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IS A NATIVE 01' SOUTH CAROLINA.
He Went to the South fleas. Pound ’-
Mine]! 0- Candida-tee For lilo; and
.‘ lumped“! the Convention-4Com" ”I“
.h to 3‘. Married.
New Youa. July lit—The kink of the
cannibal friends in intown. iieian'ta
splendid cpecitnen of ravage manhood or
anything of that sort. but lost aplnin,
ordinary American citizen, with brand
ehouidcrs, large, limbo. dark, frank eyen
and a kindly. honest, face. He is Colonel
John F. Hobbs, a native of Lexington
county. S (3., later of Hydney and lastly
opinion, or emperor, of the llika islands
0 the New. Hebrides group. Hie kingdom
east at Auetrniia. .
'i'ho Onrnnlea is going to marry. before
he leaves this city, Mien Ella Collin, the
daughter of Mr. P. (.‘ollin. whoee home is
at 377 Fourth avenue, this city.
When a reporter called on tile king of
the'oannibai islands, he was agreeably eur-
prised to find him mild voiced and soft
spoken, without the Ilighteet trace of the
professional adventurer in hie manner.
”1 was sent out in- loop by the Aux-dru-
llan government," he mid, “to investigate
the Working of the now labor law. White
men, l’apunae, Javanese—ail sorts of la.
borers—had been tried in the new sugar
fields of Australia. but none was worth
having but the men from the New ilebri
dos group. 'l‘bey are tail, well made, and-
dle adored fellows, with early black hair.
“The controctore' were careless in re-
turning them to their island homes after
their tonne of service in the euneflelds.
and. no the inlands difler in the language
spoken on thorn and all persons speaking
a strange language are regarded as one
mice, great numbers of the returned ia«
boron wore killed and eaten by cautious
tribes twainatter of safety. Under the
new low each laborer was to he sent back
to his own kingpin] his own island, loti-
iude and longitude lo and so. to prevent
his being eaten. I was sent out to report
on how that law was being kept by the
contractors.
shipwrecked. Then Crowned.
“Our little 60 ton schooner was caught
in a hurricane one nightmnd at 3 o'clock
in the rnornln word was punm'd. ‘livory
man for himsei .' l fastened acork jacket
over my payamaa and jumped overboard.
cts.
er ALL DEALERS.
a; “‘ PLEASE SIR '
W70 are a pound of ten, and one of cof-
feefiflm isn’tvafraidto send me. be-
‘ Ibo knows you will give me the
medulla came herself. Certainly!
Bone“ and square dealing, sixteen .
"mtoth3ponnd' “(101mg best at For two days I drifted. and then [was
. ‘ : . ' - , . picked up almont dead by two fishermen
““1"“? What ‘3 niwaysobtmusd f‘ti from the flika islands. They were '3”
WIN 0‘ the finest grace m miles offshore. If lhud landed on their
the any. Give us a call.
bland. I would 'hnve been killed and eaten
as an enemy, but. being: whitened coming
from 'over the hill of water,’ as they call
the horizon, they regarded me tlii a mysr
7! Kath Main Street.
were driven method"! at the point of the
bayonet. ’l'he wonu-n were carried away,
assaulted by‘the Frenchnu-u and Htllll to
leinudere hundreds of miles-l away. 1 after
ward board. I.
"To get row-nun {or this (be llikatu
maxed ashore a hoatloudof men from the
next ship that enun- by and promptly kill.
ed and ate tlwtu. 'i'bcy happened to It“
Engiiehmon. and in due time u warablp
was .r-m to aim]! the lllknnu out of their
village by way of punishment. 1 «out out
a ling of truce and under it explained to
the llriti-b t-oimnundnnt why the loan
were killed. lie did lllil-i-lli'll our village.
Art a reward for (his the kiln: mmlo me a
'ureni war chi-f in 1.: rperuily,’ and nil
my helm forewr.
"0 Didn't licfuso.
"About niuo montlm after my nrrlrni
comm: the llikunu the king died. leaving
no heir. 'l'he chiefs held a bodakni. or
filllttillllflll. to name hie Illl‘f‘itinllf'. As he
had no heir the choice lay berm-cu iiabo
koumn. the head of the warrioru, and
Alla. the chief of the inivmukcre. if either
on" ware elevated to the killer-hip. civil
strife wan lmuml to follow.
" ilaimkonmn Iumcd Io hie fellow plate»
mun and raid. 'rlnl'u lln- fin-at ill-lie
bpirit baa cent thin white man to u» and
be has helped us in battle. lot no make
him nor outnulco.‘
"'I here wan ureni npplaum of ride. and
I~—m-ll. I who too good a ilcmm-rai to re
face the nomination. i won elected by at“
circulation.
"i left the Hilton inland-l a few mmdhs
after that. but i bnic uteri! lber or four
month-c mama: my adopted people rn'nrly
ovary your elnco then. The anvcrtmu-ni l-t
really carried on by linhnkomnanml Alia.
i am the king. but they practically rule
the people. About all i have done in to
keep out all forolunere from the ilikana.
'l'hu-y are a line, lament, ulnnly race. with
many clrlneu.
