a. not be deceived by infringe-
, 7 aims, package or cigar-
‘rur: ONLY GENUINE
lit upon! lunatic
Bear liaise slmllc signature at
antic packs” sat on each cigarette.
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ALLNKIIDS 0F GARMENTS
lads Easy and Perfect!
m "
W 32"?! it 113313;? $553. “3’33”“?
_ e .' rnor o a 0
o.
. 13331118 almost lmpoasibic for the women
(“to “rig keep in touch with the fashions.
so 1p ly‘, ndrso nullcaiiy iln_llluy l'llllilgt‘.
lib requires almost an unlimited purse.
" Amman that is able to construct, her own
from the cutting to the finishing. is
indeed fortunate.
_ -A Point to Be Considered.
‘ Will it mytoattcml a school and learn to
octane ma 0 to own mirmonta by a lflllnf’ri
methbgéén whifiglail the perfections have been
com .aat residence of this city now
. have the opportunity of enquiring ’f
‘ : hll'iko tliswithcarc.
hool hours. 2 to sand 7 to u.’i‘uomlay.’l‘hurs-
day and Saturdays. 2") South Main street. 80.
. ggrwallé: Mondays and Fridays. is Willi street
modern days. the art of dress mak-
".4
LimaIBeaas,
Pole or Bush..
39.. 1' 1-" ‘
hush Beans, ,.
All of the Best Kinds.
if Sweet Corn,
Sheet Pea Seed
By Ounce.
SAIUEL COISTOCK “2’8
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of see-
" ing the word
canon--4-
” -----ACETON
? 2 r
If you are troubled with
/ H. Headachediheumstlsm,Neural-
’ (is, Bad Colds, dc.
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire oi recommend-
ing it to your aiihetcd i trends.
When called to a use oi La
Grippe. Dr. Marlnnd always
gives the followmg prescrip-
tron:
ll. AV'MUUJ Ilr.
M. l"l. I‘uiv No. l'l.
Take «me every lmii lumr. till outwit-v
j “ . " i’fll ' ‘ ll h ll
. , u a.
1 ill. on every » r '1 A. I..lliiiliLAh'D.
‘ This success m the euro 0
this disease 13 world Wide.
« Acetnn can be obtained at
in. 44.1 U”
Jolt and Cyclone Proof.
X It? Pathlight
Thcywhoridc must no the
' if his Militia”? _.
it. He nearly strangl , and logged be-
” inborn: gear Lif
intact the Flames.
HA'NDIOAl’PBll all use can anon
Iurrouudcd by mailing Timber. a Party
of Cyclers Make a Desperate Dash to
Save Themselves—Destructive Forest
Fires In New Jersey. ’
ATLAN'HD than. May 11.’ -By pedaling
as no scorch ever podaied fore in all
the stats of cw Jersey, a party of over a
dozen Atlantic City bicyclists escaped
death by roasting in the ilcroc'forcst fires
that are raging near hers. It was a ra
for life. in which fire set the pace an
blinding cindcrs and smoke handicapped
the riders. ,
Some of them ware’slightiy burned and
to all the experience was one never. to be
forgotten. There wore tlmcsin the run
when the flames pressed the fugitives so
closely that it seemed impossible they
should escape. Hair and eyebrows were
- singed, and the bicycles became hot, but
terror lcnt strength to the cyclists“ calves
and they sped on with death at the hub of
their rear wheels. ' ‘ . ,
The party. headed by Newton Crcmcr. a
I rider of some note, consisted of John Con-
ovcr and Iiurny Camber. two Atlantic
City plumbers: Frank Farrell, Richard
Johnson. Owen Davis. a Philadelphia
trick rider; Emerson Chopin and James
Bond, instructors in the Ben Hur- Riding
academy; Willilun Richardson; Horace
Bernard“ and several other Atlantic City
riders. They left here early yesterday
morning for a run cvor the county. Some
of them had heard that the forest fires
were burning fiercely to thd north. but
they had no definite knowledge of the cr-
act locality nor did they regard them as a
danger to be avoided.
Crnmcr sat a good pace leaving the city.
and it was mainalncd for many miles over
fairly good roads Without realizing their
danger they got into the midst of the.
burning area. A halt was ordered. and
the riders contemplated their situation
with consternation. Every moment added
to the danger. They could go forward no
farther. and the road back became choked
with smoke. through which flames could
beseen as they stood there. There was
not a moment to he lost.
