lleury Wilson. thepostmssteret Weleh:
too. Florida. nysheeuredscueo! diu-
than of innit standing in sin hours, with
one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Sholere and Diarrhoea Remedy. What
splcasant surprise that must have been
to the suiterer. Such [cures are not un»
usual with this remedy. In many in-
stances only one or two doses are required
to ve permanent relief. It can always
be depended upon. When reduced with
water it is pleasant to take-L2, For sale by
G. C. Stillson, drugglst.
Warm Mites
Nothing on, distressing as a hacking
cough. Nothing sofoolieh as to antler
remit. Nothing so dangerous it allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief. E. I’. Weed and
G. C. Stillaon
For a pain in the side or chest there is
nothing sogood as a piece of flannel dum-
pened with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat of pain. it affords
prompt and permanent relief and if used
in time will often prevent a cold from re-
sulting in pneumonia. This same treat~
ment is a sure cure for lame back. For
sale by G. (I. Stillson, druggist.
Asuavrrnscov's
.Uncle Nick Range
And see if you do not think it is as nice a Range as you would want. If they do
not take to your satisfaction we do not want you to keep it.
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you.
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” Furnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Beasonable 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
& 00. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
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‘7 FOR THE LATEST STYLE-is
future luurwun
WHITE 8H0! STflllE.
w New mStyles
run and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them. ()m- as-
leresres few of the new things for gents:
4‘ Mathews in llveuetr tors. ‘
‘m leather with cork sole and double soles.
. MM with D sole and extension edge.
in: out with n sole and am too.
to d the new styles for the ladies are our Golf Shoe. our Best (lost, our
m Outcry Enamel. our Patent leather Razor Tee with cloth top,
It! (hit shoe.
miss- M's-e wuw'm
The utters Sumter With thy-4h
Jail 0““! and an “tattle-11” filly“
neat Taylor, the Oeulist. i
As the old timers been their daily sconce
Squire Ben said: “We have had some
lemons miners in America, but mother
England furnishes examples which throw
them into eclipse. 'Pinm Turner’ and
'Vuituro IIopkins,’ two noted English
mirrors, are immortalized in Pope's 'Morai
Essays.’ The first, Richard Turner, had
been a turkey merchant. lie died in 1733.
When possessed of $1,500,000. he discon.
tinned his coach, because interest was re.
duccd from bio ~i per cent. He then put
$360,000 into the Charitable corporation
of London for better interest, but lost it.
This loss he took so much to heart that he
kept ills chamber over after. It was
thought that. he would not have outlived
this loss, but that he was heir to another
considerable estate, which he dolly expect-
ed, and that by this course of life he saved
both clothes and other expenses.
“The second, John llophins, by his ra-
pocityobtoincd tllcnamu of 'Vultnrc.’ lie
lived a worthless life, but died Wealthy.
lie would give to no person living, but
left his riches, amounting to nbout $i,‘
500,000, so on not to be inherited till after
the mood usuormiou. On his counsel
rcprcsvnting to him how many years it
must in: before this could lulu: client, umi
that his money could only lie at interest
all the time, be expressed grunt joy thoth
and sold ‘tiloy Would thou bu as long in
spending as ho had been in gr Lting it.‘
"Hopkins was it wcnltlly London mor-
r-hnnt and was the nrr-iritu-t of nearly ills
whole fortune, which originated in some
highly fortlllliltlliii'liluulllilhtifi ill the stocks
and was considerably iurmosrd at the ex-
plosion of tho ‘Soutll 5m bubblo' in 17:10.
On one occasion be paid an evening visit
to (illy, the founder of the hospital in
Soutllwick, who also was no rmnnrirablo
for his private parsimony us his public
muniilconce. 0n Hopkins ordering the
room Mr. linyligirted n fnrtblng candle
which lay ready on the table and desired
to know the purport of the gentleman’s
visit.
