modern days. the art of dress mak-
ftlaan art. and an ex musive
. : reached the proport one Oh
almost impolhsible for the Women
mm the fashions.
fimlcally do they change.
hi anunl 1111111111 purse
lsablcto tooonstruut hr
- cutting to the liaising
1111111111111 11 school and learn to
9401mm garments by a tailor’ 11
hi rfleet one have been
satire residence of this city now
minim-m of acquiring ?
ours. atooand 1 tell Tuosxla .Thura-
ya; 2') South Mala 5 root ho
' W 19111.1 Fridays. 18 Wall street
ole apound of tea ,hd one of cof—
nsms isn't afraid to send me, be-
she knows you will give me the
7” if aliecame herself. Certainly !
23M and square dealing, sixteen
- to the pound, and of the best {11’
“unis what is always obtained at
,snd of the finest grade in
city. Give us a call.
nan. cossrocs 111's
‘ I 11111111111111: Street.
W""“"‘
Did you ever get tired of see-
ing the word
ETON - - -
L .“ACETON
'1’ ? ?
are troubled with
obs, Rheumatism. Neural
Ulla, lad fields, In.
a'few powders, and you
‘ ever tire of recommend-
'tiito your nillictcd friends
called to aLcusc of La
111.111.111.111 always
following prescrip-
' Mica mry Mf’hour. till moir-
“11011111011111. I“:
This success in the cure of
disease 111 wol'ld wide"
011 can be obtained at
{alt and Cyclone Proof.
Pathlight
who ride must as the
The Pathli hi makes
ldcalas
royal 11111;”. 111 111. 111.11.111.11.
{Doha of (Johnsught, recalls the fast
that the man who would devour this
pardculsr widow’s houses mustmsh
an uncommonly full meal.
It was discovered a few years since
that the Queen owned (100 houses in 1111-.
ions parts of England. not royal real 1
dances. but rent- yielding provost. sad
that about six thousand bomb been
built by crown losssel on building 1M‘
holds hold of the queen.
She then had also rents from markets
lldtolla from ferries. beside the pro
csadsof mines and other Works upon
hrs-property or the crown property.
81011111! large estates in Yorkshire, 0:-
fordshirsamd Berks, valuable lands in
tin) Isle of Man and in Alderuoy. Scot
Ind. Ireland and 111-111. Of the New
Forest there are two thousand‘ acres of
absolute and 63 acres of contingent
crown property. liar Majesty enjoys
income from the forest of Dean. from
several other forest-1 and from rich
properties in London.
Osborne. on the Isle of Wight and
Ba‘lnioral in the ill hlauds are the pri-
vate property of t 0 Queen. and are
maintained out of her own income. But
she has the use of a few royal palace:
beside, and these are maintained by the
nation at an annual expenditure rang-
lnafrom $2 .500 to $50 000. The Queen
is in the occupancy of Buckingham Pal-
ace, Windsor Castle, the White Lodge
at Richmond Park and part of St.
Ja'mcs’ s Palace. The remainder of the
last named palace is occupied by other .
”members of the royal family -—Bostcn
”Transcript.
A QJE'S'TION or LOVERS.
The, Are Not as They were and lists too
Many Daggers.
In one of the old time burlesques a
torriblolovcr appears upon the stage.
He is all bespangled with daggers and
pistols.011111iug into the prmence of
the beautiful object of his affection, he
advances toward her with measured
strides, folded arms and a frowning
countenance. Then he suddenlywomos
to a hall. and in a voice of thunder he
roars out:
"llovo you!
Just let nie cut your
throat I"
The audience used to laugh heartily.
because in the inuodeuco of the good old
days nobody-ever imagined that a time
would come when any lover would be
like that follow. But alas! we have
plenty of them to- day. The newspapers
are full of them It 1:) getting to be a
rather L' ommou thing for a young gen}
tleman to ask a young lady to be good
enough to commit suicide with him.
And as for shooting 11 girl in the street
or parlor, that is becoming almostan
every day occurrence.
What can be I110 matter? In old times
lovers used to visit their ladies armed
with bouquets and bonbona. Now when
they go to see them they carry razors
and revolvers. This is certainly a re
form movement that can hardly becom-
mended. But what do the girls 1111111101
it?
