” Hi dunno nu.
' o deceived by infringe-i
fill“. Package or cigar-
~‘ 'i'liidl
"rigs-r BUTTE
l... . ‘
Glover.
Farm
Levitireameryl
I
New Strawberry Jam, same as I sold
alt season to people that say it is the
finest they ever ate.’
Tryphese makes very fine jelly, all
. mics. -
’1 am‘ agent for Cafe Royal (.lofl'ee. None
chatter to he had. and very few. if any
/ “ compare with it in quality. as some
~ people‘of this city can testify.
P
easel-1 cousrocx JR’S
7! North Main Street.
‘ IiDjdVyou ever get tired of sec-
' ing the word
lotion”...
. . .* ACETON
r ? r
If you are troubled with
~: llos‘dsoiio. Rheumatism, loorsl-
(is. Bad Colds. do.
Try a few powders. and you
: willnevcr tire of recommend-
; ' ing it to your aillictcd friends.
When called to a case of La
. . Grippc. Dr. Mariam] always
gives the following prescrip-
1‘ . tion:
l' iie'lcni"l\'"r'n
. a UV 11. 'u
1* . néerocpcwfiry hullhour.tiil perspir-
M 0 Out | “I'll.
” _1l. assume.
This success in the care 0
this disease is world wide.
:Acetoa can be obtained at
' R. H. Plaistcd’s.
J. V..Iow ilsvon ll Hartford
, I‘ll-“CAD.
1 .‘ immwa booth Noriodkssioilows:
' for Now York.
dill
pl
IMJWJlIlbilf-d 7%. 'IM. 821.
l
talcum. i‘. if. lilslilanii‘s
Ifliucnwmfislmli.mm.
. vusblvu.
Ll. IflJIIlJId. l'..\l.. morn"!
I..." New York for IOJCOWIIK.
new.” momma» mm. was. um.
1 ms. .il.
“mam. am. Mu. cm. la).
[tcndfiimvmmnnab
‘ ' salons.
kl. loam. Ml. mam.
“IV. Iouth Norwalk
. for Moss Harv-n.
i.‘ 'l» ir tour-nun"; W ‘lii
a s . 15.: “I. . , .
"timid.“mni.
DAN-HIV Dlvmlors.
Mun-v. Io. Norwalk.
LI. spun. aluminum-s.
. . serous.
. m on. Ml. m.
' , Loco. Donbury.
It”. catamaran. m. sum.
‘ ’ servers.
LI. us. rm. sol.
The only safe. sum and
reliable Female l'ill ever
I-lspc
ill to icl i
. c ,l l
masses“;
7 ”It. flm
MM!“ PILLS
no other. Bran roll mucous
a
m “I.
bolt. 6 boxes for MW. ‘
at am
.‘ View To swims}.
‘l'lss lspohfloon Nomlnn’c Former “no
0 radon (insulin: ‘5 canton.
CANTON, 0.. Aug.._ul,:—Two hundred
of hinlorliioklinicy’s old comrades in war
called at 1ills home. spilling from Clove-
Iaad principally..bot many of them from
istsnt points. Thcy ways the survivors
f the Tu’bnty-third Ohio volunteer in-
funny. The regiment was famed for its
war record. the number of its hard fought
battles. including flout Menu, nuisance
tom and General Bh'crl 3st h tics in the
Hhonnmloahvallsyia illllii. fertile num'
halal its‘itllledimd wouhrldd‘ and also for
its grept men .otod in wrr and civil life.
of thoficld oi corsonly l..lllilvvivo—-(z‘eo-
oral Wililanua. liesccrn s of San Francis~
on and Ubncral lidssel Hastings of the
Bermuda Is ands. ‘Thd stone was a touch-
ing 'qoo. ‘rs. McKinley sat in the hall-
way, near the porch: from which the major
roi'poul d to the eloquent greeting given
.hy Cap aln John S. Ellen. mayor of Wll.
longhby. The old 'seldierschecred. and the
oidrilbg Walled with every burst of ap-
plause. , ‘
Captain Ellen. told of -William McKia.
ley as a soldier. payingilligh tribute tollis
valor 'aad ildhlity to duty”.
11 reply later McKinley sold. in part:
“This 0 of the surviving members of
the old regiment, with which I served for
more than four years. at my home is a
mogt gracious act upon their part and
brings to me peculiar and special gratified
tlon. As I look upon this little body of
momesscmhled about me and remember
that this is but the remnant of the old
Twonty-thlrd that till years ago had 1.0m
sturdy young men on its roll ready for
duty. ad that it was twice recruited. to
the lot 1 number of nearly 9.900. that‘here
is gathered possibly less than 100, and that
is one-fourth of tho/surviving memil’ers of
our glorious oldr’reglment, I am vividly
reminded how rapidly the years are pass-
ing and with them are passing our old as-
. socintcs of the war. The survivors are
scattered through dictates of the Union.
some of our niemhcrsulrc in the territo-
ries. one of them resides on the other side
of the woven But wherever they are and
in whatever vocation they may he engag‘
ed. they all love the old rcgimentalorgun-
izntlon, which is the proudest tiling to
them on earth."
7‘7".“-
srna CONVENTIONS.
Fusion Eflofllld In lgfian.|‘muoglea na-
public-nu N‘Inlliilio a Hover-nor.
OWE-“WA. 1m. Aug. lll.-—(‘olnplclc fu-
sion wusmllqolnc by tho l’opulists. llom-
00m“ Bil}! it’llver Republicans at the Dem-
ocratim‘conventiou held hero. The state
“first”. was divided. and terms of division
in congressional districts wereaiso agreed
Upon for congress. The Dsimlcrats got ll,
l’oppllsis I. free silver Republicans l.
