’ till i " humiliate-lioness.
manus- abiata ears in all ita-
flall and that isOatarrLKali's Catarrh Cure
the only positive care known to the medical
ralty. Catarrh being a constitutional
m requim a constitutional treatment. .
*Iaii'sCatarrh Corals taken internally. act-
lagdireetiy upon the blood and mucous our
‘ Me! the system. thereby destroying the
i
or the disease. and giving the
’fitlflt about“! bxhuiidinc up the constitu-
tion aad assisting nature in doing its work.
' *‘l'hploprietora have so much faith in iuoura
the powers. that they offer One Hundred Dol-
larafor any case that it fails to cure. Stud
for!” of 'lleslimon all. Address.
111. BNIY at 00.. Toledo. (i.
'80“ by Druuietl. 75c.
W
Eillllllfi Ill POPlllilllll.
People surely realize that each and
everyoneare'judged by what they are
abletodo. and are not credited by .what
aonta one else understands or can execute.
Indies awaken at once to what most
concernsthem. and that is their figure
and appearance.
We really believe it is an important
duty we owe ourselves and friends- to
make the most of what nature has given
11!. , ’
Thus, to our hands are intrnsted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form,
but also our comfort, improvement of
figure, and in no small degree, our happi-
nose
It matters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject interests us all.
11‘ I" I S
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
a real accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut beau-
tifully fitting garments.
MOTN EBB
can justly feel proud 'of their daughters
who the knowledge and ability.
' notonl to superintend but to cut. and
'sounl
' bile. Try “so
make t eir own clothing. It is self evi
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers. "
ma think this callis not for you, but
perhaps it is.
No matter what your rtatlon in life is you
cannot eeevery far in the future. and a vain- ‘v
.abie trade may mean very much to you.
Now that your nitration has been eailrd in
the right direction. vhit the
DRESS CUlTlilG SCHOUL
(with the ‘deiennlnailon of betterinlr your con—
dition it pouihlr) and inveethzate thr~ work.
School Tuesday, Thursday and batur-
day, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
22 800T“ MAIN STREET.
sourn nonwaut.”
Thl Space is for
llunf‘d elufl
THE wipurxxowx
uncoupled lletsll;
on and ;
OYSTElllleaIers
of Connecticut.
AIJSO
Pure Maple Syrup.
Pure Tomato ‘Caisup.
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE, 40-11.
=2
a. p. eosnumos.
' Undertaker. K
. KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK; CONN. '
l
Opp Horse Railway Depot.
maiden a Elm street. Telephonecall, ll
Mutual SAVINGS still
51 Washington street.
Open dailrfrozn 9 to l: a.‘m.. and from lto
8p m. and on Monday evenings from {to 8
”'Intcreet allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLM‘KNS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Pres;
/ .i:_;;,
Horse Radish Ground.
NO MORE TO BE SAID.
if you wish perfect success in the
“construction” of Ii ht. healthful.
delicious pies. cake on biscuits. your
It: So on! Teacher
Could It i
say -—“ But above all. use oxwi
Boss Baking Powder
for it's what rh'ude their cracker famous.‘
You know them of course. for over
3,000,000 pounds were sold last year."
Take no substitute from_ your grocer.
IIWFMUMD ”LILY IV
0. D. Boss 5 80!, New halos. Conn
w” —-——*-—~-- ~--—- --—--’ ........ -vv-‘
‘zL-at Gripper.
1 Cured -
BY
ACETON l
Rheumatism ired by
ACE'l‘ .
ACETON.
ACETON.
Neurnluin Cured by
ACETOX.
ACETON.
ACE’I‘ON.
ACETON
is the great remedy where pain is n promi]
nent symptom.
ACETON
is put up in boxes of 1:! powder.»- car-if
- ACETON . ‘
is sold by it. ll. Plaistcd. and at, whole.
sale by
Action Minoan.-
MYSTIC. CONN.
v- - n26 im
MWWED
I Q?
I'. S. Patent (Billie
1376 In 1833.
Offices, 4:!» Main Street,
IIRSDCI‘II’OR'I. ”Gilli-
Examiner in
THE TAB:(il.ED SKEIN
of our lives is no more intricate—and
probably less beautiful—than . some
of the latest desigrisin Wall Paper with
which we are ready to graceyour walls.
