cm a...» can sue.
W m- the ' m Iyesys
It Tub-l W 1’qu
Mrs. Hayes, of Washington street, is
sick.
Mrs. c. r. Leonard, of Wall street, a
quite ill.
Mrs. Fords Gay, of Newtown avenue,
is ill of pneumonia. ‘
t as ’
Chester Heath, of West Main street.
has purchased a bicycle.
Dr. L. M. Allen has given his now
sailboat an overhauling.
Alexander Sample. of West avenue, is
on a business trip to Boston.
George Shellhoos, of Main street, Nor
walk, is still in a critical condition.
A new glass door has been placed in
Dr. F. W. Darmer‘s residence in Wash-
ington street.
Fletcher Scofleld. of Wood street, Is
suffering from a scalp wound, caused by
a full, last week.
“Coon Hollow,” which appeared at.
Hoyt‘s. Saturday night, will be present-
, ed in Stamford this evening.
The club organized at Edward Kelly’s
residence, Thursday night, will not hold
a dance on the 20th last, as reported.
G. Washington Merritt, of Leonard
street. is convalescing from a severe ill-
noss. At one time his life was despair-
ed of.
The administrator‘s account of tho
estate of John Benton, of Brooklyn, has
been allowed by .l edge Woodward, in
the N orwalk Probate Court.
MORTALIYY OF THE STATE.
Reports oi the State Board of Health tor the
' Month of December. \
The mortality reports from in? towns
have been received by the State Board
of Health for December. There won:
1.1-1? deaths reported. This was 171‘.)
more than in November and 110 less
than the average number of deaths in
December for the five years preceding;
the present. The death rate was 151'-
for the large towns; for the small towns.
17.0, and for the whole state lt‘. 0.
In the whole"year the numberjot
deaths was 14,725, being .507 more the 1
in the previous year and bill more than
the average for the last five years.
The deaths in December from con—
sumption were ll; pncumoain, l-ll; brou -
chitls, 52; diseases of nervous system,
lid; heart disease. 08‘; typhoid foyer, l l ;
diphtheria, 70; accidental and v iolcnt, :i'i.
Twenty-six towns report no deaths.
lufl‘ctious diseases are reported as f: f
lows: Measles,358; scarlet furor, Mi:
diphtheria illlil croup, 257; typhoid fever.
“i 0. -..--_.- _._
Early Spring.
While the people of the cast are hug:-
uiug their stoves. they should rml
about the May weather in (lo-at Fall’s
yosh-rdnyunrfilt‘rliillis tho following, from
the Fort llcliton Itivcr i’rcss. wonll
comfort thorn: “M. l’ugsloy, who is in
from his ranch south of tho Missmri.
reports that young grasshoppers
ouito numerous in that l'xntlity. 'l‘lm
present season In? mm of the carlh «1
springs on roz' n‘d." lip in Town (Mun
ty they have boo plowing for limb
weeks and lint (lhoiom :‘lontauian any ~:
“As evidences of the beautiful wvu- lil't‘
w:- uro having, wo noto that Adolph
,It‘ollcrs‘ (laughter killcl :1 water anniv-
nt the sprint: last Sunday and tin). uum
vrons butterilh‘u llith-d about hor on lot
way toztml frmntltu spring. and illul
i-obius wurc singing in the lli‘llllcllH
ovorhmd "
Charles Burr Todd‘s Claim.
lt‘nr tho third tinm. Cimrlus llurr Todd.
ol' llvddinu', Ins prcsrntvd to the (ll-ow
a1 Asmnbiy a petition asking tori-om-
pvneoiion for svl'vim-s murdered in rcm'ur
ingn site to ooiunn'mumto the winter
(“.Jllllp of Ul'lll'l’dl Israel l’ntnnm. in
WWII. as directed by tho legislator"
in iHHi. Mr. Todd was ummlutmi by
Governor Bulkolvvy in lWT, u lilt‘lllll'o
of n committw to mourn the ground
'Ifhr-auh his 1.(‘f‘.~t=ilill inllucuoo, Mr
Todd acquirrd poliwaslon of several
tilomulnl dollars worth of land for the
For his: m-rvitn s as trollizliisslmn'i‘.
Mr, Todd din-«iron no compensation. For
llu‘ limit-s of n ”ennui colulnlfl'u‘, In»
Ili‘l'flt‘iill'i the Irll of $600.
ilI'l‘
slain.
Stamford} increased List.
'I'Ilr-iétninl'orzi town grunt list {MW
up utilitarfim. Last ynnr‘o lint wwa
tortilla-”t. The increase is .lhnlcforo
$2332.5th 'l‘ho :isuosatrs have followed
thoold plan of low valuation. There
are imvr'wus‘whwm promrtv is “hi-«MP
ml at mom than ml per cent. of its
retinal value, and in many instances tho
museum-9' Villll‘tiloll is has than that.
Tins Inst rovimul grand list of the city
was 117.8%.112. l! the town unseen.”
followed the example of the city M~
mason, the mud list of the town would
be about 020.0 ”.000. '
.miilfiilWfl the 00mm
Glove-Mn; Patterns. ”which when
present to our My readers we ofthefr
very most and. chm Buttern- of
mute. Full and explicit direction:
for putting together the email“ sc-
company each pattern
63 7-»Child‘s Dress.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
This is a charming little frock for it
girl from one to six years old. In tin-
prcsent instance the material chosen was
flocked woolen novelty showing colors
of petunia and moss-green. The point-
ed yoke, epaulots, wristbands, collar and
deep baud hollering the skirt arc of moss-
greou Sicilian silk and the decoration is
narrow silk braid. The garment, simply
made, is gathered at the top and joincd
to a short body lining at square yoho
depth that closes in center back. U pou
this yoke the material is applied to form
a pretty pointed yoke, above which is a
close standing band. Tho beauty of tin-
Iittlc dress is further culmnccd by tho
pointed cpaulets that extend well over
the sleeves that. are gathered at the top
and bottom, where the fullness. is couiin
ed by round cuff bands.
Cashmere; serge, Henrietta. Zibcliw
and all other woolen fabrics will chclop
prottily, whilc velvet, silk or contrasting
material may be cmployod for trimming
To make this dress for a child in the
medium siuo, it will require two and
one—fourth yards of forty—four-inch wide
umtoriul. The pattern. Nu. titlii‘, is cu?
in sizes for children of one, two, four and
six years, and retails for twonty~fivr~
centre.
EVENING SENTINEL
O 0 U P0 N .
Entitllnz to one Pitnirn. any size of Re.
"m
Out this out. ill] In but” name mid nddrm.»
and mail or take If to
Sturtovant‘s Bargain House
his!!!
Annnuss -T-M__ ....... '
l'n'l'TEltN No. to l’: . SIZE —|~——1N
’l‘hlsfioupon and 12 cents will swore
above pattern attituzhwnut‘c. North Main
and Ann stmets. moth Norwalk.
A CHILDREN'S REMEDY.
Mother Gray. at New York Nurse. Gives Snuih
Norwalk Mothers the Benedict Experience.
Thorn is n rmucdy for children's ordi
nary ills. known at tho drug storm-s its
Mother Gray‘s Sweet Worm l‘owdvrx.
which is very popular among South
Norwalkmotlwrs who Il.l\t‘ used thiw
nnuliciuo for the past llvu masons. Molli-
vr Urey, ul‘ many yours u. norm in llzv
(‘liildrcn‘s llouu- in New York, Ilin or:
ginntor of tln-so pode-i'w, duvotml ill'.‘
best years of her life to treating tln-
many children's ailments which so often
mow to hor holiro in her capacity as
uursv. Tho insult of ll"l' experience
she has given to tho Will id in her Moll.—
cr (lrnfuhlwrt‘t Worm l'owih‘ru, Thu-4w
powders are now placed in all drug
utort‘s’. and mothers nvnrywlwrc rm and
lli‘lllntl them and tell utln-rmoilwrn about
tin-m. 'l'Iwy (’lll’l‘ fwnrishuusu, dl.tr~
rhwn. bud Hotnarh. constipation. inani—
acIn-s and all stunnn-h and lmwol
troubles. Tin-y cleanse the l-‘iA-llllli’ll
:llltl bowels, and if worms exist positive-
ly‘dvstroy them. and by choosing tlu-
sysh'm do the child good in any event.
Mothers. usknt your drug store for u
twvnty~livocvul box of lllotlwr (lrny’u
iiwvct Worm l‘owdurs, and not them in
your family. They urn pleasant to tulw
and harmless an ill'lk. A trial pin-Inigo
will he wont two for trial to any mother
who will address Alina 5 Olmsted, is!»
“my, N. 5’. I
Promenade Week at Vale.
lit-autiful girls from all sections of the
countrynroliockiug to Now iiavon us
unveils of the Yale students for "Promo.
uadu" wmk. Although the festivities
of the moat social function do not ordi-
narily brain thus curly. the class of '0“,
Winner» your it is. IllH uturtud out tonmltr
the junior “Prom" oi ‘b‘i the mout bril<
liunt over given. Accordingly, tiatnr
day afternoon thorn hr-lran u curled of
tens which will continue until Wednes-
day of thin wuelr. This evening will
mum the (lien and litlnjoclub concert at
thoflyperionthentrc, and this will be
followed by the class (lcnilaon. Toss
all day Tuesday will he olimnxod Tues-
day night by the promnlulc itself.
During the year lililtl the eolltwtions at
the Norwalk Congregational sundry
school amounted to ”who .
auto, ' j u so not;
'1 trulyvicudeufdl instance of the
immediate hedonistic enacts of Cali-
fornia (latent: Care on the worst chronic
cases. when all other medicines and
physicians of matter or low, reputation
have failed, and even a sojourn abroad
result-id in no permanent relief, is that
of Miss Cunn of 650 Dexter street, Paw—
tucket. R. 1.. who has suffered intensely
for eight years with one of the worst
cases of chronic nasal and pharyngeal
eutarrh. Mine Cunn says:
"I have been a sut'fercr for eight years
and ,my case was the worst I ever knew
about. Nearly all the symptoms that
are given as those of catarrh I had.
The passages of my head and throat
Wore coxnpletely stuffed np‘fall the time,
and my nose was blocked so that it was
impossible for me to sleep with my
mouthcloscd. Mythroat bothered me
awfully. It was dry in the morning.
and I had to hawk and cough almost all
the time to clear it of phlegm that kept
Illlingit.
“Ilnwe used almost all of two large
bottlcsol' California Cntnrrh Care, and
the effect has been wonderful. One by
one the symptoms have gradually disap<
poured. My some of taste has improved.
breathing has become easier, the clear-
ing of my head has mode inc fcel ini-
nieusely better in every way and alto-
gether I have been so relieved. that I
am almost completely cured,
I had tried many other rncdicinos,
trt atmcnt by a specialist and a long visit
nbroudmothiug holpml me till I used
California Caturrh Core, and that is
curing mo quickly and surely.”
California Caturrh Care is sold at it.
II. [’lnistcd's, 50 cents; three times as
much, $1.
Literary Notes.
Before the close of the present month,
that illustrated history of our own
Limos, llarpcr's erkly, will contain it
double-pane presentation of’ John W.
Alexander's docuratiorm for the now
Congressional Library at Washington: :1
paper by Colonel George Vt'uriug. .Ir..
who will write of street. cleaning in
Birmiuuhummnd an important finun
rial ariclo by J. K. 1th \ll, untitled "A
Change of Stnmhird.” The military
tournament at, Madison Square. (lardvu
will be illustrutnl by T. dc. Thurisirup.
and others.
Tin- nnmln'r of Harper's lint-hr to ho
haunt-d on January both will, haw among
nilll'f‘ features a pupl-r on “l“.utcrt lining
in (lcncral and I'Iutort.liuuiculs in l‘ul‘r
ticulur," by Spectator. and :1 story untit—
lrd ”Priscilla and I." by Lillie Hamilton
If‘l‘t‘llcll.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Hull 13. Iiraldlcy is
ll'll'lltlti in Now York city.
visiting:
John W. Fanvhwr inn disposed of his
i‘Xlll't‘s-llllllilllt‘>.? ton Mr. lhildain. of
Noiwnlk.
Tho \l'oslport and Snugnturk Strict
lluilaay company will issus‘ trip lil‘lit‘lri
Ill a few days.
1);: John ll. hit-Arvlln- has. born spouti—
iuuah-w days with trio-unis in New
York.
ll‘rodcrink Swulrnrt and John \V.
Fauvhvr will soon mm: to Htrutford.
\vln'rotlny will go into tln' farming
business.
Inn-Ins M. Fanning to
(irioniirhl, wlwre he has wourcd a po.
has gono
sit'on.
bliss llirdio Kerb-r inquito ill at. her
homo In State street.
A llmd of Mercy has lawn fox'nnd
in connection will the ll.md of How.
its ohljm‘t built}: t'uo prm‘vution of run I-
ty to annuals.
Adolls' drill Will be given by tho
Ilumiol' l.IHlit',l|l 1H rogu'ur uncting
until Saturday :tl'tol'nmn.
lilo-ls [lose It. Ill-«rem lbw travel. of
friends in New York.
llvv. ll. .I. 'lhompsou. of the ter-n
li‘arnls Congregational church. exchang-
ml pulpitawith licv. .luln'z Backus, yrs-
h-rdny morning.
At It meetingr at tho runsidoucv of A,
ll. Iloyt. 1th Thursday evening, tin-
Wnstport Illtnruturm'luli was Iorund
The hunt incl-tint: Will bu hold tomorrow
evening with Mr. and MN. Max (I,
liunckc. lluv. W. Ii. V‘Vukchulu will
road it paper on tho bio of kihuki-epmnn,
andhira. A. s. lioyt will give unout-
line of the play.
lilies livssic 1.. Marvin. of Bridgeport.
in visiting chtymrt trio-lids.
Mrs. Clio-Mice Morgan and daughter
and hire. (lmruo (limo, ot’ Danlmry. are
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thmlom tinn-
ford.
lt‘rmlé‘rhrk I). Marvin is out with a new
milk Walton.
Connecticut Library Association.
The sixth annual illt‘t‘illllf of the (Join
Insult-tit Library nssmtlation and the
annual union meeting of the Library
usmaiationu of the Now England states,
will be held in the hall of the Connecti—
cut. Historical mxticty in Hartford, Wed-
mwluy, February 3. I‘lvurylxnly infer-
cured in library work is invited to at-
tend. Supper will be moved at. the
United States hotel by invitation of the
Connecticut Library association and
other Menus.
pious woman, Miss Vaughan.
piles Vnnghnn's tract.
mm” mall: “Sum?“
. » In I . I'-
tlae Vet lungef 00103890an
1%“an seem, in the Tyml, u to
the authenticity of a signature of the devil
which was mu: discovered .in Home.
The debate any! out of the publication of
e the “Din Gehetnmlsso dcr Belle," or
“The of Hell," the production of 0
Its author
says an amount of a motorcade that tool:
view on the night of Oct. 18, 1888, be-
tween the devil and Signor Crispl, the man
who afterward become premier lo the gov-
ernment of the'ktngdoni of Italy. It was
held in that Frwumms’ lodge in llomc
of which Crispi Isa member, and the in-
terest 0! it lay in the circumstance that the
devil predicted that within a ycarfrum the
time of the interview a curtain woman
whom he named would give birth to a
child destined to become the grandmother
of u boy who would serve as the must pow-
erful of his earthly cities.
In testimony of the truth of this
prediction, a document was drawn up, at
the end or which the devil 'wrotc his title,
“min-tun dunno" prinmvlouc pursue,"
which may be translated ne"‘flrst presiding
sacred dcvll.“ He did not write in wordn,
but in symbolionl signs, such rs u muster,
a three pronged fire fork, a pull" of ' burns
and a caudal appendage. using for that
purpose upon which lay In tho lmlucroom.
Uthcr Freemnmns besides Signor til-bull
kept no eye on IiIill while he was engaged
in writing, or rather In drawing. The
news of the affair loukod out, and it L'nlnu
intotho possession of Miss Vaughan, the
author of the tract on tho subject.
Dr. Kmizln, the learned editor of tho
Faldbcrg Poul-inn, contends for the gen»
incness of this signature, appeals to trout
tlon in support of his opinion and fortiflm
his nwoel with arguments drawn from
Mumloglans of distinction. Among his
lmckcrs may be mnncd tho orlsltmrrnt,
l’rinoc cu hlwcustuin. '
The Cologne Voila-mining refuses tH
Ive t-relicnuu to the revolution rutulo in
It says thotonly
suwrstitious people non believe to the no
blieutlclty of the duvil's signature. or in
the report Of his lnwrvivw nith Signor
(.‘rtspi, the Frmnmson. \‘t'hilv- tho Volks-
mitulgoflirms that. It inccrtuin that a man
like (.‘riupi may hold interview»; with salon,
mmotllncs known in tho ‘l‘yrol {H Vitru.
it njocts the testimony offered us.- proof of
Vitru's appearance in the lodge at iiuun‘.
How (mild Vitru know that tho wanna
Sumvho would give birth to tho grand
mother-of thechtuf (inilllf him-orthly zlll‘n
Tho l’cliknll Inn: rupihul to tho Yolln.‘
mining. The Vullmmitong Ims nuulo un~
amu- fu tho l'cllknn. Ilnih of tho ill -o»
Inuiml lotlrrmis hum imronn: wry llllo‘l‘
booted “ .dlc carrying on tho ilf‘llillt‘.
' What do wo think of tho cove us it
"Muir-F Wofmlllily conic-4»: [hot it")
tumble to nmwcr tho arguments of clt’L-‘r
of thr- puriics engage-d in it. (l'hwy go in
In-yoml our (iopth.
liut‘mu thing Wu urn nblo to my. and
it is that. If the tluvtl‘~‘ Meadow l». ill that
lfrmnlutous' lodge at Home to wilt-Tl l ::
l’ruuilor ('rlspl in‘louus, till: i't‘ls; i luv-til
to be called upon to ill‘IIHI‘ it up. till t u‘
censor In (lllli'tl, tho Illnripiis of illnlinl. has
tho litmus of illllli‘llllr‘lllll in Illuowo hnwl’
'l‘ho (‘ortu (ll (‘uwuwinuv can [who u neon
data In tho c-lro. i‘nrirmmut lufivria ...~, :! u
power to not upon it. The hunt i':llll‘.nf, In»
dISohcycd with impunity. 'I be symbolicul
signature. room”, tin-on yrongnd llro fork,
horns and niIn,r things Would ho morn in
tcrostluu than tho lionmu (Edie-uni, which
Is a genuine follow—Now York Sun.
A Titled llunlmml.
No doubt It i4 ndvliullii‘nl thing, if your
father but lllillll' hilllm mill'vus. l'! dignity
your Him-um family by u-vzl'lizr! o hump/l,-
t‘l‘ with :t anvil tillv. It is \‘.'l-«.-, lul‘t‘.‘~.“\l'l'.
a: mnlm Illlllall'lt‘n Iiil-l Ilisolluinu‘tvr im.
nvtuolly going to march with llllll. Fruit]
I'nris thori- cumo two comic rulolnhcot
such .1 union. ‘I'Ilo brill» “(H i‘h twang: .‘l
friooal of ll‘Ti Lllti otlnr d..y on l' bur gorr
,zmilsly fiu'uislnnl huh l, and in tho drawn 4
room drew bur litu‘llilull to tin nonwhi-
cunt} (InuiIh-Ilt'r. l‘lquml by lu‘r lzu'I. if
enthusiasm. tho llrldo runariuul. “Wall.
you don't, an out to say moth ah-ult lny
llldii'o (limnhlh r2“ “ hour thou .u.‘l
p nods?" said the frivud, with u 3.11m
min r. "l-iu'ttli:d gillou it upruthur hi,:h:
’I'hnt \l ry t‘lliilllltlill’i'\i'.’l:1‘¢:ll't'."u'ti to fun 14.."
Eldon," 'l'imt ain't-noon tho lu‘ulodruw
to tho shop from which tho clomloll. r
menu‘s llllil lu‘uun nu iudilzxzum spw .«h gilwut
tho \vn,'l;uuiu».-'~~ of charging In-r .‘J thou for
ll L‘Ilil‘llll'llt'l' offered in H'mo‘ tlflU (‘3:1(' for If
little more thou half. ’l'lusdc.’\lnr lnlrr
rnptod hur: “Madame, you nro llll‘aiJII-ll u.
'I‘hot t‘lmllllrllt‘l' was clown by your bin
I'umI, wot It. Holt" “ You," l>=lnv n-izliul. “l
immr sow tr Hit it was put up." "And
you now him 100.000 francs to pay for it
with?” "Virtniuly." “\l’o (Illi‘l't'nl it it.
him for MAM) from“, but he hunt button it
to blunt”, and limbo nil wo ”of. You Ilmt
in-ttur it‘ll bin. to show you tln' inwlpt. I
think you will find In: has lost it."
A IIttlo lulrr tho bridonw-de a bill for
40,000 franc-l for u punrl ln-rhhn‘o. ’I‘ln»
husband had given it to bur as n birthday
printout, and she won phloem! by tho kindly
thought. although who know well she
Would have to pay, no the pol-kin. moln'y
who nllowui him would hardly covor such
prmmin to his wife. She was mthor stur-
tlvd by tho prion. sinus», though the pearls
we-ro lino, two mws did not. mm in rcpt-o
mnt anythlnu like no human sum; so she
wont to tho Jumdur'u to rcnsonntmtu with
him for rimming her husband. "lint.
unuionxc,” void the jeweler, "rcnlly tho
prion Is wry fair. Flvo roweof such pourls,
and vary fair pmrlu. are not door at MANN
francs. " “ lint. there are only two!" ”l'ur-
don mo, nunlnnio. live when We sold the
nomkhu'o. 1 can show you our book, with
the description and number of pearls. "
llohhownl bur the hook, and him in no
longer doltuhtoll by her husband's kind at.-
tcntioun. After all, one hardly expects n
husband to Intmdunsor l'unsc do pander to
make a bit for hinmclf when outing on
steward in his wife mllomlcn Sketch.
A large Currant.
Although no American gonlcn In the
northern half of our continent is nonunionL
ed mmplotc without stuno currnnt bushes,
in is rare we hear toll of them growingnnr
where in the perfection that they do in
England, although it in quite pmslhlc that
tituy may sum-fully connind for the palm
of unperturiflin Canada. 'l‘hccurrnnt does
not like lusts Spill“ or warm, dry weather.
Under linen otrcnmstnnms the leaves be-
come a prey to u mmsttle fungus, and we
all know that infury to leaves is the first
inward downomtlon. At a morning
of 0 Royal Horticultural anxiety in Eng-
land the ”ammo mild the (blunt was
“new, in which the hunches mm It
that,“ bang and cocaine berths half an
mm mm. I them figureem
may hobbled-cit how our American
«1‘
3n... tribune
t. * be . w
A:
fore us.
upon us.
chances.
fit of it.
H. RIE‘GER'
C L0 A K S I
We are overstocked on garments, and have
decided to take a liberal loss now. while there
are yet three months of winter weather be-
Bctter than wait till the season is
aimut ended and tin-n lit-gin. We will sell all
oflour Jackets, this season's 'goods, for almost
half their original selling price. Unfavor-
able weather conditions have forced this loss
Merchants
We bought for the winter and it
failed to come in time. We will just pocket
the loss and our customers will get the bone-
._s «p.
S .
Pepular Cloak and Millinery Store
have to takothoso
Store in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
You Can Find
Chri t- '
mas
Presents
For All
will do well
"A.
NURVVA LK,
Willi.Y looking for Christmas presents "you
to inspect my stock, as I have a
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
tin-dare beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at attractive prions.
goods that are desirable that are notto be found
cl;.cwhcrc in Norwaik at
You will find 'many
W. AUSTIN’S
- .ltzwmnv Stone,
CONNECTICUT
‘l- I.
a' n1“... “1‘
of}. K: .
Q‘stfi.
For-Hula by Tomlinsou‘s that: store.
When in doubt what to use for
Nervous llcblluy, Lose of Power.
Impotcncy.Airophvxancocclc and
(titer wenknrswcmirom any cause.
u c $.0me l’llIS. l’mms checked
- l lull wiser ouickiv restored.
vgzmtrd. v.3 ht'cuhlbu rt suit fut-fly.
, borne $5.00. “'itll
. . \‘e anuiimmcc to
. or rriuml 'ly; money. Address
L MEDiCIhE 00.. Cleveland, 0.
BRANCHWSTOREWW
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and take no other. Stun ron cracrmn.
Price 81.00 per box, ti boxes for 55.00.
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nose. nm'rmutorlm-a. emissions. tmpotcncy,
parcels, us. Lorri?” turmtlonui disorders.
t'lli".‘ll lay errors or corms, rim-My r-whuvv
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with wriztm guarantee of complete tuft.
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Aided'by our steam dcrricks, saws, bor-
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LOW PRICES UN
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, h‘actoriusor any Large Build-
ing work a sly-:iahy.
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LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
M'Hv
Hr-aly eruptions on the Iiv:ul,chap1xxl
hands and lips. cuts, bruises, scalds.
burns lth' quickly cured by DeWitt's
Worn llnza-I Solve. It is at present the
audio Mini-i hand for piles, and it always
mumzhvm. G. C. Stillsou and it 1’.
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T‘,"I*lwusc nu). olm'l'vml the man in
storm-ins. "but I am a surgeon. and
that is not when: thr livvr is.” ”Never
you mind win-tn (In: liver is,” rctortcd
flzouillr'l‘. "It‘ll was in his big too or
his left «or Ilt‘lh'lit'r' Iiittlo Early Risers
Would r» :wa it anal r~lmko it for him." U.
(I. .‘itlllrtoh and H. l’. \Vcod.
To Cure A Cold in One Day.
Take InhXJilV’t' llroulo Quiniue Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to care, 25:. For sale by it. ll.
I‘Inlnlml.
OASTORIA.
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l’-~rsons whonrc troubled with indi-
portion will be inn-rested in the experi-
ence of Wm. if. l’enn. chivfclcrk in the
railway mail service at Dos Moincs,
Iowa, whowritcs: “It gives me pleas
are to n-stif y to the merits of Chamber-
lain's (folio, Cin flora and Iliurrhrra Item-
t-dy. For two years I have suffered
from indigestion, and um subjmst to
frequent severe uttmzlss of pain in the
stomach and LN pwclc. (me or two doses
of this remedy never fails to give per-
fect relief. Price ‘15 and 50 cents; sold
by (l. (I. Stillson.
After hearing some moods continu-
ally praising Chamix-riain'a (Jolie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea lhnnedydlurtis Fleck.
of Anaheim, California, purchased a
bottle of It for his own use and is now
as enthusiastic over its wonderful work
as anyone can be. The 25 and 50 cent
since for sale by G. (l. Stillson.
The fit-
nail:
signature
at
Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the quail-
ties of Due Minute (Jonah (late. It
never fails in colds, croup and lung
trouble. Children like it Menace it is
pleasnntto take and it hel them. (3.
U. Htillson and E. P. Wee .
The folly of prejudice is frequently
showu by people who prefer to suffer
for yearn rather than try an advertised
remedy. The millions who have no such
notions, take Ayer's Bureaparllla for
blood diseases. and are cared. So much
for common sense.
wire more * or
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wul museum ti" .
I. Obtains-em In Kaunas x
on, but cannula-An 3W
the noun mum W m
um You, Jun. lib-am Wane
lishcd thefollowlng interview with ..
cral Rivera, the sum of General,
. cm, obtained by a nomnlbnt in the
field new Sun Coyctnnu, Pillar del Rio‘:
“1 do not wish to criticise our friends in
the Unftal‘tlmtes, for I believe them (so...
{err-lug to the junta) patriotic men and
striving to do their born for Cuba, but we
here in l’iuur del Rio have been 901an
neglwtul. ,
“(lent reliance was placed upon 9933'
nl Murat, our beloved commander, and it
was thought that he could not only donut. ‘ .
the enemy in the province. but finally
make a junction with Gomez. But we. ..
know and our friends should have known / .
also that 4,000 or 5,000 or 10,000 men,
poorly armed and most of the time with
but mannty ammunition could not prevail
against tome wall armed and well
minus. Onoor two small oxmdltimis land
oil—one at Cori-lemon buy-«hut otherwise
for nine months we have been depending ,
upon our strategy and knowledge of idle"IE .‘
province to keep us out of n pitched W'
“Inns ago General Macon divided the
ecmnd army, and I was given a separate
command to shirt the north mat, to my,
nicssengem to New York by way of Ho
no or scrim the Florida strait to Key West;
“Brigantine Domesc bud command at _
form on the math, and General Moose no»
cupled the hills near Rubi and those 01
the Critm-snho range. As the mniusm
ish form was mncentruted against the Ru-
’bi and Catarnnhu wraps General Manet}
was compelled to do most of the Ming. '
He won many bottles and the big gilt all
Artemlsa. At the latter place he received ,
an ugly Wound in the thigh. but did ,
retire from his saddle until the fight was
done. About to of our soldiers were killed
them ’i‘ho enemy's has must huveheui;
much more. murmur to the word H
oclvud from (k-lmml MOO. It is WW
that a dynamite gun was used at AM
so. Wi- have a. dynamitn gun undtwo BM
plum, but they have berm useless for
time. since we have not had alumna
for them. .
Cannon Usele- no Babel-n ‘
“It would be Wrong for me to give \ ,
friends in the United States the imm-
slou that we are lxll'fillbly able to inkgmne
of onrmlvcs. no mutter what happen-5.? Ill-
dwd now that you are here representing
a paper that has been true to us from ”It?
ls‘uluuinu I hope my stammcnta, will
h-nuli ihom who are cndeovoring to did us
dinx-tly and assist them in arriving“
proper muclusious. « . .
”Some of my host fricmlfl may crltl‘
Inc forfemikinyr so plainly, but I wish-
Cubans of New York. Philadelphia, .1
nonvlllc and Key West to know tint ,
hem in Plnnr dcl life, like our brothers“:
tho oriunt, are willing to (lie for outs,“
towlrL Wt- cnnnot light alone with] f
hands. nor even with machetcs, against ”
enemy that is fully equipped, fed
drilled. . .., .
“We do not wed men, and above all
do not want {emigrants to me unless.
one men of military mienco. It is . .r
you know, Incense of any lackof I} ,
tit-n for the sympathy or assistance
fort-igmlr. We pray and we thank
that the Amaribun nation exists
know and nmnu-intal the great help
been to us. «
“ But up do not want young Amerir .
in match) Cube no fighters. Not one
ton knows a Word of the lancungo of
country—u hinguage wp would ~-
wn (Mild, sinoo We dislike (Wt '
Spanish.
”There were perimpo 40 orbi) Amati
with MIMI!) when he entered this provi
but ,l do not. believe there are 0 half
of tin-m loft. ‘
“I do not know how General 36 u
fuels in thin particular, but as far as I‘
coin-crnul I do not want any foul n
'l‘bcro are plenty of Cubans in the. ‘ -=
Hate» who should be, and I name .
willing and anxious to 00.1110, in the i W
once of tln-ir fighting brethren. I!
one to be smut, lot Cubans be the men
Not In Need of Ken;
”But as a mother of {mucus
hood of men at all. Tho whole, .. ‘
ulation is with us, and 1 mn- .‘
army of 60,000 could be [1W I I
provlum bolero tho winter ll
had but tho mono and animal: ...
Cubans arc brave and pntriofld
ing to die for our republic, bu
not crazy enough on face an ‘ ,
lets with empty hands. Tell the
can purpltl to give as 10,000 11:?“
supply or wmrhlgoe, and we will ' i:
out of \l’i-ylcr and his troclm lustful; . '
winter code. “' ‘
"We how that many men with:
this province, which was the Month
up arms. . ,
“You must not think that the ...
with which Mame tartan-ed the \ if"
hue boon killed off by the orromy. " oi‘
rucn are still in Plant dcl lliound are t)
ownitlngtbc ammunition. None have . .
minim-d. 'l‘hoy am more earnest. t ,
ever. in vurtoue places throughout 3
provhnc we Immigrants and marketer "
and hidden-fixrhups 2,000 of the I
and 0,200 of the Intact—«hut aroma
is wnntlu , and We must wait. ‘
“rlintll flunk“ an uggromlve ... -
soon‘r l manot answer tiiut dell!) ‘
will not call upon those who use ‘ ‘
quietly on luntetions crtn the
villages unit lhuws anus. A“?
all}. in kin-p 40,000 or 50,000 troops
enemy twrrying and yet not suffer!
marinas loss ourselves. For two ‘
nmrc We have been entirely lunch}
but I believe llelgtulosimd Mu
lighting a little at the mirth. ,
“'l‘hcro hull hormone red It).p " "
at hunt," (”minded Grml’ ' .
booted with this «empirical
lilo. The enemy has ruinous! » ‘
attention upon this in
We haw suffered n n l
have dcnn strum thnt we ' ,
in the province and bulk n W
mun miner-ole.
“ nothcr matter which in
impm‘tnnt is that whild Walla?
0d all his effort! Mitrfly .
beloved :rmlmemwafi .
nn,hus mew _’ . .0?
wmtwurd. 00mm fillingfl
with a much larger nnmiifltif _ ‘
were the combined W - »
you mark me, he will sweep
Wot-nut- to
Rain. arousing to cum
(summertime .
Norwalk Chronicler