Some Counties were not represented.
Black-Hawk county. the homo of ox-Gov.
eruor Boles. which had split in the county
oonwbllon. had me rOpPWdiiAllthls pros-
'41. both contesting delegations remain
log at home.
This platform declares for frccr silver.
The ticket selected is an follows: For
electors at large. Horace Holes of Waterloo
(Dem. l, General James Ii. \i‘oavor of (Toi-
faa (Pop); secretary of stale. L. H. Kerr
of Clarke (Dom); auditor of stain. (i. W.
Davis of Louisa (Pen): attorney general.
William‘iii, Ilolcs ofll‘llrlou (lion). 1: irons-
urcr. Charles Ruognltv. of Clayton (llcul. l:
for suprqne juligb. reactor lioltor of
ll’urrlsim (Berni): railroad ccmmisslcnl-r.
long term. A'mos litm'kol of llavls (silver
lien); short term. Thomas J. lionson of
Fayette (filial. ).
Tennessee Republicans.
NASHVILLE. Aug. i:l.-'l'im Republican
state convention nominated by uccluluu-
tion lion. ill. N. 'i‘ilimun of this city for
governor. 5. W. Hawkins and .l. ii. l-‘ew-
lcr for oloctors for the slate at large, di~
vldlua the honors equally between cast.
middle and West. Tennessee. The platform
rcaillrms tho Si? lloulu platform and In-
dcrscs McKinley llnd llobnrt. The larger
portion of the platform is devoted to
sillio affairs and urrnigns the Democratic
stole administration for inrompeioncy and
cxtrnvngancc. The oouvontiou concluded
with a McKinley raiiilaation meeting.
BASEBALL.
M'rloxsl. Lizaol‘s GAMES.
At Now l'ork— '
New York...... I 0 l 0 :2 ‘3 ll 0 L‘-— 8
lioslon ........... l 0 I ll ll 0 o «l o— ll
.\'l-w York~-llils. ll; errors. :l. lioslon
—— lilll. iii; errors. ii.
.\'ovv'i'ork....... l c i ll 0 o o o l— r.
Ihlutoll............ n u c o 2 o i o r... s
New Work—Hiram; errors. 2. llcsion
-llits, 7: I'rrnrs. i.
Al liruekiyi‘lm
Ilrmklyn........ 0 ll 0 o o c
ilaitimom......_. o 0 0 o H ll
Brooklyn—lifts, ll; crrorn, l.
—lllts. 2; crrors. 2.
At i‘lliongn—-
Cincinnati .......... o o c I ll
(‘lllmgo ............. I o n (i o
l’lnclnrllliiwllils, :l; lrrors.
will”! 6: errors. if.
A! Flushing—-
l-‘l. luluis........ ii i o 1 o o o o I-—- :i
l'lttnlmrg. o o o o 0 fl o l u— l
M. Louis—libs. ll; errors. I. l’lttsburg
willie. ll: errors. I.
At l’hllodolpldnm—
l'llllndolpllla... ll il a l 0 0 0 l 7»— il
\i‘ushlngton..... fl 0 0 0 Il ll o ll II» o
l’llllndclplliau—illtc. iii; error-t. l. Wash-
inglonmllibv. in; crrors. L'.
A! Louisville——
i'icvcland.......’il c I o 2 o 0
l.oulsvllio,...... o u U o u 3 H
lilcvv-laud—lll I. ill; errors. 0.
viiio-«liltr. ii; c HII'I, if.
i‘lm-olnllli.............. o o i o o o ll... l
Louisville ...... u 0 ll i :l o ca 4
(flm‘olnndwlilin. a; errors. i. Louis-
villcmlillv. iii; errors. 2.
(l 0 ll— 3
o n o_. o
llulillnorc
‘J 0—- ii
(I I— ll
. tilliI-ngo
n l-- i
i 0- 3
Louis-
llrniii of Column Woodrow.
Tum Hi“. Ann. Ids—liicutcnunt Colonel
Dickinson Wondrllff. Info of tho l‘lilicd
Hiatus llrmy. died in this city. sci-d 72f
years. (Talmud Whodruil retired ”your:
ego, having unrvsd with distinction «lulu
lug tho Mexican WM and in tho rebellion.
lls bad charge of liowrnor's island in
Nov York harbor during the civil war
and was provost marshal all the fall of
lllrbnlona. it is said l'clrmci Womlrnll
first functioned Miss float to iloncrai
Grant. who environmental! her.
Prodigal! mull-w Withdrawn.
I‘HIHMIMA. A . lit—«John ill.
(Joulpbsll. a Democrat o pmidonilaiolocb
or from the Third district, forwardml lo
filamentary of the (fmnmouwmiib Frank
Iiwder .- leiior withdrawing his mum
from the ticket. Mr. Campbell says no
man stood as a candidate on file Ulllm
gap form.
. ....._......r.-...canvass...” .. W...»
on Warts lumen-d by fire.
linurnlouv, Aug. ill-«Tile isle Oil
works. ls. lisiiirncrc bananas curls and
the lid (5 all works. located at Highland-
tewn. m by In to tilt «not
of “M
u
.i.
was
now soul-wu-
Another Long' List 'of Deaths '
- In New York.
scours lsucomls T0“ was HIlAT.
Nearly a Thousand Are Reported to flu:
Died In the Metropolitan District 1),”.
lag the Hosted Torin-Jive Whole (loun-
lr; um Afledtcdélicliei' Promised.
Q I
NEW ,Yonu, Aug.’ iawYestorda was
the eighth day of the hot weather. tsuna
set it became apparent that the hours oi
the extreme heat were nominated. The to-
tal number of deaths in the greater New
York dilti‘let’duriug the past week as the
result of the torrid wave is estimated at
from 400 to l,l’lll0. The reason for this
wide diversity in the estimates ls found
in the dlflioulty that surrounds the meth-
ods for obtaining all 3:0"an analysis oi
the causes of the doll During 'tlloIchk
doctors and nurses have been working
nightvnnd day, and In many cases the heat
has been given the credit for causing the
death in reality due to other complica-
tions. 0n the other hand. many persons
bavo‘adoubtless perished and hnvc been
buried without limit lucrtcm examinations,
when if llutopsies had been hold. on
lluunccinonis would have been made and
“suastrcko” would have been given as the
cause of thodcnth. Since Monday over
100 bodies have been sent to the potior's
field from. the city morgue, and 40 more
were hurried away today. Estimates of
yesterday's death list tango from ill) to
ice for h'ow York city alone. the total
number of cases of dead elileiolly reported
up to midnight amounting to 67. The to-
tal number of prostrnticlls reported ill
New York yesterday ivss 250. The total
num l' of deaths officially reported in
Iii-do yn during the day was :35. The to—
tal ll'umbpr of deaths reported from New
Jersey cities and towns during the day
‘was about 50.
During last night frcshening breezes
swept over the heated metropolitan dls‘
trlet, bringing happiness and Comfort to
millions of persons. The mercury did not
drop as many points as might lmvo boon
imagined from the relief afforded, lull
there was loss humidity. and any cessa-
tion from the extreme heat came as a ro-
lief. ’
The board of park commissioners in the
city of Brooklyn has announced that dun
ing the heated term the ruin compelling
persons to leave Prospect ami other parks
at Iii o'clock at night has been rescinded.
Hundreds of persons have taken advan-
tage of this tolnpornry repeal of the rain.
and last night they flocked to the parks,
carrying blankets and pillows with them
and obtained a good night’s rest for thc
first time in a work.
chtl-rday wise the hottest Aug. 1! in
iheillstory of tho woaihcr lluroau._ The
previous holiest Aug. l‘J known to the
weather bureau was in land. whr'n the
temperature stood at no degrees. The
mercury reached a point :2 dogrccs higher
than this. After sumo-i. the mercury
drc lpcd gradually. ’i'bn strong ilreozc
w ch sprung up. brought material com
fort to the thousands who llockod to the
Madison Square i-inrdcn and vicinity for
file purpose of attending the Bryan and
.‘owali notification incl-ting.
There “we may deaths and crises of
pl‘llnll‘lillun from‘heat In lilo principal
cities of lho country. but the mortality
was not so great as on tho previous days
of tho torrid wave.
“of. Wave Over.
\i‘Asulxol'ox. Aug l:l.——'l‘ho bot wnvr
was broken in the upper Mississippi and
tibia valleys in accordance with tho pro-
diclion of tho wratllor bureau. and fills
morning tho full in temperature reached
the Allanlic scallollrd. ’i‘llo drop if the
nu-rcury rnngvs from 2 to In dances.
Mayor llunwomly Says that tho cooll-r
Wi‘iitiliif will mntlnuo for iwll lll'flll'lll‘
days at hand. 'l‘llcro urn condlllon‘n Lhi'
West Indies alldllloug lhl' gulfwb may
prcsagc ll violent storm ill that. region.
Improved Unis-r of lied Men.
SAHA‘IUUA, Aug. lil.—'l‘llo grl-llt council
.of lilo improved ilrder of iivd Mon. slate
of New York. has clccivd the following
oiliccra: (irrat- slli-hlnl. William ll. llig-
bio. New York city; urcut scnlor suga-
ulorc. .losoph Ill-glan. Now York oily;
grout junior inguinal-v. Frank Id. ('lunor.
lilllgilnluilln; great propbct. lloward
l‘lvnlls. vabnm'llldy; grl-zlil'hlof of red
crds, Marlin A. llullllunl. Ilinghnnllon
great honour of wulnpum. lr‘d .l. Iioyll,
Now York city: grout lrustoo. .loscpll ii
Miller. i'oughkropsic; grout roprosonlu
llvcs. ll. I’ipcr of Ebolllln. .\. l’. i‘I-rblli
of Now York oily. ilownrd l'uiuzml ol
Amblcrdilnl and A. lilcnllor of “clinic.
l'rnfucnr Newton "cull.
an llsl'lrs'. Aug. iii-«Pronmw linr
foot A. Newton. hondof lilo ululllcluntil'ui
department of Yale university and the
oldest professor in llflili‘tidfl'ViUli, in dooo’
at his home. all I’rospovt nirccl. from a
comma lnlcrnlll iroublo. lio bod ilcml
nudpr lilo lnlluonco of opinion since Hun.
day and for lbc post in hours was un
umuluuclonn. lie was ngcd on. year». I'm-
fl'roolr Newton Wm lliu grllllil-lll. A nlurlvllr
authority on blob-urology and a Will
lllllell authority In (lithology. lln We»
made a fellow of lilo lioyal fiocieiy oi
iircot liriiuln in lHil'J.
lllcd on I Molslnbont.
