~ -*”ies‘1-t.m.- Waist-
'm—ladiu’ Circular Skirt.
‘ m It! amt mos.
Mm toilette, suitable alike
'1 til-street wear, is here repre-
ms. at poplin in an exquisite
pt ivy-lest green trimmed with
rows of narrow black velvet
The fanciful waist is arranged
‘gluvovfitting linings, having the us-
Mbla darts and scams, over which
We! the [route is gracefully
‘t bygsthers at the neck and at
m—llneon each side of the clos—
watch is 'elfected invisibly at the
hunt. The modes back tits
across the shoulders, with the
’at‘lhe waist line collected in
, that are drawn well to the cen-
' " Smooth under-arm sores
.-. the fronts {mm the back. A
Claudius baud completes the neck,
-\ tedby an outstanding trill ot
.Tltostylish sleeves are titted by
- and under-arm portions, the
being flashed and finished to (lie-
the rallies worn beneath. Double
' are gracétully arrang-
.on top of the fitted sleeves, the lree
I}! which are edged with velvet
Clb‘hon. . Straps having pointed ends er-
tml our the shoulders and the waist is
encircled by a deep Spanish girdle.
who shirt in circular shape is one of
mum of the season's models and
the bell mode. The front and
are fitted at the top by small dnrts,
{Is I. while the back portion is arrang-
ttllucloso backward-turning plaits. n
busily decorated with evenly spaced
" ‘ otrlbbau velvet put on in groups
fivaesnd seven, in accordance
, the growing demand for trimmed
flirts.
1‘0 make this waist for a lady in the
Sodium size will require two and seven.
‘dybths yards at forty-fouroiuch wide
W. The shirt will require live
M'llveveluhths yards of the sauna width
Mew-let pattern. No. 7037. is out in
' for a 8!, ill, 36, 35 and 40-inch bust
., ' The skirt pattern. No. 13mm.
in all“ for a 2'3. 24, 26, :28 and 30-
min measure.
“It“ tum rt
, COUPON
We
”(Pym-’13.»! slssollo.
”wanna: t?" “m
.hmv 's Iarnls ll‘esss
lo. nm,m1lllfl-—-~ll
ll. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
d». august thaahgwhad 00:;
m 0 I0 ‘
MRI!“ my gold
test all could: remedies be
it. but not no relief: spent
"* gr apltkacbfilmlm
. s ow soov .
“3nd by annual two bottlosflgr
. ' has been mum
Wm r- “ei- ”z: ..
m or tn .
tumult tor Ill and also
hurriedly. lb. Ki '0
mmteedtor , s.
.“O lt mwfi
WM
M
Is one. u. or
i new
Wmhmm
[ Mgr] _ res
.c.
% woman
’ whohmwlitlt
‘ the bill without the ammonium. so tor
His - e _ ‘
shadowing aitudicalPollcy.
. creme writer” rot om mar;
“the ham Prompt]: Approves the Presl-
ds-t's Recommendations lot-an Appro-
prbtlon or 050,000 For Bulls! at Amer-
leans on the Island.
Washington, May )8.~—-'l‘herc is hardly
a well Informed public- man in thin city
who does not thlnk that the Wedge flint
will separate 83min trum; the [Mlflflt‘salufl
of the last of her American colonies was
inserted by President McKinley when
. he sent hie "1033380 to congress! £0!ka
roller for Americans who are in lllllll‘l‘lln
on the island of (lube. ‘
Those who are close to the prceldcnt
day that behind this count-flame moth
sage is a realization that he mum mun
lnlcriere to stop the war, Tin» very
condition which he buys exists on lllf
island is the reason [or it.
The president has said since his mm-
sagc went in that the giving oi I't-licl
is only a temporary measure. I! the
war is allowed to continue as it is now
conducted. it must result In the total
devastation of the island and the ruin
0! a large American interest.
The president's plan at interference
has not lmen formulated, but he incllm a
to the moist friendly efforts at first to
induce Spain to withdraw under some
arrangement that will satisfy her hon-
or. If she declines to do so. it is believed
' to be bin purpose to step in and make
the stopping e! the war the business ol
the United States.
The advisability ot a protectorate
ovar Cuba. is being discussed by the
president, not only with the members oi
the cabinetrlmt also with acvcml busti-
noes men for whose judgment he has
great respect.
It is the business men who have in-
teroels in Cuba who have influenced tho
president to contcmplaic the next atop.
Their reports, with those of the consuls.
have convinced him that Spain cannot
win, and, even without the interto-ri-nr-e
o! the l'nitod States, will eventually
evacuate the island. llo lielivvwo that
she will not, however. do so of bur own
volition until lhr- island is ruined and
beyond rostorntinn under any govern-
ment tor many years.
“’lll Take Chances o! “'nv.
By interfering within a. rvanomible
time the president thinks he «on pro-
vent this otherwise vermin (lestrurllnn.
and be also thinks that it is puesiblv to
do so without tictunlly going to war
with Spain. lie is con ' nor-d that the
chances of war must be alien. although
he will proceed with tho groan-st mn-
fmd with every effort to avoid hostili-
ties. All appearance of interference on
sontlmonlal grounds will br- avoided. it
will be put on the grounds at privto-t'tinn
to American material and t‘lllllllll'l‘l'ltll
interests.
This is the trend of tho president‘s
talk. as repurtml by thm-ll' whom lut- lliltd
consulted within tlw last luv days. l:
is cvldo'nt that he forest-ca tho (livintlnn
or his Cuban policy by mmzrcss if h.-
tlm's not dn-itlre to act lllmswli'.
Thor:- err» strum: rensmw {ul' lu-lioviuz
that :t resolution tl-t-omiiziut: Illv' ‘m Hora
crept-y of lll'r insurgents» i‘flllflhl lulu.r 1w
prcvo-nto‘d from rvnvhlnt: the “'hltv
House. (”to administration ut’mlil‘llkc
to viwrk lie much-5s. but the» manngc-m
l‘nnfl-ns that they cannot hull! r‘llhl'r
house. on this. sillijvcl.
CONGRESS AND CUBA.
Senate Votes the 850,000 Itrllo-t “rug-mo.
Ill-nan Fllibustcru mt It.
Wilmington. May lh'. I‘lllin again - n-
m'msml the ullo-ntlwn all lbw suvnulw. 'l‘lll‘
public interest in the .‘Hlljl‘l‘i u no Mimi n
by the Kl'l'fll I‘ruulls ltlllt'll hm—Irgul
thc gullorlmd. Amour: ill" on uptlnln u!
the (“Illllllllll‘li’ gallery on.» Sir Julhn
l'lultlw-i‘rdm liii- llt‘llirtlt vnllunawulur.
and Minbsh-r Hatch ui H.l\\;lll. and in
tl'u- t'vsnrvr gullrry mm Ha'llt'l‘al Mn
l-llo-ltlrs, l'x'l'llllo'vl Starve mumm-r in
Spain. Nvllllt‘l' llw Hlvlllllhll lruntiun llnl“
ilw l'ululll buwuu in \Vflk-‘lllllul'lll mam
I'lrpl'i‘fii'llll‘d lil lllv lzéllll‘l‘ll‘rl an (all' an
l'lllllll In- nlywl'h nl
’l‘wa idiom-z nil tha- mtlvlwl lv't‘tl- low--
arm-«l, VI!!! l‘llllll‘ I‘lt' ”U‘ Jll'lll Hf [V'-
lll‘l lu ulvetztulv and Marmot Alllt‘l'l-
nuts in Milan. Till“ tin» prmwntul m
lllf- pronulvnt‘n m- «mun nu 5mm no llln‘
Htlzftllllll ulwiml. ltimtnlinlrly inllnwitix
lltn- Wailing nl llu- tum-angl- Mr. Milli-r,
rlmtmuni oi lill’ minimum- on tut-«mu
fl’llllitlnfl, [melnlml 1| lin'ul'nlrlv n-lmrt
on UN‘ lulnt r-mr-lnllnn nt'mmully mllw
IlIlI-Nl by Mr. Hull‘umn-r :ippmprintlvm
350,000 Mr will-r nr Anwrmm - lllZvllri in
Cuba. ’l‘lwn- won only um‘ lmvi t-llwm‘ll
. from Mr. (trump-r and Ilwn tlnv roe-
tllutlult. \wni. tlnou‘uli by n ummlmuuu
vole".
'i‘lw m-mml plum? nt lllc minim-t was
wlwrt the Morgan rum-lullnn llm‘lol'inu
llinl ‘l rendition of “"l' extend in l‘u~
bit \"lltt tailwu up. Mr. \\'vllltmlnn. \ht'
new smmlnr from Maryland. mow tor-
waml tm lllll tultlul slum-«ll in llu- new
ate. ll'lllkllltt a vigorous lll'lllt'lll against
the l‘l'llulullull on tbv wound that It
threatened war with l-lpalu. lie mild llu-
llrsl duty of couscous woe to tune lln-
mm bill. The twilllltlr l'llltlll‘lllllt'll,"Jlll'
‘ gelatin" and NY" bl» lmlm‘t-mrnt ll.
l’reebloul ('lt-vrluml'e t'ulleet'vulllttl on
the Utilmn «lucullun. .
Mr. llultlcl at Virginia upoltc in favor
at the resolution. Hr lit-st presented an
armmlcnt on tho t'llthl ut congress on
the subject and cloned with thevluuroue
unscrilon that it ween culumlly uronh
or than war for a notion in wttbbuld
malice through mu or war.
l'lllbttsterln' In the "our”. ,
The hull“ confronted the Uubanuss-
llon. made at party tune of it and ad-
lournn-il uulll Thursday without telling
my action. l'renldvut MvKlulny's toen-
seuo rccomnwndluu an appropriation: to
relieve mllt'crlntt Americans in t‘ulsa
wee rceclrvd without any clarion-tru-
tin". and on Its heels Mr. Hill. rerun-r
:thalrman ot’ the WWII" eflnlrn ('mllmllv
lee. asked unanimous rennet for l'tlllv
tiderntlon at a bill to amll'ultl'lnlo etc.-
llllll in innocent: to the president's to
about.
Mr. Bailey of Texan asked for connont
to consider In connection with the blll
ln‘anwmlmmt oinbmlylna Hutlnlurmol'»
Sun‘s remlulluhqtor recognition oi the
Cubans mt lwllluerenlu. Mr. Wrigley
would not content to colloidal“ ll‘tu
wisndmom. not Mr. Halley to ('(lltlllllill'
a limo the trunnion out side tracheal.
when the house it voted the brain to
m
- 13;) has
Mom on till!
. m.
my.
ig-
FOR
THE
I30
.00 u I. II .
l00 " Russet lsce, Plain Toe,
’l00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt In
BARGAINS II BOY
l23 “ “ " " Plain loss, " 3.00 " . .
45 " " ' Plain Toe Congress “ 3.00 “ . .
85 " "' Globe l’oe Tip, “ 3.00 " . .
320 “ ' " Plain Toe, lace " 3.00 " . .
Cap Toe lace, .
'50' u u u u
300 “
Astonish You.
SPECIAL honor!
.. Yr
York
lllsntlsems lsdles‘ tult Olvsn
hey lslurtlsy. In It.
lacs Shoes, worth .
mnn o; Son.
F ashionaoble S
5' 0'") room’s SHOES.
Ladies, Read This !
l50 Pairs ladies' Patent leather Tip, Up-‘l’o-Date Shoes, all sites and widthsmorth $2.00, at 85c
. 2 00, at 85c
lounsbury, Mathewson s 003: Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in russst and black,
line goods, button and lace, at SLOO a pair.
Ladies, them- goods of Imuusbury, Mattbolweou .l' lh‘e an- diamonds.
500 Pair llssss‘ and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices So low It Vllll
o'e
MEN, WOMENAND CHILDREN!
ATEST SLAUGHTE 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of o. Norwslk.
The very best goods at one hell their regular, value.
L351 week I went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams & Co., a
860:0 STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and odor the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH Tl-IE mums:
MEN’S SHOES.
083 pair Ian's Cali Sltln, lace Tlpmorth $3.00.“
7
s a o
This is: the greatest enlv- l haw M't'r otter-ml, and I know these trouble cannot be «in.
gvlicutwl anywhere at anything lilu- tlw price. Conn: and got the bargain oi yourliic-
.' THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scoficld 8: Iloyt's Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm ofA Dicker
GOLDBERG’S
Millinery Parlors.
h. JAFFiZ, Ml r l P'Mitllg.
a Handsome ladles‘ lult Give»
Away getaway. lay ll.
We are agents for liorecovitz d’r Miller’s Hkll'l.8, which are the
most correct and leading styles of this 803180“; til we guarantee.
We shall ill on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will continue with
a full our complete line in ludiee’ suite and jackets lined throughout
with finest tpmllty talleta silk; also a lull and com lete line
of skirts from 980 and upwards; 35 per cent lower than c newborn
lit _ and prices on all garments guaranteed; it not as represented
money will be refunded. All our millioery goods sold accordingly.
Coupons given away with every 250 purchase. Coupons will
be drawn on Saturday, May 15, at 10 p. m.
$.75
L75
L75
L75
' . . l.75
"The above Rllflllll are made nl tho fluent Cull Skin, and every pair warranted.
toe pairs Ian's French call, Patent leather, Goodyear Weltflllorth $4.00 at . .
‘ " " Bull Deg Foe, Worth $4.00, at
Every man in South Norwnlk can :. Word to wear patent leather this summer and save the expense of shoe mliehing.
seat Kid, Plain Globe Toe, lace,
u u .‘
$2.50
2.50
$2.50
2.50
. 2.00
ln‘llumll'. lllutrlcy and 3,7.
“3’ WWW! until new It the trial st
, , . pm-
tandoori-the Lincoln our lenient-eta»
‘ervntlon in l‘teh. refused to accept the
compromise agreed on by the eontmma
and ask”! tor another coolercitce with
the ammo on the bill.
in the meantime the senate resolu-
tion. practically ldcntfcnl with Mr.
llltt'e hlll had been mu lo the house,
and Mr. Hill ill'vkl'tl unnnlmoun moment
for lingcetmlllcrutlon. 'l‘h ;,deutllm~ll be-
‘ llnllcy won
ro-c ' "led. and while My. Ball-‘3' wmt
otltleitvorlng to got tons ,inr the cum
sltlemtlnn or the two‘li bun proposi-
ttnnstnxclhor Mr. Ulnuley put in a
motion to adjourn” This motion was
t'lll'l’lml by .1 Hair o! 30 it; 73. 13 answer.
inn prurient. but not voting.
It was practically h perry alignment.
only rim-e llnpullllcone~-hlcnnre. ('nnper
ni' \‘t’iw'unsln. Money at North (L‘urulluo
and Morel: o! intuition—voting nutrient
the milnurmurnt “I‘ll all the llomwrate
and HP: Populism. rxwpt Mr. linker of
llllnnlu. vollm: the snow \vny. l'mlcr
the ml" for lllw‘vokly smelting; recently
mluptml the adjournment ('ill’l‘llrle' the
(mention over until Thursday.
BASEBALL.
The Nttlionul League Gaines.
‘Al Pittsburgh-
l’lltnliurg ..... 1 0 0 ll 1 0 l 0 ‘——-3
Now York ..... ll 0 ll :1 U U 0 0 0__ Li
l’lllslmrudilts. t}: errors, 1. New
Yurkm—llllss. L'; i-t-mm, 5.
At St. Luulsm
Brmlclyn 2 6 0 (l 0 0 0 4 12—45
St. Linden”... 2 0 U 0102 0 0‘5
llrnnblyti vlllis, 1?; errors, 3. St.
Louierlliu; fl: errors, 9.
At 'Clllt'agll'“
Chicago ....... 0 l 0 Cl ll 0 0 O 0~l
Burlllm ........ (l 0 ll 1 l :5 0 ll 3mm
Chicago—r llllzi. 5.: errurs. 5. lostolh—
Hits. l'l; errors. 0.
A! i'inolnnntl»~
(.‘lllvlmmtl 0 1 2_ 0 0 0 ll 0 ’— 3
l‘hlludnlpblu .. l1 0 ll 0 l 0 l 0 ll»- 2
Clnrtnnmi~~ lliiéi, :1; l-tl'lll‘fi. 0. l"‘niln~
dolphin-~lliia. T; t‘rt'nl'e. 1.
Al Iniullevillo ’
Iiullllllltl't‘ ..... l) 2 0 l} 2 l 0 0 0.. 5
Louisville ll I o 0 o ll 0 o 0w 0
ltnltimMy-llns. ll: t'l‘rul‘s. 2:. Louis-
villlxw llilp, vi; errors, 1.
At (_‘lv\'i:letill-
Cil‘t’r‘lilnll ..... 0 ti 0 0 0 ll 0 0 2— ‘1
\Vlllihllltzlllll .. ‘J b l U l l U 0 ‘.’~ I
t'lr-h-me llltv. ll: 1'“ r5. 3. Wash»
lepton—«Him. lo.
lrl'l-rl'r'.
Bunk lion ('nuaed by Warner).
Sumo l‘rmmnuluun, Muss” Eloy H.7—
A run on :lin l-‘rnmluglmm Savings
bank, which vuusml sum. um-nsimse
among; business lawn, was pm-lpitnlml
In'rl' by the ALL‘Zlull HY zl‘mlll UM; dill'll
(ll-lmsltnrs. innszly cannon. who prt'»
swntwl lhcrtxmivm ul thr- lmnk :tnd l1!"
mnmlwl the amuunls «tit» (new. All
stirh t'fllltd were promptly paid. It up.
pt‘Jl'.‘ that lit“ for! n.’ Ill" .“dyllh‘lilr'll‘l.
a. semiannual on". with 21 lines rvr'ultly
lwvn :lwlurml. ‘~ in nil-l nt‘ unly ll, [mt
Ct'nl instant) of Li [nvl' rent. mused some
uncnssnvse.
Contribution l'or Jubilee llimwr.
Loom“. May lkw'liiv l‘mu-rss oi
liel. : fund. smrml n; tln- engirvctlm;
nl‘ il-‘t‘ royal lulzhnnss to prowl-- a il:n«
“'37 mt l-llltv' subsmnilnl mm! cm“; L;
:1; ' lat wk oi liiv jUhlll‘t‘ l 4mm! 1:0 :1 l
l'nl *l\.- tivn’l‘l’wl of tho innalrvn pm '3' 4h»
burrito. ntt‘mékla .llivl :l-nmlv mt“ fl'm
.tlu': —' "a . . .v-l sin .utwtwnwne. r um.-
'rilllvll \f tfiu'u‘l lmrnl Mgur [firmly-l
l'lw we int; min-21.x: ~| rim: with lib
law-m n! rim ll mm vhw t‘ttnd iv
wluzw-l 'I‘he- l'tln'. of \‘l’.llw liu-.::lwl
m.» mlm ll}'l.t'n list. with L’lm.
Ilvillrmtll \tm‘lt “(we I p.
133' m? : Mn'.‘ 3‘. 'l" wl. «n rv‘fllhi
oi wt; F.1lll'vlil\' to a? .»‘ll"l . in
run in 8131' Liv in ll; - l : ,I
up T-r' ! Mint in ‘i-l: x
tw'.’:f~ 1: Nil-W1 "l 7}; ill!
I"i.|iltl'
The lhrum-si in (‘mm- ”an"...
.llnn‘lmfi Mu.) l~ ‘L ' = Jamm-
in l ’l‘JHb 1):, .‘3' l . -.
Lump-A! ll ::.:i -I . . m I"
l...ur -ul:vn I‘ll .‘lm 1.» la :2 l. l “:1
.vgl-l-ul he"? 2. l..‘!l‘[m r~‘:r. l . :; ,..
llc'ltnwil lxmn l'uium l'rium.
\\'.|.“.l . fl 3!.” l- 4' twill-1‘, ,v:.i
lw l1: “til: it ‘lm 5 : 1w 1 -.'
91ml“ ltztl .li *7 l‘ ll 54' .6 .lw . {Irv
tw'ni m (kiln ‘.l-'.. I: ‘, ‘t. r: in :n
nit-ml 1.; Hi. Hem-ll. 7 ml i .-2
I‘Z\ ‘vlmi- Nitliltnt' New).
Hurt-ill. .‘llsn l " , .m .3 in ll-ml
.il l'lmtlawtn't, .l, 3 t‘ M Limo lwzv.
llwu..-~.ill-\ -2..l"v:
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
A union-Inf 1;»: M21 3." .\ l W lll ‘H
L- l.,- utitvll vl lo I'M uh: .l’JlV' 'Jo' l'hzs-
.Ill‘lll )ll'lt’lnlwl' mm u g»: writ
IIMISHllulwivlu! 'l'llvl’.." l-' ll.:y.lr*',
Illv-vlt ll"i ilt'll\.tl .‘H \‘ l l ”an. «ill. l'ri,
maul lllt :12 w ill. ‘ilgxi » A ll] llw
\.lllll'~ wt :1 dull-wt. - rm, v.5,
'I‘ln- l'liH-lllll ll».'ttzll.tl~tl lv‘mnit A.
Mobility ln lw :l»-i~lm.l n-MluV ll
{luv u- .muy and Hum lu l n‘u v .. i. 7..»
nm it. “his in luv it outlet 9.!» all,
l'llwz‘ll'l‘ \l'. Ml lullll'llll'i u' l' Vulvll'
Hm .‘ii: tumultlm ul: lIl I l|'>l3lll.1 en
Ill'ill" tum: [-Itttxl mt llinl lw'nlv Hw-
mt‘tlrt Hull .1: .‘ims York. lm.._\ lining»
tun un‘ n Minot-x,
Iwmlln-l ("mummy unul I”, of ,tllnnlli'
t‘lly. DH“ .1 ‘lll)l‘.l [lulu ”h. nurtur
lllltl Hit-ll lit!” in lliv lulllu'uut, ”.llmv
l..- lutltiml .iml “1m tu-Jtly Around in:-
lut’t- snmlulunt’v minu».
'l'lll l'ullr-l llmw I'lllt/t'l‘ [Mum
Imlt in .l llw um ltwittlti w"! 'l'ulnpltlm
ville. N. \' . :lfhr .1 rmm nt n .v Jul.
2‘»; your», llllv yMl ; o it. lll<~ ll|rmlclyu
lltll'l' ymrl nu 'l‘lunwlnl. .
'l‘ommy hil‘lmlliillllll. :\ Hymn-Md
Nun Y-llt but, l-Iniwl lilztwll' :1 hurt.
by ,lumlalm: lulu ill“ I:.t:,t mw in rm
1114' u Flouliwllll llnllnn lull uh! hml
Lille” llllu Iln- 'l‘ltlnl .liwt limb “lulu
ul plan: ’ _
Nllw ibuuuuml tuilnre no Ml’lkl' in
NI‘W' 't’m‘lt nuulim lbw lrwli million in
mm by the- t-mttl'tu lure In lb~ l‘rmmlnu -
NW" of clmltlm: loosen urumtlelltu un»
dot llw dli'vcllnu of ”Mr ultl lvuulvr
Hl’lllll'llfllld.
A mmmriul smut-ml by lmlltl’ lmslncmt
llrum and lmllt'laltmlw lo l’llllnllri tlllmt
nt tln- mutill'y who lll'l' lttlm’imlrtl In
U'llllt' with tl'ulm no»! playing the em»
«torrent to “All“ no ntul mi,“ my 1'“.
lmn wur Will!) will to fi'tl‘l’l'lmy liber-
mun.
limiter Elverton ("bitumen the room-
muolous with“! in the nunnr loves-line»
lion. lumen his till dawn sentence In
Washlmlonm District lull. .‘ludlte limo»
Men’s “nth!
We flflt‘l',v0llfi Hundred Dollars lte~
ward tor unycnseot Usturrh that cannot
be curedby liull’n Uatnrrhllnm.
F. .l. t Zhency at U ». Prom. Toledo, ( l,
Wetho undersigned. have ltnowul".
J. Cheney lot the last liltoen mm,
and believe him periodtly honorable in
all business transactions and llnnimiully
able to carry out any obligations mode
by their ilrm.
Westdt 'l‘raux. wholesale druguists,
Toledo, 0. Waldiug, Kinuun 8; Marvin,
wholesale drupglsla. Toledo, Ohio.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the, blow] and
mucous rutfaoee of the system. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druugists.
Testimonials tree.
According to the newspapers, an ( lhio
husband became the huppyiulhcr of sewn
children not long ago. 01 the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he lnid
in :1 supply 0! Chamberlain's (hing!)
Remedy, the only sure cure for croup,
Whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Sculptor ten, some for twenty and
some {or thirty years have enlisted from
piles and then have been quieltl and
permanently cured by using De ltt'e
Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy
for pile» and all forms 0! skin diseases.
9. (J. Stillson and E. 1’. Weed.
The lint Remedy lsr Risen-lists.
From the Fnlrhavon (N. Y.) Realm r.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-live years his
wife has been a an i'erer from rheuma-
tism. A low nig .ts ago she was in
such pzu'n tlut 'nuu was nearly emzy.
She sent Mr. ltowlaud‘ for the doctor,
but. he had read of ()nnmherlnin's Pain
Balm and instead of going for tho phy-
sician be wrnt to the store and secured
ti bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. ltowlaml's purchase at not, but
ticvvrtltelees applied the Balm thorough-
ly end in an hour's time was able to go
tuslvop. She now applies it whenever
shofccis 1m ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives reliof. He says
that no medicine which elto- luul lltlt‘tl
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
.30 cent sizes (or sale by (1'. U. Stillsou.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
“ilne Minute Cough Cure saved my
‘only child from dying by cronp." It.
has saved thousands of others outlet-ins:
from creup, pneumonia, bronchitie and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
U, (f. Stillmiu and E. l’. Weed.
Dillon: colic.
Persons who are suhjt ct to attacks 0!
bilinue colic will be pleased to know thn
prompt relief may be had by taking
( ‘lmmbcrlniu‘s (blitz, Cholera and Diur-
l’lmwn llvnnedy. and if taken as soon the
the first indication of the disease up-
penrs. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. L‘. Stimson.
Don't thin your blood with sussnfms
or [lulsnll it with Modulus»; but aid un-
tnrw by min; llaWilt'e Little Earlv
Rlbt‘l’s, tho tenuous little pills for at n—
ltipntion, ltxliousmes aml st nun-h cud
liver-troubles. Tilt-y are purely Vigo-
table
"It is the Best on Earth."
That is what Edwards .5: Parker, our»
chants of Plains. (in . shy of i'lwmln'r-
lzun's l’nin llulm, for rheumatism, lunw
buck. tlu-p seated and ttIu-‘cular pains.
. hold by (i. (J. Stillmvu.‘
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Hick lwmlecho can be quickly and
completely overt‘cnw by using thun-
lumoue little pills lnown as "llvVl'ill's
Little linrlv liter-rs." (1’. (J. Still-sou
and E. l’. Wrod.
Try lulu-0! Try Brawn!
Ask your armor today to show yr n :1
package of Grain-ll, the new food drink
tluu tulips tho place of roller. Tim
children mny drink it without injury my
woll nailwudult. All who try ll, llls'n
it. “ruin-ll llll‘" that l‘lt'll H‘Ill brown of
Merlin or Jam. but it is made from pure
“ruins. and the "writ m-lirntc sl-nlmtrh
m-rivvx it without distress. (luv-fourth
tlw prim oi com-v. 13c. and ‘2." vi». prr
ptu'k:t;1t~. Sold by all grout-re.
'l'vndilo ttrt-itlt-nt— It is n terrible m-
t'itlt-nt in lo buruwl or bl'illtlt‘ll; but llm
pain and agony llllll the {rightful lila-
lllzurmwn's tum be tllllt‘hly “vermin."
without lvuviuu n smtr by lltlllll: [bu
Will's Witt-ll llim‘l Salim. U. C. 8t|ll~
ton and E. l’. Wot-d.
w-chllll Stationery
We how on hand sevnral thousand
jublot billlu-mlemul ltulolmltde that we
will print at the following: prices: Lilli)
quarter billlwutls v.50. additional
l.tlilil‘s,$l; 1.1m sixth billltesda “.25.
xtdtlltlolml l,tllltl's. line; nulelleetla’. Lilli",
fit '35, additional l,0tltl's, loo. l’euldluu.
chi-tier Loon extra. This stwk is at
l’alrmmllty. You can hove-lt nt nlmve
primal utilotlltuall last». Evening lion
tuiol.
Nut only plleu of the very Wont ltimi
can In: utnml by IloWIlt‘I Witch ”ll'IJ‘l
Hitlt’l‘, but in Will“. molds, bums. Ill‘tlltw”.
lutllll, nlmets uml ullolltor nklu troubles
t'illl be lllllillllll." relieved by the atrium
l'liltii'tly. (ll: Htillmn audit “Wu-ll.
. m- crlnls crest.
Micrthoblnllre lo Uri do (Sm-It. l
tmlt u very nvvcmmhlam tried many
remedies without help. the hold only Im-
couun lurmmlttlnl. Alter ullllfllllffll
mnall Milne oi tiltaluherlulu‘s thrush
ltomctly, luttlltlw eon h and mm bill
mo. and in lhlultlnlt lttlttttln ll tallies ll
tltcrlmrious cough moody to a.» any
mail vii. ll, llohrlvrulu, rdllor llelly
Allvortlmt'. For Halo by (l. (I. litillmu.
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