‘ sen his tour of inspection today.
We mm.
i ._ church will meet tonight.
. f , ' to hold I meeting tonight.
1 punk to‘fienry etreet, Norwulk.
7W. B. Wilcox.
r his home in River street.
' New York on business. yesterday.
, Weill. W. H Mnloneqmtmnstu.
Abutment. Mon. him or PM! o.
‘lZAIeriesWeedheebeuzhta'e’lPrlnce-
ton. -
new Bill to riding s handsome truer
‘l‘he confirmation clan of St. Paul’s
Penman Council, Royal Arounum.
lire. J. Samson has moved from Winni-
Sbuitury Inspector Thomas ”Hunt be-
There were sixteen wenderers at the
Norwelk etutiomhoure. last night.
v. John D. Skeue, of Dunbar-y, will
preach in St. Paul‘s church, tomorrow
night.
A meeting of the Spring Hill tire oom-
puny was held last night. Joseph Whit
ley presided.
Joleph Peuuell has secured a position
with the insurance firm of W. L. do
Expreeemtln Connors is moving (Iber-
lee Taylor’l household effects from Mon-
roe street to cross street.
I The Oriole club will be entertained
Thursday night. by William Cahill, at
.The' Ladies' lsociety of St. Paul's
church, will hold n meeting in the
chapel tomorrow afternoon.
J. '1‘. Prowitt, the cnterprieingbieyclo
dealer of Main street, Norwallr, was in
Frank Grace, of the Dublin district,
has pnrchnseda new horse from the
gypsies now encumpod in Poet Swamp.
Major Fitch, of Stamford. will be in
command of Companies I" andGut their
battalion drill in tho Norwalk Armory,
tonight. “w-“
'Itie said that l’hmuix Engine com-
pany will uttondlhe unveiling of Hell-
crul Grant's monument in New York,
April 27th. ~ ..
The annual meeting of the Twin I ‘in
Wheelnien will he held tonight at H
o’clock. ut the quarters in Swarm. d-
Corbctt's block.
Painters are at Work on the interior of
the old Boston ston- in the tiwnrlz dz.
Corbett block, giving the ceiling u t'tul
of white paint.
David E. Hughes. ticket agent at the
Norwnlk depot oi the Consolidated rail
road, moved yesterday from Main RUIN“:
to Mott avonue._____v___
Rev. W. .l. Slocum. of Waterbury,
and Rev. J. H. Unrrollmt Wootport, who
have been abroad, are on the Inst-nu,
honiewurd bound.
Hope Hose compeuyJ‘ImImr thumb and
Ladder company and l'lm-nix linglno
company will hold their regular month-
ly meeting: tonight.
—-r ..- “w...
Edger ii. For went to New York you.
torday and bought twenty live (‘ rw I-nt
bioyelumpnn which the firm will be
able to make u spacial price.
When the agent. arrivoll from iluoon
the town road roller will be taken In
Norwallt ltllll the local oporator will be
taught how to manipulate it.
Last Sunday was line. A. ll. Wy .III II
last one as pastor of lll‘l Nul walk MI Ibo
dietehuroll- Rev. Charles Benedict will
occupy the pulpit next Huntley.
Unclaimed letters in the Name“:
pout ollleo are nddremnl to Minn l'hdu y
Ulungh. H .l t‘lnlpin. William ll. Wih
non, i) I) Rear Admiral Wm. II
Hturlevont h'III blade tlft’lllu'illl'il’lfi foI'
hmuwlnunlou than with a must: or car-
tIItue. muttlnni. runs. oll cloth. tohlo
norm. carpet OWIII'IIHI'I. fancy chair-I
and pletureu. The prices commend
them to prudent buyers.
Time willbe e battalion drill in the
”melt Amwrytnnlnht betwtlon (Ann-
mlen I! and G. The Mallory III-Inn
will be entirely enwrtulluldby tlofupntly
Fetter the drill. After the drill there .
will be It bullet bell ultlllil between the
we company Home. Noedndulnn will
to charm. WM“
A Increment it on feet, It III Iltlll. In
term A IIIecII money to mntlone the
mum» satchel roomy. formerly enu-
”use. by John D. Wood. who hue been
,W Wat. A more will be
IW
”will In bromine It need
. routehotrhumof thelIuoan Horne.
'good couple.
’ Governor and hire. 0. V. Collin, Mr. and
goon-mm no new,
doorbell would [be tumble; to
We have bromine at 7:30. and after
breakfast we here religious mvleer.
oondnctedbythernperintendent. Din-
ner at it? o'clock; copper at 0 o'clock.
and at 7:80 we have prayers. The doors
one heat after that hour without per
allusion. At each meal the blotting is
naked. Every Sunday the team is hitch-
ed up and taken any of no to church
We go to any church we wish. Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock we have church at
the Home. with good preaching and
aplendid ringing quite often. During
the week we have pleasant entertain-
meat.
There are eighty-eight acres of loud
in our farm, and plenty of fruit of all
kinds. .We have three horses. four
com. pigs and chickens, so you can see
we have plenty of mllkto drink and
plenty to eat. The rooms in the Home
are very pleasant, clean and neat. The
beds are splendid to sleep in.
Air. and Mrs. Buckingham are very
kind to us. You may go all over Cun-
neeticut and you could not find such II
They do everything in
their power to make everything pleasant
for us all. There cannot be too much
said in praise of our Home and the way
it is conducted. We all do about as we
please. We are allowed to go. any.
where we wish.
Yours Respectfully,
It E Kisxlzv
Funeral Services.
There was a large attendance, yosfer-
day afternoon, at the funeral of Mrs,
Dwight M. Seward, held from her late
residence in Fnirtleld avenue. Rev. '1'.
K. Noble, D. D., of the him-walk Cun-
grogutional church, officiated, assisted
by Reva. W. D. Hart. G. 11. Board and
W. B. Holman, of the Wilton, South
Norwalk'and Sonthport Congregation .]
churches. A number of friends were
present from ont-of-town, including use
Mn. Libby, from Summit, N. J., and
W. Hayden, of New York city. The
floral tributes were numerous and ole.
glint. The pallbearers were Deacons
George B. St. John, James E Wilton, .l.
R. Marvin and Charles S. St. John. The
interment was in Union cemetery, Nor-
walk.
Funeral services over the romnim of
.1 wine William '1‘. Crew were largely nt-
tondcd yesterday afternoon from his late
residence' to l .lmwood avenue. lbw. I}.
M. Selleok ollleiutotl. and the pnllllonrnrs
were Clienter l". Tolles. l“. A. Tolloe.
John IA. Richards and .l. it. Raymond
The burial was in Pine island cemetery.
Sonic at Inc tick.
James Mllt‘lll‘ll, of Iflill' street, .‘lor~
walk, in lying at the point of death.
William E. Dean, of River Inmvt,
who has been sttiouvly ill. in grrutly
improved.
Mrs. William A. Ambler, of l'nion
l'dl'll’, in muvaieuwiux from auroral
woolls' lllllI‘IH.
WINNIPAUK
William Wood null .‘lrthut thtll p
Wheeled In Bridgeport, Sunday.
1"!le Evans enjoyed a spin on his
wheel to Bridgeport, Sunday.
Arthur Evans wheeled to Vial-I, blur
nrdny, and returned home Sunday.
ThoWInnlpnukzMillu ycxtorday lilill‘lthl
on u now than Ivhozinle. The oper'ul l Wit
begin their dey'n work at. one «fl-lock
and quit. IIIll n‘oloolt, with three-(pure
I we of an hour for noon, IIu Saturday»
they will have a half holiday.
Robert Mllnor returned to liltl home In
Mlddlotuwn. youtordny.‘utlor avian with
hln pamntn. Mr. and hire. Jdlllml EdIIuIrr.
of Holden lllll. ’
The operative- ln Ibo hurling and
weaving man: of the Nth-Wall: Mlllu are
working ten hours a day for an inIIIrIl.
alto time.
David lnlndon’u home on Ibo llbhlell
Hill Irwin Leonard Pollard will more
Into the homes vacated by Mr. bishop.
Chariot diluent-II hull purchased a
tumbler bicycle of the .l. ’l'. I'Iowltl
company.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘holnlnl Danton. of New
Itedtrmi, who llut’o mending a weoII'u
mouth»: with relative: here. left town
yeetoI-Ilnyl‘orhoele. Ha the my they
ntoppod with relatim in 'l‘hounulon.
CllMllllllY. .
Tho Ilium ole-II» lll. Gregory and
Agnes hunter. of Howells. were the
“Item. “outlay. of Ila (Money I bull.
to. Menu (item. of thin piece.
it” ohm Henlenhwk punched III
the Greenery «new. holiday afternoon
ill in am bummed Into open
”It”
” .malllwlmtlflhof inevitable
of the Home are eluted It 10 o ”clock. No l’
(.IeIngo Illnhop III moving to him.
of bring 3 out truths doenu’t roach
everybody. so We on on this weeni-
teller show to Inna oh) and the gem
lrnt
We’ll have fireworks, m a bureau on
the etmets. The word 'hlu’ will be
borne aloft to burning letter» than can
be seen bull a mile away. After the
lunatic we will return to Memorial
Hall, New York, and It number of In
dole dressed in red will enter, some
Marley a huge red cabin with “linden"
eluted in white letter» on either aide.
After marching around to the tune of n
dlrga they will place the collie on a
platform. I After It song or two I'll get
In my work.
"'I ebull take it lingo knife. and after
pulling yards of ribbon from HIV t',0lllil
the hood of the devil attained to the
end will appear. umyed In a huge hon
not covered with fentltore, lull-II. rih
Imus, and what not. This rtelll'tm'llltl
pride. one or the greatest Inn-ruins to
salvation, and on' the head will conn-
l will thou deliver a ehort address on
pride before cutting out the devil's vI-r-
lchrne. That's doubt.,nnd will be Il-
lustrated by one of Bob ltIgI-reoli's
lithogrnphn. need for udvortlulng pur-
posive. and n revolver. for you one he
advises a person with no hope in life
to put on end to existence. l eIInIL
speak of how doubt brings destruction
and faith salvation. Next I'll cut the
tongue out of the devil's hem]. You
5: I' it has 'emltnlul. lion. blanpht-Iny'
printed on the back no that it“ can
moi. And no It will be until l'vI- I-nt
Ill.» old follow Into IIIiIII,.-I~nn~nt. At the
I'lIIIII' tlw room will in- darkened and
llm devil will be burned In 0"le In
a lake of fire. it in n growl-Ionic sight.
but It ltl It representation of the dim-r-
out bins III-inn token from tho people
by I."IIII\'I"I‘.‘II0II."M.\'I'W York thin.
Nu Fear of the “1|"! Cup.
"Hurry." slu- sold. ropronvhfnlly.
"Well?" he rI-turnml. llllllrt'llt'llrlh‘t‘v
ly. lnl' tin-re was that in but tone that
loath- ltllll I'I-llr IlII~ Worst.
”It is evident from your breath." slu-
uI-nt on. "that you buy..- llm'll drink»
inn."
"WI-ll." he said again. for “not of
h'nnu'lh'mg IN‘lll‘I’ to any.
"Win-n I! more Izirl,"
rogrolrnlly 'l illflllt’ II solemn mu III. II
lips that lullt'llt’ll “lllv should tum
II In ll oil In.
‘Ilh. In llllll nil?" lw Hilltl, wt llll ovi-
Ils‘lll I‘I'llI-l'. "if you \"l'rt' It lllllt' IIIIII'I'
conversant with the [Il'lr‘n' ul' llllllg?‘ in
that low and ulth Ilw lll'lllllfi of my
I-IlIIry you Ivonhln't hesitati- n moInI-nt
ml llI'I'ItlllIl of that .vmv. IIIII it's
mighty lurky that you didn‘t inc-lull»
anything but wine In it." I'lIlI-lIgo
l'IInl.
nhr- explained
The "new Qua-on.
(yum-n \' I. Inl L. :6 pr‘untv lI-tII-rs mun.
lwr molly hundred I-vs-ry your. Slu-
ul‘llm In lli'l' IIIIIIII-rmls rI-Itllil'rs’. 1'on
p lilo: rm anniversary tll' ownslun nil
\‘Illll‘ll ;I lnIllt-r might ln- \l‘I'lt‘ItllII'. 'I'lII-
London I'lll'onlvlv says that In Ilia
younger IIII-Iulu-rs of the royal family
siu- IIIII‘I-r I'u‘ll~ lu rII'lHI birthday Ellie,
:Ivrumpnniml III :I I‘mr loving \lIII'le
Ill' :I‘I'I-llliz. l‘Il'vl‘y IIII)‘ Illl‘ llll'llltld)’
Look it»; consulted not that lnrllnlny
lmnk In \‘I'lllt'll singvm. actors and "Illa-r
Iv-rmmnuva ltll‘ ll‘ikl'll Io urilu. lull
Izllil :-III:Illvr \llllllllt' I'I'iu‘l’t'ml for I-II|;I~
III-v. llllII IIItlIIlnII- {I‘ll-Hurt, 'l‘hI-Il llII-I‘I'
:ll'l' noun-rum. lI-III-I'e of it I-vml prilnlo
Ilfllltl't‘ who'll :ll'l' written by llll' lilo-on
I.I'l"6I‘lr II‘III'I'e Iii I’Illlllllll'llt’t'. lI'IIwI'n
I-l' t'dllltll'tlllllllllilll In lll'llll" \IIIII lmIn
lIl‘IIII I'IIlIIlI'l'lHl \lllll llIt' I'IIllI'l, ll‘llv'l'fl
Ill furl-lg" lllllllill‘l'lm.
A I are far Ilulln "one II.
All IllllIIl' (I! pulh l' gin :I “It“ follow-
IIII: lllvlllml for «ohm: bulky ion-we.
"When I won :I IIIIIIIIIII-ll pulivunmu."
Im new. “I It'ill'llt'tl III‘ II bowl lIIInIIIm-
nnII IIIIIII IlII‘llIIIIl or I‘lll‘lllt: a bulky
lml'nI’. II Inn only III-tor falls. lull It
tlIli'H not one llll‘ IIIIIleIIw‘I polo In lllI'
onlnml. Win-II Iln- horse i‘I'rllM‘i In
W» lllht' Iln- from foot III Ilw II-Iluvk.
Illnl lwIlt‘l ”II' by: III the bum-joint.
IIIIIII ll Ibo,» for Ilm-v nulnnow. HIV"
in il Illgun. [Hill the horse \Illl no. 'l‘ln'
Inly way In \I‘llll'll I I‘ll" III-mun! I’ur
lllln I-ft’I-ellw Innnto'ry III“ lln- horse In
that lll‘ I‘ll" IIIIIIlI of only IIIII' IlIiIIu III
p Ilnw; nlnl. Inning outdo up lllri lllllHI
lull In gal, my lllllll"’ in Hull llw lowml
“III of tho but mill-s IIIII Inhnl train the
Irlullml thought."
Whirl III' WI'IIIlI-Il
'l‘ho- plIlI-iu- inn [tiliitlt‘ I‘ml llw lilee' (up
II II-u llllllllll‘u before he l‘t'llllllt‘ll an
opinion.
"I llllllli your bnrlmnd III-min n I'mI
more than nnylhllm ohm," inI nnld III
loll “If he would InI I‘llllI‘llll‘I'iI "f
IlInI‘
" llIII lll' IoI'IIm-s IIInIIdIItIlI In lull II
III ”IV. INII‘W.“
“\l't'll.“ l'I'llIl’lll‘Il Ilo- phynlrinn
Illuogbll‘nllr. “llllll'n o mow In tho
‘lghl Illm-Ilon." I'lllrngn l'InIt.
Mun Ihuwml “null Judgment.
III-r Ilrlm'liou. "How did you hnp
yen to tenure in that llltl'lll'lllllr I'Illll
pithy?”
“I I-nunnllml Ibo wlnhon of my, wife,"
"Ill moron. IlmI'u very lll‘lllfit‘l‘l’lll‘llly.
not done who know anyllnnu about
Ill‘u Innnrnnw t'IIlilllltlllt'l?"
"I've. Klw InvenllunII-II. and round
llli’ll IIIIII one lllWIIJI'II locum Ilw prom
.Inl l'tllt’lltllll‘u." \l'nnhlllnton blur.
.ww.......w ”MMWIan _ ,
Wholly "WHOM flow.
Among Ibo ltpyptlanu. enuomwuwol
rings were “lymph of limit. lIIIllmIllIIg ‘
l ‘ humid!) Ion.
leading Illllnery and Clerk Store In the Norwelkt.
’ In on an inn "Wrote. out...»
poem _ ,
III on. Street. north». Home»
chagrin. g -
Krleg‘er’t low Price:
'- Always Keep Kriegers Busy.
The great number of customers ecmin our Skirt and Salt
Department every day, is conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at: prices they are willing
to pay. Our
New Spring Millinery!
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
the choicest styles (or womens wear.
seen to be appreciated.
The stock moist be
H. KRIEGER,
Nowadays
Store in Mahackemo Hotel block.
No one need go to Europe for a
watch.
in America by the American Waliham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended—
“Riverside"
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled .
cases at ‘
A. W. Austin’ 5,. 39 Wall Street. Norwelk.
The best are made right here
and “Royal.” Can be
istic engraving, for
$3.00.
price on
H II
I00
so cards,
I00 Cords. .
extra charge.
WE WILL FURNISH
Wedding
Invitations
Size «l I-ngjucludlug inside
and outside envelopes, IlIc
Ilncst quality and moot art-
Ncnrly 50 pct Icahless. than
ever (IllCI'CIl in this
Each Additional hundred
Illi'.
We also make a Special
Calling
Cards!
Plate and 50 Cards,
ILOO
I.”
Address on cards. 250 a Line Extra.
WHERE PLATE. IS FURNISIIED:
50 Boots
75 Cents
Wedding work lololod and insert-3d in envelopes without
Utllt'r engraving corrtnpmnlingly cheap,
EVENI 7 G SENTI‘NEL
.th mutual mending In "1me Inn» of
, the contest “III need In "In buxom
We.
‘ llll‘lll“ worl-
, Thim- lit-en new I .
I’l'o yield to Immaterlsltrlller.
actions. .
'l'o endeavor to mould all flllpOllllolll
alike.
this world.
To expect to be able to understand
everything.
'i‘o bellows only what our finite
minds can grasp. '
To look for Judgment and expert.
come In youth.
To measure the enjoyment of others
by our own.
Not to make allowance for the luv
flrniit'lml of others. .
To worry ourselves and others with
what cannot be remedied.
’l‘o I-onsndcr evorythlng Impoeelblo
that. We cannot perform.
'Not to Illlovlnte- all that needs alle-
viation on for on lion In our power.
It In a great mlntuko to set up your
own standard of right and wrong, and
judge people accordingly.
Jewel Embroidery.
Jvn'ol work holds an important place
now in favor. It is deservedly popn»
lor with needle workers who delight
in delicate (more, no the softly glow
lug tints of the various gems can be
faithfully simulated with the Asiatic
lilo lies-ls.
I‘ntlvrne for jewel work are wholly
conventional. consisting of enrolls,
whit-h are simply outlined with pet'-
hmm :I few long and short stilt-hos
hero and thorn, whore they come in up.
p'rnprinivly. :InIl mnull ('ll‘l'li's or ovuls,
in groups or singly, representing the
jewels qunI uhh II the “on; lake 5 its
llflllli'. 'lho jewels ore- ruisod wry
high. so that they stand out on the
IlIIt'II Ilkn t'IIlI half-spheres. The work
but slow,
in
slmln' of the» purl-4 and to gut. llll‘lli
null rennin-II the
hoop llo- pl-rt‘ul
III simplr,
“Hunt“ Irimly
I-anIml I'lv'lllfv' :IIIII soumlhly.
The doll; III‘I‘II'slIuwn is svvml and
llll‘l‘I‘ Ignrvl'wrs by soI‘I-n and thron-
IIIIIII'II-I'II int-hm In size. The design is
mlmpml on :1 lion quality of linen. and
l~ pzn'IéI-ulurlr I-I‘I‘IwIlvo win-II worked
as follows: lIIIlco- llw Ilom-ro in while,
III-III: lulu: and short stitch Illlml Imlhl
with hlIIIIlPIl pink: jewels dot-per pink
lvllllllll'll with II. Il‘kt' .~t ~l1mlujcu‘I-ls on
tiring. pmk 'ltll‘llln' “bite.
\ I artful "Inf.
’I'annI~I-.~lwll mull-s and plus for
tho l'flll‘ :Iro- \‘I‘i'l' IIIIII-h Worn m pros
l"'l, and n knowlwlgv of how to rI-~
mm. llu' lwzlnly and tumor of euphor-
IMIIII‘Illw' i\ of \‘IIlIlI'. An old fuellionml
I'm ipu I.«.ml., uriuvn win-II tun-h orna-
IrvnMIml by the wand
lllltlllt‘l'rl of ”I" present m'nvrnllon, Inl-
vlsovs rubbing llll‘ [w‘lishod nnrl'nm-
with plinth-roll rum“ Mono and oil.
‘l"lw I'IIIII-n Mull" nlmnhl be firm siftml
through llzw Illll‘illll. This Will rmnm'u
nil m'nIrIII-o; lhvn :I polish In In ln‘ up.
pllI-Il lIy gI-mh- I‘llllllim: \l’lth II I'IIII
Imus. In which :I IIIIII- Jenni-Ira: rough
IIIH liven :Ippllml.
I‘lnnrr Ilnl In.
Milli" zI thunk Ill'l'flll IlIIIIulI. mnl he
lan' bounding yfur Ilw N‘I'IHII‘ I'IHlllfl
Isul'l. in n Inlolmp-mnfnl of owned but»
lI'l' tul‘ mull I|lll|l’l of IlnIIr I'vprvwmml
in llll‘ dough. .\I’tIII' II but risen llll‘
M‘I’HHII I‘IIm- roll Into It nhwi mum
u-Iml II’HN than half on lltl‘ll Ihluk.
1'!“ this Into Ilrlpa nII lnvh wide and
[not Imln'n long. llull the-III llulllly
llllill'l” Ilw lolml until they are round,
I:I\ III II llfllll‘t'll llllhllli: pull. it! hllllltl
it'll IIIIIIIIII-n. Ililll lullu- III II lllfltll‘l‘llll’
own to n pnhv brown
"ow to Trent a New Iron Kettle.
The color from tho hunting or II new
Iron trout in wry unplvnunnt, and It
only in- nvoldml III thin Imunwr: I'Iilf'tt
Ihv bottle in the yard III II unto Ill-I
IIIIII‘I' from nnylhlun lnllunnnnblo, and
pill lIIIo II n l'lfllll saturated with III-r
Inst-um drop u lllrinnd llllllI‘lI upon ”I"
I-IoIII and lot the oil burn out. When
Ilnv limb» In numb I-oIII wash II III II
but mutation of «troop ItoIlII wnlnr. A I'~I
tor Ibis IronIIIwul IlII- Vented "my lot
um! In Ilw bout-o \leIIoIII any IIIIIII
monolith IIIIIII'II
itennrulleu Yenltnn.
IIII unnlulay when the lmllrr lmn
moor. Mramlng wnlov III II plm'o n
Illi’lt none.» the top to help support the
IM'II. pillows or wInIII-ver modulus the
(balloon. .\ rrrInmI Ibo bod plenty
mm ”W holler; II on“ ”will be Ilmll-
In IIImIIImg. 'Inm Inn nominal Ilw
lemon only Ilmonnthty wrnmuu all
poms tin-II bone or bottom In Ibo eon
and air. 'l'lIIII will not only Itnlm'n
Ii‘iillll'l‘m but purely outermlnelu IuoIII
A woman without? who III also II IIIII
Ill'llfl. Introduce her friction by the
mm with with-II Ilti' plan on the pi
been belittle to practice. “it In the,“
we! . ‘Wrfil
‘WWIIW
To expect uniformity of opinion In ,
among the many styles of embroidm'y P
To look for perfection In our own 0"
ache: and
tumbler. They. clean“
and bowels, and it warm!
Iy destroy them. and
system do the child
Mothers. eel: at
twenty-five cent mo!
Sweet Worm Powderl. and
your family. They are .. .
and harmleee as milk A
that Is Cnturrh. 3311’! t
the only positive cure known
medical fraternity. WWI}, .
constitutional ditches.“ .
tntional treatment. Hull ..
is taken internally. action I, .
the blood and mum "I'M
system, therely dettroyingthe
tion of the ditenee, and giving ‘
ticut strength by building upthe
stitution and assisting nature
its work. The proprietorlhflolo
faith In its curative on,
ofier One Hundred are for N
that it fails to cure. Send tel"
testimonials.
ledAndreas, F. J. CHEREYIIIGO
I[fl'SIIld by druggistl, 750.
Americans are the most Inventive m-
pin on earth To them have been new
nearly 600 000 patentl. or mettle
our --third of all the patents mu, .
world. No discovery of modern
has been of greater benefit to '
than Chamberlain' s Colic, Cholmm
Dinrrhu-a Remedy. or has done m to
relieve pain and suffering. 'J. W
Vnugn. of Hutton. Ky. boys: "I here
used Chamberlain 15 Cello. Cblennnd '
Dionbou Reno 11y In my totally for
several years, and. find it to be the boot
medic me I not used for cramp: in the
steam h and bowels. " For sale by G. 0. ‘
Stillson
I won! tional surrender is the only
te-ms II 0-:- fnnlone little pill: km I
DeWItt II Little harly Risers willrn ,
with constipation, sick headache end
ammo-h troublee. (i U. Stilleou. “all“!
Norwelk, and E. P. Weed. Norwflh.
Mrs. A. lnvoen, residing at 720
street, Alton ill . suffered With ‘
rheumatism for m or eight months. 8h
declared for It nearly the whole alibi.
time, using various remedial m
InenIlI-d by friends, and was treated
the phyelcians but received no
She then need one and ahnlf bottles fl
I. hnnllwrl tllll ii l'cin B: lint, “'11“th
ed a (01“!)le emu. Thu
at her room bl, as she wants uoflnmm ‘
ilarly ullhctvd to know what cured hi.
'I‘ he 2:” I and Fm cent sizes for sale by G. .1
U. Stillmn
l’eruonn! the gentleman who Inner
ml the congregation Inst blond-y enn- ,
Iiuunliy coughing will find lost at l"-
lief by owing Illn' Minute Cough Cnre,e
epwdy and harmlem remedy for throat
andlnnntronhlee (I. C. Stilleoufionth
\‘urwelk. and E i'. Weed. Nlnwelh.
custom “oi oi the World.
MiIIIIAIImeILIkII-y write“: “II eel!
and runny of the linllnlo Bill Will! “I
(in. halo giwn Allen‘s Foot-QM, the
powder to shake Into the sheen. a melt
Ibomugh trial and can honed” I”
Illutit does all if not more thenyon
olnlnl " it instantly taken the nine IIIII
of euros end bullion». Allon’ I Fm
illnvertnin cure for swollen. merit
aching, billion-ed or sweating feet.
by all droughts illlll shun Morel, tmbyv
Ilvo cents. h‘nnlplo neat free.
Allen ti. limited. lleliloy, N. Y.
It Idluuld he made. Inatterof blip
knnwlI-IlypI lhut lhIWitt' II Wlwll .
valve Will Ilptwdlly mm piles of tholoec-
wt almullnu ll lulllnhoulohold tevo-
rite I'II lllIIIlft, M-.IIlIlu I‘uII. bruise! and
wound all lIIIIIlII (I. i). Nlilloonfinulll
Norwallllnnd It; 1'. Wood. Norwnlh.
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l'erllunb whonro unblootto m III
Inlluue ooh? willie; 1““me ' I
prompt to to may '
Chamberlain II tulle. Cholera M M
rhnnn Itenmdl'. IIIIIl ll Mill It. m M
the find lltlllI‘lIilun of the m
more. It muffin-vent the AMI.
solo by U. I‘. illoon
b'ot ”Hurt-{III} inn ophlel’l. Wbfi
on re IIIII no not
ehrznmmnlw end thmm
maelve Imtundlatn relief "It!”
neatly cured by line uh;
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und l“ l'. Wood. Mom.
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painful a trouble IIII pilot. bl
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