.fiwamverypopular insilk
m and apretty example
‘ in here shown. made of
, loft, lushelesa and mol-
..l donut is carried out in
shade oi red, insertion and
billowing it very daiatily.
tntinrlbhon and the neck
filthahniie-plaitingof mousse-
arranged. The full fronts and
yetnoka taken up and shined
Miller. giving a pretty and
W Gathers adjust the fullness
mad the olodng in front. is
hegatbers at the waist line
drawn well to the centre-front
‘ The stylish sleeves consist of
filtered in tuck shining at the
figs and arranged over titled lino
elbow length, a deep lace trim-
alling below. Epauleltvs or
espe- are made of the material,
to 10m three graceful points
More: the pale, insertion and
i'inihtily decorating the edges. The
‘ “annually adapted to sheer ma-
' that are now so handsomely con-
over silk and other colored linv
‘. gauze, ohlflon, mouseline-de-
_, ’nun'a veiling, barege, grenadine,
p Woodlonlards, with linings
‘ ' to'mtoh the floral or iigured de-
“311 suitable materials to do:
Winona.
mahthia waist tor a lady in the
, mallewillreqalrothreeandtbree-
3m yards of thirty-aix-lueh wide
W. Thorium. No. 0830. iseut
museum. 80. 88. 40 and 42-
MW-
7lumle starts at
OGU'OI
.“Iflo (la-Pattern. anvelaeotlo.
"Mamba-red “m
‘ .mvaat'a largel- lleaae
3. Geneva. merchant. of Gilli.
'Va” entities that he had oona
.‘waaglven up to die. sought
, treatment that money could
he
at that no relief: spent
‘7'. ' gin aehalrlwasiuo
tyne. 'e New Dim .
sandbyuseoitwobottieeJl‘or
j, , . hg'besn attending to
‘ U"'- says .Klng’a New Di;
WWwermu .
aanlaah iorhiluandaluo
. community. Dr. Kin '-
llaaaranteedim
, ’toga were under arrest a '
,‘ aided that the interstate momma rum-
é‘i'ide line
elated Uhnrltim. sat-n.
Mr. and hire. Robert Milena: liars-
‘l’he mmplainant nnhtatélihemcle V
w <.
other Mmflgharlee. who: followed the ,
movie to Common. libs alleges: Mammy ,
an the part or Charm. she has caused '
their arrest several tunes haters.
, about three years one Ghariea cloned
with uraJ'lnrenaelJ. finalised» rm-
man now under arrest. They each left
two children behind them’ln B‘araiona.
Beekervpnhaeourntiy secured a divorce
from hiawlie. Charles clelmsibat no
secured an Oklahoma divorce from Mrs.
Charles No. l and married Mrs. Booker
at West Troy. N. Y.. in October, list.
This is denied by his wife and Chief
Blodget.
THE STRIKING TAILORS.
loader fielaoenfeld ’lillnha They Will Win
lea. right. ‘
New York. May 25.-—-Loader Sohoen'
told of the striking garment workers
said that he was sanguine that the.
strike. Would be short lived and would
end in victory for thetnilors. Three
large contractors have already capita-
lated. and a number are expected in.
agree to terms in a day or two.
Notice was given the United Brother-
hood of Tailors that 3,000 members of
the- Pants Makers' union would strike.
A number of the Progressive Tailors"
union have signified their willingness
to join issues with the strikers. but‘ihe
union on a whole is opposed to a strike
at the present juncture.
The Lithuanian tailors decided to re-
main out until the demand of 25 per
cent increase in the daily wage scale is
conceded by the contractors.
“until-y Civil Service “in Agreement.
Washington. May 25.——-The conforms
on the sundry civil appropriation bill
have agreed. ' The most important
amendment to the bill was that revolt-
in: the order of President Cleveland of
Feb. 22. setting apart 2i.000.000 arrest of
land as forest reservations. The 2‘1““-
a‘m amendment has been modified by
providing that the president may modi-
fy or revolut- tho pernmation. and it is
provided that the lands ombravml in
the reservations not disposed of before
Marrh 1, i803. shall be subject to opera»
tions of tile order of Feb. 132'. or us they
may be modified by the president. The
general provisions for the government
of the forest rem-rvnlions. are relitilml.
as provided in the senate amendnwnls.
Suave-union of Pool open-tore.
New York, May 25.~(‘. '1‘. Smith &
(‘30., operators of discretionary pools,
this city, retired from business. Their
mode of operation was similar to that
pursued by llll.‘ it). B, lblnn l‘nmpany.
Cirvularsi wet-- sent in 1hr ('ullllll‘)’ Lila-
trims atlvuriising ilw formation of
"blind pools" lu IlIN'rllll‘ in \\ twat iii-mks
and vntlon. l". A. Phillips, Jr., a mom-
lwr n! the Unlisullllfllrll l-Ixrllungv. who
recently i‘aiim‘l, mm at who limo mn-
[levied with i‘. T. Smith 6': (to. Ailm-
his f:illill‘-‘ vhargm \‘u-l‘l' profurml
against him for violating the vulva of
the l'lxr‘h'inm- in lulinu :issi'w‘iuiml with
it disul‘vllunury plmi wnrvrn. 'l'hosl-
champs are still pruning,
lngnlfml lu Quirk-and.
Fort Wayne. hilly 2:1. ~Fr-ur wnrkmpn
employed by the oily were 'inuullml in
Hull hound. 'l‘hlw- of tho-m \K'y’i‘v‘ killwi.
The (ll'flll are A. Bonnie. A. “Town nn-l
Jamvs i’hrinlio. Michael .‘lhuohuvy was
fatally injm'ml. The llil'll \wrv «lia-
nlnt: in iron: ll for water mains. Whoa
nlmui six (out lu-luw the Fill'lfll'l', u will
were lnnull‘mi in a mass of sand and
rm‘lt. Shmlhoy was resent-ll. but will
probably dill.
Chanda-ole (aim: an Explosion.
Phil-ago. May '.’.,.~-..\n v-xplusiml. I-vi-
til-oily caused by rhomirnls “HP” in the
preparation of iivpsltl. whom-ml the up-
po-r part of Armour it (M‘s pupal"
fill‘llil')’ :it l"uriy-llllrtl illl'l'i'l illlll i'rn-
tvr avenue. and the liliIZf‘ whirl: lollmv-
ml prnrilrully c-nmlurm-d lb.» bulllllm:
and mm-hlln-ry together with lhv
aim-k, imaging at bum u‘ train»), The
building was u Mammy-y brirlt slruviul'l-
and was oomph-ml less than all: “'(‘t'kfl
"git.
“truck a Nahum-mull Wreck.
City lslliilil. N. Y., May lib, *Hl‘liilnflt‘r
Mildred I'I, {rt-In Eustpurt. Mm. {or va
anll, Wllll'll has iu'rivmi new, rep-win
while oi! L'npu l‘ml lllmlll ii p. in. May
iii. "iv \‘l‘i‘lll sirm-li and run «our aim:
was supplant-d in be u aubnwrgl-ll mwk,
causing iheMil-lr- at E. to spring a Milt.
'l‘ltll pumps m-l'o knpi noinu. nlul llll'
vessel put in hvrv lur n-mlira. Hhv is
loahlilu nimut Mo ulrokm pvr twilr. Hill:
has n warn.» of soil linb.
A Woman Murdered by "M Ban.
liolnm'ny. 0., May 27..~~ Mru. lllnnn
Waniliing. who was shut on Hitturilnv
by her son lilies lam-anon she, llmnanm-d
of him a but vhain llt' ball burrnwml or
her. is dead. The murderer is in lull.
When told of his Ina-ther'a death. he rev
marliml Illullilly. "Wu-ll, Illu nimlll ill
have kept away irom my house.“
WWW“
lira. Aehlan Im-u at lanai.
hover, lit-1., May 2.5. The house oi
representatives by u Villlt of s in it pass-
rd the bill allvnrvlnn hire. Laura i'rmli‘
or Aoltlall from her husband. William
ll. M-hinn. of Washington. The bill
rorenily [insist-ll the netlnto. The illvura-i-o
is n dulmhtur of “Judge (insurer. "to
i‘leveland millionaire.
Til-[GRAPHIC BREVITlEB. '
llama tie itelhsrhild has invited tir.
and hire. Bradley Martin to be his
mats in Million durinn the queen's
Jubilee.
The Fallen liiatea supreme court (lo—
mlssion has not the potter to tie rails
and rates for future rnnirol.
Mount millions milled birthday
ooharaiuiathms to Queen Violoria. and
by lila imrmlenlnn tinned men from the
“villain warship i‘ailaa innit pm in n.
enielirailon at 'l‘smps. Fla.
'l’ile provident remitted the sentence
at WMJM the new imam un-
nn flaillninileory‘iuimeyn by tho mmrt
mm!” lwtoi’o Whlll’ll lira WM twill“,
in, .
imi thirtee- was received by the
Mill mm at amino attaini- The
W
his“. »
of quirksmu‘l was brukl-n, and all {our “
53
, s
.23 u II
‘5 ‘0 1|
'5 H I!
320 "
”0
mo . "‘
i00 “
l50
300
SPECIAL
I00 Pairs Men's Goodyear W
‘ man, we
.4: ‘
, .lv.’ .Qfik
MEN
run
GREATEST. SLAUGHTER OFSHOES
,9 QEV 9 r "Known ill “1°. History of So. llorwalk.
The very best goods at one hall their. regular Value.
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Simpson, Adams 8: Co., a
Cocoa STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
it in my store and oilcr the following at
PRICES THAT WILL Asmmsugmz NATIVES!
MEN’S SHOES.
003 pair Men’s Cali Skin, Lace Tip,worth 53.00.“
H H
Plain Toe. Congress
Globe Toe lip,
Plain Toe, Lace
lee pairs Ian's French calf, Pet
. . . . . “.75
Plllh TO”. " 3.00 “ . , . . . , . L75
" 3.00 " . . . . ’. l.75
“ 3.00 “ . . . -. ,. . L75
" 3.00 " . . ' . . L75
"The above goods are made of tlu- nnest Calf Skin, and every pair warranted.
eat Leather, Goodyear Weitfllorih $5.00 at . . $2.50
“ " “ “ Bull Dog I'ee, Worth $5.00, at 2.50
olt
II II
liuaset Lace, Plain Toe,
BARGAINS iii BOY
some
Every man in South Norwnlk ean all'urd to wear patent leathenihis summer and save the exmlnse of shoe polishing.
sset Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace,
“ Cap Toe lace,
e a
lace Shoes, worth
Lounsbury, Mathewson a 00.”: Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, in must and black,
line goods. button and lace, at $1.00 a pair.
Ladies. llii re goods of lmnnsbnry. Mntthowson ti: Go’s are diamonds.
500 Pair Misaea' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes. Lace and Button, at Prices So Low it Will
Astonish You.
Ase CHILDREN 1 “
5' use vourlrs shoes]
Ladies, Read This!
l50 Pairs Ladies' Patent Leather Tip, Up-To-Date Shoes. all sizes and widthsmerth $2.00, at 05c
This is the gnzlttoat sale l haw ever Miami. and l lmuw thow- go- ds oannnt be do.
plluah-d anywhere at anything lllil' the prior. (Milli! llllil get the bargain of yourhi’o-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Si'OllL'ltl h” lloyl's llry (lomls Store, and opposite the reliable
mun .\" Son.
,é‘ll
,k.
, and now have
$2.50
2.50
2.00
n e I
2 00, at 85c
- 9
firm of A. Dioltcr-
W E
On
F. S.A
Nos-walk
William
part at the oily Mill
fire
" ill
or all it
General
people all vs
at; It Isn't
or mtmll’ in em
, 'd’m tinned hiatus inter-new
k :flabfiw m”... w
M
Hartford
Wheels
29 WALL. STREET,
l0. WIIMIIBVOI ""07.
$01.13 AGENT Pull
out
.9- “W .
avalevev omen anewanv:
Welser and Vlunbuner ‘
DILIVIIID Ill! 00“ l
in bulk to the lrmle; also in battles to
Prompt attention to ill
no Tina.
lit liabilities. estimates. and
have at but a mum in the
u may be i ileelvud lot a illueJmt not
To. A poliey lathe Guilt-sout- t
lmulm (in. i
do into some so am at till
null:ll (flies immature lulilrv
til
it you treat protest a tor your family
ds nite pulley in the ('dlillot-ll
idle insomnia Company. at iiurliorll.
Meeetleat Will We
inseam es... el levitate,
a. a. L'flflflflfl’llfl.
.SliH.
tllc installment '
l'lan.
down on our {ill or
lil dollars
dollar wheels.
MBLER,
Conncclirul.
TC. 1......
L.“
any
in: ily nus.
a m.
violuity
til
i deilnlw
llmm.
a what i it
flat ihey have have
n Insllr-v
uup inun-
“ O
of "Ill one. get. a plain
out (textural
We Are
Here
At the same
plane where you
found us thirteen
years ago. in the
wholesale and re-
tail
Fish,
Oyster,
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT I: ZILUFF,
lit illumination Hirwt.
r
l
Telephone. :a-i
{a
V hairline! In
it. it. Fara-at Mm.
"370 In ”WI
"men. .‘lll Milli ”trout,
Inlwnmu'r. roan
V
.OHOOL TAXES!
\ lit ,Mimratlt Ninth it or i ifnloi!
We (Retrial lulu probe llnllllwl‘l ml the
llflflt‘ kiln-l "lll'lilill umloyumlnr [till M ‘II
llol inlaid nnt’wmwr omwmnyml it»! u
i ntammtlnui "to i leml-imod on the
i if M «lune. Wild, at tho inn lln «trout
Mum hm w. willlmhmmui with do on the
MI till i.
l? aslaiaui ma. yeti - min t
Mil a ’1’ 0001!“.an
. {l‘v "bunt
(lol or}: anterior lloutlt mulls Linen
W‘I‘ _ rm
, ii
hlorlrali Mill 12.1 ”a ll
' 4
till
MIMI-wit
nr. lit". at whiny llpol ehall
"'0' irln twelve mnm at “it be u a drug nmr
on stmo. ll
n mounts your twin a lo . ion wt
ill ‘ m on an lam no ' my thumb! on
i“
- a!
”ti and
a " all".
hatter-l ,
Why Not +
Have a
Pretty
Room? .
when you eon get mob pretty wall paper
as we have now.‘ We have a nine mm-
mom of new paper, oiwop and medium
prion. writing from lilo tot-l double roll
with imnleru to match. and nail have it
bum: for you by a man who knows how;
he has planned those for whom he hon
workmi and will try very hard to please
ymme fool surllho will. it is no trouble
to show you and tell you almut it.
Store Open from 1 a.ln. to I ma.
l'ainlors' supplies,
Ariiuls' Materials.
Art Goods.
i'lelam.
l’loturen meml to ilrder.
Painting. Paper Hanging. [laceration
and high Palatine.
DEUKER.
iii Washington turner. iioath Norwaill.
MW
”AK! '00.
W A N 'I' I K N O W”
us I'll
"I'll. “Milli.
Neither comm lied! first
roar-t beef. but ml!
mm “Ah-ain‘t?” ei-
ther. it it l 43
red luncheon forum.
mielmrnsialll‘anta. fatn-
lilo». touriwta. travelers
pirvnice. yachting a
all outings.
“Dream
as...
tin «hie!- o! L'lntranailteant.
3mm ‘ WWII
90mm
I 33mm and
n, We lays, la limit
El Deeper Into tile Mire “IQ-not Conn!
, on knr’npé'e Help-wt!“ Merle-u to
All] tho Patriots.
Paris. May 25.nilasl‘des being editor
Henri
“(min-fort is president of the Cuban
committee in Paris. This, accordion to
001110. iliuoounls the value oi his utter»
amen on the Cuban question, as bolus
dictated by sympathy. According to
others, it gives them pueuliar value, as
imlm: based upon private liifnrmiltlon
of special importation.
lie bad Just returned from a flying
viiiit in the (-ountry when he was sew
by n mrrospomiont. Iii,- was very san-
guine of the. ultimate victory of the
Culmn itisurirenin and was characterisi-
tlt-nlly outspoken in his mndvmnatlon
of the Honolulu government and the inn-
tlrs of the Spanish oilioiall', bolh'mlll-
tzlry and t'lVll. lie counts upon the
United Stan-n being forced to help the
(Sultans iinaity.
"My opinions." he said. “are too well
known to require repetition. The ln~
summits are cortalniy right in the ob-
jevl for which they are fighting. and
they will it: certainly tenure their free-
dom. i am in a position to know.
through the relations I have with the
(Yuimn organizations both hero in
France and in the island, that the proli-
rors of the revolution is satisfactory
from thr- insurln'nts' point at view.
Spain is getting deeper and deeper into
tho mix-o ovary day. Her linemen are
in u hi1:l~|0.~',‘4-niitip of insolvent-y. iiiie
is about to attempt to raise another
ln:m, am mic-mp: which is [loomed to
failure. litwn {:1 home bfmlule cannot
Have the situation.
l-Zurupo Will Not Help Mull».
"This time it is w-rmin that Spain
will not rulivv till,» lsuppvli‘l ni' liurwzw
in brim: in» six Lllfilr‘ in (‘ulnl in an end.
in liil‘l, l-Zumpv list-22’ is in :nnlilrtt‘lhd
1h - rump» position as Spain is. vie-u-vts:
(Willa-"Klimt is to any, in tlilllvulty. it
was 1 my enough for l-Iumzw In my. ‘Wo
will bind Milnzl'lt‘mi :mul mulls» this lil-
mnus mnv-vrt nt‘ Europe {ml impulse
ixurllllllulin upon ille'm'u. We ‘dltf H42
flrl‘lllll Hf lrlewt 3'
"mi rum-w l‘llltnlli‘ “no not afraid.
them) is u wry Hill.- runnliy illlll has,
Hwy Alli slim llil‘l mmrogv M vlvplml
up n. lull in lb»- 1.1.4.» of t’ulvn ii is quilt-
limilli'l‘ mono-r. l‘fumpv may not b.»
afraid of ill-MN, but :vbv- i-a lnurtuliy
“(will --i‘ illo' l'lll‘wl Sums, (autumn;
n" Eur-[won [mow Will wnvl \u'.‘u.~hlzo.<'
into I'lliuiu Mil-1:: 1., li-vlp Spain. or, in
«215:: war is live him} E» Ill-mil [ln‘ l'ml Il
Sum-s Iiizll 51....11. uni .-. 3,.1 ‘»»-n~':i.~4 1:.
lw sunk Evy lllv lvll‘lwlmx .ti i.l~- muulh
Hf .‘le'. Y u'n lllrli-il'.
"Nut". liltil, 2m Lii‘ its the L—‘lnn-l is
i'Jlll't‘l‘lit‘I'l. lllr insurgvnls‘ m'v prm'lh
rally moans of tho saluaii-vn. i my
pro Iv .my. lm mzw ll ;~' Still“. Tl:~ m-
:‘liilrili-lli lfilillul lu- . moi-ha! at All
e :l-l ‘1 ll 1- ”Pill m‘. \Vvylu ;‘ lll- l‘t' 3i .:ll
in» mood; ll" Ii'h, .U in.» .~l?'il‘ rim-
\\“.\‘ivi ;.- ll- i;m~.~' éUnl is. in my up:;l~
lwn. l nth. in :l: i!!!“ ll: 2» when,
”Tlll‘ iv :x- lll‘e’ W“ aw» he illnl'llml ;.l'l-
Iilllly‘lr‘l Ll. lilo lllllu'l'h' will”: .‘ilv-llil
ill: Splzwll \‘z- inlllfi :m- {or ilu- urns-t
pull v nil-m .n Prue; and bow .llmul .iH
inul ll inlixnluimn .m‘ lill‘lliill
'tlrli' 1.. lulk ulnui u \illll}
lllmlll,
’I'lw l‘vnaililo .h-‘llvm of Slr‘liillll').
“The- inmn‘t- ni :zpixii. ”1- n, lulu: llll~
doubled moi (Zinc-1.9.! “l-gtli'r l
“Howl-9.“. ll will! ll lulllw in llt'
alml or limit lllv l'ulh .l Sin-s mil Li‘w
, lb ii m in any. Will l'l. Mil‘lii Ml Km.
la} l-.« mp his lli‘vllll'h .l . lib-r in nib-iv wt
in imi‘ it by ulm~x {lb-n I'ul-n will lo.
l'rw \‘..ll;llu u wry Hilui'l lam. fil'ul l «in
not llllllk it l.l\'rl_\‘ llml l'rr-‘z-i-vni lit -
lx‘mlly will n It i m :ll'llii- u. tam ill mu»-
lauliv n will ll. Illl'rliwli lli-‘ll will
grim :1 lli‘lr :i l‘llr it,
"It 2- vii ~ thin lim sm‘m flls‘lii‘
will not il.~i- with til:-
i l‘,l ‘il :41 ill .. ,\ - i “1.1 imam. on. y, H.
n- nwm t. rill luv. on .g, n 1' up. y
lllhlltlll tn lll..‘. i ll m 'p-riln. .uhl wr-
Liilll) la 1- l.ll.‘L"t-“ .m n '. :.il,~‘i’.i~t- zy
I‘ilnl'yl. lit! ll. l’ in lui)‘ 3,. 1‘ “Wm; '.
"'l'lnw. :tllll mile lulit i. ll» um: for
null .‘l‘tlllliil 121v vitlwrlwll, l mu illml)‘
iv‘ llll.‘
in tho
4...,
win-g
i in V“
I
l li-I In ‘.‘..5l
1
l
ll'l|\lli<lll lll.ll l‘llutli l‘ix-IH .4 1.»!
“13' {,ii' . N, “ll“lll‘l l'. lo ill lli“ :~li ill
of on lllllri-vnh m lipulalln» or m n...
Mlniw ui llll‘wll will lliv luv H!.ll*‘,~ ml
Nul'lll .\n t ill ::,"
in i'vivll'llu: lu .\mrrl an lllli‘li‘r llll ll,
M. llili'lll fullw my».
"I mu lllmly . minim «i ilmi. n~ lul nl‘
mull-lull, ll‘li' l‘ubrm pull'lnis mil umy
on ill“ ilnlll mull lbw lll'vliil r ”Mum‘s;-
lm: illvln ulnllul- i” ”ll pl. \ Hui Am in
lt‘il Will the limo" :mvl l.,ii.ls .lm- . .l
Hf \R'niilililith-H :l'srl llvil'usl will iwl
lunw lip in will till b in Am a: o
\‘Iilill. limit but I‘llli' u 1w in l' luv-l 4i,
llvr vii-slim: H' In than m and inllllml
lnmm'il ll‘llllllll' :m 'lll- ll}. .mi i...»-
lumliil‘nl iWimlNlu, lnluun llr Ill--
imp mul illv put, up... l. m- m. .3 in M
the latter fili‘lilitLI' llil’ in. m» r."
i‘ulmm ('uptlmv a Train.
llLl\'“lil:i. Hi “('3‘ \i’ ”l \ln} ii in
lwpul'lml iv in ilziilil'iuv« ill‘ l Illul 5‘: ll u
tiiwllifli lltlllllll.’ limo two iii Hui»
in lung» mm illllllkml i-y om Hint”-
lzrms 'l‘in- lluin xu-l uni'yim; (my...
in l'fi-ivilllil‘l v the no noun or soup”, .u
llll' litltl nil-nut ui ili- lnmnrnms Ili'
lmln “topple. nml kiwi: mun Lulu-
Hlie. “I'm lullilllilillll 1 lb.) Hmumuis.
nllluni lllll im-n in i‘iv upon ihr umm~
onto. but it! that luv-no in am mi (”1155'
mlio lullnlls will: b but bum protluusl)
plan-ll ull ilw lam k by ilp- l‘nnlum lx~
pinnimi. hilllnn loom. mm Lilllli'iliv “no
2 “luanl‘h limitation and nucleolus: 5::
“Hill". 'rll” llllllliwlth‘ lliltl ”up rut
euro Il’hit'l‘yl‘ll by the rsplnriup. Tm.
ilpzmlmaln null-mlwrml. um lbw l’nlrnm’.
allrl' "livid: Him llil' ll‘ultl illlll Ml'l um”;
ii imiu- ultppiv «.r molly-low mill lulu...
alumni our bunmltlu l‘i’illlllli‘llifiliyrgs,
Hilly Hrnlllnli “trillion! and ,‘Il “Ilia-i pnr.
nuns, l’llllll“)l> : (-1 ll: ‘ tnlliuul ulial will»
run of the illumivil lialulllwvni, um»
tannin primer-m. ‘l‘km ll‘ on: inilr ill» y
«err out ran: by “will" at ill lit-ilil l'nllii-
in "all in.
K (initials of so Wanna-ll Loraine.
‘l‘mmwauvlu. N. ii. MM! '" ~Wliiiam
Lil.
l‘llllilllilfll lm in «put intrude on... iii.
' ‘ mail! lionpilol l’u.’ llw imam» SH l’nl‘
fill“. "up been Wilfllllilvil l) ‘lto trillion.
= flirtation ears that he llit‘ltml n luvlt
”in §
1 i ymm and m: " ll unison it
,Wm ainrasvnielltt ”’3’ y
We 0091' One Handrail Dollars lie-
ward for anymof Untanh that cannot
be cured by llall’e Detarrh (lure.
F. J. Ghenty its (,lo. Prime" Toledo, 0.
We the nnderallnorl, have known F.
:7. Chill!!! for the last fifteen years,
andhallevelllln lyrically honorable in
all baaiuoutransaetiona and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by thei ~
riirm. ,
Wealth Trans. wholesale drugglsbl,
Toledo. 0. Walding, Killnnndanrvlu.
wholesale droughts, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly. noting directly upon the blood and
memos sulfaees of the system. Price,
Tile. per bottle. Sold‘by all dragging.
Testimonials tree.
According to the newspapers, on i lhio
husband became the happy {other of sewn
children not long ago. Of the seven nil
livod'bnt one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamlmrlain's (tough
Remedy. the only save cure for moxup,
whoopingeongh, colds and coughs, iimi
so insured his children against tin-m»,
diseases. For sale by G. 0. Stillson.
Bomefor ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have relieved from
piles and than have been quick! and
permanently cured by using De ltt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great ti-lnedy
for piles and all forms of skin discloses.
G. U. Stillson and E. P. Wood.
The Best timely ior Rheumatism.
From the Pairhavon lN. Y.) Realm r.
Mr. James Rowland. 0! this village.
states that for twenty-five years but
wife has been a snil’erer front rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that rho was nearly crazy
Sbosent Mr, l-Lowlaud for the drwmr,
but he had read of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy~
sician he wont to the store and Sf-cnn-ll
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
1y and in an hour's time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies itwhenovvr
she feels an echo or a pain and finlln'
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good The 25 and
.30 cent sizes ior sale by (i. U. stillson.
W. ll. Johnson, New-ark, 0., says:
"line Minnie (Jongh (fore saved my
only child from dying by omnp." It
has saved thousands of others enduring
from crimp, pm-umonio, doom-hills :tllil
other serlonsihront and lung trouble-s,
Li. (3.. S‘lillson and E. l’. Weed.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic will be pleased to imow iba
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamiwrlain's (Jolie, Cholera and l)i.u~
rhrmullemniy, and if taken as Soon as
the first indication oi the disease ap-
peim». it will przvvent the attack. For
mile by U. i). Stdisou.
Don't thin your blood with naysafrns
or tmison ll with blue-man; but did n:l<
lure by using lioWlit's Lillie Early
Risers. the {anions little pills ior eon-
siipation, billouelu'sa and eternal-h and
liviiriruubles. They are purely vege-
tube
“It is ill. Beat oil Earth."
That is what Edwards (" l’lll'lli'r. nur-
ellnntsol Plains. Gm, any of (‘llnlnls'r-
lain's l’nln llnlln. for rlwulnilliam, lame
bark, ilN'I) seated and muscular pains.
timid by U. (I. Stillmn.
Sick hradarho can be quickly and
completely overtlotno by using thaw
falnuuslilth‘epiils lmown as "lli‘\Vllt'H’
Lililv liariv Risers." U. U. Btlllmll
and E. l’. Weed.
there is a class ei People
Who an- injured by the use of roller
limwnlly them has been plw'nl in a.
gris'l-ry slum a new pm nration ealll il
(in in“. mode of pure 1.: alas, that takes
the plum of roil’ru. The [unit drliruie
llll mar-h receives it without mistress, and
but it'll i'iill it‘ll Hilton] OiilTl-l‘. It illl‘l
not «nut over F, asnlueh. Children nlay
drinkit with great benefit. live. and
2.30.. per package. Try it. Ask it!
iiraiu'i).
'l'nrribloaccident-4t is a terrible ae-
ridrnl lulu burmd or unaided; but the
pain and agony and tho frightful din.
llgnrvmenis can be lpliq'llly uvorronla
without leaving a soar by using lhb
Will's \Vlli'll Hazel tialw. (i. C. 8tlll~
son and E. l’. Weed. '
~clleesflallem
We have on hand several thousand
loblot billhvads and notehelula that we
will print at the (allowing prii-ea: 1,000
quarter billlloada eta). additional
Llillil'mfl; mill sixth billheada ems,
zuldltlonai Hi0 i'li. loo: notaheuda, l,iliill,
ii 2:5.ltildlliullll 1,0001. The. Padding.
33mm UM! extra. This steak ll of
lair-guallty. You can herolt at above
griwlvslulonnae it lasts. Evening Hell
no.
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Not only Jillel oi the very Vlut'llt kind
can boonre by lioWitt’a Witch floral
Halve. but William. maids. burns. brain-m.
boils. elders and all other shin troubles
l'llll be instantly niisved b the mum
wuuuly. nut-«mm and 1'. Word
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Mmthe big drain Uri lo (Mir. 1
took a wry severe sold «In trim
moodiea without help.
mania more sotthd.
email mine at till
itemmiy. bulb the Math and
me.smi lillllllllliill tiiude it talom a
moriiprious o it initially to do any
' mil. ii. endorse» editor Dally
durum. Mule!» 01 (.3. Mlllson.
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