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‘glmnnisn'tafmidtosend me,be-
them! you will give me the
3 sifshecamcherself. Certainly!
m and square dealing. sixteen
"totheponndmndofthe best at
. is what is always obtained at
Wmnd of the finest grade in
city Givensacaii.
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‘ ‘nnaihmsm.
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If you are troubled with
needle“, Rheumatism. Iconi-
gia, Bad fields. to.
T
never tire of recommend- I
it to your afflicted friends.§
en called to a case of La3
Gtippe, Dr. Mariam] alway53
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
It. Aceton I air.
I Pt. Puiv So. u.
. Take one every half hour. in! perspir-
mufoorhours.
, A.L.IIAIILAsn
This success In the care 0
this (license I5 world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at‘
R. H. Plaisted’s 5.
Iheyvhoridcmostuetbe
road. The Paildi ht makes
thew: [dealers
no min...
& Te
mmwcmmmuy
art (it.
, DR. MOTT’S
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The only common
reliable Female I’III :I’l'r
curred In Ladie- E!!!"
eially Wrwmmlcd III
”fried Ladies. Ask fur
m MOW.
MIMI“. PILLS
otiwr more ream ma.
per box. 5 lanes for Sam
mum We.
tuner-mac .
' a few powders, and you.
amnnr rAmrorn-rsnvaeras
What the Republican ‘élnlidnte lays Ite-
nrdlag monument and the Term.
In York Gold Standard )len Organise
tor, nuclear—*1.“ I’olltleei 0min.
erru Rock. .1on 31,—A statement
was widely pubiiahed by the press a few
days ego that President (:1. 1.. Green of
the Connecticut Life Insurance company
policy holders notifying them that in the
event that the government adopts the free
coinage of silver the company would be
compelled to pay all claims In depreciated
Mr. 14'. W. Alsop of this city sentpcilp-
‘ ping of this statement to Secretary of tho
Treasury (‘arllsle with a roquost for an ex-
pression on the subject. lie has received
a reply from Mr. Cariisle, which is in part
so follow's:
.. 'In metres coinage of silver should be
established In this country I prcsuIIIo III
snrence companies and all other institu-
tions would continue to make their pay-
Aments by checks and drafts on banks as
heretofore. In my Opinion the whole vol
urns of our currency would sink at once
to the silver basis. and these checks and
drafts would be paid in silver dollars or
their equivalent Instead of gold or be
equivalent, or III now the case. I presume
no one supposes for a moment that it
would bathe duty of the government to
attempt to keep the standard IIllvcr dollar
coined free for private Individuals and cor-
porations equal in value to a gold dollar.
or, In other words, that It would he the
duty of the government to attempt under
a oyster» of free coinage to maintain the
parity of the two metals. The dollars
would be coined on private account and
delivered to private individuals and cor-
porations as their own property, the gov-
ernment having no Interest wfuituvor in
them and being. therefore, under no ohll
gation to support them by guaranteeing
their value.
‘ i ndcr our existin system all sliver
dollars are coined on mount of the gov
erntuent and are Issued by the government
in payment of it Expenditures and other
obligationsJ 8/0’ t Would he an act of bad
faith "WWII! lo permittiuuu todopro
r1aw..l.(l.uAIut~4IE."
3":Kinley to I Pitiaburx Delegation.
IJAX'i’ox, 0., July Ill.-—I’t'l'llllps the
1mm enthusiastic delegation that has yet
come to Canton arrived here from Knox-
ville. a suburb of Pittsburg. 'I'hcy had
traveled IOU miles In hunt and storm, but
ware enthusiastic, with bands and ban-
ncrs.
'Zfiir spokesman was John 1'. Ever
, hard. president of the Glass Workors'
union. who. after presenting the compli-
ments of the delegation. referred to the
tariff Issue a5 lasing above all othors In
this campaign and orprosI-Iod the belief of
himself and his aramlntos III bimetalllsm.
recognizing “the Republican party as tho
frue advocati- of that policy. "
III ft'lpulim to Mr. Evcrhard's address
Major McKinley said III part:
“I am glad indeed to moot and greet theI
‘ Knoxville )Iclv'inlcynnd Hobart Republic-
an club In this city and at my home, and
I thank you most cordially for traveling
so long a distance to express your personal
good will to me and your devotion to the
great principles of the Republican party.
“You are right. Mr. Spokesman, in say-
ing that the Republican party stands now.
as it- has always stood. for u- mum! and
sIflIIIt} currency and for the IIIIIIutIIIIancII
of all its money of every kind at parity
and always equal to the bvst nIonIIy of
the moat. civilized nations of the earth.
“A depreciated currency. as you have so
well mid. would work Ilisastvr to the in-
terests o! the rennin and to noucinoro than
lino-4? of tho wurIIInnInen and producers.
