, time . momentous
“inseam hospltels.‘ The phy—
ejhopee that all my recover.
in the mine live minutes
oulflprohobly hove died 0!.
. ill! on! otfltheboraecners w:
".sllpoo,__r,le iesont
. mg.” huddled closely
The, bell apparently ebsndoned
, Andean resolved to dis
. dilpposltlon is that theme!»
‘ W‘Wr danger, urns their
.. . pontentepene.
he found its way to them. how-
mll they were all but sufloueted
the explosion now is that
W of
p ‘ sill-ll at rock on the slope where
’ to: stand. that the dyna-
Wood the smoke sued the
labia that those men who were
mute vicinity of the spot
#plosion occurred were the only
‘ ind their number may not be
four entire.
inn, is situated in the northeastern
ol' the city end when in lull oper-
. .07! ill the neighborhood of 850
‘ boys. ’When the explosion oc-
._ d ‘ there were pwbobly 80 men in the
mill ; Of this number 50 or therenboui
Identified in getting safely to the surface.
a
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ELOPeMENT lN FINE STYLE.
‘ to“ end lizseepe the Father. '
PIKIVILLE, Kym, Doc. 22,—7Professor W.
0.1.3 Scott, principal of the Plkeville pub-
lic Webbed Miss Della Mars. one of the
prettiest» girls in the .Sundy valley, went
‘tanilllbmson, W. Yin, and were married.
, ,I bride's father objected to his dough-
to ' hurrying on account of ‘her extreme
youth and has twice prevented her from
etching with Professor Scott. A day or
twe'ajo ebe some to Pikeviiio to visit her
sister, Mrs. Jessie Green. Professor Scott
hired a buggy and two of the swiftest
horses in Plkeville, and the couple started
for West Virginia.
The couple had been gone buts short
timewhsn the bride's father was notified.
and 311‘s started in pursuit. By tnklugo
short route be beat them to the ferry, but
they urged their horses into the swollen
stream and made them swim across.
They found Tug river bod risen until it
was almost post {oi-(ling, but they made
the horses swim it also. and they reached
Willlnmson in seloty and were married i111-
medlntcly by the Rev. Mr. Myers of the
Methodist Episcopal church. They have re-
turned home nnd received parental forgive-
ness. 'l‘hq were thoroughly drenched by
the water that came up into the buggy,
but lrlsnds gave them dry clothing at W“.
linmson.
Ines! tor Breach of Promise.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.—-—W'1lllmu Hills
Thompson. the captain of the football
team of the Chicago Athletic club, has
been oiled (or $100,000 for breach of prom-
ise. The complainant is Jennie F. Hutch-
inson, who came here from Peekskill. N.
Y., where her parents still reside. Her :lt‘
torneys would say nothing about the (use
bc‘yonditb‘at they had some notes written
to Miss Hutchinson by Mr. Thompson.
The defendant sold: “I know the women
' and have known her about three yours.
but I never talked marriage to hcrnnd
never gave her the slightest idea that!
would‘bewilling to marry her. i have
sent 1101'.me notes. but 1 nm not afraid
of them. It is slmplya game of lllflcklllilll,
but she will never get a rent out of me. "
Series of Whales-lo Burglaries.
JAIHTOWN, N. Y., Dec. 22.—-—1\'ews of a
series “of ’wholmle burglaries recently
committed.“ Point Stockholm. ll summer
mm on Chautauqua lake. was made
public lest night, by the arrest of Thomas
Collins Ind Frank Meyer. two tramps.
who have been hanging about the city for
a shy or two selling the stolen property.
It is thought the two men belong tun
gang of tough! who have been camping
neat Point Stockholm for several ““14“!
end who hsve stolen nearly all the porlu‘
hie property stored ill the mount (Bottom-s.
in the main the plunder wns clothing and
silverware. ____
ll. linors’ Strike Avertsd.
Fineness, Dee. 2b.—'i‘ho vote by tho
reiiroed mlnersln this distrirtnstowheihu
er or not they would accept the omrators'
proposition on the wage scule has been
completed. Tile result shows on over-
whelmln' eccephmeo on the port of the
men. end thnlr oillolnlll have declared I‘ll)
cantons tho district rote idler, Deli. 31.
This action by the miners over-is o strike
by over 6,000 men.
People Inning In Ashen-es.
Ll‘l'rldl Rook, Doc. flaw-A largo him»
her of families living in 'l’iiioii county are
in n destitute condition. and many of them
is due to the failure of the crops in that
“vicinity lest swoon, closed by the severe
‘iiotlgltt. A mass meeting at Eldormlo has
"hit! called to lick the stole lfifl'lillltlill‘ll.
‘ the geysrnor and congress for relief.