" .‘cifichnete they otrtlnider the bidet helli-
oua pin. in time» of need even the king
litiiut abnrc with the ptmrcat man. lie may
twp mouab for hinm-lf. lull to withhold
more than that would be eclfich. So man
may have more than one wife, iwrnurc
‘ wig-unmy Would give a moat enpply of
win-u to a feta unifhdl men and have (be
nilwl’! wlfrlcte.
"’l‘bey mil to be rennilrdn. ’l‘hey nte
none of their own nation. but their one»
mic-c wrre cookcd and devoured. A ficr the
tint battle l mice of. llahokoumn noticed
that i had failed to eat the beam of my
enemies.
“ ‘Whlic tnlli,‘ he paid. ‘ynu no mi fel-
lomr'
" ‘Xo,’ l rcpllrd. ‘no like cat 'rm.‘
gum -‘ ‘db.’ he said. ‘lf white area over eat
“I, “we. yellow man with long illll tilt lop illhlllnv
; mam. he never at any more four legs
. . m m'“ m E that disc out if the ground with license
: ' . timmmmaar iplal'
.w% 0 how tor cone. ' “- .h white man rpm]
A ‘m By all film.” “I ”2230»! 5. mild» ‘IMN men it!) much
terioun moeeenger from God. They took
me before the king, who adopted pm.
if; “The lllknns had been preparing for
lg. war for a long time. They expected a hoe-
. 'r: tile visit from a neighboring nation. 1
~~—T £4“ . .. persuaded the king to let me form an am-
9; bush, something entirely new to him.
: , 5' ‘ , . Our scouts. acting under ordere, retreated
A D1 011 ever get tlTCd ofvsec- .up a ravine before the enemy. When we
. -' . had them all entrapped. we fell on them
A‘ ~‘ _ ‘ 111g the word from all sides and soon had them beaten.
’ ‘5” the king was so delighted with this ‘new‘
T N ‘ " bit of strategy that be appointed me a
‘ V . , ‘wnr chief forcvcr.’
. ' I I I U 0 "As for the invaders. they asked us to
7“ - send them home in our bottle—a rign that.
1 . . ;. they acknowledged cotupb-te defeat and
2 would remain forever after our ‘lniorior
. , I I I I I friendli.’ ‘
l‘ . ‘ "Not long after this a French man-of
. - war atoppcd at ourLieland and hung mil.- a
1"“ trmling signal. Ari manyof our people
’ went aboard, i went too. i deumndo-d to
i _ l hetukcn away. but the Frenchmen paid
It ] no attention to me. They ordered all the
If you are tht’lblCd W ruen MllOl’t' nndtold themnuen lill‘t‘lllfllll.
. The men refused to no, and the French
"u‘.¢h" Rheumatism, I'lll'll man shot three of them dead. The rent
_ , gle, led Golds, to"
T a few powders, and you
a, will never tire of recommend-
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. m it to your afflicted fncnds.
._ .1 cu called to a case of La
:~’ ‘ Grippc, Dr. Marland always
gives the followmg prescrip-
‘ , hon:
i R. Acetond Ill’.
M. Ft. I'ulv No. f2
i . Tflkommcw'ryliaithiilell nerepir-
v,‘ may”! four hour-ex LJIABLAND.
"aw-.9 This success in the cure of
,7- i this disease is world wide.
‘ ' Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaietcd's.
Jolt and Cyclone Prod.
are Pathlight
They who ride must at the
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no (the
DR. MOTT’S
llil liili
1%: only safe. can! and
reliable Female Pill ever
altered or taller. W‘
eleliy marinaded to.
Lorilee. Ask for;
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to elli' inched
e 7 canon islande‘
is in the South Pacific ocean, 1,200 mile»
. . unit ; tibiae-e den't are. colt
in their food."llithoknnmn objected to the
suit (can wateriehi tune cl white men.
“Yet they‘heve given up canniballem.
Rebokcuma thoughtfully told me one day
that he would eat no more heart: of bin
anemic». ‘lt ll ceilinb.’ he said. ‘lo cut
the heart. The (treat White Spirit want:
men's luiarlo.’ This was after 11 had ox-
plalned the Christian religion to him no
best 1 could. At the next hodokai he told
the other chiefs of his reeolutlon, and they
all agreed to give up cannibailmn. They
used to think they absorbed their euomlea'
courage by eating ti lr llcarte.
"The religion of i re lliykanu in very llifl-
pie. Good ll white. Bed in black. (led
in ‘the Great White Spirit Father.’ He lives
up in the city ‘o‘ver the water llill'~-tllnt
ll. beyond the horizon. 'lbe sun is his
fire. The moon In his eye as be gone round
amt round the world. The store are the
fires of their friends who have .died and,
gone ‘ovor the wattlr hill.’ The color of
the can rising ovor the sen (bright red) is
earned in their estimation. ’l’hoy‘ try to
make their hair red by dnublng it with
yellow cellar. .
