho shoomnkor's
I may no wr-ll drop in and 509. if my
shoosurn dorm. :urd pr’l‘llliilrt i’d better
call and :«u- how tin-Widow Stomos does
—-hnvr~n‘i we her for a day or two. and
.
"Boioro ho r'uilltl got :my l'urtlwr his
wife raiml up from but- inn! and slowly
said:
" ‘You uwdtr‘t mind nborrl svein' any
doctor for mo. 1 Klit'hh‘ l‘ru all right
now.’ ‘
“And so slu- wars. Silo got uprrrul llliH
boon as Well. if not bottor. tlrrrtx ovor alto
was. owr >iru'v. iut div duosn‘l any
rmytirin' purrit-ulnrly lovirr' about Wid—
der Storm-re. :md alto llttl‘» it"t‘flnltillillly
givo Si u look tlrnt, llmltns him :~lri\'r~rrnul
got outo‘ tho homo us soon no in» run
converr'rontly." ‘ Boston 'l‘l‘unnr't‘lpi.
'l‘lte Mon Who Per-lulu].
About iwn-nty of u» not oil the «not
bound mun ut Elmo-r Junction to take
tho lrarin ovvt‘ lo \Vualrburrr. and though
wo bud lulu-ll told llurt \Vo \\’ulllll have to
wrtit No hours. it \wotn't tort trunnion
boiorooru- of tho rmwd wont into tho
littlo ol'lioo Wlll‘rt‘ tbouzr-tst. um ui‘. Work
on bio boolw rind rrsltod how long boforo
the ooutlr bound trum wum-ulmrg. The
agent rumwrodlriru rind burn: out usign
rcodiug:
“'l‘lu- moth bound train is duo lu-ro nl.
4:30.
“Title in tho iirel lmitr tltlt'.
"Ii urriVMul Wuulrburrr oi lizlil.
"it will probubly boon limo.
“l rrtrr'r hurry it up uny.
“1 our lltti rr bud mun. but alluiilil any
permm pornlnt in urrrroyiug mo trftvr rurul»
ing llor ubovo ~
All of oat rond the sign. nod it won nut-
, labor-fury to oil but u lllll. nttmp-ulu,»rtldot'-
' r-d iru‘litiduul.
lio rend it uioud twlvo owr lulllllllmlf
; and won ovldontly puzzb-d. lio ilrmliy
knor'kod on ”to door of the ”MP“. and
when tho agent put. 1le bond out the toll
moo Hold:
"You bow, loii. mulblrr’ oli‘ your High
out horn."
Tho agent glared at him rind rutreotod.
sud the tall man got u piece of paper and
I pencil and wrote and put up this «in
under the door:
"I am e peaceful man.
"But I can‘t beblutl’vd.
"I persisted. and the knee didn't do I
Horned thingi"-»i)etroit Fret,- Proorr‘
Another Way of Looking M It.
Shou‘mren women have the right to
,vote they will be treutml more respect
tlnlly.
lie-«And more often. no doubt. wJudi‘
Inopolin Journal.
tune ems not.
“No. Honda. door. we do not think
that‘s roioeio martial. even if the
m in full of violin mil banjo
“ea-W Renard.
. .
on Wot
NW
The plain ekirt With the urns] shape in
on accepted standard. Skirts are no long
unis comfortable oroonvcnient. Among
the new ides» in the making of skim are
trimmings of narrow side pluiting, such
on were in grout demand 10 or 12 years
ngo. 'l‘ho fabric in bummed and closely
pressed. and a single row of pluiting, with
n bonding of narrow gimp or n ribbon
pluiting, will be a popular fruition for
«loom tor all occasions.
An attractive shirt but ovary narrow
lirlo‘pluitod radio, headed with o ilot gul-
loon stitcborl down very closely. Above
rider is u little rufiio mode of stripe of silk
ubout 9 inches wide. This ill authored or
box ploited in tho middle and is not on in
smlllops about bolt the size of o calico
mutter. At ouch point there lrl n rosette oi
\
a...