Long years ago IlnnII-I Webster said that
they were the first to fool It and tho Iaat
to l’i'i‘fli'lll' from it. 'A disarm-rod our-
; rtmrr.‘ said IIII, ‘ls fatal to industry. fru-
Ignlity and rmnnmy. it Iiihll'l‘fl the spirit.
of speculation and extrIvugaum It Is
3tbo must eat! loci of inventions to fIIrtI-
Ill-u the rich man flIIt‘IIIh‘ with the am III of
the poor man a lIrow.‘
“ I is at which we call money, my fellow
, citi Inns and nitb “'IIII' II values are mean
3 "rod and N'Illtlimfllsi made Illllhf. bo an the
‘lu- III‘I “I: Ich Iill'wilifld the grain of tho
farmer and m honest as the hours of labor
with II thonmn who tolls In rtvpilroIi to
gin.
3 “The one must be as full and omnpleto
3 and In honest II.- the other. Uur curronr y
“K413! la good—nil of it as good as gold—-
3 and It is the unfalicring detormiuIItluu of
the Republican party to so 1m p and "Hill!
:I Iain it forever
’ It In thedutv of thopcoplo of this coun
, try to Itami unitmliy againat owrv effort
to (It‘flHflIO our currency or d. base our
3 chII. They must IIulto now an they have
united III tho part III every great crlslu of
3 our umutry s history. W hen the I IIIIIIII'}
MN'IIIIIII wildly bent on inflation provoding
the n-numptlon of apt-ole paynmnts, tip-
3 ruin-r rotate of tho American III-uplo. with-
out regard to party. IInltI-II and hIIIIIUlIuII
that threatened iIIIo «If irrIIIlIIIuIIuIIlI- papor
I, money and repudiation and Iilfil'f'll IIIIII
. III-pt the nation on tho rock of public
. honor. wand finanro and honout currency.
' 'lluI Tariff Quip-lion.
" You have rightly Itntorl, Air. that tho
Republican party not only III-llovoII III
mum! mqu-y and tho hlgbcat public faith
and honor on the part of the mm rIIIIIuIIt
3 of the I ulted Halon to all In crIIlliiIIrs,
but also that it helluva-«I III II tariff Wllll‘ll.
3~rhlbo ranting mnnuy enough Io II'oIIduIt
‘, tin- gun-rumour oaonmulrally admlnht
ion-d. will III-rm IlIo highest. and boat in-
fumiu of American labor, AIIIIIrlcaII agri-
5 culture. [\MIII'I’If'rIII IIIIIIIfuI-roo and Amurl
run I Ill/.vIuIblp,
"r‘ouu- of our political oppononla are
3 given up saying that tho tariff question Is
3 nailed. if IIIII are wrong in interpreting
fhelr meaning, we think they aro right
and thank thorn for the confession. We
follow that the tariff Iptostlon bI nonleth-
settled In the minds and heart: of tho
American peoplo and attilod on 11quth
of prufmiluil. [Int however firm‘ly It may
in milled in the public mind. It is not yet.
mole-«i in public hm. What is In tho
burial and consciences of tho pmple lunch
Ian anypnol'lc qua-Hon hI not Mlovtlve
IIIIIIII It is written In public sintutr. and
thin can only be donothroiiuh ”motel"
«In of tha- I-lorllvo franchise In tho I'hoicv
I f a momma of the l'IIlIIId Halos, which
makes our public law No um- I take it.
«In regard the present tariff law as a but
and final oItitlonwntof thoquoetlon. Whol-
a
rvtr mirth! be our differences about the .
mmomla- principles upon which tariff
Imi-intfon IIII ‘lfIiI be made. We agm- that
ii». present tariff inn is a fallIIreovI-u as o
within Iommra
3 '50. without dimmina the principle of
of liartford had luucd- -a circular letter to 1
silver coin. ,.
‘ "M ‘
until lair it”!!! aw In p‘
a "statute which vii previdee
canes for the deed III.
toll «cam: for its men. an ample pro
tectioa to the labor. capital and energy of
the Auiqric’uu‘ pebpli.‘
rand may Conference commute. atom
Naw Your, .lulyli Iii. —The committee of
seven appointed by the Democratic Party
Reform organization met in unions of the
New Your Security and 'i‘rart company.
“and 46 Wall amt. Those present were
the lion. Charles S. h‘alrchlid, If. A
,Wldcrmann, Lawrence C. Horton: John (11.
Milburn of Buffalo, IIII proxy for Frank
llu B. Locke. Thoma) hi. Utilioi'be of Au-
burn. .lohn De Witt Warner. Frederick W.
IIinIIlchII of Brooklyn. J. Warren 'Greone
of Brooklyn and Calvin Tompkins. The
Charles S. Falrchild chairman and Law-
rcnccrE. Sexton secretary. Letters and
telegrams were read from lion. Charles
Tracy ‘of Albany and Franklin I). Locke
of Buffalo assuring the committee of their
co- operation. George Foster Peabody was
added as alternate in place of 8. Perry
Sturgcs and Thomas M. Osborne of Au-
burn as alternate In place of John 1). Kor-
uaII. Messrs. Kernan and Sturges have
declined to nerve.
lion. Charles W. Tracy was elected na
tionai comIIIltthInInn from New York to
go to tho Indianapollu conference, and
George II‘ost-er Peabody was appointed as
IIIII alternate.
Amotlon was made requesting Messrs.
Tracy and Peabody and all the members
of the committee to attend the Indianap-
olis conference. It. is not bollavcd that.
many of the members of the committee
will attend.
Silver Party Men at Work.
