I A» ' V ' .i}l ‘ .
l?.'udasd6.0.§iillson.
Henry Wilson. thsposimssisrst Ws'lehz
«mm-,snyshoenrsdsosssof disr-
rhmoflonsstsndinginsix hours. with
one small We!!! Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholers sud Disrrhms Remedy. What
s plesssnt surprise thst must have been
totho sum. Such [euros are not on-
usual with this remedy. in may in-
stances only one or two doses we required
to give psrmanentrslief. It an slwsys
he depended upon. When reduced with
WM it is oiesssnt to tske.:,ll‘or sale by
(l. C. Stillson. drugglst.
Nothing so distressing as s hooking
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
rum it. Nothing so dangerous it allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief. E. 1’. Weed and
G. C. fitiilson
Porspsin in the side or about there is
nothing I0 good u a piece of lisnnel dum-
pened with Chomberlsin's I’sin Balm and
bound on over the soot of pain. It affords
prompt sud permanent relief and it used
in time will often prevent a cold from re-
sulting in pneumonia. This some treat
ment is a sure cure for lame back. For
solo by (l. C. Stillsou, druggisi.
__ “Wm sirsst.
“we rolls...“ in- its
9. w. 9.9...
felon lilllifltlll
"fill iliillill.
,ss .wssnmoros eraser, scorn
., nonwsm, corn.
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TFYOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR RANGE CALL AT
NASH&VANSCOY’S
Uncle Nick Range
Andresflyoudonotthink itissssicosllsogessyou would went. it they do
nottlhetoyonrsstiisctionwodonotwsutyoutoseepit.
REMEMBER ALSO THAT WE HAVE
OIL HEATERS
Thethestsnd do not smell. Ask your neighbors if this is not right. They can
tell you.
. Flilllflll & fill,
The lleliable lllollliers. Hatters and
Furnishers-
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonnhle and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
est prices," and the answer will be, Francis
d: 00. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
FRANCIS & 00.,
86 Washington Street. - South lletwalk. Conn.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
.op...
* SPlllllll loetwul
' l 9 ;-oo ro-
«WTHEO. OLSEN.
\ lllllli 39.9! STORE.
New Styles
fi’flfl‘hflsmwbsflmmuutoffliwhomm. Ourse-
. mummhmmwmmmm
Mushwdfismwm”:
mums-mus.
“WMMIflo-ddouflsm
mmmnmumm
”Modified-solvent“ t
, Wflmubummmflwfl.
thdhmmwwhfismmm Moor first (lost. our
“mm Bil-II. our 1’“ microch- which“: top,
flout-Miss.
J ‘ ”humihsurhmmflsrslu nls is lsrwsitsnlihsprloss
‘9 A H he of M sod MobWsflWWud
‘ All ,: mvi'niloroundthslumr
_ . mmoonisdwlth plsltsons
authors lure no yoke. being out to
fit the shoulders without it.
Fathers rank first in the winter's tssh~
hunhls trimming for rich costumes, and
for next, while allows and fine lineso!
pausmsnterie in hands and sold are much
«upland .
The stole effect is sometimes employed
inn-out to break the circular form of the
short cope. lost of the newest ornamen-
tstion is of a ndent nature, hungnll
around at mu intervals. However,
osposof plain velvet are much seen. the
fronts trimmed with rovers arranged in
ooquilles or with rivlores of bonds, large
oaboohons holding in place clusters of
ounces of satin. ’
Jackets hm adorned with all sorts of on-
priolous rovers nnd gowns are equally cr-
rntio with their straps, bonds and quillcs
of trimming and their expensive buttons
in unlikely plncco. Fashion has deemed
that those buttonu must have sumo excuse
\9/
. won-2L .lAl‘KE'l'.
for their appearance, even if tho excusc is
is transparent onc, mid they must nt least
scum to button smoothing cvcn if they do
not nutlly do so. '
Flat. bands nrc now put lengthwise on
skirts. or if not lcngthwisc the client of a
borderisnvoidod, it build of been, embroid-
ery or pliescmontorio not being carried oil
the way urooml the foot of tho skirt, but
stopping ut the sidcs. ‘mitlmr nod for
bands thus mnployud have n grunt vogue
for velvet, satin and brocade gowns, the
standing collar of tho capo being cf'the
sumo fur.
'l'hc littlouninml hoods cm to be used
again to fusion jnckcts, wflingult‘s. collnrs
and cum bolls. whilo boom-t pine with
onimnl hoods nro made, to pin for (cotton
on tho Emir.
A sketch is given of u novcl juckct
which is now enough to ho cxclusivo, (‘Vl'll
if it is not put-ticulurly lit-coming. It. is of
stnoko gray cloth and is bordcrml with
fonthcr trimming. Motifs of Htccl 1-m-
bruldorycnrich thc corners. undo vulols
collar. edged with fcnthcr trimming, bl‘lh‘
of?! tho fnco of tho wunrcr. Tho giant.
slotwcs nro likcwisc l‘flflud with foutlwr
hands not] the entire jouln-t is lined with
polo blue sumh. erc Cuonm'r.
“Turn the rascals out'U—the familiar
party-cry»—~mny be applied to microbes us
well no to men. The germs of disease
that lurk in the blood are "turned out"
by Ayer'u Snrsupnrilln us ctl'm-tunlly as
the old postuiustcrs are displaced by a
new administration.
m..- u, _..._.._____1,___.
The hurtling properties: of l)c\\'itt's
Witch Hazel Sulvcnrcwcli known. it
cures eczcmu, skin affections and is sim-
ply it perfect remedy for [llll'h‘. Ii. 1’.
“'t-l-d and fl. (‘. Stillson.
A Baby‘s Life Saved.
Alititsox, N. Y., April 3“, Hid—«lhud
Medicine (30.: ”i feel it my duty to
write to you in wizard to my littlo dough—
ter‘s nicknénu front teething and indiges—
tion. Shela non-n months old. Two of
the bout pllysicinue gnvc her up. One
bottle of Dr. llnnd's Teething Lotion re-
lieved her so much that we tried lir.
Hand‘s Colic f‘urcnlso, and at once saw
«change for the better. These remedies
saved my baby‘s life. Mru. “Wellington
Brown." lir. llnnd'sl'olic (‘urcund lir-
llund'u Teething Lotion sold by all drug.
gislufifxr.
I
it is n truth in modiciuc that. the sum”-
out done (but performs n cure in tho host.
licWitt’u Littlc Early liiuers ill‘l‘ the
nmnllcutpillu, will perform it cure. and
are the bout. 1'). 1’. Wood cod (9. C. Still-
son.
Child renfléry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
Wilt-u linby was nick. wo pm o hvr (fusions
Whvn elm won it Child. rho cricd for Cantor“.
Wilt-n Mm [wt-unto Mimi, who clung to Cantor“.
When him had Children. rho rnvothom Custom.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s antorla.
Children Cry for
Pttcher’s Oastorla.
. There is more cutsrrh in this section of the
country than nil other dleeases put together.
Ind until the last few years was supposed to
he incurable. For a. great. many years doctors
pronounced it nlocal dissolve. and prescribed
local remedies and by constantly fsilinl to
cure with lncsl trestment. pronnnord it in-
oursblo. fiolsnce hos proveu cntnrrh tobea
oonstitutionsl disease, sml therefore requires
constitutional trostmsnt. Hall's Cstarrh
Ours. msnufsctursd by F. .l. Ohoneydt Co.
Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitution“ cum
on the msrkot. It is taken inlernsliy in
doses from ten drops to s teapoonful. it acts
directly on the blood sud mucous surfsoss of
thssystsm. They odor one hundred dollsrs
fora-yous it fallsto ours. send for circuu
ouhrssmiMimonlsis. Address
I. ’0 Olllill'f . 0°" Toll”). 0.
W Dr Danish. m.
m W m number of
‘mM‘M‘Min thernthstamiouiod
with nuts. I! thus is a market for the
humor if it “desired to save them to
crank nod sandwich with jokes around the
fireside next winter. some device for shalt.
ing them from the trees in very desirable.
A device that will choke the nuts from n
tree in two minutes can be mode in half
an hour.
Cut a straight white oak tree 8 inches
in diameter at the butt end and iii to 25
foot long. Cut two timbers 8 feet long,
with strong forks at one end. Hoist the
large end of tho log so it will strike the
tree to be shaken ween or eight feet from
the ground. Put the forked timbers, one
on each ethic of the log, any, six foot from
the big and, with the legs mating in the
forks. Tho battering rum is now in pool»
iion for work. it is resting in the forks
with the butt end about one foot from tho
iron to bc ohnkon nnd the other or emulicr
end rooting on tho ground. The limbs ncnr
tho small and nhouid be left six inchce
long, to serve on hnndlce. With one than
on ouch side of tho long polo or log the
smaller and is lifted up, nod the log is
drown forward and backward, working
on tho forkcd polce and thrust forcibly
ngnlnet the tree. A few vigorous jolts
nuninnt the true with tho buttcring rum
will mnkc a noise likc fulllng hull and ev-
ery nut bo shukon from tho troc.-—-Journnl
of Agricuitnrc.
Valuable Bookmarkors In Old Books.
It is told of Xnvicr Mormicr [but be one
tiny discovered it ono thuumnd frnnc notc
hutwcun tho loaves of a book which be had
picked up for a low sous at n sin-ct, stall.
A similnr, but much morn nmrvclous, ud-
vcnturohnu lmppcncd tun young doctor
in Turin. Whiloturniuuovcr tho loaves
of n book which had boon luxpicnthml
along with others to tho medical faculty
of Turin by n ccrtuin Dr. Giorduni ho was
nutcnisbcd to find lmtwccn thc pngcs no
icon than 40 bunk notes. amounting to tho
buudmmo sumof 40,000lirc. This inci-
dont. will no doubt ulvc riso to it most in-
tcrosilng cuso in tho Turin courts. Al-
though Dr. Giorduni undoubtedly be-
qucnthcd his books to tho library of tho
faculty, his other heirs will hardly be dis-
posed to admit. flint ho intended to lcnvc
it his tnonl'iury savings ml wcll. Possibly,
howovor, tho librury trustees nrc quito
propnrcd to prove that. tho dcconsod doctor
won in tho lutbit of utilizing his thousand
iiro bunk notes as lumkmnrkcrs.—-Wcstv
ntinstcr h‘iiifiillu.
lilotollre on the Film.
Dark blntclu-s on thol‘nrcrnll for tho
um of cold fruits. much limo jllll‘ll ond
wntcr tndrink or wouk ivmonudo or crcum
of tnrtnr lvmoumlo, half at dozcn glnssvs of
which may be Nikon dilily with bcncn't.
Slim-s of lomcn ul‘ sour oranges with tho
stock of breakfast, spiced fruits and hiVI'l'l
pickling go wolf in this ortlcr, cspm'iully tho
itiimitultlc Hungarian Hll‘\\'l‘ll prunes,
which how it slightly thick sirup. piquunt
with lcmnn juict- und wit-vs. only scrvcd
with musty. This is ,-:pvcinl cosmetic fund.
tmnptinu, refining. sniisfyiug, but nowr
initiating. You wrcnivo it- is something
widcly difl'crcnt from tho molum-ltuly
.‘iff‘Wl‘ll pruno of the lunch tnblo.
Prehistoric England.
Mr. H. Stupor. in 'l‘ho Athoml-um, pro-
ucntq n pit-turn of what must. hnvo boom .1
lirt‘ltlsturic metropolis in England in the
long post. lividcntiy thcrc mm o port of
Kent. occupicd by own in mnny ugns.
Some of tho sumplos of luutr's humliwork
nrc possibly older thou whcn tho gruvclu
wvro dcpoultcd. When, lntor, thorn t-nmo
slow or rnpid dcnudution, sumo of tho
sn'nc impimm-uis muy hovc boon loft in
aim or rcmoved by floods, to bo found utn
(listmn‘c front their pinch of origin. it is
in tho nvlghbm-bmnd of Fwnnmromhc that
u not numlwr of worked stones ultnw tlxnt
tlwt‘tuilmut must have been Ulll‘l' n center
of population. Mr. Slopes writes, “'I‘ho
outlive! lmls \wrv doubtloss nnturul.”
'l‘bo tirst stnno nl. hnlul. picked up of tho
instant. scru-d to throw ut :ut :mfmui or :i
bird. A room- wznt on aid. Then. it’ 1mm
wcrc in n sandy pinin. whore thorn \wro
nostont-u, ho took his mlsiilo with him.
Then ho Imul selection unto stones, mm in
tinw, knowing what ho wuntcd, sct nbout
nmnul‘ucturing tlu- sbupcs hothought b. at
nduptcd to his rcquirclm-nts.
lirturnlnp tn hie rumor of primitivc
mun in livnt. Mr. Htopm shows that tho
sitcof it wm somu-icnt illnt» during won
its l-xistvlu-u 'ln- 'l‘bmm's bud scooped out
its course und ilowvd :3” font doopcr than
M tho .ln-ulnnlng; timt own tlwn. ufu":
llllli cutting of tho soil, tho Woolly mum-
motli and tho rhinoceros worn the trunn-
lho huntct's sought. After them uninmlu
had pursued nwny, tho river bud cut. its way
number no foot. docpcr. it Is in the plays
and gravcls thnt llo buriod tho evidences
of mun who llvod in tho runny unrcckonn-
lili' centurion.
'l‘clln you all the news for two cents-
THEl‘i\'l£NlNllSE.\‘1‘lNl‘.
5 M
,fortwesmsdorlle
to life mun 'fllbltl’.’
will; your, who
was dmwnsd in the lshoon thrombus
afternoon. ‘
Dr. Whitney, n physician living on Will-
eon avenue, olnimu that he himself was
drowned on one period of his life, and after
being (lend more than an hour animation
Willi, by n eortnln method, restored. Dr.
Whitney bus for some time desired to put
this process to another toast, but never
uvuilcd himself of the opportunity until
yesterday. Ills theory in that n corpse can
bc mouscitutod. providing thcrc are no in-
ternnl injuries, by placing the entire body,
except the eyes, were and mouth. in n both
of water heated to a constant temperature
of 110 degrees F., not) leaving it therefor
at lcust five hours. An ordinary bathtub
was need yesumluy. When the wntcr bod
matched the proper tctnporoturc. Dr. Whit-
ney and bio ossistnnts cnrofully deposited
the body in tho tub. It was then about 11
o’clock in the morning, und from that
limo until 4 o'clock, when the oxporirnont
was given up, tho condition of the corpse
wns studinusiy watched by Dr. Whitncy.
Although the cxporimcnt was it failure. at
times tho blood was utnrtod to circulate
nnd the fnco and lips ussumud their not—
urul color. it. in mid that tho hcnrt. wus
felt to lltrol) m'vcrnl [ll’llilrL When tho lost.
‘wuo ovct', Dr. Whitncy claimed it was not
successful bommuo the boy's body was
rollcd over 11. bnrrcl uftcr tho drowning,
thus cousingintcrunl lnjurics.—Ulcveiund
Louder.
A Black Forest Wedding.
Our cntrnncc down not vnuen nny sur-
prise. Tho rt-vclcru stare at us for n mo-
mcnt with strange. stupid flux-.4. 'i‘hc
bridc nml lil‘ltlt‘gt‘oom.“Ht'tlft'tl silently mud
Hitillilly uitio by oitlc, tnkc no notici- of us
'nt nil us we tukc our souls ncnr tho door,
after bowing; politely to tho (‘lilllplill_\'. It
is it strange assembly. ’l'ho uir is hcnvy
with the fumes of wine and tobacco, nnd
thc square, lwnvy (icrnmn force. loom
through it cloud of smoko. 'l‘hcrcis n‘b
laughter, no jcsting, only it subdued
growl of gutturui speech. Now and then
cnc of the women strike-s up it song, and
Mr shrill voicc brtmko sharply; into the
dull murmur of voices. She sings n verso
or twu in n monotonous sinusong and thou
drops into silcncc nguin. More wine, morn
chcrry torts. From overhead conic n
heavy, nmmnrcd thumping on the floor
nnd the twtmging of n couple of fiddlcs.
film of tho wedding guests has gone to
shop already, with his hood fullcn for
word on tho mnmry tublo. 'l‘hc two munll
windows nro filled up by tho villngcrs,
who look on from tho outsidcnnd who
have cvidcntly bud thcir shztrc of Wine.
'l‘lu-y shout rcmnrkstltrough thewindowr.
which scent to ho of such an cwidingly
jot-ulur charm-tor that wc urn thankful our
kumvlvduo of lllcptitols docs not permit us
to upprccimc tin-m at iln-ir full value.—
Cornltill Muguziuc.
Arum-icon lleruvnguncc.
lt. hos long lwt'll maintained that in tho
nw-t'ngzc Alllt“'l(‘:lll homo tho cyst of living
--~—fhut in", of tho food supply-min zit. local
100 pcr m-nt urmtor than it not-d ho. ll}:-
pt-rirm-nt bus lll'llilill<ll‘lllt‘fl this film and
limo nguin, but nmny housvl‘ccpcrs, capo
cinlly illllulli; those who hum tho greatest
lll'i‘il to practice» economy. mnnot' be
brought to n rmlizuiion of tho extrava-
gnnco of their lllllllllt‘i‘ of mmking.
In runny public schools physiology is
now Ulll: branch in thc rout-so of study.
This affords .‘ill opportunity for the inn-ill
gent tcuvlu-r to import toour future bousc-
krt‘prrs sonic kimwh-(lgc of tho rolntivo
vnlucsoi food. and with this knowh-dgo
no in foundation we will prubnbly lcnrn
sumo tiny in mill/m nmny food pmduccrs
(but u u now wunrd. 'l'lu- clicking schools
are doing: much to barn}: about that tinn-
hy showing us hmv to prn'pnrv nppotizing
tncnls f'r-un what our nmtlu-tw~ Would have
thrown away, and also how in n pinch to
zit'l'Vt‘ tb-l mum unit-lo of food «ivory day
for u “’l‘l‘k. hut prcpnrvd in so munycu-
tircly dltfmw'nt ways tlmt tho hwul of tho
hotm- (lm'r- not complain of u. monotony.—
Wullt;:zll.ilul.
()nr Servants.
"I famcy. vlllilllll'. tlmt myt-ol‘foo is much
utrcnm-r tmluy than usual."
“l’lcuw. sir, I must lmvo mode a mis-
tuko uml brought you the scrvnntp' collocf”
—Evt-ncmcnt.
Many punplv, wlu-n it little (:onstlpntt-d.
mnke tho mistnko of using suliu or other
druslic pllrgniives. All that is needed is
n mild dose of Aycr's l’illu to restore tht-
regular movement of the bowels, and no—
turo will do the rest. They keep the sys-
tem in perfect order.
There are it good muny reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough (lure.
There are no reasons why you should
not, if in need of help. The only hnrm-
can remedy thnt. produces immediutc rc—
sultn. E. 1’. Wood and ti. (.7. Stillnon.
it My“
, . in
dilution and oonstipstlon,
Thsylro mulbhut do the work. it. P.
Weed‘snd G. O. Stillson.
"it Blh’illlvslo Strut 0i! '
says the St. Louis J onrusl of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To—Bac. the
famous tobacco habit cure. “We know
of many cases cured by No—Todinc. One,
a promineutflt. Louie architect, smoked
and chewed for twenty years; two boxes
cured him no that even the smell of tobac-
co makes him sick,” No-To—Iinc sold and
guaranteed by R. H. Pluiated. No cure
no pay. Book free. Sterling Remedy Co. ,
New York or Chicago. ,
A. G. Burtley, of Magic, Pm, writes:
I feel it a duty of mine to inform you and
Salve cured me of u. very bad case of
eczema. It also cured my boy of a run-
ning sure on his leg. 1‘}. P. Weed and
G. C. Stillunn. 4
W. A. McGuire, a well known citizen of
McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion (but there
with colds or croup use Chnmberlnin‘s
Cough Remedy.
fnmily for several years with the best re-
sults and always keeps it bottle of it in
the house. After having in grippe he was
himself troubled with n. Revere cough.
Housed other remedies without benefit
and then concluded to try the children’s
medicine and to his delight it soon effect-
ed n. permanent cure. :25 and 50 .cent bot
ties for sale by fl. C. Stillson, dr gist.
ltis just. as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. it’s easier
to curensevere cough or cold with it.
Let your next purchnsetfor a cough be
One Minute Cough (lure. Better medi-
cine; better results; better try it. E. P
Weed and G. G. Stillson.
mafi—
What is
fistula
Castorie. is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Horphino nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. Ii: isnharmlese substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of lather-s. Castorin isthe
Children's Panacea-tho Hathefs
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Cnstoria. and see that the fac-sixnilc
signature of
is on the W
wrapper.” m
We shall pro- ' '
icct ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tm: CENTACR COMPANY, 7'.“ Murray st..N.Y.
nprZi 95 Zn“
'
Caveats, and dec-hlurks obtained all Pat-
cnt bounces condoned for Momma“: F: :3.
‘wvvv'v-wvv
Our! ornc: Is OPPOSITE U. s. PATENT orncr
and \vccuneccun- gulch! in less umc illJil i one
remote from \Vusllinytun.
3 Send model, drown; or photo" with durrlp—
lion. We advise. if p.1mttnb'..- or um, ircc of‘
charge. (hxr fee no! duo till p't: ti- s. . .m-d. ‘
A PIMFNLET. “ How I.) l Huron Paw-am,” with
Most m saint: ill the U. S. and humour countries.
given: free. Adda-es,
9-».
-" s
..
CIA! SWQV,‘ 1
One. Pun” and"? >1 ~
~‘, all >\‘~.‘.t.* “..
. a a oz.bagof
. ‘lCE ""Gl , . . - mp~r>fl=5y {
. 't‘ol"; (awn-“a . , . . («amfi 1:. .. ,-
\
Every pipe is a pipe of pcace if filled with Lorillnrd’s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There :7 ~.‘
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
ROSE LEAF
all M‘ inherited“ limb—To 8mm“- 7, ,, .
Cut
Bing
the public that newno. Witch Hazel ’
is nothing as good for children troubled
llc bus used it in his"
Norwalk Chronicler