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A Story W h'l‘fitroox Moni~byspoptio
' Wan, .. “tail-Qfiaw to Put on Gloves.
anemia "alum—rarest- GirlswLogionl
Laura" M.‘ John. ‘
()ne of" the ni'dst halal societies for
nation in this country is th of the Mystic
Sistersof America. The Mystic sister-
h xi whit" was gnnizcd in 1889 by
. Xi‘l’llth duct-.0! Jersey City, has for
its Ol)j( .t themlvancemcnt of puzzles, enig-
Inas and general literary pursuits. The
members of tho_liiystlc Sisters, tllough
only 30 inmumbcr, may be found in near-
ly 'every action of the United States. Ev-
ery schoolboy and girl, as Well an elderly
per-suns interested in the puzzle columns
of the 'mwspapdrs,’ has been entertained.
by the members of this order. Wherever
English ne 'spnpers are printed some
member of __ iis order adds her quota for
the enhirtoinment of the readers. The
Mystic Sisters never see cncb other. All
their official'busiucus is cur-chad on lwlct-
idr. _ Th lubuis n of luclnbcrs, the our
mail olefilon llicets in March, is all
done by all.
The society hustt one member in this
state. She is lilies May B. Barney of Nor-
" !' 3/...“ ,
Miss MAY n. nauxnv.
wood. This young lady is one of the
brightest memlmrs of the order. llcr writ-
ings over the nom do plume of “lilay lie"
have appcand in many of the loading
newspapers of the United States and Can-
nda. She has beenlthe successful u'unpeti-
tor hi several puzzle contests of the coun-
try. iss Barney won The Inquirer puz-
zle prize some time ago. being sevcmi
points ahead of all other oonunuitors, both
nlbn and women. She has at various timcs
held several ofliccs in the order.
Another notabh- member of the Mystic
Sistcrs is Miss Fannie Marsh of llinghaiu-
ton, N. Y., the prmrnt president of the
ordcr. llcr cam is a pathetic one. For
over ten yours Miss Marsh has been an in-
valid, but on her bcdof sickness. burdened
with physical palm id sorrow, she has
written some lienm poem puzzle-i and
other things for the entertainment of the
young.
The present 0 (omit the Mystic Sisters
arc: President, 1 be: li‘unnlc Marsh, fling-
hanuon, N. Y'.; secretary, Mrs M. s. Suss-
ford, ll'ashington; treasurer, Mrs. W. ll.
La Munynn, l'hihulclp‘hin; ofllciul editor,
”he; ll. 'l‘uonicy, Pain, Sim Diego (munty,
Lol.—-Uincinnati Enquirer.
, A Story With a Strong Moral.
A physw‘an relates a recent cxmrieucc
of his M. ,a-{fel-tiwdy points a mnml. “I
was led in m John ago." he says, “to
pmsc is for a young luhtlion, who, with
no organic trouble. swam o be rapidly
nlnningkiown. After! ltt . nvcsiigution
no to hcr lmbi s of life, exorcise, clothing,
e113,. 1 askcd‘RE-r what she ate. '\\cll, not
very inuch,’ shu rcplicd. l piuncd ‘ her
down. ‘iin-akfasw' I began, and she mn-
Icsmi to mlloc and roll. 'llonft any of
'on sat ”null" ‘()h, ycs; my husband and
his brolhcn who llvcs with us, and my
young son all have meat.’ bum-lama she
took nionoand was npt'to have broad. mar-
malade. a cup of camp: [whims u plccc of
mike. Dlnucr is her mt llil‘lil. litmh”
ed around her homc. it was liwtcfui nod
pmtiv, She was dalmlly dnssml, and i
saw on tho tuition basket of scwing, cvi-
dontiya wimmn's gown in pus-can of Inuk~
in .
e{‘l thought I saw a gibbon-r of light. I
emulated Hid-ri-u-k llolmcs. 'Wlli you par
don mo if i ask if you am ubhv to mummy
r housclmld axis-um» on tho allowance
’0"
gourbuslmud mnlws you!" Hhcwns sur-
prised. 'li‘hy, how did you know?‘ she bc-
gnu.
live on , but i savooutof it.’
cxocily what i thought, for
allowancmstlicqfs belong, ‘
iiu- victimduflaymrn lumc of tiwailow‘
mtco syslciud
mum to tho mm'luslml that s uwklyailot
uni sum for household climb“ is lathe
avmmumnnou a goat murccof lmupia
lion. film will sluri’v bu-rscif or
surely, usually both. it bi so cn-y to low
down the work-it bills by
food supply that I is (ionic almmt uncou-
wicmsly.
lriilc for the boom
it‘tvuii as soon
lily."1-1.\'cw York lines.