“lilies (.‘ollln. whom Iaball marry, has
red hair. They will certainly revere her
and goddamn We hope to he married in
the early fall and go to lllkn for a visit of
a few montbe. Iforgot to tell you that
my title, ouinnicn. mean» literally ”the
supreme ruler forever of all the laud.’ My
wife they will call Mlalle, which means
'hlu street, soothing uplrit.’ ”
THE ACTOR FLED.
lle “’ae l‘uraued by a Rival, Who
Three Strata.
New limtsswwn. . '. .l., .luly lit—«(Jour-
nge born of anger and jealousy and etn~
phueizod by a revolver wan buck the alien-
tion of a man‘s fickle sweetheart,
’l‘ho angry man was .loebun Leaked, a
farmhund employed by John Lauder. n'
farmer living near; Bound Brook, and the
fickle young woman was Lnndor'n dough
tor i-‘uctm.
An actor. who called himself .‘innewny
Jennings, came from New York a few
weeks ago and engaged helm! at the Lair
dcr farm. Susan had shown a clccidod
fondness for Lonkert. who, though a farm—
hnnd, iii a good looking and fulclligont
youth, but there was .no nloro courting
for Joshua after the actor arrived. lie
nmnopolizod all of the time of the prctty
country girl and wont walking with her.
while Joshua denounced the man llllili‘l‘
his breath and rumolved to Dillllhll him for
rivaling Susan's hcnri.
“i may be only a gawky fnruu r," .lmll‘
ua mid to a friend. “and l don'tdrcsm like
(but play actor follow, but he'll feel sorry
be ever cnlm- hero. " .losbnn even went on
far as to purcham a new suit of clothe.- at
a ilound lirook More; but. although he
arrayed lllmtelf in them and a new derby
hat. Mica Lauder failed to smile upon him
no of old.
While .loelma WM milklnt; the cows
Jennings [li‘tlpOliild to fiuenu that nbo lake
a ride with ldm.
"We'll go over to New llrunawlck.” he
raid. “and got Hllllt' good ice cream.
iiouud llrook cream isn‘t good enough for
a pretty girl like you."
Lenkort heard the remark and flushed
with anger. but said nothing. After .leu
ninue had barnesand one of ldlnilflr'n bone-a
to n batty and drivvn away Joshua carried
his mllkpalls to the llllllilll, put a pistol in
his pocket. hurried back to the burn, led
out a berm. nprnng on it bareback and
slurp-d in pursuit.
Afura unllop of half an bunnies-bun
came in eight. of the buggy. The vehicle
was near this place. 'lho hand was down
and Joshua could not rice the occupants of
the bunny. Pressing hie bone forward an
ill be was able in look in the bu;- vy. Josh.
on raw nnlgbt that infuriated him. Fu-
enn‘n bond was on .lcnnlnus‘ nimuldcr
llrnwiuu lllti n>voin r. Lenkrrt ironed
(I'u'fil' his horse and sent lhrlo bullets
”trough the buguy top
The actor lcapcd from the bunny and
ill-d. Sumo set about until .lmhun bad r.-
furucd- the pistol in his pocket. 'i'llcn.
“lib a glance in tho direviinu the actor
had taken ”be said:
"i hate a coward. .lmlum, will you (or-
give nut?"
qlflnlllllt was all forgiven-m. ’l'yinu his
horse to the back of the buggy. lluv farm:
hand tmlk the actor": Illllt-n lnmidc Flh‘ltll,
and they rcturru-d lo the llil’llllinll'll'.
.icnnluuu returned to NW farm. packed
his trunk and left for New York
Fired
A MYSTERIOUS SUlClDE.
Iclc-ntlllcaUnn of the tuna: ‘lnn “’hn
lludml Ill» Life at Albany.
5‘. mm 52', July "F.“"lll'l‘l‘ul‘ l"(l\\’ul’d
.‘ii'u of Lawn-m n, Mum-u. come in (hie oily
and Icarucd that a young man who was
found dead in “Illhlllhflfflll park. Albany.
.‘ilny if”. in hie mu). Edger Stun. it um
thought to be a cam o.’ numier. lhrrutuh
"lilll‘dl of jenloucy. Albany efllrcre have
nakf'fl people all mcr the elaln to help for
rot out the mym-cy ntul had come to flip
coneluulou that the body who that of Wu
llnm F. llauleln of llipley. thin elnlo.
>‘cnrnl wreka nun. when he received a
circular -oiirltlnu bin nhi, ('hlef of i'uiice
\Vrlubt of title city began on nxlmualfvc
in pdry lo we if he cuilcl not identify the
man from the number of (he lllili‘l‘llll‘ill oi
the open faced ltluin unld watch found on
him He uncured the lumber of the lump.
meal of the watch and wrote to (jllicauo,
New York and iloeiou ofiirmu, and tbrnuub
a long lbs! of lottery: and horny rnmiflca
Hum be finally found that the watch had
l'eou mid to Editor file» of ill May ulna-l.
Lawrence. Mam. from a limit!" mail
more Photographs of Edgar Hive were re
calm! by the child. and be colnparcd them
with lhe man found in Washington park.
inken after death. anti found they were
the name. Mr. Hiec came to Hyrncuun and
identified the picture of the tbml man M
that of his mus. 'l‘berela no doubt that the
young man connultied eulclde.
