1!! e a pound of tea, and one of col-
Mama isn’t afraid to send me. be-
lhc knows you will give me the
"as if she came herself. Certainly i
eat and squard dealing, sixteen
moss to the pmnd, undo! the best at
M51“ What is always obtained at
,1 . ' {and of the finest grade in
T , city. {Give us a call.
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The comptroller 1e Belicent. but It Is
Believed, That Ila “as Assurance first
Cleveland Favors the Movement—Sca-
‘ ator Palmer a Probable Candidate.
CHICAGO. July filth—it is the general un-
derstanding that Comptroller itckcls. who
has arrived here, gave the gold standard
Democratic conference to understand that
President Cleveland was not in invor oi
preolpltancy of action. although Mr. Eek-
ois denied that he brought any word from
the president )
An executive committee of five was
named. consisting of General ‘llragg, W.
D. Bynum of lndisna. H. 8. Robbins of
Illinois, W. . Haldemsmof Kentucky
and James . Broadband of Missouri.
with authority to name a suitable person
in each state where necessary to take ap-
propriate stops to cause state meetings to
be hold with all convenient speed for the
purpose of selecting members of the pro
vislcnnl national committee, or, if no corn-
SENATOR PALMER.
mitteomen ho selected in any stntc, in time
for the committee meeting, to designatu a
member to represent such state tempurav
rily. ,
Some ofiho‘stntcs represented at tho
conferchce selected their ropresuntativcs
on the provisional national committee, as
follows: Wisconsin, E. B. Usshcr, Mis-
souri, 1.. C. Krauthofl; Kentucky, S. ll.
Buckner; Nubraskn. Euclid Martin; llli-
nois. John M. Palmer: indiaua. .lohn ll.
Wilson; Minnesota. F. W. Cutchoon.
it is more than evident that tbagold
standard men moan business, as the con-
forencqordcred that national headquarters
[be opened at the Palmer “mum. and they
are accordingly established there. being in
charge of ll. 8. Robbins of llllnois and W.
D. ilynum of lndinna. , .
General Bragg was elected .mirman,
and the committee. iockinir the doors
against the press an‘ public, discussed the
situation for throe hours
That a radical difference of opinion ex.
bus as to the methods to be adopted in the
furtherance of the common interest was
shown by the fact that majority and mi-
nority reports Were evolved from the do-
liberatious.
The majority roport. which was adopted
by the larger conference at its ndionrnod
session. provides for the holding of a nu.
tlonal convention of gold standard llcmo-
crate not later than Sept. :3.
Rivalry Between Cities.
There is a vigorous rivalry between the
cities, not less than four being contestants
for the honor of entertaining the gold
standard Democrats. indlunapoils tole-
pruphod an offer to provide all lircnseary
funds. The frionds of llm hi. Dickinson
are working for Detroit. Minneapolis has
asked for it. and tho claims of the north-
Auditorium nus-ting. res was tho last
to appaar. and the rcprosr ntivo of tho
lions Slur statowas heartily cheered when
ho took his place.
While tho status represented at the con.
ferenoa were almost without excl-pilot!
middle wostsru states. tho news ro-c‘oivcd
suimvluentiy indicates those» in charge of
the Work dwlarc that they will have good
llilppol't in all parts of the country. The
arrival of Comptroller Eekcls trash from
Washington has done rcnsidomblu to
strengthen local gold standard mun. 'i'hu
Whitney lntvrvlow from New York uvtovl
an a dauuwnor to some extent. but livkuis
um dried it om by his utterances, as the
morning licllovod that ho is closer to tho
feelings of the administration. dnspiiu his
dwinvation that politic-s had nothing to
do with his present trip wast. ,
"i am just on my way to iltlawa."sald
tho comptroller of tho ouncnoy. "There
is no politics in my visit at all: No. i
am not tho humor of a message from l’ros-
ldout Cleveland. So for M a oholca for
presidontinl and vim pfll‘ldt'llllfll cunllb
doles um». i don't think he has made any
expression. i know of noonuwbo isliknly
to ho loads the roposltury of such a nun“-
dum-e. Formysulf. any sound Democrat
is acmptnblc. it is an odd thing. now-
nvor, that in all the liaison which spvruhu
timi (lili‘l’l its con "Milo ll niiuml illvaris
hlv umi it is always Palmer and some
body. i'nimur's union. by an nimmt uni.
wrsnl choicu. moms to be Illmln a part ui
usury suguuslmi ticks-t. Hons-dimer: it is
l'ulmor and ”onion, mmrtimes it is
Palmer and Hill. but it is always l'alm»
M
Mr. Erin-ls did not r-onaln In the oily
until tho uonlrrunm had cmuploiml its
work, but took an early train for his home
at lnlswn.
