; ' Cellini»; Secqwl.
4.; ‘
I! luv more. 1
“ [torment is Italic of
l in turquoise bil o with
earn lace and insertiml.
kdinpoee‘the fullness
while the claim is in
hill - and. button-holes.
. f ,rrnooth-lltling across
ding“ the fullness drawn
'- fit the waist line by
_ irring. Ribl n ties
”it! end are cm'ed for-
-- in the centre trout by
' ends, thus hold'ng the
'fl’onte in position. The
to fullness, urtl gather—
W, finishing at the
. C beads of ibsertion
. The handsome sailor
l! in back and front,
- in the centre, and is
Wu and lace edging.
can be foshioned
nlight tones of any
expensive flannelettes
for more selwiceable
ink or blue. A sim-
he given in feather stitch-
’ this combing ”mull for
W of ageit wi rev
.01 forty-fonr-iuch wide
_, pattern, No. liflllilds cut
Jilin-Benita], twelve, four-
. years of age.
iv¢UP0l
, 005% eur slzecf No.
”m...— .._.,.._......... .....
could. 0873. flmwr-m
. “ a II can If lire
,omuwt'a. odlh
‘mflouth omlk-
Mn
.. ofthe sidewalk in front of
occupied bytbe Misses Sel-
MSelectmen Mevlllry is be-
. .., Till! walk figured in the
action against the town for
caused by cutting the. rozldbrd
- the piece of tolford-lluucudum
~ year. ‘
“ of the Willing Wlorltors. e
‘ 1'! missionary society ill the Con-
ohnrch, was heldl Friday
» minke action upon the pro
dirbending of the society. Since
W Endeavor was or.
, Willing Workers lies seem-
rnperl‘lnous orgallizhtiou. us
. are unconnected with the
‘million? club met at Dr. Nolroll's
" its Woekl meeting. ‘l‘hursduy
nod comp ted Milieu. The
. 3m very well ettendleil. The
immanent missed the lust, cur
w end Itortetl to wldll. Fortu-
tbeearwel met on ills Mum
i they. had left Dorian, and it
a t and took them below. Dry-
lti m up at the hulxt met-t-
It Mill Annie Bishop‘s, Num-
» ml of Mrs. Murill l-Zduey,
. 45“.! M. Eduell'.wus ut-
,” her name this tlfllllrnoon lit
‘ 80'. Louis Fllfinch Uf—
lterenudns were taken to
fill! inbprrlnlentnbv‘vell in
' y. 0 pl ‘Ild‘tel'l
6%. of Murhumumk.
.MX Bum lulu Jame.
rawhide;
fl~.w,-
Edwin Thorpe, who
"’2” eeEl-ie could wm in New
node is flying tillip to his
' We. end FriduyLuighi ell-
: lot-lo number of lri ’llllit..
- willie“ pl {in the
beheh enterlll ument in
, l tonight. ‘
"lull!!!” ball on lhls guest
. mm. of Jersey lliily. who
; lilthls plum.
elites be
but not no to of; spent
upin sell rzwesio-
: of: New mvery.
often tiles. For
. Kilt 's
l. .
~ Itwlfhinlo tour
Early in Bishop Wilbur-force’s opts
brownies compartments of the Great
Western Balm y. His compartment
\l‘na occupied himself alone. the
other by two gentlemen, both strangers
to him. The bishop was, according to
custom, writing letters. his hat in the
netting. his head covered with a most
uneplseopul skulheap. so that no one
unuislunlnted with his features would
sllspevt him of being a bishop. Ere
long. with that quickest of hearing,
with which all who knew him intimate-
Iy were familiar, he caught lild own
mime us being the subject of disme-
slon, lo the adjoining compartment.
"Wonderful until, the Bishop of 0x-
l'or 2" said one eponker. “Yrs." said
the other. "But what a terrible» stun»
o'llngblook that temper of his!" "’l'em.
per!" was the response. ”l’ve never
heard of it. Pray explain!" "Why."
replied the former, “there is an awful
fury Wllll‘ll seizes him at fillies; and
Ill his house oi (Yuddl‘sdon there on:
trousers made in the passages and ill
the walls of the staircase, so that. if
any of his children meet him when the,
lit is on, they may take refuge ill lime
to avoid him." Upon this the bishop,
leaning forward and speaking through
the open window between the mm-
pllrtnlonts, sold. “iloutlolneu, i have
accidentally overheard your court-leu-
lion. Now I spend lllm’r time probably
with the Bishop of Oxford in his house
llllill any other living lllllll,'fllld per
hops know more of his faults, of
which, no doubt, there are mnny. But
i think ] nln bound to tell you that this
description of temper is not one of
them; if it had been, I must have
known it," The gentlemen bowed and
thanked him. Nevertheless, as he sat
llllf'k again. the bishop overheard the
first speaker whisper to the other.
‘.Iust so. That is the way all his
friends talk. Nevertheless it is per-
lootly true."
DECLINED WITH THANKS.
Celestial Fashion of Surfing; the Feelings of
:- Struggling Writer.
(‘hlnnse editors are nothing if they
are out polite, and their style of "do.
fllllilll: with thanks" renders roles-lion
it their hands more flattering than do-
T't‘pllllli‘t! would be from an English
fililor. llt‘l'l‘ is :t Spt'f‘llllt‘li h‘llt'l‘ sent
ivy :l (‘hilli-so editor to a Would-be l'llll-
:l'iblllor, whose manuscript ho found it
nl-m-smll'y to return. "illustrious
‘lrotllor'of the sun and moon. Behold
;lly Servant prostrate lu‘llll‘l' thy rt'i'l.
[ kowtow to time. and but: that of thy
gl'uriousnoss thou ulnyst grunt that I
only spmk and live. 'l'liy honored
manuscript has dolgnml to mist lllt‘
vlfilll of its august rounb-lmnm- upon
\l‘ilh ruptures we have perused it.
fly the bonus of my fllll’l‘sltll'li. livi’rl'
love i Plil'illllllt‘l‘t‘il such Wit. .uuvli
Dollies, such lofty thought! With four
and trembling I return the writing.
Wore l to publish tho trvusun- you
sent lllf'. llit- Clupl-mr would lll‘ill‘l' that
i should be lllmla- tho slulldlll'd. illitl
but "one be pllldT-dll-d ovoopt sllrll :H
lilllullml it. Knowing: llN‘l'illlll't' :ls l
in. Hull Hull ll “'Ulllil lw lllllllll-‘sildt' in
on lliollszlnd yours in equal who! you
lilYt‘ done. I Sl‘lltl your writing bark.
I‘l'n lllfllh'nlltl limos i «Turn your pill"
lull. ill-hold. my llvml is .‘Il your tool.
im what you will. Your svl'vzlut's‘ sur-
mul --'l‘llo Editor." ,
IS.
All in the I‘mullv.
.\ few uigllh' ago a prominent liven-
liollinn. mm working ”\‘l'l‘lillli' II" it..-
\'oriIl Side, tllul will-ll his ll!I.~'lllf"‘~‘ \\ :I‘i
'nlllplvh-d bonrdul :l Xorth Short-blow
rir Hil' for llnlllo‘. When ”to ('illlilllt'
or ri-lpn-«tml fuil' Ilsl- nulu lolnun-d his
lllllilri into his lmrlwts end In his do
.uuy dismvoml llml lw llllll only :l
~ullun-l'fl-il dollm'. “llll‘ll lo» Inld Ilt‘l'll
carrying for lllnullln. 'l‘l-lt llllll" from
tutor. and “broke" true the uuplousulll
bought that flushed through Ins Illlllll.
m “U [lllrifil‘ll "ll Illi' l'tllllllt'l'rl‘l‘ l‘lllll
llld l’l'l,’|'l\‘t'tl his t’llllllg". Iiuforo Illl'
'lll' bud ll'tH‘l'lli’tl :l lnlll- llu- I'Hllllllt'llll'
‘tlllll' llf‘llllllll nuiliu uml Nllll: "l‘lilllor
full or in Indy lll‘lllll' L'lil'l‘ luv it t‘tlllllu
i-l'i't‘il llilllul'."
"it was llw wuluau, of worm" ri-
.polldml tlll- i‘llllllll‘l'llhlil‘ll L't‘lllll‘lllilll'.
'llwy lll‘l' :dwnye doing such lltillgtl,"
The remainder of Ilu' Journey was
ml \‘i-I'y plotted"! in llli' llltlll who Willi
'Iu'ulllilz” Il'IH ride of tho elite-low of m.
llilm't'lll women, He left Ilw «or ill
.nlw hll'i‘l‘l. llllll Imol llllll‘tml home on
t Ill‘lsll wall: when “4' Drill“ llilllflll‘pfl
mllilltl him. 'l‘urnluu. lw sow lllfl wife,
.t‘llu rilsIIi-d lip, bill] In Illl' Mimi tutor”
in] tom-s ullld: "lluw l with I Illld
iiiil‘l'll you wow on thlll l'llr. 'l‘lw mu
illt’ltll' ism-um! me of giving him ll
‘ffllflll‘rri'n dollul'. lllid lllIlllf' lilo ulti-
dill ll llt'W dollur lN'l'lIl't' llll Home poo-
do." t'hlrugo ‘I‘lllll'flvlll‘l’lllll.
A Method In Ills Molina-ill.
xl-ur u N'l’ldlll M'olrh town lilo roll
my rutm for some illutlluw by Ilw
'l-livo of it humtll' phylum. Not long
up, sollto workull-ll “on. busy "1“”?
us: the rullrolid. when no lullluh- or
1... ”WWW uppronrlwd fill“ of tho In
.Nll'i‘l‘l‘, and. from his position on tho
mwr Hillt' ld' Illi| i'llf'llliillf'fl, ln'gun u
illllli‘Wlllll pl-l'suuld l-onvl-rslllloll. If!‘
«lllllu: “llllrll work ilolil” Lnbolnr;
"I‘mtll lltl‘ ll In!" Humor: "\l'bil my
bit- yo all?” lililNfl‘I'l’I "l-llxlel-o bob u
mum." lllIlilill". » “Arr yl- illelrrtt?"
‘.ftl)fll’l‘l‘i "I um, Worm» lurk and have
on children!" it use: thou the
tlluule added illtlllllmlflly, “I'm
’IIIltlilmf. lull'luu. we're on the wrong
side o’ the more!"
A belle-u Mm.
"not" follow. we are all well and
anppy. The baby be» grown new so
(noon. and llll e [not peel than»
ours time be tired to have. ileum
......Mm. _
he lleloe of you. t remain your mm
on om."~rrls~m , ‘
collate he was travelling from Psd— ..
illusion to Oxford in one of the double
l“ ‘ V1 .’
hives em todo in on roller!
is “Your Neighbore’ Adm,
l
If the reader had a valuable piece oi
property that he had never seen. but
on which he had regularly paid taxes
for sewerage. street misread other
improvements, through 'illl agent,
would you not take every lawful menus
to oust n squatter or contest the claims
of anyone who might seek to possess
or hold it. on account at ‘somc colt
testable flaw in the title. Nomyou are
the owner of a valuable and delicate
mechanism that oltcugcts out of order.
You can't see it. but you are admon‘
ished gently“ at first. then sternly told
that something is in possession of it.
If you don't start the ousting at once
you impair its usefulness. and if you
neglect it Icing you diminish the pool
bility of repairing it. Like you. Mrs.
J. E. Williams. of No. 40 Chestnut
street, South Norwalk. came into pos-
session of a delicate piece of mccllzm:
ism. Yours may never have gone
wrong like hers, but if it ever does fol.
low her advice and you will find relief.
Read what she says: ”From the syrup
toms of my trouble I knew I had kid.
my complaint, for attacks of severe
backache often seized mo. Afraid lilill
if i neglected them they might grow
worse and become more stubborn to
remove, 1. determined to try Dunn's
Kidney Pills. They were well spoken
of both by citizens and the nowapapcra,
so I procured a box at I’laistcd's phar-
macy and took them as directed. l
found them an excellent remedy. They
cured me and I can heartily recom-
mend them to others." ,
Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers—price 50 cents. Mullmh by
Foster-hillburn C0,, Buffalo. N Y..
50le agents for the U. S. Ruuemhcr
the name. Dean's. and take no other.
lid—F
F E R R I 5
8.0035
PIG
PORK
AND
BACON!
GafeRoyaICoffee
None yet found as good by lllC
most particular people.
. SOME
75c
TEA '
35c Left
Asparagus tips, 25c can
Strawberry jam,nonc finer, 2w jlr;
only a small lot left, no more to I)
had this season. Clam chowder,
2n: can.
74 N. Main Street.
Tllh;
Cleveland!
lri A
SUPERIOR BICYCLE
’l'! .4... t... .4
II I l:\ HAND,
'nm‘m.
’lelo ill'l' tin pilot I)?“
do» lilnl lli'l' sin-i fill in
The West-field !
Filliul with l'lvl'lllmill l'lulill. llf'u» owl
I. Mum». ’l'llry ~rll lul 2;...
Imperial:
M ilm pill and em.
U‘Ilrm {ruin 9‘3.» u .,
NORWILK PA"!!! I IFS. 00.
Built liud of Washington titrrol Bridge
RubberStempel
Hf nil Mulls, lln ludng the All
l'llnlllull t-‘lmulw. in ,, Iiuldwt't‘llitnil
l-‘llluplil-«Jlrlw- mid Nil lull Mulls. Nell
lllle. wool Hlolliim. Mule, Mount Ilton,
Iluruloq llmmiu..loum' minim. ( ‘Iovh
:‘vrfl:rllt.orn,ll2lllullei ld‘lll'l‘fi and Mom
(by Film-ha mall l'tilllrollu l'ilitm ”loo
lullerod, Imtilvl l'o mind, llunhwlul'opy
batten Willmili \ “am-for I'ri'm. tilillo
Anon! Im’ l'tltlmy's l’ollt lfllfliil‘l‘ for
film“ ll‘dl Al‘l‘ulllil". llmhuui‘e I‘ltt
uni l'euv. Nor Alli/dumm- Puller VIM
lent-rs, ltlut‘lllltl‘ with new timestamps
Milli "WON. IIIIV.
hi). ”or ft. No. Nirmliknfltd that-loud» 3m
llivorsldudve» .fl.
that, themed Hotter!
Dummies» porn of A "HWMD‘
democratic-f allend Water hie.
Nlmvslk. (loll Mid lies the is m.
«flute Retailer-e m. o if
READ. . . .
TN.
WDI‘V
’OLUHH
Sam’l. Comstock, lr.:
"SIOO!
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Bicllcles!
W...—
STANDARD
or
THE
worm !
$IOO TO ALL!
llartlords, patterns 7 and
8 reduced from $75 to $60
To take effect April 12th.
MF“”~‘
F. s. A M s [E R,
29 WALL STREET,
Norwalk Connecticut.
‘
BICYCLE ~01:le
We are not handling any
wheel that is offered us,
but Confine ourselves to
three males. which we
know to be the best in the
market ill their respectiw
prices.
The Rambler at $80.
For 17 years has been up
surpassezl to r w on r i n g
qualities or style.
The Stormer at $60.
A splendid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful lines
The Ideal at $50.
A strougxlurslblcxasy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on
The J. T. Prowiti co.
Norwalk. Conn.
l0, en cvmlugs.
will... mg...
168 WASHINGTON STREET.
501.3752??? Full
"
“he”
,{defllhlifi‘galiwir
glee. l2: Eli; %
menu's]:
DELIVERED ICE COLD!
lo llllllt in llil' ll'.l<l|‘ I'l‘nu [div Ill-lavvrml
In lmlllm to :my purl of the Mt} null
\rli’llllly for family liw.
$TRICTLV UNION BREWERVl
’Agvm l »l llmlMul LIN“".l'v'lllflllil‘l'n.
m :0 It
NOTICE!
To The Public
FM! lln' :n‘vllllt of April only.
l Will «l-l!
om K.V.TAVLOR ivlllsszv
Eight Years Old!
l‘llll violin-e int 62. Th.» ltllluhrv
l‘rlitllw lHl‘r l V" l Hill llll’ I ‘nllm'.
til‘lll..mirul. I V. I, "H'v Hlt- ‘N‘IIllll'
n! \Illtisilh lt illJ’tH l I lull. llli‘
lwsi llxltllvtll will In \' .. ill in!“ illill
lly llv-il. .ll'lllllut'lll I.,l’ Hm
HIGHLAND BREWIIG (30.,i
ill fillrlllulli’ill, Mum...
Bottled Steuuu-d Luger, All:
and Porter llllil Extract
ill Molt lol'lllmily lilo.
LO. HAMILTON
Wtil‘iit'h Ilnbtl. ‘ll NJl-olmneol. Ho. Sum vll.
opt ll Kw
. . . . WM
Voung Men,
Do not tulle the chancel of
dying without lituurouw
when it ill «out: o duty or at
cent» per week or "2 ml per
your will inuuru your life
turnout.
The best ill the cheapest.
losers in the
Oeeeeeileet General life
Insurance e... of Hartford.
I. I. h'NOMHIDIIU.
”with It‘ll: W.
hells. “intake, (to, Owen.
and Ill any quantity for out».
i e scene-at l, I omrllot
mellow. our 2'", rug.
on” donut « estimable .l
modulo 0%; , ,
' more».
it
. Will i ,
81mm. In. you, . x If"
Diumeryis‘ illegality that“ diatom
[my cough, end it it the best teller I
have. ' J. F. Campbell. ., month-m of
Eudora. Aria . writes; "Dr. Kin 'tt New
Dlrcorery is all thutir omitted or it: it
never foil». and is a sure cute for Gon-
rumptlou. 00th and Guide. I cannot
ally enough for its motile." Dr. King's
how Diwovcry for Consumption, Coughs
and Golds is not out experiment. It line
been tried fore quarter of a century.
and today stands at the head. It never
iii-uppoims. Free trio! bottle at R. B.
l’ielslod's drug store. ,.
........_....._.....'__...._. .
Elcelde _
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener~
ally needed when the languid, exhausted
fueling prevails, when the liver is torpld
and sluggish and the need of a mole
and alterative is felt. A prompt use of
this medicine has often averted long
and perhaps fatal bilioue fevers. lie
medicine will not more surely in conn-
terllctinlr and freeing the system from
the malarial poison. Headache, Indi-
gestion, Ci’lnstipzltion. Dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. 50c and $100 per
bottle at R. H. Plltisted's drug store.
lolher’s Delight With Hand's Colic cure.
l'IAVltltlllLf. Mme, ll, 30, ’95.—-liend
Medicine Coo—“I wish to say that I pro-
cured u sample bottle of Dr. Hood’s Col-
ic Cure and um delighted with it. My
baby is new four months old, and has
suffered every (lily of her short life with
colic. I have tried ulmost everything
ever heard of, but can truthfully say
that allvtlgng l have tried cannot com-
pare wit Dr. Ilnnd‘s Colic Cure.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
38 Arch St." Sold by all Druggists, 25c.
Bucklin's Arnie: Salve
The best solve in the world for outs.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettor, chopped hnude, chilblnins,
some, and allskin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sillt‘l by R. H. l’lnisted.
so... plaice,
- Horse Shoeingl
r»
Adjoining
A. Sulllllilirl'
.8;
Stable-3 l
in rear of Mehuckcmo Hotel.
South Norwalk. Conn
Do You Keep ,
LUSTRINE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
E This remark was overheard at a
' lendinggrocer}.llousckccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best urtielc on earth lorhpusc~
rslraoiog. If you have never used
it, try it lozlrake: all «rooms sell it.
.
NOTICE: City Taxes.
Thu.- ilu plil‘rrs nf lim (”ivy of S llllll Nor
,wnll. :If-‘Hlt-Tl-IN libllt‘lmt lllfll Illt'i’ll'i' in \
Ill Mk l'lli’n— till 2 ill‘ ll”: l.il'.l.l;ll ”ll lllt' wily Arr
'~t'2~4 null? Ihl til
it! .\t'iwll llzlll «It: 3‘! ill Wit ~lrm‘l. "ll llll-
'Hl'd clm‘ Ni V tl'f ll, him. allw the llllmry
tun-I tux til lllll‘ ',“..“.l'li'l‘ will on tlw
=Ilull.;l‘. 1 .ul At the -:iIlll‘ Ililw, will line dale
and :~:il:il~lv «in tho lll'd '13-; Hi .‘iltly. lhlli.
ii" “llil'li liiIlI‘ I '.\'.';l trot-iv“ Ill" .‘Ulllll' :ll
llli .‘! .2 l ll: 2". Wu-lnllgl m
VFllf't‘l. l'- iillll \‘ .‘tl
iron! n ll 1" 'l' on .\l:l\' ’, l‘li'i, \llll Ili-
:ilfiirgl'il .u. ml nl‘n rvmzilmuu unpaid oli
‘;~.:.d :llu I'.Ili w? “‘02
. lilllil'illl' H. .‘il'l'l'llllll.l.,
.,; lilo l‘ily lil .‘iolllll
ll.
t' ulli. M
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il‘t l. x
3.,
l: X: imti‘n, i‘unln. .\|llll lilll. NJ].
:i ii i ill
1
1w}, :ll Ill :iy llll‘t'lllllf. bot-lg
:‘u- l‘rllr ill nine lit til-r:
moo. i m“"”"““3iul"‘m is— m
M, is a remedy for children’s ml!-
Hfifier guy's Sweet Worm Pom
w my WI: among
human mothers who lure used, this
medial, nefortheplrtn mm.llnth~,
crammformuyy linens in the
Children's Burns in New York. the ori-
lrlnatoroi these powders. devoted tho
beltyelrsofhu-llletomutinitthe
rnnny children's ailments which so often
member notice in her implicit its
nurse. The result of her expo once
shehugiventotheworldin her-Moth
er Gray sSweet Worm Powders. The-e
powder- ‘are new placed in all
stores. and mothers or here use
praise them and tell othermothers about
them. They cure feverishneu, diur-
rbma. bad stomach, constipation, bew-
aohee and all stomach and bowel
troubles. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels, and if worms exist positive-
ly destroy them. and by cleansing the
system do the child good in any event.
Mothers, ask at your drug store for a
twenty-timeout box of Mother Gray's
Sweet Worm Powders, and use them in
your family. They are pleasant to take
and harmless as milk. A trill] package
who will address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le-
Roy, N. Y.
3100 ileum! $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at lrast
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Cutorrh. Hall's Clltarrll Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catnrrh being ll
constitutional disease, requires a consti-
tutional treatment. Hull’s Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the disease, and giving the pn-
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Semi for list of
testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CD, To-
ledo, 0.
"Sold by druggists. ”5c
Americans are the mmt inventive peo-
ple on earth. To them have been issued
overly 600,000 patents, or more than
onwthinl of all tho- patents issued in the
world. No discovery of modern years
has been of grentcr benefit to mankind
than Chamberlain's (Jolie, Cholera and
lliurrbml Remedy, or has done more to
where pain and suffering. J. .
Valuml. of (Milton, Ky. says: "I have
used Chamberlain's Uolic, Cholera nnd
Diurrhma Remedy in my family for
several years. and find it to he the best
medicine I ever used for cramps in till-
stolmwh and bum-ls." For sale by G. C.
Stillson.
Unconditional surrender lathe only
terms (hove film as little pills know as
l)e\\'ltt's Little liurly lilei'l's will make
with -('0ll>’llllilll(lll, sit-ll hendnrhe and
stomach troubles. (i (J. Stilleoll, South?
Norwulk, and B. 1’. Word. Noi‘walk.
Mrs. A. lnveeu, residing ill .26! Henry
street, Alton. Ill, suffered wtt‘h ll'iillit'.
t'lieumnlism for over eight months. Sh“
dm'lorul for it hourly tlw \vhulo 'of this
time, using vurious remedies l't‘l'iHU'
vuotldrd by friends, and was treated by
mmhmsttheumgmu.
will be sent free for trial to any mother ,.
Judge William it one my a.
. Secretary of State.
Wm
no: llcuuesrré race are;
It In fluid that file i'llvslul end "rote:
Condition Causes Convene at: the White
Houseman-Ago Dny I'retlmmy w {to
some flirt-bitch.
Washington. April. 25.—-'th belief, that
William: it. Buy soon would be th=~ seer
rtlary of state was termed by many
”mime here Friday. when the un-
nnunvrnlon' ms lode at the White
lions“. in odvume of this- nomination
to the senate. the! Judge Day was to
hr: loud» use- taut. secretary of state.
So null-h Sll't‘iifi hull been placed mm!)
the selection of Judge Day to 80 to
JI'DGE W. 11.. DAY.
Cuba in the Ruiz case that it was as~
snmrd only some pressing nomsslty
could load to his transfer to other duty.
The pressing necessity. it is now sold.
War: that it was important then- should
be a. mutt at the lifilill of the state (iv-—
pot'lule-nl competent physically and
rmnlally to conduit the business of
that department.
At the time of the selection of Mr.
Sherman to be secretary of state Major
Meliinlwy had some: warnings from his
friends about the inndvisahiiity of ash-
ing Mr. "Sherman to undertake duties
so severe that they had broken down
Sm‘rvmry iirrsimm. as llloy undoubted-
ly hall $lllt"ll‘!l~ll tho life of Mr. Blaine.
Mr. lviirllvy had a visit from Mr.
Slur-rump. and i-nllsillorml him' in ho in
fair health. lint lll‘ had no opportuni-
ty to dismvwr mos,» pvrtllimities that
for sum»- tlmo hnd been nntiwd in him.
Tho “I‘lllilit'r'vé‘ of Mr. Sill-rman'e “10”)”-
[~53 “mi h but} lwn S'llllu'll in frequent
and l"ll‘illiil'l'£l§:‘lnfu! lawns. was not ob—
eerwd lion. as it matter of worse.
it has lwi‘n nhemn'r‘ul rel-mildly :<lnr‘r-.
and it is illlpossilllv lho- pl'ositlvllt h'ls
tint lull lfill’l‘dli‘vlgi‘ of the inability to
r' "it"llllt: r from “huh his SK‘!’[‘f‘i.’ll'_V of
Siztlv suffers. Tlls'l'f' more poliiii-ul (‘nm-
t'llt‘l’llli'il-- in Hill ~ over lllf‘ SPYlillUTilllllI
tllzli mull-l it tllfill‘illllf‘ to out Mr. Shul-
null not ill' the senate and out of Mr.
lintlllrl's “33'. '
flbomln's Health Fri-envious.
Mr. Silerlzlzlu's health is [ll‘l‘i‘Jil'll‘ilS.
. Ur sexual lllllw4 has been lll‘lfllllml zit
l‘ullllt' “he-n he ought to burn llv-‘n in
his ulllw and busily rllptrmwd. Symp-
Lvms ..r ml ipsw have not low-ll :lluwnl.
Sn :lrilrull has “own his l'ullllilinll lllftl
the physicians. but receive-d no relief.
h‘ho then med one and it half bottles. of .
('lllllllln‘tliiill's l’llln Hillu. which l-ll‘l-ot.
mi ll miluplete l‘lll‘l‘. This is plillllsllril
. :lt lwr remit-st, as she willlls others silu- 5
‘ llnrly Illlllt‘lr'il to know what Purrtl her. »
L The 2.3 and .‘m cent «1/: n for solo by (i.
gl‘. Stillsnu.
l’ersonulY-w'l’lw gentlvnlun u h l :llllloy- '
ed the congregation lml Sunrimy by (‘llll- ‘
,lilnmlly coughing will liud instun' re-l
lluf by ihilii: 0 mi- Mlllllll' t‘ollgli l'uro. :l'
eptwlly :ltld lillrmli-is rt‘l‘lll‘flv Mr llll'llul
mid lulu: troublws 1;. t‘ thlwn, South
Nol'wulk. and E. l'. Wit-d. .\‘ «walk.
Brampton Shot of the World.
Mists Allnlv H.lklr_\ Wl'llv‘a: “Myself
and niuuy of the Buffalo lllll Wild West
()0. liltvo- Vll'l li :‘Umli‘ ~ l“m-i-utine. the
lxlwdor to hliiihl' into llu- Home. ll lllost 3
I
NOTICE.
iSCHOOL TAxasl
l
'l'lmlntlnill-l
Lf‘l'lmwl " ~t::*l ni- IM- '» lllll'll flint ”to
lvl. ll 4 Lin -' I f t ~lll|l "lll’ .‘iilllrr Illli .. I"
llltH ~I ~‘l ll. l..l 3 Hit flu-iv till .um‘wm. git ”,1
lwr,,.l..2;...llz.;n ll. , «mm but .... m.
l "1 ‘lll‘ . l‘". «ii "I" l'l‘inlhilt ohm!
t “It“: ll; -l.~ it.» -I .t- :tMl Hindu“ .,, n,”
inf Jul .7 ‘ l. .'< ll \‘lll ‘lt tum-l r-ltilll lm
l'lluvli in “audio : om» ill ‘lliii‘ “3. drug .. .
I “n 3mm! 'll "III‘Il l»"'llil'. .xl Hp-
ll'll I‘lvl'l 4“'|l .l hm flu-m ‘luy uni w
M - ll.lrlt‘l ‘ll .3: I . w» l. looming ”H‘lllt! nu
lutul .t’lvl Jolie 1 u. l -u , ‘
! In .\ TM ”a.
l
(HM... in; ..‘ 1M“... 1
., ‘ll-Wl ll. ll;'.
1).! .2 «.t f»
., T‘llllll biotin“ l’lllllli
mil. K’vl'liaJli, J‘I‘Hl 12.1mm
lillll
lTralne Leave
till rterOt’l‘ AT some. ml. 17. low.)
tioum Nollwiui l-‘oll him Sell
A. ll HM.ibll.bil”>.f||b.lfl.'lil in, all.
e mi. 9 ill. ‘.i ll». p M. ii :17.
that“ ”till; plutonium us. llde,
Hi int i. or
’ ' HUNDM’d.
mil.
1 me when. all. itlmlu. m.
lf'it.
[lFATR New tons you More holler“.
A. M. ~ to all. e on. it w. 1 on. «on, tell. in us. loot
ll "ll. ll W. H W: .
l’. I. limimfiimbiflu. no. Hi. ill. to!
0 ill, 6 W. 7 till, it ht}, ‘l III.
serous.
Ann—la us. it no lie. l'. mm on.
v u: hour" . ouwnil roll New null,
A .“l‘l w. I ll. ma. 7 ii. “diminution
ll iii.
HM.” "WI. 137. 3G. ill. .31. I”. 710.
ll“. 9“. ll ll.
liflllflml.
. mi on. Hi. 1 o, o is. “he is.
Afiluftf tummy ‘filntk Mo. Noun...
. .481. loos. i . .wl imam mm.
lll‘htllt Yll.
«LHW'N- f' ll ~ in.
our: lull" I1.
Axe-coma. it w. l'. were.
{END \YH.
‘ o‘l'JMs l‘. ' 3“.
no»: you."
W A N 1' C K N O W”
I” 1‘".
(«also mum ‘
.t lIt-th-lilll \ure‘nlk l'oiuliI
illorouull trial. and into llhlll'hlly my
that it dim all if not more lllllll you
claim." it instantly tnkrs lilo rating: out
,of cords and bulllous. Alli-it's I-‘om-lvzw"
:lslll-ol-tlliu cum for s 'Illil'll, hillitl‘lllIll.
3
‘ by it“ druguists llud :tliili' utoiw, twonty- l
lion-outs. Humph- l-t‘lll ft‘w'.
-,.. . , ., ,
1 It should be IIIlIIll‘ it matter of robin"
{hiltlwh‘digc Illul llt'lVill'h \‘(lll'll How 1
§rillVl' \A Ill Kiwi-tilly l'lll‘i- [ulna if lllu lung. l
Md dlilIlilllll: ll lb Ilw hull“ llv 'tl I'tn'li» I
lulu for burns, ,mldvl, vol», blunt-s lnld .
s ”1'“ of all luluh
Norwullt; llild II I'. Wood, Nurlvnlh. l
Illloltt Cello. ,
Persons who ill‘l‘ minor! to utllvxlot of ’
bilious oolw will Iw ldmlnrd to know that
rhot-u li‘l'llli'll)‘, illltl :f tulwu us soon ml
the. first indication of tho thumb-o up
were. it will ln-vnut the Week. For
stile by (l, (7, illliidll.
Nut only drum luiiutmuldw, whivll
only more fund ill u few days, but old
chronic oouubu ltllll lllf'mll trouble» only
receive immediate l't‘th‘ and be perm-I-
mmtiy cured by How Minute ('4!th
(lure. fl. ll. l-Illllmn. Booth Nurwslli
loud E 1’. Wood. Norwslk.
OLI'I'ORIA.
W
“.1 . ll '3
mafia/562% 4%
Thirty yours hi it long limo to lluhtllo
painful ll trouble on piles, but. clfig‘illl
Mitchell. of lluiouvdlo. I'm. sti‘umt’led
that long before he tried ilerll-‘il Witoll
lzittwl BMW. which quickly and H'l’ml'
lielltiy cured him. it is equally o «dive
in (IO/film! utld Ill shill hill-otioml. l i. ll.
hllllsou. Booth liorwellt. told it P
Weed, Not-wail.
’l‘huliev W. [L Weaver. puller of
the ll. ll. church Duisburg, Pm. me .
ulltos the value of (,1hlttilllbtllllll'l Dow
licouedyudld does but lie-limited loll
tubers street it "i hm uml Chamber
ialn‘l (:4th Remedy." he an s, "and
find itwosoelleut mediums or colds,
mammal-owner!" hem
«mohfim small.
m
fallin-
' Kvllll-Ilt'.
’ helium. ldlslorod or «vaulting ll‘t‘l. Sol I . H
‘ Addrt‘sr i ‘y
, Allen bl. (busted. lwlloy. N Y. 9'
(l (l. filtiiwu. .‘lmtihl "
prompt l'l-lu-f illity lu‘ llilil by tolling“
l‘Illlllllwrhliu‘s (lollv, (“hon-m nnd llllilu ‘_
ilw llsls ll-xln- limo more Sillti' he took
than in silli‘llll to personal and
lll:,l:‘lllll;i.lll ulliriul lililllNH.
ll li.l>’ lnvu lilo- ambit-rt of rollmrk
. '[l’ All Hi.- drpnl‘ttllt m that business line-v
'x-lw in :1 stop.- mld thl' Pullilill'ln of llll'
an tutor). has lu'l'll l‘vll'l'f't‘tl in us “{illfic
NIL: ill~ :llilllll‘i'lll :il:ll?n1\llllll. It hm:
'w-ll l‘n'J-tlslwl :is {ml-tullnll- that just
lwu lll l. 13 tm on 4:15: lilallvr bv-fnro
ill“ anlvlzslv, for it ill qu-lullnlmhlv
uhvlhr!‘ I «add ‘fwl f‘tllllilt'll‘lll l'l
i‘xlw up it.) illitlit‘l' l‘vqull‘lnv, t'l'li" and
Mn l'll 21rd at llll"$lllllll.
.. In.) one surpzivul m the
_.. wt f‘l'flfl’l..lllllli’ for him. Ii.-
llf'l»lv,.lvl‘3 kin-V‘S in.“ “by the (lumin-
"4.: mmlr. lull llll‘lt' hm“ lawn uluul
~l- throw at lllf‘ While llullw :tln-ltl ex.
Illtlllilli! b-m it smith-lily Inn-gimp noc-
. -~:;~ \' ! - luc-p l.ilf\ at home instead of
l:ll;l in t‘ltivll. Ill- llilll rur~
l lid-4 .1 Us ~ I1 vying: l‘.l!‘ ll- lat l'u‘ lul 'I'.lm-
Eli 'lluI i or: :irmllljstlll! lo ll‘dl'l'lllfil llllllll
\llltll ll" it“ illlill'lllv'tl l‘l‘t‘ ill" lilel
llll'o lint ‘-- \\;l:' in 1: undo :lu-lrntnzll
'I‘iil‘. -. 'lllll'. _ -
lili 1. ‘\\'.:ellill:‘two thew Would l-l'
.zl lIH‘ l~¥lKiLlllhll of h?
- =;=l .lltj.‘ limo, .lltvllzu I’ll)‘ ll‘lrn
\‘wllll w 2 My lu mow lll- loin inn
[,1 ll, lg,“ - .ll .1 Lastlnvnl'li \Hllllln...
l .llml within." ill" itlll'll'llt‘ 'Jlilnn it
,t>] .xw: iv. MAW :l'llu‘l ntlj; Him. l'.
'll' Iw 3"“; ink-v I ll lll'J of it”
in lullnnl llli‘ill.-";‘ inn-wt“ ill" tlt"'.tl'l~
.l!.
'l in
l, l' H
Hxl .u "i‘
it lilill" l,'lll"fl plume
1o Plum. l'\"Il If Ml
. 11.11”»!
will tllll-l
lilo-lino”
, to It Mu. Hill if lw tullllllll “l
m hu‘ul M'li tlti- \vmk ltlll lw il'l'tt' liy
Iml,~ In», in uhv ll» ill" pru-eldvut hm
Hill I «infill-w l .‘_llllnl'.'ll llllll‘t' lw
“i... .ll~ ml ”1‘“ lift ~eluh~lltn dwell"
g . rt‘i‘llllll llw dvlvirllllvm morn lll ii"-
.. .'.
la. l‘
.uetl mill ill-i ..-..n \bmt illult Ill» Ilw
w \‘w \fr tr'llulltimt \vutlt-l l-ulidllrl it.
t ‘2" l'litl'l :loml lllf' lllli'lllillll‘flfl of tho
I'" . lab Ill \Htli no! on urn-uni of tiny ll“
l‘lllll'tl from tlw twill 3' ll" hull Illlilkl'll
will. but l‘llllli‘l‘ on lm'olml nf I'lllltl'lll
lam ill. ltl Iti'lllll rind lll'llil‘llllll In
I ‘ll ‘l‘. Ill “to H" it’llll‘y Ill nllllv \l‘nlil'l
it will blln noel-oldi- of I'il'lylmt out
[my min i of oil.
"IM’NIGNIH on Transvaal.
London. Aplil ill; The Tim: 1' I‘lli’l’f-
r’Iit‘litlt’lll :2! l’ul‘ln hill! “41‘“ lllllll‘flll“.
llu“ llll Millwl “l I’t‘lilw' {lulleltlllllw'iz
Hell in M Illillotmu. lilo lv‘i‘wwh for!
Illll mini "l r, one to llli‘f’llm‘l‘lll' riftin-
‘ion in the 'i‘rnllfl'llnl litld to tullmmdo
I’l‘vlllt" Hui thrmluli tw‘ "lli‘l‘lll. to slur
pull lino: or in relation Him! lllll-
Jtitl’e lotto-lions! lllllllllll' llmtml ill”
“will! in wrolmunv for (bullion-fill min
lm'l Hf Violin“. to the filliyp’inu queu-
llf‘ll.
liallrund ‘1 robust.
f‘htlinll" .J. l*.. Ami! “eldwé‘iufllhf'l'll
Won-alb- lulu; Wu 31 north h moi. lieu
donninl 1",; mill” li‘*f‘ll‘l «ii liltll'hllillflfl.
H. i'. The rumor. tumult. balloon" and
fix.” ’K lure, Hiv it‘l‘fllllflilll'l" 'll‘FM‘ll'
m". :1 hill and ”IF flout lrur'lut of ill"
first menu; trmu thrown from “in
tire-ii. Welliner Willis and Vlmm
“lumen urn! injured. but neither well
mod?
Intelly tum. lie passengers: were to»
tilted. ~
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