‘ snenslssssieujuf
. , ,. ' entertain the supreme
Milt a trolley ride and a genuine
Island clsmbste. to be served at
s Point, and a royal good time
; numbers who wish to participate
John E. Ferris' handsome
“I.
lies oi! his wharf in South
The boat will take out the
Deepening the Channel.
to : & Son's mud digger was at
yesterday oi! the steamboat deck,
”’5... - out the channel so as to give a
' J depth for steamboats which
' landings there.
summon:
There were about fifty present, last
night, at the Christian Endeavor socia-
blentthehome of Mr. and Mrs. John
norm. and a most delightful evening
sires tpsut. Games. music and fun in
general were enjoyed by all. Among
those present from Norwalk and South
Rental! were Rev. and Mrs. R. 0.
Sherwood. Dr. and Mrs. H. c. Sherer.
airs. Charles man and daughter Edna.
Atria Beale Smith. Miss Edna Guy.
‘ Dsmmon. Howard Benton,
home Ferris and Dwight Smith. The
my hopes to repeat the sociable next
3mm. -
‘ ”tend Mrs. Howard Every are visit-
103 Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Slater. at
“Benmnhurst on the Sea."
casssusv.
The daum at Mrs. Minnie Gregory’s
hall,lastnight, for the benefit of the
J building fund of Washington Lodge.
wee attended by fourteen couples.
'Diuciug broke up about 1 o'clock this
~ morning.
' gambler was born Thursday to
Mr. and Mrs. George Mills.
Therewill be no service in the chap-
el. Sunday. in order that all may attend
the memorial services in Norwalk.
-N..._.~‘.
MlllEN Alill NOROTON
The improvements around the market
J oi Frederick Burke, Jr.. of Noroton
, ‘fieights. are Minimums rapidly. A
new sidewalk has been made. the land
raised and a gutter laid. Mr. Burke
”templates opening a restaurant in
Linden avenue.
Unclaimed Letters.
Followiuuisullst ol lotion remaining un-
r‘ , sailsdlor torths week ending May 29.51! the
iolhwlug post-oillces. l’mplo mills. M
r then should so! they lil’OildiGflé‘mlt ,
bat ' d we. l’atrio'k ‘. Fire". in
, ‘ lo ”bells. Mrs.
mfi'fi" “iv .luu‘mn i'Ji.
The liasssst use m.
Ir. 3. B. Groove. merchant. oi Chil-
M Van certifies that he had con-
.was given up to die. sought
7 medical treatment that money could
‘ , tried all cough remedies he
heard. but not no relief; spent
‘ abhtssitti up in aehalrmas lu-
hwy . ng's New Discovery.
cured by use of two kitties. For
has been attending to
mysDr. King's New Dis-
isthssrandestrem overloads.
donsscinuch tor ha andslso
‘1 inhiluoueimuoity. Dr. Kin ‘s
«some the l’atilileueoast. In 1888 Brit'-
m Francisco. flair 29.—-Dr. Gustavus
Reunited artillu. who has disappeared
from New Work; leaving many victims
of his financial wheeler. is well known
an bonded an immense tram of coal
land in British Columbia and endeavor-
ed to sell out at an adveuve of $500000
to Robert Dunsnmir. The deal tell
through. and driilln was so exasperated
that he wrote many anonymous letters
to Dunsmuir threatening his lite. He
was line in arrested in Victoria. 8. 0..
convicted and sentem-ed to live yenrs'
renal servitude.
M Grillin’s trial it developed that the
amok. His real name is Jean Bumble
Le Blane. Re is the son of a French
ulumlmr and a hearers and was born
in the island of Haiti. He left the is-
land at on early age and went to Enz-
land and then To Franco, finally being
i‘nxnm‘d as vnioi to Gustavus Grillin.
M. 1).. M. A., who was a prominent
member or the Frearh academy. Le
good society uhllc in Dr. Ilritiin's em-
plnyment. in March. lliliil, Lo lilanc, or
(irililn. was arrested in Les Angelou on
a charge of cmhezzlmnont. lie started
a bogus champagne company there
some months before and succeeded in
swindling various people out of sums
of money aggregating 325.000. Lo lllnnc
jumped his bail. nod to Victoria. and
was there mnvicied as stated above.
He was released in Deoembcr. 1892.
ARIOT 0N COLLEGE CAMPUS.
Students and Militia Have a Serious Clash
In a South (‘erolina Town.
Columbia, 8. (7.. May 29.~While two
companies of local militia wore stand-
ing their annual inspection on the nth-
letic grounds of the South Carolina col-
lege at this place, a foul ball strurk by
a student engaged in a game of b350-
bnll at the other end of the grounds
struck the horse of Major B. Iii. Evans,
an officer on Adjutant General Waite‘
staff.
The militia had been given permission
to use only half or the grounds. but
General Waite immediately requested
the ball players to withdraw until the
troops could march past to leave the
field. This the students refused to do,
and the police dot-lining to interfere
General Watts ordered the troops to
advance.
The students resisted, and 8mm? broke
through the line.- A general riot fol-
lowed. in the course of whioh a WWW?»
man was knocked senseless and a sin-
deni named McCall had his head crush—
ed. from the clients of “’hth lu- may
(lie. -
Professor or History ll. Means Davis
was knocked down by a stiulvnt {or in-
terfering. as were two soldiers. The smi-
diers were hardly to blame. They
obeyed orders.
The police being pou’ex‘lnsxs. the forni-
ly finally quieted tho stmlvnls‘. and the
soldiers were marched back to their
nrmories. '
BASEBALL.
The Stallone! League Games.
At New York-—
New York..... 0 0 l. 0 ii i 0 n “w-S
Si. Louie... . i) l 0 "01000—2
Now Ym‘lcwillls. 13; vrx'urs, 1‘. St.
Loiiis'~liils, :1: errors, 5.
Al Chivagow
(‘lllr‘ngo ....... l 0 0 0 2 0 i C 0—-7
l'liilmie-lphiu .. 2 i 0 l i 2 0 l 0. ll
Chicago»- lilis, in; errors. l. lillll'rlr'l-
[\lilil"-l“lii. ill; i'l'l"~)l‘h’_ i.
The Ititrriiislinnal flu-rm .‘lllli‘ll.
“'Mhiriizinn. May ‘.".T.~-'l‘lw immun-
lluual l‘lll‘iiti "L'lll‘ll lii'liu-vn ill" hull!
of Ill" house all 1'11er Ao-Tilniii'ws :m-i The
house of l'nllilnt'ldfi uill lu-m’n llI'Jii
Monday. 'l‘ln- Amorium loom bill mu-
slsl of lipprwmlaiii’vn Provision of
North ('iiruliim. Simixuili of l'uiurmia.
llmliuo of Miywxuri. ll'invli' n!“ lie-la:
ware and l’i-mumn of Alabama. ~mil
llli‘ llllllFll ill-um ui lion. Hoi'm'v i',
l'lunkvil. Tiwinlwr for Smith lluilim:
”nil. Livonilyn N. .l-Tiva. muniwr ful'
Nurthu‘rsl llmlnm; llun. .l-rim lluuoiwl
l‘urnvll. hrullivr ,ul lliv lzilv Slvuni'l
l'm'nu-ii. muniwr fui South Mmiiii, ”all.
lliili’i‘li'il Ii}. Slmusa. ‘momiwr for f‘nrn‘
wall. and llnu. Fliill‘i'll’k X. \Vilfiuil,
llli‘llllwl' for Nov lolli.
I'rlisnde Against l‘olli'y lit-Mora.
liufl’ulu. May :39. “'imi opium-2a to ho
the iirst indivmluu M n «rosarh- by ill"
poiirr against lmili‘y \iriim‘s hm: lliflill'
its umn-ut'umu. 'l‘iH-illynl‘an \-..-r.v lll‘-
rosin! (charged Milt \‘wlniingihv prim!
milv in illlllllil moi “boiling in iuiioiy.
'l'lu- polii-i- “ill nii'u- nut “willing no in
"W extent or ”iv mmvmvm. Tl’l'w lili'li
in (‘tisimiy lil'v' lll‘lli‘Vl‘il Tu lw Imiiny
writers. Most of ilmn tmi'v ilivll' m'vib
potions as agents. but amm- pinion-ml
in in- riot-ks, Must oi ilimn ohm or-
t's-sisal hml in tin ir [must-solo" stimuli.
lim or muull min and pnllry blips-n
lietrotlutflil a Princess.
l'irussnis. May L'li.« he l-lnir announces
the mining imiroilml ol the l'riurous
('li'lm‘lllllii', the third daughter of King
lumpnid, to l'riucv Min-rt lwopold, sun
of Count Philippe of Flanders. ’l‘iw
primes» was born July 30. 1872, and
Prince Albert on April it. 1875. The
prior» is Tin- heir presumptive lo the
throne oi lit-idiom.
TELEGRAgbii_C sees/Truss.
John W. Foster. United states seal
commissioner. iei‘t lamdun (or it. I'll-
tersburl.
General ll. F'. 'l'ruvv onnounood that
he maid not Do consumed a candidate
for mayor of (.lmaier New York.
The president has appointed (laden
Mills a nwmher oi“ the special embassy
which will attend the siaiioth i‘illi'lll‘lb
lion of the secession of Queen Victoria
to the British throne.
Follows: oi the “using: water ours
purchased 100 some user Mairiaronmrh.
a suburb or New York. and will pro-
pnre a sauiiorlum modeled after the la-
mous Woorlsholon of liuahia.
The Presbyterian ileueriil assembly.
iii ltaais who. ind. had a sharp debate
oil the mmri as in the use or wine at
the siumni’s banquet at the msuuiot‘nv
isnaiai anniversary at Princeton. it
completion Its work and adjourned to
meet at the some place host your.
delta Mariano was suspended by the
Brit house or commas and three
deli-m.
quadroon doctor was an all around
Blane picked up many of the forms 01‘
l00 Pairs Men's Goodyear Volt
'00 II II II II
l00
i50
300
Astonish You.
SPECIAL NOTIGEI
, MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN} -*
THE
GREATEST SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. liorwallt.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, S..mpson, Adams & Co., a
More STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISHTHE WIVES“! *
Every man in South Norwalk can ail‘ord to wear patent leather this am
lcunabury, Mathewson & 00
line goods, button and lace, at $l.00 a pair.
Lwllw, those goods of lionuebury. Matthcwsou & Co's are diamonds.
500 Pair Ilasss' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoe
In
his is lhv groan-st sub.» l have ever mien-(l. J _
pitcutml anywhere at :mytiuug like llii' price. (ionic and get the bargain of your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
MEN’S SHOES.
683 pair Men's Calf Skin, Lacs Tip. worth $3.00.“
. . . . $i.15
i2: “ " " “ Plain loos, " 3.00 “ . . . . . . L75
45 “ " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 “ . . . . . L75
05 " “ Globe Toe Tip, “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L75
320 " ” Plain Toe, Lacs " 3.00 " J. . ' . . L75
"The almvo goods are made of the finest Call Skin, and every pair warranted.
l06 pairs Ian’s French Calf, Patent leather, Goodyear Weltfllorth $4.00 at . . $2.50
i30 “ “ " ' " “ " " " Bull Dog ‘l’os, Worth $6.00, at 2.50
.Cap Toe Lace,
Russet Lace. Plain Toe, . . . . . .
BARGAINS Ill BOYS' sac VOUIH'S SHOES.
Ladies, Read This!
use Pairs Lsdies’ Patent Leather l’lp, Up-‘l’o-Date Shoes.
(I
Lace Shoes, worth .
man k Sou.
miner and saw the expense of shoe polishing.
asst Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace, . . .
all sizes and widthsmcrth $2.00, st 050
.‘s Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, In must and black,
3. Lace and Button, at Prices So Low It Will
$2.50
2.50
. 2.00
g g e a
s
2 00,’ at 85c
Next to Scoiiclil & lloyi‘s Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-l
we: SELL
Hartford
Wheels
On the installment
Plan. 10 dollars
down on our 5031‘
(30 dollar wheels.
F. S. AMBLER,
29 WALL STRE ET.
Norwalk Conncciiuui.
Willianeleoe,
III WIINIIGYOI "MET.
301.2 M} EN'I‘ l’Oll
, w ,
ITIIG‘PLV UNION IIIWIIVi
Isles: ssii Warriors"
lllllVlllll l0! 00“!
in bulk to the "M18; else in imttlssto any
port at the oily llllil violuiiy for loudly use.
l’mnpt attention to mail onion.
Illa THII.
liy schemes. estimates. mul liulellulisi
promises at large mini-us in the i‘uturam
‘10!!!) it may be revived for it inhalant not
on i ii s. A mile: in the ilohmiuot
iisuarsi tits insursuoa (lo. is what the
people will hove after they have been
duped into some schools of uhsap hoistss
lilies. t‘hoao insurance ls like ohsTw limits
or it isn't worth nmoh.
if you want Milan lot your (avidly
or muesli in asses oi old site. set a plain
J J nits policy
0 use ’
ithst‘.‘ 1 til "it!
all i mannmwg? fitting:
Issues
, tss were elected bananas
. is defiance of the em.
We Are
Here
‘ At the some
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago. in the
wholesale and re
tail
gFlSh,
iOyster.
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT l ZILUFF’.
Tu Wouhlauiou “inst.
'l‘olophouo. Till-i
'3. Q. ”W! “M
"if. to III)
(Wines. 4% Haiti titrwt.
IIIWIMI'E ma
IDTIBI.
IOHGOL TAXI“!
, l*‘iioiafpsyom oft oiimiili lineal llulmi
”You“ «isirirt :Tm mushy llilll oil at the
ileum burl mm illll Hitti-iliiiilliil mi a no
litholollsir, inhl millil- um unusual-moi lint of
ad iii It’i'ileelltuol i o «i «riot hell on the
l
Juno TM oi it» Free s street
seller-rho . lllm no i assailant tie
' 4‘! «Hammad lag“ imo allhli si
ti museums . lson‘striiu slot
'1 an it «trust. .it its rate
potions o .a root from it new
real estrus”? MM medium urinal on
I! .
C
III. in“.
«a
0mm! ammo: sooth {M3 in.
st distillation. soot ii. is!“ i!
l"rv‘lllll1liil}.<'ll in MT: Morgan. Tin-hr
5hr.» .ef i... ,1‘.w,l~~i_ "ll ping: lwl-wsvtu
.‘i mum." “it: ill“ on; '1‘}: z .m
.-' .i Turk." m: .A. ': ..~: it. .i‘m
and I know ills-SP goods cannot» be (ill. . . ,n ;ur- so 31mm" , f E: ".z '\'r'l‘llil. m.
Hill Ilill it 's'Ew E"‘.'l1'.ill‘t”":"VI‘IJ‘,
{mi-1.1“»: tn lt‘iw.“ '1“: (T; w ..t31
\‘illwli. 1' limlr w in ,.. I.il.i :ml in
(in ill: tl‘v 'jlllrlwni: Ts. ~
Mum "I? ll.‘~ an ~ \ 'm. .4
ml ilm «2' 171 i; ll" H ,'51 rill
Th. lo‘ vi lr :2; .i;.-' i ~. nine?!
liu- l" gr--rii'._‘z « Jim " ‘ : fiw ;u -
s .. lmnse‘f .u..’. C.“ hr." '3; 1:2. ~ ~l~
l. {in ruin-#Mxxoznu Wm: . a: lié"
‘ J .Tswz .Ti -."
. Tl» nunzjrunii ll ’ l"r. .\l'.'.:“l hos
J mtf'mlul I}. . mm“; - no Tim no.
' ll. tum! l “.111.\i'i‘v.r.::~r)-‘l: 5'
ohm lll“ aw. in! rpm w-l nu .3. r'.~ .i'
fixlilnwl ll‘ n ll."l xiii? - i. w i)‘
ln-iw Ill-l"! l; '. 1.111145 :~ I: ill-i
'r i' ‘ l‘4 ;: THU»: H l i. . v,
'l'.n- mhruv \ ;.r\ .. _, .l' H“
Him-m ; ' uni. . n ’liw 1 .25.; a" 2:
Ham 1 l'l' Th . .. ' Hi.
l“ \mu i~ - . \. .-.‘.::‘-" Evil "or
rett il.i\ . .iz’u T-tv -'i'. 1. n. 1.2 Tim!
iw'l ll"; w 3, my: 1 Mix: {1 i'wu»
:«M‘W'uiw. ll- 3% (mini i.» .;.l
l‘i‘ “um? i’.‘ «tiliilwf .i l ill“ ‘ ' *l'
, «ivy-ornate l 4‘ 5.. i' -l 51:? _:.;.‘~‘ , Ii
i~e within-T. a. :3. ll} mm: it‘ll" Lit;
'l'mlw.‘
ll i\.l.‘i uWI .H 23w . M» l’.. .i: 'v‘i'il-
tis‘ . . .. .,i ,
when.VouoauigolsiwlipmilyWallpapor ”“'” "j" ”-4 'J‘ " "' Tl” iiJ‘.‘ '“l
MWillliiVilllllW. Wu-hxivoouicoanmrt-i“‘J‘ {"‘_f"“’ :\.,‘J"f“,,‘i?"’.’J ,‘ "J " f" l
limit of new paper. cheap and medium “"J“)‘“ "7‘ _ l“- ‘ Riff.“ W‘J JJ' “
price. Twisting from lilo l0‘5ililllhlfl roll (“”J "““‘“J ’J'V' ‘ J ‘ "J"; ‘ ‘J ‘ . g”
with lmrilorsinmuloli. umlouu have it ll". "'J ‘ ‘1" 3“": 'H‘: in ‘ 1.1.; )‘J
luiugioryou by anion whokuowahow: "i“; "_' J", I ,3.’ CL]
liolmspiwisml those for whom he has ”' ; '1',“ ‘H‘J‘ . J .“ ‘3 ,..,J .r‘m "
worhmi aml willtry Very hard to please ""4” "'3 J," f i, ',.,, Wu}.
.Vnumo fool sumho will. ltis no trouble :m' 1‘ EJ‘H'H!,;,:‘,‘ '4”... ,ii: “ l. J ,3 MI; .,.
liialiuw you itiiil tell you alsiutit. :13”;an ln‘.‘ ”Hf” J “1],, , “i.” m.
3‘07. 0’." "on 7 .0”. t“. pans In 1’1”]eg Lu ,ll,_\ an,” i i": l, , f [‘3‘]...
l’lliiitm's' Silppllill. ' hill is vui-i imam “Jinn h- l l. "l'
Artist-s' Materials. Tilishul m M. T u! lw T: =1! w"
A" ilmls. lo Imiiniw ll‘lw Am.» a l. [-2. , 1i .- iili
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to ilnler. .
l’uiutimi. Paper limiting. lleooratiog
and high Painting.
DECKER.
“iii Wasbiuutou hireet. Booth Namath.
m
suits: veins
W A N T I K N O W”
its rise
"I'll. "I'll“
f
W
LUNC HEON
some BEEF
”Qualifi-
lies! II ”J3“ “ Ms”
because they
“DA. tutti Hostile.
rim I'm-idles mm stills sold to no
. Th.i I‘liiuvsn misesinn and his n-xmiui-
The Sultan Objects to Receiving
. , Him?! Weister.
measures eéirieuiigasrom
W
Based onollls Wyeth J the Perse-
cuted Armenian and file Connecticut
Wills Christian Illusions.
Washington, May uni—Too Turkish
A’ovsmmom has made formal objwllon
1o T‘m-t-ivlng Dr. Frank B. Aimull of
Mlohlgan as minister of the i’uiit-cl
Stature. The ground for the objection
"union. be definitely ascertained. but it
is said ihiil the port» does not want as
the diplomatic representative of this
country at Constantinople a man who
:4 in close lullt'li llllil sympathy with
ll‘lt' Christin!) Tuiz-teluuary element in {his
Hillttlt'fi pursue-stimuli and who strongly
dimippruvos of I10 notion of the polio in
the- AT-mvnlgm blast-Torres.
Mustairt lit-y, the Turkish minister
here. has notified Secretary Shormuuot
DR. JAMES B. ANGELL.
tho position of his gonmmvn: with ref-
ers-um tr- llr. .iugv-ll. As an intimation
of that charm-int is final, Ln: ;\Ti:“ll
mmmt go in i‘anclontinwplv in his dip-
lumotio czmm-ity. liwry pau-runzunt
revvgnlzvs the right of any other Trnv-
i‘i'l‘ll’lli'hl To t‘e‘fu‘rir,‘ to main» :m “biwe-
tlo‘lizilvlc- diplomatic,- it!lil‘vsvllllllli‘t". The
i‘nilmi Slum: has tub-u within nwvrit
your; hml to.» of its s~:l\'n3.'.~' T‘wjetriml
by foreign i-nunlrlrs. Mr. Kelly was
nixlv‘T-liuliulyll- in Auslrm llr'i'nllh'e' his.
u'lfw was u liwlxrmv, :iml »~x-S.~Tv:irvvr
llvury -\V. llluir. Still“? he hm! im‘n
nnmlmxtwl by l’l‘!’.~litl"lll llnt'rimn for
£3an confirmed by tit» arriatv. was mm-
{Mimi to. smy at homo on amount of
pvrsunal olijwlinns Ton ihv put: of ill“
Flinn-w Row-run n Tit he" 3le of utf‘ r-
nnr-os Tim-umpiimv'inmry («i i‘iiimi «ls-liv-
ery-ll ‘m the Whale in a spm-wli on The
(“\a‘lllrlell hill.
l'rollnglmywn'a Ruling In that.
The “‘hhl." .‘ll’ltllrli: «ii the L'u‘rrrumnnl.
and that Ruler»! of wary ulh-xl' ii\'ill§l“{l
goi'vtmuvtil in l‘u-gzunl in this hm" is
summml up in .i not.» from S'w‘lx‘lJl)‘
_ such pain that she was no
user's This!
We otter ()ne llundml Dollars Ite-
vrard for any case of Catsrrh that cannot.
be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh (lure.
F: J. (lhoooy (tr (la. Puma. Toledo, 0,
We the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the. last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. -.
Weet‘d’r 'ilraux. wholesale druggisis,
Toledo, 0. Welding, Klauau 85 Marvin.
wholesale druggisis. Toledo, Ohio. ‘
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inlemaL
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of, the system. l’i'ico,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all droughts.
Testimonials free.
According to the newspapers, an i llilo
husband became the happyfatlier of Few-n
children not long ago. 0f the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laul
in . a supply of Chamberlain's Cough —
Remedy, the only sure cure for croup.
whooping-cough. colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against thee:
diseases. For sale by G. O. Stillson.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWm's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great n-mmiy
for piles and all forms of skin discuss-s.
G. C. Stillson and E. 1’. Wood.
ilk Best Remedy tor Rheumatism.
From the Fulrhaven (N. Y.) Iiegisic r.
Mr. James Rowland. of this villagrg
states that for tirenty‘iive years lam
wife has been a snflorer from rlmunn»
iisui. A few nights ago she was m
nrly crazy.
Sin-sous Mr. Rowland for the (helm,
but lzohad road of Chamberlain's l’ulu
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he Went to the store and svelnwl
a bottle of it. His wife did not Illillrhw-
of Mr. Rou‘land‘s' purchase at first. but
neyyrihelessgipplisd the Balm llml‘mlgh‘
ly and in an hour‘s time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies it'whonvvo r
she feels attache or a pain and limb
that it always gives relief. in says
that no medicine which she hall until
ever did her as much good. Tlli" 2.“. and
.30 cent sizes tor sale by G. C. Stillsou.
W. . Johnson, Newark, 0.. says:
“One iunte Cough (an0 saved mv
only chilrl from dying by oroup.” it
has saved tlmusundsof others ruil‘oriotz
from oroup. pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
ii. 0. Stillson and E. 1’. Weed.
Bilious Belle.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilions colic will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may b‘i had by taking
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. and if taken as soon as
the first. indication of the disease up
pears. it Will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stillmn.
Don‘t thin your blood with sassafrus
or poison it with blue-mass; but aid on-
iure by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. tho famous little pills for om:-
stipatiou, biliouenvss and Humor!) and
livrr troublrs. They au- purely vow--
Table
"it is ills Best on Earih.”
That is what Edwards .‘L' Parker, on r-
cbuuls of Plains. 0a.. my of ('hmnln-r~
lain's Pain Bulnl, for rheumatism. lamp
back. (let-p seaml and muscular pains,
Salli by U. U. Stillson.
Sick headache can lm'qnitkly and
completely ow-ruuuio b' using llinw
fainooslutlopills known as “it-won
Little l-Zarlv Risers." G. U. Silllrmu
and E. l’. Weed.
Time is a Class cl People
Who Tm- injured by the use of collw
Ri'i'tHIIIY there has been plucwl in a,
grocery stores a new preparation vallul
Urmn-i i. made of pure grains. that lulu s
iliopltu'oofooil’w. The hunt «lolivuio
. stomach revolves it without llliil-li‘iiii. and
but low van Tell it from mill-4'. it do”
ilii- Fain-Tent bl Minimum.
'I'llt' i‘ls‘t‘vlstmla “owin- M l'riurrtum.
Prim-viola. .‘.‘, .i. Mir 3* .\li, .w-i
Mrs illri‘ulunnl luv- it lf'll'ivliuli m l or
i'vsliimu-w of Mn him! l'.iiiuil in up:
umivrm'mluoivs of him . lull unit-M191.
The i‘mlt-pliv‘li l'imlll this! Mei-lolly a... -
uroml, moi annoy ulil‘lilil‘i limo-«l
iliviusriym or The HlIlH-i‘liilllli in lllil‘l
llw i'x-lll'I’Pilili'lll aiml lilo oil-u l’T Time.
or \Villiilm “MW lliil‘mliimwl in My.
riml Mill. T‘ini-lm-l llw ‘lls'isll‘lllfi ..f
”w \‘mlnua ‘Ll‘i-le“l‘, Him in illl‘il in. -
sonimi Tiu-lr Human-9M. 'l'lli' oo‘.m- was
wry informal and imimi but half .m
hour, I
Enable let "Mimi “all.
Noii'hurg N, Y . Mus :"i Formal
Asuviiihli‘umii Wonk ll '1‘”: w, ms. at»
ml nn Wminnmldy Tm iiir tluirun . I im-
irm‘y in “.lii' iii-i ili'ili'u. will l‘illltitsil
{mm l‘i-Iim- ln-sulqimrix m in Iii») luliniy
jail lwru tuition, hwn ills-club» in pm. :m:
lull. Jii'liin Al. ll llilm‘lilwii; -l ill.-
mtprmm min-i list: ll. ilw amount .7
liilllilil fl! infill“, 'l’rii‘llil' H il\’.‘ il w. ‘3.“
fliiilull unit mu» lii-l'l in“ tho mama jury,
“Mali silo :Ti ilusin it Jim - 7.
Ilorrihiy ”hunted by a trim.
(Miami. May tit A loyilflf—ulll dough.
tor at a farmer mmwii lamina living
til Nimrod. Mi the: ilwiltmu T'ii'ri', li’lilli‘
ssiiti,
s hog ”Elimllli to arnflshbor. whirl) hell
in ilic house was attached by a vlvimw
rs sit in the ssh door. A his and so
fl 7_ ”3%! WW hath!
.llrlilkll with great lmiollt.
iii-tn»! «ow-r i; usinuoh. (lliililn'numy
lilo. bliil
2”... ywr package. Ask for
.
Try ir.
hram-U.
'l‘i-rriblo aocidulilr—lt is a terrible im-
i'llll'lll iulc- buriml or st'uillt-Tl; but tho
pamami agony and The i‘riuliiiul Tlis-
lignri-uuuvs can be quickly ovomnuo
wuhuui leaving it smut by using lio-
Wiil's Wili'll Him-l Salvo. U. U. Billie
mu and ii. i'. Wood.
~iihssptisiisssry
We have on hand several thousand
job lot lsiilheuds and noioltea is that we
will print at the following prime: 1.000
quarter lullimods OHM. additional
Liam‘uJi; Ludo sixth hilihoads ".23.
mlditioual 1.0ill‘s. 730; noisheuds. Lilo".
01.25. additional 1,000's. llic. l’addiuu.
Wham! Loon extra. This stmlt is at
fuirquallty. You can liuvolt at above
“or? as long as it lasts. Erasing Ben
C lib .
a...
Not only "piles of tho wry worst kind
(iiiillliiiimt hyileWitt's Witch Hose!
naive». but Tumult. seams. bums, broim.
lmils. uhsers and siloihor shin troubles
mm be iuetautly relieved by ”It" sumo
Moody. u. U. militia“ and E. l’. Weed.
PM cripple (inst.
Allerihobig iii-Mn Cripple “rook. I
took a very townie «old so: tried many
whistles without help. the (still only boo
Twining aem- sotilMl. Miss outing three
lilieili bottles of uhamlwriaio’s iJTTauh
lioumly. both the numb and will left
me. ltllil in This high altitude it isltos Ti
meritorious Fulfill! mainly to do any
good -4), ll. naturism. «litor Daily
Advertiser. Fermi h Bullshit.
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