Make plain or unsightly walls to become
pictures of- beauiy by tho nse‘rri snow of
these elegant patterns.
fArtists' Materials. 4
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting. Paperhsnging and Decorat-
ing.‘ ‘ ,
Decker,
l
more R. KNAPFZ. Soc. and Treas._
Scxinc Plils‘.
Result in 4 weeks.
JABDINIERES. from 12° to 36.
Glass Balls and Peppers. 5c each.
A nice auorunent of ‘ TABLE
I
guano-um» "
OMBY in town.
NASH &
, .~ ~ " consortia MAIN AND wus'r
Restarts"
lllST illillR
“ l .
V'hrn in doubt what in u’mfwr Ndhvu-a ilv-llilitv, Ln". nl‘ Scrrnl Pawn-rim rilhcr
. sex). imp: ten v. Atrophy. Vanna-l.» uni other
Drains thanked and full \lgnr um.
troubles result fulsllyrv Mailcd :tnvuhcre. crab-ll, 1.
every Sam order we give a legal ltliJVlnll"? l-i ...r~
REAL'MEmCiNi-z co..crzvc1.m.i. l m...
For sale at. Tomlinson’s drug store.
‘ FOr Sale. \
A line lotof ancestral) CUSPIDORS for 100 each.
CHILDREN'S BANKS. Granger, Peaches, Apples and Pears, ‘5c each.
. from ‘any rouse. use
'd. ltnruleriulgsurh
$1.. . :tmxca fur $5.00. With
.r it'fu.‘.«l ll!" m not. Address
ll:
CUI‘LERY. We warrant” the steel and our
Wehlve the largest and best ascortment of DECORATéD and WHITE
People tell as nearly every day that our prices are lower than at any other
VANSCOY.
STREETS.
i
79 Washington me... South Norwnllt. '
ey Are to... lave-uglier! by
a Legislative Committee.
no In A DH’tQRABfJi common.
“at...“
The Investigation lianlopsfia litter belt
of..§nnltatlou—TM Are Frightfuliy
Maren-dads— Iiaa'raathbnaoa on Black-
wall'a Island Ara Reported.
NEW Ymut, Doc. ii.-—'l'be investigating
oommitteo of the Prison distillation in
preparing a report for presentation to the
next legislature on the condition of the
city prisons. which in many respects will
be a surprising document. -
It will detail the abuses which exist
not only in the prisons on Manhattan is-
land. baton the islands of the East river.
The legislature last year passed a bill
giving to the supreme court of tho county
of New York pimp}; alarmint three men
a committee to investigator- the prisons of
this county and toworl: in conjunction
with the Prison association, of which
Charlton ’1‘. Lewis is president and W. him
1“. Round is secretory. Judge Barrett ap-
pointed in October last as a committee-~-
George 0. Bolt, .lohn W. Hutchinson and
Dr. Frederick Peterson. »
Tho couimltteo investigated the Tomlin,
Essex Market. Jefferson Market and
Yorkvlllu prisons, the Harlem and Nor.
risuuiu pollm courts. Ludlow Street jail
and tho Blackwell's island penitentiary. '
'l‘ho ilrst thing that. the committee will'
recmmncnd will be the abolition of the
evil of overcrowding, which is painfully
apparent at the Tombs and which is soon-
dnlously in evidence at tho penitentiary
un Blackwell‘s island.
The Tombs, the commil‘oc find, is a
very old prison. objectionable almost in
cvery‘respcct, devoid of umlorn improve-
ments and wanting in all plans of sanita-
tion.
Many persons. tho committee will ro-
port. who are in tho 'l'ombs awaiting
trial, are compelled to cecupy the some
cells with the most hardened criminals.
“It isworsc." Mr. ilolt said. “than the
black holes of some of the eastern dos-
pots." ‘
. l
0n Blackwell? Island.
A largo part of the committee's report
will he devoted to the condition of the
penitentiary on Blackwell's island.
ITbe penitentiary, the committee found.
is as badly overcrowded e is the Tomlw.
There are cells for 750 p isoncrs, and on
the day on which the committee visited it
thorn Were 1,075 confined in thorn. As a
general role more than "onuhnlf of the
cells in the penitentiary contain two prise
oncrs.
The prison. the committee found, is old
fashioned in its construction, is devoid of
the ncrrssary room. and the cells are
small and dingy. 'l‘ho keeping of two
men in stub coils, ,thr-y declare, is a dis-
grace to civilization. ..
