HAUB’S MARKET
38 Washington Stout, So. iiorwalk.
OR OMOKE
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HIADQUARTIR. FOR
U
JACCB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
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lendelssohn's Songs.
'30! must we forget. to acknowledge
' ..y'Jionllolssohn’ 11 power, displayed' in many
‘1' '11 his best songs, of producing client on
fluctuations of his hearers by the sin»
pkst means. It is true that many of his
melodic creations have a strong family
liken“, but it is none the less true that
s considerable number may be extracted
from his works which have a perfectly
; distinct individuality. which can hardly
. be
in pure melodic beauty,
and which require no elaborate orches-
' 'T in! framework to set them out w1tl1ud-
ventitious interest I was much im-
‘pruod by his power in this respect
when turning in once duriugtho dead
‘ period of the London musical season to
s “classical evening” at one of the
promenade concerts at Covent Garden.
The house was crowded in every part,
and promenade concert audiences are
not always very quiet, but the song
"All! Flogeln des Gesanges” waslis
toast! to in breathless silence, followed
' ‘ by a burst of applause and u redomand
1 the repetition being listened to with the
same reverence as before. I remember
thinking at the time that to be able to
hold a large and very mixed kind of un-
dienoe spellbound in this way by a per-
fectly simple song melody repeated 1'11
~ cools verse without ornaments or embel-
111W: of any kind and supported
onlyhy an equally simple pianoforto ac-
companiment was a test of genius not
to be despised, while the applause of the
lat” audience seemed a very suit-
. :ble tribute'to thecomposer, whosaid in
1
'1 his kindly way when suggesting that the
1111116 for a proposed Concert was
" 's little too severe in its character, "For
the people have rights.”—Fortnightly
Review.
0110 Sensible Man.
Show I much embarrassed, for she
found, 01111111111131.1111 the cur, thather
pocketbook was empty. Fortunately,
just as she was about to make her he
miliating confession to the conductor,
she saw a man opposite whom she knew
slightly. and he willingly supplied the
d.efioiency Later in the day she met
him again and was able to return the
borrowed nickel. , 1
She holds the man in the highest es-
teem, she says, for he took the money
1 as politely as he had loaned it, “with-
out ridiculous fuss and fa athers. "—New
York Herald.‘
Eloquence Cruelly Interrupted.
When Sela went to Australia, he ar-
ranged to deliver a series of lectures,
and he was fond of telling an anecdote
about one of his platform experiences
there. '
"I was describing to 'myaudienee,”
" Minid, “in my very best English the
. coronation‘of her majesty. I hadseen
the procession from the corner of Par-
liament street, and was telling how the
young girl-queen drove by in the stateli-
ness of Childhood's simplicity, the dig-
nity of sovereignty already seated, upon
‘her pale young .brow, with heaving
breast. ‘A hectic flush upon her blanch-
ed cheek,’ I was saying, ‘her sw,eet
pallid lips slightly parted, 11 teardrop
trembling on her quivering eyelid all
showed’— ‘Bosh!’ suddenly murmured
a buxom old dome in the front row, and
my i'nspiration was gone."-—Westmin-
star Gazette.
,—
‘ mum Mechanical You.
All expert tool juggler in one of the,
great English needle factories in a re-
cent test of skill performed one of the
' " most delicate mechanical feats imagina-
bk. He took a common sewing needle
dmedinm size (length 1% inches) and
' " drilbd a hole through its entire length
tom eye to point, the opening being
. in“ large enough to admit of the pos-
,flidsveryfinehair. , ,
Ellis reasonvvhy so few people are
' “able in conversation is that each is
more of what he is intending
11d what others annoying.
I” when we are plan-
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PATENT.
MEDICINES.
EASY AID PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prime"; In Fact
Hard Not To Takell
Laxatonik, $1.00
Hood's Sarsaparilln, (if.
Ayer's Saranparilla, 71’.
Dana’s Sarsaparilla, 7',
Green's Nervura, 75
I’aine's Celery Compound. #45
Cuticura Resolvent, 11:1
Scott’s Emulsion, so
Castoria, 25
Atwood's Bitters, 15, or two for 25
Carter's Pills, 171, or two for :25
\Villiauis' l’iuk l’ills, ' ~10
Lydia. Piukham's Veg. Iompound, tin
Alcock's Porous Floaters, 10
Benson‘s Capsic masters, 150, or 2 for :25
'Geo. ng’dllson’s
DRUG STORE.
”Washington St, So. Norwalk.