Wasnfa'n'l'ou, July {lb—it was said at
the headquarters of the national commit-
tee of the Silver party that Chairman
Lane one In New York raising funds for
the vigorous prosecution of tho campaign.
and that on his return the national COIII‘
mitten of the Silver party will undertake
II work which will ho peculiarly Its own.
It will endeavor to bring Republican s11-
ver men into the fight for Bryan and Sew-
all. An enthusiastic member of the puny
said that of the 731 delegates at the St.
Louis Silver convention hill wuro liopub~
llcans and the remainder III-Innovate and
l’opuilsts.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Philndeiphin— -
Philadelphia .. I) l i 4 (I n ll :1
New York...... 2 ll :3 o :l 1 o o
I’hiiudeiphla-—Iiiis. lz'; errors, 3.
York—«Hits. i2; errors, 2.
At Brooklyn—-
Brooklyn ........ 0 I U 0 (I (I :2
Washington. .. ll 0 I 2 0 i Q 0 0—. 4
Brooklyn—fills. 5: errors. 0. Washing-
ton—Ilits, ll; I-rI'IIrs, :3. Gama i‘lllIl‘iI on
account. of darkness.
AtSt. Louis—
0—11
I-—— ll
New
Ill—II
(Zlovoland ....... o o o o o o I II 0- -I
St. Ionic ....... o ll II II ll ll 1 2* o— :l
(‘lovulIIIIIl-——Illis, lil; errors, :1. N.
'I.oul.~I——Illts. 1'1: I'rrors. II. .
At Ullli‘lillllil i -—
I’lttslmrg ........ o o -i o u (I I (I Ii..- 3
(‘lIII-lunntl ...... (I 0 :l II II 1 I) ti o.“ .1
l’lltsbIIrg-«llits, ll: errors, 1. Hindu»
Iiiill—«IIIIS, .3; errors. I).
At Boston—
Baltimore ..... .. o l) II II I: o n :I 5—111
Huston ........... 1 U U 2' '3 u o o H— {I
BultInIIIrII—Illta, 13; errors, I. Iiostnn
——illtn‘, 1'3; II,rror.~I I.
Charged W lilI Robbin: the Malia.
lios'i‘m July .ll ulhputy I nitod
Status Marshal “alters hcturnod from
\‘orth Adams, having In his custody An~
drow 'l‘mld of that piano, who Is t'ndor or
rest. on tho I'lInruo of robbing the l'nitud
Stain-I mail. SIIIIIII limo ago one -IIf tho
railway postolllcos. while on the track of
tho Boston and Maluo railroad at New
port. \‘t.. was broken info. All who took
part in tho robbery worn aubquuontly up-
pruhvlulml oxcupt Todd. A from his arrival
lwro ’l‘oIlIl was takon llf‘IlII’l' t‘oIIIIIIIvslonIIr
iI'Isko, who ordered him hold in Slump for
bin appcnrunvo bcforu the I'm IIlt court in
iutluud in September.
Smother“! In I lfuyloft.
IIIMTTIILIIOIIH, \‘t... .luly :ll.-—-'l‘bo body
of a man supposed to ho U. 1“. \Vcbbor of
Athoi was found III tho loft. of tho livery
stable of Henry Ilrown. 'l‘lm body was
\vcduod lIIIad downward III II hole lll'th'illl
iWII III-mun and had ovlduntly lwcu thorn :I
ouuplo of days. It is supposed that. “oh-
lu-r \vuIIdIIroIl lutII tho loft looking for a
piano to sloop. slipped, fell Into the hole
and “as sIIIutlIIIrI- d.
Fifteen People Iteporlttl Killed.
(..=I.I:\III.ANII. July :ll.-—'l‘ ho amt Ile-
IatrIII'tivo storm in tho history of the Sun-
day crook \ailoy urcurrod at lilIIIIIItor. a
mining town in liilll’il north of Athena.
Word has fi‘lii‘llf‘d born that 1.5 pooplo woro
killed. 'l'ho storm also resultod in tho "I.
most total (Il‘fill‘llcllfln of only of tho prim-i
pal strands of tho town and did Illillllimi in
other places to tho amount of Ihousaudu
of dollars.
The Nielsen “'Ili ('aae.
lilis'l‘ux, .luly lll.—Juduo Grout. Ill Iho
Suffolk probate court, allowod tho will of
tho Into .lolIn StIIlMIII, Jr. John I. Flor
son. as counnol for John Stallion. M2. II
I'UIIII‘FIIIIIII of the will. film! an IIpIu-al to
the IIuporlur court. No motion ha» yoc,
born mudo by tho (IIIIIIlfll‘I for Ada lilrh-
III-Ind. IIuotlII-r oontvaianl, who IIIIIIIIIII In
Love boon iIIo lawful \vao of tho iIIIIlIItIIr.
May Attach-the nmmn' Combine.
Kama UII'v. .luiy ZlI.-—It b: mid bpotl
ovoollonl. authority that District Attorney
John ii. Waller will in n fow daya insli’
tIIlI- proceedings In tho fedora! court
against Ibo browarn' ImmbIIhI, which hau
i'KINffifl born for aomu tlmo past. The brow
I'I'N will no charged with conspiracy to Ibo
IIIIpIIlizu the traffic in beer III Kansasl‘ by,
.\ Powder \fagarine Ernie-Ion.
Loam», .luly 'll.--A spacial dispen- II re-
ceived hero from Vienna can that the ox-
plmlmi of II powder magazine at II’III-nf-
kirchen baa reunited III tho III-nth of five
poraoml, tho landing of no othera and the
wrecking of the town hall.
lilacs-cred In Marriage-ear.
I I‘Atus. July Ill.--AIlleIes rIIralvnd born
from Mahmua, Madagascar. report that a
caravan of two Frenchmen and three fling.
ll-IlIIIIoII has been massacred by tho II‘aha-
valor; near AIIIholipiaIIII.
I’hlladalphiana Viaft (Iludtlone.
Losnm. July .‘ll.-—Une hundred mem-
lmrn of the Manufacturorn' club of Philo-
IIIIIpth paid ll visit by appointment to Mr.
U'AIIWIIIII at Ilawnrvlnn
rumour...» n mini-13.x...»
committee organized by electing Hon.‘
mvoui. I—«(ieiden hat. Ion. xii.
IMenInIcatery by the let. D. If.
steam
I. “That I may chow him kindness for
Jonathan a suite.” David is at rest III Ills
kingdom. reigning over all Israel and ex-
venting ilungncnt and justice unto all his
people( I Sam. vii. 1; viii, ill). Read In
Jar. 31111.5, 0. of a King who. on David's
throu, shall reign and prosper and oxe-
out-o J augment and patina in the earth-—
Jehovah tsldkunu. David had sworn to
Ilohathun that he would show the kindness
of the Lord to his hound forever (I Sum.
xx, 14-17). and he would now keep his
Word. What a wonderful word Iii this,
“the kindness of God" (see also verso ll).
It is the same word ofttlmcs translated
“mercy,” and clso'dovlng kindness," as
In 1’s. xxlii, ii; any, 0; lell, ll, etc. The
honor of bcing II ohannol through which
the loving kindness of God may be shown
toothcrsla given to every beliovcr. Sec
II Cor. \'I. ll; Col. lii, I9.
9,- 8. “Jonathan hath yet a non Which is
lame on his foot.” thn the news came
ofuhls father‘s death, he wnsVI little 1on n
yearn old. life nurse took him up to flee
with him, and In her haste she let him
foil, thus causinghlm to he crippled for
“foul Ham. iv, 4). This story of the
king‘ :4 kindness to Mophlhoshcth for Jon-
athan' s sake is vary suggestivoallthrough
of thc lovc of God to sinuern. The man
was lame through no fault of his own, and
he was lame on both foot—could not walk
at all. All are ainnerI-I through Adam,
and such sinners that in our flcah thoru
dwclloth no good thing (lionI.v,1; v,“
18). If his name signifier, as some think,
“shame proccodlng from the mouth,’ It Is
very suggestivcrof Rom. ill. 13; Math. xv,
18.
I. “lie in in the house of Maohir, the
son of Ammlul in 1.0- dobur." The name
of this placo may signify “no pasture”
and IIIIIItos us tiiuk of the prodigal sou,
Iv.ho quIn hohad wasted allhis living,
would fuin have caten tho awlnca' food
(Luke xv, 16).Evcry sinner 'who atays
away from God and seeks to ideas himsolf
in this world 0F no food for the soul ls
somewhat- llko Mophihoaheth in Lo- (labor.
6. “Kim: David scat and fetchcd him."
Ilc did not send him word to oomuand not)
him Ili'tlliilfillllil had good “th3! for him,
but he took nu-ans to bringhlm right into
his presence. Ul‘li‘ David, blessed Lord
Jesus, duos not tell us to Inako ourselves
I'It to I'omu to him, but knowing our in-
» curable IIIIIIIIIIIIss iiu comm right to us
with Ills love and grotto, and Wu helpless
rrcIItIIrI-s have only to roccivo Him and all
ills lovo (John 1,12).
6. ‘lio full on his face and did reverence,
and David said, Mi'lllillinslli‘lli, and ho an-
sworod, liohold thy servant." .I'i slum-r
on his face hoforo Hod is a hopeful sight,
us conviction of sin in on essential to mu
version, and nothing works conviction liko
the loving kIIlIIIII'Ss of (ind. Sm Luke v,
5; Isa. vi. 5; Job. xiii, 1'), ll, Acts ix, 1'». (i.
lluvid calling him by Immo IIIIIkcs its think
of John xx, 11}. "Jesus saith unto her,
Mary." ‘ '
7. " FIIaII not. for Iwill surolyshow time
kindness for Jonax ban thy fathor‘za salvo."
Sm. tlIoI-Inuforl, the restoration and tho
future provision I-IIntnluIId in the words of
this verso. 'l'lm pI-ijfuct love of (God casts
out all four and enables us to sing Isa. :11.
13. We have resound In the grace of find
in Christ more than we lost in Adam, and
He who spared not Ills 0I\'Il Son, but do-
lle-I'IIII IIIIII up for usIull, Ivlll‘lvith Him
also frooly givo us all things.
h’. "What Is thy servant. that thou
shouldst look upon such II dead dog as I
am'r“ As “'1: sec ond- boliovo tho lovu of
(ind Ions we bermno increasingly illh-d
with u sonsu of our own umvortldu:.vss. A
«increasing cstimalo’ of self ha maul growth
III mar-I. as when I'anl saw blown“ to be
tho Joust of tho aposthm. flu-n loss than
the II‘IIa‘l- of all salon. thIIIIt‘lIhIfof aiuners.