Injured by “re.
Ntwm no, N. Y.. .lniy lm~31imfirnco
(lwrn, daughter of H, ii. (men of War-
wick. wan fcnrfully harm-d about lwr
head and body by her clothing catching
fire from an oil ntoi‘n while who won prc»
paring copper. Edward Farrell and Mrs.
Murray. who hurried to the neeletnnre of
Mine ilWi'n. had their lmndn badly burned
in u‘arlnu off Mine (mm burning cloth
lag.
Colonel Hungerford'c lilac».
“one, .luiy lit—wit la thl’ill'il that ('nl.
onol Daniel W. llungerford hr laboring
frvun a tumor of the liver. and hill condi-
tion in very critical. life wife and bit
daughters. including Mrs. John W. Mac-
kny. are in attendance at his bedside.
To tower! l‘rnmylranlo ‘I‘roopa.
Wuntmrox. July lli.»—-i'lllilfli9l H. H.
Rilniner. stationed at Fort Myer“. \‘n. , but
been orileod to inspect the llennnylvanin
state troop» at their encampment nt Lew
team. Pu
h I, V ‘ ii. _ ‘ W ‘
muted lad
Crowds in‘ the “ Streets.
cam: summit IN caveman.
WNW”...
The Soldiers Dispers- o Thou-and Itrlkm
and Their Friend: Iml Wound Heveral
Mrlouelyw—Thc Mob Pursues at Lone Mi-
litl-mauwAn Officer Fatally Injured.
Otevumun, July lli.-—-’i‘be biggest and
bitteroat fight alone the strike of the
llrown lloiuting workcnl began occurred
late but evening.
There wall an open conflict, between the
Inch and militia, it being necessary to put
1,000 to flight at the point. of the bayonet.
The trouble began .when Patrolman
Guouther and Cathy were eurrounded by
a mob of riotora and threatened with
death. The olllcors hold the mob at bay
until help clone, and one of the leaders
was arrested. latter two militiamen on a
street car on their way to do picket duty
wore out upon by a dozen awn. 'l'im Hill-
dlora‘ were interned at the time, but. they
uucd their field to much good advantage
that they drove their assailants from the.
car. liuhaequeluiy three of tho riotere
were arrested.
When the nommlon men wure taken
frmu the works, Captain Zimmerman,
with a company of militia. cleared the
ntreot. Afterward the soldiers returned
to the Works, nmi aorowd of 1,000 men,
gathered in a vacant lot across the street.
They nsntiiled the militiamen wit-b \‘lle
epithets and finally nomobody congealed
that the soldiers be stoned. (Faptalu Zlnh
mermnu said he was waiting for the stone
throwing to begin. Just. then a rock
grazed his cop; Than the order to charge
was gii'un. and the soldiers plunged for-
ward. The crowd broke and started to
run. but all could not get away from the
soldiers. At. lenxt a dozen nion were buyo-
netcd, nml mum of them were seriously
hurt. The injured were hustled away no
‘quicklythnt it was impossible to learn the
noun-e of any of tlwm. The situation in
uglier than it has been at any time. The
"mini are growing desperate. and the troops
have loat patience, ’
‘ Two Men lindly Wounded.
A sound of four militiamen of i'oinpn-
ny I Wan returning hnnu- nimrily after
having: escorted mun from the works.
when one of them separated froth the oth-
ers near East Madison manna. He won
noticed by striker... and a small crowd fol-
lou'nd him, booting mul jot-ring. ly the
time he rcachcd .lneto'e block. on Hamilton
street. ilm lnnl) had grown in 4,000 or
Team! in number. and stones Wt‘i‘ll thrown.
The aoldier bad only his shit-arms and
run into a grocery More to compo. The
crowd threatened to tear down the build
inc, and he cnlno out.
Special i'oliemnan ()wun Murphy ap-
peared and alerted to escort the militia-
man to a patrol box. that polleenesistnnoe
might be sunnuonod. but the mob encom-
passed them and attacked them with
stoma stickennd flats. Meanwhile word
of the trouble had been sent to the militia
at the Brown works. and Company 1"
hastened to the rescue. .-\t double quick,
with rifiea at charge llnyonots, they rushed
at tl.o crowd. clearing the alrcct speedily.
A number of men and boya Wore etublwd
with buyoucta. but only twneerlnunlym
'l'honma (iurrlty of Oxford street and
'l'lmut:u: .\chlaery‘ of St. i‘lalr street.
They are wounded in the back. and Mc»
(llarrev may die. in the cxcltenwnl the
lone militiamen slipped away. and. though
doubtless injured, in probably not dnnucr
olmly hurt. Murphy. howmcr. was so
badly beaten lbnt llla recovery b: in doubt.
Martial law will be enforced in thodlu-
lIu-bml district from now on. and any so-
rinue menace to the militia in lilmly to be
met with extreme nu-neurca. The uuldicra
are in the temper in use loud.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTlON.
Una Havana Paper Arcane- Anotber of
Illniuynlly.