—_ J
HUNT & ZELUFF,
Whtdesnle and lletuil Dealers In
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!
sons: .RADISH anemia '10
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsupl
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Call. 40-11.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil,
says the St. Louis :Iournalbf Agriculture
in an editorial about No-TtrBac, the.
famous tobacco habit cure, f‘We khow
of many cases cured by No—To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smokedand chewed for twenty years;
two boxescured him so that even the
smell of tobweo makes him sick.“ No-
To-Buc sold and guaranteed by R. H.
,Plaisted. No cure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
Chicago. _ ..
I J. W. Pit-roe, Republic 111., says: "I
{have used One Minute Cough Cure' In my
lfarnily andfor myself with malts so
entirely satisfactory that! can hardly
find words to express myself 113' to its
merit. I will never fail to recommend
it toothen. on every occasion that pre-
{mlmlfl’ '
17
, , 1 ,, and it Almost lmmetb
_. 1301‘". (Julio Cure is also
Ml. A. Dnnlals." Dr.
Wswmmm Hand'lesr-
mm» asdbydl oregano.
”a. W WW“
linuonlylssmit must be 110.0110
111nm Cough (lore sets quicklygmd
that'swhstmakesitp.
_ II ......ww, ,_ .
A high liver with n torpld liver will
uotbes long liver. 'orrcet the liver
with Do Witt's Little Early Risers. little
pillsthatcuredyspemlasad constipation
dcnnaumf Dimondale, Mir' we are per
mitted to make this extract: 1 have no
hesitation in remmmeudiug Dr. King's
New Discovery 1111 the n'sults were 111-
chureh at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-'
ing Lafirippcn Terrible paroxysms of
mughing Wulllll last hours with little
could not survive them. A fiivudrv‘
00111111011111 dDr King' 11 \‘ew Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
satisftu Ml'V in li111 results." Trial bot-‘
ties free at (i. ll. Stillmu's and E. P.
Wood's drug 1111111 14. Regular size (sic.
undid.
Quick in Mirna! lit-111s 11.1.1 leaves “(ll
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
Salvo. Applied to burns,
some, it is nuigicul in effect.
curt-s Plll'fl.
Electric Bitten.
for any 11(- mm but perhaps more gener-
ally needed w hen div 1 1111mm.
1-dfot'liug prevails-i, when tln' liver is
tnmidaudsluggisb and tho 110ml of 11
tnnlu and lllll'l'llfl‘y'l‘ is felt. A prompt
usoofthis iumln'im- has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
Nu medicine will out 111nm surely in
in ('nlinla'ml'llnp11ml freeing the system
from malarial poison. lit-2111:1111". imliv
gr-sliun, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty 1-1-1111: and $1 pm- ’
bottle at ('1. (.‘, Stillmn's 111111 B. l’.
Wood's drug stop-s. 1 ;
Aycr's 111.1131 l’vl'lnl'ul' is known by,
1 its Works The oxru'rit llt’t'hf half 11111111 "
itury p1"-mos that no other [111 parutious'
"oftlw kind shps tougbing .111d alleys:
1mntiuu of the throat .mdbi'om' bial Illllt H'
so promptly and 1- if" dually as this
~Acr'tou cures l1- :1'd1u'lu‘.
Dealnets Cannot be Cured
by local applications as tlu-ycanuot rem-b '
the diw.w'dpnrtiol1 (1f the var. TI" 11- is
(1111': (1111' 11.13; to 1' urn-1 (:lc 1fncss. and that
is by ('Itvllh'llllllll'll II remedies. 1111111111111,
is 'aused by an iuilauu-d condition of '
, the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. WIN-I1 this tulw is inflamed you '
have a rumbling sound or imperfect lu-ar-
ing. and who-11 it iwntin-lyclosed, Deaf-
nv-Hs lulu! result, and unless the inflam-
mation (-1111 be taken 111111111111 this tube
restored to its 11111-111111 muditiou, Instringi
will be dosm 1yml forever : nine cases out j
of t1'x1 are caused by catarrb, which is §
nothing but .111 inflauu-d condition of tln- "
mu: 11111-1 Stlrf.tr1's.;
“1' will give tin" Hundred Doll: ms"
for any-111:1. of Deafness (1 ausvd by: '11- 1'
turrhl that «111111111 be cured by llall's;
(”antrrb (‘111'12 So-nd f1 11' circulars ; l'n't'. '
l". .l. (.‘lll'Z/ll‘fti‘r (‘11..
"'51 dd by Drupgists. 7131'. l
I
(luv Zili11utuljougl1 (1111-12 tilin'bus 1111':
right, spot. it also toiu'hr'n' it at thI
right linu' if you 11111: it when vuu haw:
at'ough 01' cold. Sm- tln pox 'nt: ’llu 11'
don't 1': mgb. ‘
—Acoton will brt 11k up‘n cold.
“(live 1111- :1liv11 mmdatou and I 1‘11“
1': gulato the “111.11 " .~ .1.d 111:1 11iu.~'.'l‘bc
(1111;111th Imudml him :1 bottle of Do
\Vitt's Little: Karly 111111.11. tlu- famous
“(111' pills. '
—1\ccton cures the grip.
Don'tiuvitc disappointunrnt by ospr-ri '
running. Dept-11d upon Um-
(Ytntlgli (lure 111111 you have lllllllt‘lllult' 1'0- 1
lief. It (:urvsvroup. Tilt‘Ulll)’ llztl'llllt'rs '
rciui-dy that prmlucts immediate results. .‘
-Acoton will prevent pneumonia.
" Bucklin't Arnlca Salve.
The bistsalve 1n the world for cuts
bmisw,~11re-i,11l<ers,salt 111111111, fever
sores, letter, (happt-d hands, (l1ilbl.1i11-:.
corps, and 11111111111 eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required}
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- I
tion or money refunded. Price" 5 cents;
per box. For sale by U. C. Stillsou and:
E. P. Weed. ‘ i
Soothinghealing. cleansing. De Witt‘ s
Witch Hazel Salve istbe euc- my to sores, ‘1
wounds and piles which it 11:. v1 r fails to
cure. Stops itching and burning ('111': .
cltnpmd lips and cold-so: r-l 1'11 two or
three hours 3 - 1 -
Unlike most proprietary unalielues l
the forum] 1- of Dr. J. ('. Aysr's Surat-L
‘rnrilla and ntbtr -1' preparations are c beer-
fully sent to any
for them. Hence the special favor 11c-
dielby the World's Fair compulsion-l
“I.
geese”... BALE ensues 3011's.
111:5 81(0.
Men’s
Clothing.
[/15 amus’ng lo read cw'ren/ miner/1' lug
0/ ready-lwwcar clothing Funnels and
pl 1!an.hroplnsl5 would seem la control [/16
several slams. We hope [115 true, bu/ all
the! has [Ill/1'3 /0 do wzllz your tum/er
Overcoat or Suit.
Iamlous Mulls. ‘.
From s letter written by Rev. J. (lun- l
most nmmdous in the more of my wife. .
While I was pastor of the Baptiuti
interruption, and it seemed as if she .
I
l
I
quicklycuml by De Witt's' Witch lbw-l '
Wallis, “Ill;
Always ,
Electric Bitters is :1 1111 divine mun-(1‘
1 x11: lust- ‘
Tubal”, U. I '
Minutel ,
'Plumbe‘rs’ fiSteam Fitters’.
physu 1.1.1 1111111 applicsl '. 1
Ian.
To [1c frank. 1/11: stores are doing some/ln'm'
pralscwoi'.’ny thong/z for sell/5h reasons“
flying lo talc/211;) will: the pace we ’25:!
.. I
.5111.
"' Special Sale This Week
in Men’s Black Suits.
i
I-'
CL/l Y WORK/EDS made 1'»: 511117.33 (ml ,
I double divas/a 5364'." MM" lm.’ lo“); Cll.'1'l~ '2
ways (11.0 lel/ Isl/12.1]. the l':'::.’. ;'.)'r 1317;»
cral/ypuyé‘ lulISJl’ w. W '. .z’$lO.
The /m '1' qua/flies 1'1: .leglom 1. 1, 5.. Cl.
WORSIED llh',’ are L'lh" 511 1/1». 51:12:1'
careful line's :lzalmalms all our 171.1)»177111'2'
clot/2mgr b"’l1'r 1111'! 1113701212! llzsm 'l...’.‘£2/
3 l5 and .320, .11! (ml mar/a Nil/Jullx’c’.
3
IN
I/you wen! u 0a.":' 0/ 'IRO'UbHfl‘i 127,170?
out the old cm! rm] 17'5" 1:- 1135’ . ."lzc
season rum-cm) 11'- Inn. 1.31: lit! :77-"
your 51': .
$5. 89.
Neckwear.
You comm! (ll/01' cl 10 1331‘ 1.‘.’/l’ Iris/1.1:}: .' ‘1'.'r«':':
Slack 0/ Ntc'twmr ,.)')1 5 w'lz': '1: lo 1le a '-
van/age 0! ll. Prices are (.l/ 7 1".1/1L'l/l/l '7
More so.
E" In .7 ' 10/ l, Lam:
Open Monday, Friday and Salum’ay Evenings:
pilot's rows from £1.50 :9
..-—M w .. v—r'1m' :: -
“at”; :xvdwi" 1-1.1-- ‘r—v‘u‘nv‘ 1
Tlil'Z “(GMT ('1 llililNA’l‘lUN
hil'ulili’fl. shades and tints is the secret
of ~11'1~i::~'-1r_v i'lfo'l‘lIJ‘ commuting. if
cl-iliuu. wall and wainw-oting are at var-
iance. 131v rmult l?- dis-pb-a-einu to tip-
11v. We will ('Itn'erfully talu- rime and
tr 11'l 1-1111p'11 l Wit” Judmm-m flun-
a‘ 1.1' V1111 to 13-1 11 b: m noniom r: 111111111135»
in“: Fir-'1 and fit‘ 1111M of mun-1e, ".~‘.
ilxo' wall p.1p»:’ and 1's.» display 111011'
than 77'“ i'dllt'l‘lln fr 1:11 which to wlm-t
’1rix1tt-r~’ supplies.
Amish" Materials, Pil'turvs.
l’iv'tun-s frxnuml to order.
lug.
DECKER.
7!! ‘.'1'11~l1i11','ton Stm't.
So. N1 11'1valk.
eg-
“l A Dainty Gift.
After all mid and don: , 11 fine, well—made,
«lyilfih, well-titling pair of hluws is as accept
:v'rit! n CHRISTMAS l‘lfl'lr.’ EST 1111 unythiuu
you can think of.
to where the wry best of its kind can be pa 1-.-
cbwl, it's easily unsu cred—at
'90 WASHINGTDN STREET,
South Norwalk,
Nash & VanScoy
Just take 11 had; at our south window on l 51:1: if you think we carry :1
Conn.
Large Line of
Supplies!
1
Largest Lint: of.
CAST- IRON,- MALLEABLE- AHD- BRASS- FITTING
in the city, such as '1 altos, Reduci
NASHayANscom
c111. ii. Main and West Streets,
CONNECTICUT.
1:1"r Fitting, etc.
SOUTH NORWALK'
RESTORE
LllS'I’ lIIGOll
1m. «f S-vuzl Pf'vrrlln (bl-cs
drum. 11' 1'11 r1v1v “use. use
7 ref. 11rd. 11111121191. than
$1.4): bin-“X 14-51111. With
assigns; .-11r;. Address
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Mt la ‘ woes: 111.31.11.11111‘5 L1 Emma 1:1.
Yer stir u Tomlimsydrng store. ,
l
1. lay the whole blame on Jackson.
l
1
Painting. l’aisa'liangiug and l)t‘.(‘()l‘:ll-'
if there is any question 11» ‘
H. S. BROWN’S:
. f
.111 ssoa'e'oonseseios. 1
rs- Dpstsi nsdant Admits the larder .1
M" “from. Implication Another.
= CIM'HNATI, l-‘eh. '1‘.-—-.~lwtt Jackson to
cosmic! tin-murder 11L.l’curl Brynn ol
(inn-11 i ‘nstle. baa. 1onfosscd. and he ilupll
eaten Alonzo M \i'ulliug.’ Walling tries to
Jack-
son. 11" the .outrurv. whilo he admits blsj
own guilt. takes pains to implicate \l'ul-
ling.
’l‘bo attltude of duck-«111 and W ailing in
that of mu Warping to cast upon the other
the onus of e 111111111 numb-n “’bilo dol
big so tin-1' uudo- statements clearly showl
ins the mill! of bathe 'l‘lwy naturally 1
avoid giving the main story. When “11ml
arrivm it is thought. one or both of tlu-m:
will b.- tooth to make 11 1' In 111 breast of It.
\talllng.talki11g to a adored tur1.k1-y,
1-11I1l .lut'ksuurnimlr-rml 11nd belu'mb-d tIu .
girl in lit'ntm I.v and kept. the Ira-111i burri
three days. when he dropped it into ol
111111111- 1\ 511.. 1'1 I1 of the scum-1s has bmn'
illfllllliu‘tl.
Jackson l'ununrlv I.I\11.i"lu lmllauupolln.
l.\'bl\\\l'01..l.~ Feb.’ . ~N1ult J11: infill I
the ('nnfvssvd powders! of Pearl liryuu ui
tlrmm i'u-stle. was once 11 resident. born and I
11 student at the Indiana Ilcutnl unlit-111'.
. l'p to last Mun-b I111 revolved mall at 13:!
East New York 111 root. The faculty of tho
college rvmmuber little about him. llr.
Hunt says .lut'kson left the college at tlu
end of the March term. He has little I've:
ollootlnn of his personal appearance or I
character.
Soon Jackson's lrevious “(‘(‘UI'IL
June” (..‘1'1'1', l-‘rb, T."l‘l1o Fr'nlt Jack
' son who is under arrest at Cincinnati on
suspicion of the murder of Miss l’vurl
llryun. whose body was found dw'upitatl'd
at Fort Thomas, is the young 11111111111:
turm'd state's evidence against his m'conr
plir'e. Alexander Lotta. lwtts is servlug 11
11'?!" of years In state prison for 111111107.-
zllnv 3:51.114") from the Pennsylvania llail~
mud company. l.ctts was 1111 assistant
auditor. lie and Jackson started 11 saloon
with the stub-u money and gambled on
Imrm' races. It has been and: rstood in
this city that Joe kson wont to Green Cus-
.ll(', 11111.. to live with his 111 lbcr.
SHEA" MUST 0112.
Judge \lnylmm lN- 11'l't-s tb'c- .‘pplit' ution For
11 .\1-w Trial.
AHLWY. Fob. T.——.lud1:o .\l11_\'b.'11u has
informed liovt-i'nor .‘lorton that be had
arrived at 11 decision in the 5111-11 (‘.‘i~'1‘, and
(but be Would refuse to grant u now triul.
llls' rt'nsous for so (lH'ltlllll: is that the
('illlft‘l'lrllilll of Molloogh was out supported
by his evidence givvn below 1111' commis-
plnll nppoiutwl by the governor. and as
plum-d in contradi~1iurtion to 1111- ('\‘ltltrlll't'
111’ the \‘.‘liill‘~‘,~:(‘~' inr tlw pmpb- :1: tln- trial
was Int-king in cvullrnmtion in buy 111»
>-i.’|lll'(‘, ”1- had road ”11- 1'\'lllt‘lli'1‘ tuki'u
at the trial and bud bt't-n iulpi'm-aal by tI1:- I .
but that none of the wimp-sow. or: n tho 1'
for tho defense, bud mm 11 ill-1'1 “I ll :11in
11111.111ittvdll11' 1'1iI111'.
l‘."'"(l}llll!l;_; assunu'd to lli' in illt'l. be-
1':iil~l'\'.l'llll'll by several 1111111 531‘s. oaths.
was against ‘l-1Huugh'st-oull-~ion 11nd iw! "
1111 1.1111! to make good his stoiv of mi .
111111;.1' 'I be I'm'tb: r 1111'! wu,~ mldut- ed that
if 1\ii'i|l)ll ,:l1 bud In on in the ”with.“ he ' ' '
t'Iu'ImI-tl to be at lllt' lixm- ol' llll‘ shooting
the death 1111111111 inflicted upon line-1
Would not barn been n.’ the nature it “'11".
The ll'l|"l{ of the bullet was not- at all In
accord wi1l1.I1i.~1 story. ’l‘i'.) weight of mi-
Ilvm'o was largely against Mellouali's coir
I'm-Hull. and the application 1111.: denied.
There is no appeal from the decision oi
.luduo Itlu}'l1:1111.1111d Slim will be executed
on 'I‘tu'eduy next. :1 reprieve l11'1vi11trb1'on
granted until that limo by lioveruor )lor‘
ton.
GENERAL GIBBON DEAD.
l'l'lu' [muons lrul'l'uu Fighter P11111115 .hvuy
at His "111110 in "ultimo“.
li.\i.’i‘i.\1o!tlc, Feb. T.——tl1'11m'nl .lobu Gib.
bou.tl11.- i'umous lndian tighter. died at
his home in tl1i< 1'in at the ago of F18. llis
doutb was valued by pneumonia. which
attacked him lust Sunday night. just as
'lw was about to start. for Milwaukee to
nth-11d 11 reunion of tho, Loyal Legion.
‘llis wife. lorim'i'ly Miss Moulo of this
city. 1151111111111 :1 daughtur survive him.
.ll1- was-111 the Ti'lll‘t‘ll list of tho l'11ltvd
Status army. with the rank of brigzuliur
general.
(Ecru-r111 (.‘ibbon was born 1112:11' Iloluu's-
burg. P11. in lH‘JT, 11nd grndunli'tl:1t-W1'st
1’11th '30 yours later, served in the Moxi-
mn um- aml acted as i11:~‘11'111't.1.‘1' 1-1" artil-
ll'l'}' :11. WWI. Point until 1111- beginning of
tIu'rt'lu-llion. After serving as L'lllt'l' ul
111'tiII1'U' 1m )l:'l)u\vvll'.~' stall Iw was made
. I)r1'\'1il‘-l‘l;:1|(lll‘r gout-1111111111lun't'brbvottI-d
111:1,j111' 111'111'1‘11l. After tlu- ('l\ il war be re
111:1i1u~d in the. survive, and in in}? com-
1111'111d1'd Ibo Yellowstone expedition
'nrzmust Sitting Bull und :1 your latnrnu»
'(Illn'l' against the N07. l’ert'cs. in 18871 he
bud 1'Ilurgu 11f the troops engaged in sup-
pressing the anti-Chinese riots 11.11.1111.
ington ’I‘r'z'ritoi'y. lie was 1111' lillllllll of
1-1-1111»! 111ilitzu'y works, inyludin'v "“
111'
ArtiHm-Ns’ Manual" and "0111'_Iudi.111
Question."
1 “'ultlmm's l'uslnmsh'r Killed.
W.\1.'1'Ii.-\.\1.I\lliss., Fob. 7,—I’ostmastcr
’l'iuutby Leary was killed at tho Elm
strt'o', crossing hero. 'l'llt'l‘t' was 110 wit-
ness to the accident. Mr. Leary was run ‘
:n'UX' at this crossing on live. 17, 1M”, and l
lwt 11 foot. llu had boon to Lowell to pro- ‘
wurc an artificial foot and bad it. in I1i.-a'
hand when he left the (111'. He was ap.
pointed pt stumster in (,‘luvt'lund's first lltl-
'iniuistrutiou.
1*...111111111 l'lurglur-v (' mnit- i1 1]. I
\t'lillt 1:5."1‘1111, M:1s.~'., lwb. ..—-Tbu jury I
brought in :1 verdict of guilty in that-1151's {
'ot' James Thompson and ll‘homns llyuu .
:of New York of burglary :11 tho postotlico a
:in Webster on the night of (let. I:i lust, '
land they were seim'm'cd under the mini- ‘
'11111111 and maximum law to not it w' ill un
1:31101'11101'01111111 lh‘ wars in state piisou.
Serial or Elltlus Congratulatcd.
'wasmxcrox. Feb.
grcturncd from Vow York and found my ‘11- ‘,
111111111111 a huge number of Iz'ttcrs‘ and c1-
:cgrams congratulating bun upon the suc l
[cu-1.11 of the popular bond cull 11nd trodit'lng "
!l1i.m with stoning the ball rolling by his
resolution and sptech in the senate do-
clurlug {or such an issue.
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'll('.~1 Imu- been notified by the olllt'iuls.
attllo liull'ulo insane asylum of those:
:i'illlf'. of Louis (Took. 11111111 fillycz1rs.for111er-
ly of ll is lll.l(‘,t‘ who is regarded as 11 dun-
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liillml b_\ 11 litrhburg' ’lrrlln.
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yoursof ago, tvus strur-k by 11 Fitcblun'g
train at a grade crossing in this city and
was killed. His skull was fractured.
$3.17.}; $1.13...
F air and colder: brisk northerlv winds.
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What is
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Castorls is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and 01111-
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Morphine our other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years‘ use by
millions of Mothers. Csstoris istho
Children's Panacea—the Mother's
Friend.
For Infants and Children.
110 not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the {ac-slum}
is 011 the
wrappch'r
tect ourselves and the public at all board;
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signature of
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To Cure all
kinds of Coughs or
, Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also Hearse-
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WILLIAMS’
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Made from .1 recipe of one of the
hunt famous doctors in Ncw'l
l'lualaiul. It 111111111115 no opium of
any form "and there's no dunner as
with some preparations of forming:
the .‘lorphi. 10 ll lIIli. (‘hildrcn lil.. it,
as it «urn- lb: 111 uithout upsetting
their stomachs.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was fill. k, w 0 gave her ('astoria.
\\ hen she was a. child,sl1e cri» .1 (hr Castoria.
\\ ban a}? became Bliss, she clung to Custorla.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
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