"PLEASE: SIR
me a pound of tea, and one of cof-
\
3,, a“ and square dealing, sixteen
the pound,’and of the best at
L is what is always obtained at
,and of the finest grade in
«who. Giveasacall. ‘
ing the word
JAGETON - - -
»- - - - - ACETON
???
II you are troubled with
headache. Rheumatism, Neural-
gia. Bad Golds, ac.
‘ a few powders, and you
' will never tire of recommend-
.ing it to your alilie ted friends.
When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Mariam] alwayfi
gives the following prescrip-
tion: A til
. . ce no.1. 1-,"
Pnlv NII.
Mic mle'h every hall hour. till perspir-
tmr! our hour». A.LliAllLAlD.
This success in the cure of
Jolt and Cyclone PM.
I Pathlight
They who ride must see the
read. The Puthll ht tuft!
mtthe wafimk lde
m.co..2uc¢nm§..iii'?:
The only ante. 111m and
Suitable“ Fem l’lllevar
let. Espe-
-_GHILDREN’S colour.
"the aquatic Card.
II we rhould tell you that a postal card
may be turned into a magnet, you would
he cur-prism, no doubt, and yetit in true.
Let all tell you how to do it.
The experiment that we are going to de-
scribe abould not be made in damp Weather.
Balance a walking stlekoa the back of a
chair and tell the spectators that you are
going to make it fall without touching it
or the chair. M
Having" thoroughly dried a postal card,
preferably before an opcn iirc, rub it brisk-
ly on your alcove and thou hold it near one
end of the Htlok. The stick will at once he
attractml to the card and will follow it. M
if it were II magnet. A» it motel-I it 11 iii
soon loco ltu prillibrluIn and {all no... the
chair.
Almost any kind of wooden rod will do
instead of the walking stick and almost
any kind of card. (if course you under-
utand the principle of the experiment. liy
rubbing the card you woken electricity in
it, am! it thus becomes a start. of magnet,
with the power to attract light bodies.—
Philadelphia Timea
A Conclusion.
It I was 11 fellow'u mother.
I'd never. never ritIc
A eingle thing that follow did
That wasn't meant for me.
i'd let him stay out after dark.
I never would any "No,"
BI-caum that stir» a follow up
And spoils his tonipcr no.
i'd any, “Play tirat 11le study next,"
And. "Do not go to bod,
NU lllllllul' whi‘lh o'clock it l3.
L‘nliLyour utory‘u III-ad. ”
I would not know lIII'd ill on kept in.
Or ask tho rr-aIIon why.
3: I'd he quit:- blind to all such things.
0: kind of pave them by.
. l'd give him pudding, pica and Jam
And 111armabub~ and cake,
Bill. Would not ova-n mention broad—-
And all the nuts he'd take.
0h, were I a fellow'.“ mothcr~
A eI-rtnln ono'a i know-
Wouldn‘t be have the nib-knot time!
You‘d better bellow it's an.
But if I was tluit hIllow‘I-I mother,
Iwnndor it i Wonhl ‘
Do half that tollowlu mother does'
For him or be in: good?
i Wonder if l'd mend his clothes
Without a mingle umwl.
And only say. “Gently. ricer boy."
At his moat horrid bowl?
I wonder if, when he w. I1 sick.
l'.| 11o Nu awful kind,
And neVIIr breathe, “I told you to,"
Dr, “Rog, you didn't mind,"
But only nit and bathe hlsl head I
in such a peaceful way
With unmethlnu sort of nwuet and cool.
For maybe halt a dayl
Ycuonow that i think it awr-
lt'a a moat lucky go
That l'm not that. lolluw'a mothI 1-,
For the follow” Hake, you know.
I-Anna L. liannah in Youth’u Companion.
Reading.
A“0h, I've road that," rilliii a III-hmhrh'i
not lonn mm about 11 book which might
wcil boar reading halt I1 dozen times. A
book is not likc a newspaper. if worth
rcadlturut all it is worth nIuwmin-rivm.
Douglas Jerrold hue Hold, ”5111m- rIIadI-ra
go through a book, while others lot a book
In) through them." \VluIthI-r 11'1- will or
not. booksdn go through 11:1. if they are
trashy or, what is Worse, bad, they leave
their traces long aftcr we may have furmrt
tcucvccy word of theatory. An old qua.
tation from the chiseled in. "l mnnport of
all. that. i have known," and Walt. Whit.
man has clubodhd the Home him in th
pocm. “A l'Ihlid cht Forth Every Day "
In that. poem be IclbI bow Ivvlyrythlng t!
the child flow or board bw-nmo 11 part
him. As: our lmthu ulnmrb air and light.
as tbcymodiuiiah- {111111.114 they contract.
iii-IK'lW‘, do our IniudII lake mum-thing from
every couvcrmt.lou to Is blob 1w lbItI-II, cv-
ory lemon \Ic learn. ch-ry lino we read.
lI‘ur berm- tlulu udlnr), which alumni cv-
cry itlrl ultcmptu to kccp at nquII pcriotl of
law life, hi n I'oIIIIIIIImllnI'II book or book of
quotatiouu. A happy phraoI, a noble
thouuhl, uIIlmmI ly tun-III IIl rbv Inc. may than
be pmcricdaml llnally bIII oinc ro lamili III
to you that. you IMI it um- mm louuly luv-nu
vcrmilou or in \\ ritliur room or the now!
popular pn-mluII-II and wrihrII «Mo tluir
lame to iluvlr powcrof n-quIuiII-rimruml
tclllmr how olhIIrIi have cxprcoml an idea.
