Band's Remedies for Childrgn.
hornet such great benefit to me, I
writaashort testimonial. I am
_ no! six children. and in the
few ”are have used Dr. Hand's
0m and Dr. Hand's Chafing Pow-
. , andwould neverhe without them.
colicky babies nothing ever made
7 ,, ,Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure—Mrs.
M FL—flolloy. 17 Vinton street." At
.,Btlllson's and E. G. Tomlinson’s.
, some
It is a truth in medicine that the small-
est done that performs a cure is the best.
floWltt's' Little Early Risers are the
mallest pills. will perform a cure, and
the best. E. P. Weed and G. C. Still-
9.
For a pain in the side or chest there is
nothing so good as a piece of flannel dam-
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat of pain. Itaffords
promptand permanent relief and if used
in time will often prevent a cold from re‘
‘ “king in pneumonia. This same treat-
ment is a sure cure for lame back. For
salo'by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
W
Nothing so distressing as a backing
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
rom it. Nothing so dangerous if allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief. E. 1’. Weed and
. G. C. Stillson .
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Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welch;
ton, Florida, says be cured a case of diar-
rhrna of long standing in six hours, with
one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. What
a pleasant surprise that must have been
to the sufferer. Such [cores are not an-
usual with this remedy. In many in-
stances only one or two doses are required
to give permanent relief. it can always
be depended upon. When reduced with
water it is pleasant to take. For sale by
G. C. .Stillson, drugglst.
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Say, why don’t you try DeWitt's Little
Early Risers? These little pills cure
headache, indigestion and constipation,
They’re small,but do the work. ii). 1’.
. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No—To~Bac, the harmless, gunraxr
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nico—
tine poison, makes weak mcn’ gain
‘ strangth,vlgor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk. as NoJl‘o—
Dan is sold by it. ll. I’lnisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co.. New York or Chicago.
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A. G. Bartley, of Magic, Pa.. writes:
I feel it a duty of mine to inform you and
the public that Dell'itt’s Witch Hazel
Salve cured me of u very bad case of
eczema. it also cured my boy of a run-
ning sore on his leg. E. P. Weed and
G. C. Stillson.
W’. A. McGuire, a well known citizen of
McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there
is nothing as good for children troubled
with colds or croup as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. lie has used it in his
family for several years with the best re-
sults and always keeps a bottle of it in
the houae. After having in grippc he Will-l
himself troubled with a severe cough.
He used other remedies without bcnciit
and then concluded to try the children’s
medicine and to his delight it. soon effect—
eda permanent cure. 25 and :30 cent but
ties for sale by (i. (J. Siillsou. druggist.
It is just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier
tocurensevere cough or cold with it.
Let your next purchase {for a cough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi-
cine; better results: better try it. E. 1’
Wood and (i. (i. Stillson.
There are a good many reasons why
you should use One Minute (tough (.‘ure.
‘ There are no rcauonu why you should
not. if in need of help. The only harm-
‘essremctly that produces immediate re—
sults. E. 1’. Wood and ii. (i. Sillisou.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
When Baby was sick, We gme licr irnsiorla
When she was It Child, Milo crh-d for W
When she became lilies, she clung to Caloric.
When she had Children. she guvuthem Castor“.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's cantons.
Children cry for
Pitcher's Onstorla.
There in more catarrh in this section of the
country than all other disease! put moth».
and until thalaat in years was supposed to
honourable. For a great many years doctors
manned it a local disease. and prescribed
Mal median and by constantly failina to
are with local trsaunenl. manned it in-
surable. science has won enlarrh tubes
“conceal unnamed therefore requires
“emotional treatment. Ball‘s Qatari-h
M manufactured" r. J. Olson-ya Go.
lit-Ia. chum the only constitutional cure
on the aunt. lt is taken internally in
Min-mammammm. luck
3 Months blood and unseen certain- of
“a“. M star on handrail dollars
‘ Hwemltmhnn use for cirru-
[vacuum ‘ ills. mo. 0.
r
1,
w . Mimosa-mum! at
William 0 Vorid‘a Ghonpimhi‘p.
Willie Ksufmuon is probably the
youngest trick bicyclist in- the world.
Willie is 2 ,1; years old and weighs some-
“hing less than 25 pounds. He has own-
.16 and ridden a bicycle for six months,
and someold timers at wheeling might
learn something about fancy riding
from this clever little fellow.
. It is quite an unusual thing for a per-
son of Willie's tender age to claim a,
championship and issue “a challenge.
