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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Find Employment Ior Both Men and Money
Ulll'llltzlllt-s‘t‘ hard times if is nearly.
ittuaxssible to tliul an enterprise or a
,busiucsstliat isreiniiiu-raiive either to
labor oreapital. Snell has been the
ease for some time past. and ihe pros-j
pet-ts are not as bright as eould be ill"
sired. Yet there is one line of work that ‘
is Worth iirvestiuatiiig. 'I‘he (Iarmentl
(‘utter (‘o., is needing: a few more good
organizers toilill‘uduee their nurllietil eul~
in in otht-r towns upon tlio saino plan as‘ "K" of tho roeent ('uban resolutions by
the work is being taught in So..\'oi-wallt.
The business is proiilable to an unusual '
degree. It is permanent and pleasant .
also. A number of good business men 7
are now eoiisii'mriiii.r this matter and
those who look it up promptly will find,
it to their advantage.
Many persons wonder why the (tar-
ment emu-r is alli'lo'iiiiu so lillll'll atleu~ j
tion. If they will only examine thesys¥
torn and see what it is and their milsider
the manner in \\ hieh the eniiipan does
business they will readily undi- 'staud
why it is lllll‘lil'llllt: this attention. For
no article llt 1w before the public is more
useful and few. if any. more profitable
to the person in the litisiiie~ s.
Any article that is :1 household lil‘el-s-
sityiuust always sell, and any :trliele
that sells well, if the prolit is large and
coinmtilion is little or none at all. must_
always be desirable to handle. "in this
direction the gariiieut t'lilltil' has no
‘jsuperior. if- an equal, it! this country.
The clear headed business man is seek-
iiiu just such opportunities. and many"
will investigate thisat out-e. Thdsehohl
at- 22 South Main street is open 'l'iiesdays.
Tlnu'sdays and Saturdays, ‘.’ to .‘1 and I
to 9 p. lit.
‘ehaiigo. tlm l'nited
. Would suggest. mediation.
“An Eye Opener."
()urstoek of groceries—tho kind you
can get- aiiy day anywhere and the little
extras you can not at. only a few special
places—is an eye opener to anyone who‘
has never seen it. In our store it is a.
feast. to the eyewat home it is a least to -
the, taste. ’
Asparagus tips. something very fine, L'Se
can. '
Canned peat-lies. strawberries. cherries. .
apricotsmine ti])l)lt.‘.~'.1)l‘il>‘.plillllfi. Extra
line goods.
(.Ihili sauce, canned halted beans with .
tomatoosauee. 'I'Ivaporated horse rad-
ish. Mustard by the quart.
ooo- —-v—-
SAMUEL cousrocu hrs;
'72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired oi‘see-
‘ing‘ the word
'ACETON-u-a
-----ACETON”;
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If you are troubled withE
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Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Golds, 81c.
Try a few powders. and youl
will never tire oi reeoiiiinend-l
in;r it to your alllieted lt‘lCllflS.‘
When called to a case oi 1.21.
(lrippe. llr. .\larlzind always;
gives the followingr [II'CSCI'III—i
tion: ‘ l
‘ ll. .\-'et-~u.l ill.
.\I. ll. l’til\ No.12.
Sin. Ta'ke 'iIII'Nh‘H‘IllllllI-illl‘,llll perspir-
3111:.theii meiv lwll'lit‘lll" .
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This success in the cure oi
this disease is world wide.
Aeeton can he obtained at?
K. II. l’laisted's. ‘ '
L
ii kinds ...I the I‘wst Hugs for
' Ilili"lill-I_' li.l.:1:1~l1;1i1g.(ioitl
u-l» li‘lll~ll..il-(lll‘l‘ltil ‘LIIIUI‘II‘
“Iii 'llllll ii. l'. l‘ h”. “MIT
and White. f‘o-~liiii~. a» and s1 .11.. ' . 1. .
[illumirtpii'i‘ 1v l“lv\i‘l.i’,li“~1 Ilr:N\iZl.i'. .\o. ‘1',
Henry street. East holwalii. HI 3m j
lMEDIllllIll it outta
, l'tiiteil Staten in much disturbed by the
; ly tho (.‘iihan struggle. and oxprossea Its
1 Spain is praised as a gmnt..poworful and
‘ dill'ereulicondition of affairs indiealn. It
.t-aiiso is just. and it remains only for
Spain to be convinced of this to grant
‘ “Illl’ll will make Cuba onaluml contented.