‘Xot the least reprehensible fcutlzro of
tho management of tho worlihousu on the
island is the keeping of vagrants in {how
some institution as that in which the con»
victs are kept. The overplus of cunviclt
is sent to the workbouse, and they are al-
lowcll to associate with those who throw
themselves upon the charity of the city of
New York.
The investigation committee of the
Prison association declare that this is a
direct violation of the,statuto. and that.
although the legislature has repeatedly
declared that convicts and paupcrs should
be kept separate. they are allowed to in-
termingle promiscuousiy.
The report will also call attention to
the failure of the present and past boards
of commissioners of charities and correc-
tion to find suitable employment for the
occupants of tho Worklmuso and will point
out that Section lillii of tho consolidation
act makes it imperative that such rmplny-
iiiont shall be found. even if it. becomes
necessary to advertisn i: by contract.
When the committwvisiiul the l.ililllil.,
they found that tilrro-anxlurs of the or.
cupants of the workhoizsn had absolutely
i’ nothing to do. ‘
in theirrcpurt thcy'cvill point out that
there is plenty of grduinl on lilut‘luvcll's
and on the adjoining islnmh win-re tho
men can be employed to :ulvnntuyzv. (
’l‘bn i'olmziittco ilud them is and has
been adequate power in tho department
of chariticr‘l and correction to employ tho
inmates of the wurkhousu on public works.
Flagrant mom.
Another mutter “'llll'h the committee
will comment upon is a violation of the
law in regard to the existence oh :1 sclmnl
rm llart's lsluml.‘ Ne sun-b school has been
established, and nn'uttcmpi to establish it
has ever been made. Neither is there any
proper bathing system on the island.
In tho/wonkhousc tho inmates sleep in
bunks resembling the sternum» of a trans-
atlantic sienna-r. with umulveu the other;
’whicb is not only a violation of the low,
but is in direct contravention of tin-,suni‘
tary system. (if ”the 1.7.30 persons for tho
Workhouin only mo Wt'l‘v self mium tied,
the others being criminals, some of \bcm
of the Worst order. 1 ,
in Lurilow street jail .tlro committee
will report that them is no provision for
female prisducrs, No matron is employed
them. so there uro' no separate toilet or
washrooms. .Thc jail at present contains
dition almost equals that of tho Tombs,
and it,is devoid of hospital scrvlcc.
The danger of escape which has been
made more apparent in the light of recent
events, compels the warden to confine the
prison rs to their cells for on almost on
reasodliblo length of time; indeed, some
of them sui'ferpcrpetnul confinement.
”The system of Moving prisoners cou-
ilncd for debt. in tho sunc building with
criminals will be one at the subjects on
which this committee Will‘bn'or some vul-
unble‘suggestlons. -It willol‘ao recommend
the tearing down of the Tomb-x andthc
building ‘ of a new prison on its site as
well as the erection of an additional poni-
tontiary nu Blackwell‘s inland and the to-
tal abolition of imprisonment for debt.
Half a Million Dollar Transaction.
Axons, (1.. Dec. I».—A thcngn syndi-
cuto, at the headwoi which is John R.
Walsh, president of tho lolqultnbic Trust
company of tb.:.t city. has purchased the
Akron Gas company. now controlled by
Detroit capitalists. 'l'lio consideration
was 8500, not). .
Dead Alone lnrflla Home. ‘
NYACK, N. Y., Doc. li.——l)nvid Benson,
ex-justloe of thupcnco and a prominent
citizen of Clnrkstown,. ,was found dead in
bed in his house. He lived alone and had
probably been dead a week. His nose and
ears were eaten oil by rats
Depicting the Gold Reserve.
Wamild'rori, Dec. 5.—The treasury
has lost creation more in gold for export.
lrhloh leaves the in amount of the gold
”servo lobe $78.96.,uliii. ‘ .
A
several women prisoners. its sanitary con- ~
, E.
i y . ‘9
' macaw “awning
‘ Mira-b.
macs Tnn'ua. Dec. o.—A eerie-e!
notational highway robberies have occur-
red at Monitor, near this city. Three men
rode into the little village, two of then
going direct to the store of Charles Mo-
Cioiland, which also contains the poet-
ofllce. while the other was stationed on
the street to keep guard.
One of the robbers in the store pointed
a riilo and ovcrnwed tl so present, telling
them to turn out/their ickels. while his
companion gathered up the proceeds.
They also robbed the postolilooof the cash
box. Among those held up wore 6.31.;
Davin, principal of the school. who lost
too: hire. MoL‘ielland, John Little. Jo-
seph Luplon and an unknown man. Rev.
Louis Dechlm. pastor of tho Methodist
church. was standing on the depot plat
form, and one of the robbers made him
pive up all the money he had in his clotlr
up. . .
After robbing the pastor one of the man
covered the bystanders. while the others
took possession of McGloiland's horses.
They fired twu shots while in the store.
Then they left; in a southerly direction.
They are Wall mounted hnd armed. From
their oimvermtion it is thought they in-
tended to hold up tin west bound passen-
ger train, due at full p. 111.. but so many
people balm: in town they were evidently
afraid to try it. A praise has been organ-
ized and has started in pursuit.
AFTER HOLMES’ ATTORNEY.
Shoemaker Cited to Show Cause “’lty lle
' Should Not lie Diabarred.
PlilLAl)l-1Li'illA,De0. "5.-—l\'. A. Shoo-
maker, senior counsel for ll. ll. "ulna-s,
tho convicted murderer of Benjamin F.
Pitczcl, has been ordered by Judge 'l‘hoycr
to appear in. the court of oyer and termi-
nor on Dec. 11 and show cause why he
should not be disbarred for muklnga false
allldavlt in tho Holmes case.
On Nov. 18. when Judges ’l‘hnycr, Wll»
son and Arnold was engaged in the hour-
lng of a motion for a new trial for Holmes.
Lawyer Shocumkor produced an ailldavit
signed 'by lilancho llnnnlgon in which
she was filing”! to have said that l’itozol
had told her he contemplated suicide.
A sensation was earned when District
Attorney Graham culled Blanche llannl-
gun to the stand, and the latter tlcnlcd
ever having made such on ailidavlt, but
said that she was paid $3) by Shoemaker
to sign her name to tho ailidavit. Slim-.-
maknr was held in $1,000 for subornn-
tiou of perjury. and yostnrduy's Alcvclnu
merits in lmtunothor chapter in the fa-
mous l‘ioluws case. '
WANT HEAVY DAMAGES.
Two Men Suing tn III-rover For Injuries
:rcolvctl In I‘atnrnon. ‘
PATHRSOX, N. .l.. line. 3—1“ thn (~er-
cult court suits have lit-cu brought for
hr: "3' damages by two men against. our.
I:fii‘ll?lllli~'. \\ lllt'll they hold responsible fur
injuri-‘u. ‘ _
.bduz. lime"), u nml-hlnist. brings suit
for singular milwt the Woirlmnnn Silk
Dyeing company for injuries of u plinna
ucnt charm-tor which ,wcrc received by
falling frnm an alleged unsnfcly construct-
ed scaffold in lb.- works.
‘l'llllum linliuumn wants S20,llll(ldam-
ages from tho l'a-xsuic Street llnllwuy
company for injuries received by being
struck by u trollvy car in Main street. ilu
received sovore injuries and is permanent-
ly deformed. ’
J ..
J Rescue-d Mariners.
i’nli,.im:i.'ill., Dec. r..—-'l.'ho sir-amm-
l‘udapua. i'n (alum, from [lunch for
this port. has nrrivd. having on board
Captain llnudrol and lliscruwui five men,
who were rescued on Saturday, Nov. 30,
”from the schooner il'I.cr.ry. ’l‘ho ('l'lmnry
sailed from Nova «Trill: for linrbudoos on
Nov. “J" and encountered hurricane
weather, which finally strained the smuts
of the vessel. The captain and crew had
about abandoned hope when ~tho (Tmlapuz‘.
hove in sight, and they were rescued.
Llcricd Captain of Yale Team.
Nliu' HAVEX, line. 5,—13. P. Murphy
wasunanimously elected captain of the
if in football team. He has played at
l'lmrfllllul' for threoycurs. and during
his or lll‘w course be has played both base-
ball a ll football. only recently giving up
busobgll. licfuro romiug‘ to Yale. Murphy
was at .\ndovc . whom he played both
sorts of bal . .iurphy's home is at Junc-
tion i'ity, l(an. lie is ll foot tall and
weighs ll'm‘ pounds and is 21; years old.
toston Society'Slmcked. I
l'tusi‘ox, lice. 5.4-(‘onsorvatlvo Boston
society is nimdulely dazed at a sensation-
ul clllpz'lill'lif. that. has occurred in the in«
uurmost Harvard circle in the very center
of liar-lg lluydom. Mrs. Francis 1.. iligz-
pinion,”infubof ,a millionaire :Hnrvartl'
Overseer and member of the Knickerbock-
er club, has run uwuy to Europe with
James Manning Smith, a young lawyer
and society favorite more than u dazed
years her junior.
The New (‘nnstitulion Adopted“
U()i-.l'\llll.\, S. (7.. Doc. 5.-—'l‘bc consti-
tntiuuul convention has adjourned who
die. (in tho iinni adoption of the consti-
tution the votc’stoml 118 to 7, all the no
pro delegates voting against it on account.
f , o suffrage niilclonnd two white dole-
gu as for tluflrulcllnito reasons that some
parts of the constitution they considered
to be unwise. .
( Tense TELEGR‘AMS
It is stated r-ln Albany that about 4,000
door have been killed in the forests of
New York state this season.
George Rory. Sn, aged 50, a farmer ll :-
lnu. near Corning, N. Y.. {was iturck and
instantly killed by a ypuilroad thl‘n.
John .13. Hinty of tho flrmof J. B. Gin. .
ty & Son, dry goods dealers of Syracuse.
’ died suddenly at his homo in that city,
aged (53 years.
Messrs. Richard (Jrokcr and Pierre Lor-
illard of New York have entered horses
to run for the Clutmpagnc stakes at Don-
‘castor, England. in men.
Many of the leading brewers of Chicane
and Milwaukee who sell beer i ‘Chicngo
have entered into a pool. and lb ‘price of
beer will be advanced to $5 inbnrrel.
Harry Martin. alias St." Clair. alias
Lincoln. Who is regarded by the police as
the boldust highway rubber and burglar
in the country, has been arrested in Chi-
cago. _ ' ,
Tho president has ”commuted to two
years' imprisonment. the live yenrs' sen-
tence imposed upon Abram Fordon in
New Jersey for embezzling national bank
funds. “
. John Adams linker. the oldest editor in
Penmlyvania in continuous active service
on one newspaper, died at his home in
North Bloomfield. He was the editor and
proprietor ot‘ the Perry Freeman for 55
won ‘
‘ llcmlm'lic,
Vi’. 'Wcl-il'sttlru't': stores.
to occupants. ,1
running Dallyln emu. comely. on».
ion of a Citizen. " k \.
(From the Boston niche.)
Mr, C. if. Robertson. is stock broker.
residing at No. ll Stauiford BL, we would
dial! as conservative. not liable to let eu-
i outrun a calm decision, and so,
is jrgt the reference you are wplt-
lug to beta applyingaremedy to your
\ e do not think anything we
n 'gh't add wouldbbe more acceptable to
on than his concise statement. lie is
accessible to any suffering from kidney
disorder of any kind, who will call on
him, or write him in verification of this
statement. wile informed our represent»
tive that his trouble 'origlnated in a strain
from lifting, one of the common causes of
kidney diseases. This strain resulted in
pains in the lmck,and since received,a
year ago, gradually urewlworse, and nor-
vous trouble helped to aggravate the back-
ache. The pains embraced the back and
hips, and walking became dililcult and
tiresome, and wot feet in stormy weather.
resulting in colds. however slight, found
the vulnerable kidneys and added their
share to the misery. He says when he
saw Dunn‘s Killiu'y Pills advertised at
limdbury‘s drug store. fill? Washington
St, be hull no confidence in them, and in
fact did not look favorably on any adver—
tmcd medicine. but felt'ibut he wanted to
try soon-thing. He bought a box and be-
gan taking them, and says, “i must con-
fess they are a :4 mil [hill]: and l we helped
inch from the start. and l r'uiibifluwmyacll
greatly lmm-ll'cul. l aniuoing to continue
them, as they have ,provcd themselves a
valuable remedy, and i can honestly
recommend them to any one with a Weak
or lame bark." ' -
We will only add 'ihut we cu not say
too iurribly that we rl-(;civo ju
couraginwlrds from \rt‘ii‘ffmrts o
cpuntry. , ‘~
Dunn's Kidney Pills a for sale by all
dealers tries 50 r-eais, o mailed by Fos-
ter-Mil ll'll ('u., llull'alo, X}¥...sr)lc:tgeuts
for the L'_._S._Z_«_‘L_‘ _ ____-
No ext-11st.- for; ,Jritjff'llli‘fih nights when
you can procure fine .‘vliuiitt: Cough Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances. cure'
the uwstscvcro cough and give you rest
and iwullh. _(.'au you afford to do with-
Out ll" 1'}. 1’. Weed dc H. (j. Stillsuu.
Condensed Testimony.
l‘ms. ii. limul, ill-okcr pull Modular—
tun- 'a' Agent, l'oiuminu. (lliio, ccrtiiics
(W r. King's New liiscvvl-ry has no
tlllllll :Hltl'uugzil rt-mo-dy. .l. l).
l‘\
irvuvn ,
l’rop. St. James Hotel, FL, \Vuyuzr. ind, '
testifies that lie was cum! of a (‘ouuli of
two years Handing. mused by l.fi( lrippr'.
by llr‘. King‘s New lli~cnvlrry, ll. l“.
.\l¢~rr;ll. Buldwiuw’illeAims" anye um
in! has used and rccomuw'mlmi it illifl
nevi-r kin-w it to full and would rather
have it lllllfl :l‘uy lilit'llll'. because it always
curl-s. .\lr.~'. liommiug. ‘2'J‘.’ ‘2. tlfrtl) St.
Chicago. always keeps it at hand and has
nor/Tear of ('ruup, lit-I'ziilac it instantly re«
What #3 ~
61319113
' Castoris a Dr. samh new:
prescription for Infants and Ohilv
then. It contains neither Opium,
Ierphine. nor other Narcotic anh-
stanoe. It isaharmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing By'rupa .
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. ‘Iis
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Iothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the, Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lnfhnts and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of '
is on the . ,
unappeafi'
Wcshall pro- .
tect ourselves and the public at of! hazards.
Tm: Cax'ratm COMPANY, 17 Murray St. NY.
. u
aural 95 Zyr
Piii‘rl of people have piles, but Dc‘Vitt‘s
Witch Hazel Sllh’l‘ will cure them. When
promptly applied it cures sculds and
burns without illufillgtifht pain. ii. I’.
“‘l-t'll 3“ H. C. Stillsvm.
A Lowell Mother's Testimony.
Lou's“. Mass, April :lo, ltilH.-~--~“.\ly .
little baby, now fifteen weeks old, has
since birth i-lilll’i'ml greatly from wind
colic. All roan-divs- failed to ease him ‘
until a lady frn-ml recomeuded Dr.
liaml's (Tulic ('ure. [ ;tricd it, and
\vl’xillll not be \vil lmu: it. and l gratefully
mlvl-w all. mothers wishing: a sure remedy
fig-(olicky babies to try llr. llumi's Colic
('u ' Mrs. A. i..‘.\'turlcvaul. No SSimp-
sou Peace.” llr. llumi’.‘ iicmcdiesut all
drug storw. ‘35".
r
(inchliuutc (Hutch i'uru i. :1 popular
remedy for uroun, Hair- for children and
mlullr». i). l’. \Vct-ll N H. l'. Silllanu
If you :u‘l- anxious t 1 liud the- most re-
liable iiiutanliflllt‘l‘. read in Ayre's
almanac the tc~tiuumials of those who
have been f'lll‘l'll of such terrible diseases
as l'zllflf'f'll. rheumatism. nudescrofulu, by
the liselAyer's Sarsupurillu. 'l'bcn govern
yourself accordingly.
’.\(’i't(ln euros headache. ' .
lieves. Free Trial Bottles at U. C. Still-
son's llllil E. P \Vcwi‘s drug stores.
"” .T‘ ‘”'".‘“'"""“"“ tine Elimin- ('ougb Cur-c is .rightly,
'l‘l l ‘8"??? 5 am“? Salve} \vmml. it. affords iusiuut relief
12 ust Ml u in t to “or ii for cuts, from sulfur-int: when afflicted with n
bruiars, sures. ulscrs, salt rbcum. fever
sores, ll-ilri‘, chopped hands. chilblains.
Corns. undull skin eruptions. and posi-
tively (-lircs piles. or no pity required. it
is guaranteed to girl- perfect satisfaction
or money refunded.
box. ‘l’or sale by (i. (‘.
“'l‘wl , i ‘
llc‘d'lli's Little Early lilN‘l‘Ii fur lillinih-
‘.\ small
ii. 1’. “'l-ml .x ii. i"
Price 23 cents per
Sililsnn and ii. l’.
no», indigestion. conetlpaiiion,
pill, a prompt cure.
Slillmu... .
not... do
'l'ry l'llcl-triv' Hitler‘s as u remedy for your“
troubllw? if not,. out n' bottle nmv and
:ch relief. This. nmiiciuc has been found
to be peculiarly udaplell to the relief and
, l, . .
run- Wv‘cmulvl omplumts. exerting u~
wonderful direct ,lull‘iiu'cuu- in
strength and tone to the organs. If you
llil\t‘ of Appetite. ('oilstipation.
Fainting Slit'lls, or are Xer—
vnus, Sleepless, l'lxcltuble, Melancholy or
troubled with Dizzy Spoils, Electric liit'
tors is the medicine you fli't‘ll. Health and
strcuuili are guuruniuml by its um). Fifty
cents and 5.1.00 at H. ('. Stilison's and ii
giving:
Loss
\Vifc- Here's an account of a man who
shot himself rather (lianfsuil'cr ;ilm pau‘gs
of indigestion. ‘lluslmud ‘Tiit; idol!
Why didn't he take lie-With; Little Early
l{l~.[>r§:’ I used to Miller as llilil as he lllil
mind- i commenced taking ”these little
ills. E. l’. “Ru-d tfi'. ll. (7. Slills'm.
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Start, ’IllrFirsl‘Avanua. ,East Norwalk;
GORHAM’S
, Tall;
. v
’ ..\s an emergency
severe «aim. or cold. It acts on the
throat, broucblcal tubes, and lungs and
never fails to uivv‘immediatl- relief. E
l’. uni-«l .c u. (.'. Sllllfifill
~~‘.\cetuu cures the grip.
f‘ouulliug irritates the {it-bribe organs
and aggravates the disease." luetead of
waiting, try One Minute (Gulch ('nrc. It.
lu-lpsnt (moo. making expectomtiou cosy,
reduces the soreness and inllamnmtion.
Everyone likes il. l".. 1’. Wood .\' (i. f‘.
Silllsull.
\(w-tou is harmless.
lfsull'eriug with piles, it will interest
you to kume lit-“divs “'m-li Iinzcl
‘Fi'l‘ve will cure them. . This medicine 15:
:Lspevilllt for“ all cmnpluiuts of this ('lmr-
neter, and if instructions (which are sim-
ple) are carried out, a cure will result.
“'elmvctcsft‘li this in numerous cases,
umlulwoys with like results. It never
full-1 H. I”. \Vt-cil K G. ('. Stillsou.
—-‘Chrislmas is Coming.
A box of 50 Imperial Crown lllc cigars
“ill make a handsome prcseu'l. I (i. S.
fi‘rou'brillgc & Co.
. Act-tan will break up a cold.‘
.____
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away
is the truthful startling title of a book
aboutNo-"l‘o-liac, the harmless, guaran-
" teedtobncco habit. cure that braces up
nicotiuizcll nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine poison. makes wenk,‘meu gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk. as No—To-
Bar: is sold by it. ll. l’luisted under a.
:iunmuteeto,cure or money refunded.
Book free. Ader Sterling llemedy.
(70., New York or ('hicuun. .
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, medicine. ‘Ayer’s
(Jhcrry‘l’cctoml fillies the lead of all
other remedies. ‘(rthe relief and cure
of croup. whooping—cough, sore throat,
liml the dangerous pulmonary troubles
to which the young are so liable, it is in-‘
valuablcbcing prompt to uct,snre to cure.
. . . .
—-.-\cetou will prevent pneumonia.
. Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla. W
1
When il'iby was sick. we gave her Custodi-
thu she was a Child. she cried for Custom.
When she became like, she clung to Cam
was she can Children. ahe gamma. emu
. Children Cry for,
Pltcher'e Castoria. ‘
. Children Cry for ’
Pitcher’e Castoria. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler