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on mlEQIZT-_. MN
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to people that say it is the
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makes very fine jelly, all
mt for Cafe Royal Coffee. None
tolbo 1nd, and very few. if any
with it in quality, as some
of this city can testify.
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theirs, Rheumatism, flours!-
gls, Bed Golds, lo.
a a few powders, and you
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called to a case of La
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,. Taggli‘ggvegg half hour. till corsair-
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This success in the care 0
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Anton can be obtained at
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0733M TO THE ‘NBW YOBKER,
”mum Cull-in in. “alt the calm»
nominations - Another Plan to Flee
_ Pantsuits and Ilemoerntswflsttln Ile-
Wm to Cleveland-Campaign Gossip.
New Yeas, Aug. lips-:Cbalrmsn James
K. Jones of the Democratic national com-
mittee has arrived in this city from Wash.
ington. He announced that the campaign
work would not be mapped out until the
meeting of the national counaittoo next
Week. it is expected that Candidate Bry-
on will attend the meeting.
The Herald has a dispatch from Nor-
mandycby-thecSea which says in sub-
”stance; "A Deinocratio conference of far-
reaohing importance, one which may de-
termine the election or defeat of William
J. Bryan for the presidency, Was hold here
last'al’ght.
r " principals 'werc Senator David B
Hillel ‘Iilesv York, leader of the sound
money Democrats in the Chicago conven-
tion, and Senator James K. Jones of Ar-
kanlsn, leadernf the silver forces in that
assemblage and new chairman of the Dom-
ocratic nati i committee. Others in the
conference Lawrence Gardiner of
Washington, ,eecretary 9f the national
committee andpersonal representative of
Senator Arthur 1’. German; James W.
(Hinkley, chairman of the New York Dom-
ecratic state committee, and Assembly-
man John ll. Stauchflold, who is likely to
he the Democratic candidate for governor
of New York. ‘
“Senator Jones came to acquaint Sena-
tor Hill, as loads of the New York Dom-
ocraoy, with. th’ terms on which the rogu-
lars of the Empire state would he received
into the Bryan slivercnmp. There is a
diflorence of opinion as to whether this
conference was-quickly arranged or has
been in, contemplation for ten days back.
It is believed that it is the result of nego-
tiations which Senator German has been
carrying on ever since he came out for
Bryan, a few days after the Chicago con—
vention. In order that there might be no
miscarriage in the negotiations the na-
tional chairman himself has come to Hon.
ator Iii". boar-inn a white flag of vtruco to
the how Yor louder. .
‘ “)1“ con arenas in a way is the Via.
39”" hotel conference of 18b: over again.
- Len, as new, the national managers were
fucking the support of the New York or-
canlzation for a presidential candidate,
whose nomination had been opposed by
the leaders of that organization. The
thou delayed for weeks an indorsoment
the national candidates, and finally put
themselves on record only after athomugh
conference with the managers of the na-
tional campaign. Exactly the same course
has been pursued this year.
“ lilward Murphy, Richard Crukor and
William 1“. Shoohon four years ago repre-
scntcd the stats ilolnocrutic amortization,
and President Cleveland and William (1.
Whitney did whatever talking was done
for the campaign managers. Now Mcssrs.
Hill and Iiinkloy represent the stain or-
ganization and Messrs. Jones and flax-db
nor the national managers.
“Senator Jones is especially anxious that
Senator liill shall speak at the Bryan
notification meeting in Madison Square
Garden next Wednesday. He wants Mr.
Hill to take that occasion to declare him-
self for the ticket.
“it is proposed, if the state organization
will consent to take charge of the can)-
paigu in this city and state. that mun who
understand politics shall he placed in au-
thority at national headquarters, includ-
ing those of the national treasurer. Still
another concession. and by all odds the
important one, is that all the New York
patronage of the liryun administration, if
there shall be one, will be dealt out to the
followers of Senator ilill and his asso-
ciates. -
“Those, in brief, arc the propositions
which Senator .loncs makes in return for
the support of Senator Hill and the New
York organization. They will undoubt
cdly he accoptod. "
People's l'arty In Peunsyivanid.