I l'llI'lll‘II ll.
inputs havo not. eonquered the Spanish
' ha able to conquer them, and that the
got its ("ill/(inst thereon. fools that. it. hasz
amt-:11 for alarm in the. (‘tIlltlllilt‘tlll‘D and
1 growth of tho revolution.
: Heorgo l‘. Knapp. the American mission-
‘ ai'y. who is “visiting" the. vnli of Billie.
‘ aged :37. a prominent. druggist. and who
. sa’ehusetts infantry.
EThe President Send: a Pacific
Letter to Spain.
CAREFULLY WORDBD. BUT PIRII.
Ara-noon 11 mint-.1 m IIII' situation In
‘ Cuba and to the (hiruliiloun There w-IIuc
ruur 'l'lunl. l'uited Mute- l‘onutl “'II-
Ill-ni- “an Been killed.
\I'isiii\1.io\. April il.—1’l‘ho consulta-
tiond of President Cleveland and Serve
tarv (Iinuy reunited in tho sending of a
very eoneiliiitory but firm latter to Minis-
tur Taylor for premonition to the Splint-1h
goveriiniolit.
'I‘lio minister Is told to make it rlear to
Spain that tho l'nlted States is actuated
by the most. friondly interest in rolling to
its attention the unhappy eondltion of of
fairs in the island of Cuba. It is pointed
out that tho war Is of far greater magni-
tude than any of tho 111.111.1111“. in tho
paid and that. tho insurgents control,
with tliuoxruplloii of Havana. tho whole
of tho island. and attention isi-alleil to
ilio fat-t. that in to?” .\‘paln promised to
bring about reforms in (‘Iiha and that so
far thew rt'fllrllltl ham not. been inauuu
rated.
For all these reasons. and beenuso tho
bloody eoniliet now going on near Its
shores. the president, with tho utmost
hllltlllt‘flfl and with no muiivo but to end
tho strife with honor to all concerned.
woitld propoao that Spain ae. ept tho good
oilieos of tho l‘nltod States and allow it
to art. as mediator, so that. tho illileronres
hutwren tho Spanish government and tho
t‘ubium may ho peacefully settled in mu
tunal udvantago.
This. in substance. Ia tho gist of the
very long dispatch resulting from tho pans-
t-ougreu. It Is not. thought that anything
further will ho ilono to earry thoin out.
(Ino of the resolutions, it will bo reineni
Ilt‘l‘f‘il. urged tlio president to offer the
friendly otllees of this governiiiont to
Spain In behalf of t‘uha. and tho other
dieiared that. the rights of belligerent:-
slioiihl ho arm-riled tho Insurgents. The
piesidentt seems to liavo decided to net in
tieenrdanro with tho foriiiur resolution and
to ignore the latter.
Secretary "Inn's Note to Taylor.
Secretary tlluey is acknowleduod as tho
moving spirit in the negotiations begun
with Spain in behalf of bar struggling
colony, I‘Ixropt In a few minor partleu
tars. it Is. said tho president made no
«Images in Mr. (tluoy's note, to Ministers
'i‘aylor. and ho agreed with tho set-rotary
that. tho pmltlon of tho l'nitod Status and
its. desires and motives were thoroughly,
woll set forth. It. is said that Secretary:
(Iliiny‘il note was worded within) IIIIICIII
skill and breathed sueh u Iplrlt of main
hility and frankness that Spain cannot.
without l‘elng captions. take offense and
refuse to reply In kind. .\iidiation is sag
gested. not insisted upon.
The l‘nitml States In said In its hole to
he iliost desirous of lontlnuing In its
warm relations with tho Spanish govern‘
meat. but it submits that the commercial
interests of Ibis country am being injured
willingness. if pormittutl, to and condi-
ilonswhlth urn unfortunate to all con—
f‘l‘l‘lli'll. All other ohq'ecta aro disavowod.
rivlli/ed mover. that not only mdld not
_llo :1 wrong. but would rush forward to (In
a right. 'I'Iio claims of the ('iilians that
they aro treated in such a manner that
they feel foreod to fight to bring about; a
is set. forth. that they helluva that their
the reforms asked for and to adopt a pulley
Suggests Mediation.
l'ruod by a dosiro to lin instrumental, Ii
poqsihle. in bringing about. no great a
States. it. is said.
It is also in-
liiioneed by the fact that many of its own
citizens have large interests in Cuba and
aro suffering great loss on act-count. of the
war. These facts are deemed suilloleni
justification for tho proposal that. Spain
allow tho l'nltoil States to try to roltle
her dillorenee: with her relmllioiissiilijeuts.
'l'ho eoniplaints of tho (‘iibans that till!
reforms promised wlioii the insurgents
laid down their arms in 1975 have never
been inaugurated are strongly commented
upon.
Set-rotary liliioy. after ennniorating tlie
reforms expet'ted but never roailved. eun-
eiiides that if only :1 part. of the Injustice
\\'llll'l| tho insurgents say exists In Cuba
Iliu‘ri exist. it. would seem that. ill more
lolilunt. government was demanded.
Minister Taylor is directed to eoininu-
nit-ate tho (mutants of this noto to the
Spaiiiqli secretary of foreign affair-,1 at. once
and to request tlial a prompt reply be no ’
lio iq aspen-tally advised to call
attention to the tart that, while the insur-
lorees, tho >panisli fort-es do not. seem to
loiiled States. considering the proximity
of the island to its shores and the interests
The I‘orte'n (‘ntegorieal Denlnl.
(ll1.\‘.~’i‘.\\'i‘i,\'0i'l.li. .\pril ll.—Aii omcinl
note has been issued by the Turkish gov-
ernment categorically denying that. llev.
is imprisoned there. as has been reported.
The note also status that. tho reported ex-
pulsion of other mlsslonurioa from Asia
Minor is devoid ‘of fourdatlon.
. -__ .. .. A... -
"' Baron Mount-Sn phen Ill-ad.
I,o\'iio\'. v‘Xprll li.—-liaron blouiit~>lte-
pheu died hereafter a fortnight'adllnoss.
lleorge Steplion was born at llut‘ftown, in'
Scotland. in Julie. 18720. In tam he was
raised to the peerage. with the title of
Baron Mount Stephan of Mount. Stephen,
British Coiumhia, Canada. and Dut‘i‘towu.
County llnnfl. peerage of the United King-
dom. ‘
(.‘Imrien (‘. “'t-Ilit Dead.
Sui/Worm. April li.—Charles 0. Wells.
formerly lived In New Brunswick/N. .l..
died here. 'l‘l o deceased was born In
I’ort Gibson. .\liss. He served during the
war as hospital steward in the Tenth Mas-
llo hi survived by a
widow. three sons and one sister.
ls Consul \VIIII-ma Dead ‘3
Minoan. April ll.-—ltuinor is current
here in tho autos and streets that. Consul
General Williams has been murdered In
Havana and his body dragged through
the streets. Excitement. prevails through
the city in consequence of this report, but
the autiioritiel have no knowledge of any
such event. '
tram gown ti ileum *
sxtn‘ra AND. Jacxar's.
flab-Ir Uni-(I IIII ire-duo! to 1.1th
and Lou llurdomml Slim.
It mail to he the general opinion of ar-
perlll that the plain, moderately whiu skirt
in to continue. It will be Hood with snow
rather still but light. "tutorial so all to rev
:lueo tho weight which hall to vary runny
Wolllull become unamdingly burdensome.
(luoof that host. lllotlols in of flnouurgo. 'I‘hu
lining la a hard. twisted mohair. and them
In a failing of Iialroloth. 'l‘ho hairoloih put-
tleoat will ho a feature of rapt-lug styles.
sun-11111! the man approved of them are
t-uverod with lightweight taffeta forubuat.
half the dintnneo from tho hour up.
Alpaca and mohair will be much worn
In Paris daring tho warm wonthur. Al-
puea and mohair pottionats in many light
and dollcato eolorn aro liked.
Skirt» aro iii-oldodly IUNIIIIIIIIIIU than they
Wi'l‘u last year. The next Improvouu-nt, it
is to he hupod. will he the elimination of
the stiffening.
('apes. piekotIand long mantles are all
seen this season. 'I‘lio host. named mir-
lueiits are mainly for traveling and ear-
.\
til:
l
>l‘i:l,\<;¢o.~il‘\ll'. .
rlnge wear. The most. elegant. iaeketa aro
those made of satin lilill'tl or kid finished
i'llllII In light tones of beige iuodo alid
gray. The revers uro of what of a doopor
shade of the i-anu- eolor or even SIIIIII‘IlIIlIlrI
of quite a‘ dill'i-ront eolur. emerald green.
r'reneh blue and royal hllio lwiiigeiuployod
on very pale gray or beige. wliilo red tones
or.» combined u it I1 the hrowner cloths.
Jacket.» are also inallo of f‘lltlll of a gray
obtain: d by tho weaving togothor of him-It
and white threads. and this mixed goods
ls likewise seen In ehesluul and dull blue.
The gown shown in tho eat is of blue
glare. tail‘eta trimmed with narrow yellow
like. The sklrl is adorned by three hori-
zontal hands. i'tli'Il l'iIIIIIIlht‘tI of five rows
of lava rlilllod on. The hodlro Is laid In
plaits at the waist. and Is encircled by rlx
rows of tho rullli-d lure. The close portion
of the sleeve, which extends almvo the el»
how. is trimmed with four rows of Iaeo
and finished with a wide lul'e frill at tho
wrist. The sli-evo pull Is of moderate di-
mensions. Tho high eollar. covered with
lace. has a motto of [tree around tho top.
A ioqiioof rose straw is worn. trimmed
with roso mile and black al'lillt'lal :il-
grrts. .lt'nii' t'lioi.l.i-Z'r.
Thiné
are not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
goodness. Lorillard’s Rose-
Lcaf Cut Plug is not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is cheap.
The prudent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
1 The ex travagaut man smoke:
it from choice-because it's
good. When your tobacco
{dealer asks “What kind P"
Say
hirillarll’s
llllSE-lEAF
But Plug.
bunt pun” contain- tn «no...
‘00. 03‘“ 0.0.1900 000.000.000.000.
vv— w-vvv-v-w-..
WOOIOOO”OWOOOOOO”OOOOOO0....”001000ONOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO d
lie—Did you enjoy the (lemma
opera": She—Uh. you indeed, we had to
-—our tickets coat a guinea apiece.
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
Ho sns so
Some of Them Are South
Norwalk People.
“'ho told you no? V 1“ ’
Neighbor So-undmo. il
Oh. well! 'l‘hat'a all right. 'I
Testimony differs. doesn‘t II? T‘
The more game people any
The lean faith we have.
But the right man‘s ward
1.! taken at once. .
'l‘hat'ii the difference.
People want South Norwnlk refer-
the»,
Pattieuiaily in mailers of health.
We in ii you Doau'n Kidney I'tila cure.
Tint. We are the makers of them.
"Who says so" eonntn here, doesn't
it?
Worth Norwalk people any to.
And we give you their uddretuiel.
Perhaps you may know them.
Aetiie lives bring on kidney trou-
bles.
An example of this in .
.\Il". 'i‘hoiuas “'ood. who "aides on
lliii slim-t. l'l n carpenter by trad:I and
an employl- or Aieh's lint fuel-11y. He
Is well known and his statement! can
be relied upon. In npeakiuu of lioan'a
Kidney l'ills he said: “For the past
three years my kidneys have troubled
iue ti until deal Win a l slraluhtenod
'1
"7
up I had severe pain In the small of my ’
bark. From time to time I have had
muscular rheumatism. “got a box of
Drtan's Kidney l'ills at l‘lalsto-d'a
pharmacy. I was greatly III'DI'IIIIHI.
[have no bar-karho and the soreness In
my nium'ies has not troubled me since
taking the pills."
hoau's Kidney I’Ills are sold for 50
cents per box. or six boxes for 13.7.0 bv
nli dealo is. or mailed on receipt of prh e
by lt‘oster-Miihuru l'o.. iiul‘falo. N. Y..
sole agents for the l‘iiited Stall-s.
W...
The only remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
In Any part or the body. that is abs.»-
luteiy sat» and never-failing. is lioan'ii
Ointment not it from vnur dealer.
The. rapidity with whioh oruup do.
velopa culls fur instant 'treatmout; and
yet few households ant prepared for its
visits. An admirable remedy for this
tliseaso is Ayer‘s Cherry Poetm’ul. It
has saved hundreds of lives and should
he in every home. where there are young
l'liildteil.
Burns are absolutely painless when
Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo is prompt-
ly applied. 'llhioi‘rltateiueut is true. .
terfeot remedy for skin tlisearmmchappiyl
ands and lips. and never fail: to euro
Piles. II. I’. We ‘fl and ti. t‘. Stillsou.
.. . ....,-....-
It may Hill'iiS'tlll. lime. and money to be
informed that. when you need a blood-
piirifier. .\yel"s Sarsaptu'illa is the kind
most in favor with the medical prides--
sioii. It is tha standard and. as sat-h:
the only blind-purifier admitted at. the
(‘liit-ago World's Fair.
chimera. for
Pitcher's Castorla.
ii. Y..Nevl driven a. 11mm
fiAILROAD.
Trains Leave South Norwaik as follows:
For New York.
A. M. 52:15:10,515. no. 705. 755. 8'1]. 90:1.
0:16. 9511. I0 45. 11 .‘IT. 1’. Eli. ”52.111.225.264.
I07. I 20. Ii 35. 5i]ii.ti‘,~l.t'15l|. 7 57. 811.1020.
SUNDAYS.
A. M. ii 20. 5 30.015. 1’. M. fi 14. 723. 928.
Leave New Vork for Bo.NorwaIk.
\. 31.500.300.71». sou, iron. li)U1i.llHlI. ll ill).
ll 03.1701 P. .\IJUL'ZIM'. 311:1. 4112, too. 4:50,
6 r2. 6 00. 6 0:1. 7 t1o,iiiul.‘.l.lo. moo.
HUNDAYI'I.
A. M. 600.730. l‘..\l. son, 1200.
Leave South Norw-lk
for New Haven.
, A. III. 1011. 1 to. 6:111. 7:19. 345.911.1005. 11 Oil.
If 14. RM. nuts. I :17. ii 113.420.5117. 527, 1197.
627.710. ll 41. 9 A]. II If».
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 80. Norwalk.
6 37.1011. P.1d. 143. 4 33. 5 12. 5 55.
flUNDAYB.
9'26. 1‘. It. 725.
Leave Danbury.
600.730.957.11“). EM. ”3. 657.
SUNDAYS.
805. I'. M. 505.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
L
J. O. JENNIIIIGS.
Paper-Hanger, C‘alciminer,
' Painter.
DEER I"
WALL PAPER AND corneas.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Nor-walk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers.
Borders and Gilt. Mouldings taken to
house: for inspection, on notice by postaxlg
mc
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER MID REAL
ESTATE AGENT. ‘
92 WALL STREET! NORWALK. CT.
Two or Three GoodHomo.
0n the installment plan. or will exchange one
for store or merchandise
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BATIK.
5| Washlngton Street
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. 111.. an from
1 t0 3 p. m.. and on Monday eveninga
frbm 7to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits,
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prest.
JOHN ll. I-‘E‘RRIS, Vice-Pmt.
.ioim a. KNAPP. Sec. 11ml Trans.
v .
Dr. MI m hr Mm.
New Haul. (Iona, ft William St.—
“I that knewot Dr. Hand'u Remedial
for Children five yam ago. and I am
coatia nally mouuiieudiua other motherl
tonne them, and alwayl with the but
results. My baby wail deathly trick with
cholera infuuturu. and Dr. Hand'l Diar-
rhoea Mixture cured it almost immed-
iatolv. Dr. Hand's Cello Cure iii also
oxeclluut.-—Mrl. N. A. Daniela." Dr.
Haud'u colic Guru and Dr. Hand's Diur~
gigs-a Mixture are sold by all druggititn,
A little ill. then allttlo pill. The. ill is
gone the pill hair won. De Witt'n Little
Early Iliuera.tlu- ills that care great ills.
E. l’. Weed and . (I. Stillman.
Bun For "attache.
Eleetrie Bitters has proved to be. the
and tho inmt dreaded habitual hlt'k
headaches yield to its influence. We
time all who are. afflietod to pm'ure a
bottle, and give. thiti mmedy a fair trial
In elm-sof habitual constipation Eleetrie
tho lmwels. and few eatwa long 11-11th the
. use of this medicine. Try it once. Fit.
Weed's drug stores.
Busy [maple lmwam’tiuie. and m-nsibh-
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy.
promptly and gives permanent resulh.
It}. I’. Weed and (l. i‘. Htillson.
; The Discovery Saved His Life.
‘ville. Ill. says: "To Dr. Kinu‘a New
Iliseovery loWe-lny life.
with La (Irippe and tried all the physi-
iciiius for miles about. but of no avail.
i and was given up and told I l'ulllll not
.live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
E III my store I sent for a bottle and began
its use and from the first dose lwgaii ‘to
j get better. and afler using three bottles
l was up and about again. It is Worth its
lweiulit iiiuold. We don't keep IIIIIIN'
lor store without it." (let a free trial
lat Htillsou's and Weed's drug stores.
; It is not auilriu'le. It Won't l‘ureevery
l thing. but it willeure piles. That's what
i DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will do. be-
; cause it has done it in hundreds oft-uses.
I E. l’. Weed and (i. ('. tltillsou.
i Caiarrh Cannot be Cured
; Willi loeitl applirations. as they cannot
\ 1
{reach the seat of the disease. (‘aiarrh 1
lis a blood or ooustitutional disease. and
i . . .
3111 order to eun- it you must take inter- .
,ual maladies. Hull's (.‘atarrli ('ure is
:iukuu internally. and arts directly on
,the blood and motions surfaces. Hall's
i(.‘alat‘rh Cure is not a quack medicine. »
= It was prescribed by one of the best
i pliysieiuua in this emuitry for years. and
3 is tLl‘l'L’lIllll' prescription. It is «unmis—
.ml of the best tonies known. combined
l with the best blood purifiers. acting on
the mucous nurtures.
biuatiou of the t\vo ingredients is what
produces such wonderful msults in ear-
iug (.‘iitarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
I". .I.(IHENEY & Cf)..I’rops..Toll-11o.
Ullio, '
Sold by driiugists. 7.31:.
We might tell you more about Hue
Minute (.Jough Cure. but you probably
know that it rarer; a cough. Every one
doe» who has used it.
reno-dy for coughs. colds. hoarseiiv-ss.
It's just :L‘i easy to try tine Minute
('ough (‘ure as anything else. It's
easier f(1.('lll‘l' a severe rough or eold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
rough be Uni- Minute (lough (.‘ure.
Better medicine; better result; better
try it, Ii. I’. “Wed and (l. i'. Stillson.
_.. Bucltliii'sv Arnica Salve w
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheiiin, fever
sores. rem-r; chapped hands. eliilhlains.
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guamnteed to give plif'ft't't satisfac-
tion or inouoy refunded. I'rim- '35 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and (J. C. Stillsou.
Take a done of Ib-Witt's Little Early
Risers just for thegood they will do you.
ion, good for lietulaehe, gmul for liver
complaint. good for eonstipation. They
are. good. E. P. Weed and (i. ('. Still-
soii.
You Don't Have To Swear Off,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture.
in an editorial about No—To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit care, "We know
of many cases cured by No-TovBac.
One. a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured! him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." ‘
To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Pluisted. Nocure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy (10., New York or
Chicago.
One minute
ed lungs or severe cough.
I5. I’. Weed
Cough ('ure banishes them.
and (l. (‘. Stillsou.
' children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When My muck. in gun her Ontario.
Winn IMmaChifl'lhm-rini forCuwrls.
When she became. 31h. the clung to (hand...
When memento ”number: 0mm.
As a remedy for all forum of headaehe .
very best. It inform a immanent euro
Bitters cures by giving needed tone to‘
ty eeuts and tilt)" at Htillaou'a and‘
Hire Miuute (tough (.‘ure arts.
Mr. (l. (Vaillouette. druggist. Beavers-i
Was taken Z
The pimf'eet t'om- .
it is a perfect:
It is an especial favorite for children. ‘
being pleasant to take and quick in our-1
ing. Ii. l’. Weed and fl. ('. Stillsoii.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastoria.
The best salvo in the WHI‘III f: 12' cuts, 1
cams, and all skin eruptions. and posi- ‘
These little i’ilh‘i are good for indigent?
No- ‘
It‘s all the same, a slight cold. eoiigest- l
L AMERICAN TNILIY.
In. v m "In only UIIIOP Flu-our
I u. but «ill No “rough".
TI: | real Trilby in New York
City 1mm of Wealth and promi-
nence. . like Du .\Iaurier’n heroine.
canao narily Blair at all. but whose
para notes and marvelous per-
foriaa on the piano eharia all who
hear t when she i4 under the lulla-
ouoau ypiiotiu Iilllll. Site in Mro.
Addie en Harte. who lives with her
husbul the {Mltloualilu I'iotel Em
piro. I' north Street and (‘oluuibus
Aveuu er strange ease has been
the 11'. of her friends. as. indeed. it
has her herself. for years. It dif.
fora fr no of 'l‘rilhy in that. l.\lru.
gtiage no t'lveuuallmthe influence
comes ppalently. of itself. Noouo
suggest Mrs. Haze I'eels no ill
fit-eta. whit oer-111s during the
Iprmgcue the iullueueo she is ignor-
: int. :5 1s In-ver heard herself sing.
M
She si t the piano witlitiglitly
Illlll‘. Itlll.lII-‘..\' “MIR.
('ln-o‘ll 1:. 11,11 strangely white. in:
liens". 1.1; pression on her fart-.\vliile
her hand u to ho stiffened and to
fall witlu t'llli.’ in the least under the
control oi player. The singer wan
ders from and to )Ieyerimer, from '
‘ Verdi to ier. then to simpler melo-
dies, and ally to “Home. Swret
lIotne.u
Mrs. (l.- mitivi-ly asserts that it is
not her in iii-e. 1in LI'.‘ 'lare-i that it
isthespir a great hottest and a
sinner. Ion tea «lead. who seeks as
‘tral Within". and KIVM vent to its
pent-up be through the medium of "
her persot d throat. Some thirty
years ago . Addit- lielden llam- was
born in llo tor. N. Y.. ot'a lino olil
aristocrati: 1iiy.~.\'ew York Journal.
WING‘ SCREEN.
llm'urMIu- Addition to
Id IIIIIN’IIIIIII'III'I.
'decorative and useful
y's niortiim.r room. or :1
' the eo'i'iier of her bed-
wing sereeii. a gracious
hiniui; all tliei-omforts
et. pineusliion. needle-
. t'lIll’II-illl. and table.
. “'Illi'll graees the bed-
he home of a busy little
illllilll'll of yellow denim
y ilovvered yellow silk.
'y easily carried out in
pair of clever hands.
which consists of two
iuehes wide. is about
lid is covered from the
'llt‘ll on the inside our-
gilt trails. Each leaf
1
1
.
1
i
l
1‘ TH
‘ A l'wful a
lion
A delight
note in my
cozy setting
l‘iuilil. l~' Ill“
little ull'ail't
of thiead l
HIM‘, \‘f-‘i'lx'
lino sill-h se
room ennui
boast-wile. i
and a «lobe
and Hill ll"
my t'olol’ l
"The ittiiiiew
leaves right
lion-e l‘v'et lil
outside and
nets with f:
;
l
l
l
1
What is
C I l ‘
Cutorla I: Dr. Samuel Pitchar'l
preurlptlon for Infant.- imd Chil-
dren. It contain: neither Opium.
Horphlno nor other Narcotic nib.
woo. It in a harmless anbstituto for
Paregoric, Dropt. Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee in thirty years' an by
millions of Hothen. Cartoriu in the
Children’s Panacea-tho Mother-'0
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infant. and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but lads! upon
huiug malaria. and m that the fur-slim. 1
signature of
is on the
$212.15.: d‘ . W
led ourselves and the pullic at all hazards.
Tm: Carmen meartvfi.‘ Murray St.,N.\'.
1111mm 3v:
Nice to Take.‘
Children like
to Cure their
Coughs and
Colds.
it
SE
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_ WIIlIIlMS'
NEW ENGLAND
llllllliH REMEDY
WILLIAMS & CARLETON CO.
Hanrrono. c‘r.
r
Examiner In
1'. Q. Patent ofllee,
‘ l 870 to l 883
Ofllces. 434; Main Street.
BIIIDGEI'OR’I‘, CONN.
is divided in hfl'f' parts. the upper
and lowur air “-1- to pot-ketsimadel
of the silli. . ,‘illv‘ ease covered with f
silk and a psliiou of yellow plush 1‘
hang from t 1p ot' eaeh leaf. re-l
apt-etiwly. [lit plows- of paste--
board worm ii iii“ silk fall against .
the middle «1 in of earth leaf. one
being held by 11111» to form a. wide
pocket. the ot stauditii,r for a small
ahelior table 1 taught by ribbons
to two fancy l 11 nails on either side
of the N'I‘I't'll e. Nothing so con-
‘venieut was t put intoso small a
space before. a ding,r to the owner of
this boast-wilt 1}; For it is a. joy.
aim will tell 5' , Ilere. is always the
very thread a , pwlle one wants at
her Very haml- -re is room for one's
Work of varioi ids, The table. piti-
cushion. H‘mi'l t. and st'issol's.“ inch
hang at the sit .- r\'i'i' ready, and all
‘praetiral llllll‘ l1siilv'i‘ed. this home-
lkt't‘l’lll}: smut“ t has the merit be
lead» of being a of beauty. '
l The L
i The largest
the Atlantic Cl
l
l r
s,
, liver llilllt.
ouer ever built on
as been constructed
{at Bath. Mt“ , a fourtmaster and
has DWI! “all“? lWilliaiin 13. Palmer.
iller diirit-asimi ‘ Leumh. 3.37 fwd;
ll’l'e-"hl'v 42 f“ l-pill. 2d feet. and
: KW“ “HUME?”- 1.‘.:I. The, ltlrgest
ischwnvr art-vi l 11.1111' l-ii the liov.
1 Anies. wlneh is 1 y 3: mus less than
‘ ill" lll'W "'fifll-‘l- ; iol l’aliiier's lower
masts is ill} fee
l . or one foot longer
itiian those of ti
'. Aim s.
”It'll
Hiram Lester.
farm in Henry
; ago. was said to
- I \r-ars.
Itll‘d at' the port
y. 6a.. not Iona
' Yearsold. A son
lot his living in ii i. '.. Waylon“- isllll
years 01d. and a lt'l‘, WllU 11m in
Cavcatgand Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat!
rut hiisincssconducted for MODERATE rug,
OunOrric: IQOPPOSITEU S. EAT: 1‘0! ic:
and we run so. are parental less time t an I use
remote from Washington,
Send model, drawing or photo. with descrip-
tion. We advise, it patcniabla or not, free trig
charge. Our fcc not due till patent is Secured“
A PAMPNLIT' “ How to Obtain Patents," with'
cost of 5.1pr in the U. S. and foreign countries
sent free. Address, é
O.A.SNOW&GO.
0
OFF. Parent Orricz. WASHINGTON. D. C. 3
-‘ v vv
It Is
the Best
plan. in buying: a wheel. to avoid the
new and untried makes. Buy one that
has Stood the test of time. For .It'f't'"
yam our “ lie-surc-you-ure-right-and-
then-go-ahead" policy has made the
“ 0 9,
09th
. Bicycle
Famou: for beauty. durability. strength
and speed. Cost, $I00.
II _“ I'hlrnix.” unless abused. needs no rcpniu —- :-
If)fl§Id':fiA"il.‘ saving! Every 'o’i improvement, Ill4 lud-
hg rrIuh-r‘cdioims. large and diurproot bearings,
lanai hubs an banger, adjustable handle bar, 1-1. .
Anal/2w our Ontology: —— millr‘r‘a' frrt.
STOVER BICYCLE MNFG. C0-n
Ileard County. is ‘ . rs old.
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575-577 Madison Ave” New York.
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