allied III the same re In the
aelectionol other healthful ingre-
dients is wbathasrnade l
OUR SUCCESS
and' built up our tremendous
business; sales of over 3,000,000
pounds of cur Lunch Milk Biscuits
alone is an example of the ublic' s
appreciation, but to come ck to
the beginning. the keystone of all
was simply our now famous
‘ BOSS BAKING POWDER
Declared by the severest Chemi-
calAualysis to be the purest. safestp
surest and most economical leaven-
lug compound ever put on the
market.
.YOUR REPUTA'I'ION
7 as a house-wife of the greatest skill
in the preparing of pics, cakes and
biscuits will be established. it you
follow our example: Take no sub.
stltutes from your grocer.
IAIINWYUIID IV
' C. ID. 8088 I sort, New Radon, can.
'CX’S.
Mode t_0 suit .the times as well as th mo-
1/7. , _ me“ man in town wouldu' t
Vask f0 amjhro‘éfbetter ’tbe poorestman
in towrl would'h}; 05k foranytliingchcaper.'
1‘ 2 02.7 package for 5 cents. Ask for
it at aify tobacco déaiers. If y 9n prefers
slightly heayier 5tholze——'Try SENSA'I‘ION.
Sexrnc l‘Ilz‘
troubles rc st: lti. .td'lly
Result in 4 weeks.
. For sale at Tomlin-Ion a drug
“ruins the ke.'l n-l
rvr'ly szrno writ-r 7M- giro n lI7 ,.
PFAL Mli Dir INI'. i ",,It I IIclulzi
RIS‘I’OII
LOST TIGOT
"C . “'hcnlurlnubt I'brtii‘7 u of r .‘wn Ill' DI? 7Zl'lI. I. <1 If “an.“ Poweylin wither
sexl, lmpu'tyeru Atropn. '
humus. fro 7m any I :mse. used
77 re; Irl’tsl ITHIKTCI'ITCKA suth
-- lPIl ISI. 7- choral-II “on. With
77 7.x .I- ll‘ “faith lIln- lZl 77.:7\. Address!
.I"
.'u‘von I
5i I.l.7
store.
Willi I
SHIIE STORE
OUR ‘
New
Styles
to Fall and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight Eil‘all who see them. 7* Our n's-
wacnmsnt re the largest In town and our prices are the lowest.
Here are a few of the new things (or gents: . .
PatIntLeatbers In livenew toes.
. Box Calf with D sole and razor toe.
Enamel Leather with cork sole and double soles. ,
Winter Russett with D sole yd extension edge.
, Cordovan and Call' Shoe' In all new torn from $3 to $6. '
'7. A few of the nematylss for the ladies are our Calf Sltbo. our Heal (lost, our
New Twentieth Century Enamel. our Patent Leather Razor Toe with cloth top,
and our Box Cali shoe.
This Is the finest line of shoes ever placed on salogin Norwalk and the prices
aretbelowest. 77
A full line of Trucks and Bags,
Rubber Coats.
also Indies’ and (lents‘ Msclrintosbes and
OLSEN BROS.
Ill. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
- lllillWAlK, llllllll.
A PICTURE .
.0! beauty and color meets the, eye of
our purchasers in Wall Papers. We have
somli'of the most exclusive and beautiful
designs in WaleapPr displayed in this
season‘s output. No need to have black
walls annoy your gaze when you can
select from such a variety of patterns as
Irre7co.ntained in our immense stock, at
such figures as we are quoting.
Artists' Materials. '
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting, Paperhangjng and Decorat-
ing.” , . 7
Decker, ’
'79 Washington street, South Norwallr.
For Sale.
A fine lot of DECORATED CUSPIDORS for 10s each. ,
CHILDREN’S BANKS. Oranges, Pouches, Apples and Pears, 0.: each.
JABDINIERES, from 12 c to 36.
Glass Salts and Peppers, 5?: each.
A nice assortment of TABLE CUTLERY.
prices are all right.
ii
w
We warrant the" stoclaud our
Wehave the largest and best assortment of DECORATED and WHITE
CBOCKEBY' In town.
7 People tell as nearly every day that our prices are lower than at any other
store. Try us.
7
NASH & VANSCOY,
COR. NORTH MAIN AND WEST STREETS.
' [airliolii
" or Ian
ouniy llailonal Bank
at, llorwsllr, lionn.
moonmnm, Ion. CAPITAL 3.1mm.
lDWINO. Km“ President. -‘.7
.7. onion. MILLER. Vice President. . 7.
.. .- 0H0“!!! Cash er. '
DIRECTORS.
. Faun Mona 8. 0mm
’x'vgilg. [cantons Tnionggglfi'sxma
. I w .
"692:, On an. I'. 'l‘msmu.‘
i '7 A. t. Ianuiaeturers. Merchants-ad
7 was. no '
Ms Deposit Boxes Presto llspositors.
as!“ y
WAGONS.
New and second head
Buggies, ‘Pliaoloos, Carriages
Canopies, Studios, Ito.
Prices to Suit an.
«summonses.
Henry Tilly.
o-W
t
‘ us. shall hnio II port in tho triurn; h.
sorriam no! “I!“ PACK.
, m the hump lauds.
Ah, It will not be long bolero it will
not make any diffI nco to you or to me
what becomes cit s continent so far as
earthly comfort is concerned. All wo will
want of it wrll he 7 test by ll, and that
will take in the largest. and thoro will be
room and to spare. That is all of this
country we will need vory soon—tho
youngest of us all. lint we have no unr-
loty about tho wolfnro and tho happiness
of the generations that are coming on. and
it will be a grand thing if, when tho
our sopulohor. liko tho ouo Joseph of Ari.
IIIatlIouproviIlod for Christ, is in tho midst
of to garden.
Ono of the 90"?" wonders of ' the world
was tho wlIlio lilill‘llltl watch lowor of
pliarowf lugs pt fimlrntus, llrourclritoct
and sculptor, IIftI7r building that, watch
tom-r, out his name on it. Thou ho cov-
ered it with phasing, and. to plimodho
king. he put tho Iuonnmh'a union on the
outsido 0T tho plush-ring, and the storms
boot and tho sons dosbod in their fury, and
they washed off tho plaster-lug, and they
washed it out. and the): washed ltr mm,
but 7 no name of Host ruins Was drop I: t in
lrIIpI-i'lsbnhlorock. t‘om'rossllro co
this notion ihoro buvo boon u gro
runny nnmou “'l‘llli'Il—‘itf'i‘ilfis(llll' (incur-vs,
rwrossourI'Iligzious. uruurrs worthy of ro-
Inmnbrurrco norm-77 “rim-n on Ihcanbi~
Iciiuro of our churches on! our schools
and or r: 7.53; II: m5 and our horuosof InorI-y,
but (2 M L" the IIII"l lll’l' t of th is coniim- III,
and h-7 \\.I.~. thi- z-IIIlpior of all its uran-
III III',.-- -.oml long aftr I";---ihioughtlu7. \vnshof
l7'by7 ours and tho («Inputs (It I-7'I7ruurits—
all other names shall be oblilvmtod tho
diyino#igrrattrronnd Ilivlno immo will be
l7i'iIIIIiI7r and brighter as tho millounluma
:27) by, rind tho vmrld .shuil no that the
Illlfl who mndc thiscouiiuoni l;.rs rr-docrnod
Ithv his grace ii'orn- all its sorrows and
our all its crimes.
* Pray For National .s elrarc.
V / How you faith in .~.III7 b I thing In: that?
Aflr'r ull ll: oihuriole: lI-'.\i boon IIrleIoolI'd
and after all rm: war I-l :Irgr‘rs lmvo Ill't‘ll
cripplod, tho chariots 7r”
.III7h Elisha saw on
tho morning of his po '11 will who” in iri-
uinpli, followed by all thcurInImof brown
on while IIor- "i7.~. (ioiliould do It w ilbout
us, but he will not. 'l‘liI7 wouluwr of us,
:ho faintest of us, the amount. bruins-dot
“10
may not have our name like tho I'.:Imo of
Sontrntus. (In. In irnpvrishnblo rork and
conspicuous for no niuriv. 7' Illf “.7 t~ll :Ill bo
rcnIoIIIbI-r _d III II bv'llo'r pint-r7 than that,
oven III th brunt of him who I'IIII) lo ro-
,deomusnlid li'tlt‘l'lll tho world. and our
nnmos will in7 so; u ('llIH‘ to lil’t simihiuro
of his wounilhi’or. us lnr“ 7.: ho'ihrows out
lrlsurms to us. lu- 5:7. 'Ihholil, I have
grown tlIIoI 7;: tho palms 7 tot buinl '
Liv tho piiuh first If all nIIII'II ll' .4, thop‘o-
liner of pray-Ir, I big too soil; our on
tlunnl w.7ll.77.I'I7 , ,
Sumo lltuo nun lllli ‘7 now -5 thin Ilull Tn'.
tors III thoIh. 'l'lllr ltI7'I posit lIlll' in lb: _~' I' ll}
——-ll‘ITl r57 liinl lost tin-Ir \‘iIt—lllll not “no
pruyor I-wI IlIrIr'iul to _lll\' l:.";I7I'r of lloil
IIIi.~'I"IIIIiI7:l_. th n.7,. 1.7. irll l' h '.I for ’ll7s
uswnt of Vii‘ Ir sniplimiiou l.7I7Imnwurd
in la IIIIII “All. II7 7 I‘lllllllll. 'lii Into the postal’
tiltnlnllilli'n. Inn w; is .7'II t‘ilr‘Y, In: ’ll lirn': nun,
on .IJ'IIII. l‘JII fort high, on tho iomi. of
Englund thIro. Iv.» II burn-l f'oiv Iml ton
pod. and in Irrr-ut blurs .on tho siiloof‘
tho rI Eek. so i: Iould W Si :7 II I: Ir out at sou.
wore the words. ”’II 7.7i-7ll’iI‘I7 " and when
ships I onu- bv_. 0 ‘:ho Il put out To l: tilt! and
fotr ll lath-rs. And ... 5m ml worn those
dopmiis l f sum: 1 I. in ii: at b.- any 7I that no
loikuns 7\-i pul turn that bl'rirr'L ul-
tlIouIIh it I7Imrriizu7d rm 5:: :I;,.7 7a for \uu'rii'u
and Enropo'nrd Asia :IIIIl .7\ I'I'iI‘nHIhd all
tho i. luridso thr- ,Zfiva’. .‘IIIBH‘ .1 storm
loosed Hillll'. bomb idlh poi IIII75‘5IMI-5 of
kiIIduI-s by ih 77ml, illlll runny IIhoI II»
stood lll' ml Igood news from :I boy long
mm:- “o u bl llrhl nil lln- hoiuhh of our
nrulorml pro-1 orirt wwro in iruorilmup- of
synufluhlvs~pruviI'.-I going up llll‘t iirlg
blossirrcsmrninc Iinuu. l’oslul II7I I51 ml
not by II storm struck roof; on u wintry
coast, but by the Rock of Agra.
Piles of people” IIIIv - piles, but I)c\V lit -
Witch liazol Salvo will cure the 7m \\ lit-II
promptly applied it cures F-lfllltli and
burns without the sliutwst win. I‘.. I’.
Wei-d & (i. C. Stillson. '
\I-cton will break up n cold.
._-_.._.-...-_ .- .. \-
(inc Minute Cough turn is :1 popular
remedy for crouu Safe- for I7 hildrun and
adults I'.. I’ \V «7le ii. C. Stillson.
—~ Accton “III prevent pm-uruouiu.
r
lino Minute ('Illlell Core 15' rightly
untried. It affords inutaui relief
from suffering when :Iillictod with II
severe cough or cold. It arts on the
throat, bronchical tube-.71. mid lungs. and,
never fail-Ito uivo immodiutr- relief. I}
I’. \V ecil & (i. .Slillson
What is
G51 Iio
(Tutorials Dr. Samuel Pitcher’a
prescription‘lfor Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphino nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isaharrnless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and' aster Oil. It is pleasant. It!
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of [others , Castpria is the
Children’s Panacea—the Iotbsr’s
Friend.
, CASTORIA
‘For Infinite and Children;
A Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the fac-aimile
is on the
wrapper.“-
teetmrselvuandthepnblieatanhuards.
Tn CII'I'LITI Contrasts," Hurray “4.11.1
signature of Z .
Weahallpro- '
nrclmugol's trumpet sounds, we find that '
"utvrliit y'
. ly.
)3“an MONDAY. oncsnasa 2.,1895.
SUIT AGAIIIST AUSTRIA.
American Citizen Conscripted
Into the Hungarian Army.
TIE DEIIAITDB $200,000 DAMAGES.
Elma! l§allm7 Went to Illa Native Land on
His B” 0! 'l'onr—Selled For Military
Duty-v e la Determined to Seek Bo-
d lor the Outrage.
Nsw’ Yorra, Doc. 2.-—lClnInr Keller, a
naturalized American cltlron, living at
719 East Sixth street. is about to bring to
the attention of the state department on
outrsgo he was subjected to by the Hun.
guriun government. lie dunmulls 8300.000
indemnity. [To is wall known in tho lion-
garian colony, and deep interest is taken
in his case. '
Keller was married on Sept. '3, 1804.
and Wont on his Wedding trip to Humor
ry, his native land. which he had left sov-
cu years ago. At Iiudapssth. on March
10 of this ycnr. be received It summons
from the associate county judge to appear
before the mllitnry commissioner-a for ex-
.muinatlou rc-znrdiuu‘his fitness for tho
army. lining an Amorh-nn cltlzoii, ho liz-
IIorcd the order. Receiving a second stim-
Inons, he went. before Judge .iclincl: and
showed bls naturalization pupors. 'I‘bo
judge said. "if you are :In Amoricnn citi-
zou. y didn't you stay them?"
'I‘ o forecof tho judgo's logic did not
appeal to the young" husband. who. buy-
lug had no previous experience in that
line, cherished tho idea that tho United
States protected its citizens abroad. D07
spits his protests and tho lumoututlons of
his wife he was forced into tho army and
assigned to tho regular K. I'. K. infantry,
Sixty-fifth regiment.
linlrwtl Illa Health.
lie is not robust, and tho trials of a
soldier’s lilo told severely on him. ills
bride, from whom he bod boon :uorciloss-
ly torn, had to livowith relatives and seek
menial employment, as the pay of a lion-
Imrlnu soldier' I. only sir. kruutzors a day.
about 2 w i'. tu‘ boiler appealed ,to the
American minister at Iiudupcstb. The
minister promlsrd io‘hclp and then took
no furthor interest. in thocuas. 'i‘iiobridy,
after sow-(ml months of consoliss endeav-
or. llnnll. illnllll: oil an audience with tho
IIIinistor of fund}, II ufl'uir:‘ 7. ”he fell on
her know. and. amid tour-a bogged lo. her
husband II I" ll .jisv. 'i‘hI7 ‘ninisror did not
act promptly, and it was six months after.
Keller was deprived of his freedom bolero
lib was discharged. iiu determined to loss
Ito time 7.77 trio/,1 out of his'uniiyc loud to
which ho had: Ill: 70. t‘.‘ rout: dlf‘lllio. 'l he
Aruurir'un min «or, hownrr, di'luymi rc-
lnrnluu his I'.:IturII'Ii/ntion [ltlptl‘S, which
pill llllll mi N h7 77r Iloluv.
Failin" lit‘hr': III): and ruinul financial
,ly ho was .‘ll n 'aozl' _.v pli7 77hr Ho 1. 7'77rrovr..i
monoyln mim- hurl; Irltbo I IIIch >7 IIIlI7:.
,irut his7 wit-.7 7.-:ill I'7 mains behind. III7 5fl_\'.‘
that any n. lil~ mu: |ll‘\ IIII7 II who have
mndo tho I ltllt‘ll r‘ lil' .7: tin lr :Idopti‘d
Ironic iiru I'ub I' to ho. 7 iIIIIlIIrly in'ulcd.
.‘Iurriorl in ’i'lrroo Stains.
‘PoIII .lII:\".'-‘. N. Y. Dec '3.——\ nomi
wr ddi r17 tl'Tl'IIuin v7: I5 pcriormud hon
Miss lurtu flirts. of Tilt'llbl' "to I’m. \v-u.
in: II: It'll to .lnpiI a >rnitb of Mn [hop I‘. I II
'l'ho I‘vrI-Iuouy was purl’urmod by tru- III-'3.
Iii. l.. lir‘oo'sol \llli:lf,t l7’;I.. whom
_ tl7I7y bruigb with them for tho purposi-
tbo wuulo .7'17 :nrlinnon 'ir'r- \tntvs roi'h
III il- 0 7 Jlllll tron of lIll llol: more and .\I“s
oi'sinl: r'iu rs ‘ ’l ho spot where tlioy stooil‘
is in LIIIII7 7llirovo Ci‘lllt‘lt‘l'l, and marks
the. boundary litre of tho stnloaof. Now
-York New .Ivrany and Poiinsyiwnia 'l‘7hu
Irruuglago therefore, tool; place in three.
5 etc
”KING OF Tl‘lEM AIL.”
An old Reliable Boston Resident Says so aid
1.0 ' I Tells'whydie Knows it.-
m‘b ‘7 i'rmm ll e lloslcn first I
{\VhruouI-has the word of :7. reliable
mun. und.oflong residence in the mar
' Ionlideucc is established. nod
that our: l.‘ determined settles about all our
porplnxities. jtandlug III-forctin- public
illt‘ nus iukfifiz ouc's self It willing target.
\\'I- know our standing before the public
and ullit binding. “'0 know that only
jli>l such arrows on the txondingof this
article can hit us, and we got them 0v cry
day. and they scoro high SIN lI eulogy
vnricsiu valucnnd poti'7nry rucordiug lit)
the source, i. I7., reliability. '1‘,“
Mr. Am i‘. t‘rov her is llil UIII rI-idont
and relinblo citizen of Iioslon, residing
at 53 iii \V ashingtou street. . lands in Plain.
He Is uplcasunt Irrrgc heavy Yilll!l—-llll[ “I7
will let. him spunk for himself. He says:
“I have been It keen sutl‘I-I'cr from kidrwy
Iourplaint for the past. lifth-u v .Irs A77.
you 57cc I am a heavy III: III, and “Thor-grout-
pI7 died to stand fir :IIIy lcngt II of time the
pain and heavy feeling over
my kidneys would becomi- almost
unbourulrlo. l-vartiou increased my
backachc. ’l‘he kidneys Itclcil improperly,
and (but added to the misery. I was im-
pressed by an advertisement of Dunn's
Kidney Pills, and deciding to try them, I
got II box at Knight's pharuurcy, Court
and IIII Ive-r streets, and took tlII-m us
directerfi .III7 says: "They tool; bold
Ii77ht from the first \Iy backache is gone
the pain in tho kiilncysis gone. and they
nowrictin nccordnnre with the luwsol'
health, and to sum it ull'up is it any won-
der I have ao‘m‘ucb confidence in Iloan's
Kidney Villa? 1 think not." We certain- .
ly can stand before tho public when such
testimony of cures comes to us from every
direction every day.
[Joan's Kidney Pills are for solo by all
dealers—price 50 cents-77 or scat by mail by
b‘ostei- Milburn (‘ o , Bulfalo, N. V., solo
agents for the U.‘b
—AI7ctou cures headache.
__._._A__
A cup of muddy coffee is not whole
some, neither isnbottls of mudd medi-
cine One way to know II rclin is and
skillfully prepared blood purifier is by its
freedom from sediment. Ayer’ s' Saran a-
rillaisolwaya bright. and sparkling.
cause it is an extract and not a decoction.
Dr. lland‘ s Remedies lor Children.
New liavrx, Conn. 71 William St.—“l
first knew of Dr. lluud’n Ltsnicdlea for
Children five years ago, and i am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to
naethsm,and always with the beat re-
sults. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantuni, and ‘Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhIna Mixture cured it. almost immediate
Dr. Haud'sCollo Ours is7 also excel-
lent—Mrs. N. A. Daniela", ,Dr. Hand’s
Colic Care and, Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea
Mixture are sold!" all druggiatadiztto.
no make: him sick.‘~
curs tor Haunts.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. It sheets a permanent cure and the
most. dreaded habitual sick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure It bottle, and give this
remedy a fair trial. In cases of ;habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giv-
ing the needed tone to the bowels. and
few cases long resist the use of this medi-
cine. Try lt. once. Fifty cents and 01.00
at G. C. Stilison’s and It}. 12‘. Weed’s Drug
Stores.
"i escaped beluga Confirmed dyspeptic
by taking Ayer’a Pills in time.” This is
he experience of many. Aycr's Pills,
whether as an aftcrdiuner pill or as a
remedy for liver complaint, indigestion,
ilntulcncy, water brash, and nausea, are
invaluable. ’
The Discovery Saved lils Lils.7
M r. G.Caillonstte,druggistfieavcrsville,
111., says: “To Dr. King's New Discovery I
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe
and tried all the physicians for miles ,
about, but of no avail and was given up
and told I could not live. Having Dr.
King's New Discovery in my store I sent for
u hoti lo. and began its use and from the first
dose begun to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again. It
is worth its weight in gold. \Vc won’t
keep store or house without. it." 'Gct n
free trial at (I. (l. Stillson’s and E. l'.
\VI-od‘a Drug .Storco.
——-;\colon cures the grip.
-.-.__. MAL” .-.__._,. —:‘-\
Coughingirritates the definite organs
and ring:- ilViITl‘H the disease. Instead of
waiting. try One Minute Cough Cure. It
helps at once, making epr-ctorution easy,
reduces the soreness and inflammation.
I'IvI-ryons lilies it. E. P. \Veed It (i, (I.
Stillson.
Avalon is harmless. ...
A lfsuli'eriug with piles, it will interest
you to Itnowtbat I)e\Viit'5 \Vitcli Hazel
Suite wiilcurcthcm. This medicine is
Ii'specilic for all complaints of this char-
actor, and if instructions (which are sim-
plrlnro carried out II core will result.
We linvciI-srcii this in numerous cases,
nndnlwrrys with like results. It never
frills. l'l. I‘.f‘vVI'etl I\' G. C. Stillsrrn.
) ’—“_'-“"_"—M
«Bachelors Will Marry.
If bachelors rIrI- obstinate uud any its
hard to tarry ‘ 7
'1‘ lil‘ c. arr-5 of broad upon our head:
can we marry."
" Lot [III-III rilllOkt! Imperial Crow.u their
I' (‘III a \\ ill Ill~uppI7 nr.
”I buy ll i.lli|‘ unto fbr-rusv'lics' II wife
with Iourugs and good cheer: '
.\-.ll maiden Indies than would wzcd
contoruplntinn Infect!
(llll‘7lrirplilflllllil would ini'rerisc onor
moucusly indeed.
bow
I)I-\Viit'5 Little Early Risers for bilious-
ncss, indigestion, constipation. A small
pill, a prompt cure. I}. ,l". Weed & (l. C.
Slillson.
r’ ____
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
The host snlvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, Halt rhcum, fever
sores, icilI-r, chopped hands. .(‘Iiillrlaius,
Corns. rind all skin eruptions. and posi-
tivcly llll‘L'ri piles, or nupny required. It
ngunruntco-d i) give perfect satisfaction
or uionry rolundcd I’riIc ‘23 cents pct‘
hrhtx.
\V er (I7
\VifI-
sho' himself-rather llmufsufi‘er the pangs
of digestion. Husband The fool‘
\\ by didn' t ho trike I)e\Vitt' 5 Little Larly
liiwrs? i used to 5uffi't' t'us bad us he did
before I IqmuIcuI-cd mixing these lllllt
pills II. I'. “Hulk”. C Slillw‘m.
.You Don't Havslo Swear Ofl.
sores, ulsI-rs.
says lln- St, Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial «about No-To-linc/thc
famous tobacco hubit cure. "\Ve know
of many vases cured by No-To-Iinc. (inc,
uprorninunt St. Louis architect, smoked
and ('llt‘th'lI for twenty yours: two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of tobac-
.\'u—'I‘o-Iiuc sold and
guaranteed by It. ll. i'lnistcd. No cure
no pay. liook free. Sterling Iii-morly (10.,
New York or(. hicnizo. '
\o evousc for sleepless nights when
you run procure line .\Iinutc(‘ ougli Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances cure
the most sovcrccough nnd givcwyou rust
and health. Can you :nfTord to do with-
until“: 17;. '.\VocIIA'li.(.‘.Stillson.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
‘ \
“be 7u 11.7.173' \\ .‘Is' :7.iI' a. we gave her Custorlm
Win-u I" II) Iv L‘. It Clnl l, Site cried for Castorlri.
“‘ non she became Alias, she clung to Cnstoril.
When she bud Children. sho gavcthom Costco-la.
, Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
I” Children Cry for
Pitgher’a Castorla.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that isCatarrb. Hall' s Cniarrh Ours
is the only pesltlve cunt known to the medical
frat: rally. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a. constitutional treatment. .
Ball's Catarrh Cars is taken internally. act-
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur—
faces of the By stem, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving the
patient. strength by bulldi p the constitu-
tion and assisting nature
The proprietors have so much faith In its cura-
tive powers. that they otter One Hundred Dol-
lars for any case that it falls to cure. Send
for list q‘ Testimonials. Add rem,
F. J. CHENEY d7 00.. Toledo. 0.
WSOld by Drunlsts. Tile. ,
I" r sale by G. ‘01 Sillisouhtnil Ii. I”. .
7 Here's an account of :I man who '
haw.
ndolng its work.
WILL PIPER
In our New Store you will
rind theLargest Assortrhent of
New Designs and New Color-
i‘ngs in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
besuited.
Painting, Paperhunging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in, all our i'work.
PAINTERS’
SU PPLIES,
ARTISTS’
lilASS, Elli.
Efi. Gorham,
llornsr First Ave. and New 81:
EAST NORWALK.§
La Grippe
Cured '
BY
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Rheumatism Cured by
ACETON.
ACETON. ‘
ACETON.
Neurulgia Cured by
ACETON. ‘
, ACETON.
ACETON.
ACETON . ,
is the grant remedy where pain is It promi
' nent symptom.
ACETOX
is put up in boxes of 12 powders each
ACETON
I74 sold by II. II. I’lIIisthl,
Side by
ABETIIN MElllllAl fill.
MYSTIC. CONN.
.vws
or;
n261m
This Space is for
Ium & Zelull
.' TIII'I “TILL-KNOWN
Wholesale and Retail
FISH and
oflion‘necticut.
VALSQ
Horse Radish Ground.
Pure Maple Syrup.
Puré Tomato Caisup.
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE, 710-11. J,
.I. '0. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
‘ Horse Railway Depot.
Elm street. Telephone call.“
RAYMOND.
Opp
Rselden
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, «ABACKEMO HOTEL.
m7 1"
SDIITII lilillfilll SATlllliS BANK
lil Washington street.
Open dallytrom! tots-Jun and from Ito
3 p m.. and on Monday evenings from 7 to 8
H’luwrest allowed on deposits.
7' Lilli)! SOLMANB. Prsst.
JOHN Ii. HARRIS. Vice-Pro».
rows a. wwapv’. am. and 'rma.
Wag":
U. .s Patent 0‘00? .
Offices, 436 Halo Street, ‘
1870 to 1888-
animators. (30333
and at whole-'
93 WASHINGTON eraser, Sourn'
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