One cool headed man suggested letting
some of the air out of the pneumatic tires
on that they might not be burst by the
heat and that a flying dash should be
made back over the read they had come.
It was the only hhanco, and it was acted
upon. \i‘cthandkorchlefs were tied over
‘ the lower partsot'ci’scos‘and with a flying
start they entersduhc pallof black smoke."
“Ride for yonrdlvcs!” yelled Creator,
and after that no word was spoken. Each
man beat our his handle bar with grim
determination.
“ "They Roda For Dear Life.
Om Do is’ b dkcrc isf slipped from
was tirn'c to replace
hind but the do csspurycd him on. Even
blinked 3w“ t not the fastest race,
and for half a mile it was a matter of on
certainty as to whether any would. be
snved.’ ‘ ' ""“ "
When at last the begrimed crew reached
the cpcn fields and safety. deis fainted.
Some of the man' fell from their wheels
speechless and faint and were badly burn-
ed. The burns were but slight. but some
of the riders will not ride a wheel again
for several days. and then not within the
some township with forest fires. “W
Thc present fires promlfi to hither blast
destructive ever known intltlantio conhty.
3' Fierce forest fires are raging all through
the southern end of Atlantic coast”;
Thousands of dollars' worth of 'v'clua/
blc timber is being dsstroyed, and a num-
ber of isolated farms and small villages
are thycateacd.
The first fire was accidentally kindled
Saturday by John Hickman. a resident of
Bass River. who narrowly escaped forfeit.
ing his life as apenslty of his carelessness.
He was driving from his home to Allan
tic City with a load of produce. and while
passing through Mathis swamp he threw
a match with which he had just lighted
a cigar into a heap of dry hush by tho
' roadside. An instant later he realized
what a mistake he had made. for the
brush. dry as tinder, was ablaze as quick
as a flash.
Hickman attempted to ortlugulshtbe
fire, but the flames, running through the
dry grass, almost hemmed him in before
he was fuliyuware of hlsdangor. Ho leap-
ed upon his wagon and applied the lash to
his horse.
The animal was slow. and the flames
spread with such frightful rapidity that
for three miles it was a life nnddcath
race. which Hickman won by the our
rowest of margin
IZs-Confrdcrstr ”nicer Dead.
SMASH". May li.-—-Suporlnmndcnt
James I). Johnston, who diml in this city
in his sorority-ninth year. was the rank-
ing oiliccr of the survivors of thc Confed-
oruto navy and the senior survivor of the
lTnltcll Stains navy of antcbclium days.
lio entered the l’nltod States navy as mitt
shipman in mm. At the outbreak of the
worbowas blghcuthelist of flrstlisu-
mounts, but cast. his lot with tho Copied.
cracy. in Will he was assigned to duty
with Admiral iluchanan on Mobile hay.
where he corumanded the ironclad Ton-
[losses in the famous battle with the Fed.
oral ii i. under Farragut. Captain .lohn~
ston w imprisoned after the engagement
until the termination of the war.
Missing Man's Body Found.
nonhuman. May li.—'i’bc badly devout.
pmctl body of a man was found on the
rocks in thc Genome river below the lower
fails. it was identified as that of Joseph
ll. Havcrd. aged 45! years. the employee
of liradstrcet's who disappeared so mystcrb
ousiy in March. He had habit-position
with limistrsct's for 2"; years, and at the
time he disappeared his accounts were
found to be all right.
no Transvaal Can.
Pomona. May li.--.lndga (lrsgorcw
ski. who presided at the trial of tbs rel
formers. has made a report to tho eleclr
tlve council on his judgment in the re-
furmnrs‘ case. indicating how the pump
tin of the government can be ci'isctltely
applied. .lonkhocr Elofl. President Kru-
gsr's son-in-law. is going to inndcn.
Addicts at the troll.
Wumsom, Dot. lay ll.-'l'hc Rs»
puhilcsn primaries held in this state for
the nominatlol of delegates to the state
convention to be bold in Dover tomorrow
resulted in actuary for J. Mwsrd Ad.
dicks. the millionaire gas man.
Mm..." W. .
mum mitt...
Ms. nay"'ii.-nu1isbl 8mm
in m an ‘
fia‘dlkmmwauuawm:
; c... ., glass“! , -; »
Bummer bodicas show one of two cr-
tremos in the arrangements of thcylcck.
The acreage is either out so as to leave the‘
throat .eutircly uncovered, or immense
radios, ruchos and oollprcttesarewarn, the
lace. sum or omen, outrun the: m
composed homing. up ”other sara'lihe
newest chidan for collarsstes «has a satin
edge. Rumor of flowersaic also were and
are very pretty for evcui 3 occasions.
This season's capes fa i tctlrc waist line
only. They are very round and full and
stand out like a "list danccr", skirtg.
my trll‘ntnlilgdl, fun? . ill when, w
bow-prade '1 chlamwbil ‘ dyis‘yla
,1 4
cw'r cows. ‘ .
touch is the wet ‘ u back. plaits of a dif-
fcrcnt material being let in toforra a con-
trast. , . .- .
-3 Open bodicos-nnd jackets. have revived.
the fashion of bonffcnt contract) plastrous
of all kinds. Soft gauze pla’strons platted
or gathered are trimmed with penalties of
lace. The collnrcttc of satin has bews of
satin, fans of gauze or points all gulp‘urc
arranged upon it, or there is a ruohe of
coquos of ribbon or a cravat of mousselinc
do solo, gnawor lace. Three orfour plat-
trcns may be made to go with one bodice,
especially if it be a Louis Quinta coat,
which lends itself readily to all' kinds of
delicate and frivolous adornment.
Jackets are worn for morning, for on
dlnary walking purpososand for traveling;
The short ape accompanies more care-
monlous toilets and ~is not only. more
“de119" in shoot. but docs not'crush
the delicate trimming of pretty gowns.
White kid gloves continue to be in fash-
hcnd. Glace kid
suede. Lighttsay and ‘i
are also admhlhls. w ‘ . . .
The sketch: sham a customs of helps
cloth. having a godct skirkflhaiubllsr of
which is framed mwccn two groups of
than. side plhlbv mil. a TM“ top of the
p nitslsilcccratsd with old cuter buttons;
1mm bodice is a am» not at tllb mm m
’ has a square platted yoke, cram which falls
spatula.) of whim gcipurs. uncluttered
threatens to unmade
band of chmtnutyelut ribbowhaots
in; slat the camera. The minis ool- ' h
lar, o chestnut velvet. is enriched by ap-
plications of guipurc on beige cloth," and a
inbot of white lace extends to the waist In
is at. The “WWW.“ points: in how
on s. ' ' ‘ ' UDl‘ ' .‘fl
Fens-Hz... !
BRADLEY'S
MAPES,’
PRESTON'S.
D
u
And all other standard goods always
inatock. tioldat manufac-
turers' prices. a
RAYMONDJROS.
.0. "Om-III.
W”
ICE CREAM
All Flavors, f
Always on Hand.
lCE CREAM SODA
50 a Glass.
The best in the
cities.
W
lIAVE YOUR
Furniture lie-upholstered!
thrust» Taken hp. flatbed and “Maid.
flair Ifallrssasamadc over. Chairs rs-
Try it!
MP "5
", .ssttscr, ,
Q} ~ fit, tooth llcrwsllr.
. M1 111 , "h
:11
ion and arccxceedingly commune tho“ '
other, pain tints .
beige cloth. Thopoleuins ls'hmdad .a‘ W
, SOUTH NORWALK
. , ,i ., Fr w
The Mothers Keep Them; But Wilt.
A Lillie Light. There Need
, 8s Nous.
Did you Ibo that forty per cent. of
the children. 0 thb‘ whole'world have
weak Kldheys to s. greater or less ex-
tent? Motheys kn w it and there is u
very mistaken pol cy ’of "saying noth-
ing about it." Sweet. clean. dry beds
should be and can be‘the resting-place
by night for our little ones. home
mothers attribute it, to "habit." It is
not a habit at all." Why are those chil-
dren who have this,"hnbit" thirsty at
bed time? Let us tell you. Weak Kid-
neys become somewhat inflamed by
the daily activity of the child and de-
mands something cooling. The result
is the same. whether they drinker not
-wet beds. We write our school tench~
ers. asking them to always and quickly
permit Fred or Nellie to retire on re-
quest. as their Kidneys are weak.‘ Let
as set you right in this matter. 'Give
such children one Dean's Kidney Pill
twice a day. and as sure as you do.
their Kidneys quickly strengthen to a
full ability of retention. and ”sweet
(1 undisturbed sin.