Will filler Mariette Cahinat.
Manna“. July cowl: is stated upon
"valiant authority that is" ihnnald A.
Hmlth, ymvsidcnt of "auto! Montreal and
the lludmo llny company and sx-prnidnnt
of the Canadian Pacific railway and late
Iy high normals-loner for the Dominion
on dual iiritniu. will cater tho new
2 humor cabinet as minlaiur of thcintcrlcr.
Killed by a fail.
Humour. r... July saw-John ilsrls
was, instantly tun-u and Charles (irubcr
was fatally injured bya lull of cord at ilu
imprint; colllery. William Ruteeh had his
skull fractured bylsillng from seccud
story elmluw aim“ the same car that
Antonin ikmhuaio broke a is; by falling
from the second story ol‘hls house.
“rules mates-"nascent: nose.
Manes, .leiy 5.-—Maty. the oldest
daughter of Charles Dickens. died on
Thursday. , _. ,......*___
Weather forecast.
Slims. followed by classic. weathers
correctness
To Gold so... ramp.“ ct
ern cities are amended by St. Paul. Chi
cage is a claimant. _ . ..
itinvou states wo-rd represented in ihc‘
Destructive Cicudburst' u. Coi-
.. credo Canyon.
alarm rerun 1s m srosr.
Unprecedented Heavy Ital-e De Grist
Dame In Ohio, Indiana. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia—ail l'ated Johnstown
Asst-l Threatened by flood.
' , .
Hosanna, 0010., July ltd—A cloud-
burst in Beer creek canyoanst above
here. brought down a.solld well of water
10 feet high, which not only did great
damage to pro rty, but caused the ice; of
15 to 20 lives. be known dead are:
Mrs. Miller and three children.
A party of campers. lb or 18in number,
who were living in a small house just be-
low town. .
Viola Foster, a little Denver girl who
was with this party, was saved by people
who heard her cries. This much has been
learned on this side of the creek. but as all
bridges are gone and the water is still
high and swift nothing can [be learned
.from the other side. Searching partiesars
out on both sides of the stream locking
fol-bodies of dead and lnilired. it is feared
there has been more loss of life, as there
were scores of people camping along both
sides at tho crwk both above and below
town. '
, Storm In West Virginia.
Wiflt‘llJNU, July lad—Throughout south-
ern and western West Virginia the rain of
the [last 48 hours has dono incatimahlc
damage. A phenomenal heavy rain fell,
aggregating nearly two inches. The Bai-
llmoru and Ohio rallroad's fourth division,
between Wheeling and lira! on is blocked.
and trains are being stmt cast via the Pitts-
hurg division from Wheeling and the west.
Telegraphic communication is cut oil from
Cameron eastward as far as (liraitou. it is
learned that a bad landslide occurred at
Garretts siding. a short distance west of
llclton, W. \'a, that will keep traflic sus-
pended on ttho loom) division for some
'ilme. M' trains on the fourth division
have boon abandoned. . r
on the Ohio River railroad shore are In-
numcrablo hraaks of treaties and landslides
betwuon Wheeling and Sistorsvilln. Both
lrcight and passenger traffic is suspended.
The oiliciain hope to rhsnmo today.
Below ii'hcoling the ma y streams trib—'
utnry to the Ohio are on i rxunpagp that
has not been approached but once silica the
fumousilocd of 1575. Reports from Mar-
shall, Wctzoi and Tyler counties toll of in-
sstlmablo dunmgc to growing crops and
breaking of timimr booms. frezlmz mil-
lions of logs, which are now passing down‘
the Ohio.
(in the Ohio side of the river below
Wheeling tho ileilniro, Zancsviilc and Cin.
oinnutl road has six treaties washed away,
and the Ohio Valley road is washed out
of existence for over half a mile oppositc'
Moundsville. 12 miles below Wheeling.
Johastuwn Again In Danger.
l’lmm‘uu, July Eli—Tho haavicst'rain’
fall in 25 yearsoccurrcd at the headwaters
of tho Monongahela river, and the water
In rising rapid?at all places. The small
streams empty on into tho Alloglmny are
swelling that river. A bulletin Just ru-
rolvml here from Johnstowa says the
(Ionsumugh and Klsklmcnotas are over-
llmving their banks. At ll o'clock last
night tin-re was if» feat of water in the
Ohio, and tho stream was rising rapidly.
llivcrmon uru alarmed, and ovary ullort to
save the shipping from destruction is be'
lug made. ’iho weather bureau predicts
1.": fact at toast. This will ho sullicient to
Inundulo evorything in the lowlands.
.' u us at the mills have already boon com-
lcd to shut down.
Ifl‘nmllies ltnuoved in Iloats.
Sl'iuxol-‘lEIJV, 0.. July ‘Jh.-—'I‘he hind
river is svvuilcn beyond its banks by tho
ra‘ns, ilmndnting the houses in tho lowur
part of the city. Many families worn ro-
movnd ifi boots by the city authorities.
The tracks of tho Columbus. Salulusky
and limiting roud east of tho city are bad-
ly wnahcdout. in tho muilmrn part of
Um country cornilehls mo underwater.
unbarumtad oats nro laid flat and rhino-.1
and wimat allm'liumiluut. Much of the
when! is sprouting in the shock. and what
of tho slnali ilhio crop is not thrashed or
in burns in practically worthless. ’
”torus In (ll-In.
(flxclxsim. .iuly '.’.':.—-lloports to the
hwul papors from points in Ohio and in-
dinna imiimlu that tho rainstorm was one
of tho illllal snvrrn that bus or‘i'llrrml ill
illls vicinity, particularly in the valleys of
tlicilblu and Miami rivers. limit dum-
sun has been donc to railroad properly and
to growing l‘rilll'l.
Cashier Commits liulritle.
r-‘orrn Ammv. N. .l.. July diam-A. t‘.
Hillard. cashlor of tho Aluoricau Bank of
Culmucrcu at in Exnlmliuo plant. .\‘uw
York city. sbnl bimsulf in the woods near
this placu. lhmlb hull m‘curru-Il wmral
hours imfnru tho body was fuliud. 'l'hn ro-
voivcr which was used was found beside
him. The bullet entered the right tcluple
and nppuruully raumi almost insmnt
«loath. Mr. Hillard had lived hero with his
ml» and thrvn children. _ liu had shown
slabs of annual drrungm‘uent for aotlm
limo. and it is sown-mi ho was [chipmu-
rlly insane whoa he shot hlumdl. .\o oth-
or reuse is known.
More Maple 'l'as Men Jailed.
llovru, ind. July so.~-’l‘lm crown
against the singln tnscrs routinum un-
abutcd. Last night Frmluririt W. Moms
and Ainsmuio-r filnrllth were arrested and
sent to lull for :01) days on tho chargeof
obstructing the slrmts. 'l‘horu are now
nine in inli. and tho advocates of the tim-
my. far from being dismayed. assert that
they will keep at the work if It lills the
jail.
Me's lteqmt hauled.
lisvsss. July mutinited r‘tatce l‘nu-
sul ilcnnml l’u‘tlmgh Leo has recently re-
ceived a eoinmualeatlou denying the re-
quest moon on behalf of the l'niled Mates
(maniacal ihst tho csportation of bana‘
a ram i‘uha should not be pruhibllud.
iii. ound for it... refused is that custom
imam mutations music in thus of pmn
are not binding In time of war.
Well as“. Landlord head.
Newman. N‘, st, July sit—Alfred M.
lett tiled at lircad View lluuae. Cornwall.
lie wen the proprietor of the hotel and
was 67 years of age at the time of his
«go-nth. A widow and four sons survive
ins.
rum Violate .- Armistice.
Amalie, July null battle lust been
feast» at Retina, ia the island of time,
between the rum and the Canton iW~
seats. the Turks heels. mm the sum
L
Mao . i
the nemeeratie‘ Nominees.
Mr Mills, J uly sit-JIM National Bil-
rcr convention, after much delay incident
to waiting for the action of the Populist
convention. but finally finished a. delib
mticns and adjourned sine die. The clue.
ing session was called to order by Chair-
man St. John, and prayer was offdrcd b
Chaplain Hnsucrty or this city. ‘
Colonel Baker of Califirnia read the re-
port of the committee appointed to confer
with a committee from the Populist con-
vention relative to platform and candl’
date , The report was substantially to
the ‘ sci. that no agreement had been
reached as to sand! to for vice president,
though the nominat n or indorselnent of
Bryan by thd Populists Was conceded.
Henntor Jones of Nevada presented the
report of the committee on platform,
which'was adopted unanimously and with
umt applause. The report was substan-
tially the IMHO as the forecast heretofore
sent out. . ‘ ' '
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of a candidate for president.
if. E. Little of Kansas nominated Bryan.
Speeches ascending the nomination were
made by Turner of Ohio, Baker of Cali-
fornia, Donovan of Missouri, er-L'ongrcss-
.man McBride, Pace of Nebraska. McGin-
icy of Michigan, Boshuw of lawn and
To was of Minnesota.
The rules more suspended. and Bryan
was nominated by acolamstion. The con-
vention wont fairly wild with enthusiasm,
tlmrheoring lasting many minutes.
Mr. 'l'roope of Connecticut nominated
Arthur Hawaii for vice presidcnt, Mr.
Niles of Ohio secondina Sowall's nomina-
tion. The nomination of :a'otvall was then
mad. by acciamation, and cheering and
music followed. the audience singing
"Arncrloa." The convention then ad-'
burned sine dio.
At a meeting of the national committed
of tho Silver party hold immediately after
tho adjournment of the convention Charles
D. Lana of California, one of the largest
gold mine owners in the world, was elect—
od chairman and I. N. Stevens of Colors-
do. sucrotary. llomlqnarters will probably
boestabllsbcdnt Chicago. The national
committee also selected the Hon. 1). l'.
Thompson, president of the Oregon liuil-
way and Navigation company of Port
land, Or.. as a special envoy: to go to
Japan and the lion. J. )l. H'swthornof
St. Paul to go as a special envoy to Most:
on for the purpose of making an olllcial
investigation as to the sheets of the free
coinage of silver in those countries.
RECH CONVICTED.
The Mays Landing Wife Slayer Guilty of
Murder in Second Degree.
Msvs Luann, N. .l.. .luiy Err—John
Roch, on trial for the murder of his wile
liussie last March, was convicted of mur-
dcr in the second degree and was immedi‘
atcly sentenced byJudgc Ludiow to '20
yours in the stain prison. The jury deliber-
ated two hours. Roch was overjoyed at
having been saved from the gallows ant?
thanked the jurors.
'l'ho day had been a trying one for tho -
prisoner. But few witnesses were cram,
loud, and the rest of the day was occupied
by argument. Prosecutor Perry in his
address made a vivid word picture of the
murder and an affected lloch that he put
his handkerchief to his was and traps
copiously. it was his first display of real
elnotlon since the trial began.
'l'ho stats Inadu a strong ulfort for a [rat
dcgroi- verdict, while the defense urged
for manslaughter. A ftor thumse had gone
into the jury's. hands ilech Wu» taken
bm'k to his cell and imi'alnn so nervous
that medical attendance became necessary.
Mrs. livingston Burned to Death.
Porcuamtrslu. N. \'.. July '.'5.--.\iary
llogardus Livingston, a relative of hire.
Homing. rr-cantiy acquitted in New York
of the .- inrgnol poisoning her mother. was
burned to nix-nth in her cottage at Arman.
dale, iiutchcss county. M Livingston
uua‘tlm Widow of (‘olum-l C lee Living-
ston. who died twoycars ago. .‘irs. Liv-
ingston Was snbjort to attacks of epilepsy.
and it in thought that she sniYurad from c
lit as iillt' was crossing the ilssor with l'
lighlnd kerosene lamp in her hand. lint
brother in-Inw. itolwrt Living-lion. who
lived with her. arrivi-d at tho house and
lil'iliiii cpl-n tho door. He found the woman
dead, her body burned to a crisp and the
lianws spreading over tho rmnn. ilccstin'
guiahmi the first with ('onuiderahlc dillicul-
ty. Mrs. Livingston was ht years old and
louvcs one son.
Rays lle Was l-‘airiy Beaten.
NEW Yours. .luly Llh.——l)r. W. H. McDow-
all s‘ Chicago, tho American oarsnmn who
cumpulml in tho limb-y rams. returned on
tho slamm-r Adriatic of tho White Star
line. llc disco mud llrh-ily his experiences
in l-lnghend. .ilr. Mciiownll says that ho
has no complaint to nmka com'vrning his
recuptlon and troolnlcnt while abroad. lie
asserts that hows-n imll‘ll in nfnlr. mourn,
manly fashion. llr. Mulluwuil announced
that it is hit: intention to mom to lion-
hvy host your. and.he thinks tint with tho
uspcrhtm'uflunlmui this your iw will have is
gussl chance of bringing back the cup.
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The \amisvrisiit Weddings.
Saw Young. .luly 25,—‘it is announvml
that the wedding of i‘nrnclius Vanderbilt,
Jr. and Mien llrnm Wilson: and ”to wed-
dimt of Harry l'uyna Whitney and Miss
llurtrude Vanderbilt will lulw [Ilium vcry
molt. Tho dates will int Iixml No limit)!»
(‘ornul‘ns Vlmdcrlilli, rm. has rl'mlvcrm‘l
his health. iio will not so to Nm‘pnrt
this summer in all probability. "ill "“1
music at his house hero during his con»
valmconor.
for Paying Pensions.
Wasmsnrns. July ‘33 «The m'rniary of
tho interior has issued a mguisitinn on tha-
lrmwury lnr Hillm'hmm, m ho i-xpt'lltlml
.nust luonth for {erosion payments. Thu
amount II Illsirilmbtod by arterioles as fol-
lows: 'l‘opnkn. ':l,7lm.ooo. Philadelphia,
“J'Wflillll; Now York city, ti,77h,fl.iijl;
lmulsviilo. ll.mm.nwr, Knoxville, time".-
mm, and indium-Imus, tumult)".
sale} TELecums.‘
An inquiry into the murders on the
imrltvnilne Herbert l’ullor was lmgnn at
Halifax.
The «learner i‘oumi, r‘mn itisk. master,
bouni from iiolvmton in Key West, rm:
ashore about sown miles southwest of her
damnation. Wrr-ckcrs have none tuber
assistance.
Draper hail of Atomic I-‘n-mals academy,
lhwrsuce. his-4.. was badly damaged by
lift. lam, Ilium, The chief lithium
was to the hmptml and drawing rooms.
The fire Msn‘mmt llumlfil the building
with water.
Two men have during the past month
secured considerable Mveulsicg at New
flares for an ‘elmnasc. falsely we
in themselves as agents for the ow lis-
vsn Press club. he, have Mt town and
failed to m for a considerable portion at
nmdammmmm
iii/i it
How a South Norwaik Citizen lost
his Health. .
Auertulalns that Mr. Williamfi.
Green. of u Spring street. had been ex- .
perimentlng with remedies for e. chron-
ic case of kidney disease, our represen-
aatlve called on him for an interview.
When a boy Mr. Green enlisted in the
army and exposure and hardship left
him a legacy of very poor health. He
is engineer at Crafut a. Knapp‘s that
factory and is a. well-known and re-é
spected citizen. ‘He says: ”We use un-
der the boiler about 2 tbn ofeoal per
day and as i do my own firing I have
to handle it. It is quite a. job for a
man that has kidney trouble and-I was
always anxious to get rid of it. Slight
urinary difiiculty set in and as I no-
ticed an atlvertisemedt about Doaa's
Kidney Pills curing such cases. I 30! 8
box at Piaisted's and took them. Since
taking the first box my back does not
sche. i feel ever so much .better and
the urine is natural. I am recommend:-
ing Dean's Kidney Pills to the work-
men in the factory.” ‘ ’
The underhnnded way Kidney trouble
works and shows itself leads many
sway from the real cause. and much
suffering results from it. When you
set a backache from any cause or
source. and it does not cease naturally
in a. day or two as general injuries do
in a healthy body. you may decide at
once. it is a Kidney trouble. and‘attnrk
it from the proper standpoint. And
that Is just the stage to take it in.
'00. for an immediate and radical cure
Dunn's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. Price. 50 cents Df’l' box. I
boxes for 82 so, mnilcd on receipt of
price by Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo,
N.’Y.. sole agents for U. S.
Anyone who suffers from that terriv
hie plague. itching Piles, will appreo
date the immediate relief and permu-
nent core that comes through tho e of
Docn'e Ointment. it never fails.
Things
; am not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dent to us because of their
oodness. Lorillard's Rose- .
.eaf Cut Plug to not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is (lira/i.
l The prudent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
The extravagant man smokes
it from choice—because it's
good. When your tobacco
dealer asks “What kind ?”
i 8" r
iorillard’s i
iiilSE-iill
ilut Plug.
beset sashes eentaiss see eeeeee.
leeeeeee eeeeeee seeeeeeeeesesue
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lioii’s lierverine Pills
~ Witch Hazel S
Warmnax. Conn" “J96—
Medicicc (Jo—Dear Siren-v"! am using
Dr. Hand's Cough and Group Medicine
and Colin Care or in children and find
nothing to liquid t em. They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand's Colin Guru and cry for it; it
relieves them aluhlst instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 25c.
“Wake u . Jacob, day is breaking! ”
colloid De itt’s Little Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to arouse
l‘iivs slinggish liver. G. c. Stillson, E. P.
as . ' ,
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
dormamof Dimondnie, Mir.” we are per
mitted to make this extract: '1 have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery as the msults were al-
most marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she vvus
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing Lu Grippo. Terrible puruxysms of.
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
mold not survive them. A friend re-
commended Dr. King's New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
sutisfilctory in its “mills.” Trial bot.
flesfnzoutfl. _(.3.‘tillson’s and a. l’.
Weed's drug stores. Regular size 50c.
and $1. ,
Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by Sim 1y applying DcWitt‘s
ve. U. C. Stillson,
E. P. Weed. ‘
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener—
ally needed when the. languid, exhaust-
ed feeling prevails, win-n the liver is
torpiduud sluggish and the need of a
tonic and nitcrutivcis felt. A prompt.
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilions fevers
No medicine will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at (i. (7. Stillson‘s and E. P.
Wood's drug stores.
Small in size. but great results.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers not gently
but thoroughly, curing indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill.
safe pill. best pill. G. C. Stillson,
E. P. Weed.
Sure or ()nm, CITY or TULHIN), ) .
Ln'os COUNTY. \ 55‘
FRANK J. ('m-txm' makes oath that be
is the senior partner of the finn of F. .l.
(lmzxav 6: Cu. doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the,
sum of one hundred dollars for each and
every case of (.‘utarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Hurts (Isnunu
Cum. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D., ll‘Nl.
i . I A. W. Gasssox,
l ”A" i Notary Public.
Hall‘s Catiurh (lure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mac-
ous surfaces of the system. Semi for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY db (.‘o., Toledo, 0.
"Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Persons who have a coughing spell
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat. may ovmmnc
it at once by a dose of One Minute
Cough Cure. (i. C. Stillmu. E. l’. Weed.
Children 6; y for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
i
When Baby was six-k. we gave her Cutorie.
When she was a (1iilll. she (tried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clvng to (ht-stark.
When she had Children. she gave lion Cestoria.
When we consider that tho intcstlnrs
are ulmut five times as long M the body.
“1' run l‘l'llllZl' the ifitcnm- sun's-ring
axis-rimmed when they inwomo inllunwd.
lb-Witt'siloih- :uulClmh-ru (tum sululurs
inllutmnuiion at once, and compound)"
r-vnmvu-slhodilliculty. G. L‘. bilillmn.
H. l’. Weed.
You Don’t Have to Swear on.
says the St. lamisJonmulof Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-lhuc. the
famous tobacco habit cum. "We know
of today (awn cured by No-Twlluc.
line, a prominent hit. buds architect,
numbed and chewed for twenty PM“,
two lmxcucured him so that l'l'i‘ll the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-lhu: sold and guaranteed by R. H.
i’luistvd. No cum no pay. llook free.
Sterling Remedy (20.. New York or
Chicago.
I
Eli liiil. Lumber (.‘ily. l’a.. writes:
"l have been sum-ring from piles for
ivvi'uty-llvo yours. and thorium my PM-
incurable. lthilt's Witch Him-l
Halve was rnmunnvudcd to nu- all u pilo
vurc. so i bought a box and it Inform-d
a [remnant-ht cure." This is only one
of thousands of similar cum-s. l-lczomu.
mrvs and skin diseases yield quickly
when it is used. C. C. Htilisou, E. 1'
Wood.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's eastoria.
lssliia's Mains lain
The at The host salve in the world for cuts.
"n d 3"?“ bruises, mms, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
' f Y W ism-s. letter, chapped hands, chilhlains,
'3"??on coma. and all skin eruptions, and 5
ailanrivous tiwiy cum piles, or no pay rcqa red.
, 0‘ the it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
live W tion or mono; refunded. Price 25 cents
“'9‘ ‘ of an” perbox. B. .Weed and G.O.Stillson.
a -.._
gm , fififi, It Would be hard to convince a man,
I v at IWM, u. suffering from billons colic that on
evasive“ at TehccsorOpimW b agony is due to a mlcmbc with so
bad to W and With ”.00 commendable name. But one dose
w mil ‘ boats for 55w“ gnfiWitt'giilolglfagd Cholera (:“mff'oiii
- ace in s er to a
“Will“ "5"”. M” 1m: relief. a litmus u. c.
Bull-in. RP. Weed.
H.-. ~. use . .a.
What is
Moria a of. Israel mum
prescription for Infants and Chile
titan. It contains neither Opt“.
[aniline nor other larcctic lith-
Itance. It isaharmlesssnbstitutefer
ruesoric. mm noun-1:3 W
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
gaunt“ is thirty your! use by
millions of [others Willie
Children's Panacea—the We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
.00 not be imposed upon, but his! Dyan
signature of
is on the
wrapper.“ W
I
We shall pro-
tect owscives and the public at all M
'rnn CEN‘I'AUR Commas,” Murray SLR".
.L... «s
Eta-inc! [-
U. S. Patent We.
rest; so 1833
Ofiices.- “.6 Mair: Street,
nusnonrorrw.
(1033‘
Norwaik '
Lobsters!
. ‘ Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
l
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.J_.7>,.... ,-,.,__. ‘, ,1
l "K “1-.“ h4'
' Your Wall Decoration
: itnmps you as artistic, or-M—w“unwise
Ir reflects your tusiv us amply .Ll il‘m
fourth reflects llu- sun. filler»- is no 9-s—
;cn.-'-~ first you run find. The prom surc-
'ly do uoi’ count. and if you man» here,
you are lmuml in gill Hurllt'illm'; pl'r-ily
no matirr what you choose. for we itf‘r'p
nothing (‘laih
. Painting, puputr hanging and rim-misst-
ing. ’ .
if not convenient for you to call at the
store. (in p a Imsial, and [will implement
. to cull bu you with ofqu limnf snlnph s
E. E. GORHAM, '
10 FIRST AVENUE,
'Eust Norwuik, - - Connection
MAKEYOU‘
WANTS KNOWN
II THI
\
EVENING SEI‘HIEI.
YOUNG- MAN'
W'h lake the chance .0! I log
wit our insurance, when new
Cents a day will
iNSURE YOUR lIFE
FOR cacao:
Or Bis (its. a day will 31st on film
ment 0:01.000 payable to curse“ if you
live. With neurones, in everything
else,thebcnt is the cheapest. lnsnre in the
Connecticut General
Life isssresee co.
or Bastard.
s. s. vsd‘isrmru,
till casual-museum.
Cosimo ~
having Castoria, and see that the her-sinus..- .
Norwalk Chronicler