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ado Easy and Perfect!
utheso modern days. the art of drs s mak-
In .‘fnrsurol'ltisan art. and an ex slvo
otgggtllat. 3 reached the propor ions of
nee.
i: also most impossible for the women
”33 to oepln touch with tho I shiona.
lily and so radically do they linings,
minimisalluost an unlimited pu .
"woman thatlsabloto oonstruut h r own
.: train the cutting to the dais i . is
-: fortunate.
A-Point to Be Consider d.
llllt pa to attend a school and l rn to
, and ma 'o my own ganuouts by a allor's
£11.06. in which all tim‘m-riéotions ha 'o boon
[hummus title residence of this cl y now
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fioflhis with care.
on hours.2to5aud7toli,’1‘uosaiay., urn-
‘ni Saturdays. 22 South Main str. Lilo.
orwaik: Mondays and Fridays. is We street
emails. .
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1i-Did you ever get tired of {see
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\AGETON . . .
--ACETN
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If, you are troubled with
“ “ Headache, Rheumatism, Hellm-
gia, Bad Colds, dc.
Try a few powders, and iron
.willncvcr tircof I'(‘t'()iillil lid-
in it to your alllilrtcd ll‘iClidS.
W len ‘alled to a case of i La
.Grippe, Dr. Marizuid alwhys
gives the i'ollola'illpr prescrip-
tion: i
" ll. .‘lfuimui dr. i
M. H. i'llll' Ni. 1'). '
Bis. Take Iliii‘«til‘ll'illllill'lllf‘Jlll per-spir-
Inst. than awry lullr h. an a. \‘D
. . .l. l...\l.lal.i\
This success ill the euro 0
this disease is world “'iilt‘.
. Arctoil can be obtained at
R H. I’lalsted's.
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Jolt and Gycloae Proof. i
in Pathligiit
They who ride must see th‘
road. The Pathli ht mall
hifitt the we . illdcslcri
fif s Th‘
one do Tera“ :
s as; 247 €611th Shop N. i I
,7 _ 7 , lictlonr ,. would in
use tor my saying‘thnt‘liarold Dull-
ley. though a part at my friend’s name, . Is
not the whole or most important part at it,
Ilium his consent to use somnoh,‘ how-
sror, and, with this understanding, totoil
thisstory. _ - - fl ..
Captain. Dudley and myself were oom-
rndo troopors. In the long ago wohlul
fought side by side during tho Chlokamau-
an earnpalgn,‘ and when the Army of tho"
Cumbarland was lulsiuizod by Bragg in
Chattanooga wu wore ourselves, and our
horses down to skin! and ‘ hello, and runny
a good man gave up lilo in tho effort to
limp tho Califodorato Gonordl Wheeler from
capturing tho trains we were taking over
the mountainstrom MoMlnnvlilo, that
tho‘mon in the shadows of Mission Ridge
and Lookout might not die of hangar.
Dudley was born in bio, and I in Kon-
tuoky. We worn both captains, a month
apart in our ages, on neither 20. Our
~"Y.\.\"KEES nox’r com: or lived 'ruls war.”
commissions came not. through ability so
much, as the fact that wo had joined lhr
10ml luminliiiuoors of tho, Cumberland
mono, and we know luoro about lilo
‘thrco r’s" than tho bravo, slurdy follows
who rojoiccd at ollr appointment and sub.
mlttod to our command.
Two years ago this spring Colonul Ilud»
,ley, now a successful iiiwyllr in llalli»
more, prnpllsod to rim to lako an varly Vin
cation, and to spend it riding 0\'l'l‘ the
trails wllvro. {ill years before, wo had
marched by night and fought by day and
starved plant of lilo limo, \vlillo praying—-
as novordoni‘ buforo or Silltil‘-—tll:ll iiolp.
more than our rugm-ddivisioim could give,
might ho sent. to tho nukHJ, hungry herons
so resolutely holding the vast shore of lla-
TClllil‘Fr‘i!" :ll (,ihallaiioogu.
[decided to giro lip newspaper work.
more wearing than war ill tho long run.
and in no wilh my fricnd. (in tho way
down to Chattanooga ho asked inn if I ro-
llil-ilillorod a story llo loid Illl‘ lhll night ill"
fora we assaulted lilo Illil‘l-lil'l‘ll spur of
Mission Ridge. snail-limos mill-ii Mis~iilnv
my Itidgu, lllllll'l' Sherman. I mummborod
tho slur-y vary wall—I know of many cases
of Hill saulu kind in tho borderstall-anion
I was anxious to in-ar ii. again.
Dudlov's story in lil'll'f was thin: Iii.-
fflllll‘l‘ \..l.’~‘ :\ ’l'l~lliil‘;»»:m-;lli of good family.
liu l‘l-ii lil iovawilh n in aulil‘lli girl. whoa
family wore the founders of l’lirin‘iilulllll,
0., on tho rlililhi'rll rim of llll‘ slalu, ltl'l'flr'h
from Kentucky. 'l‘iioiyoilng luau, :lill‘f
ruminating in im-liioino, mnrrhld and nl'l-
tied down in Portsmouth. Ills family
dloowni'd him biwauso his wifu’s pooph-
worn said to ho :limlllionisln. bill, happy
ill his love and his lilI'L'll boys, la! pursued
his profussion surrounfuily till Smith ('aro-
lillihfii'lfl‘lll d and lhu lirsl hoarm rumblings
of the war ramp up from L‘liarir-lon.
i'p to this limo Ilr. llildh-y llilil L'liil‘ll
no limit lllllil'l‘hl. ill llllilill", iii-nigh ill-
always villi-ll, and joking 3' math. ill'hi wilh
lilo opposiiion. lllll with tho lir~t wand
of war his life and his Illlllllil'l‘ l‘il.‘l‘.l,',§-.‘li--
lrllangld so suddenly and radii-ally lhal
thaw who kill-w illiil lll‘sl. “'liislll‘l'vll lilal
Illi liilll llw'oliw illnllill‘. and ”also who did
not know iiilii so \"l‘il liirl-alnnl-il to hang
him for what lili‘)’ l‘lllh'd "his [I'l‘fll‘lllll lo
lllii [,‘llillli.H
him. llildivy and lll'l' yunnudst Fill) \ri'rn
oppowd 1o "'l‘f‘l“~7~illll: llllltlili‘llll‘llilii Frank
and Edgar. lilo iii-HI. and unwind none, lili-
nlilinl-vd llil‘lill‘i‘lh'd as "rl-bi'is.”
It. was well known lll l’orlnlnolllll liial,
Dr. l)lidii-y‘:: was alioliu r raw of “lliVilll‘li
llama,” yi-l. Illl‘l‘l" was a url-at dual of rlll’"
prim in tho prillty l‘l'i'l'l‘ iown, \Vlll‘ll aim
I.\'l'iillll,', iii tho fall of laid, it ill-Cain"
known that tho dormr and 1mm! his sons
had dimppien‘rd.
l'illli‘l'iill'l‘ll‘l'llilirlillli’~‘-i Harold lli'l‘illllll
dvorvl'. ii' lliai \\'l‘rl' p-miliio. ill hill toolbar.
and for lilo law oi ill-r ho Willllll hard in
lllilllll'tl ill. illillll‘ llrill inI lawn limit l‘illiililil'
of low, ll'-‘i sl'iisiliVn to tho lipillloilsllf
oliwrr». 'l'lzli oiliimiimiliva and phlynial-wa of
iiiH'llllliiiluili :ilid boyhood \\'l‘l‘ll going into
lilo war. and llilhoiigh iii-q: novvr openly
rhili-ld him ll'ilh di-doyaily in tho iTlilon.
yet. ha l'i-il llial ll" was lllllll r a l-iulld, and
ihill. lhl‘rowaa but nun i-nursoli-ft him.
and lorlliilalriyliial uoiirso was in lilollilu
of his luvliilaliona.
Hamid lllidlvy laid iii-i inoliwr Lia pur~
pow, and silo, rmllizinig iii“ alluuliuil with
a \vuiilrili‘s quirk illlllilioil, l'nllsltillrll in
his goinu. lll‘ l'rlwsl'li lilo (lilio, not up
wilh i‘nion rvl‘ligm-a in tho mountains of
Hillllllt'llhil'l‘il ll'i-nllil‘lly, and Mill Illl‘lil
prom d north and join-«i lilo Union army.
This Was lhw slory ifuplidll illlliiivy iold
luv. mun iih our hum-- in lhr- roar, \w
litigator! lhn iron/lull earl ll that \Vl‘lllii-l-Ilfl)’
lliiihlwlhv marrow trim to in: 'i‘hilnilmlvu
inn «and \va‘ill-d for daylight and I'll.
llllflil"; in sound liil‘ "ildvallriv."
I am awaro liiili’i‘ lo lllfl Wlli‘l‘. llll‘ ill‘lllli
Mill llm Hl‘llllil! Willlllil'! to girl: HIV in lliis
I'T‘lllll' nllililw. but in our illllf‘l ill ltiiilllu-
llllilllil thal- nllihl. my old friuiili nddrd lill
lull-ruling [whiwlipt to tho si-ll‘ynl’ anvil»
('i‘lllillil i|.'llli‘l‘.
Aliri' liii‘ oar llo rillill'lll'vil in Hill llill‘lll
will ifilil‘ilillllii. Whither his luulill l‘ lmli
9‘31"!“ w‘llill s‘nluilvd illlv. r'ho Illl‘il of
‘ lil'lil'liil'lii‘," hor lriilndu said. in laliil. in
tho liillll'ililllf‘ aha and Harold llml Illlllil'
l'li‘l‘)’ «lion. to “‘0?" ill" fate of tho fllll‘llli'
and llil‘. two tlflllil who had llmlll south with
him,
'i'hronuh a i‘unl‘i-dllrnlo frimal who had
mum to l'illoitliiali lbi-y inurlird that lilti-
irar “as kiihlli with (lullurui Chiral-ham at.
lamkunt Mountain. and that. Frank wont.
‘ down in lllillil wil‘a Hana-rill liioburti. on
f whose staff ho H'F‘ Ml during that filial no.
‘ ril'sof lll‘lsln'rllb"“limit!“ south oi Nashville,
when lill' power of tho (,iolliolllzrnlre in the
Wild was lrrslriol‘aliiy lirukuil.
in. Dudley hall sorrrd ail ll normal at
many pilots south daring tho war. but as
limo as film earns all truce! him rsn‘
noes-inflow; 7
I W i to
. . . , or .slt’ ‘9
who answered train that head in that! the
planning shot and shell from Lookout, .
" You o'ui don't come up much this my
no moan," said an old man at whose cabin
we rested at noon. "1 was bynr on t’uthar
shit in thorn days, though most of my kin
was fo‘ the Union. Things hasn’t changed
right nyar very much, an tharain’t boon
s stranger in Diok's core scans the prophet
team, that was right alter, the war. Who's
the prophet? Wool, wo—ans don’t know,
but hlt's’ allowed that ho is a scholar-d—at
toast ho was till he got into this yar grave.
yard blzniss.” - ._
lining asked to explain about the prophet
and thof‘gravarnrd bizaiss," old lion Cul-
.loy stroked ills long white board, took a
show of tobacao, hitched ilp his single knit
suslxinder and said: .
“Tho prophet, llo’s got a place up at the
hand of the cove, whar ilo hoops sonlo amok
an raises stall enough to livo on, an they
do say he 3th money ov'ry quatnll at Stu.
vensvlllo. Ho duli't toll his name. of he
hos one, w'loh some doubts, but this has
leukod out [In had till-oil 80118. Ono went
into tho Yankee army on was kllt, two
went into tho Confederacy on was kllt,
but no one don't know what them three or
any oilo of mm was buried. ‘
“ "l'was just about the limo thoy got to
putiiil llowahs on solors' graves that the
prophet eonio hyar, ll~iookln fo’ tilogravos
of his boys, but of court-in he couldn't find
’oni. lint tbar ain't a hill nor a euro no:
a Valley, nor a kirk, of all this land that
didn't have no ind of unburiod dead on
’oin \vlmn the fuss in'dod. So tho old man
—ho had two niggahs to hoip—sot to work
- to gather in tho airliiotons, with lilies on
gray rags on that bonus, tram all over. In
this way he has got a big graveyard of his
own. Thar ain’t no gray. flowers, but
thar'qulno and w’itn and red, on up at tho
prophot's place you kin one dead waves of
thnln flowers, all ho leads them. Go up,
as inos' like you’ll do, an ax him why, an
ho'li say: '1in boys worn tho blue no gray.
Some. of these may be Fund: or Harold or
Edgar. May tho good Lnr’ help an pity
us who was so cruel as to kill them i’ Uh,
hit makes a fuller fool soft 'bont tho
eyes to llt'hll him go on! I was lhar just a
yoah ago today, an I omno back so had
broke up that I had to drink' llioro‘u nus;
tom ll.) git .‘lSil‘l'll. \Vilal, goodbyi lint if
you-nus son him, don't forgit lilo [ll‘illllll‘l'r
a guilt."
\l'o bndo goodby to our mountaineer host
and Halo up to tho head of the now, where
the prophet had his home. Sara for tho
spring and tho charred wood about'dl,
than: was no sign of human lifo than-
when we ran into Wharton‘s ’l‘oxus rang-
ers on tho iliorning of Nov. 3, 1hli:i.
'l‘wo hounds harkod us a weiromo as lvo
neared tho llnubio log cabin. ’l‘horu worl-
signs of thrift about lilo place, but what
most ultra-troll our lltlllnivlllll worn tho in-
termingled billion: of wlillo, rod and blue
flowers on tho slopes llliovo the house. and
this dayillo livrinit's homo wasinvaliad
by young niullniuilloors of both some who
had t‘llilii‘ down to help tlm ohl mall ill lili-
Work of decoration, though airllaliy ovary
linlluialion was a pillow of natural flow-
02's.
A tall old man. with white hair and
board llilll lhn expression of a saint ill his
gray llylls and l'l‘trllilll' it‘llllll‘l‘fi, grl-iltvd us
and helped pill away our bums.
"ll. is always .“l'CliI’illlUll day to me," hr
said, "even when lilo snow is on tho hills
and knoo dl-l-p ill tho covo. It: is to am llll‘
drapery of peace. covering the last rusting
pluco of lll‘ihll Aml‘rhrana. ”
(.‘ulonol Dudloy could not speak, but I
indom'll lilo old man‘s sunlilnollts.
“For yours,” ho said in tho some low,
quiet voice. "I lriod in lilid lho bollius‘oi
lay-sons, but ill vain. Una night, win-n
my lll‘fll'l. was wry hoary, Idrl-ainl, or fril-
that a spirit raino lolua and whisper-vii,
‘Ail lilo dead arlv your brothers or your
sons!’ ’l‘hr-ll I gavlz up the svaruh for lin-
{NV and gathered in tho many. Iii-rn till-y
hll'l‘ll, lilo bind and til" may, ml if lhl-y had
now-r l'olliziil. I ualhl'l‘l-zl llivlli ill from
tho laugh: and bleak liiiililllfl, from lla-
lliarshy margin of llio rivn-rs whom they
Hilliv' to death, and from lilo shadows of
llll‘ llllli‘s wlirro llli'y llrl‘flllli‘d out lilolr
young: livos. (ll't‘l‘ Ililll‘l‘ mar llill (raisin is
lh:- plum whom I shall sloop when Ilil‘
dmlh ulna-l mils llll'UVi‘I' lilo dark rivl'r lo
the whim Il'lllul ol' llill sill-ill. lilll 1 din”
lllll. lll‘ niono, 'i‘iw Illl‘ll about lilo. whulhl-r
”My mum hiuu or pray, are my boys, my
amiillrylul'li.”
\Vo sfllllli in tho lllillhl of tho floral lili-
iows, illidluy \vllili- farml ilnll sill-lit, and
lim old lnzm lilirlll‘ilt'll ill [oiling us how ho
had mild-roll ill illlilll'illi. ill iillluaiidgray.
and how lav hall nil-nu his lifu for his boys"
mlko ill raring for lbil gravlls.
"Harold," ho said, "(alight on till:
l'iiioll shill. llo was our lulll)'-—S\l'l'ill.
gratin ulid bountiful as his llmlilor. Two
l sin Till: “Li, ‘H \N'H Alma Alllll'T MY tulla
, illilia'sxnill.
yrars dilllr lbr war, amid . tingle of Villi‘ri
and wild llowors, i minivan lilo rirnmiliv:
of :lyliliiiu.1li:lll who had worn tho ililio.
iiu was lull and iliim and had yi-iiow hair.
My Hill-old humid. ml those bills, nlid they
told am he was hiiiuil horo. ills gram is illi-
dllrlny window. 'l‘iill lighlof my lniup falls
all it. ill-taro i go to shop, and tho first. rays
of tho aim kiss it in tho morning. Calm».
llll llll‘ show you lhll plow." 4
Ho laid his halal on lllldloy's arm and
it‘ll hilll away. For lilo lilo of ma I would
not. IIIIWI‘. nor could I ”milk, for my lips
m-i-o dry and my hours was in my ihrmll.
'l‘lm niolmtninm-rs singing among: tho
grows of tho blue and gray startled nm
from my I'L'Vllfll'. Till‘li I llmkml haul:
lowa’rd tho gmvo hlliowllio robin window,
and, through swimming eyes, I mwlho
old man‘s arms about my oomrado’il nook,
and Dudley's strong law was half hidden
in his lstlm‘s white board.
ant—unn-
Everybody has it.
_Tlllfl 'Blrsd feeling. ,
Don't know what it means.
Keeps you awake at, night.
Deolroys daily comfort. -
, Wool-lull the body.,Worries the mind.
You would shake it off. H, .. -
You would be healthful and strong.
80 you can.
It l'ou'iro'at it right.
First learn what it means;
Some say it's had blood.
lOthers say it's a lazy liver.
'l‘liey're' s‘l wrong.
Tired feeling meanstlred Kidneys.
‘Just as Lame Beck means Lame Kid-
here.
And Backache means Kidney ache.
How do we know ll?
Because Dean's Kidney Pills care It.
And they are for Kidneys only.
How can we prove ll?
Because South Norwalk people say,
so. .
Here's in case in point.
Mrs. C. Gunung, who resides on Bill
street, is a lady well up in years. She
is one of the aged people who suffer
from disordered kidneys. We want in
impress this open every reader: .‘o age
or condition can prevent them from
performing their work. When this is
thoroughly known in South Norwalk
kidney complaints will disappear. Mrs.
Gunung has this to say about Dean’s
Kidney Pills: "I wont to Pialsted’s drug
store and secured a hex of Doan's Kid-
ney I’iiiu some time in December.'l
have had kidney complaint for some
time and a bad backache. i could find
uolhint: to give me any relief and i
fancied the Mill! might. I was not dls~
appointed. 'Joan'u Kidney Pilis‘kcured
me. The backache and suffering are a
thing or the pan."
Dean's Kldney Pills are sold for 60
cents per box. or six boxes for $2.50, by
all dealers, or mailed on receipt of price
by l-‘oslnr-Eiilburn (“on l'llll'faio, N; Y.,
sole agents for the lfnllvd Slates.
All those terrible, ilching diseases 0!
the skin that help to make life miscr-
ahle for us are caused by external par-
asites. Doan's Ointinmlt kills the par-
unite and curve the disease. Pertizctly
harmless. never fails.
r
Ayer‘s Pills are recommended
leading physicians and drnizgists, as
illoluost prompt and efficient ronwdy
for liiliousnvss, nausea. costivencss, in-
digestion, sillgszisimess'of tho liver,
jaundice, and sick headache; also, toru-
liovo colds, fl-vers, neuralgia luid rheu-
matism.
One swallow does not make Spring,
butane swallow of One Minnlo Cough
(Juro brings robot. 1'). 1’. Wood, Nor-
walk; G. C. Slillson, South Norwalk.
As the strength of a building depends
upon the solidity of its foundation, so
hoailil doponds upon the condition of
rho blood. To expel impurities and
‘illlSl' the vital lipid to IlCL'OIilLl vigorous
and life-giving. Ayrr‘s Sarsaparilin is
lllonlosl powwt‘ul and l‘li‘octivo medi-
cine in nsv.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
- Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Remov’awiliotice !
Dr. F. W. Dunner has moved
llisoliii-o from over the Post
other to No. l I’ ARK R 0 W,
oplmsilo Grand Opera llouso,
Slaiaford, (IL. whom he will ho
pioasod tom: his Sorwtdk pin
lirnls. Faro allowed. Ullil-e
hours from it n. m. to ll p.nl. lIo
will iw- ill the CITY lIolol
ovary Wedllvisiay from 8 a. In.
to ii p. ”1., for the acoluinmlalion
of hill Norl 'alk and South Nor-
walk path-ills.
DR.F.W.WSARMER
Surgeon Dentist.
STAMFORD. - . - CONN.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
43 Vlsll Street, Norwaill, Conn.
Incomwntod, 1824‘. Capital, 3200.000.
hnwm o. mam, President.
llAYll) ll. Milillllil, Vlcol‘resl.
L. C. (l 1th N, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Pianist). KilillJtll, Moses M. GLOVIIt,
ilavm ll. Milieu A. .l. MHKKl-Ell,
ll‘.i-.l‘r..iollnl.ot'ltwwv. ’i‘ilno. l6. l-lllil'rli.
lltA (tilts, Cans. ll‘.'l’nulrlmM.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Solicitod.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
a ll lv
0. ll. HARVEY'S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENOVL
Lndim and gnlltlomrn chairing fir-l-
Clutflllll‘ip iii any capacity will obtain the
saute imimdialc-iy at the «law.- ”Mffll'y.
nimlhuyo wishing ptmiiiuos, either male
or female. (‘llll sunlil‘"emlllflyllwllh.
Wlillll'll lllllflflllli‘lll‘ly l-usllillllu fur ”iv cowl
f‘ililll"‘ll'ill lllllls’illh‘ll gills: «hollow-u in,
m-vrmi-diwr good girls [or urn-rill bulim-
work.
6. H. HAHVIV. Nnnby'l Ibo.
Moro.
70 North Main attest, South Kai-wall
by‘
, 3. it ,
auctions
-n‘andllnd
They work
. ad'sflon a, [4
ya Colin Cars or‘nl o
nothing, to admit em.
like magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little onus love
Dr. Hand’s Cello Core and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 250.
m
Eczema is a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be perina-
nonti cured by appllllatioas of DoWitt’s
Witc l Hazel Salvo. It never fails to
cure piles. E. P. Weed, Norwnlk; G.
(J. Sullson, South Norwalk.
a»...
Curc for Headache.
As a remedy for allfonns of Head-
aoho Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very host. It oil'oets a ponnnnont
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick
hcadiwhos yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to proouro n
botlio, and giro this remedy it fair trial.
In cases of habitual (it’lllstllliltluu Eloc-
t c Bitters euros by giving the anode
t no to the bowels, and few cases long
msist thouso of this medicine. Try it
once. Fifty coats and $1.00 at Stillson‘s
and Wood's Drug Stores.
'Inthc Spring a young man's fancy
llghlly turns to thoughts off—DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
invigorate the system. B. P. Weed,
NEiITrVHlk; G. C. Stilieon, South Nor-
w -. . .
The Discovery Saved His Lilo.
Mr. G. Caillouetm, Dmggil-lt, Bearers-
villo, 111., says: “To Dr. King's- New
DiseoVi-ry I owo'my life. Was taken
with La Grippo and mm all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and loldI could not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discov-
ery in my store I sent for a bottle. and
began its use and from the first dosh
hogan to get boiler, and after using
three bullion was up and about. again.
It is worth its weight in gold. Wi-
won't keep sroronrhousi- withimt it.”
( il'l a free trial at Stillson's and \Vccd’s
Drug stores.
line Minute is the standard time, and
(lilo Minute Cough Corn is the standard
preparation for every form of rough or
cold. It is the only harnih-as remedy
that prmluco‘s immediato results. E. i’.
\\'ol.-ll,1\"orwalk; G. C. Stillaln. South
Norwaik.
How's This?
We ofl'or One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any cased! (Yalarrh that can-
not he (‘lll'l'fl by Hall’s (Jalarrh Core.
I“. J. Cllsmzv & C0,, l’rllps., Toll-do, 0.
We, the iindvrsignl-d, have known F.
.l. Cheney for the last 15 your-.4, and be-
Iievo him perfectly honorabio 1!) all
business transactions and linanl‘iaily
ablo locarryout any obligations made
by their linn.
West & Truax. Wholesale DI‘fqglisls,
Toledo. 0., \Vahling. Kinnnn & Mar-
vin. \thlosalo Draggisls, Toledo,
”lilo.
Hall‘s (Iatarrh Care is taken inn-mal-
Iy, actiugdim'tly upon the blood and
null-oils surflun-s of the. system. l’riol',
Tools-rlxlllla. Sold by all drugglats.
Testimonials l'rol‘.
Mrs. R. D. Young. Middlrburg, 1a.,
writes. I haw used i luv Minim- l 'ough
Caro for six years; both for luysv‘il' and
Chlilii'l‘ll, and I clllisidorit tho llllii‘lil‘h'l
iii'liill.’ and most sali.~l’avlory (‘ough
(.Iurlll haw t'l’l‘t‘ usl-d. E. 1’. Word,
Norwnlk; G. U. Stillson, South Nor-
Walk:
.Chlidren Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
Dill you over lilillk how readily the
blood is puimlled by l-onalipalinll‘.‘ iiad
blood moans bad hmilh and premature
old nun. lh‘Wlll's lliltll- Early ltisrrn,
llil‘ famous lillio pills, ”Vt'rf'llllit‘. o . .
lialv constipation. Ill. 1‘. Will-d.
walk; U. (i. sliiison, South Norwalk.
. Buchlin's Arnie: Salvo .
The host salvo in the world for rule,
bruises, some, uh'l‘ril, sail rlmllm. four
was. li‘lfl‘l’, chapped hands, l'llilbizlim,
t-lirns, and all skill eruptions, and posi-
livl-ly l'lll’i‘ri piles, or no pay l‘l‘llliil‘l‘li.
it is goal-alumni lo givl- porivrl. mull-fav-
tion or Illlllil‘)‘ l‘l'fllllill'll. l'ril'l' '35 mulls
per box. E. 1’. Wood and G. C. Stililion.
A. L. Wmstrr. a prominent citizen of
ilssoo, illil-ll.. ilfil'l‘ sull'I-rillg (‘M'rllf‘lilt-
iililly from pill-s for lwl-ury yours. was
l‘lll‘l‘ll ill it a um. limo by using IleWilt's
Wilrh liazl‘i Salvo. an illir‘slillil' euro for
all skill dinners. Moro of this pin-para-
linll is llhi‘il than all nlhl‘rs i‘lllllllllll'll.
'2. 1’. Would, Nprwalll; (.i. (3. tilillrlnll,
Holllh Norwalk.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil,
says tho hit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No‘To-lllw, the
famous whom) habil cunt, "We know
of many emu-s our-Ill by No-To-Iiilo.
(luv, u proiiiiillllit lit. Innis arohilovl,
smoked and chew-d for twmly years;
lwolsm-sunrml him so that. own tho
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No.
'l'o»‘ilao sold and guaranteed by “.11.
l’Iaistl-d. Noourono pay. Book fl‘llt‘.
Starling Remedy (10., New York or
Chicago.
Young inollwrs drl'ad the summer
llmulllsoll lwmllllt of tho great mortal-
ity among children caused by blunt!
ll‘Illlllil‘N. l’vrfll'lsafl-ty may be assor-
l-li liloiul who lamp on hand lthilt's
l‘oiio and (.7llllll‘l'll l'lil’i‘. and mllninlsli-r
it prmnplly. ll'orl-ranlps, hiillms mlir,
ilywlltlll-y and diam-him, it affords ill‘
slant n-iivl’. l). i’. ‘Vl‘i'fl. Nonrailc; (.i
if. Sliiison, Houlh Nurwalk.
When Baby was Ml‘k. wn gum it“? i. ‘astorla.
Wlwn aim was a l fluid. silo aria-d tor (Moria.
When she law-arm Mills. silo clung to (Marta.
When slash-d ehmflmgsnlneutmh.
g. tonal). . aim-am " with
dollars. in man cam than: sol. a tuna
m o! diflsrontoolors. with tbolrfollm,
on the some hat. Tho silent in noli entirely
sailsnlotory. Altar oi this luxurlnnoo of
color and quantity tho Willa! course be
a revulsion, and no doubt the severely
siiaplo will roign again bolus-a long.
the Illinois:- oam‘ are tho most olfootivo.
Thoso ornamental with plnkoll rallies of
sill; look as well as and soniotimos hotter
than more oiaborato ones, that are crushed
null crumpled by the dress shirt."
Tho roal summer capes are very little
and are always adorned with grout rashes
and bows and with fantastlaooilarll. ley
are soon in all ,eolors, ovon in sky blue.
Some are trimlnod lengthwise with olu-
broldery or bond ornamentation, or with
loco and other applications. Thou thorn urn
othom-i of lirnoho silk, with a ruolio all
around. A groatdcaioi’ pialtod black gauze
null moussoiiilo do solo is used; also upon-
\vork fabrics of black or bolgu ovor oolorod
linings. All thocapos are lined with silk,
usually of nvory brilliant tono. Straw,
STREET 'l'i)li.E’l'.
maize, orango, green and rod giaca (Trolls,
plain groom. niallvu, I‘llr‘l‘ and all change-
ulilo tints are thus oliiployl-d.
Lrir.’ rut vests, braving ii (Lirsviut ofi‘rol,
ill‘li lunch worn and afford lino opportuni-
lirs for the display of ingenious and bo-
cozniiiu guinipzrs.
The illustration shows a stroll coslulm
of gluon talll.il:l“il:l.nilnn do punch." it
is of princess flirlu, lilo imdieu crossing
diagonally ill front and fastening at tho
sidliuf tho waist. ’I‘hu wilar and rol'lzrl
am of K'Illlll‘lillli'l’l‘il silk, mixed with a
pinning of blur-k silk gauze. and a band
of llil‘SailiU trimming pulsars down (ho
rightsidu llf lilo Skirt. Bows of blind:
satin an: placed at tho waist and shoul-
ders. 'I'iio plzmlron i»; of gluon. 'l'iill
sleeves halo bands of l‘llil'l'liltilll’}' n '.'ll' the
wrist and ti-rlalnuto in l'riiia of Mark
gauze. The bar. of blank straw, is trim-
med with ribbon Illllfl‘lilllg llm l:llllli:l,
striped with wllito. lilack Ilvll'lL‘ll plumes
and while laco coinpiulo lill‘ adornment.
Ji‘illC l.‘llol.l.I-:T.
BODICES AND BASQUES.
Vests of Various MItcrInIn Much “'Ikii.
Ripples Appear Again.
'I‘lio brisqno budll-us of tho sva‘mln an- \‘a-
l'lllllrilylll'slgliflfi. Somallf lill‘ill arn rinsed.
soliia am open le‘r a not or [.iaalron :i'i‘i
ill Lars lnoroor l(‘~"l full. .\il lill‘ lilifillill'n’lj'l‘
wryshlirl, failing not bl iowlllo i.lii~. 'I'im
buliirc may bu load.» of mm] goods iii-:l- liav
skirt, of ottoman or hrouilo riill, of plain
or Illixul ('llilll ul‘ of win-t.
Almost all uni-sac. 5 mo wry Illill'll trini-
Illi'li ill front. The odorn'ullnl’ may l‘llil. id.
of large, lint rovers or of r; \l’l’n‘ rippi. ii.
pluilvd or siashvd in odd fashions. '1 !.~
vi'als urn plain when lho Iiillll'l‘lill of whiv-h
l.ill‘_\' .‘ll'll Illillil‘ iv lll'lll'lll‘ or I‘iili'lllilil'll ll,
Lr gallium-ll and lll'i’l ill the “‘(ilnf. i.f.'.l'.'«-l:
wiwn ii is. light and thin iiial slirah, who
in or lnouaalliml lil' solo.
Ill bulb-Ids which urn t‘lltll‘l‘ly tigizr i2:-
llllg lilo Vix-‘l slope at lilo first or Kl‘lill‘lll
dart. In Lilllsn having ion.” janiwl. {room
lilo veal. Is t'lllltiiilll‘ll in tho nildrr
l‘l‘ulll, lliliu holding lla' lindiro in : Ila;
liiisillilnw m'v nil llllll'l‘ or low l' '
cording. in tho form if iii-iv.“ I :'
persons with willuiiiis it is lit-Ta...“ to
\‘i.’~ii"i.‘-". l.liil".‘.
dam-raw llm llllllrlfl, wiiiill mourn Wll” or"
too narrow alid hil‘ll ll'r look lu-llrr with :l
arr-ill, lll'iil of failures ill. lliI‘ sides and bark
of tho (",ll'hillll'.
In orilor In: rlpph- or wall-i. i‘ll'llllll'fl in
kill-p liwir i‘oriil they must lill liill‘ll with
liill‘, ill‘xiillm-amas. ’l'iiisnllist il-lrlii‘ll‘ni‘Il
illzrlllisl mu‘li N‘illll .‘lliil (limln llw lining ll
lilo limiiilu ill. llil- Waist or jun: Invlmv it.
Thu i-ilillns ought to ho lillmi l‘df'l'iliily in
0 lim lilil‘lllh and wind lirmiy ill llim'i', ui.
inwauco bring naiiio for ii narrow ham or
fold ll‘. llil- lowrr «duo whirl: will giro lilo
basque solidity. A llldlligol lhinsiik must
be ilarmi oulldllo the canvas.
a costume shown in the illuulralion
is of llllllnlel grim lllll'fll' silk. The skirt
l‘l lrilnliioli around liw {out with a band of
ltllipllrll omllnlllll-l‘rd Willi wild and sin.
Thu bullion has. slillrt liiw'llll'n lirviriille and
atliililr of the some sort hf nllipliril. and
gaiplml adgrs Hm largo npalilz-is of roll-slim
grumrrlvst. 'l'lill slouvmof silk Lari: nulls
o! unlpnro at tho wrists. The rlil-lllisotts
and high collar am of white ammo.
J i: on: Ullom'r.
Silk pertinent-arc very much trimmed :
with taco, born and rllolios, but some of -
Ontario ls Dr. Samuel Pitch?!“
prescription for Infants and Chili
dun. ‘It contains neither Opium.»
Horphlno our other Narcotic sull- '
stance. It issharmless substitute for
I’ucgoric. Drorl. Soothing 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasailt. ' Its
guarantee is thirty years’ an by
millions of Mothers. Castoriaisthe
Children‘s Panacea-tho Mother's
Frie'nd. , . .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorla, and see that the fac-sinn.)
signature of
is on the
”‘ . $2262.»
tcct ourselves and the public at all hazards:
Tue CENTAUR C(lMPAlVV,” Murray St., NR.
Anal“ ' -
i : Examiner In
‘ U. fil. Patent llflco,
1876 In 1883
Offices, 43¢; Main Street,
BIXIDGEPORT. CONN-
horwaik
w» Lobsters
Caught oii Norwalk islands.
Leave yourorlii-rs and have
them delivered every Salar-
day at
Humaznurrs
Whoios lo and Ill-tail
Fish ,
Cla m a n d
Vegetable
MARKEt...”
Tllivl-lwuo Call. N—ll
B. ii. VICK‘ERS,’
ltii.\l.i'lt IN
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Etc .
Washington Strait.
'...
Button Choose. Fags. “ll”
.D'
So. Norwulll'
1‘25
.l I‘I'I ' p .3”...
.Try ”Epicure iii ::;:li”C;l:ll‘.td
' '(‘i-J‘HZT‘,
.\lill lil'ovll Mull'ilnill l. lit’t'SC
«3r. l‘: -'..ii:.r.l .. ..- -'Y
il Reflection of Yourself.
Your linllil' lilirroin yours: if and your
l'lllirarlrl'. The nail and ”ill ill‘lltn’u-
lions lrll lili‘ ~tory. .‘(ml- to Him-prim:-
limo \l‘ll' a l \‘l’l‘l‘lllillz H alriikrliillit.
and biiddllii.l llllll iii“ and lmauiy . in tho
liilll- l'l l'liilllpv y. or iliullr llll‘l m aim-m,
llilvil spring ll'nwllnlllu on lilt’ walls all
lliv your around. That \wn'l sll'm illl‘
plmlldv after yml'rv won lvur Mm‘k.
Painting. llapl-r hanging and lilac-orat-
inn.
If not I‘lulrollil-nt for you in rail ill the.
slot". drop a Instill, and [will impiraml
to call on you with a fail llnisaf smapiril
E. E1. GORHAM,
lll Fiitfl'l‘ AVENUE.
l'Jasle-wailr, . -
suitor/oust
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH‘
"IMHO SEITIIELI
Collin-oi il-ul.
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