. will be the result. Their
ldncys, are nearly always
the renal of comb former sickness. and
as eddily cured as any childish ailment.
Don 's Kidney Pills are pleasant for
chil on to tulle, and perfectly harm-
less. H .'
, An example of the success of Dean's
Kidney rm- in this trouble comes from
Merlden. Conn. Mrs. Wm. Wood. who
lives lu,that city. at No. 130 Colony
street. says: “My little boy often years
of age has always been troubled with
weakness of the kidneys. causing him
to u’ct the bed. 80 many mothers pun—
ish their children for this. but I knew
it couldn't help it. I read about Dean’s
loner. Pills curing incontinence of
urine in adults and thought they might
help the little fellow. I procured a box
and their use produced a marked bene-
fit at once. It is wry seldom he does it
now and I shall continue givlmr him
Dean's Kidney .i‘ills until the kidneys
are sound and strong. It is only out of
gratitude that 1 permit publication. but
the trouble is a very prevalent one and
most people from modesty or dlmdence
do not speak of it. Physicians don't
appear to be able to cope with the
trouble and [consider it a mother's
duty to tell others‘nbout it when l have
found a specific!u for this terrible all-
noyancc.
Dean's Kidney Pills for catchy, all
dealers. Price. ,1 9. cents. fuelled by
Foster-Milburn o.." Bulfalo. N. Y. Sole
agents for the United States.
/
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Why,continustn pass yournlghtslu
scratching and . y'cur days in misery?
Dean’s Olnftnepi brings instant relief
and permanently cures even the worst
m our-3mg Bl!"3;ll-n31£t “ll-
_ Wheufever.antl:_othcr e , '0: are
imbued. not“! limb“! immune the ow
h chill”? Whole" ”'1‘”
a n x , , is in .
1 ' awhile. , audition .to. ”catch?
whatever disease, cybcfioctlng in, the
u‘. Be wise in time.
_ .._..._._ -..._..,_..._,_..,
One swallow does not make Spring.
but one swallow One Minute Cough
Mags :6 ‘ P ‘Weeil. Non"
walk; G. 0. Bill 1
. L. .
in. South Norwalk.
‘A and 3m ended of ‘ 'by whose
or twu of Aycr's Cherry ectoral. A
neighbor’s cmld die-d of the earns dread
(blouse. while the father was getting
ready call the doctor. This showstho
accessi of havinaAyer's Cherry Pet-to-
rul always on hand.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Castorla.
I. V.,lsw llsvsn c Hartford
all CID.
\Trslnchsve Wytllliorwalkuiollows:
' For New Vorls.
All. emulation?! 10c. m. sci. 90c.
IM’HIOGOJIS’L l'. . llflllldflifl.
OM.013.55.883.61).timflb’lJllJOfl.
sunnns.
LU. lfidnllit. EM. 316,128.91.
Luau. Now York for Salton-lit.
\ M.aco.am,7m. um. om. tom. icon. it no.
mama. l’.M.lill.'li|ll. coo. m. us. «to.
c acmsomwmutmaucc.
scum".
A. If. scam. P.1d. 600.1200.
Laura Couch Non-tall:
for Now Haven.
rs».cso.1:n.m.sn.mos.uos.
. . “MAXHJMORUM. 521. 011.
10. O“. 9 “.1115.
A.“
m. l'
0%?
no
Lots. 30. Nomalk.,,
LII. Il‘ldllll. I’JlelJlitllll“.
IURDA‘II. ‘
an. ”I. Hi. m.
Loavo Danhnry.
lull. lmlflflt‘lJlfl. Pill 423.001.
autumn.
LI. til. EM. tot.
WW
SAVINGS III“.
II Washington Genet.
Open daily from bio ill a. m.. and from
i to 3 m.. and on Monday evenings
from ”(to
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pmt.
was It. Flcllltls. Viwl’mt.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Bee. and Tress.
novice:
SCHOOL TAXES.
Thetaxrayorsuliln Booth Norplk l’nion
drool tliatrivt are crab! bull on tho the
fl but!" fit. of. 0M an amnullfll’ltlf mil sun
tall‘rimr. ill1ontb1o1 1a «grout "M1 1.1.:
o o e on e
4ihda1v #Sllncflm. i the n n st
sch h mull! lmughnd pays 0 WTE
lat: yof 1“.le s Ir-h Hm spoil .
yin whet utmost isms drag
on. 1st 1 :shlpgiu “liar” mllfina’l 'l
U s s
52 will, he tells. es ms'n
r
on is
amnion-tall after one lst.l
ll
» swarm. cotailmm‘ Bt.--’
"i am kncwof Dr.liaud's We»
for Children live year-Iago and! am
oontiuusllyreoommcndingot ormotherc
tousethem. and always with the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantum, and Dr. Hand’s Diar-
rhoea Mixture cured it almost immed-
iate) . Dr. Hand's Colic Care is also
exec eat—Mrs. N. A. Daniels.” Dr.
Hand’s Colic Care and Dr. Hand‘s Diar-
glgoma Mixture are sold by all druggists,
Eczema a a frightful affliction. but like
all (filter skin diseases it can be perma—
non
Witch Hazel. lve. It never fails to
cure lies. E. P. Weed, Norwalk: G.
C. St llson, Booth Norwalk.
, A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison. of Worthington,
Ind.. Sun. writes: “You have avalan-
blc prescription in Electric Bitters, and
loan cheerfully recommend it for Con-
stipation and Sick Headache, and arm
cueral system tonic it has no uni.”
rs. Annie Stable, 2025 Cottage rove
avenue. Chicago, was all run down.
could not cut nor di est food, hada
backache which never oft her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters rcatorodher health and re-
newed her strength. Prices 50 cents
and 81. Get a bottle at G. C. Btillsou‘s
and E. P. Wood's drug stems.
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In the Spring a young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse thcliver. purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. B. P. Weed,
Ngfkwalk; G. C. Stillson, South Nor-
w .
The Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis. alderman,‘Chicago,
says: "I regard Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung (floriiplaints, having
used it in my fumil for the last five
years, to the excl on of physicians'
prescriptions or other preparations."
Rev. Jolm Burgus, Kookuk, Iowa.
writes: “I have been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years
or more, and have never found anything
so beneficial, or that gave me such
speedy relief .as Dr. King's New Diu-
covcry." this Ideal Cough Rom-
edy now. Trial bottles free at G. C.
Stillson‘s and E. 1’. Wood‘s drug stores.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. E. l’.
Weed, Nor-walk; G. C. Stillson, South
Nonvalk. M .._..~ 1_
News This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ite-
wnrd for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be ouml by Hall’s Catarrh (lure.
F. J. Crlnshr &{ ‘o.. Props. Toledo, 0.
“,We. the nude good, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 yarns, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able‘to ' out any obligations made
b their ,n. ,
est , , Truax. ,Whnlesale Di¥1§19ta
To! ' o. 0., Winding. Kiunan -
, vigil. Wholesale" Druggist‘s, Toledo,
‘0 ’o. , ,
» Hall’s Catarrh Care is talism'iatcrudl-
ly, acting directly u )0“ the blood and
mucous surfaces of e system. Price,
750 per bottle. Sold by all drugglsts.
Testimonials free.
3 VW~—. 1;
Mrs. R. D. Young. fildflleb‘lf‘g’ 1a..
writes. I have used One Minute ugh
Cure for six years,both for myself and
children;audIcousidcrit the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Cure! have ever used. E. l’. Weed,
Nonvalk; G. C. Stillcou, South Nor-
walk.
Children‘cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Did you ever think how readily the
blood is poisoned by constipation? Bud
blood means bud health and rcmaluro
oidagc. DoWitt's Little Eary Risers,
the fiuuouslittlc pills, over-come obsti-
nate constipation. E. 1’. Wood. Nor-
walk: 6. C. Stillsou, South Norwalk.
Buchlis's Arnlcs $ch
The best sniveinthe world for cuts,
bruises. son‘s, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cams, and all skin eruptions, and post
lively cures piles, ut‘ no pay required.
it is guarantm‘d to give perfect satisfac-
tion or monev refunded. Price 25 m-uts
per box. E. l’. Wood and (i. C. Stilicon.
A. I]. Wmlstcr. a prominent. citizen of
7 (how. Mich, after suffering excmciat-
ingly from ih-s for twenty years. was
'curcd in a a tort time by using lloWitt's
Witch Hum] Halve. an absolute cure for
all skin (llM‘thi. More of this prepara-
tion is used llum all others combined.
1‘}. 1’. “Well. Norwulk; U. G. Stillsou.
South Nor-walk. ‘
You Don't lists To taut Oil.
says the lit. ImuisJournal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-liac, the
famous tobacco habit cure, “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One. a pmmiucut tit. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Bac soldand guarcntmd by it. if.
Plalstcd. No cure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00.. ew York or
Chicago. 1
Young mothers dread the summer
nnmths ou lwl'lltllll of the great mortal-
ity among children i’ilflM'fl by bowol
troubles. l’Irfm‘t safety umy be assur-
ed those who keep on hand DcWitt's
it promptly. For cramps, b'ilions colic,
dyaeuto and titanium. it affords in:
stunt rel of. E. 1'. Wm]. Norwalk; U
C. Htillson, Houth Norwalk.
Children Cry for
Pltehar’s Oastorla.
«on... m..”... _. W ”o...“ ......... «a
“Mulchnpvehrrt‘m
Minnamndstsscrhlformls.
mmmnmmmwmm
mnwmmnnmm
pm 1W by flvmth A: Th a alas
it ‘smai. Apflllhllltfi“
1 .L, 1 1 3* x ‘
cured b application» of DcWitt’s.
Colic and Cholera cure, and miminhitcr'
nestle H18 OWN-FUN
Pissed uistl Aw ‘ a";
oncqnyest val-335:1“ “
The Nebraska State Journal says that
on Saturday preceding his death. Prof.
George McKinnou limit for the Rev. C.
M. shoppherd. , As the minister entered
the house he saw that Mr. MoKlnnon
was very low. but desiring to cheer him
up. [he spoke in a hearty way. They
talked together for sometime. Finally
Professor McKinuou said:
“I have sent for you to hold my fat»
oral services.”
Tho minister‘lvas somewhat shakenby .
the words, but he
“Why. you are
friend.”
“Yes, lam. and I prefer listening to
the reading of the Word. before my
death. and to the 'prayers. as I think
they will do me more 3001“,! was the re?
spouse. . .
He would not accept a negative an-
swer, and the minister took the Bible.
and in the presence of the relatives read
a chapter and prayed. The service was
frequently broken by the exclamations
of contentment which were uttered by
the sick man. Having suffered so long
he seemed glad togive up tryiugto hear
his pain longer. There was a smile of
supreme peace on his face when the
prayer of the minister ended.
It was ono of the most impressive ser-
vices over conducted, and Mr. McKin-
non said he was ready to die when it was
()Vtil'.
1H6 lived for five days after the ser-
vrces. dying peacefully Wednesday
morning.
id:
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Digestion Defies Hypnotlsm.
Several Ann Arbor medical students
challenged Santanclli, the hypnotist. to
lupeculiar experiment. In his week's
stay here he has constantly claimed to
be able to contml the digestive organs
of his subjectswhile they are under his
hypnotic influence. ‘
This the medics doubted. and to this
final trial they challenged him. He ac-
cepted. One of his men was taken to a
restaurant and given a full meal, after
which be was hypnotized. with direc-
tions not to digest the food given him.
Twenty-four hours were allowed to
elapse, and that evenings doctor was
called and. he was awakened. The at-
tendants attempted to empty his stom-
ach with a stomach pump, . but
was unable to do so. Then the patient
was given strong empties, but nothing
could be brought from his stomach, in-
dicating clearly that the food had been
duly digested. The young medics are
jubilant over thempparent success of
their scheme—Detroit Tribune.
AN. ELBPEEEEVWHEEL.
Papa Had Modern Ideas. But the Young
stars Were lip to Date.
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Parsgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
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millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
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is on the
wrapper."
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signature of m
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NEW ENGLAND
com ilEllEili
Made from a recipe of one of the ‘
most famous doctors in New
x England. lt'contshis no opium of
any form and therefs no danger as
with some preparations of forming
the Morphine liabil. Children like it.
as it cures them without upsetting
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