, loll-ant ls Jnnler Worden.
more", B. 1.. Dee. t!2.——-0liver um.-
Ifl M fiehnonl, who was lost week
M to tilsdegree of omnsior Maison,
" him elected junior warden oft-ii.
O lodge of this oily.
“I Pin It 0M Point Comfort.
. Unrest- News. Vs.. lleo. 22.41".
» hotel It Old Point Comfort was
yditroyell by lire lstelsst night.
Marl]! bl thrust “5,ng partially
insurance.
. 1 . Intel‘s by Onloreform.
um. iota. her sausages. Smith,
am married men of anstls. commit
*flgfiilfle by strumming ol ounce of
W-
cl {Weather foremost.
W, followed by ole-r-
tenable
”so the! Torrents to Reach a Clergy-
It sbsolutely starving. 'i‘heir condition
l‘“ p.
e. e. L’HOMMKFICU.
wnn-rflAerl-lmor
in the Booth Nowell:
Evening
Sentinel.
so und tube
of
Butter at 240.
ll“! CANNED GOODS!
VEGETABLES.
can.
Squash.
FRUIT.
apple, strawberries.
All kinds of soups.
R. 8: R. plum pudding.
FISH.
13c, 15c, 25c, 35c. _ .
Ii you want something nice, tr
Strawberry Jam, 200 a jar, at
72 NORTH MAIN STREETJ
Housed». ‘Mvertise
Best Creamery
Corn, tomatoes, string beans, limas,
succotash, peas, 9, 13 and soc per
Heinz’s baked beans with
tomato sauce and Van Camps‘
asparagus tips, 25c; pumpkin and
Fine apricots, 2 cans for 25c; pears,
peaches, plums, cherries, pine-
Lobster, salmon, shrimp, herring,
soused mackerel and sardines,
Samuel Oomstock,lr
I ‘ 1.. 1 > “ figai
, «teams , .nuiofililshisb sorts” . ,
‘florfnrmmdoesblbstmosmnln. ‘
rm tormy loveonemmmio nanometers».
«Wish» trill. him ,wyuove spin
Mmmorthimmw ' r.sndlwone€eio g
To pay a thousand yours 0! lire and pain."
e Then sold the pitylllc angel: “hey. repent
That wild vow. Mail The disll lingerie bent
Down to the lust hour of thy punishment.”
But still she wallet“! prey thee, let me go.
[mum rise to peace end leave him so.
Oh, let me soothe him in his bitter wool"
The bronco antes ground enlisniy njsr.
And upward. Joyous. like e rising slur,
Bite rose and vanished in the ether tor.
But emu elicit» the dying sunset sailing
And like u wounded bird her pinlous trolling
She iiiutlered book with broken heertui well-
ng. .
She sobbed: ”i found him by the summer ecu
Rscllned. his head upon it mniden'o knee.
She curled his hair and kissed him. Woe is
me ’
She wept: “How let my punishment begin.
i have been fond and loollsh. Let me in
To expiete my sorrow and my sin.”
n...
The angel answered: “Nay. sad soul, go
higher! ,
To be deceived in your true heart's desire
Wes bitterer than a thousand years of tire."
. -Jolin Buy.
JUST PURE NERVE.
They had been talking of, nervy men
when one of the group asked if they had
ever known of Johnny Necley. who
sluid awhile in Santa Fe in lhoenriy
days of the town. He wasn’t a "bud
man,” a. little. smooth faced chop,
weighing perhaps 125 pounds. But be
was lightning, and by illlll by the boys
learned that he carried huge quantities
of nerve with him at all times.
One night Nocley strolled into the
White Bose saloon, and sitting down by
a small table some distance away from
the gang begun smoking a long, block
Mexican cigar while reading a newspa-
per that had come down by the lust
stilgo. He pulled away at the cigar un-
til half on inch of ashcshuiig at “mood.
The young fellow was tilted book in
his chair pointing up at an angle of 4.3
degrees. The ashes mode a splendid
target, and big Bob Sweeney cautiously
drew his gun and gave the boys the
wink.
There was il flush. u loud report, 11ml
the bullet from Bob‘s pistol flocked the
esllvsotl‘ Ni-i-lcy'scignr just as light; {illll
smooth as if he burl brushed them “Wkly
with his linger. To thosurprisoof only
one present the young follow (llll not
jump and yell asthi-y hail cxpmml. 111‘
stead llil slowly folded the newspaper,
laid it down on the table and llll'll llll'll‘
Y
log the word
???
(is, Bad Golds. lo.
tion:
a. Aceton l .
Ft.Pnl
Milton 8 to he .
In. evry urors L.
this disease is world wide.
R. H. Plaisted’s.
Scorn Noiiwlm Poll New Your:
9 oil, ll 30, ll as. mild. ll ill.
I’. lit—12 no.1 “.2 on. J 51.33134 07
e '10. 11 ll. 7 si1.i111.1o 211.
Hl'NIlM’S.
ll”. hi
Lem: New You: soil Hour" NOBWALK.
A. 1—10 in, ii 00. e is). 'l 00.11 00. 9.00. 1003.111
11 no. 1103. la.
is (l). e mi. 7 no. it 1.0, o :io, n on.
HUNDM‘S.
A M.» is on. s (K), 7 :10. ll. m.li no.
A. Mle iii. 1 ll, 6 :12. 7 t‘l. ii it. 9 11. loco. 11
11 4-1. 11 (ill
P. ll.‘“-l
ii. on. 111“
Hl'NDA‘i’H.
A.M.-«mln.l.11.7 42.11 is. lull -1 it.
A- Mrs :17, in on,
HUNDAYH.
A.M.-ll '20. l‘. M _.~ on.
Licivr. lllviimlv.
A. M.~»t 0:1,“: mull 1s. 11 owl‘. 31:430.!) til.
i-il'NilAi‘ti.
A .M.“*Hil.’i. l'.il~«i'.111.
”senor-rs
The col
altered to Ladies.
- snarled Ladies.
are. new.
m y W
mules; slightly wider;
.5... . « -.
Sold by oil linguists.
Did you ever get tired of see
AGETON - - - - -
- - - - - AOETON
If you are troubled with
llssdselle, Rheumatism, Issui-
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend—
ing it to your afflicted friend .
When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip
. v 0. ll. '
Take one every half hour. till perspir-
This success inOthe cure of
Aceton can be obtained at
Trains Leave
A. Mr'l'l oil. 4 55.5 iii. 1115.13 55.71». 7 as. N 21.
e A. M.~n in i ti». o is. 915. l’. M.«—s is. 7 2:1.
as
P.M.——106.aoo. iim. use. we. too. «:10. tel.
Luvs Horn-n Nlllui'AMi roll New Haven.
'37.?4‘2. 2105.420. ism. W. on. 1 in.
lMNllUliY limsms ~l.1~:lv1-: bio. Noumu.
i'. Mad in. s :12. 512.0 ts.
llllll ill Hill
solo. sure sud
rellitbic '61!!th Plilever
eielly recommended to
Ask for
PEIITIMII. Pill!
thumbnail". Scrotum
Price “caper box. liberates-unit
ummw.m.m
ell llllll looked at llio going with a (pier.
tioniiig expression on his bloc. lie illll
not even remove the rigor from, lllh‘
month.
When he saw the smoking revolver l3]
Sweeney’s hand, he got up nml. Wlilk-
lug over toward the loblo where the
gang were sealed, asked in tho niiliimt
sort of tulle, "Did you shoot at 1111-. or
my cigar?"
The gang was completely token iilllil‘li
ill the coolness ol’ the follow.
“I just thought I‘d flip the ashes olT
yer cheroot, young {viii-r. and save you
the trouble,“ replied Swvenvy, who .~‘l 1 ll
hold his revel“ 1'.
“Thank you very much. I just wont-
(,‘(l to know what you Wl'l‘l‘. shooting ui.
It woe is good shot. There's no hard
feelings. Have one with 111:)!"
As Neeloy spoke he pulled outnumber
long cigar and lllilll‘ll‘ll it to vawuvy.
The big follow hold out his lluilll for
the cigar. but he was fairly (lu’zwl by
llii‘ action of the young man. 'i‘lwu
Ni'vlvy \vvllt buck to his own lllllll‘ and
out down ugniu. As soon 11:4 blweoury
bod recovered from his nill‘pl’ir'u he
winked iii the crowd. and. pulling up
his gun, slrul'k n mulch in light his oi-
uur. As he l’ltlfii'd the burning iiinti-h
toward his mouth there was a sharp :1“
port, liliil it was knocked out of his lin-
gers. Quick 11s lightning Johnny Norivy
hull drawn u 6 inch dcrrmgi-r illlil haul
shot. the mulch out of Sweeney‘s lllllli‘l‘i.
“Never light it (‘lilllll' with u lliliTGll.‘
The fumes of the sulphur may spoil the
fluvor of the wood! Allow me to oii‘vr
you ll llgl1t,"sul1l Nci-lvy, stopping iivi-i'
11nd extending his lighted i-igur with his
left hand.
Bob Sweeney's face Willi u study. lie
let his vigor drop on the table. end, with
his bilillh-iou his knees. he just out there
for uniiiiulo uuil stored at the young
chop.
“Did you do that?" lloguspeil lit lust.
“Yes. but I mount no OlTlilJlil‘. Hero
is ls light."
iiob picked up his clear. hilt when he
wont to light it the boys sow thut his
build wns shelling n lriilc. llo got the
rigor bunilllu, and thou be out 11ml
pulled it in silence for live minutes. iii:
the will of which limo he got up, null.
alum-bu: lit lho bull buruul mulch lying
oil the floor, Hillil:
"Willi. 1'” be —--i"
Sweeney moreliod up to tho but and
look it drink. without it word to the
lions. Then he Flurli'll out. To rmir-h
tho door he boil to pill-1s the tuhh- where
Noeloy slit quietly reading the news.
pilpur. All he Wolltcil piled llll' young f1|l~
low the big bully look lill’ his, but 11ml
“Will not ill the door on tiptoo. Pretty
soon the others of lllli gum: followed.
and bolero morning every luzlil lll sumo
li‘o know that little Johnny Nr-vloy well
the quickest and best shot in the Will.
tory and that his norm was tho pom
atoll.
That little shooting mulch fired the
jokes on him. Nfil'll'y l‘mllllilll'd on lilo
even tenor of his Wily, llPVl‘t‘ boosllngof
anything one playing in hard look most
of the time, for six months passed bolero
the boys hild u chance to see his nerve
tested ngeiu. lie was gambling more
and more all the time and me; usually
broke.
One day there drifted into the town 111
regular professional bed man. He wore
his hair icon and called himself Arizona
lo,
Oil
Oil
. .‘i ' is, . p ' .
ways, believed jtllst Bob
be up to plotting
' f eel any Heeling but
they. dn't prove it at the inquest: it
was late It night. and Keeley was in
the into bank playing the high card and
leeinsrlght along. as usual. He seemed
to have faith that his luck would change
"that night and kept'vcibse watch of the
game. ‘He had spent his last dollar for
chips and bull staked bill. lust stock
when Arlvene Jolie entered the place
with nregniur Indisui‘ wsrwhoop and
tired a shot through the roof as u wurn-
log that he was out for trouble. Nearly
way, but Johnny Keeley did not even
look up from the curd bible. Joke was
s big, strong follow, and when he
caught sight of the little, smooth faced
chop sitting there playing fore it seemed
to set him wild. He walked over. null.
catching hold of disabled: of Neeley's
choir. lifted both foruleot from the floor
and let go. The young gambler got quite
it jolt by the full, and us be straightened
his chair he looked in mild surprise at
the ,hlg despemdo who lowered three
feet above him.
"Get out, you white faced kid! Go
home to your 1111)! You are as nice look
big thing to be sitting down to u game
like u maul Get out! Whoopl”
With. it fearful string of outlls Arizona
Joke brandishod u piulol over Necioy‘s
bend and ordered him loleiive the gums
and get out of the house.
The boys‘held their brenths for a min-
ute. but to their surprise Neeloy merely
sold to the big bully, "Please. go uwny
and do not annoy me. ”
“G0 uwnyl He. lllll I like thutl Soy.
young follow, do you know me?”
“Don‘t wont to. Let me finish this
duel." replied the young gamblvr.
The big bully seemed a little new
plusod becnuso Neoloy Would not resent
anything he did, and, standing is few
feet uwuy, be begun to curse 11ml obese
the young fellow. By this time Neoley
had lost his lost chip.
“I'll try one more dooi. Give me $71
worth of chips on my gun.” sold llil'
gambler as he look out his revolver :11111
pussl-il it over til the (lililli‘l‘. The whip-i
were pushi-il across the table illlll Nor Joy
sluki-il llli’lll ull oiloiiulul‘il of llivrurila.
Arizona Jillii‘ b.1il soon the young 111:111
' ass over-bis pistol, and with a yr“ l1:
)llmlli‘il illlll Fi‘lll'd Nl'l’li')’ byllio collar.
lifting lillll clear over his hood. ilu
swung him mound two or throw tiinr-s
and then let him drop on llil‘ floor.
Nci'lvy linidvil on his fort illiil there
was lire iii him-yrs. Quick :H il ilusb lin
l‘t‘llCllHl norms tho fillfll'llblvunil snub-ha
l‘ll up his pistol from [be open lll'lin‘I'
when- the llillill‘l‘ bull m it. Juki- sin:
the movement illlll rm 2 led for his own
gulls. but be was not quick enough. There
Was a loud report. :iiiil llll‘ big. coward-
ly outlaw tumhlwl over. shot through
thr- lil‘llrt. Nlli‘li‘y turned book to UN“
fut-o table just usqiiiot.i1.‘~‘if nothing bani
happened, 11nd. building his pistol bunk
lo lln- ili‘llll‘l', be said:
“(in on with the lit-:1]. My last ilvv
on tho queen. “—liull";1lo Express.
The Earliest American (bias.
The very earliest l‘iilllilflil that run in
coiled Allli'l'll'illl was ordered by tho Vii»
gilliil coliipuuy iiilll was minted in tho
Bermudas lll llll‘ your “31?. Ar lllul
limo. llllll for is long time :llli‘l‘. minim-o
\Vus llu» slzuiilorii l'lll‘l‘i‘lll‘)‘ 111 Virginia.
111 1641:), bom-wr, llli' Virginia it'll-“viii!
bly, after reciting lliiil it "had indium--
1y wolglii-il illlll (‘i‘llr-llli'l'i'll bow iilll'ullv
lagoons :1 quoiuv (l'llllil would be to lbi-i
colony. iillll lbw grout wiiiils 21ml mien-r»
1w: which do daily lllllllll'll 1min it by
solely depending on robin-r11,“ provided
for llll‘. issui- of (“upper l‘lllliil (if llll! (lt-
uoluiiliilioiis of lu'opohw', llll‘t‘lpl'lll‘i',
lelll‘lfl‘ii llllll llllll‘lll'llf‘l'. but nothing
was I‘VL‘l‘ {lune lnwnril ('urryliil; out lllt‘
ow.
Seven years liilt‘l‘, in May, 1115-3, the
”gt‘lll‘l'ill court" of lllussooliusriis
passed it low which created 11 “1mm
bowso" 111 Boston, and which directed
that ii rogulur i'oiilugi‘ luwstulllislii-ii,
’l'bilcoills provided for by this low worn.
in the quiiilit lunuuilgo of the. old slui-
ull'fl, “in boo ‘J pom-v, ll pi-iim and Il
peril-opi-um-s, \l‘llll‘l) film“ be for forum
llilllv ilnii iitiliilpi-il on om! able willl N.
it. iillll on U!" olllur side with i‘lilil‘lll‘li 1'4
x1iil.viil lillll 1iii.1iivcoiiliiig m the Vision
of i‘ili‘ll pin-mu" This limited mini \l'llri
llio (Hill which lll’ilillll‘l‘ll lbw famous
"onk iron," tlilll "pine li‘l‘i‘ shillings."
Wllll‘ll ime highly valued by collectors of
old mills ulul Wllll'll bilvu told us high
1111 $213 i-uiib. 'l‘l11svzli'ly iiiiut i‘lllilllllli‘ll
in npvruliou for :i-l years. During ibi-
ri‘igliof Willialiil iliill Mary(-nppvrriiili».
wmu struck ill ibis mini for the i'nro-
liims u.-1 \vvll 11.1 for Now l‘lllglillill in
lil'lll‘l'ail. 'I‘lii' lira-i l-uiii‘isirui'k for Mill)“
111ml were silver shill inns, sixpi-io-o ulul
lourprumi Illi'Ci‘h', \l‘llll'll lioril llilllllillll'i'
I'iiusi'll lo lb’l lninlvil lll l.lL111lloii.—~rll..
Louis ill public.
_.
llussiu's Grunts-st Ambition.
In (‘oiistnniiimpln centers lbw \‘llfi'li‘h‘l
iliiibitiouu of the mob oi more. For lli'l'l'
lil‘i’lllill‘)’ llll‘. grout llbiln pmwr llll‘i
(ll‘iv'i‘l‘llill'il lmuml llll ilui‘t’ll ul’ i'iiirs.
(m 1' lllllilllllllli‘i hie-1 slu- (who. ll'w’lllv
proplm bun Hlil‘Hlllxlui‘ll. ii'olllivs him she
lliilllll itllil ll'l'lllii‘i-i him she lfll‘li 11p.
lifllilifll has she riilsvil liliil homes built,
worslnm sbo wound 11ml countries him
she absorbed in lwr iiizlrx‘b. U11 the sur-
film bur policy bus l‘llilllullll so often
that llic villi? of tin-111 wmihl in“- n toples-
try for vorirunlhiu. At. llviil't ll lliis
lli’W'l‘illV‘Ti‘ll one loin. Him in mining to
the Mi‘lllli'l‘l'illil'llll. moi Hlll! is PiiillillK
then: through the Bosporus end the
Diariloni-lles. llvr poi-woo is its lixnd 111i
fills. uliiisbo in prepared in his 11s Iiil‘
tlollt its Provident-e in its ili‘ooinplish-
mcllt. lint so long us she exists she will
never relinquish il. Bit by bit Turkey
has rotted; stop by step the Cossack.
with his cross. hos advanced. 'l‘odey ho
is almost within striking distance--
Hrurv Norman in onmoeeiis.
every one in the plebe got out of the .
‘
Honest Tobaccos
are demanded by the in—
telligent chewers-ior they
know the difference be-
tween straight goods and
sham stall.
All men know “ L"
stands for best leaf tobacco
——finest flavor, and the
kind that satisfies.
Once used it’s always
chewed—~50 most chewers
use
B-
Tobaccos.
Don‘t. be persuaded into buying: lini-
meuts without reputation or llll‘l'ltv—
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no more
and its merits have been provon by a
test of many years. Such letters as the
following from L. (,‘r. llilflll'y. llueilenie,
(3:11., are constantly being received:
“The best remedy for pain we have ever
ureilis (filmliiberliliil's l’iilll llulm, and I
any so iifllrl‘ lllli‘llll: used '1: in my family
for several years." It cures rlwuniziiisnl,
lame biii‘kuipl‘llllifi 11ml swollilles. For
sale by (t. (3. Sl’lllritlli.
The old Why of (lPll\’1\l‘ll':;{ incisuigi‘s
by posi-l-oys l‘illlil'lill'ldl with the lilillli‘l‘ll
telephone. illustrates the obi tedious
methodl‘iof "breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure by
Ono Minute (‘ouuh (bro. G. (3. Stillsou
and E. 1’. Wood.
Mr. N. N. Osborn, well known at
Woodstock, Mioll., W115 troubled with a
lame book. He Wm; persuaded to use
(‘biimlwrialill's i‘uiu Balm. 11 gave lillll
relief in one night. This l'muoriy is ulso
famous for its cures of rheumatism. For
sale by (7:. (I, Htillson and E. 1'. Wood.
To cum all old sores. to llt‘ill nu indir-
lent ulcer. or to speedily cure piles. you
need simply npply DcW'itt's Witch
Hazel Salve according to directions. its
magic-like action will sun-rise you.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fat— _
tiniis .. 1: as
similar. ‘ emy
a , . supper.
I
The old lady was right when she mid,
the child might die it they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little one‘s
life with is low doses of (lilo Minute
(.‘i’lugb Cure. She llllll used it for (*roup
before. G. U. filillmm and E. l’. Wei-ii.
Mr. C. M. Dixon. it Well known incr—
about of l'li‘ilszllih Ridge. ll‘ultoii l‘o,
l’il., bus :1 little girl who is li‘t’llilt‘llll)’
threatened willi croup. but \tllt'll the
first symptoms appear. his wife gives in 1‘
Chamberlain's Cough Iii-iiiwly, wbii'vi
always iiil'orils prompt relief. The '13
and 50 cent sizes 101' Billi.‘ by (l. (.7. Silli-
sou.
Soothing. and not irrilutilig, sin-umb-
ening, and not weakening. small. but
illTC(:l.lVl'-—l~'ll(!h are the qualities of hi“
Will's Little Eurly lllscrs, llio Tlilillllln‘
little pills. (l. C. filillsou fllitl H. 1'.
Wood.
Desincss Cannot be Cured
by local lllllllll'illlllllhl, us ibny mum-t
relish the tliseiisvd portion of tho our.
Tin-re is only one Why in NW“ (holiness,
iillfl that is by i-mlsliluimlml li'illi‘illl'fi.
Dvolnoss is ruuwi by 1111 llllldlm'il l‘nll-
(illlou of ill-1 mucous lining of Kim t‘ile'i"
lil‘llliill lube. When this tube unis 111~
ililiiiril you have it rumbling.r sound or
imperfect lli‘ill'lllflfilllll when it is riillrw
1y closed ili‘lil‘nvss is llm rmull. :ilill
unless lhv intimiiulinil i'illl lu- luliril 1111'
and this lulw restored in its llnl'llllil mu.
iliiiou.llelirllilr will ho iiv-«lroymi l'orwwr:
nine cubes Hill of ll‘ll 11m r lllnl d by out.
im'li, which is 11¢ illlliil: but illl i11il.11umi
condition of HIV liinrous billion-s.
We will give one liniiilml dollars for
any ruse ol‘ lll‘lll‘ill‘ml miliwl by oilturrll 1
that olmnol be ('lll‘l‘ll by iluil's (‘ulilrrb
(Jere. Solid b 1r l'il'l'illdi‘b‘. free.
l‘.. J. “HENY l\‘ (lib, 'l‘illi‘llll' l ),
"Sold by ill‘ugulslfi, 15w.
OAETORIA.
he! ..
“ll-ll: , To:
“t“ . », W m-
It Molten ii iiiysiory how 11. W‘lil lills
beon“euuuht." 'l‘llci'in-i is. however.
that when the blood is poor imil lilo syn
ioindeprossed, one becomes peculiarly
liable to dimmer. When the oppeliie or
strength leils,Ayer's Snrsepariiin should
be taken without delay.
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority oi'
{maple die from lung troubles. These
may beaverted by promplly rising (lilo
a. .la
. Children's Panacea-«the Mother’s
Ontario is lit. Bowel new.
prescription for Infants endflhll
dren. it contains neither Opium,
Herphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isehsrmless substitute fol
Peregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
end Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers Outorieis the
Friend. _
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Costume. end are that the ioc-slmtl:
signature of
is on the:
erpperJJ' M
Westinllpro- ‘ '
loci ourselves and the public st all hazards.
The (“omens COMPANY, 2'7 Murray 5L. RY.
our-.21 W ‘vr
9,7?" ‘ -_
We...‘§‘%
1576 to 1883
. v” s .. ' ,. "
‘ :6lli'lslmui1iido‘hadmtepe‘m‘three weeks ,
buying preteen; {crouch member of the" ,
troop, else they Would have voiced
quite a dlfl’ereut sentiment. ” No. 2
says. "if the Child 0;. fielhltbenl hull
known what :1. terror Hill” birthday was
going to become to Ch'fibliau people, he
would have been discouraged about be- .
ing born at oil. I believe.” A young
lady says she has to save up all her
spare money six months 'nheod in order
to give gifts at Christmas, otherwise she t
knows she won’t get milling next your,
Christmas, 1807. ‘Amlllllrvyouug Worn"-
nu, who gels her “villi; writing for;
newspapers. euros scrub money with
which to buy presents {and lit the some
time. takes her little spits out at the
world by publishing on urticlu with tho"
bending. ”How Presents Are Priiul Out
of Us."
Hus it come to this—that tle most so-
ured, most joyful day of (ill the your f0
Uhrisliuu belitewrs boa become a mere
mansion for prying presents out of us?
If so, then it is time (Jill‘lstinlls them-
selves brgaii ll reform by abandoning
the giving of gifts on that (lily.
‘Mcniiiiinu, lmwrver, for those Who
have not the stiffness crepe... Necessary
to do this nil lit olive, bore ill‘li u few
drinks which it will. be Well ll) observe:
Don't uiw your bachelor uncle or i‘ll.’ll
relative of either sex some little twi~tuil
up glue-rook of lllliiltililliiliil or dorm :l
work so that: Illl- 1'i( b i'vlutlvu will feel
obliged ll) Hi 111i you blill‘i‘, ”1111;: that (“0.4m
100 times as lillil‘ll. It is nillt‘l)‘ 11 spo-
oim oi' lililf’limlill.
Don‘t give your beloved pilczlor ii pair
of slipper toys \i‘llll‘ll it: will cost him
5,41 to gut roles. for iillil will ("slow him
really in 1.1; out if y-«rliut 112i iirrz-xiillit of
. your gift.
Don’t. rub the tugs or inscriptions (it?
« Examiner In
IVS. Patent Office,
(Olives. 434% Main Sin-ct.
flfllmEl'OnT. (‘KDNN
PieKLse
OYSTERS!
Leave your orders for the
Holidays.
Blue Paints
()n the Half Shell.
Horse Radish Ground to Order.
8: . . .
ZELUFF
T" l‘lillillli‘. Si-l.
Ah,’ ,..
‘Sanla Claus Raises the Curtain
in this store. on tho llili‘.~l, 13er
l‘il'l' Killlii l'wl liillli'l’ 'Illl'llml' 11.1 il11~ 1- 11—
lililiiitv. 'J‘lwro is :«lliil'lllillflfnl‘ mu 1')‘
llnil;.'1lililul prices vviirylmly 0:111 adv-1.1
it: my.
Pointing. paper hanging and deoomo
me.
If not convenient for you to Pilll ill. llw
store. drop is poslid. and Iwill llfllill'liht'fl
to cull on you with lli'uillincof Huliipll's f
E . E . G O R H A M ,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
billet Norwnlk,
Conucoiieuv
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
3
Then Leave Your Orders for
Print-
ingi
At tho sentinel
Office.
AIQllizléNSl‘P/M'
H“ WOMAN‘S HFLll‘»?
”namely”... '1...l,......1ia. ,1~....i moan...”
Hull son'si‘1~si‘l'.1.i,sswl saw sinus".
Ag vii 13 em so 1-7 will“. llirsm forgll‘t‘y .. “new“.
Luvs arm. n. . 131mm... Mess. I’ellwhlilk.
Sold by (ice. (j. Simeon. South Nor-
Minute Cough Cure. U. (I. Btillison
on Wood
. e e '
wells.
‘ l'l'llliil new this Vi'lll'.
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li‘lllll~i1llli'.~‘l lim oi‘ \V’ull Philemon: \lil-y
_ your Cli‘l'l‘llllllv; (“lll‘i'l‘a‘ of lost your iil‘iil
51-1111 tlmiil in your urqunintiiiiws ‘31‘31'
You might liltili“.
Ll l!ll$liill~‘,}'f1‘l l~.illl'\V. iiiiil H-‘lial 11111/ bowl:
to lb" 1\~-1'.m1‘. \Vll‘l unpfiiiuily gave it to
you.
Don't give your lili‘Ul girl i: gingham
:1; mu or :1 131;: 1' ll'lll‘l’y working gown.
14in}. c1111 buy 13...... int bursi if.
1
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'iT‘m vrilil 13.1w; 211'413 in li’.’W\'t‘:-’i me
its 'r'li‘lJ :1 11‘15-1
i Ali-~il‘illiil. 1".'.'1lil}' 31 .ll’.~' ilgii ll. Wild i'X‘
peril-i1 limit 1111:.“ Ending on illilliil‘llv
pimi liliiilswulu Lilli gl‘lrut profit. and
.121“? us: :bw r:1l.l=i1-;uf
r.-
F!
.I v.45 {liti'i'ril lulu 1'11. {.41 (bully. Tim
I'i‘Silil. 1.»: thin: llli‘ couim‘y is iirwi-stizrftxiil
Their (Minus i'dlilim;
gr: #1 npii-im for llli in. Au 1illl'llllllllll:¢
lu’l‘ll mulb- to r‘i‘ll lliriiito glue llii‘lol‘ll‘rl
, :iilil l'wriillliilig i‘fillillllfilllili'llli of lliil
llfl(1.~flll‘l3
11w 11 pay to slllp llli‘ili 1o From-1‘ for
born.- lit‘l f. in tho mmrrn port of Wash-
111;:11'111 slain zilom- liar-n- :m- llil),ilil0 ii’
llii so surplus hinge blurs» .~'. They not up
'1 the gross lii;.t would sustain bamboo!)
l punil lm'f mlrll'. $ll11l \i'llllt' lbw}: occupy
tlzx- Ltl'i‘llllll [lily (ll‘ll'l' 1 ll zill (‘illlli' 111111
1 Jim 11. 'l'fiu ii' own l~‘ \wiiiil l1» $1.0Lmn
1 11.10 lb‘ll'l'l' oil 11' tiny \l‘f'l‘“ i’u :ul. ‘l‘li' to
blinl'llll}; Illl'llli‘i. ngluv-
wif'ii Willi liol‘si :<.
1.1m”, but Willi-ill]: sum-14:4.
1iiig'iil li!’ bi 2’4:-
1iii11}; lilm lbw l‘zll‘llli :‘lliililllli: perky 111
\l‘lili‘ll bis invill insure-55111" Wall's bull
‘ :1 Flllil‘l' iit Bl“llll' llll.
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p illlii" ll yvzlr 1‘s itiilii pr-
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lbw dowry Ll‘.‘.:il ~: if ll 13! 1.11‘)‘ iiizil out
11-11; :1 luv; 1... 1 ~, liiw l’l" ii‘ >i11:.1*illi-.1'
illiiill. \v‘uiwb llli 5' string l'm My ll 5.. xiii 1'
111 ll l_\'lii“-'v‘l‘ll'li'li iiiiliusrzipf. 13111113.
"iiuziibiir 11f nib: " 1111111 .iiii\\'z:1.».1'\v1;u
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Lilli ; 121:1: x .‘11 l. 1% f 'ri-l 1:11.11-
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lfllumiii \‘..ll ii” on: lll Iii‘lw :11 vi Misti-EL
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l‘il"’ 1-. nm :1 I .azpr llilillll'i‘ :illrl liillli‘lllll‘l‘
zilinii lbw llll 1‘1111111 L11 Hui Hlili‘ of lbo
‘. wk more lliiiil i ll‘l‘“ 1-1‘ l'd’li"? ill at (‘i'lh
l‘tl)’.
'i'bw ll?<il‘1lll=v"vl .1‘. 1:1 would; llizli Til?
gin is .2 ill" cm ‘i 1mm int 2:: you» 21!.
in“ 1 it". 4 i i'nzil 1.11m )ou will lli‘l'lilll‘l
l1lil"ll wiser. 11mm f.il.~"i’lll},-,' illiil bril~
hunt. tlmii lbw 1W! ol' llilllllllllil lwi'nuno
311.1i‘ iiilvrili' pvi‘vzvpl ions \\ ‘ll lll‘ up 11ml
by ill" pl‘ili'ili'v of l1 Ill11;:;'éil'l:l1'b‘:i li'lllli
for l'.’,\'1’.1r9. 'l‘lli y’niltzlll lll II“.
it is vbmfi'iil to illffl'ul‘vr i'wiuillii: m1.
111ml rrpui‘t of til-iii‘wlilrj.’ of, .v\_r.:1*.lvuli11ro
Morton Hist 72 per wot. «if lllli‘l‘ul‘lliii of
tho limb-1i filiill‘k’ :lri- frui- Li'iou mort-
gzlgia The secretory likewise illiilil lbut
llwm 3m! proportioimlly quLio us many
iiioriimurri forum in the cosh-m stolen us
in the: western.
The will pri'sldiilit after Mr. McKin-
ley will on «ducted in one century and
iorulgiii'iiiml in another —.elueted in
i900. innoeursicd in Will. .
Norwalk Chronicler