" ‘I have been told,‘ sold llopkins, 'tilat
you, sir, nro better versed in the prudent
and necessary on of saving than any mun
now living and therefore wnlt upon you
for a lesson of frugality, nu llrt ill which
I used to think i cxccllui. but am told by
all who know you illut you rm' urcotly my
superior} “And is that. all you mum
about? replied tiny. ‘ll'hy. then, we can
tulk this illfllli‘l' over in the llnrlg.‘ [‘pull
this be, with grout. deliberation. extin—
guislml his newly lighted forthiruz candle.
Struck with this oxnmplo of economy,
Hopkins rose up, ovkumvlldgn-d himself
ciilnviucvll of tho otllcr'rl superior thrift
nilll took his lonvv. ”
"’l'llo llvvre llnll lrnbiis of nut-ll men," ro-
mnrkcli l'nciv .losllun. "or-u principally in-
teresting as showing how illlmto llrcnulloss
can be cultivated. I I‘t‘l'lill the foot. that.
upon the funeral of Sir John ifutlor, on
other minor of the some stomp, there was
expended no loss than $35,000. Sir John
was a loyalist in the time of the common-
wonlth and at the restoration was crenwd
a lrnronct by Charles ii. [in belonged to
the (irocl-rs’ company. [in contributed a
large sum toward the building of the (Job
logo of Physicians in Warwick lane, iurc
turn for which the amino of the burom-t.
along with another of tho king. was err-ci-
ell ill the college court. Sir John tiled ill
ltilill. llml his executors Plitlllli‘ll of tho i‘iil‘
loge 335.0%. the sum which Sir John hull
lulvnnomi. with interest. and nplnloring to
be (‘lllll’gl‘il as o lll'llllil in the bunks of llil'
lll‘lfil‘nsod. A comprululw was mad.» by tb.
executors accepting illitldti as payment
in full of oil demands. 'l‘bu foculty if the
college, vllrogvd llt this shabby trouser:
tloll, obliterated the Home of Sir John ill-
scribed on llll! pt'ili‘hlill «If his sluilll'.
Menu ill life and moon in death Sl't'lllt‘d
to be this miner's motto."
“ill-m is one." sold old limb. "Sir \\’il~
llnm Sluytil of livllfordslriro was true
illt'iiSt‘ly rich. but "not pnrnllnbniona nod
miscrly in lilfilliildln. .-\t Illyoorsof now in.
was entirely dvprlvl-llof his siglrt—nuunble
to ulont trt’l'l‘ his lumps of gold. llv wars to
lit) couched—41nd. is, have his vycsnpur
llll‘d upon for l‘ritllruvt—bvlng pcruuzldnl
by Taylor, llltl l‘t‘li‘lll‘llli'll m‘ullsl, lllu
normurront being that. the lrrttrr um to
have 030 ulliuvlts if he rvslorml his patient
to lmy degree of sight.
“'l‘nyior Nill‘l‘l'i‘ill'il in the operation, and
SlrWiilinlu was l'liilbll'tl tormui and writ...
without. the old of filli‘i‘llti'll'fi during the
rest of lllri life. liut ilu sooner was ho ro-
stuml to sight thou lllt‘ boronct begun in
regret that his nurremont bud lll’t‘ll for so
large n sum. ills thoughts were now bow
to «drool. tllo or‘ullst. llo prl-tvtllivll illnt he
had only rmlluuorrnmoml could am until
in]; lllstlm‘tly, for which rI-uaon tlln bnml
ngorui llisl'yrs um l-unllolu-d rt mouth
longer than the llnlllll lilm'. 'i'nylor was
devolved by flow mt~rvprlwututions,
ugh-mi tocmnpuuml ibo bnmllln null no-
ccptell ill! millions liinii‘lttl of no. Attire
time'l‘ltylornttomiml him Mr William boll
n inure estate and lmmenovsuumof loom-y
ill the stories and tumour) in tho boom.“—
Boiltou llorulll.
The (iribblnl Home
('rllr billing in borers tony lm ll'f'lill‘tl l
lll'tltol disclose, inasmuch on it. dilute the
front teeth, llavimr ilxui the jaw». u still-
dcn and more or loss involuntary mntrno
tion of tho rnusobn of tho lower pnrtol
the neck takes ploec, a cinching or holrh'
inn sound is lrl'nrll. 'i‘lm tmm- perform
the not alone and nmllsturlwd in a cord.
deliberate way, an if he enjoyed it, and by
inlltntion the other horrors will learn the
llllilil trick. i-lupport on n fixed [mint it
essential for the perfnl'mnllco of this not.
The height of the manner is important.
If it is too high or oven low, the not can.
not be gwrformod. (in the ground it can»
not be done, our yet when the horse is ly-
ing down. There is more variety in the
manner in which it is carried out by differ-
ent horses, but. the ammonium of the in-
cisor tooth llffords good. reliable evidence
of Its ullstmll‘o. l-‘miimr from n nos-chad
’t‘vlil prevent it, or the useof nthront strap
or muzzle, if seen lo the only stages be
fore the habit is mmflrmmi, passing a line
tooth saw Is'tweon the lm'isors will often
cure this objectionable vim—wibnsemnn.
obeying Instruction.
Corporal (instructing mruite)—~Witeli a
soldier enters a tavern and is tbs-re drawn
by the person sitting mt to him totes
conrersstlon on social dmnrmatio topics.
what is he to do. Private Muller!
l’rlvste Muller is silent.
Corporal-ails most quietly drink up his
beer and as horns, you duller. Bow, whet
:m you do? so ’
’ m flail-Ml would £3th
biomass! mum
‘ , . retells them
eta whose idem-chewed byline
of his sermons. Dr. 'l‘nlnlnge’s influence
as a preacher was under discussion one
orsuim‘in the dining saloon of a steamer,
and somewhat to the surprise of the pee-
sengers the captain defended the prmher.
Later .a pnsmngor said, “What do you
think of Dr. Taimago as a preacher?"
“Come into my cabin and I will tell you. ”
This lathe captain’s story: “I was once
the senior captain of this line and popular
with the company. Then I began to drink,
and I was also very profane. I lost my po-
sition, but was still retained in the service
or the company, finally incoming port oap«
thin. With this loss of title Ilwcame more
and more reckless. One Sunday I wont to
Brooklyn with rl friend to see a third oop-
tnin who was ill. On our way home my
friend said: ‘iiere is 'l‘nlrnago's Tuber»
naole. Let us go in and hear the mounte-
lrnnk.’ I felt ready for such a circus, and
we went down the aisle almost to the
front. Well, sir, to my mind there was
only one person in the room lulnldee 'i‘nl-
triage, and tlmt was myself. The entire
sermon was preached to me. He pictured
my life no Mnnrntoly as if he hall known
me from a child. I saw my homo, my
mother with her broken llum't. I saw my
riso in the world. I saw the splendid op-
portunities which I had bad and lost, and
then I now my future if I followed the
course I was then loading. I went from
that room a changed lrlnn. M ' position
was restored grruiuoliy, and non i [am of.
the head of the line, and if yotl will colon
with run after we reach port I will show
you how I spend my evenings on simrc—~
trying to save my fellow seamen from the
min which would have been mine nppon
ently had it not been for Dr. ’l‘olmorzo.
Now you know why 1 defended him in lllO
dluihg snioun."~—.\'uw York ’l‘r-inunc.
Mllea’ Military uni-ginning.
“I begun as n r'nptnln reduced to a lion-
tonnnt," is iicncrnl Mill-5' quaint. descrip-
tion of his entrance upon his military ('1!-
mar. With other youngrm'n in iimtbu.
when the civil war drew rmnr, llo bod Ink-
I‘ll lessons in drill from all old French oiliv
cor nnrnod Solignno. A sum of about ‘1."
000, given to him by his frttllor, llcdi‘votr-d
to rnoruitlngn company and borrowed $2.-
600 more from a wealthy unclo, fur which
he gave his note. Company E of the
Twenty mound lilrlssru-llusutts infantry
was duly Titlfil'll. null lu- Wm l-omruisslolml
as its ('npiuin. lot on the evening before
the region-lit. was to sinrt for Virginia
Governor Amlrr'lv soul at lllmwrrm-r to ro-
quost him to uivo up that l'bllrtllhs‘ioll “in
on older turtll” itlltl to :ll't'opt nno instead
us first lieutenant. of tho mmpnny.
Those who were with the young nll‘rcl-r
nt- tlllv outsetnfdris t‘ill‘l‘l‘l’ spoukof iris tirel-
loss crwrgv .‘l’e‘ ilm trait that llluat «ruck
thorn—“ills llll'l‘fihlllll m-tiviiy. ' or our
brigade comlrmmlcr plrrnsml it. For it
must born lll' noted that be was soon do-
tnllml from his regiment. as on old-do.
r'nmp on the stall of General Howard in
the peninsula l'nrupniun. “(ltilvr ml-n let.
up once in awhile," sold one of his {warm-i»
nil-s. “but he kept u! it always." lie was
a toll, graceful young iilIlili‘l', and all all:
mimbio llomunnn. whose resolute. hand»
sumo flu-n soon lu-onlun well known in the
brigade. for every battlefield, prosperous
or min-r50. somolmw yielded him hum-ls.
At Fair Oaks, tho ofllvvr commanding the
left wing of one of tho regiments of How-
ard's brignllo was killed. "Stop lll‘l'i‘ and
rally till-ill," said the gl-nvrnl to Miles, no
he Tilill‘ on with the not of his stuff, umi
wry quickly tho lull who u low lrluutlls lili‘
fon- ilnd lil't'll i'iillhlilt'l‘llll us [no young to
llnlul nl‘otupnny. woe irndinlz boil it rr'g‘lA
mom. and winning IllIlI‘lltl rrwutioll for his
Flu‘l‘t‘fii-"t:tflirgil E. Fund in Mr'l‘llml'fl
Mngnzinn,
The Importance of Dress.
“l llilVil nnn llllli‘ bit of advice togivv to
every younguuul I lulu-enoughintern-st in
to lull; In at all about olii'll mutter-z ' slllil
one of \\'rullitlgtnll'.~ llmsl fashionable lull-
orrl in n reporter, in tho murw of ll I'ltrllill
l'otlwrsntiou. “and that is in dross as Well
its his menu- will permit. limes mny not
rrmko lilo mull. luit dross lends full per r‘l'lll
of mind to n Illitli lilnt. ln‘ it man. 'l‘lm
wurld is full of youths who would drew for
bottvr firrlll they do if illl‘)‘ bud rt just up
prm'lnlioll of their vnllu'. 'l'lrv'lr ldvrt is in
salvo mum-y on clutlrw. but tin-y follow the
poorest system of l-r'nnnrrly that I know of.
A fu~lriouublv \uil imports it iirri~lhl~ll up-
poumlu‘n- to n lllitll. und tilii‘li is the tvr-rtlv
nose or vanity of ”In World that of half It
dolor) llli'll equally l'llvntml it will llnnr’m-
Illy pill its faith iii ”iv nllo rim! is best
dressed.
" Not that n young lrmn's Y'l‘r-‘Illlllellllllly
i‘llil'i Willi ills liilliil‘. 'l'llv fuel is, illvru
are three iiilir‘l‘ points in it gvlltlvlruuh
lllnkellp tlrnt irli ills til-ell! uml r-llnrnvtrr
ovr'n umrr» illnn rt flubiollrlblo suit. The
first is lll‘i but, tho treat his slime-l and in“
tween the two lllrl vrnl‘ni. Even a shabby
suit. of cloilws is thrown into the hllllilil if
the nulll wont-.4 it good but, slow carefully
poll-«bud mud n piovvof llm-klvrnr lilmnlillr-c
ly ('ll'llll and carefully lli‘ll. if i'itiipll'i‘
with all this be more a i'lt‘ltll collar null
olvrm t'ufl‘s. be may pass for n untitlcmnn on
primn fol'iol-vlllonr-o wherever he I'llmm's
to go in the business World. All combined
form the passport. to “will sm‘ioty. The
rest is with himself. "w—Wnslllngton Post
. Trade Tricks.
The ~lordly Fifth ovomlo shopkeeper is
no further above his own little tricks in
trade than his llumblost fellow citizens in
business in Ninth thillllv. Evoryisxiy
who uses the avenue has noticed that for
weeks Olin tradesmen has kept a great
empty packing case out on tho sidewalk
in front of his store. lie keeps it there in
such sposition that every posterity may
read the stenciled words, ”By the im-
osnia from London." Further down the
avenue on theother side of it a fashionable
dressmaker stores a lot of such empty
herniation the arse railing. There an-
nounee the words: "Made in France."
"In France." “Made in FM." It is not
minis. ct course. that these are the only
on that ever came from Inmpeto these
shops. and yet it is evident that they are
viewed 'With high regard by their owners.
“New York Sun.
The Illa no, at that...
'i'ho Wool-loam of western France
lesmodam use. in the mm of lean
termed. the 9-year-old son of well to do
we“, living in the little village of Vin-
dieq. The boy was born in Hay. 1880, and
from the day of his birth has been covered
with a heavy grmrth of early, straw not
cred hair. Several attempts have been
made to realms thisqueer hirsutemth.
c." r. *
and”
N!
m
i . artistes . m
by Area’- Wile as mentally
the old postmasters pro displaced by a
new administration. .
ETbe healing properties of DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve are well known. It
cures eczema, skin emotions and is aim;
ply a perfect remedy for piles. E. P.
Weed and G. C. Stillson.
A W! Life tam.
ADDiBON, N. Y.. April 8, wilt—Jim"!
Medicine 00.: “I feel it my duty to
writeto you in regard to my little daugh'
ter’s sickness from teething and indiges-
tion. Shela seven months old. Two of
the best physicians gave her up. One
bottle of Dr. Hand’s Teething Lotion re-
lieved her so much that we tried Dr.
Hand’s Colic Cure also, and at once saw
u change for the better. 'l‘heserelnedies
saved my baby‘s life.ers. Wellington
Brown.” ilr. Hand’s Colic Cure and Dr-
llnnrl’s Teething liotiun sold by all drug-
gistu, Q56. ‘
it is a truth in medicine that the smoll~
out dose that performs a cure in the best.
IlleWitt’s Little l'lrtrly Risers are the
smallest pills, will perform a cure. and
are the best. E. P. Weed and (i. (I. Still.
Kl)".
‘70 ADVERTISERS.
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teed the same day copy is hand-
e-(l in. fiery reasonable effort
will he ado to accommodate
prttl’onrl, but change cannot be
ineistod upon as a right unless
copy is sent in b 2 ociock
in the afternoon of t 9 day oe-
frm» change is desired.
it flail ttr'eet, Melt, tees.
IHOOBPmTl-D. 1“. CAPITAL m
rewrite. President.
osvrrvn.§l%:;vn rm
unusual. ’ . ' . t’
DIRECTORS.
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Business. Will be sold verLchnsp on account
of ill health. Itverythinrr a .ut the businessis
in uood shepe.and this in a rare opportunity
for the rt ht 80mm. Apply at this cities. 0
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Physician for Womenl
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has. in. ii. i. trillion.
lsn be Consulted at her oilicc,
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. Gena.
from it) a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday
The Doctor is a resular physician. and for
the past nineteen years has made the DI»;
hillsides of WOMEN a s ‘eciaity. Ladies sni-
ferimc from any dunno ty incident. to the sex
mm consult Dr. Gnildford in the- str;r:test con-
odsnce. with the assurance of rerciviux
the most skillful and scientific treatment.
known to modern llrll'lnl'y and medicine.
Home care with nurse furnished when requir-
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