As l'hrisi int-mum's we IiIII-runso.
"I have uivon unto thy IIInstIIr‘s sun
all that portaltu'd to :‘nul and to all lulu
lmnso." It “‘nrtiill of gram, for all had
lu‘l'li I'IIrfIIitIIIl. So with tho sinner Wo but
all in Adam‘s rain. but God (IoIIIIIIIImlI-th
ills luvo toward us in that while wo MIN
51-! albums l‘hristdlvd for us. [in Iovmi us
i'Vl‘Il \leI-u \vu vaIro III-mi in I-Iins (lloIII. v,
a; IIIplI. ii. I, b). All that no I'f‘l‘i'IW‘ In
Christ is God‘s fri‘tl gift; to us in “HIV“
(lium. vi, 251: iii, 21; I John v, ll).
1”. r.'t\li‘l|llllliifihtlfll, thy inustor‘n not).
aim“ mt brt-nd always at, my tublo.” Ilo
might have bI-I-n forgiven and had the
prIIpIIrty I'I‘Ilfllrt’il without being mud" n
IIIIIIulu-rof ilII- king's family. but. mm tho
"IIxIIIIIIIlIIIg grout. rivhva of his gnu-II" in
taking him to his own tubio. ’I‘olIo for-
uivvn is very nrvnt, to ho instiflod or av
muIItI-d as ii We had Ilf‘Ii'I‘rilflllt'lI is grout-
or, but to ho made a rhihiof Iiodand joint
IIoiII with Jams (fluid In nroutcr «till (I
John ii, 13!; IioIII. ill, 1." ; v, I; Aria xiii,
:15, ill); Ilom. viii. ill; 1 John ill. Ill. ,
"According to all that. my lord the
him; both I’liIIIIIllllllli'lI III-I norvuut, so
shall thy servant do." 'I'Iil‘ml worn the
words of that. Zlbu who afterward alnn.
dIIrI-Il his ImIIIlIII' and would to turn away
Ibo hour! of lluvld from him (if Hum.
xvi, ll; xix. '27). If WII IIro ulIilIirru nf
find, two IIIIN I-xpwt to ho alaIIIh-ml by
sumo mm, and if tho blilllllt‘f‘t'I‘N :Iro thumb of
our own housvhold \vo IIIIM not think It
arrange, IIIII rthor arm-pt it as follnwahip
with tlhrhu and count it, II privilege.
it. “All that Iltvrll. in tho Ilillib‘i‘lif Zilm
\vI-I-o HII-vaula unto .‘Ii'llllllflll‘llf‘lll. " Every
truo «him of find by faith in l’hrI-d .lmom
boa all lhlana Working tum-(III-r for Illit
maul Ilium. viii. 2H). m that all Ihlnuw
may truly IIII mid to mIrvo him. A» in
blank. I i'.~l"l, lhowhollu and tho living
IIrouiut‘I-M lIIIIvII tuuolhr r I-IIntroliod by tluI
announlrlt, mall tho l'll'lllfl 'ln llfo are
IIoIItrollIId by tho Spirit of find for tho
IIIgIII-st good of awry hollow-r. All the
lovonml poo-«Irof IIIIIII'UIIIIIIIII‘ In make
all things Ivork furtlod'» glory and our
maul.
I”. "So MIIplIIlmIIlIIIllI Ilwolt In .lortbur
lI-Iu. for ho dbl out routiuually at the
king‘s tub!» and Iva-I buuo on both his
foot." III‘I’" In a bountiful ploturn of that
which I-vory llhrholon may bo and do.
.lIIrIIIIalIIII. alguiflon "city of pIIMII.” in
which «won hollow-r may (le‘ll. The
kluu'a inIIIu Ia tho word of find. at, which
no may l‘olllfllllllly dIIIo. modding all the
iI-Iupllnu IlvlhIm-lou of the world‘atobica.
\vlilI iboir llubt rI-Iullnu. I" “MINI. 0" DWI!
tho moro Ii'lil'llf‘ll works which mm but ac.
cording to .I-‘vrlpiurn, “'Illlf‘, an to our enr-
rupt natural man. on nun-t bo content to
bob that it III still within be. though It
may he pIIrslIII-Iuly I'l'tk'lllf‘flfll‘flfl iJhrlsf
alonohI our pram our life, our joy.
Bottled Jordon Wel;r.
Quite a trade has sprllllgllp In Great
Britain III the min of Jordan water for
bnpibmmi Illlrpusou. 'iho water It sent
out in bottles.
. The sum use numerouc and firmly
entrenched In South News“.
We conquered. Perot» .and poor
lion's plasters yielded,” Dean's Kid-
lay Pills.
Llnltnents and oils were thrown
away in the rent.
Deep rooted prejudices existed.
Dean’s Kidney Pills changed all this.
Dean's Kidney Pills havelcured—ac-
wally cured-bad cases of ‘
Kidney Disease—disease. aiow.
eldious, and deceiving,
And‘have' brought good sound health
to scorer of sufferers.
Mr. F. 6. Lyon. of No. 22 High street.
adds his testimony. He helped to
mold the minds of a host of his fellow
citizens. Ills profession, that of I
school teacher for thirty years, fifteen
of which he was principal, placed him
prominently before the public. When
in harness he was an oracle and his
statements carry weight. lie says: "I
procured a box of Dean's Kidney Pills
from Pleistcd’e pharmacy for a slight
urinary trouble that originated from a
c316. I caught It at an entertainment
about two years ago. Dean's Kidney
Pills must have brought about the
change, for am now quite well."
Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents, mailed by
Foster-Million 00., Buffalo, N. Y..
Sole Agents for the United States.
Thousands are suffering cxcmciet—
Ing misery from that plague of the
night, Itching Piles, and say nothing
about It through a sense of delicacy.
Instant relief in Dean's Ointment. It
never fails.
f'IIrIylo Ileimkc II.
Charles (lrulfrw'ey lmlnml an.” that on
his first, meeting’ with (Inrliubt tho who
mnn showed. hiI‘IIsI-lf in II noun-what. cyn-
ir‘nl frame. of miml from nlIiIlI III! Iv: III
'IruIIsI-Il only by :I bit Ixf IIiI-Ilwome oppo-
Ilium.
“And what hull of an AIIII-riI-nn any
you lw .HI-rruon or Irish or wiIIIt‘IT’ (far-
!) in :lr‘Iil‘II.'
“Slum: it inlet-out» you. Mr. f‘nrlylv,"
I'vpiimi lr-lnml, "to know the origin of my
family I may my that I am IiImIIeIulI-Il
from ib-ury Leland, It Imtml i’IIrlIIIn. who
went to America in Milo,"
.. 1 doubt. uhctlur am, of your family
III. slum been IIIpII; P In )frliI' nIII I‘urnnn
_ not urnmifnrhnr' urou’iml l mle , .I. 'III
this. mmlvinr :I with mummlurring mouth
wlIh-h Ill' hml pruviously thrnv. II out. in rI-~
mm to Ame-run and in I' Lia-trvry, mum]
1.1:. Ital“ I-{Ilrit
, ‘ 'orlylr.” izc- hfIIfI Ilviilrmh'ly. “I
thin- :ItIII} brother. III-hr} Leland. who
:zut ilu' “mm-l frqu whirh hv IIIWI stun-I—
iIIg by my HIIII' iII Iiwwuruf Ibo I'l'fii‘l-
lion, “nu \vurfh fan of my old I'ilriimi :III-
II-«tors at, least ho dim! in Men limos I'I-t,~
trrIn-I. II-I-. ‘ ml allow up to. -. Iy, )lr lar-
lleI, that I think in a” mature of histor-
is ll f . LtiI- lhfli youan-prlmimlly inflm: aux-Ii
by the merely IIII loclmmauc and theatric
III!"
('Iu'lyic loolmi um-rly annual and star—
tlml, though not. or all nnm’)’.
“Whot‘a thot. yo any?" he cried in broad
St'nlr‘li. .
Mr. LIIIIIn/l rrpIIoI’ul tho fi’Illllf’Ii. .\
girl" smile [N of albumin!" (“"10 over IIIII
Idem old fury, It mm with II deeply ro-
ill'f'llVI' and not diuplrnm-Il air that he rc-
pliml. slfii in Hrnfrh;
“Na. urn. I'm urn.- IhuII" he sold. And
lu- lll'iillrlf‘fl Into a m'IIah-r strain :‘ill'I made
the intorvb-w an ormuion to be Irv-soured
long in memory.wl'uurb's f'ompnnion.
Illstorlc f bin-ago "mud-o.
It bra gnu-rally been happier! {W a but
that III-I old bronco! .‘rnhlnn I). ilgIlI'n
thnr llif'll to thmi on III" “III" of Illf' New-
lu'i‘l')’ library n In tho slnglc IIIIII that out-
livmi fIll‘ routioumtII-n.
Now that Ibr- Iii-WWI” IIIII rI-«iolrvm'r- is a
thing of flu» [MI-f. It looks Illu- vandalism
to rrmuw: Ibo hub» of romanci- limt our:
round-I it. lint rho fart is it was not tiw
only how-o that mum but of tho lulu/m
~(‘1IllIlI'H:‘, .\r PIIIM two others I-lmrmi ibia
llII-llllr'll'lfl, :Imi III-IthI-r of IIII‘III um. Mfu-
voI-ubly locum-v1 n5 lbs-(mulch rmhlvnre.
(lm IIf lflt‘ gnu Ifr~f mirm' Il'rt'fI'IIII fin- in
tho two story anltn rmblvnrl- III ‘ i.’ P
\nrfh (‘ lurk «rm-I, which still emu-1.x. It
wa-I IiirI-ctiy 'III tin-path of flu- finnnnd its
m-IIIIpIInlu loft th- homo and 1M worm-uh
Ill their InlII nIIII III-II for tIIv-ir livm. 'I'II
malu- any oily-rt. to cave vitiwr of III" firm.-
looked tlIII lmiirht I-f absurdity. lllt It
mum through It with nothing Ironclimu
a h w Mien-rm, rauwvi by tho infra»:- Iif'l'lI.
If. in WV” I\IIUWllfllnI~IUII1f‘ north of this
whole blocks wrrv wiped out Iii." match-
“mu! fIlIIl tiII- f'mv bunml ltwif out. at the
.2in 11min.
III l'l'flfifiw' frI. 'lk of IIlI'II'HMIIHII“ al-
though Illf' lIIImId1: if" III ixbbnr'bmai “mt
a raging MI of Illilfil‘. Ibis frail tim‘nlt'fi
ifruvfuro lived in It'll Ilw MHI’) iILII fin:
lIIIu-ly survivor of a Ivr-wk at am,
TIIIIrlI aftI-I'Ivurd llf'f'll'plf'fI this houw sea
rIIaiIlIItIIIII.
Arrow tho way, in Lincoln park. about
1130 yurda from thin spot, blood II IIIINIMII
illil" Ivmvdvn hme.'o<Ir~IIpimi an a dumb»
lll'l by tlII- IIIIpI-riIIhIIIIIr-nl. of Linmln purit.
It mm of rum-m abomimwul, no hope
brim: I-rItI-rmlnul that. it IvoIIlIIII'I-mlwr
IIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIII-I. Iluf. it IIIfI. If. ”0ch for
your-I fifl'f’f' thi‘. hm lng aIII-iailml lulln Hr
on «immune. until it on» flf'III’III'iIIf'fI to
make room for flu" III-w Academy of hob
will In ——l'hu':vgo Intrr firm"
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9
Mott s Nerverine Pills
Tin gnu!
rcmtdybr
amen: prev
nation and
4 I all nervous
’ ; diseamof th e
generator: or-
onto“ emu ‘ ‘ ’. '1!!! of either
a, fill as Nema- Frustration hfiarlrgg or
out aimed, y In
lons, Youthful WWIW
only: use of Tobacco charmer Opium, which
‘nd to ”Wampum and faculty. 31 .00
”T“ eff! tit 00.. Ff” 3. CW2“ milk“
If. 1-2.3
torque v’l‘h work
like rough. I would not befilihout
them In my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Colic Care and cry for int it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs. .
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
droughts, 256.
Poison ivy, Insect bibbll. bruises, EOIIIII III.
burns are quick ly cured by Dewitt’a
Witch Haze Salve. the great pile cum.
1'? I’. Weed and GM). Stillson.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter wn'ttcu by Rev. J. Gun-
domain. of DiInonIhIhI, Miri- Weurc per
milled to make this extract: I have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King' II
New Diwwm'y on the results worm a1-
moIItnuu'vc-lous in the cannot at wife
While I was pastor of the what
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing: LII (It'ippo. ’I‘II'I'ibIo pnroxysms of
coughing would last board with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
coIdd not survive them. A fricndrc-
commI ndvd Dr. King‘ a New Dinoovoi'
it was quick in its work and high y
IIIItIstImIn-y III its results." Trial bot-
tles fIIII-nt G. (J. b'tillaon‘s and E 1’.
WIIoII’sIImg stores. Regular size 500.
and $1
Boyswill be boys,” but you can ’t of-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having DII-
witt's Colic and Cholora Cure in the
house. I} P. Weed and (1 C. Stillson.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bit-tors in a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gonor-
nlly no mind when the humid, exhaust-
I-Il for-ling prevails, when the liver is
torpidamisluggish and the need of a
ionic and alterativeis felt. A prompt
use of this IIII‘IIICIIIG‘IIIIS often averted
long and Ixérhaps fatal ilious fevers
No medicine will act. 1 ore surely in
in conntcracting and freeing the. systmu
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at G. ('3. Stiiison’s and E. 1’.
Wood's drug stores.
Manv a day sw ork Is lost by their head-
achi- caused byindigestiou and stomach
troubles. DeW'Itt’s Little Early risers
arc the most effectual pill for OYQI‘COIII-
ing suclnlifl'urultius. IS. 1’. Weed and
(i. (I. Stillmn
8.1m: oI- Omo (‘ IrvoI ToI.I-:,no l
LIT AS. (.‘IIL 5T}. (Sn
I-qua' J. (.znnm' makos oath that ho
is the senior partner of the firm of II‘. .‘I
("Minty or £70.. doing business in tho
City of Toledo, County and State aforo-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for each and
every case of (.‘niurrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL'S (TATMIIIII
(.‘I'Irx. FRANK .l. (SIII-INI-zv;
Sworn to III-fore IIIII :IIIIl subsoribvd in
my prewar-o, this llth (lay of December,
A. D., IN}. ,
I , 3 A.W.'(_":I.lc.Isox,'
'1' W‘M‘ \ Notary Public.
Hall's (.‘IuorrlI ('nro is taken internally
and III-N Ilir-II'tly ”II the blood and muc-
ous SIII‘filf'l"l of the system. Semi for
testimonials. free.
I‘. J. (.‘III-zxnv & (‘o., Toledo, (I.
"501(1in Dromzists. 751).
The whole system is, drained and un-
dermined by IfIUIt'IIf ulcers and open
Stiff-:5 Dewitts “iii-h Hazel halve
specdl 1y' i“: IIS them. It is the boat pile
cun- knowm ii. 1'. Wood and G. G.
Stillson.
Children" a; or
Pltcher’s Castcria.
When Itchy was sick. we gum thr (‘Mtorim
“'III-n shr- WM 1! Hold. aha l'l’II'II for (Historic.
Win-n she became Slim. she drug to :hstoria.
When the had Children. she gavethem Caloric.
ItIlIn-m't matter lllllt‘ll wlII‘IthIIrs’II't
iII-adm-IIII. biliousnrsr, lllflllll'rflllli and
f,‘ leslezItIoII .‘II'f‘ mum-Ii by lll‘flli'i'l or by
u'nvoillubiv I-irI-IIIIIalIIIII'I-s. lhIWIH‘s’
LittlII Early lint-rs will spIIIIdily lllli‘
ilmnuil. ii. I’. Stillson and ii, I’
“VI-II.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says the lat. IxmiaJonrnId of Am'lliiilf-Illl' i
in an editorial about No-"lo lino. the
famous tobaoro habit (2,11sz "Wo bill' w
of many cases cured by Noll‘wlinv. 3"
One. a prominent ht. 'Imuin :III-lIilI-II, l
Innokcdaud chewed f-Ir IwI-Iuy no" \,
twoboxcstnred him EU that ('Vf‘li tlu
rum-ll of tobacco liillb‘f‘ii him sick.” No-
To-Baouold and “download by II. II
Planted. No euro no pa Hook frIIII
Sterling Remedy 00., {low York or
Chicago.
Don‘ t flIfII' away limo whoa you lilivn
cholera morbus or diarrhwa. Fight.
Ilif‘llilli tho beginning with now-mm
(loin-ti: tilIolI-ruifurc. Yondou't havo
to wait for results. they aro lllhlfllilllli-
eouu, ahd it lIIavI-s tho lmwvls III III-allhy
t-I'Imliiiou. III. P. Wood and (l. (.1. Still-
son. I
chucren cry for
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
craving a m. came mantr-
.prcacriptioa for Infants and Ohilo
then. It contains neither Opium
Morphine nor other Narcotic ruin
stance. It in a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothinggsyrnps,
and Castor Oil. It. Is pleasant. .Itl
guarantee III thirty vearr‘ are by
millions of Mothers Castoriaictlie
Children's Panacea—the Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be Imposed upon, bu Insist upon
having Casioria. and see that IIII {ac-slam;
signature of
is 0 II t h e .
wrapper. O? M
We shall pro- ‘ '
tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cannon Connor.” Murray St..N.Y.
anmme
”*6
go“
1876 to 1883
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BBIMEPOBT. CONN-
Norwalk
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell ~
crabsI
HUNT fr ZELUFF.
.\IIII 1h” prIIiter'. and the
mom Sillirl‘nt'lnl‘)’ \vIIll pIIpI I' Is IIphI Ili'll!
i” :lIisIIIM‘II. Thi': isn't an iIllI- stair-
II but [I Sllll‘llliilll llillll. My kind
:Illogvt IIIII'
3ol “all (ltf‘ill‘illlllll your MINI v III. Iy sug-
.151 In \I:II'II'III,.r for you at this address.
Painting, pula't' haugmg IIIIIl decorat-
iII;.'.
if IIIItcoIII'IIIII'oIIt for you to roll at tho
story. rim 3 II )NH‘IIII. :IIIII lwill lwIpIonwd
to call on you with It i‘ull Inn-of h‘lllllplf‘fl.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
last Norwalk. - - Connecticut
MAKEYOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN THE
EVENING SENTIIIEI.
lucidln't Amie: Salve
The III-ntsalvein the world for cute,
brnlIIoII. IIIII'IIII, bloom. Halt rlurnm. fovIIr
non-II. tI-ttor, cha pIId lIIdeI. chilblaina,
count. and all III II oruptiona, and mi~
tivI-churvs pIII-II or no pay roIIIIIrIId
It in guaranteed to give perfIIIIt satisfac-
tion or mono n- -.fuudIId i’rlI o 25 cents
perbox. E. .Weod nndG. C. Stillson.
If you have over sIIIIII II little child in ,
thoI agony of summer I-omplainl, you
can realize the danger of tho trouble and
appreciate ilIII value of lIIIIlIIIItIquouII
mlif‘f always fiIIIItIIeII by DI! “flit II Colin
I‘i' Cholera (urn. lI‘orIlyIII-“IIton and
diarrhouit is It nliablo I‘I Imdv. WI-
IIoIIld not afford to romuunu Il thin III: II
IIurIIifiIwm-IIIIIIIcurc. I6. 1’. Wood
Sold by all rimgnistu.
YOUNG- MAN!
Why take the chance of II) bu:
without lllllilll‘fillwe, when our
Centa ad by will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1. 0001
Or Six (Its. a day will giveyou an Endow
meat of II 000 payable to ’youreelf if you
live. With murance, Ite arerythb-x
also, the best in the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 60.
Of Hartford.
5. s. L'Hofimrmru,
and U. (.1. Btilison.
In Washington Street, Bo. Net-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler