‘ 3 mumed b ‘
’ week bide lair to be one of important
Mormody. As represent-
' . ‘illhutiete. with ground
hotly strewn with polka
. I . ' At the neck is a
bend beneath a crushed
Meta. Narrow frills of
at the throat and
Wty finiah An attrac
Wehallow yoke that is
turning tucks and ur-
inhartlining yoke. to the
which the fullness of the
phonemes fullness at
is regulated by close over-
The lower edge of the
lflan under the dress shirt
I . The closing ed the
. .inthe center with studs
lion-plans. the ironts being
back by shoulder and
me. The stylish sleeves
m new feature. tucks
I, the wrists to above the
gathered at the top and
the willie by frills that
’ the wrists. A belt with
Inddeinty fabrics 'will de-
’ ’bythe mode. introducing
‘1,“butiste, foulnrd, tnilcta
ibhwaiet tor a lady in the
”will require three and sev-
MI of thirty slx~inch wide
“outwit: N0. 7005, is cut
«up...
to. as anveleaonlo.
. at'e‘ Bargain. lieuee
”.1005.
new
I AID IOHOTIIII
«rem
man——
' d Dorian heard It low
“lull had been introduced
‘ teretoperuiit the Nor-
. company to double-
3” to the Noreton river
Mimi that there was
neither track. and that it
. too much 01 the public
at the three nleetuleu
mil” names of mi
, alone the line 01
Where to remonetrate
. measure. Nathan
~ Hal ileleotulan Hockey
‘W his paper around. not
was Thursday. Friday
, received word iron Repre-
m that the bill was
i I
~Kiii was in town Fri-
. as called on madden-
‘ H.0hiolt. thnnlhad
amounts» to the poet
ones that nothing definite
spamthei he was in
W W of reciting the
M has it thet James
his appointed sud thus he
once in hell‘s Itorc.
“club ileum but man.
ethos. Thursday night.»
'ezlorotou. Dryden:
mi netting at Volunteer
‘ mosey will be held
I and W mosey Im
thus-cs; cieht.
I. Item sail Winter
’ in Washington. D. 0.
I I vote will
, so *A '
no film
' tie-lee m m.
’ tier owns senate he»
loses in earnest. and the
. Washiue
results. contain: to eminent. o
retire on the arbitration
treaty on edneeday. it is also Quito
pmbeble'
will be tiled and tint the tarii! bill
will be reverted to the «m For
the reel. shooter Morgan probably will
call up hill Cuban resolution, the sun--
dry civil hyperinflation bill may be
peered. 1: Senator Hoar has given
notice the he will move to have the
committee on rules uncharted from
the turtltei' consideration or his amend-
ments to the rules {or the limitation
of debate;
There is greet uncertainty as to the
into at the treaty, and it now looks en
it the margin would not exceed two
or three votes. whatever the result
may be. JTherc are , low unascerr
inined votes, which his the re-
sult. A recent (2 made above
40 votes certain“! treaty and 25
certain against it. won y-nlne votes
in opposition are sufficient to defeat 11.,
but the opposition do not know Just
where these {our voice can be found.
There will be considerable spurring
over the treaty before the vote is
taken. but no prolonged debate is ex-
pecte'i l
The consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill has been postponed
until Bonnier Allison, who will have
charge 01 it in the senate. can be
present. I
if Senaior Hoar fulfills his promise
to bring up the question or the amend-
ment 0! the rules. his motion will be
stubbornly resisted by the Democrats.
Those of ilhom who favor the changes
proposed ‘will not assent to them on
the eve of the term fight.
The new senator from Kentucky.
Hon. W.i J. Deboe, probably will be
sworn in}
Bleb‘np Retiree to Private Lite.
Wilmim‘rlon. Del.. May 3.--Bislmp Al-
fred Curtis of the Catholic diocese of
Wilmington preached his farewell ser-
mon nt St.1’eier’s church yesterday,
and retired to private lilo. Hie suc-
cessoi' is IBishop hionaghen. who. upon
his appointment last full. came from
Charleston. 8. (3., whore he had been
assistant priest. There was a large
congregation. and Bishop Curtis made
a feeling vaindlctory. lie cited as his
reason for leaving the churth his phys-
ical inlirtnlties and his desire to retire
to private life. 119 said he was 60 years
01 age, and had been in the ministry
for u long term of years. lllnhop Elect
Monagha‘n will be installs-d next Sum
day i
Alleged Fraudulent nucleus.
Cincinnati. lilay 3.~A dispatch {mm
Huntington. ind. says: The alleged (le—
faicniions ni‘ Thomns L. Lucas and his
son. Fred 1.. Lucas. have grown uulii
they have rum-boll $35,000. and new viv-
llms ure‘ helm: heard of every hour.
Both were members or the real estate,
abstract ‘and loan iirm of '1'. L. Luv-us
& Roll. and [will have loll llw city. The
firm. it ill nilvxml. el-r‘llrI-I‘l loans opium
militia: ”.7le on property \vurill $5.000;
$3.000 more was secured on lots Ill ill--
illiuus valuations. Fred Lllvns. ii is
further alleged. Hrt‘ili‘i'll an 98.me loan
on a fictitious lllrm in Wabash county.
This loan was obtained from llldinnlip-
(Ills.
fiiorm Wrecks n Schooner.
New York. May 3.~(?npieln J. W. Ed-
n‘enln of life saving simian No. 2.
Spermnr‘mti row, nvnr Sandy Hook. rc-
purtl-Il that the Sl‘llllilnl'r E. 1911'. Young.
(fillililln‘ Thomas. from Jilllii’ii I'lVI'l',
in. {urlliurimuks i’uini. N. l'.. with u
cargo of pine wood. II.III game ashore
near ihlii plow. A Ili‘lii'y nulv- was
blowing 31mm tin» eastward and II hi'lli')’
sou running. and it was with much
difficulty and dunner that the t rI-w was
iinniiy ihkrn of! Iiw rill'illltli'il vI-ssel by
the life snvcrs. 'i‘ilr .«lenIIner has III"-
(mm :1 mini wrrrk. Sin- hzlilml from
Iiullilllull‘
Lieutonnni Bluff Itoinetnteil.
I‘I'ololf‘m. Mny Ii. 1 is illi'nlllli l. luff
ilu- grnblinun of President Killmr. has
been roinuullwl IIIIII appointed vim-r
ib-uionnjlll or iilI~ I'l‘l‘lnrlu |mlll'i‘. LII-II-
li‘lllllll Jail-Iii mm l‘l'l‘r‘lllly Hilltpirlivlml
from dilly for mom: insullilm lmlmlzim-
inward ‘Qlim-n VIt‘I'llIll. 'l‘hn i'TliU'Kl‘ti
nonillshhlm m-rc- l'\'l'lliUilI!y Illslllissml
on account oi i'llnull ling twill-11“". lawn
IIli' letlIIll'IlI in! "0'“ spIIpI-Iu . xplrss Iliiu
nppruull of the pIIIInIIliIm oi’ the plant.
df'lll s Ilrumimn.
Willi Known lawyer Missing.
(.‘illvufuu. hilly l - liururo “'Iilit'. u
\wii lupmn uliunlry II! this my. has
been lnlusinu 1mm his home sinu- lust
Tuesday afternoon. Friends of the
minim: 1mm lwlimv (Iiiii III! has t‘IiIIi'r
IIII-i Mill \‘IUIl'llii' or that his mind has
bivmnlv;el'fm'ivli union In the illness of
bill Mill and IIIH bullion-M norm-II. The
mlsuilui Ill\\’}‘t'l‘ in IIIIIIIII no your? will.
. ..... “aw... . ,,, ...- -mw
‘ mum Fell in Hill».
Ulifl’tIIfllltl. May (IvaIllililliflilil from
luwnn In the Illlrrllll' of the slain any
that the ruin yesterday lllrnoil llIIu
snow. dud lIl‘muIIy IlluI'I-u wintry i‘uilill-
lions p walled lust Ilium. Al Iliil yrue
till-ml III; hell of liIIHW foil and at hier-
lllle Fruit. in tho silllihsuetcm pull
of theistnlv. Illt' mound null tutored
with ll. '
1 Two “on Brown“.
would itiVoI'. Alon. tiny e—II'IIIII Nol-
lull. lIIIt’t-i' livill‘l‘vliilll and Wolluiol‘
lininclfulnp lI-ii Essie lilvvr in u. suib
bout fl r ilII-lr balm-II Iii l'oppcr llIlrlIoI-
In Wednesday Ilium. Nelson has relish-
Hi the I» III on onl‘milnimi I-nmlition and
rilpm‘lil ihlli ilil' Imitl “'Illl Ill! iWII 1'0"].
IIoniom was loci in the storm.
li'upinin Murphy Arrested.
lanai-toll. Jamaica. tiny invention
lodwurii Murphy. formerly o! the Amen
«an steamer bellman. was erreeiml III
Port ntunlo on his urrivnl there from
Now “talk. by order of the Jumnoiu
gnwrmncui. on two charges or liiibue-
inviting
A or ashlar-m: lit Crow's heel.
lion ores liar. More. nay :i.-~~.Ioaeoh
loltursim. lilo wnll known enter and
triondi oi' viz-President itlcveland. has
arrived Iii Crow's lien! for the season.
lie war accompanied by lire. Jefferson.
“WWIMW ‘.
l .
lags-«so trillion a. 1’.{
Will
WWI-IMAM
that the committee vacuoles)
FOR
Fast-Iona # '68th
IIEII, woman AND CHILDREN!
THE
GREATEST SLAUGHTER OFSHOES
Ever Known in the History of so. liorwalk.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week i went to Boston and while there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams & Co., a
More STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DULI AR, and now have
ii in my store and oiler the following at '
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’ S SHOES.
683 pair Men' 5 Call Shin, Lace Tip. worth $3. 00 .at .
'23 II
as “
‘5 H
320 “
108 pairs Ian' 5 French Cali, Patent Leather. Goodyear Welt. Worth 54. 00 at .
130
“ " ‘.‘ Plain Toes,“ 3.00 "' . .
" Plain Toe Congress « “ 3.00 “ . .
” Globe Toe “Tip, " 3.00 " . .
Plain Toe, Lace
300 “ . .
“The above goods are made of the finest Cull Skin. and every pair warrou‘ed.
fl
“ Bull Dag Toe. Worth 54. 00, at
l
“.75
L75
1.75
L75
L75
$2. 50
2. 50
Every man in South New elk can Miami to wear patent leather this summer and save the equ use of hIiCL‘ polishing.
I00 Pairs Men' 5 Goodyear Welt Russet fluid, Plain Globe Toe. Lace,
1‘
I!
150
300
SPECIAL IOTIGE
Next to
Cap Toe lace. .
Russet lace, Plain Toe, .
BARGAINS ill BOYS’ Mill VOUlli’ 5 seats.
Ladies, Read This!
150 Pairt lediea‘ Patent Leather Tip, Up To- Date Shoes. all sizes and widihemorth $2 00. at 85c
lace Slices, worth .
. 200,
$2.50
2.50
2.00
at 85c
lounebury. Mathewson s 00! a Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, in must and black,
fine goalie, button and lace, at $1.00 a pair.
bellies. these goods of Lounsbury, Mntthewsou dc Co's are diamonds.
500 Peir Iiasea’ and Children's lild and Russet Shoes, taco and Button. at Prices 50 Low it Will
Astonish You.
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Scoficld o2 lloyt’s
F. A.
FERRIS
& CO.’S
PIG
PORK
AND _.
BACON!
OafeRoyalCofiee
None yet
found as good by the
most particular people.
SOME
750
TEA
35c Left
Asparagus tips. use can
Strawberry jemmone liner. our jar; u
only a email lot left, no more to b
this season.
box
I It: can.
Clam chowder.
Oometoell.lr.
74 ll. Alain Street.
Rubber Siam
iii ei
L’uehiou
tinnitus-ml litter ittlll
Ihind-I. iuePIiiu!t “If, Mr
bill I . sin I
m. IIlhiIIh Milne. Riel!
oil», ritual snowman I. binned lllw,
luruiuu llmods.
'nrlilrntnru.hiuiiulol letters em
“I eu' i‘llsuh
'Ioii
sum...
(5h twill e null if mbroliu Plum III-in
Invitiere'l
About lor l'utuoy‘ ll l'siit Inuit,” iur
Hhori llill Ammonia.
out Pam. “is: Mtimtmllu Plum
ital": Iii“ Hooks till ,‘o
thou um or I’ve-III. SUI!!!
limilluu I no
liii
hum. together with (lilies miocleltios
”III “WI. III”.
9.0. Do! I.
”minimum at
man I\' Son.
.~ THE
Cleveland!
[SA
SUPERIOR BICYCLE
‘l‘i 6" SIOO
'l'ilrri- itrt‘ no other iIiry
clue that an; superior to
The Weetfiald l
l'IliI-Ii Mill i‘iI-veiIIIlIi liming. lircs
iwuri‘lmr. 'l‘llvy 911'” {or cl?“
lmporinle
Al Will. Ml Inn! 0.30.
xiii-rut! '
It! Milli:
IIillI
(lillcrol row #3? I up
,n...
.IOIWILI PATIIII I I". 00.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Trains Leave
ml snot-r i-r room» 17 um
iioil'rli llama roe New Your
A...il~—uu.m OCAJIAJHJUII m. Iii.
Golfixlld. udflfllnlufl lull.
i l liniuauimtewl tit. calico.
“momma In. NDAIIY
*: “I"AI“ I“:.“t '“t VIN-43.11.-
relive You run ilourn line were II.
A. wimwumdmmuum.Immune
ii i
.WlMINJOIJlI. till. “I. ”ll. till
dalJiIJiiiJ we
ililllilflii.
W.“ ~i minim NH. 1*. mm
A
urullouvlius enroll evil"
“ ~iew.Iil.IuI.IIt.Iiun.Intense
'uml in.m.m.u1. "1.1m
III: I‘Io AA
Ilrdwb l 11.21“. ll. 1'. ll
tying?” itieio in" 150. Home?“
will} ll DAYS.
‘I "I”. “1 ha"; I)?’ m
A. IMO». 0 ll ill-ig .I-II to. III.
a .UMI Is. 1‘. “than?!
w“ 0001: 01111.... "i’
WARM"! lib“
I Mums; I‘ll :1: II‘I‘I’IliiiItuILil. M
m.» l. 1%»qu in m unimsrcileIAII'AllIIHl'e-
For little in lioslh limelk by it H
i'lelatod. ill Wet-illusion ltflllll.’ soot ll
We Are
Here
This is the greatest wile [ ll “4' or or oilerod. and i know these goods cannot be do.
[llltfltl‘d anywhere at anything like the price (Joule nod got the lmrgmn Ill your lilo
Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable Iirm of A Dicker-
At the some
place where you
bound us thirteen
years ago,
in the
wholesale and re-
tail
Fish.
Oyster.
Clem,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
at Wilnhltiuiuu Hired.
Telephone. Iii-i.
blillliiTY.
Ynii are at liberty to come Into
of ours. cud to niobium mud
lunch as you Plumb
sedn't bay.
‘HUNT 3. ‘z'iLUII'II'.
this More
”tilt:
to have poop o know what It line Hook all
wall paper we have, so that when
hold some they' Ii know when
not the emotion
“Wm “M
Misting at Washington or 13:le
ego» From All the World.
minister stresses m 3.
lane Important .Sehouiee for the Better-
ment at the [Intranet Peale] We!“
Receive Consideration—— Entertainment
oi ”Glenna-Weird!" tor Chairmen.
Washington. May 3.-—-'1'he poflsl .0»-
erntions o! the World will pose in re:
view before one of the most distin--
guished bodies that ever met in this
country when the universal posiui cou—
gross convenes in this city Wednesday.
it is the first time that the Universal
Postal union. now comprising and con-
trolling. so {at as the malls are con-
cerned. every organized government
save three—Chins. Korea and the
Orange Free State—413s had its dele-
gates assemble in America. and the de-
liberations or its fifth scxlcnninl con-
vention will be marked by perhaps
more pronounced iormsllty than has
attended any convention 01 either na-
tional or international scope that has
gathered in this country for a long
period.
Sixty odd countries and provinces
will be represented by about 120 dele-
gates, each country having but a sin-
gle vote. The sessions will be held in
the historic old building which until
recently was the home of the Corcoran
art gallery. The hall has been equipped
with desks and other conveniences. and
n [moonlit-e will be in operation on the
spot until the Incetings close. The dele-
gates who will form the congress are
men of the highest rank in postal serv-
ice. The postmasicrs general I'll several
nations are among them. while leading
diplomats have been sent by some of
the countries. A portion of the dele-
gates are already here.
It “'11! Last Six \Veeke.
The gathering will be in “'nshingion
'l’rom a month to six “-‘i‘vi‘IIZS. but the
congress itself will meet not more than
a. hail duZon times. The mail Work.
save that of ratification of phwtwiillgs
when the tumultuous report,
lungs in the: full congress. (ii‘VIIIV't‘S up-
on the four committees. Ill lI-ast one of
which will ln- ill sv-sslon pruriiraily ev-
ery day mumpt Saturday and Sunday.
Um,- LtIImmItLeIr will have charm: of ill‘:
gem-rill treaty, which is ndupivd at ev-
~ry ngré‘ss. (ind elm will Sonic at»
mums ln-iwm-Il individual countries.
With the latter this I'Ilunlry has noth-
ing in do. A :III-l‘chl l‘I‘illllIllim' will take.
up ilrrzillgcnwiits In!‘ ext-hang» of let-
ters of llm‘lan-Il value. the: perm-is post
system and the [metal books of Identity
new! by some Countries. .llhird will
I'ollsldI-r lllIIllI-y orders. bills ('nllur‘lillie
by post and suilsrripl‘lum through [Imit-
oliir'I-s in nvwepnpvrs :uIIi pI-r'lIIIi'lmls,
while the 1leth will put the III-w gI-n-
i'l'ill irmly in!H definite shape for rail-
illiiilun.
The much-:45 will in. Ilponml “Mines.
Ii.e;. morning by I'UHEIll-ir‘il‘l' (hm-ml
liar): who will deliver his ssriumtnl‘y
in English while ill" zwsllllllllngu reads
ilil' 1v'l'vllcll translation. This will Hi"
my; a Hit» «III-r i'm- minuivs. bring a
formal ml .m». 'I‘Iiz'l’i illII w-zl'lnl' livin—
gull, but ran“; swim-in], will rwslmllcl in
n {In “unis. 'rlii‘ I‘IA‘I'IIVII of :1 pre-
eiIimg I'IIIiI'I'i‘ \xili lullusx.
I}. ill In! clump linhilaiiul'. I-x-m'mlsv
III‘ in Portugal and l‘I’l‘ilTilii‘lll n1 TIIL'
i'niiul Stains iIi‘Il'Kllu In, prulullly ulli
ln- ll.I- Ii-Il‘tll‘r"! I-lw, 'i'llI- husmvss ni
U1" lililL’lvr‘S \lili lwgill ii! vibr, nil
prI-Iuwilnm Iwillu ruluillriwi in iI'rImIli
lilin! III‘IIITIII llzil'lml Ilunnz,
'l'lw \Vurk III the Congress.
Many iiivlii'llil'rrl “ill I... brought {ur-
nnlzi tor IIIIlslIivmzlr ll. '1'in li"'.\
il‘I .ti) or yum mi mnwmiun, :Ilid M'V—
Ami liillilwi' ones. siullml by only Hm or
llil‘H" IIi‘ Ill" I'ulinll'ivs. \iiil bI~ IlIsI lit-'M‘I!
will! it'llli’lil ”I Ill :‘ullSIIIUIIl-ll “I “III Hill-5
in Hill-'1' in III\l‘l ill'W I'lliirIIIIvillS. I’I'l"
hips lllI- ”mail imlmliulll pIIIpmlziIIn
\Iili i!i\ll!\l “but In kill! II as lit: in-
i-IIIlI-IilllI liiilil-‘li .6} lI-m 'IIIIr‘I [rim
“III-z: fur. Illumination by :lcn ht'iitlilii-I
r-IliiIIl) II .111 Ninth-«I lIht‘l' Iliwsv
«inmmm Ila. Ill-Ilsa illl‘ iiiiilhlinlll‘ll. All
ugh "ilil‘lii In um‘y Iii" lil ills I»! all the
I~IIulllriI-.~l m lip lllIlI-ll ll.llli.l.i!l)‘ {rm‘
mil in: smigiil. lull probably vIIlIIl
.lunl, rill-ll I‘Hllllllil 4 ml lwlgluin.
um ll mule um .‘lub mill. Irii! Im-l'
“inm- inn-ls lllii'Ti iwl-vlull mull is
lI'uIIspIIIiwl. .li ;I luv: plu-l’ll in llil‘ kiln:-
mm, mil IIIIIIII In illlIIIiH Ill Ililn’
[I \‘~ lllil .
'I'Illir Ill'IiiIll'llII) vivivrllri llzI-
Ila nu.- \‘II'II (unwind lIIrm‘lil kllia u
pcupmiilnn. 'I‘Iiiri z-llllllll null .I luv
HIIll’Ir‘. lIIwAMI-v'. lImI lIl‘lIIII‘i'lI ill in-
\Ul' .II II... Ill'l‘ li.illflllull;llluil. 'l‘bu
llIIillll‘ilI‘ lli‘IHIl. ii la sIIIIl. moi-4M) will
'.II- ”1- aI'I- pilmw II! III" IIsvmnv
origin ulnlisilve mi ”10' met six mm:
”II n imam ml nil IliIll'llll’fIIdl')‘ lmlmil
.IIIumIls up ll. llll‘ :Irxwllllvlnrav ul' lIiI'
Ill u II-Ilnrrw ilml mull In 1:00;; “in u
m. imilv will bu li‘hIMII.
b" Til‘llil‘
'l‘llv lIlIIIll umlmni [ll’ltlllifilildil l-I
Iillulll II Illllvrroni Ill'i‘illii',“ Hump, "III
“mid I‘nr Ilullwsllr pnelnt‘w, MI! {W
rulIvI'iIilei i‘onllilllllimiinIl iII-lmI-I.
lliiillll‘li'll. "WI 1111- lllllwnml lilillli
Hliilliill‘ll t‘Il\‘i‘I’lllH pt'nynmiliwil. hitting
it nilmlul' Am”. :IlAu Mil iu- Ilrtillfllli
up. lliil illi' IlilllniI-IIIIII'I of autumn...
Im- mill in luv outline! hill“. null ”if
lull-«r imvmu ilw llMlI’l‘ Ilnmw or (in
“I'll.
Town tiered liy ltnln.
Nlllllimho. in. 31st ii. .\ disastrous
llrI- uwlmml Ill mm Lym. Ii minim;
lilttll live milru from this plum li
urieiillliml in loom-Inn iluivl. it'll! Illul
Milii’lili'i' won i’iiilli‘ly rulmllmml. in-
m‘ilwr with It Iiil‘ui‘ Iiiwillnu homo lilld
imiilltm works, oil the ypmpol-Iy of It.
ll. KI untidy. 'l‘iIIs lire was the Work II!
it" llII'vIIdiuri'. lilil rnr llw lII-Iivy ruin
lllv Ishulo lIm'II Would lva» Int" 1!!"
sil‘oval. 'I‘IIIl ItllmllI-II u! the IlHIII mm
ruwly occupied with their liven. 'l'lw
Ilnlmmu is over 310.000. Mill llulli incur»
“Iii".
“Michell tlvevhoerd lied thrown-Id.
lirvohwuivr. llvi .. tiny ll. Jim-lib
"I’Ii‘llll. «null 13;: were. u! m. louvre,
Imp.- billion. a lisllonnuu on board lilo
elllmllliu’ liluiilll illillllli. Mill littlwiwd
overboard thrive milou southeast of
nu." “colour" and drowned. The crew
oi the fili'hiwlliri' woe Iillulllo to forever
"31* holly.
Vicki-mu Thought to lie tact.
cope liter. tiny El. ... Thmmhllue
Rome and two companions. siul'emn
W. .mmm-
Worm III 7".th (Ems. em
Willemlcfliieont
Ii hlt'h In"- .
is taken interconnect!!!
mummies omit?“ the ”(condo-m
or a"
ll... 01 the diesaar,e .‘Si'gfm the pa-
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting neture in limit“
its work. The vs so much
faith in its curative that they
offer One Hundred tor any case
thntit tulle to cure Send for list 01
testimonials.
Address, I". J. CHENEY 85 00., To-
ledo. . .
would by linguists. no.
Americans are the most inventive peo-
ple on earth. To them have been issued
newly; 600. 000 patents, or more than
one-t ird of all the patents issued in the
world. No discovery of modern years
has Men of greater benth to mankind
than Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
Diurrhcen Remedy. or has done more to
relieve pain and suileri ng. J. W.
Valium. 01 Oahton. Ky. says: “I have
used Chumberlnin’ s Colic,(1holern and
Diarrhea Remedy in my family (or
several years. and find it to be the best
medicine I ever used for cramps in the
stomach and bowels.” For sale by G. C.
Stillsou.
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
DeWilt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G 0.8tillson. South
Norwulk, and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Mrs. A. Invfen. residing at 720 Henry
street, Alton Ill.. sufi'ered With sciatic
rheumatism lot or r eight months. She
doctored for it nearly the whole of this
time. using various remedies recom-
mended by friends, and was treated by
the physcians. but received no relief.
She then used one and a half bottles of
Chamberlain's i’nin Balm, which eil'oct-
ed a complete core. This is published
at her request. as she wants others sini-
ilariy Milieu-d to know what cured her.
The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by G.
.Siiilsgn
Personal—The gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
Iiuunliy coughing will find instant re—
lief by using One Minute: Cough Cure.-
spocdy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles G. (1. Stillson. South
Norwalk and E. P. Weed. Norwelk.
it should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DeWiit s Witch Hazel
snlve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing it is the household invo-
rile Y( r burns, scales, cuts, bruises and
mm- oi All kinds. G C. Slillson.South
\‘orwulk; and 1-1 1’. Weed, Norwalk.
Bliiout Colic.
Persons who are subject to .uttncks of
biiious colic will be pleased to know that
prompt relief may be hurl by tolling
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera nnd Diur-
rhoes Remedy. and if taken as soon no
the first induction of the «beam np-
penrs. it will prrveut the attack. For
sale by G. (J. Stilison.
Not only acute lung troubles which
may provolululinnliw days but old
I Ironic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate Ti‘IllLf null bepmuul-
neniiy cured by (Jim Minute (Tough
(‘ure. (3. C Sullson. South Norwnllif
lilldb 15.1’. Weed. Norwnlk.
Thirty years is u long time to light so
painful Ii trouble as piles. but Jamil
Mllt'hcll. oi i'nlonville. i’n.. struuciwl
lIlflt long before he tried lJeWitt's Witch
lllifl’l Salvo. which quickly and permu-
Ilomlv vumi 'Illill. It is equally effective
in m-zomn and All shin emotions. (l. (i.
Slilblull. South Norwnlk, and E. 1’.
Wml. N'TWIIIk.
The Rev W, H. Weaver. puslor of
the 17, ll. church. Dillslvum. PI. recoil.
nines the value (I! ifllrmilwrlnill'a ('ouull
III'llul‘lI)‘.ltlliI does not lumliinioto toll
Iiillili'll about it “i have u-II-Il (fliemln-r-
‘lelll’s (Jonah limueIly." he says. ' nml
lind it all vxl'I-licllt medicine for imitlli
('ilillillli :lllil hoail'm'llvsu’ " 8”de 1V1 rv
mm willlnlvrs It at lriul. Sold by U. 1).
SUIIMIH.
Ilende at the lived.
.\uu.‘.l. il-Igoi, ilIIl lulllillu Ililluuiul of
Hllrvvupnlt. I..I . elm; "Ill'. Kluu's New
‘MHI'UVI‘Y‘V III the Inly tlIlIIIr lliiil ('iiiwl
my vnuuli. :Imi it it llw best l-I‘III'I' !
IIIivI- " .l. l". ('.uup!mll, llll'i’i’liiiil! of
Hilliard. Arie , writes: "Dr. King‘s New
llisrovorv III Ill! that Is cluillml inr it; It
Iiowr lull: qui 1w euro cure for Coil-
nulllllllilll. (Illuflllfl IulIiCuldu lilinullt
rIIV enough for its merits Dr Kim: II
5va illAI-IIVI-rv for(.‘IIllruulplimI. i'nnuils
null ( Iain-s in imi liii reperinwllt it but
been tried ioru quarter of u winery.
IIIIIl iisluy sinmle III the III- ml it never
Illsnlpliuls Frill II'IITIIJ'IIIIU at [1.11.
Home Il‘s drug store
N
livable Illicit.
Electric llit or: III a medicine culled
loruuy reason but lmrhups more goiter
ally ncmlml when the languid. crimustmi
looting prevails. when lit“ imw III wool
and uiilnaiili and themed of II ionic
and aliel'ative is iolt A prompt uncut
this medicine has often averted limp
and perilepe instill biliuu- levers Nu
uledloiuo will not more surely iii noun»
teraetiu end freeing tiles slim from
the In III-till lililll. who. bull'-
osilou. (Juliet path n. Thermos»: yield in
icon-Io iiiltors. too “and ti to per
bottle atlt. H i‘lltittml'edflilt liiilltl.
mm We em
The beaten!" in the world, for outs.
um.m. sell rileunl lovnr
m.hltlnr m lIIImu. mellow»,
Mill. end ell II eruptions. and [no
rely slim plies. or no pay «slum i.
it in mutant give Want sat-infect.
tie it or armory mum I’Viue lie noble
per hon. For tilde by it Ii l'lslutoii
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letters I lie. Parch-
ln to, "at!” in; Out.
“mid?
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