HM AVA, .luly le.—«ln an editorial nrli-
cln l.n (‘mmitucional douounceniheeditor
of La flip-union no a rebel. declaring that
the writings of the latter are slrnuuly
tainted with the doctrines held by the in-
surgents and tholreyiupulbirera it in fur:
tlmr alleged in the article niludcd to tint
llu- staff of La lilo-1min" wrote in a spirit
Ir! limiilltyio Spain: that lbuyurc pcrlidir
mu». pcremullly‘ and that their care l~‘ in so
write to. not to fall under the ecupc of the
penal ('illli'.
Ln ilnndcra. a dilly nci\',~p:lpcr publish-
ed at Santiago do i‘ubn. which l~i regarded
the a M‘liibtllil'lnl nullmrlly. raydbut r-pnln
tutu-i prcparu for foreign war; tlmt the
navy must be rccnforn-d; that wnruhipa
mu~l he lll’tvcliri'ri and wurl. at the navy
yard- crpmlliml. 'l'bu paperdnulnnds ilmt
In flaw of lb.i faci~ ibu tinfoil-ml at sea»
puriu (ii illu lbiuml lu- hll’l‘llflllll‘i’ll'll‘, illtll
Faullnun do ( 'ul-a in loaded depot for coal.
and that a uoutruna-ut drydock be inde
llebed flicrc.
flnr ill-infinite \t‘llli fipnln.
imam». .lulv h ~--A diupntth from
Madrid to The riaudnrd z-nyu that the re
lull-mu lmtwwu .~p.liu and iln- i'ulted
.‘Iillit'i are now on :t hltllollii'lllry fl .vtlnu.
'i'bo diupulub adds that no llllfll dcclaluu
will be ialcu in the Minn of lllii.\llll'l‘l('l|llll
captured on board llln llllbunierlnu nchoou~
or i'ilfllprllifnl‘ and on Amerilnn claimn
for \arlouu lmlmuuitlm mull the wanton
of the nurien clmvn. it b- furtlu-r re; ortvd
that the i‘nltvd .‘iaim will rvcoulilm ('np~
lain (loiternl \i‘vylcr'e rouulnilon (topdrx
In“ the rouinlrullou of fort-lune” before he
will allow them the prlillcue of their for:
club (‘lilll‘lli-llllll only an far as they do
not clnah “fill the 5| nnlah American
treaty of toll.
(freak Troupe “l’tIi‘fNI to ('rele.
r\’i‘lll..‘~:', July in- The ”rock autumn
meld ha.» dl . bird in maul I‘l' cuiorcomouta
(if ll‘mll It in tho (Specib'l'ill‘lx‘li-li lrlalllll‘l‘,
mtinuln (bu «trained rrlniiuim bclwccn
(lrcrwe nod 'i'urlwy ltumedlnicly growing
Hill of ibc ('rclnn in-urrwelion.
lluly’c (‘nbltmt t‘uruplctni.
l.o.\‘lm‘:. July it, -.\ lioluc dlepateh to
The 'i'lno-c can that Mar-tuba Viscount
Veumia hue lti'l‘i'ptt d the foreign portfolio
in the linlinu cabinet, Thin cumplelee
the reorganization of lhe colonel.
(tonna- Mum-hlp Wrecked.
licence Arum. .iuly lit—Thu (iertnau
ntoainnldp l’ct‘ifnur. from San Juan. lien»
tral America for llundluru, hm been
wwclu-d nl unimprm. ’l‘ho pnwecngen
nml crew in l'l' all mlt'l‘il.
‘llnsie l‘nblI-brr ill-d.
tampon. .lg;ly 1.“. _- The Times on-
nuance-t that .llot'pll Alfred Novella,
fouudcr of the firm of munlcnl pubilelwrr,
in ill-nil at fiction.
\\ I at her‘ Ferrel“.
Fair: Vernier; mintimlr wind;
Police Charge the
.y‘i
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it Better than Many Wards Afterward-A
Chance to Profit by a South Norwalk
ladys’ Experience.
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lt'a a efrange thing how people will
put away an opportunity until too late;
it's only little things that go to make
up our every day existence; the trouble
in we don‘t pay sufficient attention to
lbem. "A wink to the wise may be
sufficient." but eomellmee we don't get
that wink, and we are not all wine.
Now for instance; iinchuchc is a little
thing. Romrllmce it cornea after a hard
day'a Wul'k, or a. slight cold. It” will
pat-ts off, you any: ii'e only the result of
OVirl'tii‘Jflng my back. This in where
you. are wrong. it isn't the fault'ot
your back, but your kidneys. The ex-
rrlion or straining has interfered with
lheit' delicate mechanism. You call it
backache. but it rcally in kidncy ache.
If the kidneys are not relieved. chronic
diarudcra eel In, and this is where the
"little thingn” ehould not he passed
ovr~r.. A South Norwallt lady. who Im-
ubbn at :40. 40 Raymond slrcct. Mra.
Addic- llnuka by name. lurcdcd the word
in lime and was rewarded by being
promptly attended to in return. She is
a button-hole worker on fine shirts in
Hutchinson. Pole Sr. '(‘n‘a factory. Loni;
before Thou/Hood 'irrn'uortalizcd him-
self "with fingers weary and worn."
shirt—making and all kindred employ-
rnculs follower. by the fair sc-x caused
an cndlcee manual of backache and
I'mun'e Kidney l’lila find innumerable
victims ol.‘ kidney disease on those who
dour-ml upon this chlllm: for an exist-
ence. Ono box judicioucly used will
strengthen the Weary and llrod backs
and do more to linhtcn life's burdem
than any known proprietary medicine;
Mrs. llunlts proves this. She briefly
says: "I got a. box of Doon'e Kidney
.i'
Pills for my backache at l'lalaiod'e
drug More. They gave me relief at
once."
For Pale by dealers. Price 50 cents.
Mailed by FnslerJdilbut'n (‘o.. Buffalo.
N. Y., sole agents for the i'nllcd Staten.
Rich and poor alike suffer the for-
turcs that come with that terrible
plague. itching Pllcn; rich and poor
alike find Inetuut relic-f and pcrmaucni
corn in Dean'a Ointment. Your dealer
'wona it , .. ‘ ,.,., ...,
THE MOS’i‘ DANGEROUS WOMAN
l'o Such-f] 1n film “'bo In Married and
Indifferent; to Domenic 'l'lel.
“It is uttforiunatc that We have in
this life of out's, which N'l'ill! so full to
some of us, so mzmy women who can
find nothing for tin-ir hands to do,"
writcs Edward W. link in [indict-V ilomc
Journal. diu-useiug “Woturn and (Yard
Pat-tics. " "i do not nicau by this those
whom We call the Wealthy and tho ici-
euro classw. 'l‘hc greatest dangcrn to our
wmuanltmd do llnf. arise from linen.
("I -.~:. ’l'bc wmuan lnmt (hum-roux lo
new-cu society is site who is lilii'll‘l“il
uild ycl is iutlill'crrul in «lotto-slur tics.
who “we in boarding: home or hotel,
and who H manually on thc lookout
tor elvnu'lbiug lu Ui‘t'lllly lur attention.
And a Woman in (his t'ldhlllinli g-‘ncr—
ally limb: lhc wry thing alu- shouldn‘t.
luslczul (-l' iilliiu; up her life with .suulc-
(him: “unity of lau- \\'omauholal, she
drags it out through a snow usiou of such
cujoymcnle as linec ‘prngrcsrivn card
lull‘lll‘h. '
"As she would play ninnc elm necks
company. and, lutl'nrlunato-ly. if lb’llk‘i’t'l‘
dilllcult for a Woman of ibiesnri to llml
cmupanious of lur own Lind. Site is
oucofflu- types of \t‘ulill'll who luu'c
made flu-w curd put'lice what they arc
lndav among “nun-n. 'l'lu- u'u-ll brcd
“unlit": tin» \i‘I‘liliiil of illiciligctu'“ who
can .w- lip 11‘ \‘u 1mm line-5.1 oi llllllga;
llu' Woman who lu‘liI‘Vl'H that find l-ZM'P
ll'l wuuclhiug to do in llllfi “brill; lbc
woman \\ ilh llll'l‘ urn piioll.~«'; lbwwuup
.ui “luv 1:: v. hub-«clu- in i\~ ry ‘ .wuao,
llu' \wrutui whom ii is good for :‘litlllll'l‘
\xmuau to know, Who my; mun-limit: of
who ulna rio‘ old alw. whobfts bcrwli’
unamily and ellll’lllinll)‘ aim-c min-rs,
wluau mollurn him their dauphin-11* in
know and Hear nun-3 to talk with—liv-
b'rir ‘tuc. my friend, win-u 1 my all
lhi-‘. and I my it in kiluim FR—iilf'll
noun-u do not play cnrdn during lhc
daytime; tiny ll':|\‘l' that sort of (him;
in min I'H. 'I‘lu')’ lilul Mdnclbllil: (-lw lo
(luv-M‘uu'lbiug woribicr of ibcm, somcc
flung lmlici'. mou- (ll‘\'lllllii..'. uuu‘v cu-
llllllb'illlmului lwiio-r llllt‘fl in quality
tin-m for Hair patterns in (in ll' bonu 1
and llun‘ dulira toward timir lnmlaiuds
nml l‘llilfll‘l u. "
THE REPLV 0F socame.
'l'ilin from the «out lumrcurd whom Mlienl
llflll I‘Hl’lluilll in ”t“ lll'lllll,
Win 9 ('rito brought prom...“ .4 fr. mlnm»
“WC-duly thou aliwiivll'wl lby lirt‘lllli'
hint r 'lm-ltilu'r lli‘ u lbl i‘uryhnnlw?
iluy lint klllli‘ ur flu rlril'l
lll'l d flu y the lb-t‘co nutuuwr pub. the front or
wiuivrly linen
rum:
If any ”firm“ flu-m. they nuaw‘cr. ‘Wu lu-nr
loll tho ”‘1in hf llw limll'
"lie on n um I. H my (‘titol 'l‘lmn plot-.dcwt a
ln~luu victim?
Thy war-la nr'. butmntud without. imporlwl
be or but lbw \‘nicc of ill“ lawn.