Willie has broken the record in this dia
recliou. III! offers to defend tho title of
champion trick and distance rider of the
world at 2143 yours against all comers.
His father, N. E. Kunfmanu, who
has beaten ncarly every trick rider of
note in the world, believes that Willie
will develop into a wonderful cyclist in
a very few years. The photograph from
which the accompanying cut was drawn
were taken in Hamburg. Willie. is us
proud of his father’s medals as his in-
thor is of him. The medals in the pic-
ture are only a small part of Kuufnnum
senior's coll:,*<,-..‘iou.——-Now York World.
A Tirclveqr-ar-old Duchess.
Au imcrcsting littlo personage is the
Archduchcss Elizabeth, thc 1:! ycur—old
daughter of ibc (Jrown l’rinccss Sic.-
pliunio of Austria. film has bccu slaying
at Schlous Murmtcg in Stcirmurk. and
being a sensible litllc lady she wished
very much to make fricnds with the vil-
lage children and take. part in their
games. No obstacle was pluccd in her
way, and sho joined tbcm ono duy, ask-
ing prcllily if hill! might play with
them. The result was, as might. have
been expected, awosiruck silence and a
gradual edging away from tho cmpcror's
grandchild. l’rinccsu Elizabeth. as she
is popularly culled. did but bcst to was~
surc llicln, and told thcm not in be
afraid of Iu-r. saying, “I am a little girl
like you, and [will play with you as
you play among yourselves. ”
Finding tlu'ysiill rcmuincd ill at caso
she made them sit. min-r in turn while
she skcicbcd them, which plcuscd them
very much. and by dogrocs tho shyness
Wul'u oil'. Tho drawings were afterward
sent to the cnuwrur of Austria and nth.
or members of tho imperial family.
Kaiser Franz Josef was very much
plcuscd with tin-m, and wrote, stating
his satisfaction at his grundchild'u in-
dustry and the clever portraits, but ex»
pressed astonislmu Iii that aim had pur-
truycd all the childrcu with widely opcn
mouths. Princess Elizabeth wroiu hack:
”Tho childrcu only rmnuiu still when I
promise them swccts. Aliil then they
open their months so wide. " 'l‘hc om-
poror laughed heartily nvci‘ tho explainin-
tion.—-l’bil:ulclphiu Lodger.
l’allndrolues.
Pulindromo is raihcra big word, isn’t
it? But it docs not seem so big when
you knbw that it simply means a Word
which may be spelled forward or buck-
wurd. Soumonc who has had lulu of
limo on his hands has mudon collection
of Homo of flu-m, and hero lhcy uro:
Anna. bub, bob, did, civic, dad, dccd,
deilh'd, (lowed. coco, oyo, cwc. gag, gig,
gag, lcvcl. madam. nmn, oiio, pup,
poop. pip, poll, pup, l'ilillil'i”. rci’cr, re-
pupcr. rcvivor, millioi‘. sums. lilin‘i'i,
nhuhu. tat, lit, tool, tut and int—Now
York Times.
Little King Alfonso.
Little King Alfonso is growing up.
When ihcpupui uuuciiwiritcd him into
ly. the king challenged one of the birth»
up» in hm following to u gupid of bil-
liards, and though barely tall enough to
roach lilo iublo bcui. him. llm'outly ho
scm tho that loitcr writicn entirely by
hinuwlf to tho Hill)“. and was very much
hurt that his umihcr had in corrret his
mailing.
The Little Defender.
lt'u yo. luvmw, yo. afar we no
Though the brochure roar u-Ico.
If the ship should wreck. Wur‘iun- on deck
Ahoy for tho opt-n ecu?
We‘ll set the rib of ilw flying lib.
if all» breaks. then we most mead hcvr.
Allyn or dead, m-‘ll mod the load
0“ limi’d the little blender.
~dim: Francisco Examiner.
rs. m, tram we am.
Our national colors do not balms ex:
thirsty to America. Great Britain
shown in all
anemia-ill: poplin and annulment
betterment)! a! to dark and lloht
, ea, the dark stripe being embroidered
wit cold beads. Mohair and alpsoaare
dark shades and many light
ones, both plain and with a printed figure
in a contrasting color. The figured mo-
hair is osilecially liked by B‘ronoh dress-
makers Just now, as the tint of the figure
maybe re ted in the trimmings with
excellent 0 out. Dark blue with a scarlet ,
pattern. gdlilé‘n brown with dark blue,
White with black, black with emerald
greenund bottle greenwith golden brown
are some of the combinations. Crepons
continue to be worn, while lightw'cight
clothe with a smmtbdinieh are also siren.