I’lmmrno, Aug. ll.—-At the state can
ventlou of the i'oopio's Party of I’ennsyll
vauiu Dr. 0. G. Moore was chosen chair-
man and diode a brief address. Timeout»
mitten on platform and resolutions pro»
sentod its report. The report indorsod tin.I
Omaha and St. Louis platforms and the
action of the St. Louis convention in hunt
inating llrynu and Watson. ltdononnm-d
the Pennsylvania state legislature for
'paulng alleged bills against independent
pipelines and in the interest of traction
lino monopolies. It condciuncd the issue
of interest bearing bonds and the repeal of
the Sherman low. It mlt'mfltiml fusion
with silver Democrats and closed with a
resolution threatening repudiation of tho
stnto llonlucracy unless it got rid of its
traitors. 'i'hoobalrnmn thou announced
that nominations worn lnordcr. and J. 'l'.
Ailmnn of .lunlntu county and .l. i'. (for
roll of wanton were nominated for congress-
man at large. .l. Edwin Leslie of l\lc~
lt’ocsport was elected state chairman. lie
was omptmorud to upmlnt a conuuiitoo of
four to confer with the llottnocratic state
control cmnmlttou and arrange afuslon
electoral ticket. if the lh-mocrnts refuse,
the committu will name a full list of also.
tors. The convention then adjourned.
Tin- Nelhsnal Party In Convention.
“ultimatum. Aug. ii.——'l‘hosiaio con-
routinn of the national party uninitiated
ilcnry H. iv'uut of Hwarthmoro and 1:, (i.
Pollard of lintlor for congressmen at
large. William (trapper of liutiur, liolmrt
(Junmrnn of Nurrlstown, John r4. iiolmcs
of Iooehhurg and .I. A.("uss of Spring
('in Wore nominated for electors at large.
ifcv. 1\.P. Hutchinson of fixforll was
chosen atulo chairman; Elmo James of
tlhestor, treasurer, and Miss liarrlot M.
Kant of Swanhmoro was made secretary.
The platform reailirms the principles
adopted by tho national etmvontion at
l’lttsburgln May last. It declares that
the standard of morale be the satue for
both sexes imfore the law and favors
suiehdmsnts to the state laws governing
the distribution of real and personal more
any of persons dying Intel-tat. so timt the
wife‘s interest In the estate of hordacomcd
huhlmhd shall be the some as that which
he would have in her estate were she dead.
A mass meeting was held In the dumb
homo at which oscilovoruor John P. St.
John of Kansas and ii. if. lmnan of
iowta chairman of the national committee.
spoke for free silver. prohibition and worn)
su'gsuffrsge.
Cleveland May Writs e latter.
New Your, Aug. c.-'i‘be Journal's
Washington correspondent says: ”Presl-
dsnt Gtsvelend is clpoctad to make pnbm
his views on the political situation at an
m 00.. m an.
tum.
‘ the Chicago platform. Among other things
it we” ”’5”
, 4 . » ~ crehe ”f o .
“fin politic nature 'lta z carton
WWaflfhlhsr it seem! “Grater-starlet
or and call I e. Olney is uniu‘ Mans.
melts and can get to Busssrds Bay
without any trouble. Csrlisie and his
wife will leave h’erel'rldsy forftl‘rs’y G?
fries, where they will stay soi‘iifiil eyt. l
is probpbls that the three leading mem-
bers of the sdmlnlstratfoaaciovtland, Oi.
any and Carlislc—gwili settle the matter of
Cleveland's announcement. ltis their in-
ion generally expressed by adussfi‘aii‘ll
Democratic politicians inst “President
Cleveland lab on he is advised differently
by members of his cabinet at the earning
conference, will believe it politic on his
part toadvisothom and his fricndssgalast.
placing an independent geld Democratic
ticket in the llold. believing from his
standpoint, it is said, that it would lib
much better to Vote for Molilhlcy and he.
hart than to favor independent action by
the gold Delilocrats."
Candidate For Congress Bolts.
Mama, I’m, Aug. this-Benjamin C.