They are deeply interested in the
thing. naturally enough. and some of
them might be able to give as light up-
on the subject. If the paraphrase could
be pardoned, one might ask: "is it true
that whom the ladies love they first
make n1ad'l"-»--N. Y. Sun.
Chm-hing the Amazons.
"Sire." quotli the chief of staff, ”the
Amazons are Msolubllllg on tho right
wing and evidently intend to turn our
left with a vigorous charge."
“Do you mean the American wheel
corps?"
"Yes, sire, and they are 11 gallant
sight. Their wheels have all been re-
nickelod, and they have donned their
new ashes-11f roses bloomers for the first
time. What. shall we do to avert the
dagger?”
"Urdor out the royal sprinkling
carts.’
“Yes, sire.‘
“Let them 'make a battle ground in
front of our left wlug as muddy as pos-
sible."
"Yes. sire."
“Just as soon as the charging Ama
sons in their new silk bloomers strike
that mud they will ride back as fast as
they can pedal."
"For what. sire.”
"For their mud guards, stupid. Then
if we advance rapidly enough to surprise
them before they can get their helmets
on straight the day is ours.”
.And It was even so.
Kass; Ilsa risen illlfilil‘fdren.
Gov. Bradley received in his mail
the other day a letter from the wife of
s convict making a tearful appeal for
the pardon of her husband Thcprin-
cipal ground for her application for the
pardon is Included In the close of her 1
letter. which makes the following re
markuble statement:
"New. dear (lovernor. please let my
husband come home to his wife and lit»
lie children. We need him. lie has
one little child 4 years old and another
2 years old. and be has never seen either
of them."~—-l11111lsvlllo Evening Post.
.... 7......—
A Carlene Iloclsty.
A society to check the decline in pop-
ulation has been formed in France. It
proposes to attain Its object by legisla-
tion. Families containing more than
three children are to be free from tax-
stiou. while those having no children
are to be taxed heavily. The legacy
duties are 111 be revised and the laws
regarding the division of 11111111111 among
children reformed.
list 1111 Ill-Isis "thing.
“0h. don t gut bl 1w. lllclrs. Lifeis
full of ups and downs. he heard you
say so many a time yourself.”
“That’s true enough; but mine are all
hard ups and cast downs." sighed Hicks.
uflsrnsr's Bust.
\
city or suede». and was bros;
a hospital with broken bones.
asked what was his trill». 111.11%»
that he was a topper. No one had heard
of such (thing before; 11110111111116 were
tilled with 11111191111111” hsaought. an
explanation. '
it appeared that when a party of
sisters were engaged upon a roof they
would now and than be taken with a
1mm a public house. 1 New s seam '
dress. for example, might slip awa
from 1191' won: and no one be the wise
but if these follows adjourned the tap
plug of mallcts would cease, and thus
the neighborhood be advertised of their
defection. Hence the career of the tap»
par. He has to do the tapping and keep
upan industrious bustle on the house»
top‘ during the absence of the other
sitter
When he taps for only one or two 1111‘
thing Is child's play; but when he has to
represent a Whole troop it is than that
he earns his money In the sweat of his
brow. Then must be bound from spot
to soot republicate, triplicate. sixtupll
cote his single personality. and swell
and hasten his blows until he produces
a perfect illusion for the ear, and you
would swear that a crowd of emulous
masons were continuing merrily to roof
thohouse.’ It must be astrange sight
from an upper 11111110an L. Steven-
son '11 “The Amateur Emigrant. ”
WITH THE HUMOREST.
Husband—«Do you know, my dear, 1
never get tired of looking at that photo
graph of you.
Wife—Why dou’ t you have it. framed '
and hung up in the club. «Lil's.
“My dear, I think you are a trifle ton
particular. "
“Why'l' ’
“In putting wire screens over the
doors and windows so our flies cannot
get out and associate with the neighbors'
ilios."—Chicago Record.
A—How will your wife be dressed at
the fancy dress ball?
B—Partly in a lace trimmed fancy
costume.
A—i—And partly—l
B -I’arlly not at alll—Das Kleine
Witzblatt.
Doctor (who has been sent for at. 2
a. uni—Madam. _seud at once for the
clergyman. and. if you want to make
your will also for the lmvy or;
“Good gracious, is itso dangerous.
doctor?"
"Not a bit of it; but I don't want to
be the only one who has been disturbed
in his sleep for nothing."—Dumb Ani-
male.
bobble—(Jan i you spare me a shilling
out of all you have saved this weak?
Uncle Frank (visiting)~—‘How do you
know. Bobble. that l have saved any
thing?
“Father says you save three pounds
a wooinwhon you visit us. "-—-Answers
inquiring Child—Papa, why do peo-
ple cry at weddings?
Parent (almtractcdly) “Most of them
have been married themselves.—-Comic
Cuts.
A 1111311111111, of 111-. binds. "
A striking story is 161.1 by Darwin in
the life of his godfather, Dr. Darwin.
of Shrowsbury. l'lnmlay 11 patient en-
.tcrod the consulting room of a London
physician and detailed the symptoms of
his illness. It was an obscure and diffi-
cult case, of a kind that was only in:-
perfectly 1111(lcrst1'111d,11nd the London
doctor confesaml himself fairly puzzled.
He could only state that the patient
was in a most perilous state.
"There is but one 1111111 in England
who understands the discus-111." said tho~
London doctor, "and you should go and
consult him. it is 111'. Darwin. of
Shrewnbury."
"Ala-ll" was the ansivur. “I am that
Dr. Darwin."
1
Japan In Franchlilml.
The E111p111ssof Japan has discarded
the picturesque costumes of her coun-
try. ller Majesty's wardrobe ls 111ad11in
Paris. and aim has a Ilmtltlo'll preference
for tight fitting. small-waist“! gowns.
The royal oxamplc is followed by the
ladies of the court. and Him" function-1
no longer present their former poly-
o romatic appearance. It is avurioun
coincident" that the discarded Japanese
costume unnbluos llll the latest ideas
on dross reform embodied by its apes
tlus hero and in Europe
Whrroi 'I‘Inse Doesn't (:0qu.
There are some things in wl1l1 hour
Ingllsh cousins have llmndvautsgo of
1111. A11 Ann-rim" 111illi111111lrc. accustom
111lto purl-base anything he wanted.
tried to obtaln from 11n()xford gardener
the men-t of the beautiful lawns which
made the pride of E11gl11nd~or a portion
of it.
"Tull 11111. my good man. how do you
manage lt.“ he said. coullou1-c11dl11gly.
pulllugbis band significantly into his
posfkol.
"It is very simple, 1dr." replied the
garlic-111:1. qualully "You 1111111 11111
olosous over you can cut. and you rolls
it and cuts if for fill) years." ‘
A Dog‘s ‘l'olist lilnb.
A 111111111 11111111111011 which has recent
ly been Inaugurated uptown lsa dog‘s
toilet club, where fashionable ladies
who go out to shop may leave their pet
dogs to undergo the operation of sham-
pooing. brushing. combing 11nd clipping
while Ilu 1t lulslruaaos attend to their
purz'b. 1111111. They call for them no limit
my houw French [smiles are clipped
I11 thalatost {Mlllui‘l and hill: 111111111 want:
are attended to. The club is said to be
growing in popularity among its syn-ll
patrons
Little Moneybugault a rather hard to
be poor is" t it?
Needynmu (grimly)«U1nl l‘w al
ways found It easy enough—Comic
1
s
‘ label”'ssld Dr. W. 0. Terry of Saar»
ill-1..
‘ places in Christendom, anyway. Itise
has. ' according. to the Alaski News,
persons Who will rec cive this lump sum
wins 1111 was 11111111 by 111%»-
manta. Cal. at the Arlington. He has
1111 Europe Mr two years. mostly in
Germany, pursuing asurgical course.
and Is now going home to practice his
pro! ion.
'Vl‘hc new style of street cars." be con
llnne1.“gave great offence tot 11 New
polllans. simply because they ware an
innovation. The people“ our there ro-
sentevcryt‘hlug that is new, regardless
of merit. Naples is one of the toughest
rare thing in that town to meet with
any one who seems torecognizo the
bath as an institution of civilization.
Mon. women and children revel in dirt.
particularly the latter. , Boys and girls
often years are often seen in public
without a single garment to bid their
nudity.
"The ordinary refreshments f life as
practiced in America, are 1111 nown to
then1."1'lle public convey: aces are
crowded with passengers so 1 dolout of
garlic that It is often prefers is to gel.
out and walls. Doubtlcsa everybody
eats garlic in order to keep from being
overcome with its odoriferous scent, 115‘-
a matter of protection.
“But worst of llll in Italy is the terri-
ble 111.111 of taxation and the corruption
on the part of the men in high oflicial
position. The railroads. for instance,
which ought to bring in large revenues
to the Government. are a source of ex-
penso. The explanation is that every-
body connected with their operation is
engaged in ptcaliug The charge 13
made openly. and Inever 11111: 6 board it
Lilliput ."v-Wusblnglon Pout.
Luck (lo'mas at Last to an old 11111.1».
Dick Willdughby. perhaps the best
known character in all Alaska. and the
man who last year made his first visit
in thirty years out of the Territory,
coming to Seattle and seeing for the
first time street cars and other things.
made a small fortune by 11 sale of some
mining properly. The News sayp:
"Another sale of mining propcrt y was
affected a few days ago involving $.31),-
000 and the deal 11' 11-1 c-oudn :t1 :1 1:11 quiet ‘
ly and with such little calculation that
it is doubtful if a dozen people know of
it at all.
“The sale is a bone lldciout and out
sale, there being no conditional bonds
or anything of that sort connected with
it, 11111] the cash is now on deposit in one
of the banks in San Francisco. Dick
Willoughby and Dick Johnson are the
the sale having been conducted through
Mr George (mu-aide assisted by Mr.
Chm'lcsllarside, who are representing
Eastern capital. The property is known
as the Mountain King group of claims
and lies a shell distance ..abov'c the Al-
aska Willuughby (.‘11111p.'111y11 claim at
Fulltcr Bay. on Admiralty Island. "
A I. My 1111111. Man.
The Western Indians. although no'fl
fond of w.ork do not apprme of indol-
ont white. 1111111. The “heap good white
man.’ 'iu th1ir estimation is the white
man who Work-1 bail; and to all by and
watl' l1 him :15 he toils scams to afford
them nev-cr failing plus-111:.
Some young "\\'lti‘l'lul‘:1" of the Black-
foot tribe sat in the shade one day,
watching a group of labor-11's who were
omismicling a grade for a branch rail-
road in \l11111.111a.Th1:y were 1' ounnout
111g upon the ourkumn and 1l111r work.
when 11 hi: ye ll. l the first they had cw r
seen. 1'1111111 riding along tho newly 111m-
ploled grade. lie had got off the train
at the hut station, and was going to the
fort 11 little further 111).
Th'e Indian-1 watched the: win-1111111111
without 11 word uut'l llu 111111111111 beyond
a knoll which hid l1.u1 from viuw~tllru
they expressed their sentiments con-
cerning him.
"No good white man," one of them
remarked.
“No." 1111‘l1wor11d another. with great 3
5110?" .
"llcnp lazy Wllltl' maumsits down to -
walk E"—-Yuuth's ('11111p111un11.
[utilities in hoes.
Thu timber Wealth of tho llultod
Stab-:1 given 11 yearly product of over a
billion dollars. or twice the value of the
output of all the 11111111111111 together—-
g11ld.sllver, iron cunl,1u1ppcr.zlucsnd
the rust
Than 111 11 1111111111111 11 orth 11m ping. and
yet we 11111 1111111111 lulu our eapltpl at
the fearful 111111 111111111' 11-n1.1111cl1
your. :11 only about 23 par 111111. of the
timber market I11 rupmsvillml by new
growth. As for low-1 from the tires
that are 1111111111111): 1111-1111111liv1111. cattle-
nwn. berry pickers. humor-1. and 1111-1111-
dlurlns. It givml a suilluwnt idea of what
they cost 1111 to be told by the Forestry
C1111nnissiouor of Pennsylvania that his
litutc ulouo probably suffers to the ex
tent of $111,000,000 annually from this
111111 1111111111. Not only the trees are lost
in those mighty 1-1111Ilagrall11ns. the
Vegetable mould which would supply
fertility to the poll for futuroagrlc-ul
turul [11111111111311 or food for tlw 11111111 of
a 11m and womb of 111111-111 is burnt; and
the find 1111 p 1.1 111111-11 1111 that «any des-
cent to 11 landslide 111'll11od lanlu-a-rlcrlb-
ncr‘s 11111111111111».
"1' litmus ff NM.
A young 11'111111111 sends this pathetic
story to an evening paper;
"1 11111 11 lypl-wr'lllal, 1411111111111 years
old. 1 low :1 young 1111111. bill be known
11.11111. l “'11:: laundered to him four
years ago. and 11111111 than i love him
dearly. [in 1111 1 mil. ”cannot drive
him away from my mind. and very 11i-
tnn 1111111111 of 111111. Will some kind
reader lull 11111 how l 1111: make film un-
derstand lmw l lnw- him?"
Dick~Yol1 wuul-l malty thoblggost
fool to the world, if he asked you.
M11111? 1 you?
M11 -—Ul1. Dick, this is so suddsll.-
"aunt's" Wor'rl
mony and 'l Moxie \
11111111111. ‘
When a remedy has no equal it is 1111
to date and a little in advance of all
others remedies for a specified com-
plaint. Medical theory on old times
held that a medicine containing a little
of each kind for every Ill should make
a remedy for all complaints. We laugh
at such foolishness 10-day. and wonder
It was ever thwahlulsddm. The ma»
lm today Is learn WHAT the disease
Is and apply'the remedy which has
proven the most direct and radical.
Specialties rule the day, and a single
organ..lts disorders and how to care It.
‘Is the highest distinction in the medical
profession. The kidneys are wander-
fully constructed no you know just
what tbelr functions are? They are
the laborntmlos or the body for the
RENOVATING of the blood. n1: FORE
ITS L'Bl" AGAIN. ltead that careful-
ly. Every pulsstlnn of the hcax'i sends
out the blood to give life to the body.
When it picks up the poisons In Its
course It goes to the kidneys to be
MADE NEW for use again. if the
kidneys are 11 oak they can not do tlis
work and uric poison stamps out the
life of the blood. [man's Kidney i'llla
correct all disorders or the kidneys
and keep those Iaboratorles'true puri-
fiers of the blood. East Norwulk peo-
ple are fast learning this. Read the
following case:
Mrs. Annie Clark. No. If Key'scr ave—
nue, says: "My husband and i have
both tried Dean's Kidney Pills with
vr-ry pleasing results. They cured life
back and since I took them 1 line my-
celf quite Well. i had kidnry trouble
for some time. find to Irlse two 0,
three times a night and! was both-
ered with a severe backache. The one
box of Doau's Kidney i’llls that i not
at‘ Plalstsd's drug store completely
curt-d me."
For sale by all ‘dnnlors. Price. 50
cents per box. or six boxes for 32.30.
Rent by mail on receipt of price by Fos-
ter hiphuru (70.. 11111!qu N. Y.'sols
agsufli for the United States.
All those creeping. crawling. sting-
Ing sensations that combine to make
up the tortures of any Itching disease
of the skin are Instantly r-‘Ilm'liwl and
permanently cured by llonn's (lint.
ment. Take no substitute. ”Dean's
mavenfsllo . 4 .
There are many so f'l'l'illllmlil of evil
lhat they will involve suspicious and
lawn-”inns against p'rsons 111111111 they
don't know from 11 person whom they
(lo kn: »1\'—1111 authority good ‘for noth-
lug—liars.
MATERIALS ANISHSVTYLES.
Bill Striped Linens-- Bun-1n and (‘rope do
Chine '- “(cunt-fr lhxllcs-s.
Awning the 1111111112111 lluvn lately put
11111 by tin: unnuluvlnrn-m 1m“| some show-
lugfim: sill: stripe-1 runninglengthwise, I11
straw. blue, pink and similar bright ml.
on: Ulla-r51 111'1- sprinklml with flowers
11'111‘k1'1lI11slll-1 11rll:1x. (Volume-1 11f clllnvr
'1ln 11rf1111--yl'1111~11 often 111111111 wide bolt
glare 111' flow-mi infirm.
llarl'go l': 11'111'11 l:11';rrl_1'.11nd there is :1
wide 1'l1-1l7'l' 11f styled. Among: H11- prettiest
«1111'4 11m lle‘ having :1 warp 1l1:-'1;:11 of
primal iluu'l 1'::. Those are made 11'1'1'I' :1
mluml silk lining. \1'l1l1n glnlb~ ml the
5:111:11 Mli'l of lzzllulu. 'l'u'l'u- are ulm some
wry:111n11'1l1'vpl11l1ls in rich colors.
('rs-pv 111- Maine is to l'1- In great favor
[hi-4 your. 3 .\ lllllnlu'l‘nf 1: 111 lls‘ lmw law-11
pie-'11 entirely 1'111111'11'11'1l of lbi ,. fabric,
lllan'k, gray and lwixu .‘llililI'JH are “'1‘“
liked for no: :11! 5111-11111 1'3-1‘121'14. 'l‘iu-y often
lmVI' rerun 11f \Vlllli‘ pl .111' 11111111 hell (if
«ill: 11rl1-11ll11'1'
Young girl»: and young w-um-n wavur
ll1w'11ll1-la- lu'1l11'1'uih'l‘11 911111131.» 111' win-111l-
wilenl'1-111l11'11i1l1'1'y.1.111 ll'11'11:1111l~11111l:1r
fabrics. 'l'l1!~ 1l1'1'ull1'lngn' 11.-.--1111:1'~ 1' ;:‘.'1'.'1l
vurimy of form. 'l‘lw uwulnu may ls
«plannrnmul1-1'111‘111'11111'il'1ll lnrln 111' "my
Illh' 11 Hell“ ell-Tl.
‘l'ln- ~l1'1'\1' l. nu lung-'1' 111.:d1-1111l1 11111
balloons. The entire fullnem' l.1'1'<1llllllul
Mnllilm 1'.11l\_\
111 the upper part 1d the arm 1111111 the
shoulder and mum-Ilium 1lwm|snuf11ll
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husbhu-Uh, Charlie. i 1111 km: the am!
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seems bl go out to Itw’l'ruth.
feet '1ry11101iay.80l11 11%de-
gists and shoe stoma. 25o. rial poo
age free. Address. All on 8.01mstoad
lmRoy, N Y.
“Wake up .lacob, day 111 breaking!"
so said Ilertt’s Little .1rly Rim-r11 to
the man who had taken them to arouse
his sluggish livor. U. C. Stillsun. h‘. 1’.
“fowl, ' 1
wfill! People.
tlld people who 11111111111 medicine to
re 111111:.1l141 bowls and kidue '11 will
lll 1lwl1'111111'111m-wl)1111111111111 more.
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(Ullflllllo 1111 \vhiskxy nor 1111111'1ntnsiw
mm, but not»: 11;: 11 tonic and lllltll'ilfth'
11 1111.»: 111ildl_1 11111111 '«ffulllzltll 11nd bou-
m-l , lulllill'.r
tll1~or~::11»‘, thumb) aiding: I1'1t111'oiutln,
putouuuul 11ltl11 5111111111111P111111'i1-
litters 1~1 illl ere-1 ll: 111 .1111». 1 111111111 aids
digs-1111111 (lldpeopln ll: ill just 1'1 .11 l-
ly what 1l1v1 ll1'-1Il.l’l'l1"t lifty «3-1 11114
and *ljlllln'l‘ bottlz' at G. (3. Stillaon‘a
111111 E. l’. Wood’s Drug Stores, ’
Pass the good word along the line.
l’iles (-1111 be quicklyuu'wl without .111
”porntiml by 1111111111, applying I): Will a
Witth Ila/ml 5111111. i‘r. Stillson,
1'.) l’ Weed.
Two Lives Saved.
Miss-1141110111 Thomas of. lum'timfl‘ ity,
111. 11.11 told in her 11:11 tors 1111.1 liadmu-
.s'umpliuu and that there 1111.»: 1111 hop:
1'1 11' her, but two bottles Dr. ng's New
Discoverycumlplellycurerl her and she '
says it saved her life. Ml‘. 'l'lms. Eggcrs,
l in F1111'11l.1 tit . San 1611:1111 ism mill-1rd
from :1 dreadful cold. approaching(1111
'umptinn tried oilhuur l‘l‘nlllf every-
thingvbu then lmughtouo 1111111-1111‘11.
King' .1 Ne w lib-111mm .11111‘ 111 tun 11':1~1»l s
wasunrnd. lie is datumll} thankful.
11 is 511111 r1 11111:, of \v:bi1l1 them-.1111»
smuplm that prove 1111» wonderful of—
lit'm'yof this 1111:1lici11v in ('uughs 11ml
Colds. Free trial lmttlm‘ mi}. N. Stills
sun's :11111 E. P. \Vm'rl‘s Drug Stores.
Regular :-i'/.1- 501:. and $1.1“
5111:.11 III «in: but great results.
D1\\i11 .~ lllllll‘ 1'. 1rly liisers 111:1 grflntl)
hm 1b» muchlv curing llllll‘Vl‘Sf'lnll,
1l_‘1'~".1111».11.‘llllHillsfipuflull. Small pill.
sable pill. lmslf pill. (l. C. Stillsnnf“
l‘}. l’. Weed.
SL111. (11111:. ('11'1‘ «11' Toll-Law.)
l.1'1 1» 1'111'1'1'1'. 1""
l"11.\\..mliw\' makes oath 111111 lu-
i.»' 1111» 11-11'11- partner of tlu- llrm 111' l". .I.
('111-1x-1'1k't'11, doing business in the
( 111mlToledo,(‘1-nnlynnd Slate :lf11ri'-
5:1i1|,:111d tint Mllsl firm will pay tha-
sum of one hundred dollars for each 111111
1-1'1-1'y 1':1.~1‘ 111' (‘aturrli (but cannot be
1'111'1-1l'11y the 11.»:- of 1l1.1.1.'.~' (‘11'1111111
C1111: . l-‘1:\\11 .l. (111111111
5111.111 1-1 111-11111: 111:1 and subscribed in
my [Jitr‘l‘ilt’i'. llll‘i lilll (lay 11f lk'ccnllwr,
11.1)..l"‘|3.
l . ' .\ \V.(il.1..\r-11.\'.
1 4.11. 1 Notary Public.
Hull's t‘atnrrll (lure is taken internally
and 1111.»: directly on the blood and muc-
ous surfaces of the system. Send for
lestmmniu .ls irei'.
l"...l(111.\'1;'\ 1\' (11
lfi'rmld by DI 11;.g1»r~ 7 11.
l' buns who have 1 1'L1111'hing spell
every night. 113'. 11.-11- uni of :1 [11111111
yellszulnn 111 l-ln' llll‘nat. 111:15'111'11r19111111’-
ll :11 more by :1 illlSt‘ 1.1" 11111- Mlllllll‘
1.,'.111',.'llt‘111'1\1:.(‘.Slill.»;uu li.l'.W1icd.
Children
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Toledo, (l.
-:.y for
“'hou why was sick. we gave livr (Samaria. '-
Wlwn she was a Child. she cried for Castorla.
Win-n chain-12111111 Mimi elm cling to Unstnrla.
When she had Children. she gave than L‘aslurla.
Win 1111"1~1:111.~irl1rll: :1! tin illustilu-s
1m .1b111111i1'1 1111mm 111111: :1»: llll'lunl)’.
no can realm: 111-- 11111111.»:1 hollering
1*.\p1»l'l1'llr‘1'1l\i'lli'll llli‘y l11'1'1ll111'lllll1tltl1'1l
lh‘W'llt'M.'ul51'zlll1ll'llnl1‘l'11l'llrl‘i-‘lllltlllw-
111ll:1111111.'11lnn :11 11111-0, :11111 voluple'vly
n'lllilVl'hllll‘ 1l1ll'11'ully. (j. 1'. h'llll'ml.
H. l'. \Vw'tl.
You Don't Have To Swear on,
says the St. l1i111i11.l1111rll'll 11f .‘lfl‘ll‘lllfllfi‘
in an ntllturml about No/l‘ollac. 1hr
lilillull'ilulnm'vo habit cur-v. "Wokunw
of many (um-11 elm-11 by N11»'l'11-lllll'
0111'. a prulnlnvul 51. lr‘lll'l :11'1'l11m-1,
1111111l1m|11111l 1‘l'.1-'1\1'1llnl' lm-nly year-z .
mail-”11':- 1'11er low 11:. Hull --v1-11 1l'-1
111111'll1d'l 1111111'1111111l11w l1'1111u‘112k." N1.-
'l‘u-llm' .1:-1M and guaranteed by ll. 1'.
l’lal'dml. Nomi“ 1111 pay. llunk luv
aim-lime lb~n111dy 11:11.. New York 111‘
(.‘lllmgv.
lIli llxll. Lumlmr Ull)’. I’.1.. wntnu'
"l have been shill-r1111: from pile-1 (111'
lwvllly-liw yr.11'~. 1111-1 Illnllulll 1113’ 1210'
1111'111'11lvl1- llenl'u \Vm'h liar-l
Halve \1'11~1'1-1'111111111'111l1-1l lumen! 11 pile
euro-.1111] bought 11 I111; :111»l1‘l pm'fuu'nu-d
:1 pl‘l‘llllllll'll' 1'111'1'.” 'l’l'iu 1s onlyum'
of thousand- of similar mew". l'k'zvma.
son-11 and skin diwaws yield quickly
when it 111 11ml. 16 l‘. lil1ll111111. 1'}. l’
b't’l‘l‘ll.
Children (in for
11.111 111.1111 and giving 1::11111 to-
ull' «1 01 “M 1 i
am g] ' Ti. 1' 1 Lu
"‘mfort‘ ‘sry l v f“ ' 1.
liwtwl 11 I ‘ “ ‘ ' '
, s 111111 sasv 11 . - are or i ‘
sweating. callous and «11.11%:th 11g , ' » ~ 1 ..
drsn. I contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a harmless substitute for ’
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups.
and Castor Oil. 11 is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years‘ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea ~~ the Mother's
Friend.
CASTO F! M
For Infants and Children. ‘
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casturia, and see that the far-slim.)
signature of
l s o 11 t l1 c
1:1 rapper. ‘t‘ m
\l" calmll pro- '
teet 0111 selves and the public at all bar—1118.
‘11111 Cain-aux Cour/1111137 Murray 51.,N.Y.
Examiner In
1' US. Patent (bills-o.
Wild-W 1.57.6311 1883
‘llll cs. i-‘nl M: 1i11 Street.
“RIDGE" “OR I'. ('(DNN~
.00 l1ilsll1i~11lluhltllllg
\‘l. 2,.“
Clams!
Soft Shell
Grabs!
Lobsters!
For the Fourth. Leave 01'
11ers early. .
1
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1'11-' 111." 311.: 12.11 11.111. 71111111 1': :-~111'1'
1"»‘1l11l1113 1---11:1t. .1111} 11 _\-11 v'-".-1« I11111,
\-v11::11-'.»1111d111 131-1 1.:11u1l11111: prvllv
11:1 111.1ll» 1'11l'.1l .1‘1-11 ell-1 ... ,l’m 111 lump
:1--II1111:: else.
l‘.1.111‘11:;:.p.1;»1 rl1:1|1;':11m111--l 11- 1:111:11:
'11..'. '
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~11:11'w.1ll'1 I111 111-1111}. 1111-5 l111llln 3"1'311-1 1i
l111'.1ll1~11y1-u \1lll1 :1l‘ull ”in of 11211111171 :1
E. E. GORHAM,
in l"lll>1'l‘ AYES Uli.
Ila-11 Nuruulk. - 1'. albumin 11
MAKE YOUR
WANTS KNOWN
111171-111:
EVEfllNG SEII'I’IMEL
pitcher's casterla.
LORILLARD'S
host 1111'
be. 11111131“.le to find it sopmrl
., 1.
one knew
the price bo-
forcl1'y'111gil,l1c'rl ‘
ll
one learned the price alter mucking
. it, lic‘dbc astoni bed to find it so A,
7 a cheap. Big Value and Lulu. Mom ‘
. "‘ ey never got clmcr than 111
this tobacco.
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Norwalk Chronicler