Silk and wool mixtures in two colors are
still liked for tho etrmat, and woolen sult-
ings in blue and groan plaids make smart
walking gowns.
Elation and vcivois, shot "und plain, will
be largely muploycd for trimming by tai-
loring cstabllslnnenis. Nearly all the new
jackets lmvo rcvcra or a collar of velvet.
Soil, printed French flnnnols in dark or
Factory
and
Salesroom. ‘
Burner Indian“;
Franklin Strum“. '
Harwell. Bonn.
ARGE.
NOW' IS THE TIME
to think about Fall Wraps.
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We are prepared to show a great variety of '
CAPES AND JACKETS,
in the Latest Styles and at Popular Prices.
“
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CH
lllNNl‘llHiilWX.
mcdium shudcs will be omploylul forclouks
for snmil children. 'l‘lu'ru! cloaks are made
very simply and Hood and lrimmcd with
plain color.
Huff woulun lu-ocudu-s, with u »llght ad
iuixlurc of silk. mutc \cry prctty day
gou‘nsfm do llmm d \vonls with narrow
\‘nlvcl lill'iliiN‘. Zilu-lilwcluilh and parli-
v'dnrctl chi-Vitus nrvula'ufusininnuldo. while
no licii lililii‘l‘iili‘i wuvcn with largo hnrso
i". m chm-lg", lill‘ mulcrsido of a plain
«.lru .‘...l'. blur good!- bkc Iniliiul'yclnlh,
5413:. ~ and nil-lions will all bu uliilzml by
ihc lc'ullng lnmlielw‘.
‘.\u nimirullun ix’ given of a dinner
gown of satin ducln-su and libcriy Milli
in llll'quniw bluc. The plain gullci skirt
is of satin lilii'ilWS. ’i‘ln- lmdico is of uc<
cordlmi pluilul liberty hliiill and has a
round ‘Lilzt‘iliil’iilfli' cdgcd \villi is pulling.
liando‘ of ribbon puss «mm the :Jnmldcrs
and mo 'elulncd in plucc. by liuncbcsof
{Ulifh'illli'ljiili The short, wry full sitii'vus‘
of i-‘uiln'l‘fuclu-es how an uccordhm plnilod
opuulc: 'oi' libcrly satin fik'a‘li'lli‘ii with a
[marl buckle. Ji‘llll‘ i‘uoi.i.i; l'
A Mistake In Stcnogrnphcrs.
’l‘bo clcrlm of llu- lirowu pulncc urn still
laughing ou-r a little lucidcm that on
rnrrul in the lmtcl during the N. E. A.
convention. A gentleman from one of tho
rural districts in Illinois incidcniaily heard
that there was a curp~ ui‘ Iypcwritcre in
lbc ludcl for tho ircc usc of tho rich-gums.
'i'hcn- \Ycrc scvcrul slcnugrupbcrs and type-
\\'riicr.~ in the lu'mlquurlcr“ and a sign
noar llu- (ilmi‘ uununuccd liml they \wrc
i'l‘cc tn llic Iii‘il'gilii’n 'l‘in- lu-l‘u 01' this ill
oidcnl ilmnghi ihutlhis wuuld iu‘iiw liuw
and plucclucuich up on his curroqmlul-
clu'c. ulul llllnll'lllllg from his rnnm in lilt‘
llilil'l‘ lu- discchi'i-d ihc lmicl Mollugrnplu-i'
with her typewriter iiu'iili'ii lll'ill' lho
l'icl‘k'al limit.
“is that ihc~1cnngruphcr‘." ho liuluin-d.
"You, sir," I'cplicll ihc ('lcrh. nnd lilo
gcni Ionian \\:i~ mun bc~idcilw young lady.
" May l diclulc wnw lrilch I.» you” in'
lnuuiml of the young lady.
“i'criuinly,” :-hc rcpllcd, and bu wnni
Iii it llc Ilicisdcd mucml lui~inc~s lollcrs;
thou ho lull-mi mu lcurn- In his lii'iiliit'i‘ in.
law, his hi<lcr in law. his. moiln-r. his lln'cc
cousins, and mn'lc, and mid collcgc i'riclul.
his mullicr inlaw. nod ”to puuiur of his
church at iinlm‘. It tool. him from :3
o'clock in tho ullc-rnunu nulil al'lcr ‘l.