Nl.u'l:1'l:o..\'. \'.. Aug. lib-Mrs. llo
llollllnulll. iibycurn of ego. wife of u llroolz
Iyn artist. was overcome by tho bcnt om!
diod on the slomnbont Mary l'on‘l'li ncm
“linlf‘Ntf'llW on the way up lilo rlvur. Hill
was accompanied by her husband and fill
grandson. 'lllcy worn on thclr way it
Iv‘inaniou. willlllcr the body was lokon.
Failure In llnsfnn-
Iiowox. Aug. lila—It has just. lwl‘Ofili
known that the Noel Moran company.
dcalors in woolcml hero. assigned bull
Monday to Charles ll'. Allen. president of
rho f'cntml National bunk; Sollluol \i’ii-
llama. lrcnlulrcr of tho (films-tor Woolsu
company. and liorncc i‘. Allen of this
city. No flgurrs nro givon out.
Nominated For Congress.
Nauron'r. Ky.. Aug. ill—u'l’lm llupuh-
lican convention of the Math district at
this place nominated lilcbnrd I'. Ernst of
l'ovlngton for congrcssbya unanimous
vols. in urcrpiiug. Mr. Ernst lnld llpct‘lul
slrr-n on Um protective lnrifl feature of
the Republican national platform.
Thirty-Mo hundred Men Idle.
llllwumcrt. Mas... Alla. lib-«Tim Ari
Ilngum mills, manufacturers of worstnd
dress goods. duo worsted and harness
cloths. llsvo shut down for a period of 5‘.
weeks. This action will throw arm hands
out of cinploynlcnt. Business depression
is said to «save the shutdown.
‘TOBBIDWAVE‘SVICIIMS .w
THREE. toilet or GOURTBHIP.
A Lou figs-oh Oils ‘ on the Antique,
Rommel-l so Progressive.
“You scs.{’ said the charisma of a (mar.
lot at lively girls, arbour Branch, “there
are new three kinds of courting—«tho llu-
thue. the progressive and the ephemeral.
Odd. isn‘t it. where the‘hcurt is concerned!
Beth'the antique and the ephemeral kind
are found among the old girls and boys and
the debutantes.willle the prom-cache sort
is confined mostly to thesis who have
been in society a hull dozen seasons or
Jess. 'l'llc antique is the kind which has
forits password one life, one love. The
ephemeral lends itself to the fancy of the
hour without further reflection. The pro-
gressive is one with which we have to
deal in inasweriug ills query. ”Where are
the old favorites, and why are the young-
er not so popular?" . .
“It is most natural that the matured
bachelor and the roar-bud should enjoy each
cthsr’s society. This is ephemeral. no rc-
sponsiblll . occurs. but the rose-bud been
decided a vantage over hcrcourily gallant.
for. while she is becoming skillful in the use
of Cupid's weapons. he islosing time and
ground. and some day will awaken to the
truth that he is growingold. bold and rldlo
alone. What dcea the young girl ace in her
old escort? Mostl y attention. which is very
flattering to her in her first seasbu out. And
the lmchelorwwhal. does he see in her? lie
is lonely. The women of blunt have disap
peared somewhere. and he is willing to buy
candy. kiss lap dogmdo anything to been-
tcrtaiucd and entertaining. in tlllscapaci-
ty the bachelor is a most. useful member of
society. lie has own been known to walk
about with grandmammanud to carry the
married sister's baby and luggage to the
train. .
“Progressive courtship is curious. When
a young woman begins to entertain serious
thoughts of her into re. whether in chooaing
a profession. a business or a husband. she
rises above driftwood and marks a tree that
will allellcr her. Her time. also. is a consid-
eration. She cannot waste years dullying
with an old beau. a perennial.
"’l’hcso pcrl-nnials arc. many of them.
good souls, nice escorts, but not up to date
enough for ideal husbands. So the mar.
riagcnblelwonu-n. lhose who can preside
with dignity over mat llonles—tllebelics. in
short. of past seasolls~leam the ranks and
form new lies.
“Win-nu youngllldy becomes indifferent
lo parlichike dislclnt friends. prolrnclcd
visits. and can't bi- located, kci-p a sharp
lookout llluougiflomarriage liollceo. ’l'lw
outof town Illi‘ll sl-cure most of thoholne
pr'lzcs. The only clllncc for llorllc bachelors
is logo out of town, loo. win-re they are not
known all t‘Vf’i‘lithliKS.
“Suppose. lIUWlIVi'l" that they cannot give
up the old favorites. suppose that thcn- is a
great tugginglll. thc heart when they think
“filming ibeln. ii. such arses. if the fur“
value their huppllicw and wish in wage-r on
their Chanel-s. they must become specialism
in love and ply fiii‘il' " l illi’rclislflglj‘mé
lilo sunlulcr mason appro ml.
" 'lioudlly. sweellwari!’ 'lf ’id idly will
be dcicull-d by no onc more quickly than the
youngiudy llt'l'bt’if,.‘|llil the chance will be
greatly in favor of that London. l’hiludcl
phia or llnltilllurc man."~i'illlluiclphiu
Times. _~~_‘__fi _*_
The First Parish Prim-h
in. is to be rememlwml that, us in tl.c
apostolic age the work of Cl'llYt‘rllllK tllv
world slurivd from tho Kl‘t‘iibl‘llfillfiaownh
(his emphulicuily the clue in (juul. flow
early or how late lilt' practice ilt'ifllflll: gun-
cral of calling the i‘ililllll‘y curc llu- parish
and fill: episcopal we flit! (illlcl‘m‘ i have
lll-vor lawn able in (iiMJHVI‘l‘. All (“Fly on
Illi' foilrlll century m- “if” vocation of collu-
lrycllunllcs wilh lnlnl~l». .ongingio them.
and in the ill-xi Cl-liliiry lllv number-i of
fin-so foundatiom so much increase-d lllm
Slduuiils (A. l). Mill-4v) nil-aliens a violin-
ilon ill~ fllf‘lit' of the rural cllurcllos in hi!-
dlocl-sc i;\ll\’t'f'L{llI’l.i|lul we notice firm by
llli-«lllulo lln-si- :‘t‘llii'lllilll'lilri' Honolulu-s
mill-d liiil‘llll'llizl' l'IIiil N|lli|‘l inn-s ll'lol'lwl-rl.
Lon-r on iirrgoryof ’l'nllruA. Ll. Tfiiilrflilfll
nmroofll-ni'ulls liwmllillry l'lll’l‘hflli.li‘l.'~f‘f-
and lili' l'lI-M‘Hlllti Mr ”W pziroi'llill. llul,’
call illrnl wholyou will. our are fairly \vi-ll
lilef'lll'll‘li no in HIV lilulllii'r iii “ili(‘ll lili‘
mum ry pllrisllrslzls v. u call llll-nl now l row,
up ill Haul. and l li:i\’ll a hilallll'lilli that
“bill. was ”no of (bull mm lrilo. llilif-‘ilis
llllllillllll‘i. of llrillllll. llmvc :l r-ihpil-Eon
illlltlfwclloll fol-lirlllnll history anything
approaching in that \H‘Jlllil of original
soul-cos which we llzllvfnr curly l’rcucll hi.»
fury during lili'llf’hl llvo or six rl-llluriw of
«or rm. “1' should lule‘illl lli‘l‘ that amino.
perhaps luolly.of i-‘ll‘ l-lil:.'ll~ll panda-a ex
lhfi‘iili‘l i’i'i:lt‘.-iit“lll'iii parishes, Willi prl-lly
llllll‘ll lib-sumo imilllliill‘il'l as flu-y ilfn'ullr
tl:i)’.lillil lil'i‘Nll’ViVlllN‘ of u l ollililloli of of
fall's anterior to llll' Saxon cornmeal.—
.‘v‘lliclcl'lllhL'c-uluv)‘.
Swedish Matchmaking.
A dwl'ripiioll is glvl-n of the Sun-dish
nu-lllml of llllluzlleclilrblvz nullrvllw. which
“it! of. li-:l~i. lill‘ uu-rll of rillilliif‘ii)’ in
llili maul; ‘linil of lili’ umul clock. The
roulwr lw ‘mu lllm‘kis about 1.3 inches
long illl‘l vl illlllllrulllg inillc. With
mn'll rovoi lib l it e-lln- I|r\‘l'lll‘l'r i-i [N'f‘li'li
illf till" i b Lllc rrquirml for file lililli'll
rlli’h“.“llllii at tho odllli' lliiw right Mllilll
lillivl-s cut the hiif‘l' llllo scion pll-chilw
I‘lillillIlMJlllli of illi' ll'flulll rcvplll-ul for ”W
filibd'd‘. 'l'limw ribbons lirl'lill‘ll brokl-il lulu
ll-ugllln of all: to N‘H'll frll. lvlllolly lilill
fll’fl't‘liH' plow-a uro rl-lllow'll lillil lllv rill
bolls ow ilwu loll lllmllgll :l Illlti’llllii'
which ruin llu-nl lnin plow-a like a olrnw
cum-r. Illnc fill'u pump: illrongh an on
iomullrnlly lll'ruuul-d llilli‘liilll' with cut.-
fI'I‘N Willl’li hill”. oil’ ll,- lllliuy llll’lfi" the
llllclvilwo ruplilml for u Illilil‘ll no lili‘f't'.
lira f’illft'l'ifillli‘ llluclnlw iilrulug out from
nowm lo litmus") lli.llf'll Kinds a day.
'l'lll-lllllli gin-ll of llllaillullufnl-luranium-,-
lllul Munich and Norway how long lli’i'll
uuillllu lill' lumps-L n lllvll prmluringmliu-
lr‘ll-s of ill" uorlll. lllo-‘lr I‘\ll'lrl‘illlllllllllilll“
to about L‘ilJllfllJliK) pound-l of emu-hm pier
nlmllul. “fill" in ifmuooy iln- llllinlwr of
fm-hn‘il'ys l... on...” m cm, “fill all lillfllllll
yield of lllmlll Mancini“) nuiicln-c. and
in Austria llll-rl- orl- nlrilll‘ i3" flit-lotion.
wilil ll rurmqmnglmp ling-- output. ----- Ncw
York Sun.
Thr- Flu-iris. flotilla. "Iv-gnu
'l‘brri'nro molly i-xmuplvaof surnames
which Ili‘llnll' llllypil'nl or mlwniol sin-oath
In tho ps-rlum-l “i.” [Imp horn llii'lll. f‘il'llt'
lug lllslllllrcs arr: Hunt. ilw old Eng
ll'ill filsf‘l. swift. Hurll llm old English
sncli; old Norm Hull-Hr. swift. sirloin:
Mllrvvll. lll"lllllflll prullluy; 5N”. Null".
Mull-la; Muslim. probably from llw old
Norm Illl'flllili. su-‘ulllfi. A trillurklllllo
Ilortlwrn mmm is up”. or i'lcuu, which
roprcmltn the Hill Now gloom. Fcolcb
“lug. nwmllug quick, rim-er. and incurring
In tho barium-bin- ll‘lslcrt as i'lcgg. in
”Milli anltlbim (buy my ilmt ll quick
Wilfrid man in "as “log“ M a wnmlllu"~-
that is. sharp on a alibi-«t. livery one of
those fillfllflf‘llt‘fifl-‘llml inure alv- more of
the sumo kindaln certainly derived from
Mr: mists: which “Ms
’ doles.
+nonmnl
trapdoor"; F
Delicate and Wis Grinch
Bodiccslm'rnicck iii skirt...
I’muiols of flowered mat ol oremhroi‘d-
cred in floral patterns, or adorned with
trails and fringes of artldc aI flowers, are
much men. and are very p -tty. although
the latter are fmgilo. Si] and muullriu
liolvcrs lire often almost l beautiful as
natural ass, but they are due almost as
short lived. They are. prolcrly speaking,
a far more .cxpcnsive luxlry than they
lies-m. for tin-y rcquiro to bi. constantly rc-
uowcd. Who has not smn
moi of sighls—an evening gown trimmed
with flowers that once deserved file name.
but have lost illclr pristine freshness and
hung more limp rage of col lllric or frayed
silk. adisflguremcut inslcal of an adorn—
nlcuii
The oonvcuil'ncc and la-
the Hepurulo wulul- am so
prcciatod that wolllcn will
it up. and it is still not
Worllhbllt fashionable. A
'fcctly made skirtof black so
other silk material Is one of
fill articles In a wclllan's
With it she Wears a vari
mlniugncss of
lnlvorsully up-
lot (-usily give
lllly gcllernlly
lluin but por-
tln, brocade or
the most use-
vardrobe now.
ty of colored
Dl'sT cl.ll.\l\'.
bodice! (if silk. Cl’i'lli‘ ill} oh
no and other
by iK‘ mode of
Us are usually
materials. 11le liiliill‘t‘S n
«rumour lmlpllls. as five ya
sulllcioni for one.
llirwioirc bulls are much
!_v for ("\i‘llilll! drl‘sscs. Son
v-omlnsml l‘lllnnut i'illlroly
filled to line figure, and an
llldor filo lllml as new i
grout umndulolllcra \vorc \\
flu slips.
Many gonna of light growls llm'c iho
skirt illouneod by (firm! or four rows of
gathers.
'i'miny's ski-loll illustrate
of light may wall or lrll‘ll-lu
ll lili‘ waist ll)‘ :i hull of mill
on: long onds and loops in
diorl clones ill lili‘ book. A ill‘lrlllll‘ of lJII'P
'nllows lhc la-lt all iil‘llllll . A pclvrlllu
'l)\'|'r'4 the shoulders. and 24 minus] Willi
lwil milieu; of law. ‘l‘llc [cows are of
br-u-ln' silk. llzl‘ lll'ck rill'ili‘ Ivf pluilz-il till:
gmlxo lil‘ll \vllli’ sulln ribbons. Tlll‘ .lccoul—
punying ilill isof brighlml lrmv lrlmlnnd
with \‘llllllelf \vliilv will“ iii ll black quills.
voru, especial-
u of tilt-ill am
if jt'Wl‘lS. ill'l‘
oflou curvod
also that our
ill lili'll‘ must
a o (lust cloak
ll f9- llcld in
I ribbon. bov-
roul and two
that most dis-q
. . . . l
< . MAM! 'MW f
A powdmo be shaken into the sills».
At this season of the year your foot feel
swollen and hot, and get tired easily.
If on have achin‘z feet, new shoes or
tip it shoes, try A leu's Foot-Ease. It
coolfl the feet and makes walking inlay.
Cures and prevents swallcn and sweat-
ing feet. blisters and callous is lots. lie.
llevcs corals and humans of al_ 1 ‘ in and
gives rust and comfort. Try it o-duy.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
250. in stamps. Address, Allen ti. Ulm-
stead. Lcltoy, N. Y “ '~
Poison ivy, insect bites. bruisesmclllds,
horns are quickly cured by Dewitt‘s
Witch Hazel Salvo. the great pile cure.
E. P. Weed and G, (l. Stillson.
‘ Did You Ever
Try Electric Biltors in; ii rmncdy for
our trl'lublcs? if not. got a bottli- now
and got relief. This medicine has been
found to in). peculiarly adapted to the re-
lii'f and cure of all Il‘cunllo Complaints,
exerting a wondcrful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
If you have Loss of Appctilc, Constipa-
tion. Hoadzu-llc. Fainting Spoils. or are
Nervous. Slccplcss. Excilablo, Ml-lzln—
choly‘or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Eluc-
triciiilicrs ii-i lilo medicine you nerd.
arc muuunwcd lrcngicaiill andili-byh =
its use. ’l‘ifly cents. and all!) at 81311
Hull’s and “food‘s sinner.
Boys will be boys." but you can’t af-
ford lo lili-‘U any of them. Be ready for
thogrccn apple scusou by having lie-
witt's (,‘olic and Cholera (turc ill the
house. l'}. i’. Weed and G. U. Stillson.
Condensed Tesilmouy.
.. (thus. B. Hood. Broker and Manufac-
turer‘s Agent Colandmml )llio, certifies
that Dr. Kinés Now Discovery has no
mplul as nUough rculcdy. J. 1). Brown.
l’rop. St. James Hotcl, Ft. Wayne. Ind..
tPSIlfli-s that he was cured of n Cough of
lwl l yours stundi ng. caused by La (.irippo.
by Dr. King‘s New Discovery. B. l“.
Merrill, Baldwinsvillo. Mass, says that
be bus [150” and n-comnlomlml it and
lli‘i’l'l‘lv'lil‘Wil (”fail and would raihrr
have it than any doctor, hocnusc it
olives. Mrs. Humming, 222 E. 25th SL.
(_Illio:l;:o,ulwuys lit-ops ital hand and
has no fclerlf (.‘roup, because it instantly
relieves. Fm- Trials Blurb-s at Still—
son‘s and Word's Drug stores.
Many a day'sw'ork is lost by sick hund-
:l(:h0 mused lly indigestion and stomach
troulllvs. ifll‘llV'ltl‘s Lillie l'izlriy l‘lrl‘i'li
arc the must (‘lll‘t'lulll pill for oi'l-rmlu-
lug such rliilil'ulllcs. 15. 1’. Wood and
i}. (.'. Sillison.
Then: is more (Yatan'll ill this M‘l'lluvll
Ufflli‘ country than all other illN‘;l.~i‘.~
put logcllu-r. :iilll unlilllu‘lust humans
was supposed to ho luvln'alllo. I’lll'
grout many years doctors pronouui'ml ii
ll. local disease. and proscribed local I‘l'lll‘.
«lies, and by constantly failing: in euro
with local irr-ulml'nt. pronouncml il in-
(llil'lllllil‘. rich-uric lulu provou calzlrril in
lieu constitutional disease, and illi‘l‘P-
fore rolplin-s constitutional trczllnu-nl.
Hall'sl'ulurrh (Taro. luanufaclurml by
l“. J. Clu'ny N (31L. Toledo. l min, is fill'
only constitutional cure on the mark-it.
it is lulu-n in viruses from ill drops. to it
illiwponui'ul. it acts dim-fly on lin-
mucous Hill‘flll'i‘ri of lin- sysimu. Tin-y
l lllllll All {Ulllll}
Vo doabi about his obi iiy to judge
or necessity to use a remedy.
South Norwalk a
heard from.
gain
1“"
ti on Mr. n
on ehgunt
. West Nur-
Our representative call:
9. Millard. who rrsltlvu 1
home. No 5.1 West on on
walk. Not fi'f'llflK “'l‘il and the wl-llihr-r
bring for from rlizrvl'zillll‘. Mr. Millard
had remained of home. The conversa-
tion turned kidney its
~ymplonls. iis DYi‘Vlllrlil‘i' and its “call.
lilr'nf. ch l.l)‘llll’ll have a more ac—
mlrule and comprchnnslvn knowledge
of the sublrct than Mr. llillnrll. who
acquired it by careful and [ll‘nlnllgv‘d
study. Ills personal Pillol‘li‘nl'o alone
would fill a volume and ii 0 gist of his
slaiomrnic is told ill his own words.
‘I have had kldnvy lf'lllil'l’! for yours."
he says. "I haw illk- n so much modi-
clnc and horn under lhc cure of physi-
cians so oflcn that l ollphl to lo» an
authority on. ihc qllvsiion. l li'l‘nlf‘d is
be rid of my lronblc for llnw. but It
showed signs of roillullug and i want-
ml to chuck if. I lllllll’l‘fl some pub.
fished filnlelnollfn nimuf ll .nn's Kidney
Nile and procurrd a Im at. Hall's
pharmacy in Norwalk. Tiry are hol
ins me. I havo iusl slurl: d my second
box." l‘lollu‘s Kidney I‘llls
first. heal. strengthen, film
In lllcir rcmrd PJ'Il‘f'yWilfl'
are many rill-ll Oil!“ .1 in So
You can road about themJ
on dispose.
cure. That
lb Norvvulk.
every day.
Dunn's Kidney Him in
deals-rs. Price. 60 cunts p
boxes for 82.50. Soul by
flip! of prior by Forum
numun. N. Y.. solo ngon
Unlicll’ Stairs.
box, or six
iiililurn f‘o..
is for
My».-.
'I'hc misery of yl-zlrs has I
a single night by file use
Dinimcni. ll porillvc. m-vr
molly for Itching hire an
disc-us. Your dealer he
let it for you.
a.
can cured In
r-flllllng re-
hrlp at
c and “It'l'.
sull- by all
mail on re-
the
of Dunn‘s
I all similar
is it. or can
oll'l‘ronz‘lluulll'cll dollars for any PliSi'
it fails locurc. bond for list of basil-
llmnillla‘. .\lllll'l‘:<'.~‘ l". J. (Jill‘lNliY d:
(.‘l L, 'i'olcdo. (l. Sold by druggisls.
Tin" wllolo spit-ill lstlrulnml and un—
dvrlulncd by llillil'lli ulcors :illil upon
Son‘s. lh‘wlii‘s Will-ll lluzol Salvo
sin-I-lllli' llvllls lill‘lil. it lsllu' llm‘f pllv
l'lll'l‘ known. H. l'. “'ll'd :illil ti.‘ i‘,
Hfiilrillll. ’ . , .,
CASTORIA.
fliisiii it .. ’3“
. - m. as.
CAS‘l‘ORiA
For Infants and Children.
'i'lis fa:-
' Cartons n m. Samuel Pitcher's
, prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
lorphiac nor other Narcotic lair
stance It is a‘harmlcss substitute for
Paregoric,’ Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
laminar of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—tho Mother's
Friend.
casronlA‘
For Infants and Children.
Do not be ”upon-l upon. but Insist upon
having Casioria. and see that the for: shun:
signal c of
'5 Jr the r
wrapper." Mr
Weshail pro- ' ‘1
kc! ourselves and the public at all lizards.
’l‘nn Cuararm CUMPANV. 77 Murray 8t.,N.Y.
sort.) 9‘ 'n r
§ ”'I‘glif:3".‘.‘;i'i"‘
Offices. l-lill‘l )lnin Sin-ct,
Ill" Dh’ Iil'oll'l’, (JON No
Eran-Inn In
Norwalk
lfobsters!
Soft
Shell
' Crabs!
ilniis is es
simzm ova-:1
of
do”, Md
._.........- . .. ... ‘
tuner. .
i
It doesn't lnnlll-r much Will'lili‘i‘ - c3. ‘-
lli'illllli‘lll‘. llliil‘llfilll'fl‘, indium-lion and?
l‘l'llhlllhlllllll .lrol mum-ll by m :lw: ..; l- :3
llllilVillil-lillf' l'iri‘lilllnlllllf'l’h. llr\\'lil' ’
l.iiill' l'lluly lion‘s wlll sprnlily rob“
llll'lllilli. ii. 1‘. Slillmcl and H. l'
\Vu'll. l
You Don'i Have To {wear till. i
says the Hi. lalllliriJl'lllfliillilf.‘ttl‘ll'llillll'v I
iii an ulilorinl about No'l'n f‘or. 1'... ‘
{muons inllm'l'il llliilitiill'l‘,‘ “\\'r l mm j
of funny czwol (lil‘l‘fl by No To inv-
llm-. u prmlliw-nt Hi. Louis :lrrillll l..
sululiwlnnd itlll‘Wi‘ll for iui‘lily yummy
tlvoiloxvucllrml llllli Ho llllll ill-n lllvl
MW“ of filllfif'f‘i) llllllvl'l-i llllll sick." No
TU-lilulhivliliillll uullrunll-cd by l2. l‘.
l'lliildvd. Nocuru no pay. liouk in»
Sterling fiolln'dy L'o.. New York If
Chicago.
llon'l ll'lfll' nwny limo when you ball
('llllii'l’ll inoi'llull or lllzil'rlm'u. l"i;:.bl
lbml in lilo lll'fllliliilli: Willi lll'Wul'»
('ulll‘ A; i'bnlcrn i‘urc. You don't bow
to wait for rmulls. flii‘ji' llrc liulaulznr
l'llllfl. and ii li'i|\’l’.'i llli‘ lulil'vls ill Ill-:llllly
condition. '2. l’. \V-vd and (5. ('. Hlill‘
sou.
OASTOIIIA.
fim
Buctlln's trnlcs Salvo
The best solve in file WMM for ruin,
llruiscs. son-s. "loom. roll. I'llf'illil. fl-m
Horus. i‘l'ffi‘i‘. l'lnlppl-ll llulll‘ls. i‘lllll-lllllw.
m ho-
Iililo
simian
it:
man
of
3.3-
* v
J. OJENNIB GS.
Paper-Hanger. Cs
Painter.
unit—Es I
«All PAPER silo aliens
iNOR'l‘H mm s m.
death Norwnl .
Botanic flocks of hits-suit.
dcmicrs and flouldi
the album or physical gm! coalition! on
local
comm.-Gcnticmsn's no.
* £0“ch
til i
bonsai for inspeciion. on ..
clmlncr,
l f? ,
£th
. ”fl-d meadow-as.
cords, and all skin crupilnml. and pod
ilvo-lycurcs piles, or no pay rmpllrml.
It is gunrulllvmi in givo poll-wt satisfac-
ilIIli or llulllnv rvfillillvll. l'rim- ‘25 m llls
poi-box. E. i’. Wold and ill. (J. billison.
if you how cvrr M'f‘il a liillc child in
tho agony of summer volilplaini. you
can realize ilil'dnngcr of the trouble and
upprmelaio the mind of lim'iillflilif-Hil!
rcllcf always afforded by lthiit‘a (folio
it. Cholera flare. l-‘or dysentery nml
diarrhwait is u rclfillllc remedy. We
could not Miami to monument] this as a
,ill' -f "Ill l
K.
.P 134' “l
. ‘ I“ 1
w , . . “:2. - ‘
U h if” oiled/j)
‘3) ill:
And in" l'erln a.‘ null :llfugvllwr ll 0
:u int} wall porn l‘ l.~ l'lgbl llvrn
ll than: or, 'l‘lm l».:l'l nil idlv smir-
l:.-lli. ll"~ill- plum lrulil. .\llv kind
of wall ilumlraiwll w\Ilul' fancy may 2mg.
:Wi 1* is wild; for you :ll ill.-: llillll'f: 4.
l.llill|lll.'. Juli" r hanging .lll-i Ill moul-
‘lil';
lf llul l-i-lm-lliulll for you in I'll“ at the
~l-llv. iii“) u [l lmlll. “ml in Ill ill-pl: .th
omll on you with ll l'llll lino of sanlpl- s.
E . E . GO R H A M ,
l" l-‘lllS'l' AVENI’I'J.
lid-.1 Norwalk, (Zonal-client
c u
. -V... v; 3
MAKEVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN ‘I’HI
EVENING SEITIIEL
YOUNG-MAN!
Wll l ikc ibc chance of lllllllg
'ollr
wii will lllunrouiw. will'n
“Mil/M ll day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR SLOOOI
fir ills "M. a day will uchyou an himluw
"Will "I “Jill, payable in warns-if if you
live. Willi llmlvronrn, like i‘VlfI‘yllvll'x
simuthclmt hi the cheapest. Insure: in lbs
Connecticut General
Life Insurance (to.
Of florifoni. . ‘
lid
corn ill: wcro not a cure. E. l’
s. ”Winsome.
iii Washington m be. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler