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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 30, 1897 · page 6

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‘ moo, $1,000.

glint. urrnornia'noxs.

“1899, as follows:

. $1,200.

‘ .. , $31,000.

Will. 816.000.
hadron. 810m».
A: it: I, ‘2'”).

.0500-

. .vw . t State Firemcn'e ac-

018.000.

' tint-rum' 010.000.

£1,160.
“:7 onlnmiulonor, 03,000: for de

m. no

t

mm
‘ tilt.

, from Will.

“to expert-u. 07,34».
U fund, goon

w. WWI):

turd cloth alone »

em, i

Alli onto.

may. Maury.
M $3.000: him!!!
- once and incidental

, ‘ . 08.6mm! lint
. " inflow-cocoa fil'

monsoon mice
compilationof state

“$8,000; of hi: chief
,Vuntrtont, 32.800"ch
‘; 000: per diem clerical
‘. :jollloe nun incidentally

Illltry, _$ll.000; chief
’ autumn clerk, $2,800;
expenses, $1.000; office

n ma... $3.600; inci-
our books, 32,000; prepar-

reported nppropriationu
We for two years,

. it: acts and documents.
or capital and grounds,

huh contmiasieuers. tilt),-
of bank commissioners,
till-of bunk commission-

of,c_horities, salary of sec-
' I!” 0‘ mute. 34.00"; ex—

otttttlod soldiers, “30,000;

to! Society of Connecti~
Ballard hospital, $10,000;

”but (Norwich l,$l0,i)00; New
Morita hospital, indium;
’ “1.36.000; Danbury hos.
throne elsewhere than at
$5,500; imbecilcs at linkcv

rm f Humane society, fit,-
oommissiou. salary of
”.809; clerk hire, #2:»);

board of health. salary of
.000; expert-es. $3,254»; in-
junction of stream. soon.
. “Mons, salary of clerk,

Prison annotation. salary
1m: clothing, transportation
. < .00 dllohlmod prisoners. 8.3“

Wont School for Boys, an :2"
taco-om School for Girls. 37».—

"fillroud oommiuioneru. salary
{film of clerk. 03,000: ofhce ex-

“; «pom of commie-loner.

3“! Ind game commiuiouera' sul-
«pom of commiuloncru,
, . W. .400; pmpamy

. Commiuioneru’ uolw
W. 03.001); ulurlt. ”.000;
01.000; engineer, Mom oya-
flfim; protection of natural
' “mommmeut and col-

.. fund octumlulonm' sal-
‘ m clerk. film; lint at»
f ‘ ”.800: lucideutolthtunr

of management of new

department, outcry of
, , 4:07.000; of wintry. moo;
’ 08mm tint minimal
in! mud autumn clerk.
W W“ clerk. 03.300; of
WV Ollll'k. ”Ml“; oxtm
per «item
Wt “.000: printing and
film: lucideuuln. "All“:
I. d locum nominal“,
‘ .. of mutual mutt.
. ‘ (This to not? over ”onion

m malntoum‘ ul-

#4 clerk. 03.000; onion no

. l elm clerk hire watt:
‘ Kl.

"El. ilimtelm but re-

- . Milt I stone ro—

‘ ll! m3 Mill W off

M I mt immoral
m.

' llludley motion»
to Home: charity. rm
Yuri mt tumult to visit

‘Mtnmml'
g mum“:
“ Iurinatein».

We hum
wtthtbemntlo!
Gmmmm.hwlucbwem
maul-tummymmdthlr

moo-tamer Jacket-
HINTS BY hiAY “ANION.

Among the new materials being made
up by tho tailors for spring wear is pine-
green faced cloth, very gray in shading.
The jacket here pictured is carried out
in this stylish goods judiciously trimmed
with rows of the new silk braid, which
resembles a wide satin piping. The one
note of color which makes the garment
striking in the turquoise‘blne silk vest,
which con be substituted for our: of
cloth in more subdued tone, if quiet ele-
gance is preferred.

The juuuty hat of braided straw has
a soft crown of silk ornamented at the
brick with mine fenthorq.

Tho jacket. of bottoming length, is
(ll!)fit"ll“ln“. and the fronts, which have
single host darts, close midway between
the bust. and waist line with two button.
lmlcx and large smoked pearl buttons,
the. upper portions being tortured above
the closing to form pointcd lapelo that
meet tho rolling wllar in uneven
notches. The back is :ulmirobly ud~
juetud with the usual centre. side-hack
and under-arm seams in long-waisted
effect. Below the waist coat-ions and
plaitn are formed nuppod with buttons in
regular cont style. The stylish alcoves,
u! fashionable fullness, fit» comfortably
close from the wriat to above the elbow.
the fullness at the top being gathered.
The mums of the darts are concealed by
straps of the cloth, after the latest cu-
price in tuilor-nmde garments, and a
useful nidc-ptxdiet is inserted in ouch
front. ,

Clothe, tweed», chevioto, and the
heavier weight matcrmle are popular for
bjucketuf this descriptiim, while mu-
chiue-Ititching, buttons and braid are
the accepted trimming. To make this
jacket for a lady in the medium we
will require two and tlirm:~l'ourths yard»
of fortyvfour'iuch wide material. The
pattern. No. 7min is out in sim for a

 

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meMflfl‘.
EVENING SEIHIEL
OOU'ON

thllouUlil in (but mound lithium.
and nut lorut o It to

Start-root's largel- louse

Wm”. to on Pattern, our size of In.
in

Amman
PA'l‘TlBlillo bIZEW-Mm

Thin coupon and la dtilll‘l {ill ire
ubov t-luot’nulfltunmnul animal Mn
and unmrootmtiouth Ho .

 

 

 

 

BMNQHVILLE.

Mm Katie Williamnu uiuaiiilinun tow
duyu with friend» lll llrmklyu.

A daughter it” been born to Mr. and
Mn. W. lluoooe.

Mr» J, ll. Willlutuu in unending ii few
do}: with her douuhter. Mr». A. bl,
(hollow. of Mumford.

uni. J. Mood. of Nurwalli. won llw
uncut of Mn. A. Mend m-ently.

Mr. and Mn. Ullflml Jennings were tin»
victim of a titanium mrpmo party on
"00th! oronlou. 'l‘lu- ltrunohville Imiplo
tool: that way to welcome their new
neighbour, The Waiting mu twat
playing “union. and in wool and tutti-it
around mums. alter which an abundance
of rcfrenbulonto wot-o rental. All ion
at mldnlutit. lowing enjoyed ihemolm
tliortmuhly.

Mill Ronnie Hilbert um Pillow until
at“. 1.. sturuca m the W of
new whiten.
tit-r. It. Wilmer”: to virtual: her [nud-
noo. William Enron.

an. (3. it. Wobhutul daughter. In.
.1. ti. William. mat Tum: with
m to Mini.

MN.— om»«wm - «— W

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RH: 68“.

l mite"

 

FOR

- _ , , , nuasm .K
Fashionable hoes

m WOMEN AND CHILDREN!

 

THE

GREATEST SLAUGHTEROFSHOES

» Ever 'Known in the History. of So. Norwalk.

The, very best goods at one half their regular value.

 

L331 week l went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 51 Co., a

360:0 STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at

 

ES.

PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES l
MEN’S SHO

683 pair Men's Golf Skin, Lace Lip,worth $3.00.“

“.75

ll: " " ” “ Plain Toes, “ 3.00 “ . ‘. . . . . l.15

45 “‘ “ Plain Toe Congress “ 3.00 “ . . . . US

85 " " Globe Toe lip, “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L75

3'20 “ " Plain Toe, Luce " 3.00 ‘ . .. - . . 1.15
”The above goods are mode of tin~ finest Cull Skin, and every pair warranted.

toe pairs Men's French Calf, Patent leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50

l30 " " " " “ " ” “ Bull Dog Too, Worth $4.00, at 2.50

livery man in South Norwalk can chord to Wear patent lenther this 50mm?! and now the expense of shoe polishing.

l00 Pairs Men's 800

dyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace, . . . $2.50
” “ p “ " “ Cap Toe Lace, . . . 2.50
Russet Luce, Plain Toe, . . 2.00

(i

bottoms in nor

 

5' Ann room's snort. '

' Ladies, Read This!

H In

Lace Shoes, worth

l50 Pairs Ladies’ Patent Leather Tip. Up-To-Dote Shoes, all sizes and Wldlh5,W0tth $2.00, at 85c

2 00, at 85c

Lounsbury, Mathewson I: 0035 Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in russot and black,

line goods, button and lace, at $l.00 a pair.

Lather. then-'0 goods of Lounsbury. Mottliewson .\~ (info are diamonds.

 

500 Pair Missos’ and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Button, at Prices 80 Low It Will
Astonish You.

SPECIAL N01|GE l This is the {In‘dtllsl sale I have over «inform. and I know these golds cannot be do.

pitcatz-d anywhere at anything like the prion. (fume and get the bargain of your life-

THEODORE H. OLSEN,

r. A. W

SOME

FER RIS
&OO.’S

PIG
PORK
AND
BACON!

CafeRoyalCoflee

None yet iunml as good by the
most particular people.

750

FOR

('lluhiutt Morin», Mtg, ll
Nunallomltrum nod Mt'ltcl nlmw, Hm»
oils. moot Vitamin. Hunt». bletu'll lilo»,
llnruluu llrmuln, .lonus‘ iii-aim, i‘lmk
l'orlnmlermlétmuwl lu-Muro and Nlflltfi,
Kc ”wok-mud l'mlltulla l'lutm all»,
lul- 49ml. lmlltirf‘u t In“ lltyuliulnl ‘imy

Without aim or Print. filmi-
Aueul tor l’utuey‘: l’otit beducr lul’
“hurl. lllll Acoutluto.
out Pour. Stu! downtime l‘niwr Fun.
tcum’u. limelhur I it b (,lllluo ripen lull M

Jill! l‘lflll. 10!”.

1’10. “at ”£20!!! «lo to»

h.

TEA

35c Left

Asparugut tips, :54: mo
Strawberry tum. none linen, 31M jut:
only a small lul left, no more to b

had this “3850". Clam ('llfithlll‘,

Sam’l. Gemstoolt, Jr.

14 N. Mulls tin-oat.

Rubbersumptl
ill all blmln, luv litlllmmtbu Aw

 

it t' Mullah

llrttlmtn '9: Put.

”it!” titanium. in

 

man ix Son.
'l‘llli“ "’
Cleveland!

1:4 .l '

SUPERlOR IIOYGLE

snoo’

'l‘hrro nru no other bivy
(’lrli timt arr superior in

The Westfield l

l’lttl'il with i'lcvriunvl I‘lllllh, Hunt and
“1‘1"“th They no” (or $73.

Imperial.

Al Mm. lilo and #5:”.

'l'buri» 1‘. but nu-
ill in HA3]!
if ‘04».

 

0' but» from W?- up.

NOIWMK PATIIRN 0 I70. 00.

l’lMt End of Wunhluunm titreiu Bridge
W

Trains Leave

it! lirl'lcl‘l‘ AT noon. “1.17. IMJ
tum'ru honor/inn tom Now You. i
A. .tl- Huddddl «mi mooning. Ha. I in;
9 mi, lilo, ll bu, will». It at
l'. I. «m. l it. in. i M. I to no. "one.
ml. '3 II. it ll. tutti
HUNDM‘H.
LU." [3“ “OJ“. Ill. Elwin. 1”.

not
ban: new You you Mom born“.
A. "in. t 00. t on. i on. am. will. to «I. in no
itr “mum.
l‘. . “mammalian. Mitt. til. an. Wit
our,lmt.1m,suo,u.m.
bulillutl.
1‘ ll '1 «rum in". l) mow.
.r rut urn New“: run M an“.
A .r'—|Iltl.lH.081li‘llJMJllJllimllM
my.
I‘Mihlp'tp‘ 181. wt. Ho. Mi, Mi. H0.
at . r .
“URN“.
an.” «but. '2 o. in ii, l'.ll.~-1io.
tint!" "anion (‘mflll nationalism.
A .vamlom. l' t. lw.43‘t.0ll.flt.

 

“‘4‘“, fiat‘yilifl" m

Afi-MMOG. It to. ‘l’w‘u but“.

A hunt. ll. Will?“

it» , nil cur: run on?"
t if g; > ~ uuAfi‘fltlfiud Inuit?

' . ‘ l I iilpi'mul.

, “th l'ii oi ”Mag 9. u, ..
5 I l . , 1”}

Dual- "’l‘ifitts lbw ~ .“ fill'o‘il‘illllil thuml'o.

For bolt: in South Norwullt by it. ll.

Mouton. to Wmliiuatou mm. mm L'l

 

 

 

’ on ' not
in #4:“? row in”,
‘ , .

Next to Scoficld & Iloyt's llry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm old Dicker-

We Aré ‘
Here

At the some
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wholesale and re-
mil

Fish,
Oyster.
Clam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.

HUNT i ZILUP‘F.

.M Worthington Hirm t.

'l't‘ll'ltlwllt‘. dbl.

 

LIBERTY.

You uruat liberty in out“ lutotltiil W
of Oilf'l‘, and to rumble mull Mill look on
much on you plant! Noedn't MLWu like
in but u people know Whirl I llmfllwk of
wall paper on have. on um when they
need tom they'll know where to no stud
not the mettle». .

Palmer! autopilot. M um. . painting.
new war and in.

I. I. com-iota.

 

 

THE FIRST INTERVIEW Between
totem AND museum.

 

(3mm Borneo Pomr'o blur: of the It!»
{uric Occnruneow-upmln'b hunk Col-

{mien I” we 1m ot‘w'fltlw
Military. '

0n the evening of March 8 the Preo-
ldcut and Mrs. Lincoln gave a WWW
rmretitlon at. the Whine House. which
l nth-mind. The l’reuldont stood in the
uunnl n-m-pllon room. known not)»
llluc linear. with nevernl Cnblnet oili-
ccru nvnr blot. and shook hands cor-
dially with i-Verybody. us the wet pro—
cession of nn-u and wanton imbued in
front of him. At about 9:30 o’clock a
sudden mnnmotlon near the entrance
to tho room attracted gum-ml uttcn-
tion, and upon looking in that dim»
tlon. l was unrprlniul to it”! th-rwrai
Grunt walking along modestly with
tho rust of the crowd toward Mr. Lint
min. lb.- hnd arrived from tho Wind
flint. cvcnlnn, and hail conic,- to the
White llounv to pay his rosin-cm to thi-
l'rcnidvnt. llt- bud ln’t'll in \l'nshlntt'
too but. onu- lit-fore. when “9' visited
it. for n (lily soon afti-r he had loft
“'03! Point. Although threw two lllS‘
tnric-al character» lmd now-r nwt b0-
t’urc, Mr. Lincoln recognizvd the Hulk
oral ut mlm- from the pictures he had
:«wn of him. With a law radiant
with delight. ho tlih‘flifl'ml two or ”li’t‘t.‘
mops toward his diutingnishwl visitor.
and who] out: "Why. hm» is clout-ml
Grout! Woll. this is a great pluusui'a'.
l nssnro you." at the sum» tinw se-lz-
in: him by tho band“ and shaking it
for several minutes with n vigor which
showed the i-xtrcmc cordinlity of flu-
“'t‘lf'ullll'.

’i'lw statesman and tin" soldier vow
wrwd for a few minutiae, and tlwn
tlu- l'rcsidi-m pro-sonnet his distin-
guished gin-st to Mr. Scwnrd. ’l'lio'
Stu-runny of Star» was wry dvmon-
stmllre- in his \t'vlt‘utlttu and :it'tcr c-x‘
changing: a {My Words lml tln‘ tit-iwml
to when» Mrs. Lincoln was stundinu.
and pi'vsrnml him in iwr. Mrs. Lin-
mln t-xpn-u-ml tune-ls surpriw :iml
plmisnrc' at Mt“ nice-ting. and slo- :nul
tlu- Hutu-ml clinitml intzi'llh‘l' wry
plousnntly for :mno- minim s. Thu
visitors lizid by this tim.» lnwnnw surn-
rions to watch a sight of tin» Ho‘nvml
that. tln-ir criuni'm-ss kin-W no lmunds.
:iml tlivy lN’l'iHllt‘ nit-mother immun-
:igoillvlw. .\li'. vazii'il's mnsnmmuw
klwwlt'tlgi' of tho u‘ilw ot' iliplumav'y

, now mom to tho rcsrln- and savml tln'

sitllzlllnn. lie» letw'tlml in >ll'll2tfillll‘.’
through tbn crowd “'illl tlw Hum-ml
until tho); ri-nvln-d tln- large ”Hi.
Ronni. u llt‘l't' tl-n- [H‘l'lllt' rnnld virrnlulu
Iiinl'o- frwly. 'l‘liiva. lithli‘t'l'rl', \V:l~ only
3 ivnumrut‘y l‘vl'lo'l‘. 'l'lw [nullili' by llll-i
limo- hml wm‘kml tln-niwlw» up to a
mum of my-nntrullnblv :«v'ilvmvnt.
The vast throw: sums-d and sway-ml
:unl crow-lull until nint'm wnh' t‘vli for
tho szit'i-ly of tho lml‘wa‘. t’rin‘ now
:trnm- nt' "tinintf 03mm! Hrnhri" 'l‘liwn
rump u-hwt' :tl’rrr ('lu'x‘l‘. St‘il’dl'il. :tt'h-t'
sutm’ p-Irsmhiou. iuilnwd llu- anwml
to slnnd lllmll :l min. thinking: tlio- vid-
tnrs would be solidi-«l with .‘l \‘lrW of
him and I'ctirc: but up: rim)“ 1%” tliwy
i-anultt sight of him llw'n' sliums \wt'i‘
rent-trod. and :1 HM: “as
shah his. band. ’l'ln- l'ro-siili-ni .wul
Word that In- nnd lln- sot-rotary of
\\’:u' u'ould await llw livlirral'~ t'o-rurn
in mm ml the» small vll';l\l‘lll: rooms, but
ll um fully an hour bvi‘urv 1... our.
twin to makv his way tho-w. :md tin-n
only with tho aid of MWt‘l'ill ntlim-rs
and min-rs.

'l'lu- story has luau l'll‘l“llltllt‘ll llml
Si ”in I’Illlri‘l'l'llf'“ \l‘llll'lt Ilwll hulk
plow. or :H llll‘ liitcvi's‘wu' llu' new:
day. tlw l'rmldo-m and tho Swi'vtni'y
or \\':n‘ Iii'uo-d Ho'llt’l'nl Hunt to "ink"
his running“ toward llivhmunel by Hi"
uwrland rum-i. illlll lllmll)‘ lu'l‘rtlllhli'tl
him in do su. although ll" lmvl wt l‘ni'lli
llw Mllh‘l'lnl’ mltumugw it tlu- watt-r
l'ullli‘. 'l‘lwl‘n i~ lml liu- oliulm-nt t'ntm-
tl:lllul| for this t'lllllnl‘. Ih-nviul til-on!
mum llllH' at‘tui' I'l'iil'ltlwl in llH‘llllH-Jsl
of his Muff inrt ulm: had lulwu ,inw.
uml llu rt-l'i'l‘ctm- \\l.illr\rt' our mud"
in lll‘ «lulu-v i‘il'ollu’w' hm 1H1ll|'r~, ~-
t,‘i~utury Mutzumw.

lumln in

comic Is it Rum.

"Yin." Mlltl lln- I't'lllll‘l' nl‘ lulu. "l r in ;

'0" ”iv moutrnl l luul. at u but “3..”
lolllll of a man lln- \H'ut'vl' no». hm.
old. utemlnvr tall or Nlml‘l. nod min-r
t'liattlvtrt'nlim. “ll. ll‘u Iln llll’lx. I
don't Liam lww l cuuw by Hn- luv
liliv,"

"ll mum lm ll gift.” huggmtul nllq'
Ill ll».

"Lllw gnu-nil night or Iuiml
lust." “Morn-ll uuqu-i'.

flitting on tour but.” until :1 third:
“l'lli uuuom in mm ltvm it “with."

.\ llllgt' uumlwr of huh uvz'r pm
dnwd lrum now or anoilwr.
llit‘m' lmln. Ml“ hum llllll Mlll‘ but“.
owl llmr uuuvrnlnp um unriwnfully
Howrah-d.

'l‘lu- lml l’t'illll'l‘ took a I'nlln-r broad»
bi-uunwd mill. nliolrlo‘ hot and ln'uuu
lti lllngtm‘l ll.

"'lltln.” ln' him],
hump.“

"How do you home?"

"Ilgv llltllllfllllltllllll' Mono. 't‘lu- brim
in mun-d up in lllv' llill'li; llmtt'unn'u
tron: ui‘ton nit-quot; m burnout» m'
nudvr Haw. It in pnllcd duuu in from
In ulmdv mo law tram lltnttw‘llull.”

"\l'omlut’t’nl. tlu on."

"ll'a Imm'l‘ one often hungry. llu
lms uuuuvtl ilw brim. llu um rim
bound. for hr lml thing» in tho cl'uull.
'l'lw tilmltt‘ of the crown slmu‘u tlmt lu-
liud llw imlulml mind! of no idiot. Am
i right?" '

"I “no“ on. old law.” mild Hu' hunt
or the mountain “'l‘liui‘u my but. and
ulwu i no» on my walking tour um

monitor I out nearly all you mention.
'l'tl number."

l’rml

multm'

"lit the hut of it

tiimdvu it little suit in the alcohol
lion In to be own for rimming cloth'
too. Mutated: when there are
mm w -

 

the only posit!“ cure known to the
medical frolernily. Cutarrh being a

constitutional dim. aim u con-ti-
tutioull treatment. Hull nflotuannm

is taken internally. noting directly upon
the blood and motion: Indium of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the diatom. and giving the pa-
tient “rebirth by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietor. have no much
faith in its curative were, that they
offer One Hundred no for any can
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.

Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO . To-
ledo. 0.
"Sold by drugglm. 750.

 

Americans are the moat inventive mo-
ple on earth. To them have been issued
nearly 600.000 patentl, or more than
one-third of Ill] the patents ieenod in the
world. No discovery of modern yours
has been of greater benefit to mankind
than Chamberlain’s Colin, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to
relieve pain and anflcdng. J. W.
Vangn. of onion, Ky. says: "I have
used Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
”Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for
reveral years, and find it to be the bent
medicine I ever used for cramps in the
stomach and bowels." For sale by G. C.
Htiilson.

 

Unconditional surrender "lathe only
terms those famous little pills know an
DeW'itt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation. nick headache and
stomach troubles. G C. Stillsou, South
Nor-walk, and E. 1’. Word. Not-walk.

 

Mrs. A. Invaen, residing at 720 Henry
street, Alton. Ill. suffered With rciatic
rheumatism for over eight months. She
:loctorcd for it nearly the whole of this
time, usung various remedies recom-
mended by friends, and was treated by
the physicians. but received no relief.
She then used one and a half bottles of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effect-
ed a complete cure. This is published
at her request, as she wants others: sim-
ilarly rifllictrd to know what cured her.
The 2.3 and 5” cent sizes for sale by G.
(J. Sufism]. ' *

l‘ersourtl~The gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
tinually coughing will find instant re-
lief by using Une Minute Cough Cure, a
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles (i. U. Stillson, South
Norwelk, and E. l’. Weed, Norwallr.

it should be made a matter of public
knowledge that Dé‘rWitt's Witch Hazel
salvo will speedily cure piles of the long-
Pet standing. It is the household favo-
rite for burns. waldo, outs, bruises and
sores of all kind-i. G. (I. Stillson, South
Norwullz; and E P. Weed, Norwulk.
lilious Colic.

Persons who :lli‘ <uhjoct to attacks of
bilious who will be plensod to know that
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and if taken rut soon on
the first indication of the disease 1' p-
poaro. it will prevent the attack. lcr
sale by G. C. Stillmn.

 

Not only ucute lungtroubloe, wbi- it
may prove fatal in nfcw days, but on
chronic coughs and throat troubles in: y
receive immediate relief and be pv-rma-
uently cured by One Minute (‘omh
Cure. G. C. Stillson, South Norwul ,
and E. 1’. Weed. Norwullt.

Thirty years is a long time to fight so
painful n trouble on [)llPS, but Jamb
Mitchell, of l'ninnvilln. l’a.. utrumzleil
that long before he tried IleWitt’s Witch
Hazel salvo. which quickly and perturb
neatly cured him. It is equally eflet-tivo
in comma and all skin uflrctiotlu. (i. ii.
titillmn. South Norwalk, and E. l’.
Weed, Norwulk.

 

'llw ltn' W, B. Weaver. pastor of
the l’, B. church. llillsbnrir. l’a.. recog-
nize» the value of Chamberlain‘s Llonph
ltruwdy.tuxd does not hoolitatcto tell
others about it "I have nwd Ulmmbrr-
luiu'u (futiuli Remedy," ho my», “inul
find It on cxru-llont mmlicine for colds,

 

coughs and linarmmms " So duos ov» ry
{one who given it u triul. Hold by (l. (J.
I; ‘Jtillmn.
, ...... . . ..._.-_._
l
' Sandi bl the Hull.
‘ An: .l ll tul'l. the ll-uditiu durum of
.Mirt'H-puvl. In . Kurt: "Dr. King's Row
, l) m wry lo the «n y llnnu llmt rum
.my womb. ”Mil it in tho but wllnr l
‘ixuw- " .l. l“. ('xunplmll. merchant- of
Sull‘ord. Am. . wrllt'p. "Dr. Kim“ New
l)ltil".l\‘l'ry no oil llml lit i-lnimwl for it; it
nnor fail», and in it runs t'uro fur (ion.
tautnplinn. Cough» and ('ulllii. I control.
4 my tumuuh lut' ltu nmtita.” llr. Kiuu‘u
Now tlmnuwry for Consumption. thumb»
{and (7mm i-s not no Ilivltflllll'lll. l!» bun
born trad l'nro quailur of a century.
. nud tuduy ulundw at, tho hood. It. never
ilinappolntn Free trial bottle at it. ll.
l’lnmod'n drug tittiro.

Hulda bill
Eloitrio BHWI’IN u medicine suited
for any mum". but perhaps: more "filial”
ully needed when tho languid. ultimatum]
lot-ling pwvullu, when the lth' in uirpiil
ulul uluuunli and tho need of u tonic
undulnmtivo Molt. A [minim-untold
this nudiclno haw ninth averted loou
uud portion» futul blllout fevers. Nu
inmlloiuuwdl not more uun—ly tu mun-
turnollltt and filming tho it stem from
«the material pol-nu. llm who. ludi-
u Min“. (.‘nuutlpulluu. lituniueuu vlclo m
Moon-m Huron. out and it no not
lmlllu in it. ll . l‘luiitod't drug room,

mum m

The but «in in tho world tor butt.
brow. rum. ulcer- mitt rheuui, lever
mun. “Mohammad it not. atoll-lotus.
cmucmud ullnlou ml. to. and l«
timely cum pilot. or no pay mum.
it u unmarked to mt pumice loll-t»
two or tummy Menu-id. l‘rluo at calm
our hot. l’ur little by it ll. l'lulotul.

hamletogrtpbtdtu. crate
em in any «out it for nth.

volt ll'fifll'llfl’. motile out! ”~th My
will” iliu! Jhl‘ dummy“ ~ . . w _
on on at I urging w mull.
_ In» ., till

 

 

 

 

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