1),.me Wall Coverings.
A wlsc woman asks the «wanton, limv
may \vomcn choose thcir Wall gunners with
disregard of tho mans the PM"! are to
cover and tho light-u which will shine upon
them: limo-y builder and lninllord is mu-
ccdo'd tho premyiriviicmvof mvcrlng walls
filing yu-iiowsmd groom,
designs] to make "meet sixteen" herself
to be feared that
sclcct theirown happ-
u
dimly lighted mum the mlors must he
brighter to mono loathe luck of sunlight.
Yellow and some warm shades of mi and
midi-h brown give a chmfui min-t mm
to dilnly lighted rug of. Blues. gray: and
n the cffrvct of great
If the profile“ Wall moorings
,hot. of tourism. This is
iculnrly chanuing in so noun- collagen
Au artistic cimmplcof the meat bnrlnps
, trim MI?
mu fabric
below a «In-p trim: of brown. strut-lint iu
Curtains and portion-s should in"
wilhdyslsultic I
look haggard, but it is
many women who
logs are slmmt numliy rwgligcni.
moist-s cool and
Ass. Rome l
arc uot’nf pspcr
is seen in a only bulb hm
mom is hung in the «sunny
fluid.
1‘)?!“ a faint family llkcmss Mandi oth
and
mined
«change
when: , -m «and m
' ' icn silo fuidctl proudly. 'l liot only
That Willi
l‘vc had iimso
in fact, [was
i l mmvuvuvl my wife. l.‘ve
bcr folliil‘
lapping oil the
Aucxira frock or sonic pretty
rcimwnis pounds of
wish-nit that ought lo have boon cairn, as
n the cow l haw minimal to. My pullout
sin: Vin-gnu in cat heart-
of «ht-n H.010. hung in the some mun.
' slum have their coloring drier.
the wall m. (it warm sills
m MW!!! tab];
or minim minim,
W
was in color" wallow ng “utility,"
which is a eonsununatiou seldom attained.
—-Chicugo Times-Herald.
new to Put on ,Gious.
Most of us have seen women with gloves
on awry, stickinil Minor and fingers
crooked. This is because they do not put
their gloves on properly A writer in The
Jeanette Miller Month y gives the follow.
lug instructions: First shake a bit of pow-
der in the glove, isicuuse it will aid youi
getting the glove on and off in case the
hand pertain-es. 'l‘lwu place your elbow
fix-oily on the table or' woofer, the hand
upright, the thumb at right angles with
the palm. Draw the body of the glove
over the fingers and arrange each digit in
the glove, llnyn- intended forit.
See that the fingers are not twisted and
that the outer seam of the glove is at the
mige of the palm and not pulled around on
the brick of the hand. (.iarcfully coax on
the fingers. making sure that the fingers
are fitted, and sfnouth the back stitching in:
to place. Then the thumb may be inserted,
the back scams again pulled straight and
the wrist buttoned. If the back stains are
awry or the finger atoms are twisted. pull
off the glove immediately and fit it cor-
rectly before pulling on tho thumb and
buttouing. By keeping the hand upright
and the fingers rigid and working careful-
iy much time and tear are aycidcd. and a
well fitting glow is Worth the trouble of a
first carefi putting on. The seam at the
tip of the umbshould be in iinewith the
middle of the thumb nail. Always fasten
the second button first.
filekbcd Hints.
The most trying time for a sick pcrmn,
says an authority, is between the hours of
i and 4 inthc morning. Viudity lummos
diminishod, uml the strength should there‘
fore be fortified as far as possible with
some strong food, either soup or egg or
milk, about midnight. The nurse should
always make the llletllfi look as tempting as
mssible, with snowy servlettes, sparkling
gloss and always a flower or two in a
dainty vase. Even a spray of ‘ miguonetto
will often work wonders in interesting and
pleasing the patient. These small details
are. too otteu omittcd by the nurse on the
plea of not having time to see totbcm, but
they ought .to be eonsidcrqxl as essential to
the progress of tho patlcnt as tho punctual
ad ministration of tho medicine it-mvlf. (lfv
‘l’zlill thcyaro Iuon' polcnt than this last. it
is very certain, too, that the nurse who
would find such details of her service irk-
somc is no true nurse and ought not to ho
intrusted with the «wire of a sick person
Furthcr, it is a mistake tolcavc,untouched
food by a Irwin's bedside in the hope that
he will cut it later on. He will simply be
disgusted with food altogether. Many sick
people have a grcut craving for (co. and
when this is the case the tea lcnvcs should
be infused in boiling milk instead of wa-
ter. thus forming a very strengthening and
refreshing bovcrugc.—-Ne\v York lmdgcr.
Turkish (ilrls.
Turkish girls of tho ls-ttcrclnss in tho
ciiics, nf'lcr tlicy nrc too old to attend the
primary schmls, are largcly mim-utcd at
home by govt-rucsws, many of whom come
from England and Franco, but unfortu-
nately do not always rcprcscnt the highcst
culture of tin-:40 nations, so that real lovu
of study is not, as a rule, dcvolopoll under
their influcncc. 'I'lll'lilsllwullit‘ll have a
"not uptitudc for fonrign lauguagcs. and
llnm- Inc! on tiu- sluimcrs of tinI lloslmt‘lin
oftcn sis-ilk French, and it is not unusual
for them to sunk (iurnmn and English
also.
it isa Well known fact that numy Turk—
lsh \vouu-u am engaged in irudc, mine
even carryingou an cxtcnsivc busincsx, lu—
mlving impiem journeys to Egypt and
other plat-cs, which pmuplsm-s the ability
to read and write. as Well as mum knowl-
cdgc of arlihnwiic. Mon-over. cunvcrno»
lion with the Musiulmun woman in the
capital rcvi-als mmcpmgrcm at tho pix-scat
time in indcls-mlclm- of thought. and
while swial conditions have unavoidably
urn-stcd tiu- dcvclopmcut of 'l'urki-lb wom-
(‘li Mu class forms are slowly but sun'iy
workng among them that will rcsult in
lhcir final cnuuu-limtlon.
Logical hon M. Johns.
'l‘bc Stan-«mun of lloiso, ldn.. says of a
lccturc givcn in that city:
.‘lrs. Johns wastcd no limo in prcllmb
nurics. Filo canto right to the point. and
sin.- tulkcd so intcn-dlngiy, so earnestly
aud mioulcully that when she had con.
i-ludcd the audience («add hardly nvillzc
fhc lcclnrc iuuicsv'upiul ncariyau hour
and a half. 'lbc sis-ain't look the broad
gmulul that to dcnylhc boll-Ii ioihc \vom.
cn of (in land was in violatiouof ouoof
the cardinal principles of the ion-crimson.
‘l‘bc liuc of n-pmwmatloncould not be
drawn at I'm-d, colorol‘ sex, Mrs. John:
took up one by one mum of the arguments
ndianml against the nmvc for political
mnolll and tofu ihcni toslm-ds. Among
otlmlhlugu, shosald it was not iswmm.
womundmlnvi Iompiaiiolo tho duties of
the homo that they wanted the priviicgc of
tho fmucbiwc. 'l'bcy wnulul it innum-
lbcy wcru loyal to the homes and bccnnsc
l «y ivunhvl to we (how houws prom-ml.
’13,! mill-mm would make them better
a nil, bcficr mollu'rs, honor homemukcm
‘l'hs llrldal \‘sll.
'l'bu bridal vcil is cvidcutly of mstcru
origin, ls-luga Min of the bridfd canopy
lucid uw-r the bonds of ”to bridc and bridc
groom Among the Anglo-Harmon a sim-
ilar custom clishvl, but if the brldc was a
widow it was downs-d with.
to t‘nrum umgc. a lino lincu cloth wu
laid upon the luvuisof the bride and laid
mm and was not n'liiovufl mull t
Emanuel iupl ins-n said.
'i'bcold llrillnhcwlmu was loose uni
tool's veil mmdormd ----- that is, flip innit
hoirof the bride. whichwas mvvorn by
"1| mph-q, ru’nl, noble amt simple. (iuly
flu-u did everyone iii-hold ibc fly-«mud
moidcnbmsl in tin-i! unilrcfymul forth»
but flow, as uficr nnln'ingc they may
orally dnwvi on the Mud. Among sum»
(luv imam: were cut and mn'fuiiy sl-mmi
ownvou a wonum humming awihn ll
uss‘custnnmr n liussin for villam' brides
to shear iiwir l'l‘kl on Morning from
church.
To Propane Ito-own.
A florist of many years‘ «xi-mom giro
lilo following fwipc for pi't‘wililil lliil
quota; Who-n you molten imuqm'i, sprin-
klc it lightly with fir-sh «run; than put it
info a “moi "manning some sump-lids,
crs M bright as new.
ltle Winners ilghtlylry
WWW. Mountin-
Nlfl H '.
«WM, ‘ ‘
.11“in .
M
. f
Amarillo”
which mnrish themes and kn'pihc flow~
'l‘nko the inbound
out of the suds every morning and lay it
sidcmiys in limb water. the stock coloring
first nun the «antigen: hdfinfiimg-
tit! MOW»: that! in it '
the hand with
lit“
and min chmthtes, undirected abbve, must
be strictly observed.
lilk Rog Curtains.
'Of into all sorts of new ideas have been
tl'mught of for patience and draperies.
People are apparently-becoming tired of
the hangings of chenille, plush or lll'ofilidtl
and are hinting for something new. For1
ticre‘s made of woven silk rugs are produced
by exactly the same metbod'ns the unit:
bury rag carpet. ’l‘he silk is cut or torn in-
to stripe of cvcn width‘und any haphazard
length and are even lapped upon each
other and sewed higether without regard
to color. cxwpt that two pieces of the same
color are joined to each other. 1! them are
few or many of some unusual and brilliant
color, they must be smitwnxl‘so as to ap-
pear nt intervals over the entire surface.
Any weaver of mg carpeting—and they
can be ciislly found either in town or coun-
try—will take the sewed rags nndwenve
tluun‘intou Panel of the required length
and width, and this is usually about lib,
feet in width by 7 feet in length. The
warp should beat-a urmr‘se linen thread,
either black or dark blue.
A Scrubbing Machine.
An ingenious machine for scrubbing
floors is mouthing like u. lawn mower. it
runs upon four wheels, and above the two
front wheels is a tank which contains clcar
water, which may, of course, be heated if
desired. The water is supplied to rotary
brushes at he bottom of the nuwliine, and
these. rota ug in an oplxisito direction to
the motion of the nun-blue itself, scrub the
floor. At the hack of those brushes and
over the turn back wheels is another tank,
in which the .dirt and water are carried.
The wiping apparatus consists of an end-
icss hand of absorbent material made cs-
pcclaily for the purpose. This band is
prosscd upon the lltNll‘ by rotary brushes, so
that the cloth m~commodntcs itself to the
inequalities of thc iloon The cloth is
rinsed out nnv'hanh-allyas it leaves the
floor and passes thmugh the tank at the
back. It is not uccesmry to sweep the floor
licforc scrubbifig—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Two Great Women.
()1) the black shadow of the sullnn's om-
pirc two whim figuns stand out fair and
scrcne, one, Florence Nightingale. an Eng-
iidi woman, whose holy work for the sol.