-lirmkl1u l-qulo.
Illa Fret Flilad the "out".
tlhcofoanI mt. .II‘hlIIboymIvvnIly lmuubt
a unlucm 11ml lu'a‘uii to lake Ina-p Mholfl.
llucduyaluw friend of hit I-amoowr to
have his picture taken. llvpoml him in
the aunt natural pmltllm-be had always
heard that a natural position weal-Intu—
emiprcmlthelmtum thnthu plume
we! dominion! he no a mutual m1»
prised Milan Ma (Hand‘s that mime;
Wormwood». Thumb-mainline
means
W
wuv BOMEIIOIN AND wnv moths
bear any our.
m
0111i» That Are Inclusive for One ‘Beuou
In Another-I’ll» mom Botietyol ‘
New tritium! Women the ionic Unique
and Interacting renter“.
Womcn’ e mdctlcu are wringing up in
every dinwtion. There are clubu «it almost!
every Ionoeivable variety, and they have
caught «intact every woman in the country
in their immense drag net. But it in tho
I10 called hinterland moietie- whiehentioe
a great many women who could not be
hand into an ordinary club l7 ruler thin
head come the Daughters of the ltevoluI
tion, the Daughters of the American Revo-
iutlon, the Colonial Danica, the iIIioclcty or
You! England Women and no on.
The Maternal pIIrtoi the uchemedmun't.
'IIppeal to many of tho women. It is the
exclusive-nose of it. "all of them join be-
cause their friend» have joined, and they
want in show that they can get in too.
Almost every woman in the country who
ha» luui even one grandfather born on
Ann-ritual soil is eligible to at. leaut one of
them societies Some of them could be ad-
united to them 1111.011111 in awhile some
poor friend peeked Woman can’t not hold
of her “papers," uouho but to 11th on the
outelde. Thou in her lifen burden to the
flush. Her luckier neighlmre who have
found and verified the manila which prom
that their great- grandfather carried a mue-
l: ct, or baked the rcglmeut‘a bread, or wan
in mine way mnneetcd with- thu wnrof the
Revolution Raye that "lt'uI just too bad
that the mice are no ctr-let. Of course we
have to "take some limitationsl "
Oh, but that“ue" is gelling! And aft.
or awhile some of tin-an unhappy outsiders»
1-.Ihol1avotbe proud but 11ndcu1onstrablo
conviction that thcy are of much hotter
deaceut than their noighlxmi. no oil and
form another society into which they can
get, while somebody else cannot. And so
the trouble grown
0! course all of these orannlrallonu do
not arise from any disgnlntlul dcsim for
revenue. it would not be just, either, to
undenmtlmate the work they do in 11min:
lug an interest in the national history had
in preserving it» Mamie. Some of them
have rather odd lectures, too, in their way
Ilf organizing and conducting themselves.
The New England Women, for instance,
are chlrily nInuIrlalth. a» u satiety, be-
:quuo of their pmgmssivo duo-1 and their
rotation of oil core. This is almost the
inn-st of the thtnrlI'ul moieties. It held its
annual meeting in February, when it
nmnbcmi almost Iii)" mcmlwru.
This is mllyoue of the most interesting
of all the similar ormuimtione. it in call-
Hi the National Society of New England
Women, but, in upltv of its name, wnnlcu
who live in New England am not really
Iicslrcd on members. It is' supposed to be
IIupI-vlally dculuncd {or Women of New
iIlnglaud descent. Members must have had
at least. one gnmdfalhcr who lived in that
corin-rof tin-country. (inc of the aims of
the organization in said to be "to give an.
ulstanm: and advice to New England wom-
IIn. " No miulnltm an to Irrruniiathcrs are
un-utioncd, no that thin may includciwtuai
prcIa-ut New linitiundcru, 111' connection
with this, it. in wurth mentioning that the
Illlifi’jlmll to whom the society has been
known to omIrauaiIItanro is (housed Mile».
The "cm-mi hi nota New England woman,
In there was some question no to his eligi-
bill! y to rcIuIivc the house which mine
mcmlnIrII of tin- mmioty proposed to build
and iurulnh {or him. 'l‘lIIII'IIwau mincwhnt
of a column within the ranlquvI-I' this pub
jcct, but the canny-h- of the literal inter-
pnIIIrspnrvaih-d, and General Miles d.d
not. not his hoI1.-'c.
The progressive duo-II of the society are
another inn-mating helium and one which
given pmmiw of (1 Hood dual of lively Illa»
I'llSHinn. This idea, an well an that of tho
rotation of officer», was advanmi by tho
ni'tzlmln'l' and lint pmnidcnt. Mrs. 'I'll-
llam (i. l'I'lmie of this city. it in nnln-
“onions way of rummaging you to take
muwthlng mw win-tncr you want it. or
not. inn-now in lln- lulunI you "my hup
pro to want it, and it will unit you mom.
’i‘h-I lint hundred InvInin-r-I puhl ii an an
initiation too and have paid and will pay
14 lam: a» thcy retain their 1111-111ln-1-nhlp
only 11 annually for (lace. The mood
bumlml paid $1! for initiation fee and are
paying ’2 annually fIIrIlIII'II. 'i'hc third
hundred pay til. the fourth M, and .II-1 on.
'“an rules will continue to pr-mmm until
the mcmlwmhlp hm nun-hell Looo. After
that they w ill mntiuuc to be tin initiation
1013 and "ii eth your for alum
'i'lIhIi no doubt “NW”! 11 beautiful lil-
magnum: to IbIIWonwu who commute
”11- find buudml lllulilll'fl. l’oaalbly oven
tbwclu the. normal and third hululmlt
will not do much grumbling lint lf then
way up in the eighth and ninth hundrcdr
and heyomlmpmvldnl llIII mcIulu-ruhlp
t'l'i'i‘ nIIu'hIthut point-w will if" mwhiy on
paying right and nine and h-u lion-II as
much i'l‘l'ry ycarue their slutcr InIImbI-ra
do it will be a marvel.
’l'hc «Iflln'c minim m'iu'nw in another ll)-
tcrmllnu feature. 'lwt'c are a prIIIIldn-ul
and a number of vice pnIIIIldIIntt. 'i'bo
prmldout cum-11 mn- _\Imr. whvu rho I-.I IIuoI
III-nictl by llu‘ llfI-l \lm pl‘I'IIlIlIItll. “ii” in
now-mini in turn by th‘ err-uni Vim pmd
11cm. and soon through the lint. 'l'lmro-
turn it in lll'i't‘mliir)‘ each year «imply to re
loci the in“ nunof tho. vim prmldl-utu, who
will III-mum tho- pn-elllcnt flIl'm or [1.111-
31mm hunm- Mm Hilde wan tin- fire:
phwldvol, At the expiration of iwr year
of oillI-I- Mm Tia-Inlut'c iI'rIIIllnuhnyldlI
til-word of “mow utinpIIIl up into tho ct
IIIIutlIII Ilsatr Illn- r‘lmlcwmt prIuIIplly
(in loll on tho vim- pn ridud at the cm of
the “.II. and in a low year» who will ham
program-1| to lwr original pmlHIIu of 1m 1
local. It in a mi III home. 'l he “utility.
which in alumni IIulthly cInupoIqIIl of Bow
York wmnon, hold monthly which part!"
during tho wintcr at the \i'iudmr hotel
It. aim nun-ta in the Home plum um'on
Month to lieu-u to lIlIIloricul pupcru by iii
Invade-ta. Tilly 61-111mm ruin: the lIi'I-odlh
oi il-I coupe and lutIInI-It,-l\'cw York Fun.
”—4. _.--
‘l'o ”tighten Miter.
An candidature)? to lm'p ullvvr lvrlnht in
pit-(In hyau old hoImIkIIIIpIr uu followm
l‘o l‘,‘ ounr'mal lmi'lrhom ponder add a
pint of now will: l’iauIln this mlrtuw
mnw III-fl Hid f‘iHiill, ill Mu'm lull fur loll
lilli otm; then liner in cold paler wriuu
out and dry quit lair in the nuuahluc
Home! and toriu rubbed with“ tin-m clothu
ImI ry day alto -r tin y have been mule-d and
dried will seldom hand any other «I leaning
m...“
”slim ll. Volt”.
.11 whet gamma «boom aloayn he read»
up no that the nap inc llucu I Jmard
done in title-sway. it will not 1min white
and look shiny Velvet that hue become
matador Wmhtmimi brim
1mm um daemon-Ian upturned hot
mmwflh a «on.» “leg
m!“ i
. ‘ i'lAB SlIiE 801i"!!! in
W
the When menu In! In» to Yield
. to a Wemen‘e‘ Ingenuity.
Dr. M. H. Bowen has solved the per-
bage problem She has succeeded. after
two weeke' work, in bringing about such
a union of effort between housewives, serv-
“out girls and symbolic contractors that corn
lain parts of the Eleventh ward show no
alga of ill smelling, disease brooding gar
huge boxes and are so clean that residents
do not race nlze their ow a house fronts
and roars. ’1‘. Bowen has introduced an
element of music into the problem, and
the success of the experiment ll attested by
nearly all the physicians living in the
ward.
One of the driven; of Contractor Powell
who has the catholic contract for the ward.
has been armed with a horn. At the sound
of um. housewives and eorvant girls bring
out to the wagon in metal receptacles the
Iurbago which has been collected during
the necessity of the ordinary wooden boxes.
which soon become saturated with filth,
and whether cmptyor tall are constant
breeders of disease. It. is proposed to aim
every driver one or these horns, and no a...
an the bounce are provided with the my tired
metal receptacles, which can be kept in
the yard tho new system will be extended
(iil‘l‘ the entire w 11rd.
Dr. llou'cn was led to undermkn the
work by the mndition of the alloy in the
rear of her residuum. By a house to house
canvass she finally succeeded in persuading
all the residents in the block to got the
metal rcceptacicn and to do away with the
wooden once. 'lhen she explained her plan
to Contractor PL'Ineli whayaw its millili-
tome: atom-o and readily consented to nl
low the driwr on that route to play the
horn which would be furnished him by the
rcsldcutfi.
ll: 11 lug clc: Incd 11p the alley in the roar
of her own residence, Dr. Bowen began to
extend her oporatiuna She gave the hon: .II
cvcry day to the missionary work. The
next placonttackcd was Ogden place, be.
tween Ogden morale and Paulina street.
flu-r1. the wooden boxes sent their microbe
hulcn smells bcaveuwnrd from the curb.
FlOIllPii. Dr. Bowen found somodilllculty
in pcruundluzr the residents of the cfllcnc y
of the met tul receptacles to be emptied at
the sound of the horn. Some of the house-
holders (llllllllml her with being in the pay
of the contractor. She therefore considemd
it advisable to procure cmientlalu from
the phyedclans of the ward. liy dint of
many viaits and much talking Dr. liowcn
tum-lubed in banishing the foul Wooden
boxes from the locality and in putting in
operation the horn blowing system.
Surwriutcmlcnt 'llhodo of the stunt and
ullcyolcunimz bun-1111 has given Dr. liowcn
every cncourzdpum-nt and says hcr system
will uolvo the problem. it also has the
Hilll‘liiill of the Civic l'IIdcmtiun. Dr.
lluwcu said yIIstIIrday:
“The point for which i am working is
the abolition ol‘ the womlcn gurimgo box,
hilllll‘illilll with lillll to uuoh a degree that
even when empty it in a sci'loua menace to
public hcultli i shall not stop my “‘1er
until thccutlre lIllIIvoulh ward is ntc from
tho\1'I‘II1IchIgnrlr1gubox. l am now pro-
uvcry house in ‘Iho ward, so that when i
«all my mission will be understood. When
the system has bccn thoroughly tried 1
shall (.‘lnh'avor to suture the passage of an
ordinance maklmr the system obligatory
Ibnuughout the city. "—Uhleauo Record.
Pan to lie Gentlennnly.
Poland 1“. \V.. \‘axton of Oakland. Cal.
was in Washlnmon 1'1II'II11tly."A little in-
I‘llii'liL that. came to my notice Just before i
left home, " ho Rtliil to a reporter. “lmo
pressed nuI that thcro in never any 11:0 for
a man tn act otiII-rwbuu than n m-utlcmun.
and that it is often alluuneiul gain tado
Ni.
“One of San lI‘rnnclIIco' scapltaiiatclsdo-
I-I- pb lioanlinuu. It in mid he is 11 nilllion~
uln- but to look at. him you would not
think it. You could hardly say that he
drew-s shubbliv, but he "Iiilil's' very close
In it and llmit‘ltl‘H Ion atranuvr to be Home
Madly-old urnllcnmuwhom fortune has,
ucI.«-r cared to audio upon. Mr. liourd-
1:1:111'sl1I1111aI lsm'cr in Oakland, but. his
«Iliil'l‘ la in 5.111 l-‘rauvlsm, and each morn-
ing: bII nlukcu lhc (rip owr on the furry.
“'l'hII other liiul‘llilIK ho Morbid for the
boat. and in hbl lento he forgot in transfer
hid luu'kcllnmh tn hisclolluw. Uf course
hc did not diwux'cr thlauutll he had l‘mu'llI
«1|!hvwl1url. 'l‘hcrcwns no one in the
crowd that ho kucwnr that know him. He
.I:IIuII'IIhI'1l «.Ii’cry pm'lM. ill min. A youlm
munxtaudlun near by witucaucdthocolb
[union oi the old gentleman. and walking
up In him “mm a coin into his hand and
moved luu'h into the crowd.
"The young man doubllcna supposed
that. be had don-I 1111 m t oi Minimum to a
nonlv ouc, and he lamb-nod away in onlcr
in make it haw IIIulvirlmodlm for his bIIno-
ll: lary lie in III no opportunity to not far,
howcwr, before Mr. lloardmuu caught.
him and made hlm Iilvuhro his name and
uddnm‘a The “PM day the young man was
the recipient of a 14111;: cl1rck.dr:1w11 by
I'm mlliinuuln- and motion him rlchcr by
Hill! than be wan the day lx-fom."~—-\\'aall-
lumou ‘l‘lquII.
Hunt lllm H).
Thomas liar-lien of \‘n-rmnnt was re-
uowocd for bi,- liicbI-I of I-laboratrly rhII-
fIIrlr'al oratory. and u oral. in couurcua wan
lhII IIIIIII'iul Inn-1| oi bl. ambition. When he
mm l'ii‘i'ii'li. ll Hocy of how llll had been
tilcnn-d by an uIIdiIIiII'II “(1'11"ch lonu not.
around. and on tho ou-mulon oi (hum-1v
IIII'inl‘I-r'I-I ilrat upycamum filo luIIIaII. wan
pI-cpan-Il to rcI-IIleI hhn in anything bu! Ii
wrlom IIplIIll. "labor to ltulorm n pmpoI
Idlion whh‘Ih had juat iii‘i'll viunrourdy atI
tm'lml. be broad to Ilwlalm lmprmaiwiy,
‘.~‘Ir. were it. noI forth" rulvu of the boom
1 would pour upon the mammoth of thin
inch-urn the i’iltlutli my wruth"~« No not.
no turthcr. Mr. l'ulit of 'l‘cuumm was
upon lib- [wt in u nmmcut, moviml. with
IIII‘N'IIupIIamInIo of cum inn-rent "that
the mice bc Im-povulod and tho ttonllcman
allowed to marl" .‘I’ucb u diatom-onion
bond at ipuuluor fiiililwt‘li that. the Illllill'I
llmuio orator could only Ililmllin \Vf'llhllI
lully into IIllII1.rIoI and bin H‘iil..—-5llll}“rllli-
III-Iva Arwunut.
it hen Wain Won the nearby.
"I shall aluayn be clad," 11:13.11 11 wmalpe’r
in nu iIlnullI-Il. your, “that i won prmwut
when our lulurc lclmtw'mllll‘ Derby. Til"
in!" h of I..Iluro\1l1hh makes the whole
world Mn III-ow prlm'c and people very
clone that, day thumb-wit hrmwe that my
(Illicit am but 14.1 min. above all things
human lint lhv primal-1 nshunmn In
any man living, And at the. Derby the tre-
uwmbum"whom, of afi'oI-Ilonate loyalty.
lia- lomr nomariousz yr" of delight which
ttrccml iuu immt‘m Mum-r. moehml him
no that lilII law in“ In MIMI-and he trembled
lislbly from bond to [not The prince was.
indeed. 1111:1th [unwell to load hlII
undone lilo-11 m, it legible. Miami. but.
M than ever l are It one reeling how
deeply he won madly the lot Ma-
. . teammi to the A Duh of
gum ‘ «1 it“
the pun ions" .. 1 hours. '1‘.th does away with .
raring a cimular which will be sent to.
HOME usually.
01111 Any 80 Stronger, Gerry Mon
Weight or be More Convincing
Than Eut Norwalk Testimony?
Doctors can generally tell when the
kidneys are overtaxcd.
Moat people can not.
Dunlap; differ in their treatment or
kidney diseases.
lint they agree on one point—it'-
hard to cure them.
Dunn‘s Kidney Pills cure them.
And we ask you to investigate the
truth of this.
Investigate
meats...
They are (torn Norwalk. not tram
California.
They show what Doau'u Kidney Pills
have done and can do.
Some cures are‘ incredible.
All show how prevalent kidney dil-
ease in.
How stubbornly it clings to the a!
our published state-
IfllM ed.
What suffering the victims endure.
Dean's Kidney l'illa have ample
proof—-
Voluntary proof.
flaw-1y
01' coercion. or purchased,
To back up everything they claim.
Claim to what the manufacturer
"UH.
Proof is what the people say,
Donna Kidney Pills say they curl
kidney complaints.
Norwalk people any so.
Read the. testimony of Mr. Wm. B.
Gremiry, No. 205 Washington street.
He says: "I am a batter by trade, an
occupation that compels me to he on
my foct'all day. I have been bothered
with a bad back. urinary dililcuity
with sediment in the urine. 1 obtained
a box of Dean's Kidney Pills at Plals~
ted‘s drug store to set,- it they would
help me. They did. They gave me en-
tire relief."
The aching back has no greater ones
my than Doan's Kidney I’iilswnot in-
jurious to the most delicate constitu-
not obtained by
1
lion. Do not act on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box. or six
have fol-32.50. Boat by mail on re-
cclpt of price by l-‘osrtcr Mliburn (‘11.,
Rumdo. N. Y.‘ sole agents for the
United Staten.
Arc you a warren-r from that terrible
plaguc. itching l'llca‘: Dean's Oint—
meal will brim! you instant relief and
permanent cure. Get it from your
.--l-—
l'UH tLUtHLY WOMEN.
Attire No Longer- Mndo Especially sum
and Severe.
Special swim for I-thrly and old ladies
"VII 11.. i1ill,-(1'l'l'l‘1‘.‘lll‘ti. for there is 110 do-
iuaml {or them. Worn-n no iunm'r grow
old, no matter how Inauyycarei huvcpewnl
(Ivor tliIImv-zit lcast flu-y do not grow old
in tho old fashionnl \vay. Time was, and
not an very. wry lope ago. that II woman
of to pore l.1rI:ccup~' and oulv the pluiucnt
and M". l'l'i‘ at of clntblm: 1111111v11~IIlIIII111IIIi
purl all mine iutI n- at lnthenoihl and its
dwinnor any pcmmul desires and ambl-
tla: of her own, Fortunately we have
changed all that, and the modern woman
lIIl'iI~ Xi' (HAT.
of {In is usuallyquitc l1.~'\\'¢'il ubmwl of tho
liqun' in resin-rt ll‘ information, fashion
and IuIIIuwIIlou llrl youupcr 'lllI‘H. lift-III a
woman IlIIIIIl lint Wally ll'lflii lIl Ill'lill'i‘I‘
anything in a bu-dIuII-III or pruhmnon until
she ll.'1~‘ rum-bod that 11'; . a hull nln' hu-I had
ll1uoiolIIur11i'rom IlllH'l‘illliilll and expo»
rlIItIIII.
All the prci‘alilmz Iu‘odcn can be adapted
for I‘llil'l'i}' wouu-u by brim: uuulca llltlo
inI l'l‘ .m'l'iHlH ill color and iriuuuluu llich
Imp-rial». orc;m-uli:1rly calm! to the dim
"by of 113:“. and thI rhIhIIrllilIlnmriwil‘I‘fln‘
nimpl-Ir «bould lwfilv l'uMlIlIIn in \l his-l1 Ilu~_\'
lll‘l'llllltll' \llIllI'll‘ivulnilucll’vctauhouhlbe
molded. thorn is no .NIH-‘I' or wall fl. .iv in
abumlonlmr ull IlIIlIIt‘IIaIIeuIIIIl fmblunof
I'Iwiunuu 'lhc «hurl cape may be IIqulhI
Ian-II. llu- Louie liulmv coat may I.» Iaboru
or it». alumdaui IIIrbI-loiw. hula may bc
IIqur-IulI-d II} bum-Mu undo Irvucr:1leIlIt
111-... ..l‘ . oloI' lu'mlniuiuato. but liu'l‘l‘ in 1111
menu for {mime any hum utlI-nllou to
IlrcIuI“1:111quI'm-nut lhcuia'ul 2?: More.
Hon-I and Ilangrbtcra like to on- their
mother III-ll and fashionablyaitlml. and
1.. lw ( on... ham or looking young and \11 ll
“MIN IIIIII fI-II ilnuu in ilillil‘il "
'l'lIII illuwmlon «bone II Loula (lulu/.II
In: I, with a whorl inmlnc forming will
lonIIul the hall; ll Inol‘ brochu- 1 .Mn.
«truw on u \‘lolcl ground, and ban double
rverI, lluI larger of violet falllc, tint
amulb-r of Wb'bI Hallo. 'l‘lIII Iced. which is
Iluulllo lmInnlnIi. in of while Milli Illili l4
oi'nuquniIIIl with largo Hil'l'l lmtioiw. 'l'bo
talicm Isle-Iron, which lll‘l‘ chain to thc arm.
haw lmIdhmul mild and a pull at the top
gatin- Iml hI Iluttbniw. The crown. in of
whit» hull” { ll-rnnl'nIun-m
Want» to limit a name.
New lithium), Maw. July lIl.-IIOmar
Hague, l7 years of nun. has lelt this city
to 1:11 to (.‘hleago on foot, iii-4 object being
to break the lam: dictation [mdueitlnil rec
orIl. llII cxpcete to reach Chicano within
in days
Another Factory (lieu-d.
WAi.1'llA\l.\lum...lIIly H. «The Hull
son 1. 'l'hnmfmm Manufacturing romp:
my hon notlilml m Innploym that It will
close for the month of “Allan“.
unmade. to Float a In. to“.
Plum, July ii.—~ltl11 rumored on the
boom that the llothrehildsl will lathe here
a Iluaulun loan for l .lltilldllithlitill from
Pfl‘fllflnflld I. film
it it.»
11m ii “I“ “lit
loll-f1 mllgtl‘fliih liml't colic 0m.
Havuunuu. Mam... 11. so. ’95.~lla11d
Medicine Um” "l with to say that I pro-
cured 11 sample bottle of Dr. Hand's (lol-
io Cure and am delighted with it. My
baby is now four months old, and hue
sullen-d every day of her short life with
colic. Iluwo tried almout everything
ever heard of. but can truthfully any
that auvtliinn I have tried cannot com-
pare with Dr. Hand’ II (Jolie Uuro.
Yours respectfully, Mru. (l. G. Millcr,
‘58 Arch St." Soldby all Druggiata, 25c.
“Wake up. Jacob, day ill breaking! "
110 said DeWItt' II Little Early Riscru to
the man who had taken them to arouse
his sluggish liver. G. C. Stillsou, E. 1’.
Wood.
The ideal Panacea.
.luincsh Francis uldci'.1nun Chicago,
says: “I regard Dr Kings Ncw Dis-
covcry as. :111 [do 11 l’uuacca for (.‘ougiiu,
f‘oldu and Lung Complaints, having
used It 111 1111 family or the 1-bit llvo
years to the exclusion ot’ physhiaus'
pIIImIriptious or othII picparz Itiom-t. ”
Rev John Burgus, Kcokuk, iowu,
111itcs:“1 lqu- been a minister of tin-
Mothmliqt lIinscopulc'IhuiI h for .30 ycz'uu
or more. Iun'l ham: IuIvcr found anything
no iX‘lil'iif'llli, or that gave me such
filN'l'llyl‘i’ili‘l as Dr. King's New Db;—
Iwovcl'y.” Try this 1ch11 (.lough lil'ilh
udy now. Trial bottles free at“. f‘.
StilLs'on's and E. l’. Wood‘s drug atom-s.
Pass the good word along the line.
Piles (I111 bI- quickly cuicd without an
operation by simply applying DoWitt' a
Witch Hazel Salvo. (l. (J. Stillson,
E i’. Weed. '
A Valuable Prescription.
’ .II‘litor lilorriaon, ot’ Woi'thiugum,
11111., Sun. writes: "You have 11 valua-
blc prcscription in Electric Bitters. and
lean cheerfully rccqunnIud it l'orttou-
utipation and Sick I-loaIlauiu'I, and asa
Izcnci'ul system tonic it has no equal?"
M 11%. Annie theme, 26:35 Cottage (lrovo
avenue, Chicago, was all run down,
could not out nor digest food. lnIdu
{llll'klll'ill‘ which :lovcrict't her and felt
ircd and Wl'nl')’ but six bottles of Elec-
trc liirtcls rc torudln-r lie-nigh
In 11ml hci strength. Prices 10 cents
and :51 (.II! ‘1 ilntlit' .Itll (‘ Stillsou's
and E P Woo: I1' 5 drug SlIll‘f‘i.
Small in 5". lo, but great results.
lie-Witt 5 Little llarly Risers :Iot gently
but thoroughly. (fining: indigcxriou,
Iiysp« pain and Ionstipation. Small pill,
sale pill. beat pill. (.‘r. C. Stillson,
ii. 1’ We Id
51"..111 oi (iqu. ( ill: or ToI. 1-. bu )
LI'II u (f oi S1“.
l-‘II \.\K J. ( 111' .\‘l‘.\‘ 111:1ch oath «1...: iii'
is the senior partner of the ill!“ of F. .i.
(‘illixl:\’1\'i.‘o,. doing business in the
(‘in of Toledo, County and State aforw
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of Illit" hundred dollars for (Inch and
cw-ry case of (Iatarrh that cannot bu
I-urodby the use of li.\i.‘..'.\' C.\‘l‘.\llllli
(‘I'Iu-z. FRANK .l. (lillIISl-JY.
fin’oru to [white llJt‘ and subvcrilwd in
my presence, this 6th day of lbw-ember,
and rc-
A. i)., 1556.
l “M, l .-\.W.(‘.1.1I..lsox,
l ' ” ' \ Notary Public.
Hull's Cularrh (‘ure is takcn internally
and acts directly on the blood and mac-
ous surfaces of the system. Scnd for
IcstirnoIIi:Ih-'. free.
11‘ .i. (lll".'l'\'1\ (‘o
[trmdd bv Iirneuistx. 751'.
l‘orsnns who have a coughing spa-ll
IIv'IIIy night on account of a thkling
actuation In the throat, may«Ivor-coon
if at lllll‘l' by :1 dow- «If (inc Illiuub-
('oughlhn'c. (l.('. Stillsou. 1'1. 1'. WM
Children“.
Pitcher’s Castoria.
,TI’Ilc-do, i i.
1 f0'
When haby was sick. we gave her Castor-la.
When ubo was a Club I. aim l‘l'iI'Ii for (‘nstorlm
\i'lu-n aha became liter she civm: to (intorln.
When she had Children. she gave them Cutorla.
When chIoIIs'iIlcrtlIat the intestines
Im- about five liilll‘ti IIII long an Ihc bode.
We can rI-alizo tbc llllf‘ilw soil‘vruo:
I-xlwricnccd \thIII they iIoI-quc lull lllll'il.
llI-Witt‘ul 'oiic :IIIIllfhulI-ru (‘urc :Iubducs
iuilauuuatloh at once, 11nd completely
r1mow-1thodlllivull} (1i. i.‘ rllilboux,
.WIII'IIi.
You Don't Have To Swear 0ft.
Kaye the St. lIIIuiuJourual of Auricultuu-
in nu .IIlItoI-ial about NIII'l‘o-lliu, tlo-
{umoux tobacco habit ('lll'l‘, “We know
of many crow cured by Nn-’l'oI1'.:u.-.
line, 11 prouduI-ut HI.lm1lquIclIIIu-t,
muokwl and chem-d for twenty year»;
tWIIloncsIIurI-d him No that own lbII‘
mm“ of tobacco make» him dick "
l'laIn'bIIl. Norm-can pr. iimkiIII.
Shaina; liomedy (in, New York or
Chicago
l‘lii llill, Lumber (My, i’.1.. wrum:
“l have bII-u Im'll'crinu from pilcu for
lwculv liii' yours. and ”would my can
Inc uralrlc DI. Wilt II WliI l1 ii I Hi
.Iialm wax1'IIIIonuucnIlIId to me 11:4 a pile
cmo. rm i bought a box and it pIIrl'orqud
ll lu'l‘iillllli'lll IIuro. " Thin in only am-
of thouIIaudn of IIlInllurcnu-a. l'ZI. mono,
1mm and akin deIuIIIIu yield quickly
when iii in mod I: i HIilbon. )5. l'
\VN'll .
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Gastoria.
Buchllu‘: Amie: 91m
'l'hcbcat salvoln the world for' rain,
lvruiwu. IIorIIII, 111mm. unit rhuam. fou r
more. tIIttcr, elm mod hundr. chilblulm
cormt. .1111] all Hit 11 eruptions. and pool
tivIIIlyIurI-II piles. .or no pay required
it in guaranteed to give perfect mtlsi‘ac-
lion or money refunded. l’rch- 2n cculu
perbox. E. l'. Wood 11mm 0. Stillmu.
It would be. hard to emnlnce a man
suffering: from billets who that hi-
agony is due to n inlcmho with an
‘3“: Imamble alone. But we ohm
“Witch (Jolie and cholera Care will
vines its to all
inn-110 relief. It 0. U.
m I. P. out . .
What; is
G18“ Ila
Castoria in Dr. Samuel Pitcher‘e
premiption for Infant: and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub:
stance. It in eharmlm substitute for
Paregeric, Drops, Soothing Syrupl,
and Castor Oil It is pleasant its
guarantee in thirty years’ are by
millions of Mothers Bacteria in tho
Children'n Panacea~the Mother’e
Friend
‘e
CASTORIA
For infants and Children.
no not be Imposed upon. but insist unon
having Castorla and are lhat the for Islam:
signature of - ‘
is on the
wrappchd~ m
We shall pro. '
teet ourselves and the public at all hazards.
T119. Cannon Conn-Alvv,i’.‘ Murray 51.,N.Y.
«mm 95 31W
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Norwalk
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1878 to IBM!
Milt-ice. A; Main Street,
BRIO“ lI.l’0ll'l‘. ('GDNNI
Lobstersl
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Nu .
TilIlilil' mid and miurantncd by It. iii
Your Wall Decoration
, atom; \ ion .1» “Hi hr. 01
l: o dual vour .iIllII‘lI
ll .lllil I‘Ilivll :iu IIIII
nib. 1-wiI-Io
:13 Izntvly :H ”In
'lhII'II II. no «Ix.
lIIIIl VIII: I'niI llml, 'l‘lIIIpruII-n ~Iil‘l'I
,ll‘l‘ on not I-IIIIIH. and it lbll mine he Iro,
11.11 on lm .-'lll in Int I-quI tidal: me My
11.I1I;II|.I\ ‘ml \‘uu ,. lIIIIIIII ln1' 11" inc]!
H.Hllillil"l I'.
l l l.lillil.'. pap r bauuiuu and decorat-
gill?
if mu convc. IiI ill for you in call .u the
I-ioII. do m 1" I1, and lw ii ln'plt‘ :II-Id
Iocaii on onI Willi II lull bio of Iamphr
E. E. GORHAM.
. III rum avaivmc.
‘i'lau't Norwalk. _ (.‘ooncctlmt
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MAKE; YOUR
WA NTS K N OWN
iN‘rHfl:
EVENING SENTINEL
YOUNG . MAN!
Why IulnIiiuI rhnmc n‘ a" me
without lmInaIqu,win-11 our
(Tonia a day w ill
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR 31.0001
(lr 911m. 91 day will oinyoumi loudnw
nwnt oi $11M"f payable mat-uracil if VI u
live. With l'aII Iranm- lko mono...
elmihelwt lathe tho-alml. lnmmI in tin-
Connecticut General
Life insurance 00.
or limiord
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