.0"
\‘lbl'l'lMl (lilli‘N.
ililrlm‘lllt'llii'i‘li'. with n tuswi rrtndu of
iringoszoi silk und bonds. 'l'lrtq isrirrvssy
nrul ruulrus u. slmplound inr‘xpvusivoilnlsb
for ultornoon drosws’.
A protry him for sboor' gowns mode up
owr n tintod silk lining is to burn ibo
hurlit‘r! r'lllll‘r'ly of tbo lining silk. For in-
ulrmr'o, u skirt of pink lim-n trimmed with
bomb; of opt-outwit iusortion is linod with
pink lullvtn. and tho lunllr'v iilttl sloovos
rm oftlu'sutur-1dnlrmilvluprofuwlylritur
mod with bum. Nout‘lg' nil tlu- skirts of
lllltt gowns rm- :wtuming sumo sort of
trimming: lluyurivro str'rpvu ol’ lau'r‘ insur-
lion bow llll‘ ilrst. plow in im‘or'. riml trill-r
r.‘ , m r-omr Him” Intraliu rulllm i'rru'd with
in! to. Wlllt‘ll :wo r’l‘Wt‘tl on in point-n
Munzqwnr :my inrw'llul pnilvrn ibni l5.
[troll-Prod. Thia Mylo of tli-t't‘vr‘nilnn is: rio-
r-iril'dly fnsh'rurtublo and t~ u t'ovivrtl of u
Mylo of trimming; mmlr \wr-u our u gnu
oration owl
’l'br- hlit‘ii'll ~liili\'rl n. gown oi umj.‘ rmd
row r'butwurblv glow sills. 'l'bt- grub-t
skirt lllh :r r-ulrrtnl porn-i oi grripururio
Wilbur so! in on r'rrrtlr .nido of tho tnblit'r,
hold at rim top by u strut: oi pornogrntruio
wivri not, with buttons. 'l'lw bmlir-o forum
rt blouse in front, closing under 5 fold of
wind trimmed with guipuro Ursvri'ron,
l’oinlvd etrupx oi volvot, inetouvri by luri-
ttms. rrrdinio over tho slunrlriuna, nuri o
volvol iu-lt r-nt‘irt‘lvu lilo waist. 'l‘lto gigol
elwx‘vs nr‘o pluln. .l L'DIC CliolJJ-l'i’.
Napoleon at \Vutorioo.
Lord Wobwb-y writes; “i bol'rm'o it was
not. rm much tho drop oorrdiilon of tho
country uitu-r tlw bour'yrnin M u rm'ur-
l'i'ltr'rv of this lliiril tuulruly on tho morning
of Wnlv-rloo, uritlr'd. oi r'turr‘w. to tho furry
lbui lwdrd not. vxlwct lllru-luvr‘u nr'rivol on
”to iloltl of iutlllo llml tiny. erlt'lr r-rtusr'rl
blur in lwgin tlro notion rm into urul m pur-
[unruly to throw runny hours \Vllli‘ll might
bm‘o boon r'llllllu}‘r'll in «lounging: Wt'l»
liogron bt-t‘nro tiu- l’i‘lli~l.‘lllH r'nultl urr-iw.
\V“l\ll1l\\'lll;ll during ilrr' ptfitgi'l'rn’ of lliv
bulllo itw ll" lo- r't'mrritmi ~1'.Nivrilnt‘luulr~‘
lltuilnrrluw n: :r luldu- l'lm'mllur blur in lbw
opt-rt. oilorr mlwp, \Vltlr lll~ lu‘ml rwlltrg
upon hie nrm», lint :rl-m. wiwtr living
lwrrir‘n from liu livid. lu- sullvrod w llll!"li
[mm rirouwilu-n; i: \\.r~ with «Illllv'rrlly lll~
llllu'litlmlh prt-wrrtrd him from tumbling
from bl- borw.