Potts, candidate is? congressman at large
on the Democratic ticket. has sent a letter
to Chairman Wright of the Dcntocrutle
state committee stating his opposition to
he says: "When the Democratic convul-
tion of Pennsylvania honored ms with a
place on the state ticket, a platform of la-
structlons wont along distinctly pledging
my services. if elected, to the maintenance
of the gold standard of value. The Chica-
go convention declares for the unlimited
free coinage of silver at the ratio of ill to
1. I not opposed to any such preposterous
proposition. it condemns the administra-
tion of President Cleveland. I regard that
administration as the ablest since the
formation of the government. There is
nothing in the platform of the Chicago
convention that is in common with my
political faith and training, and the tick-
st houilnntcd on that platform is an ab.
bananas to me. I niust ask leave to with-s
draw from the state ticket," says ho, "if
those principles are to be inbordinated to
the Chicago platform."
Opposed to a’l'hlrvl Ticket.
CANTON, 0., Aug. d.-—Fcllowing on the
announcement that. Attorney W. A.
Lynch. manager of tho Auitiunn Com-
pany Agricultural works and president of
the Street Railway company, would up-
pose the iron silver platform of tho ('hi~
cago convention, comes the declaration
from li'l'tifi iiorbruck that be will not vote
his arty ticket this year, but will support
liloklnley. Mr. llorbruck is president of
the George D. llartor bank, the largest in
the city, is one of the last known and in-
fluential citizens of t e city said has al-
ways hccna Democrat. In defining his
[lositlon he said: "i am doing this your
what I have never done before. lshail
vote and work for fievornor McKinley as
the mostdircct m int-r of indorslug sound
money and upper ng the free millage of
silver. I do not are anything lobe gained
by another Democratic ticket."
“'lsconsfu Republicans.
Mitwauxstr, Ann. IL—At tho itopuh.
lican stale convention (3. lil. iluflln of
lien Claire was nunlopcrumm-ut chair-
man. ’I‘bopiutform Was than pritsullicd
null adopted. it indurscs the candidates
and platform of the St. Lama convention
and condemns the (.‘hicauu plntformus
dangerous to the public good. The inun-
uy question is dismissed in a simple
declaration. "Hound money and an equi-
table protectivefurifl"_aro demanded, nou-
sccinrinnism in public affairs is favored,
and the restriction of immigration is call-
ed for. Nominating speeches for governor
being in order. the noun-s of Robert M.
Lo Folletto of flour. Ira If. Bradford of
Hall (Zluivo, Emil liuoilsob of Iiinnitowoc.
Eugene if. Elliott and (l. E. Estohrook of
Milwaukee and Major Edward Scuffold of
(.lcnnfo Worn presented. Socouding Hilut'llil-
as followed.
Another I'ien of Fusion.
l'lrrssnruc, Aug. fl.—'I‘lio l’ltfsburg ills-
patch this morning rays, upon the author-
ity of (hulnty f‘bnirrnnn Leslie of tho
l’opuiists, that negotiations are in pron
rcxs for perfect fur-ion with tho lloino-
rrutson the national ticket, t‘hainnau
Leslie stated to Thu ilispntcb reporter that
tho l’opulists bad inadn n,prupn.~iiluu tu
hationnl (Thairlaan Jones to have Walnut
and Scwall withdraw. and than the execu-
tivo committees will sch-ct a 1mm accept-
able to both parties. The l’opnliats. he
says, will guarantee lhut if i-‘ewuii will re.
sign Watson will do likewise. Mr. Leslie
says the Populist tlxccutlvn culmuiiiou
would support Sibley. The settlement. of
the visa prmldcniialtanglo mind. he made
by Ann. l‘.'. thorium when the notification
will occur in New York. ..
Curilsle’s Hone lioil.
WAsulvrmm, Aug. ll.--.\ maid deal of
rnlmpcut is caused in political circle» by
the report that Logan (furlisio. chief clerk
of the treasury departun at and a sun of
the secretary. would not support the noun
factions of llryun and Hawaii. Mr. I'm
llslo declined to ho intorvicWed on Ihosuir
jcct, but said in his friends he had luudo
lm ovitli-eaimcnf of his position. ills
friends say that he has announced etu-
phuticaiiy that he would not and could
not support the Uhicauo ticket on a free
sliver platform. Unly lust wank, In a
public interview. W. K. f'urlisia. another
run of the. secretary. who lives in Chicago,
declared that ho Would not support. Bryan
and fii-wull.
Bryan nod flew-II Iieliflestiou.