'l‘lu- m-xi. mi of llu- play “lira when tho
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As usual, ALL GRADES of
unnuwrumun HBSIERY.
A. DICKERMAN& sou,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
I I.
on. F. W. D’ARMER
SURGEON DENTIST.
42 W’ashington St; ,
South liorwslli, iionn.
'l‘lil'lTH FILLED AND EXTRA‘CI‘ED
WITHOUT PAIN.
M
anuwma m muster!
The increasing interest taken in the
BUTTING Silllflill.
is phenomenal indeed. A few m
sgo the school was first introduced II
this city, not:I his: that tune to the
, , , _ present there as n 300“th
lionbsm \ouK: - ~ - a"! hm“
A M.——52fiex.5 :iiicx. ii 15 an, ii 5 l ac. 705 ac. m public favor 0‘ “"5 won I}
7."{rlcx.il‘2lcx,ilillcx.‘.itiiinc.iifiilox. iotfiex. hmd necessity.
ll 37 l on. P.l\i.~i‘.' 62 ex. i 11 ac. :3 :35 ex, 2 5i ac. IHE GlRMEHT cull-«rm
in? ac. «aux. Miller. fiziliac. other. Maine.
735 ex, ii 11 ac, iii “.1! ac. 1:3 53 ex.
Similar-a -
. . .- _ Many ladies who scarcel look now
Ji‘h‘ikfllflifix;513$.f-illies. ‘J 1.» ac. lice of the school at first arye today an!
‘ . 3'“ u. “" tigating ii. realizing that the ability to
With!“ HAVEN: correctly superintend the cutting and
u A. lit—1030. l Zliex. on: no. 7:38 or. Molar. making of garments for family no- is
. Hrs. 10 “20035,. “M vii. liil ac. IP.M.»~113| both a pleasure and a valuablo saving.
3352 initial;3'51}"I;E'ifiF"~"‘1‘J‘;.,'WL‘.,§§g {’3 Probably noline of household work in!
Bridgeport} “ “"9 h "1,. il‘lo ac. ' ‘ ' ' been so shamefully neglected asthe MOI
Srsnns. cutting. and strange as may seen “It
A M Am” M,“ *‘lu' ,. ‘ll" .__1_ ‘ nevertheless true that nine—tenths GI tho
. - -- ~‘ v'uv .'fl .. .~N-.‘ 0M- voung ladies of today have no em
‘ ‘ ltEAVlt N19“ \ORK- knowledge of the science of cuttingili
l-onroirru .\oltw.\l.li: correct manner, the garments that Ml
Milt. Mod? (org-(amniolgi 50,16 lilac, 7am, their forms.
'cx. .ex. en. ti ox. lllliac.llillex. A lmiy‘scrown of glory is a nice" “a
t ‘7 t in
:li‘d'i‘.:‘x(.‘:l‘:~li’gr'.l?fi3«-:Ll (Pm Perdition“; “433} comfortable garment. cut {in such a roan-
ox, non ex. dollar. 7 in ac. atone. u lilac: I ,, ::;,:,:,I:;i,:’n‘:2“ “we hm. a grapd and stylish
Sclfinicrcst and future prosper“ , fl-
dividually and collectively. strong ill-
vito you to attend the Cutting Se .
Allure invited to call and inventlgm
our work.
ll. l., New Haven '8. Hartford R. ii.
JUNE 16. 1595.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORVVALK AS
:FOLLOWS:
Artiiicial'roethwith and withoutplaies by
the latent. improved methods.
All operations pertaining to modern Den-
tisty performed in a skillful manner at abom
one half the pricc charged by other dentists.
Teeth Fxlrnclod Free of Charge where Olhu
er teeth are to be inserted.
). M
A lady in attendance. I '
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 a. m. until 5 p. in. Open Wednesday
and Hal urdsy uniilil p. in.
All work warranted for live years
Conanllatlnn Ina.
4—;
’ F. ‘Scuvmn. M. n.
55 SB. liiili ST. SO. lillilldlli.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
.1.
Hrnnns.
A.M.» l'liil)ex.lilill ac, 7:10 ac. i‘. M.—mi
ex.
Office hours. Mondays and Thursdays. 8 to
ma ly
mm
ilsnliury Division.
gculh-uum mu looting lbc illlil‘i and J. 0. JENNINGS. School'l‘ucsdav,'l‘hursdey and We
asked for his bill, lino of tho lint ilcms , . . Luv: \‘Oi’l‘ll \‘nuwaut- day. 2 m ‘P’ and 7 t0 9 P. in.
no we m. ., In Paperliangewalclmmel. Palmer ' L... .1. . 1. p. M.-. ..
The National Garment taller ta.
mplicr. diciuliuu uml typcnriliug lll iii "A; z;
tors. Iii." 'l‘h -rc was a wow, of mun-c. '
audit tool. the cicrk half an hour tour.
plain in tho mun nbcrc he had over-
rouclwd himwa in dictating in the wrong
hii'llllul‘llllill‘i‘. ilc paid the bill, of course.
and rcuuirkmi on ho did m, “i'll just haw
in I-bm‘gc lhul in my: dumphnul uccount.”
-liuchy .‘iilliiilidli Ni-u
l'lmlicid ex. 5 12 l‘x. a n» no
SUNDAVH.
1'. iii -- 7 Lt'l ac.
And dealer in
Wall Paper and Borders.
lNorth Main street Houth Norwalh.
flatnple ixmha of full line latest styles of
Pawn. l'oarders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for ins notion. on notice hypoaiai.
Estimate" eorfully glwn. rnclii
A. Mm“ an ac.
LEA"! I’ANlll'liV:
A. M.~illll M'. 7 ill on, ll 57 03. ll «Hut.
4 2:} ex. fr it ac, Mil ox.
tincture.
l'. M. 'b it", Ac.
-.-. .
All
The Best Cooks
Use
The Best Flour
P. M.
A. M.-—-R Ii’i’ac.
HflliSESl ~
Horses Boariei for the Thin
at our stables on Water street b 3
clty,or at our East Namath or W“
Norwolk farma.
NEW thl 0"
Baby (imims and Refrigerators
AT
The Harlequin Htmke.
In it c Igc ilcm' lbui ”coupled by iiwmlirn
in tho l’i'lliiil' buuw :u tlu- 7...” i-. a pretty
liiiio. hm'luhm hulking whim that hurt tho
rcpuluiiun of iw’mg iln- luml woumnm
reptile in the “hold collection. ll column
from Florida and is known m the hurl!“
dnlu Minkc. from it» good} coloriugof rod.
ycildwuml block. Scientists knnwlltiiu
about its puimumus unuillim. but it has
born rcmuriuui at tho Yum lhuliwhdu it
bill-s mmihur studio of its own alumina the
bliicn uliu always dim. no matter how
large and vigorous it may lw. The other
poirmuam snakes mnwilmos law-mus quar-
reisomo and Idiom-h other, but if death
comes at all it isduo to tho wound and
not to tho polmu. lino mudlarily about
the harlequin snake is that. although it
preys upon other annltoil, it cannot digest
one of its own arm-m. although it fro.
quohtly malice lbccnnuiballsllo attempt.
wl’hllndoiphin llccord. ’
Raymond & Sons.
harm to time 1!. itayruond.
furniture Dealers snails-oral funeral
Directors.
to and as Ilnln “not. Imam. or.
lulduu. I Durham Pin
Telephone» 71-0.
asset. Layton
fin. lilo Illiotlilslllsssmr
litli nun ilil it'll-8i um
WHICH 18
Good Warm Slab.
large yard for enereiae, ope-b.“ h
south, protected on this still,“
lugs; careful experts-old w h
attendance.
Ilillitllii not
The demand for Ayer's liair Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as Houth
America. Spain. Australia. and mum
kept pace with the home coouumpidtm,
which goes to show that these people
know a good thing when they try it.
Acts ntonce, never "falls, "6;; Minute
Cough Care. A remedy for asthma. and
that feverish condition which “(Emilie
panics a severe cold. The only harmless
rented that produces Immedint. re nit .
a. P. «also 0. c. fltlllm.: “ "
You may eat cheap food and not be ser-
lonely hurt by ii: but you cannot take
cheap medicines without posture injury.
it you one any some»: for Ayor’a nae
MM 1' '
mousing» conducted for Migrants Veto.
, in mam . rsrrnr men
warrior o ,0“ _ D m
lent m undo than
be But Green Home It
lichemudnltoodwin
"me
“ “W to 0 rain Patients." with
‘ rains in ' «can
thirtieth-dingy
Milo
m themmdte and cinematic
-Wnflinunrin
Wmflzfimtgfifi’m m mmmm.
mm W WW‘ w W
" Wflflw . ” or. a?!
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