And. know illnll. lbn rub-o or the laws In to
In" M lbw lliiim of liu- lbui."
’l‘hu-i «who that cold lam-t rupl. and whercvcr.
niuw b: mlmk nun oiluflrd.
A man I...“ ”1..."! rul‘llt n a bout lair-what viii-“cu
the dark do. p draft —
line inkcu ilu- lone one way. nor the path of
m dpmnr hm trod
Behold. he. (cm. bean but the voice of the laws,
the Hutu-c of the ”null
~ lidilh M. Thomas in lilili‘llf'llflt ui.
“IMHO-On
(limistone In a moat speech to a trainer.
bar of bbi neighbors Milli: “1 coin Scotch
man by blood; l nm a lmicaehin- llmll by
birth; lam a kind of lmndonot- by living
an hunt them: I bclonu to mind palm of the
country. lint my wife, as tubal. of you
know, is a “lull li'elelmnman, and I think
tint to a set talent has infect"! me."
All or tent pntentearc granted lot 14
years. but are uvokcd at any lilac alive
the fourth year upvm the nonpayment of
the government tax.
“Over 27,000 poundu weight of edible
binln' mate are annually shipped from
Java to (thin-
Mmlo 3‘1
Human . ,
Medicine cowl-wan to
cured arampie tile 0! Dnfleugl’e l-
icUnreiundfam clinhted With it. My
baby in new four montbe‘old, and bar
autl'ered every day of her abort life with
colic. I have tried almost everything
ever heard of. but cam truthfully any
that anything I have tried cannot con»
porn with (Dr. Hand's (.‘oliu (lure.
Yours i'eelwctfully. hire. (l, G. Miller.
3% Arch St." Sold by all Druggists, 2.7a.
," ’bflmfiend
“Wake up. Jacob, day 18 breaking! ”
so Hltifl DeWilt'a Little Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to arouse
hie sluggish liver. G. C. Stillsou. E. P.
Wood.
The Ideal Panacea.
James L. F uncle. alderman. (title-ago,
says: "I regard Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery all an ideal Panama; for Ul‘lugbs.
(folds and Lung (knupluiute, hating
uscd ithiu my family forthr- butt 1ch
yt'ul'b‘Ji) (be exclunion of physicians'
prescriptions or other propiu‘atiulm.“
“Rev. John Btu-gun, Koolmk, Iowa,
writes: "l have been a minister of the
Methodist Epiw'opul clnu'cb for .30 yuul‘i-l
or more, and haw uevorl’ound anything
so lwueiicinl'. or that gave me such
ain'cdyrclicl' ilh’ Dr, King‘s Now Dis-
covery." Try this Ideal (Tough Rom-
cdy now. Trial bottlm l‘rec atU. (‘.
Stillsoli'e and 1'). P. chd's drug stores.
Pass “to good word along the'line.
lv’ilca can be quickly cured without an
()[uuration by eunplynpplyimr DeWilt's
VVitcb Hazel Salvo. U. C. Stillson,
l}. P. chd.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of “'urlhiuglml,
11111., Sun, writes: “You have a valua-
ble premription in Electric. Bitters. and
[can clu-crfullyrccounncudit forifou-
stipation and Sick Headache, and as a
genocaleystctuinnit-it has no criptul."
Mrs. Annie‘Stehlo. 20525 Cottage: Grove
avenue. Chicago, was all run down.
could not cut our digest food. hada
backache which neverlci‘i in-r and felt
tired and weary. but six bottles of Eli-(‘-
trle Bitters resturcdbcr health and re-
ucwcd llirl' strength. Prices on waits
and all. (let a bottle at (l. C. Stillsou'a
and 1'). I’. Wood’s drug stores.
Small in size. but great results.
DcWitt'e Little Early Risers not gently
but thoroughly, curiuu indigestion.
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill,
sui‘o pill, best pill. G. (J. b’iillsou,
ii}. 1’. “feed.
S’ra‘rn or (bun, CITY or Tol.l‘.lzo,, .
Ll'ms (.‘ox'x'rx'. \ 9”“
Faun .1. (71mm makes oath that he
is the settler partner of the. firm of F. .l.
('llliNliY & (70., doing business in the
City of? Toledo. County and State aforc-
said. and that said lirtu will pay the
mm of one hundred dollars for each and
ovary case of (latnrrh that cannot be
i'tll‘t'(l by the use of Hunts (rumour
Ci'ill-I. FIHNK .l. ('llliNliY.
Sworn to lwfore me and fiubficl‘iln‘rl in
my presence, this illh day of ilcceutla-r,
A. 1)., li‘Hll.
\ um i. A.W.G1.r:.\s'ns,
I ‘ “ ‘ \ Notary Public.
Hall's (fatnrrh f‘urc is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mac-
ous surfaces of the system. Send l’ur
teeiitnoniulr. free.
l-‘. .l. (.‘Illtxzzr .k ('u,, Tolcdo. H.
lth‘obl by Ilruggisln. 7.30.
Persons who have a coughing spell
every night, on uccrmut of a tickling:
sensation in the throat. may overcomi-
it at once bf a (item of (Jun Minute
(.‘ouizh (Sure. (.l. C. Stillson. E. i'. Weed.
Children 631 for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Whoa itchy was sick. we gave her C‘astoria.
Win-n abe was a ( 'hlld. Sim cried for rhetoric.
When aha become 31 he. she «drug in f ‘xut. win.
When she had Children. aha gave them Calorie. l
\Vbcu chousidcrlhal the inn-slices
:u'w- about fiw liuu-s as long as the body.;
no can l‘Will'M' tln- ilili'llm‘ Hull‘cx'nzu‘
expo-clearedwhen they bw-ontc iufi Hum,
lh'W'lll‘M 'oilc :unliihwlera ( ‘ui'c minim :4;
inllniumaiiou at illlf'v, and column-2y
rciuowethodilliculiy. (l. (f. hi.li:dl.’i.
1'). l’. Weed.
You Don't Have To Swear Off.
eayu tho Ht. Imuimlournul of Auricult mm
in nu mlitorinl about Nil-Tillim', tho-
iuluoun tobacco habit care, "We know
of many new cured by No-To-l'..u:.
(luv. u protnincut St. lmuie lll‘l‘li'.‘ cl,
cranked and chewed for twenty year»
lwolmxcecured him no that own rhc
uracil oi" tobacco malice him all k." 7‘» »
'l‘o-linceold and guaranteed by it. ll.
i’luialnd. Nucmo no pa . ilook lim‘.
titer-ling Remedy Um. .{Jow York or:
i
l
l
r
(.‘hittngo.
lib Hill. Laurie-r ('iiy. l’.|.. wrursr-
"l have been Hull'crluiz from pile»: i'oc’
firmly-five yearn. and llmuuht my c.i~c
incurable. iloWiil’e Witch ,
Hub c Wm. rccommomh d to un- an a mic;
cure. an i bought a box and it perfume-ill
n iwt'tuam-nt carc." Title in onlyonu-
of fhouwunda of mailer cows. I‘ll-mum.
non-a nud akin (banner-e yield (prickly
\vbcn it in need. (I. (I. Hitllaou. it}. i’
Woo-d.
Children Cry for ,
Pltcher’e Castorla.
Bucklin't Arnlca Salve
'I‘holmetenlve in the world for cute,
bruises, mum, ulcers, unit rhemn, favor
sou-a, fetter, chapped haudn. ebilbluim,
come, and all akin ortmtlone, and [mi-
tivelycul‘ca pilce. or no pay required.
it in gunman-ml to give porfcct callable-
lien or money refunded. l’riw- en route
per box. E. l’. Weed and U. (1. Btilhlon.
It Would be hard to convince a man
suffering from bilioun colic that hill
agony in due to u microbe with an
unmomamcnble name. lint. «are dow-
of lJoWitt'e (folio and ()holcru (Jute will
convince him of tin power to Word
lnalant relief. it kills train. (1. (l.
htilleou, ll. 1’. Weed.
Ham ll '
aythat‘l rov' ‘ ‘
Ontario in Dr. Bamuei
upreccription for Infants a d Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Iorphine nor other Narcotic Inb-
stence. It in. harmless cubsiitnte for
Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups
and Castor Oil It is pleasant. It:
guarantee in thirty vears’ use by
millions of Mathew Coetoria is the
Children's - Panacea ~ the Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORI A
For Infants and Children.
Do not be” imposed upon. but insist upon
having Coetorin, and see that the {ac-slain:
signature of
is on the ‘
wrapper. If m
Weohall pro- ' .
tect ourselves and the public at all hazard;
Tun Cain/um Couranv, 77 Murray Sl.,N.Y.
aprz'l 9611!
Examiner in
%aw$‘%
§ ll. 9. Patent (mice.
1376 lo l883
(lfllccs. 4313 Main Street,
BRIDGEI’OIRT. CONN:
Norwalk
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Your Wall Decoration
fi'lliildh you as uni-lb; nr-w-ollr rwieo
ll rmlccia your taste ii‘i mn-ly as the
outfit n ll""l.‘ (be mu. 'l born in no es-
cu~-- ,1 but you can iitul. The prime eure-
ly il'l not mind. and if you man: here,
M u not bound to get nomcthinu pretty
no matter what you cinmac, for we keep
uelhi nu else.
‘ l’nlntmg. paper hanging and (lacerat-
mg.
if not Hilli'i'llll‘llli for you to call at the
More. drop a [main]. and [will lmpleaued
to call on you with afull iitumi‘ eluupica.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
Emu Norwuilr, — - Connectic 1t
. .. an . ‘4...
-31!
MAKE YOUR /
W A N T S K N O WN
' m THI
rvrume SEltl'lliEI.
YOUNG- MAN!
'Why take the chance of ID‘vinu
without lnauranee, when ’onr
(lento a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
Or Six Ci». a day will give you an ltmlow
mum. of illicit. payable to aural-if if you
live. With insurance, lite ereryfhil-x
elec,theheet le tin-chemical. insure in the
Connecticut General
life Insurance (lo.
Of Hartford.
up“...
5. $.L'HOMIEDIEU,
ill Wool-lam Street, tie. Norwalk.
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