New flaws. Aug. li.-'l‘hc nominees
slid the platform of the Democratic un-
timml convention of. Chicago were ratified
at a largely nth-mind shooting at the tlrund
“para Iiiuiso. ilimrgo l’rcd Williams of
Massachusetts was the armor of tho oven-
iuu'aud was ncvordml a very enthusiastic
reception. James if. Martin. oimlrman of
the Democratic town ummultfoc. called
the pleating to order, and ilr. Austin if.
Fuller was chosen permanent chairman.
Mr. Williams was introduced with but lit-
tle formality. and his appearhuc'e‘was the
signal for long contluumichecrinat About
Loon people were present.
Fist Fight In (instruction.
limiiittsfltif. Aug. fl.-'l‘ho county Dem-
ocratic mmmlttoo for cailimt district anti
assembly conventions was held hero. The
committee unanimously indursmi the llam-
ooratic national ticket. iluriun the meet
lug William Ksnaaly of the ritzcond ward
officiated to the cations luspmiors in his
word. and while Chairman ifronir was
totaling the list Kent-sly assaulted the lot
for, cutting a thmp gash over his right eye.
Kenealy was ermllsd from tho camimlttes
meeting and will probably be arrested.
mapped heed ee’the street.
lion Artistes, Aug. n.—-ll. ll. Ilartholo
marvel Phil-dolphin, said to be prihhl-
osst la the luminous life of, that city,
early day. flew he will for his loan-- be
If
dropped dead on the street here. He vans
have last list-runs far his Inuit]:
Main simulating Element
‘ “ the-Peace” of Europe.
instants manner 33810“.
M
It Was Brought About by the Hostile At,-
tltnde «if the Ports—lilo" sighting by
Christians and Mohsmmedsns—Mndon
’I‘linas Angry. ’
Cossrssrmorln Aug. s.-—Mstthew Ill-
miriian, the Armenian patriarch, has re-
tigncd, and the sultan has accepted his
resignation. »
e Since the beginning of the Armenian
troubles the patriarch, lzmlrllan, or Mats
these I". has not been on a bed of roses
filly more than his colleague, Mgr. Aza-
iian, the patriarch of the Catholic Arnie.
plans. Both of tbcin were at first suspect-
ed by the members of the hintchack revo-
lutionary committee of being too pliant
toward the ports. and they were repeat-
cdly threatened with assassination. 0n
the other hand, they Wore accused by the
Turkish government of favoring the out-
PA'f'liIAIiCfl 0F ARMES'IA.
breaks of the Armenians, and Mgr. Izmir-
liun was often requested to resign from
his patriarcbale. ’I‘hc pcrto had gained to
its cause seine of the most conservative
and wealthy members of the two un~
tionui councils, oncof laymen, the other
of clergyman, which administered the of
fairs of the Armenian Gregorian church.
iiutno majority could have been formed
in those councils to inflict blatuo upon the
conduct of the patriarch. who was sup-
ported and loved by the people.
The “'3" of the Masses.
Since the proclamation of the statute of
lh‘llli the Gregorian church has been really
at the will of the inmates, voiced through
the general assembly, which elected the if:
members of the national councils or trus-
tees. The Turkish guvitrniuunt recently
proposed, through its spokesman. Nouriuu
hiiiondi, that the statute should be modi-
fied so that the general assembly of the
people should be hereafter composed only
of fimctlouarios. representatives of liberal
professions and of the unaithy classes and
of tho ulllcorsof tho patriarchnte. Such an
llr’tlt'llilll)‘ would he ultra conservative and
rather hostile to the revolutionary mova-
lnonis of the l\rrucniam.. This plan of the
iortc may have brought about at last the
resignation of Patriarch lzmiriian, who
would have been no longer supported by
the council of his church in his efforts on
lillllftlf of his oppressed coreilgiouisis und
countrymen in Armenia.
The patriarch, ismirliau, began life as
u schoolmaster, in which ”opacity ho prov»
cd himself on oxcollontillsvlpllnul‘illn. lie
was ordained deacon in ism. nominntud
variabod, or priest and instructor in one.
in June. ism, and recolvml the pastoral
stuff a few months later.
In iNlo he was elected vice president of
the ecclesiastical council and advisor to
the putriurchnte in Iss0. in load. at the
urgent request of tho Arum-ulna colony in
Egypt. hu prm‘eodt-d to that country and
held the bishopric until ir‘tll. when ill
health, brought on bv tilocliinntc, obliged
hllu to resign. and he returned to (‘onstan-
tinoplo, where be income patriarch of the
Gregorian Armenians in imlfa.
The Thuudcrer's Thunder.
Lt‘ia’mih’. Aug. "uw‘Tlln Times. in an
angry article, wunplnius of tho fit-rump
sulniulllclnl press for denouncing and aims-
ing llcrd Salisbury because he refused to
Join in n blockade of Crete The Times
says:
"it is not improbable that if a black-
ndo had been started Germany Wolllil again
discover that she had no ships available
for the purpose it is not dignified to
stand aside and Incite other nations to do
what she is not prcpnred to on herself.
To make (from a cockpit in which oppos-
ing forces mluht flubt out their quarrols
Would be a moat l‘lit't'lillll inclhml of pro-
ducing a European Wm union the powers
Worn must mmploioly in oursoiuont.”
A Million Dentin» In Armenia.
IllelmN, Aug. il.-—-.\ fully whose name
is not uiveu. who has just. roturnvd from
Armenia. “NAN"! illlti llw forolpn eon-
auis and lnisslunuiros tin-rm-siinmlc that
fully l.uoc.uml deaths have «mu-urrml in
that country as the result of the iiiiislfflfifl‘li
and from starvation. 'l’ho presentcnudl-
tlunof Armenia, she declares. is worse
than it was duringlho luussm'rcs. 'i‘huu-
minds of the inhabitants are starving to
dumb.
Mohammedan" and Christians fight.
(JAM-IA, (fa-tr. Aim. own body of life-
bamnloduuv. which hroim tlirouuh the our.
don of Turkish troops at the third at-
tempt, advanced to attack the ihsllfffthfl
mmr t‘oprana. but were mot by the latter
and ruptured with heavy hots. ’l‘ho (.‘rotans
captured the arms and anuunnftlon of
the iiiohnmniodmm and pnrsurd’tbem back
in the cordon.
Prohibition Nominations.
f'osronu. N. IL. Aug. fi.-—'i‘he I'm
hlhllinn party last in state «invention
hero, thoatte nnce being about 2d". The
stifle culumi to was rwruunlmi. with
.l. M. Fletcher of Nashua chairman. and
the following mimiuations worn mafia:
”(woman if. i'. flurry of i’iymouih; aloctn
ms. llr. E. i.. (‘urrof l'lltsihvid. Elan
Ferris of filmmhmtor, snnuml it. flower
of bittlciou. Franklin fl. surname 0'
lt’cena: coimrosmwn. Fith district. A. C.
ilrown tl'f l.m'onln. wound district. A. W.
Work of Lancaster.
Charged With Furs"!-
lil‘l’l’Mll. Aug. fl—llougius Miller, a
barber from Allistardsm. N. Y“ arrested
hate on the charge of having forged the
mum of a proluiuent resident Hf Amster-
dam to a check and disappeared. was
taken back to that city by an officer to
cloud trial
,, l, r, l,t
Tilers lire" Pulses l ‘
l" the Al's ' V."
i .1 Jill}
villi” 't
Can't stop it spreading. . .i g? .
Can’t stop peppisftnlkiny. l ,
Can’t keep down a good thing.
It has becomeaoommOn prevents
People who do’a'tvkntlw about‘dlwui
to know. on ‘ ‘
, People who do how want to tell
about it. 4 . ‘ , ‘ ‘
There Is a mason for this.
"I‘ll; Kidney education. ,
South Norwalk people are learning it
fast. I ‘
" Learning it by experience.
Learning it from their, neighbors.
It's what we say and what theyysy.
We say Backache means Kidney
echo. .
They say Dean's Kidney Pills cure
its in the alrr
it
We say Lorne or Wash back means
Weak Kidneys.
They say Dean’s Kidney Pills make
the Kidneys strong.
' This is not a theory, but a condition.
Here’s proof of it:
Mrs. Phillip Platt, No. 28 Iecond sve-
'nue, East Norwalk. says: "My doctors
tell me 'I have a genuine case of
Bright’s disease. One of them treated
me steadily for six months and then
tgave, me, up as incurable. My ankles
swell to twice their natural siie; my
back aches so severely I can not keep
on my feet and I have urinary trouble
as well. I got two boxes of Dean's
Kidney Pills at Pinisted's drug store.
They have helped me. The swelling in
the ankles has subsided, and the back
aches and urinary troubles have dls'-
appeared. i believe they will entirely
curemme." I -’
Dean's Kidney Pills, 50 cents per box,
for sale by aiirdealers: sent by mail on
receipt of price. Foster-Mliburn 00.,
Solo Agents for the U. 8.. Buffalo, N. Y.
‘ Thousands are suffering excruciating
misery from that plague of the. night,
Itching Piles. and say nothing about It
through a sense of delicacy. All such
will find an instant relief in the use of
“M“ “inlmn;t._.!t.r:::___""“-
A WOMAN’S’RM.
“fell Known Sculptor Describes If. as the
Perfect "no Should Iltc.
"I find great, difficulty in gottingn
mudcl with guild anus," said a troll
known w'ulptur recently. “It is aston-
ishing how very fmv Women have arms
that conform to flu- standard. .\ Ill-I‘lu'i
lll'lll lumsumi from the armpit to the
wrist joint should be twice the length
of the head. The upper part. of the nun
should be. large, full and vvcll rounded.
The forearm must not lie too flat, not
nearly so flat as a man's, for example.
A dimple at ita- elbow adds beauty to a
well prowrthuu-d arlu.
“From a well molded shoulder flu-
wlmle unit should fnpi-r ill long. grace-
fui curves to a symmetrical and roumh-d
Wrist. It is better to intro an arm that
harmonizes even if the parts do not fol-
low the grilcrully iti'i‘i'pli'tl lines. For
instance, a full, rumid uppi-rurm which
is jiillll'fi to a flat or thin forearm has a
very bud effect. It is only a dcgm:
Worse, however, than a gruccful, Wl'li
molded forearm tacked on to a thin,
scrawny upper arm.
"(,‘orrwtness of form is not the only
thing necessary for a maxi arm. The
owner must imam-as flu. pmwr of cxpn-s-
sion in fur arms. As a general thing
Ann rival! \Wlilli‘ll are deficient, in this
.Tlu-sc nutiuuulifivs which show illc
ll"t~l.l'xpl‘i'i\r‘iuli in their arms art- the
Spanish, French and linilaus. 'l'hc
\vurlncst admirer of Sarah ih‘rnhnrul'
Would not claim that all“ had lunulil'ui
urins, yet no one can say that flw divine
Sarah over appears ungainly in cousin
quencc. Much more ill-s in lllt' faculty
of arm cxprrssiun than is generally
supp let-d. "—ihuwn Pint.
The Birds at Dinner.
If We notice ('arrfullyibc beaks of all
the birds \vc sm‘, it “ill lu-lp us, by m-
dicniing their habits of fouling, in lo-
f'lill‘ ”‘1'!“ in flu-iv families and thus
lead us to their correct iilllili‘ll. All flu-
spnm-ws have short, stout ll'itli‘tf, \‘l‘i'li
suited to crackingois-u seeds and muun,
which is llu'ir usual food. The thrnulus
have a rurvul bill. convi-nicpt for bold
lug worms and digging in the soil.
They find word of flu-tr food on tho
ground, pfllililt! iuuuug the dc ad lvuvvs
and rubbish for grabs. lwrilvs and lnr~
vu-. ”or minus. v. lurh lll'i' true lbru~ii-
is, do valuable spring work in the gur-
dvu and lawn pulling worms from the
soil. Ifuvc you i'\‘t'l' watched a robin at
work? flow lu' lugs and pulls when the
world is inn: and does not come easily!
There are an energy and a ccrfdiu bush
neon air about him when at work \v‘iurh
are very lilll‘fl‘flllllfl.
innit. lim‘dlv slnipwl bills, are well
«quippd for securing honey from the
vrry hum of tin- trumpet limvvrs and
hon: ysnvkh s. Tin y find niuurrous isiuuil
iii-«its villun the flutvcr as \vvii as
both \‘u-l’ilifilllil' :‘i'l- nv'v .‘llcullilv.
g. _.--- ..
liioti’s Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
amass pros»
, italics and
*1} all nervous
, diseases of the
‘ ’ generative on
I! 0 . Aflil‘ L‘filiflh an, 0‘ "1h"
ta, such as Nervous Pm , Failing or
lost maimed, lm ', N llily Ernie
dens, Youthful Errors, iai any, n-
cesslve use of Toilette or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Imeniiy. 51.00
t has a mail: 6 hoses for 55m.“
him on its to. host. mo, out,
hold by all dramas.
South Notvsiliftlllllt slit hboti it. pm
' , an the moat dreaded habitual sick
‘ great many yearsdtmnrs pronounced it
The tiny hnnuuing birds. with flair.
at g A or. w l.
If circling—bier ddw'l‘sfitwo'. ’
Inflofd's an (irony) . ..
‘sndOoio Cure form ohildrenaadtiud
nethiug to equal t in. They work
like magic. I would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Colic Care and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly." Mrs.
Frankfinlith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 25c.
W ' ‘
Poison ivy, insect bites. bruises,scald’s,
horns are nlekly cured by Dcwitt's
Witch Hazcl'salve, the great pilccuro.
E. 1’. Wood and G. U. Stillson.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters-has proved to be the
re best. It affects ara-rmanent cure
"lieadtwhes yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this rcuu-dy a fair trial
In cascsof habitual constipation Electric
Bitters cures by giviuguccdcd touch)
the bowels. and few cases long resist the
use of this medicine. Try it once. Fif.
ty cents and $1.00 at Stillsou's and
Wood‘s drug stores.
Boys {viii 't3"tad?"Edi§Eifiinn*t af-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having Do-
houso. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
The Discovery Saved His Life.
‘Mr. G. Caillouettc, drnggist, Beavers-
ville, 111., says: "To Dr. King‘s New
Discovery Iowe my life. .Was taken
with La Grippc and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail,
and was given up and told Iconld not
live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery
in my store I sent for a bottle and began
its use and from the first dose begun to
get better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We don't keep house
or store without it.‘ ‘et a free trial
at Stillson's and Wood drug stores.
Many a day’s work is lost by sick head-
ache caused byind' cation and stomach
troubles. DoWitt Little Early risers
arc the most effectual pill for overcom-
ing such difficulties. E. I’. chd and
G. (J. Stillsnu.
There is more (liltilri'li in this section
of the country than all othcr discnsos
put together, and until the lust fcwyczirs
was supposed to bc incurable. For n
a local disease, and prescribed local l‘f'ill-
edlcs, and by constantly failing to Ciil‘l‘
with local treatment, pronounced it in-
curable. Sciencclms pruvcn catnrrh in
lieu. constitutional disease, and there-
forc requires constitutional treatment.
Iiull'sffiumrrlt ("um manufactured by
l“. J. (Shelly dc (30., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on tho marks-t.
it is taken in doses from iii drops to :i
li-usponnl'ul. it acts directly on the.
mucous surfaccsof the system. They
oil'cronc hundred dollars for any case
it falls tot-urn. Solid for list. of Math
moniuis. Address F. .l. CHENEY a:
C0,, Tolulo. 1). Sold by druggists.
The whole systmu isdraiuvd and on»
dcrmined by l_fifll(‘iil ulcers and opt-n
sures. Ilcwiti's Win-h liim-i Salve
speedily lu'nls flu-m. It. is the la-sr- pilc
curb known. 1'}. 1’. Wood mid G. (l.
Stillsou.
OASTORIA.
The fw-
slatilo 1'”
"cry
mac/fl m .......
CASTQRIA
For Infants and Children.
The fst- ,
Italic ’ , ii on
signature W "I?!
01 ' ‘ a v, '“Wn'
.t—a- W...
it doesn't matter much wholln-r s'ck
lll'dflilf'llf'. lilllflile‘lliris', indigestion nmi
cunsilpuiinu are caused by lu-ulcrl or in
unavoidable circumstances. l’I'\\'lil'.~'
Liltln- Early liiscva will slaw-[lily run.
”Wind“. E. l’. Stillsnll and it. i'.
Wl'ml. 5
You Don't Have To Swear Off.
witt's (Jolie and Cholera Cure in the .
C ,
‘ Oratorio is Dr. Samuel‘flwlm’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains' neither Opium,
liorphins nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is aharmless subttitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Css'tor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—~tho Mothers
Friend.
CAsroma
For Infants and ChlIdrcna‘
Do not be imposed upon, but Insist upon
having Castoris. and see that the {ac-slum:
signature of ‘ ,
Is on the
wrapper.” m
Weshail pro ‘ - '
feet ourselves and the public stall hoards.
Tun Canaan Company, 77 Mdrray 8L. N. Y.
aura Di 29r_
aniaMW$‘$
§ “'fgfl“:fi'i‘.2ll°°"
Offices, 436 Main Street,
”IIIDGEPORT, CONN.
Examiner In
Norwaik '
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell '
Crabs!
HUNT & ZELUFF.
.‘mxi Ha- lilvli.’ 2, and Llll"f."‘ll"'l' the
1.“ ~i .‘iillrlill'il'fy \vull [filler in right lun-
u tin... slurp. 'l'lilr‘ isll'f an idlv ridic-
suys the tit. lmiisdournul of Agrirulturr
ill an editorial about Nov-'i‘u-lluc, the
famous hibswuo lniidtcurc, "We, komvl
of many cases cured by Ne~'l'wii.tc.l
One. a prominent Ht. imuis iii't‘liilt'f‘l,l
sirloin-d and chatted for twenty ycnra.‘
twoimescumd him so that even the
aiuvll of militias; nuikcs him sick." No-
'l'wlhic sold and uuarnuimsi by it. If.
l’lalsted. No compo pa . limit free.
Sterling Remedy 00., {new York or
Chicago.
Don't iriflc away time when you hun-
i-liulcm inurbua or diurrhu-a. Fight
”win in the beginning with lli'Wiit’s
(‘olii' i\' ('hnb'ru ('iuc. You don't lnlve‘
lutvait for results, they are bflillillll'
mus. and it h'm’t's thi- bows-is ill iu-nlihy
l'lillfliiliiii. if}. 1’. Wood and ii. if. soil»
N I" . . _ ‘ w
OAn'x'onIA.
,iiklll' n n
im ’ 0"
”a .14. m ..
m- m. ll's flu plain irulh. Any hind
of wall lli'l'lif‘liii'lii yuill' lulu-y may sup,-
n «i la waiting for you Hi this address.
Painting. pnprr hanging and lil'f'lil’lll‘
mil. nnfcnim pivot for you to mill at tile
spire, drop it it mini, and lwlil ln‘plvttsmi
o call on you with afuli line-of milliiill a,
E . E . GO R H A M ,
10 FIRST A VHS UE,
East Nnrwnik, (,‘uuueclicut
M“ - ..'7
msxcvouw
WANTS KNOWN
I" 7".
EVEMIG SEITIIEI.
Busidia's trait: Salve
The host salvo in the. World for cuts.
bruises. sures, ulcers. sail rhculn, ft't'I-l'
tum-o. letter. chapped hands, clailbiain's.
corps. and all skill eruptions. and [web
tivclycures pilcs. or no pay required,
it. is miaranlwd to give perfect aatisfmrw
lien or money refunded. i'rleo so cents
per box. E. P. Wool and (J. (l. l-ltlllson.
if you hate cos-r men a little child in
the uguuy of sumuur «'ulllpluilli. you
can realise the danger of the trouble and
appreciate the value of instantaneous
relief alivays afforded by lh‘Wltt's ('niil-
& f'holcta flurc. For dysentery nml
«lianhwait is a reliable princely. We
could not afford to remnnmend this as a
eomlfltwon-notacure. If. H Wood
vouuo- MAN?
Whyiaksihe chance of ill but
without insurance, when our
Cents a day will
INSURE YOUR llFE
F’OR 3LOOOI
fir Fix file. a day will give you an ifludow
merit of this!" payabl" to unrovlf if you.
live. With insurance, lke everything
eisc,thebest is the cheawst. insure in the
Connecticut General
tits insurance do.
or Hartford.
5. s. resistance,
and U. U. fitiilsoh.
lli Washington fittest, So. Not walk.
Norwalk Chronicler