,dicrs of theUrimcun war has made her
noluo a household word throughout the
world. The other is ('lnra iiurtou, an
American, who at Til years of age dun-d on
unfriendly climntc and ventured ton most
inhospitable capital. it is the poetic jus-
lico of history that in the nation whcrc
lucn’s tyranny has crushed \vonwu into
the vcry earth two icudcr iu-artcd (flu-ls
iinu women who ncvcr bud homes of their
own have carried thc bullowul homc influ»
once of the gospcl to heal the. woundcd and
to fccd the starving. -i"mnces ii}. Willard,
A I'ollsb For Linen.
A laundry polish for shirts, collars and
cuffs may be made as follows: Iliclt tu-
gctbor an ounce of wbltowax and 2 ounccs
of spcruuu'ctl with a iurgcsismnfuiof salt.
ilismlvc these ingmiicnts over a slow fire
and pour into a \ch cup to call. Mukc
both-d starch in the usual way, cooking it
slowly for :30 minutes; and for cvcry tablo-
spoonful of dry starch Iiscd put in u lunipof
the above lil‘t‘llfll‘illlilil about as large can
cherry. l‘sc no cold starch and do not
sprinkle. \l'hou thc sinl’l'llt‘ll plcccs arc
dry. lay them in a wet towel for two hours
and bring up tho gloss by rubbing cvculy
with the heel of a polishing iron. 'i'hc
grim sci-nit in glazing stunned goods is to
use tho polishing iron properly.
Battling Windows.
To stop windows milling on a windy
night so as to insure siwp is oftcu u put
Ili‘. and few pow-pic rcalizc that thcy luivc
tho rcmcdy awaiting flu-m on tho loilcl
luiiic. 'l'nlic u (in'ssiiigcoinb. wrap it in
two or thrcc thickncww of soft [nus-r and
slum-Iv it. lccih dowuwanl. bctwccu tiu'
two sashes or whcrc one fits into the
framc. Some old and badly fitting win
(lows uccd N'vcl‘nl walla-s. and nothing is
bctlcl' for iin‘w than a picccof ioiici comb.
niccly “'itslll'tl, “rams-d in old ilucn and
con-ml in o picccof yiami calico. '1'“
those can be fillllt'lll‘tlsi loop or ribbon. so
ihcy can be bungou a nail ncnr thc wiu~
(low fauna and always bo [$me for usc.
Marriage-bin Girls.
May 1 say just a fcw words in tho “ii-1,.
whouro so unxiou- in not marrimi? i won-
dcr bow umny of thcm it‘niilil nmkc good
\vivcnl' Look of your nmrrlcd frlcmls.
llow msy it is to pick flaws in tlwm! flu!
in nine cum-v out of b-n wc will find tbc
sumo fulfils lu liliM'li-‘d if we look for
”Will.
Lot us try to cultivate the \‘ll'illc-i that a
fluid wifc umls. 'l'iu- fir-i ii {milencc and
tin-II liliib'lilslilli‘sfl. \i'c can fimlchuucm to
pmciico tin-ac (\vo cvrry day. l-Zwu if you
never Inarry. an unselfish life will ncvcr bc
unhappy or woeful.-. ilcimlt. i'rw i'wss.
Women I'hnrnm-isis.
i'udcr the laws of Now York if a drug
gist has taught his \vlfc or duuuhfcr t4-
conumuuddruusaml nhc has prm‘cd hcr
l'ilillpi‘lt'lll" by loom-xin-ricnm tlicl'llil'ls
mmpcli -board of pharmacy togivo thc
nuinauj‘diplomu in iii-col idsdcoih (ii
pcrmui of disability. in this way uuiuy
drug nis‘ csfublinimwntu llllii'i'fllili‘ to bc
run ,’ wonu-u in Nciv York and llrmk
ly [tinny liulliifiunf the [put of \vomcn
film“ fil’iitillilillig from tho Willow-sol
luriuocy.
Woman's than.
Woman has always bug: the. povcrhc-
, bind the (know. lluf‘ «llama hm lli‘i‘ll than
we have kept bcr behind tho iiirouc when
the should have bus-n inside an on if"
ironc. Mic has had iibliudicd power
mulch her lnilucucu from ls-biml llw
mnowhcu shc should have bad tho so
Irinu scum of nmimn-ibiiiiy for lb:- on
that imwcr.-l'cnusyivauia Mcfbmli-t.
\i’hcu slmklng run:- or foul- that arr
uill clloilixli to is' dI-iu' Willi the build!
ways imld them by iiu- middlc at tho
PI and hot. oi lilo «null. for by tho lnlici
miilug fhc mriwnl will mm bc mmic it:
ip out and the fringe or binding to pull
M'hcu unfortunate enough to spill but
may upon llu- top of a l‘ll'till, wiiilv
clam tablc. quickly pour cold woicv
of ti, and that will out it at now. This
‘vclits tho wood "uni oimiriiiiiu liic
isc, which than can in-msli)‘ Honored.
lw urtlch-s of dict "not. mmumuiy In.
‘ lama fun ll‘rfllfl gulli'l'illfi ll'illli lll'llk
h are slu-llfl-h. mmimsvms. bananas.
.wiorrlca. Wilfrid's and pineapples.
Mdflllllut funicular: laced an author
petition-meadow ‘ that lamina.
,dm‘imuymnum
cluster of colored flowers to the but.
Embroidered (illumination and “std—Cos-
tumes of Crepe do Chino.
Those women who favor black and
white mstumcs need not fear to produce
an effect of mourning if they will add a
This
touchof brightness changes the character
of the costume without effecting its be-
eomiugness '
Chemise-tics of embroidery or ilnon are
a great old in varying the costume. They
are particularly effective when formed in
brcteiles of ribbon and worn with a wide
corxclet belt. The collar is usually of the
lillfllfl color as the belt.
Crepe do chino is having a great success.
it composes niany charming costumes, and
is scan in great variety of color and style.
The modifimtiou of sleeves slowly but
sure] y increases. It is true that funny cow
tumcs of the first elegance "have still
sleeves of decided amplitudc: but (mob day
shows an incl-misc of the number of close
sleeves, which are tight almost tothe armv
hole, where they afford a contrast to the
shoulder drapery, which often taken the
form of a butterfly or bow. Little by little
'i'.\l"l"i'."l‘.\ ('():i'i‘if.\i H.
tho top of thoslcevc decreases in impor
mace, and soon the disappcaram-o of all
.-.vlr:i fullncs-z will be 'cguupicic. Acconl
ing to our pron-m ideas. that. will l‘c a div
advantage, for the wide. simuldcml cfl‘cct
has made tiic waist sccm vcry Hamil.-
l'hcre is a Frcuch proverb, smoothing like
tbc English one. “A flow broom Sth‘l'lN
loan." which, being infcrpn-n-d. signi-
fics, "Whatever is new is bcauiifui;" so
.loubticss we shall soon iakc to narrow
abouldcrs again and woudcr how ihc u ido
pulls \vcrc cwr tolcmicd.
An illustration is given of a princess
con 11 of pink and irrccn cbangcablc tuil'cto.
having a “lilo ground with narrow
elrii‘cs. The skirt opcm ovcr a iablicr of
unbroidcrul unllzc. guthcu-d at tho bolt.
with u liuiugof pale pink silk. 'i'hc full
.csl of clubroidcml gonzo is frumcd in n
Min of guipnrcdc vcniso. which forms
overs and opuulcts and is rctniucd at tin-
ai~f by two ornanwntnl buttons. The.
oil is of new: grccn vclvct. tho collar and
Iwux arc of whiic gun-Ac. 'l‘bc short
2.. u-s urn tcrminnlcd by two frills of
b‘m- lace. .ll'lllC (‘uoLLs'L
Flour 1531mm."
Con Any 80 Stronger. Carry More
Weight or be More Convincing
Than East Norwalk Testimony?
Doctors can gcncrnliy loll when “I.
kldncys arc ovcriuxrd.
Most pcopir can not.
Doctors dlffcr in their treatment of
kiilncy discascl.
ilut Hwy :itzrr-e on one point—it's
hard to l‘lll't‘ flit-iii.
lionu's iv'hincy i‘iils cure them.
And we ask you to investigate the
truth of this.
invcsligaio
nli‘liltl.
'i‘bcy are from Norwnlk. not from
California.
They show What Dunn's Kltllii'y Pills
have done and can do.
some curcs are iucrcdlbio.
All show how prevail-at kidney dil-
rasc is.
How stubbornly it clings to the of
fliclcd.
\i'imt suffering the victims endure.
lloau'l Kidncy l‘ilis have ample
proof--
\’oluntary proof. not obtained by
flattery
Hr coercion, or purchased.
To back up everything thoy claim.
(‘ialm is what the mauufmcturor
In)".
Proof In what thr- pcnplo say. ,
lioan's itiuivuvv l'lils say they run
Illlm-y cnmpiuiuls.
Nora-ail: people any so.
Read the tcsilmouy of Mr. Wm. B.
Gregory. No. 205 \i‘oshlnatou street.
He says: “l am a tumor by Ironic, an
occupation that. rnmpcls me to in- on
my fcci all day. l haw boon bofhorwd
with a bad back. urinary difficulty
with smilmcnt in (he nrino. x nbluiflm‘l
a box of lioan's h’himy bills of l'iois-
led'l drug lion to sue if ihcy Would
hcip mo. They did. They gave no! en-
tire relief."
The aching back has no nrnninr suc-
my than Dean's Kidney l'lils----noi lu-
lurlnus to the most dvllrutc constitu-
lion, llo not act on the luau-is. but dl-
rer'i on ibr- kldunys. For salv- lvy sil
rlculcrs. Him, to roots prr box. or six
boxes for 92.50. flout by mail on re-
N-lpt of price» by F’nslcr Milboru f‘o..
liufluio. N. Y. sole sends for the
United Hist».
Are you a Poffcrcr from that icrribl!
plnzuo. itching l‘lics'.‘ lloun's flint-
mcnl will bring you instant rvilsf and
permanent so". fist it from your
a“...
J.0.JENNINOB,
Paper-Hanger, Calcium-r,
our published stator
Painter. -
cum on
“It PAPII IID IOI0ll8
mourn lam mm.
m Mil Hamil.
‘ use of this medicine.
Cello curs.
Wsrsaacnv, .Conn., 4-2-‘ilfl-Hond
Medicine Co.~Dear Sirsz-‘—“l tun using
Dr. i'and’s Con h and Group Medicine
and (Julio (lure or my children and find
nothing to equal than. They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand's (Jolie Care and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 25c.
Poison ivy, insect bites. bruisesmcaids,
burns are (ulchiy cured by llewitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
1']. P. Weed and (i. U. Stillson.
Cuts For Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the
vorybcst. It a’l’octs nwnuanent euro
and the most droadcd habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are ailiicicd to prison-e a
bottle, and give this rcmcdy a fair trial
In ousosof habitual coustipatio Electric
Bitters euros by giviuguocdcl tone to
the bowels, and few casos long resist the
Try it once. li‘ii'.
ty cents and $1.00 at Stillson‘s and
chd's drug stores. '
Boys will be boys,” but you can't af-
ford to lose. any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having Do-
witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure in the
house. E. l’. chd and G. (3. Stillsou.
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. (F. (billionaire. druggist, licavcrs-
Villa, [1]., says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery Iowc my life. Was taken
with La (lrippc and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but «if no avail,
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my storc i sent for a imtilc and began
itsusc and from tho firstdose bcgim to
not better. and afiernsing thrm bottles
was up and about again. It is worth its
\vcight in gold. Wc don‘t keep lifilib'f'
or store wilhnutit." (M a free trial
at Stiiisou‘s and Wood’s drug sto‘ros.
Many a day's work is lost by sick bead-
troublos. lloWitt's Little Early rim-rs
arc the most cfl'cciunl pill for overconr
lug suciuliilicultics. E. i'. chd and
(i. (I. Stiiisou.
There is more (‘atnrrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. ami unillihclzmt fewycurs
was suppose-d lo lH' iucnrablc. For a
great many years doctors pmnounccd it
a local disease, and prescrilwd local i'cni-
cdics, and by constantly failing to cun-
wifh local inatnu-uf. pronounced it in-
curable. Sch-un- hnsprovon catnrrh to
bc a constitutional disease, and them-
i'orc rcquirrs constitutiouzd treatnu-ui.
Hull‘s (,hilui‘rh (lure. manufactured by
l“. ‘J. Cbcny & (.‘o., Toledo. 1 )hio, is line
only mnsfitutirmni cure on the markct.
it is lnkcn in doses from in drops to a
tf-awismxli'nl. it acts directly on tho
mucous surfaces of the system. They
otl‘cr mmhundrcd dollars for any czw-
it fails tocurc. Semi for list of lcsli-
moninis. Address 1". .I. ('lll‘lNl‘lY a
(,'l)., Toicdo. (l. Sold by druggistil.
'i'hcwholcsysicm isdrninod and un.
dermincd by idoicut ulccrs and opa-n
sores. ilcwill‘s Witch lichi Haivc
spccdiiy lu-als tlwm. It is the bcst pile
(‘lll‘l‘ known. l}. l’. Wu-d and (i. (3.
Stillsoii.
OABTORIA.
@3417“. m ".
C TORIA
For Infants and Children.
no fat-
liniis
sinners
a!
i: cl
every
wrapper.
mac- ,
nun. .. on
"W m
u . . , . mm-
ll doesn't malicr much win-ibciwck
licmiuchc. bilinuvmio, llilllgi"~llnll and
constipation arc czillhl'il by ncglcci or by
llllill'UlllJllli' circumstanccs.
llitlli‘ i'Iariy ilircrs will spa-culily covc
iiwmaii.‘ E. l'. Stiiimu and (i, i'.
“'Iml. '
You Don't llm To Sum 00.
says tho St. Louis .iourunlof Agriculture
in an wittoriui about Nil-'l'wliac. if...
famous mixuaco habit cure. "Wi- know
of many cases can-d by No-‘i‘o-ltzu,
One, a prominent tit. lnuls lilclilliu'l,
muokcdnlirl chowcd for twm-Iy :cnru‘:
two imxos (llll'f'il him so that cvru Iiu
smell of inbmsca umkcs him sick." No.
To-lluc sold and unaruumvl by it. ll.
l'laisicd. Nooumuo pa . limit frcr.
Starling Remedy (a... {low York oi
(lineage.
llou‘t trifle away How win-n you have
cholciu morhus or diarrhoo. from
tlwm in tho lwginniug with llc'Wilf‘n
('ollc. d: i‘hoicra ('nic. You don‘t bow
to wait for results. fhcy arc insinulau
cons. and it icavcs tho bow-ls m lu-uilhy
condition. E. l’. chd and (i. ('. hull
I'll]. w .. , ‘
CAB'I‘ORIA.
m fu-
If
ache caused by indigestion and stomach
|idef’.,
! WOMAN AND HOME. .sd'xptcdplfld‘r $5733..” Wbfim‘id‘iidll‘oiiuofi «limit TO‘LET ACCESSOR'ES- m“ "M ”W” 3“” ‘° '" "W“ ‘ /
What is
“slain ‘
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitcher‘s'
prescription for Infants and. Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphine not other 'Narcotio tube
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric,‘ Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Cnstoria' is the
Children‘s Panacea—tho Mother’s
Friend
CASTO‘RIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Costello. and see that the fac‘sinu.)
signature of '
is on the
wrapPCrJr /fi=er
Weshailpro- ‘ 'é '
(eel ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cannon Couranv,77 Murray Si.. N. Y.
aural Dinr‘
Examiner In
“veerQ‘S
Offices. ~i2iii Main Street,
III! I Dl.‘ El'dlll'l‘. (lONN-
No'rwaik
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT 8: ZELUFF.
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gnu—f is wanna; for you at floss addrcss.
I l :vntiug. pupcr hanging and iii-coral.-
lllt’.
if not couvcnivnl for you to call at the
slow, fir: an pomui, :Ilui lWlll lwpicu-i-d
o call on you wuh aiuil ion-of sampl-rs,
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The bond salvo in the world for nuts.
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sun's. tci‘tcr, chnpo-d bnmis, chiihiaius,
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Price 2?: cculs
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if you )1ch ever seen a limo child in
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