Sweet
Caporal
Little
Cigars
for cts.
sow BY ALL DEALERS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Flu Employment for Both Men and Money.
During these hard titties it is nearly
itutrmible to find an enterprise or a
lmsinessthat is it-nuinerntive either to
labor or l‘illtllill. Snell has been the
(use for with “HIV p.tst.and the pros-
peete' are Not a- bright its eould be de.
sired. Yrt ”MTV is our liueol'work that
Is Worth investigating. 'l'ho (larmetit
l'ultrrl'o. is rim-din: a few more good
or ’lell/I’I‘rl‘llllll'tMllli’I‘ llielt'gal'lul-lll i'ul—
let in other towln upon the same plan i|>.
the work is being taught in So.?\'or\valk.
'l'lie business is profitable to an unusual
ileum».
also. .‘i numlwr ol good business men
are now eonsulering this matter and
Iliww who look it tip promptly will llllll
it to Ilu'lr :lll\:tlli.‘lge.
Many permits wonder why the (lar-
tm'ut» emu-r lo uttrtwting so uuieli atteu- .
If they will only t‘xttilililt' the sys- 1
tent and sue what it is and then eousider‘
lion.
the manner in wliieh the manually does
llllh‘illefiti they will I'Hlllll)’ understand‘
why it is attraeting this attention. For
noaniele now before the pubhe is more
awful and few. if any. more profitable
to the lu'rmn in tho business.
Ally nriiele that is a household neeesv
98in must always sell. and any artit-le
that sells well. if the profit is large and
emnpetition is little or none at all. must
alwayslwlltwiriibloto handle. lll this
Ilii'ol'tlon the gItrttit-nt euttt-r has no
siqwrior. if an equal. in this t-ountr)’.
'l'iteelear headed business man is set-k-
but just sueii optmrtunities. and many
will investigate lliisat out-e. ’l‘hesehm]
at 2"! South Main strut-i isopeu 'l‘uesdays.
Tliurn‘dayia' and Saturdays. 1.’ to .3 lllltl ;
toll p. III.
“An Eye Opener."
“or stock of groveries—tlte kind you
can get any day anywhere and the little
extras you can get at only a few speeial
ilzu‘eswiré an eye opener to anyone who
ins never seen it.
the write.
Asmragus tips. soniethiug very lino, 2:»:
can.
Canned lK‘lM‘lit‘S, strawberries, cherries, 3
alll'lt_‘0lté,]lllii‘ apples.peas.plnius. Extra
hue goals.
Chili Flam-e. eanned baked beans with
tonmtuasauee. Evaporated horse rad-
ish. Mustard by the quart.
————-—ow—-
SIIUEL COMSTOCK “2'3
72 North Main Street. -
llid you ever get tired of see-
in}.r the word
ACETON - - - -
- - - - - ACETON‘
?
7
7
If you are troubled with
Headache. Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Colds, &c.
Try a low powders. and you
Will Never tire of reconunend-
ing it toyouraillieted friends.
When called to a ease of. La
lirippe. llr. .\lai'l:tud always
gives the billowing prescrip-
tion: V
it \ ‘ it.
' ll l‘
;, Via-“ ~'\-'
:s;;. i. it. .--:~
' \,. .1.
.i....t h~-oi.t h l-I‘l~|bll-
..~ 0
_ t i..ii.u:i.\.\'p.
This success III the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Aceton ran be obtained at
w R. ll. l’laisted's.
‘ll hiltil- 'Iillli‘ ilk-l Eggs lt'r
ho lulu: l'. hoisliaugdlobl
m i’wli-h.’ kinds“! ln'glinrli‘s
l' h,‘- i l‘. .l' l'.-Wk. littll
~I' .. l .. ». i it or’»: l'..
‘ IIIH‘ A lun' v t..‘. libxfthlfl. NH. 7
1.1.; tittimlk. Hum
it is permanent and pleasant;
in ottr store it’ is a.
least to the eye—at home it is a feast. to .
l FASHIONABLE FANCIES.
of mm. lllllnmnm
lit-thou and \‘Iutqt Mum
TIIIKIIII straw bats and helmets will he
muelt worn this season.
Mines. so popular hl'\‘l'l'l|l years ago. are
again to the front as niillinery favorites.
lions and rueht-x or rails am as fashion-
nblo as ever and grow more and more vo-
luminous. 'l‘ulle and mounwllnedu note
are thn materials mold lnvoroil for them.
Small botinuts tundo entirely of violets
and trimmml with velvet. or lneo are n
funturo at tho millinery display.
The shapelesa saek shows signs of emu-
iitg more or less pmiulneuilv to tho front,
lit spite of its apparent lurk of all the
elements of popularity exeept novelty. it
rout-unis l‘\'l‘l")'l.7lll‘\‘l.lill tho future and lil
as still looking and uugrneelul a garment
ml l'ullltl well be devised. but sumo of tho
new spring slreel eosllllilei t‘ulthlrf. (if It
plain skirt and no upper garment of thin
kind made in one material and ornamented
with flat trimming.
. Fawn rolored elotb bltbi fair to ho much
i wont, especially for rents and out. of door
lob.
\‘l>l l'lXt. t'llfi'l’l'hlli.
gowns. l’urplo eloth be also We“ liked.
many mshionahlo ,i-ostumos being llllllll'
of it. i
Four-f materials take uptlie main fllll‘ll‘
lion this season. The}: hunt small pat.
terns niul delleate eoloriug as a rule.
(‘heeks ntul blaek t‘rt'polt will routiuue ill
; favor. lilark erepou is tho most Useful
goods for a skirt. to Wear with rolori-d
bodh-es and as the fashion of dillering
lllltllt't'S has by uo means gone out its vir-
tues are worth remeiuln-ring.
'l'lie t-ostume shown in the sketrh is of
beige amazon rloth trimmed with green
and blue glare silk. ’l‘ho foot. of the plain
skirt is adorned with three lines: of stilt-lt-
iiig forming a eurved pattern. The blouse
botliee, \"llll‘ll has a short. rippled basque.
is mounted in three box plaits on a souart
yoke of silk. Square labs of the silk form
epaulets. “'llll'll aro fastened down by a
metal button. .-‘. button Is also llllll'l‘ll at
. thetop of each plalt. The close sleevrs
havo a modornto balloon puff fastened at.
the baso by a silk bow and gold ltun'kle.
'l‘ho belt niui the draped eollar are of silk.
’i'be beige straw hat. is trimmed with blue
velvet and blnrk pluim-s.
.lt'bit: t'noi.t.i-;T.
THE ORIGIN OF PEARLS.
Always Form Around a Foreign
IiotlyHCaune of Irldeseenee.
They
Professor Stewart reeetttly leeiui‘rtl at,
' llltv lioval institution about theslu-li form-
ing habits. of the lainellibriinrhs‘. or oyster
Q family. The shell bearing mollusks. he
. said. are all endowed by nature with tho
very valuable t-iiparity of Ilt'porlllllg ln‘llll-
til'ul films of enleite. or earlioiinto of little.
from the evils of their soil entit-le. orouter
shin. in this way they buihl up their
shells.
'l‘bodelniled strumuroof tho shell is well
‘ worth studying. . The layers of ealt-art-ous
matter nearest the eutit'le are beautifully
smooth atttl polished. forming tho well
known mother of pearl. known to zoolo-
gists as lllll’l‘t‘. The deposit takes the
form of exeeedingly thin. sentitrztnsparent
films. and it is trout this eiiuse that the
. beautiful iridosreuoo of nattro arisen.
Brewster many years ago thought ho had
proved cont-lusively that this irideseent'e
t u ' due to extremely lim- lines on the
. surfaee. beeause a rust taken of the intern
i in wax exhibited the sumo iridescent-o.
l Professor Stewart mentioned that he luul
, rep rated lit-owner's etperiiuent and found
. that tho ii'itleseent'e of the wax was duo to
! lino lllltls‘. of uaere adhering to it. It may
} now be, taken for granted that the nuere
l films produeo what are known as “inter-
l fen-nee" offer-ts izi tlili‘raetiug light. and
give. rainbow tints on the saute prinelplo
as Newton‘s rings and soap bubblos.
The usual souree of pearls found within
tho oyster appears to he the intrusion of
soino small foreign body. wliielt sets up till
irritation of the eutiele. The only means
of defense open to the mollusk is toile-
posit a layer of naero round the irritating
partielo and thus out it off from the soft.
tt-udor skin. A grain of sand. a small
crustacean or a diatom “may slip in be-
tween the lips. and setting tip irritation
provoke the trtitiele to deposit around it n
serim of thin films of naere. 'l'lu-so are
added to front time to time like the skins
of an onion tiittil ultimately tho little tili-
"leus ls rouipletely .ent'ystetl. and a pearl
is the result.
In this way many various deposits. are
to l)l‘i'st'l‘li in mother of pearl. for the oys-
ter applies the same remedy to all sorts of
foreign bodies. of \\'lllll(l\‘l'l"l‘lliIlFlIl'lt'I‘ they
may be. l’rofessor Stewart, had even seen
little fish imbedded in tho. naer'e. The
lTliiiit-se. with their ingenious habit of
turning natural phenomena to aeronnt.
have taken advantage of tliisto artificially
exeite the growth of pearls ilt oysters. A
favorite deviee is: to insert an ll shaped
piece of wire into the ‘iunnllo border by
means of \\‘lll'.‘ll ordinary pear shaped
l pearls aro prudlll‘t'll. ‘lilil the proet-ss is
not remitted to produt'lng ordinary pearls.
Larger objects are inserted and routed
\vitli naere. t-spoeially inelnl ilglires of
lituldba. Willl'll yield mueh prized eopieu
in pearl of that divinity. generally used
as Ullltl‘hiis‘.—-Ltllllltlli Chronicle.
i Itegfiiereu Letters Ari—suing.
Sorta NORWMK. Cunll.. April :l.——lt i:
learned that postoiliee inspectors lmvt
lll'l'll here during the past. two days seek
ing to solve the mystery surrounding tlii
dimipp :aranee of a registered mail sue!
mntainitig upward of 2;?) registered let
ters whirb were forwarded from the New
ank oilire toollircs at South Norwall’.
Norwalk. Danburv and stations along tlu
Norwalk and Dnnbury railroad one do)
this week. Great secrecy is maintained by
the postotliee officials. No trace of tho but
Mu been found except; that a mall clerl
rrreintcd for it at New York.
AN AMPHIBIOUS SHIP.
A Novel emu 'I‘lmt 'I‘ruvoln Well on Land
or In Water. ‘
The. London (li'iipltie given the follow.
iiigaeeouut of a novel eraft. invented
by C. J. )lagnell. a Sun-dish engineer.
"As will be seen from tho illustra-
tion. the stunner when on land runs on
rails just as a train duet, the motive
power beingr the same that turns the
propeller. Mr. Mnmu-ll‘s steamer is
eidled the Swan. and is now at work in
the northern part of the island of Zoo-
laud. in Denmark. It performs its
journey ten times daily. and crosses the
intervening istluuun of thy land in it
perfectly satist'at-tory manner every
time. The little umpltibiouq boat is
about titty feet long and nine feel in
the beam. draws about three feet of
water. and exit tl.‘t'nlllotlttlt‘ seventy pet"
sons. The engines are of tweiity-uevon
horse power. and work the propeller
when the hunt is lit the water. By an
ingenium arrangement. at soon it» the
simpler approaehes the ‘ails the shaft
of the propeller in diseoam-eted from
the engine. and the crank shaft of the
driving wheels heroines eouuerted. A
series of posts are arranged whieli in
sures the sale gtudanee of the boat on
to the rails. The \Vllthi Work in water
4 light. boxes. and it. i~l found thew an
swor very Well. The wheels are of the
sumo size as those ordinarily in use on
railways. while the Hawk is slightly
hollowed to allow for the keel. whit-h
projects very slightly below the levtl
of the rails.
"When the boat has t'rnssed the lsth
inns and re enters the water the wheels
are, thrown out of gear. aitd I'I‘llidlll
locked while the engine \vork-t tho pro
pellet. There is no pereeptible jarring
or jolting either when the vessel is
coming on to the rails or leaving them.
Tllt! strainer is said to boa hllt'i't‘hti in
every way. and is proving to hell remit
iterative speeulaliou. Whether We shall
live to bee the prinriple applied to oeean
going ships l5 doubtlul. t-spt-eiall)‘ when
We come to t‘nlirllli‘l' the enormous dead
weight. of one of our Atlantic grey-
hounds. lint for small simulators the
idea isovidently good and lil‘ut‘ilt‘ullle.
The inventors think that, amphibious
boats of this description will be largely
Used in rotuitrit-s like Sweden. Finland
attd the llziltie provinem oi Russia atid
(b-rluauy. where theyare so many lakes
and arms of the stat ti'i'lllll‘l‘t‘il by low
lying necks of land. That the invention
is believod in by the people of Denmark
is evident from the fart that several
morn of these railway steamers have
lll‘i'll ordered."
PUNISHMENT OF THE BATH.
In lugeuiou-ly Tot-luring Form of Ilentlt
I'eoalty.
lit forun-r tiiuoi the punishment of
tho bagno tb till i. one of ill" most elev-
v'l‘l_\' eruel iutiiz'tiom evel‘ devised by an
ollieer of the torture t'llillllllt‘l‘. was ad-
ministered in llaly. problbly in Vulture.
where the \\'4l.ll'l' of the Lngoous played
so prominent apart inits peii'tl system.
l‘lte punishment was as follows.
The prisoner was plow-d in a vat. the
sides of “'llll'll were slightly iii ext-ms of
llll' average height of a man. in order
it) hold in elleek the rising tide of a
supply of water Wlllt'll ran into the val
in a constant stream. the eriuiiual was
furnished with a tieoop with whieh lo
hail out the water as fast as it rainr
in on him.
The respite from death by immersion
thus obtained was more or less pro
longed. aeeordiug to the powers of en
duranee posses-it'll by the vii-tint. llut
imagine tlte'iuoral torture, tho exhaust
ing and even hideously grotesque el'»
forts. the incessant and pitiless toil by
night and day tostnvt- ol’t' rlie dread ino»
moat fast approaehing when. overeotue
by sleep and fatigue. lie was unable to
struggle any longer against his fate!»
Le Moniteur du l’u_v.
'I‘lH-y Mutil- Mum-y. -
The street arab lives‘by his wits. if he
lives at all well. llis wits are sharp
ened by t‘oiitaet with the: eold world.
and he realizes that hustle is neees‘snry
for suecess. TWU youngsters who pod.
dle cough drops have dropped to this
fact. and yesterday employed rather
questioittble methods. which. however
“as questionable "methods stillletilnes
tin—resulted to their linnnt'ial gain.
”lie of these boys is lllllt‘ll linger than
the other. and quite a t-rowd was at
traeted to tho eorner of Ninth and
Chestnut streets yesterday by the big
boy puiuiueiliiig the little boy. At the
proper time the bigr on‘e disamieared.
leaving the littlo one surrounded by
tears and sympathy.
Several benevolent passerssliy.pitying
“the poor little fellow," showered nick-
els and pennies upon him in royal shape.
But the sequel shows that the "poor lit
tle fellow" was in league with his sup-
posed toriiientnr. and no sooner had the
crowd disp'ire‘ed than became in for his
"divvy." Thekcene was repeated sevs
and times. always with the same result.
until a big policeman saw through the.
little game. and the youngsters disap-
_[marred—Philadelpliia Reeot‘d.
Junk IIeul‘er Finds $13,000.
A Paris Junk de tier found rerently
$1s_tltltl iii bonds hidden between the
leaves of an old magazine wliieh he had
bought for a few cents. The dealer at
tempted to dispose of the securities to a
broker iii Brussels and was arrested.
charged with theft. The bonds were
identified by the relatives of an ween
trie old titan who had died a short time.
before. The junk dealer was sentenet-d
to four mouths' iiitprisoument for at
tempting to dispose of the bonds under
false pretenet-i. ‘
A Real Bottomless I'll.
The celebrated "bottomless abyss“ of
France is situated ill the proviiiee of
Vaticluse. and is considered one of the
most interesting geological wonders in
the world. It is called the Abyss of
Jean Nauvcah. and has been known for
centurion It is from three to twelve
feet in diameter and praeti tally bottouu
less, It is supposed to be the vent. of an
ancient geyser.
SQUTH NORWUAK
hill in lllilii.
Yn. WI can fly like Commodore
Perry. “We luv-mot the Enemy
and they are ours.
The enemy was IlilfllOl‘Ollfl and firmly
entrenched in South Nut-walk.
We conquered. Porous and poor
man‘s plasters yielded to Doaii'e Kid-
ney Pills.
Liulnientu and oils were thrown
away ill the rout.
Deep rooted preludlees existed.
iiuaii'a Kidney Pills changed all this.
liottn'u Kidney Pills have eured ae-
tuallv cured bail roses of
Kidney llth‘nSe~tll3~‘i‘zlse. slow. Iii-
lldious. and devolving.
And have brought good sound health
to seem of sufferers.
Mr. I“. 0. Lyon, of No. High street.
adds his testimony. lie. helped to
mold the minds of a host of his fellow
citizens. Illa profession, that of a
school trarlzer for thirty ’yeara. fifteen
of which he. was principal. placed him
prottiint-ntly before the public. When
In harness he was an oracle and his
attttements earry weight. He says: “I
procured a box of lioau's Kidney l‘ills
from Plalstrtl'n pharmacy for a slight
urinary trouble that originated front a
cold. I caught it at an entertainment
about two years ago. lltiltll'll lx’lduey
Pills must have brought, about
change. for am now quite will"
Dunn's Kidney l‘lllu are for stile by
all dealrru. price in! with. mailed by
l-‘otiti-r-hlilburn (‘o,. Buffalo. N. l'.,
Solo Agentn for the l'nlted States.
on
'l‘housanda are suffering
lug misery front that plague of the
night. itching Hits. and ray nothing
about it through a sense of drill-dry.
instant relief in Dunn's Ointment. it
never fails.
excruciat-
It surprised many visitors totlu- ( 'hiv-a-
go World's l-‘air to find that of all tlieI
blood purifiers. .-\.\‘er's Harsapnrllla was
the only one on exhibition. The reason
is that Ayer's Hursapurilla is a standard
remedy. and not a patent medieine. or
sel't‘et nostrutn.
Burns are absolutely painless when
lie Witt's Witt-h Hazel Halve is prompt-
lv applied. 'l‘lus <lllletlll'llf tut-tie. .\
in-rfert remedy for skin dist-uses. elmppt-d
hands and lips. and lit-\‘I‘l‘ fails to euro
Files. |.;_ l’. Weed and (l. l'. Htillson.
Many people. with the notion that
nature ought to take euro of herself. all'
low a eougli to plague them for Weeks
and mouths. Whereas. if nature were
assisted with a dose or two of Ayer's
('ltt‘rl‘)‘ l’t‘cloi‘al. the rare liliglll be if
feted ill a very few days.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
N. V.,llew Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave South Norwalk as follows:
For New York.
A. ill. li'JII.f-il'|.ti 15.055, run. 755. Mi, out,
9 2m. alts. loin. ll :47. l‘. ‘it. r: (ill ii. 225. 2 M.
I of. 4 20. f) all. b an. ti no. It So. 7 hi. H it. to Lill.
husmrs.
A. M. 620.630.1l 15. lull. «14.7224. 9 2n.
Leave New Vork for So.NorwaIk.
\. .\I.filio.t'.m,1m,stut_omi, to on, 1006, ll "9’-
ll o:l.l'.'tr1. l'. M. l m. MI. Inn. t in. ms. 4 an,
t2 2. ti on, 6m. 7 (It. s no. it at». l'.! on.
stismrn.
A. M. 600. 7 an. I'.1tl. 600.1200.
Leave South Norwalk
for New Haven.
A, ill.
II M. I‘.M.
mi 7 limit]. 9 ll. ll l5.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave So. Norw-Ik.
A.lif. 637.1011. P.Itl.it:i.433.512.lsr)5.
. SUNDAYS.
A.lil. 9M. I‘..\t. 725.
Leave Danbury.
A.lif. Gill.7:lli.9fi'l.lllll. P.1d. 423.657.
SUNDAYS.
All. 805. PM. 505.
‘J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger. Calciminer,
Painter.
{DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample liooksof Imteuth‘tyleaol l'uperu.
lint-tiers and (silt Moulding» til on to
houses for inspeeliou, on notice by postal.
liabilities L'heerlully (liven. iticlil
For Sale by l
s. B. WiLsdu
BUILDER ANDREI“.
ESTATE AGENT.
in WALL STREET. NURWALK, or."
Two or Three Good Home.
On the installment plan. or will exvluiutro one
for store or merehandise '
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
5| Washington Street.
Open daily frmii ii to 1:! a. m.. and from
1 to :i p. iu.. and on Monday evenings
from 7m ll.
Interest filltiwell on deposits.
ALDEN HILMAXS. l’rizut.
’ .lllllN ll..l-‘|'lelil‘<. \‘iee l'l‘l‘lllx.
.IUIIN Il.‘l\'.‘~'Ai’l’. bee. and Tim.
mimic Lsnu Timur.
. 356. l
the -
Nitw Hunt. Bomb, 71 William b‘t.—~
"l tlnit know of Dr. Hand‘s Rt‘llil‘tlll'iil
for Children live your» ago. and 1 null
(‘Ulllllllllllly mamuuoudiugothermothers .
iottliotlioituaud always with the beat
results. My baby was deathly siek with :
eltolera liifantuut. and llr. llaud's Dinr- i
rlio'uhllxtum cured it almost tainted» .
lately. Dr. llaud's ('olie Cam in almj
I‘Xl'i‘lll'llls'w‘t‘ll‘h'. N. A. .l)auitvl.~i." l)r..;
llnud'u t'olie (“are and Dr. lland’s lliitr- l
rho-n Mixture are sold by all druggists. ‘
Dr. Illnd‘s Item for Children. ‘
A little ill. then alittle pill. The ill isl
gone the pill has \von. De Will's Little .
I'Zurly lilsermthe ullstlutt run-great ills. '
1‘). l’. Weed and l. l'. Still-ion.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
l‘lleell'it' Hillel‘s has proved to be the
very best. It inlet-ts a lh‘l‘llllllll'lll l‘lll't' ‘
and the most dreaded habitual sin-k :
ltettdaehes yield to its infiueuee. We.
urge all who are aitlieted to proenri- a :
bottle. and give this mainly a fair trial 1
in east-sol habitual eonstipatiou l'Ili-etrie 3
Bitters runs by giving heeded tone to)
the bowels. and few eases long resist the
use of this medit-ine. Try it out-e. l’if. i
ty rents and SLIM at Htillson's and i
Weed‘s drug stores.
‘ “my people have notiitte. and sensible
[wople have no inclination to use a slow
The Discovery Saved Ills Lilo.
I
lHllt‘. lil..s.iv~; "'l‘n lir. King‘s New
lllist-ot-t-rv ane my life, Was lalu'n
lwtth I.;t lirippe and tried all the physi-
leiansl'or tuilvs about. but of no mail.
and was given up and told lt'oubl not
lbw. Having llr, King‘s New lltseovt-rv
l in my store i set” for a bottle and begin
itsuwaud front the lll':~ltllt\1‘ began toi
.get better. and after using lllll't‘ bottle-
i\\'i|.\' up and about again. it is Worth its.
.wt-igltt in gold. We don't loop house
.oi'siorr- without it." (let free trial
“.tl Silllvlll's liltll “'I‘Nl‘s tll‘llt: slIIl't's.
ll
ll isnot a utirnele. It won't euro-Merv
illllllL'. ltul ll \\’Illt'llit‘ lllll‘~, ’l'lmt's uhal
lit-Will's Witeli ll-I/J'l Halve “1” do. In
t‘llllsu it has done it in hundml.ot‘i'as.
H. l’. Weed and ti. t', :itillsou.
Calarrh Cannot be Cured
Willi loeal applieations. its tin-v eannot
real-h the seat of the disease. ('alarrli
('atai'rlt ('ure is
nets tlireetlv on
r‘lli‘lttt't‘s. littll's
ital remedies. llall's
taken internally. and
the blood and mueous
(‘atarrh (‘nre is not a quaek llll‘tlll‘llil'.
it was preserilwd by one of the best‘
physieuuts in this t-oiiutl'y t'oi‘veztrs. and
is a regular pi't-st-ription. It is eonipos-
ed of the best
with the best blood pnl'ih: rs. uvtiug on
the lllllt'llll‘~ surfaei-s, 'l‘lio peril-rt eont-
biimtion of the two ingimlients is what
pi'mluees Mll'li womb i't'ul results in ear
riold l>_\' drugxidx. if; '.
ltnow that it l'lll't‘tl 7t rough. l-lverv om-
tloes uho has t;---d it it is .t pt-rl‘et-t
reuo-dv l'or eougbs. eobl‘s. hoarsenlss.
it is an i-spen'tal l'atoi‘ite for eliiidrI-n.
being pleasant to talu- :iud quit-k in ear-
lll_L'. ii. i'. Wind and ti. l‘. >llll~t n.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
103.120.6311. 7 ilR. ti iii. 9 ll. 10 on, 11 not. ;
l'leh. t 31.303. 4 2e. 6 In. 5 :7. 527. j
li's [lust as easy to try tine Minute
[t‘ougli (‘ure as anything else. it‘s
toaster to euro :1 severe t’tlllL’ll or eobl
Iwith it.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
The best salve. in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. uleoru, salt rbeuui, fever
sores. tottor. ehapped hands. ehilblains.
coma. and all skin eruptiomt, anti posi-
tivelveuros piles. or no pay required.
tion or money refunded. l’riee :35 eents
per box. E. l’. Weed and (,i. l‘. Stillsoit.
'l‘ake a dose/of Iii-Will's liittb' Early
lv'isers just for tin-good they will do you,
'l‘hese little I'ills are good for indigest-
but. good for llt‘lllldl he. gold for ll\'I r
eoniplaint. good for |"Ill:~ll[l:llltlll. 'l'ln-v
are good. l}. l‘. ‘Xeed and ti. 4'. Stillv
.-ou.
You Don't Have l'o Swear Oil.
buys the h‘t. LonisJ‘ouruitl of Agrit'ultnrt‘:
in an editorial about Nol'l'tvrl’utt‘, the
famous t‘obiu'eo habit. elite.
One. a prominent St Louis art-hiteet,
smoked and ehewed for twenty years;
two lmxes euretl hint so that even the
smell of Iobareo llllllfl'rl llllll sit‘lr." Nu-
'l‘o-l'lae. sold and guaranteed by R. ll.
l‘lttisted. Not-nreno pav. lluolt‘frw.
Sterling Remedy Uo., New York or
Chicago.
It's allthe same. a slight ('HlIlJ'tlllL't .I‘
rd lungs or severe rough. Unt- llllllllll‘
(Tought'iii'ebanislirstheiii. l'l. l'. W! l d
and ti. 1‘. Stillsmt.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her C‘astoria.
When Ihn was I Child. she cried for (Morin.
When the beams .‘Iiv. she clung to Castoril.
When Ibo Ind Children. the gave then (work.
APRIL 6. 1896. "
Mr. ll. l'aillotp-tto, ulru ' tint, lll‘.l\‘t’l“-l
LL
‘ it ill" with minty and lit reason to l‘hni‘k
is a blood or eoustilutioual disease. and .
in order to eure it you must take inter—i
tonies known. eotubim-rl.
tin: t 'ntarrlt. Semi for testuuouials. from,
l". rl.(‘lll4.\l'iY \\' (ll l..lll‘w1|.~'.. ’l‘tlll‘llll':
Illiio.
We might llll you lllliltl about lllll“
Minute (‘ougli l'iito'. but "\‘Itll probably'
Let your next [llll’l’llllM' for a.
eough be line Minute (‘ough (.‘ure.
lit-tier iuetlit-iue: better i‘osult; better"
try it. l‘l. l’. Weed and (l. (‘. Stillson,
it is guaranteed to give pt-rfeet satisfae-‘l
“We know .
of many eases eiired by Nit-'l‘o-llzit-.f
W- .-.,___-.- . ,. - .. . '
BBITONS IND SPINIIBDS
it is Reported That They Have
Formed an Alliance.
i
1
THE POWERS 8001i TO BE NOTIFIED.
bur null Ill-Ill In the ‘letlltevraueutt ~ In
Iii-turn to Reader Aid to Spain In llu .
Cuban (.‘onlllel. l
l
t
l
I2ttgllnh Warship» to lie I'erutlIIt-tl Io llnr- !
l
l
New YlIltK. April IL—llalluril Smith. 1
Nut World's London correspondent. rnblei l
tho following:
’l‘ho pmltlvo statement t‘flllltlltl mo lrotnl
a leading lluunnler of the lily ttbo mou .
. tiylunklug part of Lomlotil that England-
Iins (billl‘llllli‘ll a treaty of nlllutiee with?
Spain, lliet final message to me was A
"Within li'll days Europe will be startled
by tho oilieial aunouiirtuuuut of tliislaet." l
I give this: titatement with tho I'I"\!f\l~ l
whb-h its lutertmtlounl lllt].ul‘llllli‘ll\\‘lll"i
rnnto. pointing out only that the sensitive
mom-y lllll'l‘l'rtlfl of the oltv am often but‘
tor informed on such matters than is any
other part of tho eontmunltyext-opt the
highest oliirini authority. and that my in
formant in now and for many years bani
lIeetl tisstit'lillt‘tl with the lending ilnnuelttl 5
ontorpriseit. eonspleuously the interun- ‘
tloiinl ones. of London haukont. “in.
“bill". if i rould mention it. would be rmu l
ogttltetl IN very authoritative by every"
New York banker its well as Ivory Lon.
don haul nr.
reuuvdy. tine Minute thug]. l‘ure m4,- Sui-it a treaty would have a vastly lnt- .
:lm'llll'llv and ls'l\e.~ IK‘I‘IIIJIIII'Ill l'l'fllll‘. ‘ 1'0"""1 “WITH"! "IN! ”I“ t'tmllllentnl slt- 1
1‘3. 1'. Wreil and (l. (‘, Stillson. l button. it. would have a roiitiuv-iiiuirnti-lyl
l important bearing upon the Cuban ques- t
that in the l'nited States.
I quoted to my informant the statement.
in the New York iiowqtnpers that tho
Washington got-ornim-nt had reenlwd n
semiollieinl intimation from tlrt llrltish
mllibttrv that. tin-at liritoln would np
prove of the recognition by the i. oiled
Stated of (‘uban bellman-nay,
ill; rr‘ply will that etaetly the eoutrnrv
l~l the e we, that ill the first piaeo the Sal
Minty nilulstry is disposed to do anything
tho pn-n-nflonxof tlm Amerlenn govern-
ment to interfere llI either \i'nst lndlnn or
South Amt-rlean alllilrii~—~pnrtlvulnrlv lit
the West Indie-i. where tin-at llr'itnln lier-
wlf bust mint. important lllll‘l‘l’il‘-~llllll
that, «roundly, rpm" by this treaty lllll-l
madn- important eoueesnlons to l-Lngland
in return for the latter's morn or less
urtlvu support of Spain in her eonlllrt.
with the (plum rebels.
England to hot Illglitn In \Ieillterruuemi.
1 ran furnish no further detnih of this
llllt'gtttl treaty than that. ureordlug to my
informant. it will lnt'llltle giving to ”real.
i lll'llnlll the right to harbor and rent. her
' lb-ots in the Mediterranean port< of Spain.
The linrlior of t'artugena is who of tho
lint-st on the Mediterranean and would
shelter the entire. llriti-dt navy.
'l he Salisbury ministry hat openly and
tillieially stated (mo of its ehief reason: for
that extraordinary movement. the udvanrn
on tho Sudan. aeet-ptetl‘ its hos-tilt- by
l’rnnt-o and “IL-will, was to make a friend-
lv diversion in behalf of Italy. All hitt-
ropo has in turn neroptrd this assurance
fl‘i proof of England's uympathv with tho
lerIo allianee. and oven liertnanv showed
nppreeintion of this fuel by voting with
itnly and Austria to assist England‘s war
with tho enliph. Frame and litirls‘lfI. on
thueoutrurv. are nbla/e with hostilo iii-
limitation against England bet-ause of this
tllovelltelit.
l’ruiu all this the importation of all .'\n-
gl'lSpanlsballiniien to (treat. llrltnln lsl
ol‘viotis. Neither liibraltar nor Malta—-
l‘.!iglaiul's only two porn on tho Mediter-
:lllit 'ill——-l~' eapttblo of either lutrborii: 1 or
.rehttiug n tb-et. btit with both the ltalinn
laud r~p:.:ii~h ports thrown open to tho
, lli'ttlsb arr-'1‘ the From-ll lleet at. 'l'otilnn
\t‘oubl be at linglomi's merry. and It'ussia
roubl hardly tmtko a junetiou from tho
llhu-k sea with tho ships of her Fretteli
allvf ‘
rut-ll are, tin-apparent reasonv whvtlreut
llrltaiit shotill wish to make silt-h an alli-
umu- as allow ititlit‘ated. it Would, iuoro
over. leave her in safe, possession of lil-
liralt:tr._
'l'iiiie alnnu t my informant says less than
*1. ltlf‘lllllzllll ran show if the statement
lilun'tt is founded on lll'lllnl fuel. i would
not l'lIllll‘ ll had i not vary great roulhlent-o
in my authority anti iii his unquestioned
‘ opportunity to ltnow llm fartiiil' they have .
it'lllt nded beyond the foreign Ulllt'U to the
iitoiiey center of the British empire.
; One Hundred “'Iiltes Killed.
. l.o,\'tio.\‘. April o,—-«A (lispitteh to ’l'hu
'l'iuies from t‘apo 'l'own srt : “it is
:knowu that over ltlllwhites linto been
lean-d that tho number will amount. to
. um,
says that they hnvo plenty of arms. ani-
‘-d'ho .lllllflllllt'illllffltll‘s
ttlllt feeling in llhotlesia is to decline .lir
. llllllllt‘fillllru‘tlN‘Sls‘lllllt‘ll.
t'eell l'il’llvlll‘s‘.”
l Smuggling lit ('ltlnmiien.
i Moxtment. April IL—Iit-eeitt, arrests by
l'uttod States eustoms officials at Canaan.
inq of several t'hlnaitien who had been
slittigulednvt-r tho lidrdor have put the
l l'nited States ollteers on a track that. has
kind of smuggling is of a most. extensive
and far rearhiiig character. Investigation
‘ whieli followed these arrests has rr-voaletl
‘ the (‘Xlsll‘lll‘l‘ of a large syndirate that has
il‘t'f‘ll engaged in the \vhnlesalo nttiiiaglmg
l :tf Chinesn for more than three years past.
lit-publirnn Sentiment In Tennessee.
N.\.-itvti.i i. April Ii.—-Althotigh tho
Davidson county Republican l'thl‘lllltlll
lndorsed .\l«-l(lulev. well informed Reptil-
liean loaders my the distrb-t eonventlon
. will send two ltrod delegates to St. Louis;
‘lhat tlmont~iilo counties will seleet enough
lived ilolvgnto: to enpttiro thi- illstrb't- eon-
ill'uiion with the assistant-e of iii-ml tit-lo
‘itntos from this tliavidsoni roomy. and
‘Illll' Heed .iueit ilitiltl. with it good of show
of noth-trlty. that they liavo outnmnnged
ttbe :‘li‘Klllll'y lender-I.
IIl‘treu-pd Strainer Arrives In I'orl.
Ni'w Loxnm. t‘oun.. April tl.———'l‘ho
three toasted schooner H. .A. lionnell.
t‘aptnln lionnell. of Philadelphia. whit-h
. mm before rrporttd in distress off Block
l i-litntl. arrived hero in low of the tug Cn-
‘ ion, The schooner was bound front Darlen.
Him. for this port with a large of pine
t lumber. and during II gnlu Friday lost her
‘ noun and minim masts.
i
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i Many Lives Loci in an Explosion.
l ilta sexier—y April IL—Thc boiler of the
l itiP-tlll tug Virginia exploded between tho
lvillagos Mair-elm and llaerrodn on the
’ r'rheldt. Four of the crew were killed, and
tho shook of the explosion caused the
thrice. to sink. drowning the burgoman'l
muons. . "
family of eight.
killed in tho Mntabebt uprising. and it‘ls. .
.-\ privalo tolegrnm from Bulawayo
iuiiiiitioii and provisions. forthroo months. .
iiro equipping n j
'1 force for Bulawayo. btit it. is. stated that i
The wires iiro llI- .
iel‘l‘llplt'tl and there is no {Wot lion. f
‘~\~W“
.551”
‘vinlded overwhelming evident-o that this ‘
What is
fistula
Castoria ii Dr. Samuel Pitcher’l
prescription for Infant: and Chil-
dren. It contain: neither Opium;
Morphine nor other Narcotic lube
stance. It is a harmlm substitute for
Paregoric, Drops. Soothing Syrup;
and Castor Oil. It ll pleawit. ltl
guarantee in thirty yearn’ uno by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children) Panacea~the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon but lnsbtt upon
having t‘nvloria. and m that the facainud.
signature of
is on the ,. I.
“'li'iivlitl 16" 2:; /M r
Wesltall pm— 1 (4-
lett min-elven and the public at all hazard».
Till-L L'lvNIAl It UMII'ANV. 2": Mutiny :.l., N. if.
l
In i.'n'.”iz,r
It Cures
COUGHS
and
COLDS
QUlCK.
an; almr§ 5 ’
§ anlnlner In
l'. S‘. l'nlem, "Hire.
“97“ In “His
(tillers. illill .\l;tiu Hit-oi.
('ONN-
BI" DH ['1 I‘IIIR'I‘,
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and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat.-
Caveats.
out lillhlf‘ln‘ifi conducted for Mooznrrc Fug.
oun Omens OPPOSITE U s. RAT: TOrrlct
and we (.lilsl‘Llil’c patvriitin less time t. tan those
remote from Washington. .
Send model. drawing or photo.. with descrip-
tion. We advise. if {inimitable or not. Inc of
charge. Out for: not din: till polynt i". serlirerl.’ ‘
A ngpHu-m “ llnw to Obtain l'.urnr:. with!
rm: of saute in the U. S. and Lorcigit LUUHHICII‘
sent lice. Address,
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