“ [luring l in» r-rugr-o- .nt' ilu- lutib- llown-r
llllio on bow-bunk, for riding t';|ll-t'tl blur
1min. llr- urn illllrl rlrlurrrml from rowing
im- birmoll‘ mind: of rho l’rrrwnur :rtlvrmt'u
mom l'inrn'brnuii. iliill. l‘nli'vt‘llili‘lilly. did
not fully i‘r‘.lll.‘r‘ wind illl' dungoru of but
portlib-u \t'l‘r'r‘ :u burly m M win-Hid luno
tlnllo bad i... born tridt- lo t‘ltlt' militil) ire-m
pnim iopmnr uwu liu- lll'lll ul' lmttlo in
obluirr rrrior'mlritrrr i‘m- blmwll, ind-«ed.
ll. loin ilrlu i‘.lil o nltl‘.‘ “ovum :rili'llrllir-
llroi'ul llmt lw lit-gun Hm lmtit- \\ lllroui.
llli\‘lii‘,.! blow-ll pr-m innuly rmmnoilvrml or
vmtm‘rrml \‘r'wlilmelno'n pmlrinn. relying
on Hunt-vol llnxn'x ri‘liill'l upon it,"
Ar‘r‘nrtlllig in Mr linpw. llw r'tnllr'rnr
rode out or I u. m. on llu- ihilt to tho
plt'ltr‘iu. iwu rmiw irnmr lain imulqrmrtoru.
rorlo or \N‘oliwd rrlnrru iiw lino. utrri wnu
"our tho Wrmtl oi liouuomom or ::::lHu. to.
About H u. to. ho rodo to tho iron! mmllr.
nrrti. diumounilng. nmvrom-botl ilm ling
llulrur‘my in wt. rr’ ltwvro rulirlmr. Not.
rurtolr elutr of iuiilrur phylum vigor lu illl
ilrluf. ~ Alba-mourn.
You Don't line to hear Oil.
my» tlw Ht. Louie .lourrml oi Agriculture
in on r'tlltorinl about. XoA'l‘o lino. ilm
imnmulolmvr-obublt rum "We know
of many cum-u mrrml by Xvi-'l‘n‘iim', ”1w,
u prominent St. Lorrie nrtfltllr‘cl, nruokr-ti
omirhewwliortwunty yum. two lmxm
cum! him no that even the smell oi room»
tit! makes him nit-it." 'No’i'o-lim- bold and
guaranteed by R. ll. l’lnisteri.
no pay. iloolt tree. 8r.nllrrultvmoriyifo.,
New York orijhinuuo.
true croup ls hmmom. This in follow-
noon in: the child becomes hoarse or even
vent the nttnr-lr.
solo by H. C. Stillstm, drought.
No cure
livery mother should know tlmtrroup
can be prevented. The rim. symptom oi
ed by n peculiar rough much. it Churn-
bcrloin’e t'rmgh Remedy is given freely so
ailer- ihe cough hm» developed it will pro»
‘lii and in" rent bottle! for
"For mml months. l mu troubled
with a penisteut humor on my head
which gave me Moiflefltble annoyoooe.
until it occurred or roe to try Ayer’n tint
Vigor. More rules out tunic the horror
«as hesid,”~‘l. '1'. Moms. General Men
a 2 oz. bag of
l.» i
ll
ti:
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for w
‘ corner Madison and Franklin Streets. south lilo
THE BEST MAKE Wlillllis (or an m
. Repairing of All Kinds. ~
r.
‘ Every pipe is;a pipe of peace if filled with Lorillard‘s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There : l
. are elements in tins grout; tobacco that put a tobacco lover in good humor at once—put 9 ‘
him on good terms wrth himself and his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask for "
. LORILLARD’S
ROSE LEAF
If you prefer a slightly heavier smoke—Try SENSATION
nucNEerN « w ,,
m m
urmmr run HIrN elect.”
a responsible partiy who;
has been doing busineso,
here' for nine your»:
or]: done by my artist, George Washburn.
Cyt
Blug
Buggies. Phaeton, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, alt.
c’rrcos to Suit All.
(3AM; AND Ell THIN.
Henry Tilly.
egos
.rouincr in
I‘. H. Potent "fire,
. Iii?“ In I983.
(lmcm. rilltl Main Street,
Ilullil’flll'l'.
32"”
The ilsrment Cutler people who hue
e retool on luflgeoplomngmllgi “Offigg,
ere mm re a r r mo s
ore dolor nicely indeed. “3:3 «no
Ho hut-way work will utility them
Indtbeyrpuono or wherever tolu-
eore oneness to r pantie. They hue
st their comma (sod furnish to t trir
pupils with the very beet or wiring, to
“entwined improved eyelern oi eut—
tior Ill garments m. end for range or
enttlnuwd prectiesl maul Home 3
Worries of production and timid he
tnerery recoil . What we not to do
retort-tied: people at its value to
thorn. sod comparatively l o
ounce-term to better their i-
rioley bold
‘ Im-
olr er
above:
lull
w ‘w‘ ~
7.: , term!“ you
SPRINB'F
“GO
THEO.
WAGONS. FOR THE LATEST STYLES
New mdsooondhond
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00TWEAR
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OLSEN.
Now York Announcement.
"Our American Home:
and How to Furnish Them"
Con readily be ucertoincd by viriting
H O R N E R’s
areal Furniture Emporium
where everything is of the best quality.
Mirtic excellence. sod moderate in
price. No ouch assortment oi reliobio
goods can be teen in America.
Over two hundred onrl ility distinctly
diilerent Bedroom Set- in oil the uri-
cue woods. Bra-e Bedsteade in over
twenty patterns, or well as endless lines
at Pnrlor. Drawing-Room. Library and
Dining-Room Furniture.
tit-weasel inverted Insider Moriarty efi
Dieter minute-selenium“
All prion in plain "guru.
R. J. HORNER l. 00..
Furniture Hutton and importers.
61-65 W. 23d Btoflew York,
Adjoining “on not».
let-oer. connotation-eerie one i them
or Misha-lumen! eel-on
mmdwmmmymv-
mm iiorwsll harbor: also
sunbl-
Shore Lot
ii i, New Haven & Hartford ll. ll.
.li'NE ill. illiil.
TllMNH LEAVE HUIYTH NORWALK LB
FULLUWE:
.
Port Nrw i’ottu:
A ”(“5 :Zilnx,r'rillox.il Irv mum” or. 7m”.
7m 1 ex. u or ex, our wt. mm or. o not err. to flu
ll 11'; 1 ex. l’..\i.~ l1: 6:: mm H no. 225 ".254
to: no, rm”, rumor. mom. “was. 660.0.
tzm or, Him-.ltliirlntr.i:!61irx.
KI'MMW. .
A. M. ii! Mex Millqullex. or. or. EH]
mil“ Ion? 2.1lox.il‘..'fl rut.
Fort Now liAVIr-r:
A. Mmiiilex. l 2“”. (Wine. ’ 33w ”MID
uu cmiillltrx. llm .-x. no :6. hilt-4| l
M. l Wow. 34? no in Hridus rt. non on. 6”
no. fill: lex.527nt'. 0:37 no. in ex. '1qu to
Hrltllmpm't. ii it or. ii it so. ii iii no.
HKYNDAYI.
A. . .-—1tnex.rutex.7ae:ue.tu2 10.2715 so.
LEAVE: NEW YORK.
Fort. sum-n Nounmr:
A. M.~12u)m'ri'tex.nmse non-c Tillie
sutummemmu. runabout-cit gen:
limw.i2m noon no. Ely-404w. ex
inflammation” titties. lilies. soul
memenommrmmsmmmaow.
Buttons.
A‘.M.—»l2illlerr.tiill no. 7w)”; 1’. Kev-60
s .
llsnlmry lllrlelcn.
Luv: ileum Nonw sort:
Atlwm so. 915». mm ex. renew
Ic,iliilPltteileiden.lllex.5l§sc. ‘
8min.
A. 31.4. rte. P. N456»
Luvs Dunner:
Lit-4m” mm were rim-oft”!
luanarrmxlou.‘ 1’ " '
Emit".
A- Hr-«Omw. Pa ”buuo
MIMIC,
Illylsrrlungtfletrlimtm
Raymond & none.
luv-lu- . .
W“m"
E‘BUY A WHEEL from i]
every wheel warranted. ‘ ' ‘ .
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