only i... brilliant
who made liar cm
, Mrs. Ann wa-
. , millet-mi: in it- dictum
'_ lwmdc for in at once a
. iambic! rare ability.
luvmuucumnmunty
m for cannula: Work
'. rm. DAISY Fl'l'ZliUGli areas.
a ‘ develop. Her carccr hero, however,
a. goon cut short by a happy marriage to
inseam resumed her writing more as
hallucimado contributions to many of the
Wall magazineo of the north, both in
m d‘poetry. Her Writings in their
‘ Kentucky hours in which she was
nurtured. he in not, however. a native of
the Ellie G so State, but was born in Vir-
r 73min and in connected with many of the
mud old favorites of that line old state-
, Fl" Lone, the Fltzhughs, tho Washingtons
Wino the Carlislee.
' ' 5 :In person Mrs. Ayers is tall and slender.
with dark eyes, brown hair anda cloar,
. .m'itbreeite into usmiie that lights the
1m eye-and parts the lovely lips.
, Ear home is now in New Haven, but
Mr clam writings, touched as they are
it swarm heart and brilliant brain,
have mule for her many homes in the
Mo! her readers.—Mando Andrews in
”in“ Constitution.
gI'll. ill-tron In Society.
plain of the last century cut a
,1 illegals figure in many of tho
_ “ when!“ called good society. To
be euro, Ilia want necessary as a chapel-on,
u fimhnud, a sort of equalizer and hal-
uncnlvvhcti‘for the younger portion of tho
fachlqnahlc world. But society was very
largely niude up of young people, and mar-
rl‘ed women especially were the background
for, the lpring flowers and buds in the
garden 01 girls Indeed the woman who
mi panned into what might be called the
id mdd'l “blown! quite likely to ho
, owded mutilate one ride to make room
, those who view more youthful, and, as
they were thwcounidered, more attractive
cute in the lociulcongiomerato.
at all thin is changed now, and while
are trauma receptions for the intro-
ng of the debutante and coming out
olten mean nothing more than the
launching‘ into moiety, it is a curi-
”that“ young woman in a sec-
claimant 'In almost all cultivated
it is, not by any means ho-
. r lulu lace attractive, but bu-
» world in beginning to Minimize
"luau! urchin thought and to place
at ill proper «am that portion of tho
loci iodo with the limping of public auntie
meet and im given a great deal of ill!
Mill tone to the null] world.
topic and II Icon to m flrlit freillmm iii
«haunted- Ill. another at band and care-
luily lead! the flat out at eight or gently
Gm It with Iomethinl: very "pat"
unnatural fidcond. She {:capabio of bar-
mcn helm ‘ lit a memo. keeping
claim the. rum radically rtmcllont to
each MM, and mdothiug out the ripple»
. that minimally make their appearance
on the mice. of the circle over which rho
in mild upon to provide.
When lilo hill the handling of a com-
‘ pony. til-rem no wallnowm, no Ill’uilkl
_- do the ,mnl the coalition, and no
, onward hall!“ or accident: that tho
lliplo of chilled femininity can avoid.
‘ Kile ”mum and munmlor of the
your. man and Iii-idem, the cafe domai-
at all “turmoil. and while rho rarc~
I) , bird! to matchmaking. film in
will hint; to mean matters that two
faith!“ can, occasionally boat till one
“Ill-mono and not not their loved
Mfume.
V f $11.0! thin is done with such it
~ . audcolicccylhatmconchappy
bid of limb awoman. “lihc (loco
douchhcmcelvco." Andtlilu
of harm and her popu-
‘ do”; conciliat- their cation
It all mortal unless there is
married women are
line! the remark c! more than
the couple in charge,
, convenient corner. than,
'w'l‘iil out of hi! deaf one
' laughter-comp etc ,7
convolution of the
land all loan as
people who wish
Without new.
public. For
tiny am an»
a mu: Occur-once who: Will in»
”fault is it? if the rod. switch light lf'
avenue; says: "i have bad kidney lmu~
magnified young lawyer in New The Best
find. Birdcath soon following their Christmas
in ivcroion than for any'dcflnitc purpose. Present
myiiudfilnullty bring with thouin breath Connecticut beneral Life
thc'cwect clover and summer winds of Insurance Co.. of Hartlord.
”complexion. Her face is very lovely .' 5. L,H°MM:D"U'
community that has always had more or south ”own“ sum” B'nk'
Tho matron of tho mom. day has, all bank, lieltl tliin (into. it dividend to dept) a
”gm“. WI “1“)! ll very interesting pcr- Horn of interest til the rule of four per
mag”. If m 1. tip to date, iihc is cultl- cent. per anuum WM ill'l'lili'iill for the all:
"Nymmlng, “0““! and full of to. months ending January 1. Nil, payable
7 on and after January ll. Ni}. interval.
.9513"- “innocent-ti] when“) 9m” uotdruwu will be credited to ilul'llllllln‘
and draw lull-rent from January 1, lli‘lli'.
Perfection
Million! mluhllmnuiue Heats adjoining or upper rooms
Wmmumgm whm mo Call and SEC ll“ Repairs {Or any
H
‘ u a! tantrum in the riy.
”If“ “m “m “"33“", alumni M'f‘l’ula life. cc.
x ”powwow-mm. o. w. RAYMOND.
on Wanna-ton Caron.
wanrn Know
t fl’.
term Maw-of Curr Random
, if when a in horn warns the mar
me: to cheer oi the coast. he still huge
thefsiiorc and wrecks upon it, whom
up and the engine driver deliberately
pulls ahead and pliclles into another
train, blame the driver. I! a careless
workman, will in spite of writ-hinge. try
to find out how many teeth a buzz
new has. and the saw tries to find out
how many lingers the workman has.
blame the woriunaumuol the saw. ii
a sick man knows that a certain mcdl‘
clue is doing him good and he carc-
lessly neglectsuo ate it, blame the man
~uot the medicich ll South Norwalk
people who have kidney complaint and
backache will not lake Dunn’s Kidney
Pills when they are iudorsed by scores
of citizens, blame the peoplewuot the
lndorsers. '
Mr. R. G. Millard, of No. 51 West
bio for years. l have taken so much
medicine and been under the care oi
PllySlClfliN so often. l ought lo be an
authority on the i]lll‘rilli,ln. I seemed to
be rid ulomy trouble for a time. but it
showed signs of returning, and I want»
ed in check it. I noticed some pub—
lished tintemcnts about Dnzm’s Kidv
ucy l’illsa. and omclu'ml a box at Ilulc’s
pharmacy. in Norwall; They are, liclp
lug me. I have final :‘ilurled my second
box." '
Dunn's Kidncy i‘illr: for sale by all
dealers. l‘rivo. so cumin: mailed by
Fl‘laicr-blilliurii(Hm,lini‘l‘:dn,l\7.V., sole
urgent»: for the United States. Remem-
bor the nanie~—Dozui's—and take no
other. '
for yourself if you live. and your
lum ly if you die. is an Endown-
moot policy in the
With insurance as with everything
0 else. thobesl is the cheapent and
lie erday will given young man
at ousnnd do lam insomniac lo
loeuioy himself in old age. You
do not nose what you hum paid
if you stop payingrm limo after
three years cash. ya. no. or paid
up policy. or he limuml lor the
{all amount for tho balance of tho
mm.
4 South Main'Btreet.
TEA
350!
In I pound ‘pack- .
ages at
Sam’l.
Gemstock
_ Jr.’s,
l
72 NORTH
MAIN
S T R E ET.
lN’l‘i'iliiis’i‘ NI l'l‘li ‘E.
SmrTu Niilili’ildi, Coma, lieu. 28, mm.
Atuiueotim; of the managers of this
JOHN ll. KNAI'P, ’l‘ruaeim'r.
(lt’iltiw
Radiator
without additional expense for
fuel.
clove that's made.
T E '
Rant lad WMhlhl’tou Street llridllo.
Funeral Director
and Elohim-r.
It. Kimmie.
“some final
M
maul: v'oun ,
3
z .
mm
Luiblc over the cartoon to no glided. rover»
«Ml! would aim he bluebird in the mom
. ill. thocdmlicmi
‘ _ . alumni! Buuioicar law,
mi to ill: practical liming: on lilo as m
Mil. cornea and human naturegcacraiiy
inlhotym coon , No not mean to
largo-t" the which Rtopaiak eu-
pounced to too a: . his opinion cumming
tho mace why fluuioue and Amer-loam
like each otmwtbot both people are only
half civilized-«bat I do mean to say that
in America an in Ronda, or vice vents if
you like, women who dull-c to win all the
good things of life proton wine to handicap
tilcmuclm or throw themneivea entirely
out of the race by acquiring more than the
cupcriioiai acenuiplinhmeute. l'cith‘cr Rue
clan nor Emerita» man are educated unto
the point of lilting well mini-med, cloudy,
carat-t women, except for azotheu and
pouillly in mine cam for aviator-r.
' “Of source thorn urea few foolich women
in both conutrica and a tolerable abundance
of utterly fmlluh and blinded pol-onto who
believe in the theory of higher education for
woman. But moat of them come to their
senses owner or latcr—qgancrnily later, aft.
or their own lime, or the lives in their
keeping, have been hopelessly ruined from
a worldly point of view, and all the world’s
rewards have passed them by and have
showered into the laps of the other curt of
women.
“In short, American women will do well
to yield the palm of learning promptly
and gracefully to any nation which amen
fltto claim it for its women, American
man, as a rule, arc in busy in making
money and enjoying it.‘rathcr than in m...
quiring menial treasurer, that it is dun:
porous {or American women to know
much beyond the arts of fascination.
”One is really inclined to think at tiince,
despite all the ‘pmgrcsn' of women, that
after conscientious parents have brought
up u girl to he cloudy. truthful, scrupulous
and delicate in taste, well educated in lilo
best sense of tho ward—which includes
sonic solid nequimincnts—thc kindest serv-
ice which they can render to thoir child is
in chloroform her. They have propzm'd
her to live with tho annals, but certainly
not to live in ‘sociuty' of the present day,
conipcto with glria who have been wisely
brought up to moot the conditions of that
socluly and orbit-Vii the social success of
tho latter. which the steady girl's unwise
pnronts always expect, most irrationally
and unjustly." All of which certainly
shows a novel point of viuw.——Uritio.
Model Bedroom.
The last 81) years have witnccsod it won—
derful ilnprovonwnt in the inannfm-tura
of good sized. eruufnrluliio buds—«it loud:
in continental Europe—fur the benchliko
boltslvllen of southern (lcrnmny hover dis-
graced the. hotels of the English speaking
nations. An early on lile a Fronoh trav-
clcr acknowledged tho uniform macllmma
of “it! British dormitorieeu‘ 'cinau romns.
often carpeted, always well aired. broad
blankets filill mild. onurnmua liivisl-iudu.”
'l‘ba bitter adjective roaiiy filled tho fat-l,
if ii. is lruo that tho “great bed of Warn"
was 12 foot lulu: by ll broad, willm canopy
like a circus tout.
Bud curtains are not only entirely super,
iluous, but pmiliruly ruinom to lung pix»
licnls, who iil‘t' thus obllgcd to breath" lbw
sumo ininmimlmivn ulrovcr and im-r again.
but broad. duplicate lnatirI-ssos mum undo“
lilo hood of ruiionul luxur‘u-e and um nui‘
and out prol‘emidu in tho woven wlrv sub--
stillilm. llaminm-kx on board ship are .1
lessor» evil. but on form ilrma elm'pvra
should build their hope of it sound night's
tent on tho ili‘nwst possible inundation. and
tho war against tho vrudlv superstition
should be waged without mmprmnim'. A
modern educator lli,~iimiin-e.~i it as tho can-:0
of virulent (lllleiilvo disorders. and clown;
it with the pumizurio oulmuv. "Never l‘l‘fi'
t-u m‘vrmlllm Sliil‘pli'wniiss by fl ro'uirt in
cradling and nun-wiles. ’l'hn lethargy in
lllll‘iid by rocking and cradling is akin in
.the drtiWsy torpor of a would; pzmseixgur.
and one might as well try to bouuinliu
lllllll'iil by a whack on tho instill."
Feathor lll'llfil hau- happiiy gone out of
fashion. but few linim'km-pers how on you
recognized the sanitary udvantagm of
wmlun blankets: as vomprlrml with heavy
padded quillu that n'prean liw organic I‘X-
hulaiinnn :llllll‘iillMllilgllfiéin‘iilH and irony
bled dreams.
While the body in killif. comfortably
warm the brmlhlngnf lilll‘ll mid air inn
posith‘u luxury and tho inn-at lung balm
llumlardiscolored—at loam. to individuulw
wimhuw flu-ml their minds from llll‘ haunt
lug droud of the night air «uporaliliun, for
them in no doubt that vivid illunlmw run
humans well an cumdiseased—Chautau-
quail.
"into on (iiidln‘g.
(laid paint and limnzm play an impor-
tuiitpart in many forum of limuodmvorm
lion. in fact, they are llllllHIN'leiililll when:
rlub Minot»: uro dimircd, and wiaro the
autoimmune of a room or its furniture
mud» to bn relieved by bright-militant
Yul. thorn in often much dililrully nxpvri
Miami in applying: ilnuu in such a hunumr
that the lllif‘llii‘il. i‘filil‘l‘lfllly in gliding. will
not prmiuiit itetrmkmi uppourum-cwiwu
dry. For this i‘l‘iiilllfl it Iain munymmm
dovlrabin mpuraham-tho inutaillo paintoby
llm mun-o. or at least. apart from tho modi-
Iiui whivb am-ompuuim tin-m. wlmu ulmmll
quantity both of tho powdur uml medium
uro put up together in a box. will: bnmh,
"tin. ready for lino, according I." the (lime-
tinma for mixing. it is thin mixing of
paint and mcdium, however, which iuoflcn
tho foundation of tho trnublc, though poly
Iiiily llm nimilmu an prupurcd could bc
lined in no other way.
liu ilmt an it may. the mutt mutiafnctory
method in lilcunc to boprcfurrod. and it
lam boon round iiyitlu gliding anything
which will ho ulvan rather piano impou-
tlon, a lilil'flil‘t nurfmai may be ohtaincd by
first giving flili object a oiumntli vnatof
hard all linirh, union a «all; brmh. An
ordinary paint brunh made,- of brieticu Will
invariably imvc brush marlin. Allow the
obit-rt to «total for a few moments in the
“WWW”! u largo paper, lill‘llilil mama to?
bio, and no filmfi on tho nppliratioh lil tacky
to tho finger, iaim up mum of rim gold
powder on a clean piece of cotton wool or
A clean brush, and duct it an moldy no post
but ovary part. Altoi- atandlnn for u cimrt
lime, to become thoroughly dry. the aunt
tut-bod mmicr will dustofl readily. The
acid powdcr scattered on the normality
than ho Mornm to the packet for future
use.
. limiting the Tooth.
The uppcr tooth should be brushed dowry
ward and the lower than upward from the
[innit Do not fmnh thctoeth iongtbwaya,
aaihcy aroapt to lacunae loomed, and the
gums will also «offer. The incident the
way. Tepid water in tin lame to me both
for cleaning the lentil Iild figuring the
totes"
would” 1 . -
mm union. If the
crush acclaim ohm ' after beluculcd
and m upon radio the air, it will mt
flinch Salim. il’mthbrunhco should new
be kept in a cloned mptaclc.
, Tooth powder; should be charm with
great illuminant, ,l’cr 59ml arc the lulu
wins will be Manda vary good ponder:
Mix ‘logctbcr ball an ounce oi powdered
hack, a cum n! an ounce of myrrh. a
drum of cumphar and an ounce of prepared
chalk. Another aimplc recipe in an follows:
Add 2 ounce: at oamphurotcd chalk, ii
drama of my tiny powdered borax. hell
an ounce of powdered orrla root and half a
drum of powdered myrrh. , Mix, the lu~
gradient: thoroughly together, and keep
the powder in o ctoppcrcd bottle—Moan.
real Star. '
Childhood Appetite.
The 8125(3th at a child hi quite on cue-
ceptiblc education in both a right and a
wrong direction as are its mental or moral
faculties, and parents, in whose hands this
education mainly routs, should give the
subject careful coulidcration. since upon it
the future hoaitir and usefulness of their
chiidrun'uotn little devolve. We should
all beruicrnof our appetites instead of sub-
joct to them, but whether this be no or not
depends greatly upon curly dietetic traili-
lug. Many a loving mother. by thought-
lemi indulgence of her child, in fli‘iiilfiii and
out of menu, in dainticn and tidbits that
simply serve to gratify the palate, in faster-
,ing a “love of appetite" which may ruin
liar child in years to come. 'l‘here urn iii~
liorlted‘uppotitos and iondcucinn. it is two,
but even them may he largelyovercome by
careful earlytralniuu in right way» of can
ing and drinking. It in [mssihlc to touch
very young children to use such food as is
built for them and to refrain from tho eut-
iug of linings harmful, and it ahould ho
ono of tho’ limit concerns of every mother to
start her children on the road to manhood
and womanhood Well trained in correct
dietetic lilillllfiw—dll’fi. E. E. Kellogg in
flood ll ouiiukcuplng.
Utility Bazl.
In some of tho high class furnishing
chops: arc to ill) found what am called
“utility bugs.” Those are lhu large bowl
vhapeu tool bags of tho old country workv
ingnmn. Ho oarrlcer his limlu about in
tlmm. Smaller aims are llf-ll'fl in lrviund by
tho old women for bogging hankoiy. 1 hey
are pllahlu unu flsiicriuun’u but, and, lil'llli:
lined with lumber and bound with afoul.
braid, are strong yet very light. The tmi
bags such an are seen horn inmisuro fully {in
inches ucroosi. 'l'lmy aru vurriml by means
of loop bundles ul‘ the braid with which
thoy are bound and ilrnppod. it may bu
added that with lurch maximum of (‘ilpili'lly
and utruimth and minimum of Weight llu y
arc of particular vaiuo to tho llflllfltflil‘l'piff‘
who in midh-lmllutlio unpackinguf trunks
on lilo first flour, though [hero are mum-r-
ous other new to which they as readily
loud tliemwlics.
Medallion Delft.
A new variety of delltwaro is milod ino—
duliiluidvlft. Thom-unlit! ie tiln lduowbiio
with which we am familiar in ibis mul'b
allowed pottery. the din-oration bring a
dark biuu nmluiliou bond. usually of u
vuvuller in tho l‘lill :lliil pointed lil'Ill'll of
the limo of (barium I. lino til lhca‘n iigurvs
in; nu (wvi'y plow. 'I'liu lsail‘durs urn lli brill
rnmmiihwigu. with :i glint ill gill iiilm»
duvod. lim \‘Vul‘i' helm; duifl. only in who»
lug. i‘duify indiul’iv‘ lim‘u [millin'ml :ivlib
pullvrns of idle. ‘l but from tho llunltuu
kilns is “Hiring tin- bruuisonnwl, having
lililll l’lllil’lll'il'l‘ and um ll Lili'ci‘t Without lira-.-
iug tho Dutch oiainvnt.
Frill: on l’illnwaiipn.
l‘illowellps look wry pretty when li‘lill-
iliUil all around with friiiiulg. Summiqu
llicy llama largo Hniin Hflll'li monogram
Worked in the middle. [bin .«ddc iii-lug tum
Ml mur llKillllflL tho bolster ut night. on
tixul ilic plain side is lllilll‘l'lllilrl. \Ru'y
Smart pillows urn l'lIVL'FIKl \vliil ”lightly
f‘ill'll'l‘ll silk. 'l'lm «sill-e hro (lll‘li nl'nainrm~
ed at the nude with lam incl-riiuu and nth-
['1‘ upon Work, li'l‘migli “'lili'li the minrui
mvvr is visible.
Secure ilm l’larlu-t.
The well di'vwwl. i'ill‘i‘lill Woman actor
has n wiping; placket. to roar lll" \‘llli'b ul’
bur ('(l‘llilili'. if your plat-int opens at lull
saidn. have h-mkennd I‘_\l'rl on tho inn. l' I'lléfii
and ism that [buy up: ailmiy‘i M-vun'iy fa...»
found. if lllll pim-lwl. is at tho inn-is. do not
have your l'm'kul put. lllly‘d‘lil‘l'i‘ neurit.
la‘t llm wakibund u! liwsklrl lap for m: r.
if tho pluck: t "pulls at the bunk. uni own
then you need safely blank and eyes.
An Educational m'rnphtmk.
()nc inolliur ban inlrudum-d u now occu-
putinu in lil'l‘ children. This lei (hum-:-
elruvtiun of u «‘mphmk of mind lu-uplu of
the tiny, I-anil liiiii n yum: liii which u
lli‘Wlllllllii'F[lll'tlif‘il in paw-d at thvinp, lio-
noulh lhiu photograph lino child \H'lli“.l
when tho perm” wa-i born, the Iariufmt nu.
munt oi lllii ni'lwr life up to date. and pos-
aiiliy the limo of death.
A l‘mlkin“ "lot.
if a foul in old and laugh, it maybe
iumio tondur. mm an l'XlH'i‘li'lil‘iiil «nu-h, by
wrapping ll. rnrn'fniiy in a dmiblo lllll'li~
am of wrapping paper. pinning it no it
cannot conic liliilullu. and manual it in" a.'
full imur. '1!" u who it will of liu- own,
roumt'c this paper and ruuei until it in per»
feutly it’llllui', bunting it and turning it
frequently.
. Chime Falls.
The illill’dnul .iapuniw gangs arc being
more and more mud. in all Well unnamed
households ball: in announce lm'ulxnrunut
loicrulvd. but tho mind. lasihiimiwhulu.
lainu (loan not ohjuat in tho tuneful antim-
drui ultimo oi film: uawtci‘u bulin toilull the
family to the dining room.
. . on...» w’
llnmmlliuilcu Hood to treat timir emu-
plcxluim withumamu-iiuu imulo of urine
at Ilillllli or of lamp auto, lif’lil'll‘il and
barnmi in unit. homey in which tho law
had been lilliiifl.t'rull, the fat of a puiht
mixed with uninm and lim hit of a «min,
'l‘utho latter "Neill-anon mm attributed
the power at lilting out erillilliii. 4.
Nails ohouid liel'ur be cleaned with any
sharp inntrumcm, and if a nailhrugh in
wind whoa thvy am wathl, nothing also
will be mpilml. an a rain. ritaloa can be
mint easily rmnuvnd by burying: the lips of
the lingo" in a (mainly out 'lomou.
annotation. ililiml ng and mlluthonioa are
all good training and will help to giro
mm of movement. it you am inclined to
trump, it in a good plan to walk about with
tho hands behind tho hack whenever it is
horrible.
inhuman chum
Willi)”:v lmfi {hi
modicum afterward.
, 5"" W .
Menu Will Have
honest tobacco ~‘~ they
will not be buncoed
into buying sham
goods. Men know the
name B. L. means best»
leaf . tobacco, finest
flavor and most for
their money. The
“tags” on the street
will Show most chew:
ers use
I-L
Tobaccos.
"My daughter, when l‘t‘i‘th‘I’llll: from
rheumatism. Sold by l i. L‘. fitillsou.
by post-Myst compared will) the modern
methods of “breaking" Colds compared
with tin-it alimiint iimta’iutunwms care by
(inc Minute (tough (Sure. _U. (J. Stillsou
and E. l’. Weed.
Mothers wliosevhildren are trouldml
with bad mid-l. (rmup or \Vllmipllll.’
ormnh will do well to read what Dr. H.
l‘}. lilibi‘y,0flliili‘}', Mm, says on this
subject. HP writes: “For years we
havens-mlChamberlain’s Remedy, and
always keepitiu tho house, It in we
gurdvd in our family n4 a specific for all
kinds of colds and bonnie-3‘ The 23:11in
on cent bottles for sali- by (i. (‘. Stimson,
To cum all old smw, lo haul all indo-
lent ulcer, or to spec-(lily cure piles. you
need simply apply DcWiit's Witch
Hazel Salvo according; to dirt-«lions. Its
magic-like action will surprise you.
CASTO RlA
For Infants and Children.
'i'hc m-
utiniie fi :57." :3"?!
min-‘9 , c“
cf , . ‘ — J, flipper.
The old lady was right u hon silo said.
iluiehildinigiitdiv ii‘ they walled fur
lilo doctor. hin- suvml ”3" little line's
life with a few (lows, of line Minute
(burgh Cum. Hin- had used it for oroup
before. (i. (.7. Stillnnn and l}. l’. Wlll’d.
Mr. C. M. Dixon, a well known mer—
chant of l‘imsant iiidge. li‘ullon (Jo,
i’a.. husuliltlu girl who is {normally
llll‘i‘lifl'lii'il with vmup. but when llil'
iii'ul symptom uppviui', lllfi will gives hvr
Hinuuiwriulu‘u Cough llemmly, which
always ull'ords pruinpt i'elii'l‘. Tho ‘in
and iii) cent sizes lul‘aiilie by (i. C. b‘tiil-
sun.
Soothing, and not irritating. strength
lining. and not wunkvniup. Hlilllll, hm
vll'cullvwmeuv‘h am the qualities of Du.
“'lili’li lillllti Early lib‘l‘l'h', lllll famuns
little pills. U. U. h‘iillsuu and it'. 1*.
Wood.
S'rai‘ia or! min, i ‘i i'\' iii“ ’i‘nia‘tiui, i
l.i‘u2\,~l(?m‘\'i‘t'. \
Frank J. i‘lmnvy undies oath that in»
in the :a-ninr pnrinvr of llw firm ul' i“. .i
l'lii‘lll')’ t\‘ ('u , ilulliu lliihiiww iii llm
(lily of 'l'uinio, unduly and Mill" afolv»
said, and that paid i‘u'm wdl pay llli‘
cumofUnc iiumlrcd Dollars for each
liillll‘Vfltyi'iiNH of (Zatarrh ihat pullout
berated by tho use of iiail'u (iniarrh
Cum. l‘dilxii .l l'iilfi‘illl‘.
Sworn in below mo llliil Hilmstllxul in
my prw‘iice, llilfi lllli day of December.
A. l). limo.
vr A. W. (.iiacams.
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liail‘u (Iainrrb (Taro in taken internal-
ly and note diroctiv on the blood and
mucous nurfavua of tho Hyuil‘lll. Head
for tailillnouialn frm'i.
F. J. (Tm-may a Cu . Toledo. 0.
"hold by llrngginin, 75¢
:n teammate».
A January thuwblilo oyil more pro.
duelive of caida and coughn than a Jan
‘ucry frccao. Then in tho time, Aycr'i
Cherry Femoral is cooled and proves an.
extremely efficacious. Afllt your draw
gilt for it. and also for Ayrr‘u Almanac,
which in (rec to all.
The length of life may be intimated by
Main; ill alum. The majority of
‘ in one place. ” The waiting any: MW“
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitcher-'-
pmcripticn for Infant. and 3111}
(iron. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic imb-
ctanoe. It ilaharmleec substitute for
Pucgcric, Drops, Soothing 8mm,
and Castor Oil. It in pleasant. It:
guarantee it till!“ yem’ nae by
million- cf Mothers. Oectcria. in the
children": Panaceawthc Mother’s
Jon, suggestive of the evil still in the bu
’ from heaven, mi of u ruchinmnightywind, ' "
CASTORIA
For Infinite and‘Chlldrén.
no we be lmpmed. upon, but in:
having Caloric, and sac that the
hang;
led ourselves and the public at all hands.
Tun Cnmau‘u Commm, 77 Murray SL,N.Y.
‘ , wu loiigm‘s like no (if flm, and it Slit upon
an attack of fever. was a an .lf Mill'eru'
from pain in tho l):l(‘l{ and hips," writes
Linden Grover. «if fizii'dis. liy. “Afirr
using quitv a number of remedies with-
out any bi’lli'llf Rllfi tried (ml- but-llv of
(,lliainbcrluiu's i’ain Balm, and it has
given entire relief.” (‘iianiberiain's
Pain Balm iszllso a C(I'fiilll cure fir
Examiner In
1'. Q. Patent 0mm,
[876 In 1883
“move. :if‘a; Main Street,
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telephone, illustrates the old tedious
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Santa Claus Raises the Curtain.
’ . , «we. :mua ' Hing; lilac this He done some:
in lliiil More. on the (baud, iaruont and
haiulmiiuimi line of Wall i’apvrtlmt “18‘!
over gallium-d lililll‘l‘ one roof in thin mu:-
'i‘llorc in ”numbing for W»
lmdy illlll lit priced Willylimly
paper hanging and decorat-
if not convenient for you to call at the
ll, and {Will hapleahud
h a full iincof samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVEN on.
Exit Norwalir.
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in call oil you wit
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1. “And whealiiedayhl-Poam ,
fully come, they women with one will"!
MM
between Ambition and illuminant were
marked by one event. the choosing of Mill»
thins, which may have been «31‘er W
may have been due to Peler‘l cautious
spirit, which, as on other molanc..l’mmd f
it dilllcult to wait, quietly wltl‘cilli dtiltlfi
srunothing. The Wind "neutering " la uni? ’
found oiwwhero ironic-ts xx. 16; I Cor. Ml. ‘
B; but. ‘Rpuntokoiitll” in Elm (limit “1'02.
“fifty," and the intrepid that‘iibdayc ohm
the day after lulavovnr é-‘iuhbutii Israel Wile "
to oil'cr u now meal; oflering unto the Lord
(Lev. xxlii, 16). Thin moat odor-inmtypic- 5:,
al of tho author-ingot the thousands to,
Christ at. Pentecost; won buko‘d Wltli lmv- ,
liuver which is met only by thorium-lilac. ; i
9. “And suddenly there come it sound -(
and it liliod all the house where they were _
hitting. -" Tia-re had been nothing unusual
(luri in; those walliligdiiys, but juiili a quiet
coulinumu-c in pmyor mid nwultiliu for
tho fulliilnn'nt of the promise. How Ha,
would mane—J moan tho promised (Zuni:
furor—or when, they had not hocntoldy?
and whether any of them lrl‘éllglib of tho ,
Lovil'n-al iiilicth day or ii'o'tfiwc are not
told. ’i‘hny were to pray, to wait and to;
expel-t with unwavering faith in their ub-
uont Lord '-
3. “And there appcarml unto them clo-
iuwh of them. ” John hull said, “He shall
baptize you will) the Holy Ghost and with
lire” (Luke iii, in). and here was a fulfill.—
invnt. (in Christ lilob‘pirit came as n dove
(lilllii’. iii, :32), for in iiimwas no sin nor
dross needing Illll‘lfyll‘ig lire. We do not
road that Iio cumcugain as fire nor did
tin-yagnin Him! to wait, butns they prayed
or spoke the Spirit filled them (Acts iv, 31;
x, ii it‘l. ’l'hofipirit having come, them is
no hard to wait for Him as at Pentecost,
but if no really desire to ho filled with
[lli' Spirit for God‘s glory, He will quickly
do it. Yet we may need to wuit'to be made
ruddy.
4. "And they were all filled with the
lloly “limit and begun to speak with otil~
or iiiillili‘el am the Spirit gave them utter-
;inm" \\'imtu('nnlrust is here tollubcl
(Hm. xii. where, there was but one lau-
guagv and the people \Vl‘i‘t,‘ gathered ll)-
m-tin-rawi’inst God! Here they arc with
lilli'iil'i‘nl'll i'ur (ind and um enabled in ii
nmnu-nr m spook all languugeu There is
no f'l‘l‘llll; whatever due to them, nor is it
through nilc pul‘tlt'lu of skill on their part,
but llw liuly Spirit lakes possession of
tin ill and speaks through them the words
of (ind mnwrniugz lheworks of God (verso
ll, i‘lmpil'i's i\'. Ill; x, vlll).
6. “And thorn were dwelling at Jerusa-
li‘lll .li~\‘.-, devout nu-n. out of everyon-
iinn lililll'i' lumen. " From all flu! world
llu-j.’ had mine to worship (ind oncoming
in their law—to keep thi- l’ussnwr and tho
least of m-vks. or of the fiftieth day. The
llllll' “iii l‘lillli' again when .lvws l‘mm all
nations shall bu gathered in their own
land. the Spirit of the Lord shall be pour-
vd u] on limp, and then with l’uulliko
lil‘l'ui inn in .lwrusoi‘ Kali-moth will they lull
in all nations the joyful tidings (Ezck.
axxxi, 2%."; Isa. xxvii, (3; 1’5. lxvil, l,
2, i).
(i. “ Now. when this: was noiscd abroad,
the multitude mime loin-flier undwvrot'uil-
lilillllli‘ll. lil't'iliifilt that every mun lieui'd
lhwm hia‘ril; in his own language." The
revisvd \(‘l‘élilll says, “When this sound
was heard." in some way it was soon
nuulr known throughout the oily, and tho
Imnplpmnw lii;.‘l‘il’it‘l‘. The disciples had
flu dilllmlly in putting: it congregation, as
many haw today. They did not udvcr.
ii». bur (‘Ytill blow a. trumpet us the law
purmiiii-d them in do (Num. 3:, T). This
was “built lilo work of Hull uiuluf llis ‘
Hilly .‘liil‘li.
7. b. “And they were all umuzml and
mun-vial. myiugnnu to another, “i'lllllll.
urn linl u‘l liaise which speak (milk-ails":
And linl'.‘ hmr wo every man in our own
lliiiiliii', \i'lli'l'i‘lii we were born?” The two
inmmt the ascension uddi'usa'd them as
“Yo mm Hf lililileu” (i, ll). 'l'lu'y \‘l‘i‘m
euunir)‘ Iwuuplo, nut (-iiizunn of .lm'usuivin.
[in holy vii}. They were but from any of
ibi- M‘lwnlri or tho ovum-:4 of human who
(loin. ’l'iu'y were very I'Iiiziimiil would in
llil'i‘i‘iw‘ of thc “Wild. and yet they uru
iii-.ml r-lu‘:ilill!l.: uil llw launruugvu under
hmwu. 'll:i~< \-.':;:< truly iiil illilil‘lll‘fl of
thing, and \\'<‘ll mlwu tho i outdo my, "Wu
“Mir .‘.rl .i on liw: i: llHil.” 'l‘iu‘ (inc
wim li'l I rm i. in Ll m.h «lgv (.3 .1. .i;::.V.\‘i,
I) i.;.d upland into ”Will. and bulliu lil-
lii‘lMI‘ wit 'i :ii l-‘Jllfillfiifl'l'l llu npolm
tin-.~u,.:h it.» of any l,m;.r.:..i,-.i- will: muul
limo-um n ,_. w.
in ii. "\‘m do lwm' llwin Rpmk in our
longtime llll.’ \s'nidwi'i‘ui “Hi'kH uf Hod."
lli‘i'r: n~ m 1mm twirl! sewn liiil’m'l-nt um
llnliiilllil‘~ linlt'llllllf to humidi-liulllcmlu
iii-rumba \tiili mm- all their vurimm lllllv
minim-n, \i‘vilwmy we my. “Wliu ll‘lililli‘lll
lliu‘ Him?” (Juli ram-i, 2:2. Thin null»
minim-l, ll'll .ulill Hire, and lli'liwu lili‘Vt‘f‘)’
mum-r, dividing lul Wary nun m'wmily
on lh- “iii (1 Mr. all. 'i). liutwhomui
u'li what we would vwn ruddy havo from
(ind to lay ml. (or rind if ”it now that no
twrmvimlo limu'iwi for [Hill and had no
ambition but to nmiu- “in name “lurking?
li‘. “Ami they Wi'i‘n all umumi and
Mm in doubt. it‘ll’liii; one to anutllur,
\l‘lmt liwmu'lli tidal" The men of Athena
mild in Paul; "Tli’lll llrlligi'rlt certain
eiruugu filings in our mm. We, would
know. then-fora, what limo things lmmn”
(Aria xvii, to). Thin Hwy said lilli‘illiflii ho
pi‘mu’livil hum lhum denim and thonmura
motion. and in our iusxt loam“ we illlllll
lind l’oh-i' explaining thin cilantro cultur-
rum-u by prion-hing Joann and the mantras»
timi. Home oi‘ (hum know that a very lulu:
ilnin ago. about lmllli yeuraur more. their
liod had done maul Wonderful thingd
liarunah Mum's-«own imiimrti of thing».—
and that mum of iiicirunmunim had clam
lward ibu very milieu! (ind uplmkilmmlt
at tho iiuum Mount Sinai. but that man
an wary. my long ago, and would never
(nadir mmill. As to stimulator-a1 things in
tiwlr own tinw. well. there Worn mam rua
)nm‘siuf Mll'll. but they wore not to ho ba-
lh-ml, and the blur-plumper who wmugili
lla-iu had lawn cruoiilui, and wihat was
the end of Him“.
iii. "mum. mocking. mid. ‘l‘imc 3mm
in- ill" of new Wino. ” no at Atham 5mm
Mainland, and ullmi'u said, We: will hour then
igi‘illll of this matter. And at llanm sumo
iwiiovtd and mono helium] not (Allin xvii,
lid; ntvlil. ill). it
E. “with“ being filled with the
would mm from filth. :‘
it ,
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