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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 2, 1897 · page 2

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W 1'4!» Ilium coma
cud control the contin»
,ot the senate. to which
‘ Tllimnn resolution pro.
_ atomization or the
couture. have been spec-
Itocltc, held It meeting
to Ilka time to look into
‘ certain oxtcnt before
I‘mlution buck. The fact
Smith. the only member
mentioned by tum in
'l to In such commotion,
denial of the charge in tho
" oted in the committee
, this fact. coupled with
. ’3 general donut in be-
finance committee, has
idorutlon in connection
ion. and there won some
notmnlttee of on lndetlnttu
t u the wisest cuurne.
that! therefore concluded to.
In: any recommendation

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

III. lbw on Sign Schedule.

' e tnllt among Republican
the finance committee of
nonstdemtion of the sugar
of the tariff bill until all the
tiles shall have been, dis-
There are still differences of
“the rates to be fixed on
minim of the commute say
M differences can be adjust.
vthc Ichedulc is reached it will
taken up in its order. but
Tm only two schedules to be
before sugar will he reached
iit the possible necessity for
monument.

'lltablished policy of the Re
Wgers not to go into the
. any article until the party
nonnted upon as solid in support
rite-recommended and this rule
My to the order in ohich the
Module will be taken up.

I ENATE AND HOUSE.

“I“! Denies Smut-ting In Num
‘1?!” Civil Bill Md.
_ II, Juno 2.~’I‘he wrists
" 8006 progress on the tariff hill.
‘ to the important metal
During the session the para—
.covcrlng’ marble, stone. china,
Mink and men were completed.
tow minor exceptions. Messrs.
Ind Jones of Arkansas, in behalf
1% minority of the finance commit-
spotted numerous amendments.
were defeated by majorities of
ID 14.
votes were on party lines in the
plthollzh Messrs. Rnwlins and
.y (bomb) voted with the Repub-
. to Increm the rate on cunt. and
Refinery (DI-m.) voted with the
phenol against Mr. J es' propm
”for a reduction of rates on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

bequol to the recent sensational
‘ It of Mr. Tillman. Mr. Smith of
‘ ‘Jer‘ley rose to n' question of per-
Drivllege while tho tariff dcbnte
ypro‘ccedlng and mode It brief but
It!!! denial of all sm-«rulation in sug-
‘ k, either rot-ontly or at any time
‘ sugar was the subjI-ct of legis-
M Mr. Tillman was among those
.~ hurt! the denial. but he made no
ligament on it
Mim- Mclmurln of South Carolina
, owom in. raising thr- membership
”to senotv to fill. This chlalillshos
‘pemnncl of tho scnatc us it will
in for some timowiz: ltcpubiir-
-43; Democrats. 34; Populism. 7:
or Republitnns. ii: vacancy. 1 (fire-
w): total. 90.
House’s Lively Mouton.
‘I’Itfl'e was a liwi) wanton of the
I at “'thh the millt'y" of Spunk"
7 and the Republican majority
“to were mode the cubic-ctr of nt-
‘I by members of the minority.
’ Richardson t hum.) of Tcnm'scvc
Itflimpson il’op.) of Kansas ch|
'I'Ittlht for the minority. Tin-
rity milition was only don-mind
.1 -, Hondormn titep.) of town and
' arc-victim tItup.) of out...
Ippenl of Mr. Lowio thou!) 0f
Minn. token last Thurudtty from
Won of the choir, that it roaolu-
iflltlng to foreign nffuiru did not
. it (mention of privllcitc wun
fill table. and ItftI-r the skirmish
“I mothods of prm'edtirc IIII'I‘P
g orders were our VI-nivcly odopt‘
.Itvo of which tho uutluto bills
‘I WIII appropriation for tlw.
‘ t printing oilico and for
” the mortuary of the navy put»
' contract with any two vow
contributed supplier to In-
Md.
. provided for the consider»
, till Frye Ill" to prmut onl-
input! horboria. riverti sud Inland
lhl Uttllml Mutt-II conntwtcd
mo. but Ir. Porno. in
tho inttur bill. was forced to
It for tho tiny to avoid the
gourum.

report on the cundry

Juliet. and" ltrodioy.
. t court. ordorod the Jury
' cummuncd to hear the
t John to. licorice. tho
rouuror of the Amati.
ox company. to find It

,flttlltif.
lllliI that theuuuttoun ult-
' utilit- commuter: om not

 
 

l II. ti. Ritalin-yer.
. l opinion In: when-tire.

 

tin bench. lt- polutotl out
fiction ind tout/lad aperiti-
tnoncy had him contribut-
Mint in till Minn“
or that porno-Lot lotion
it“ or tho attention of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It. Storm on In court. “v

wooded to wmimool was-

0'

.

Lead the world. When we say tho but It cont: too good for our customer:
we mean thot the “White Mountain”hat II
with minors] wool and will consume less ice thou any refrigcr
the tedon‘d place it is thoroughly cluntbic for the food shelves; ice gran
and mm pipe can be: taken out, clcuncd, aired. sunncd and 't' lmd with-

' out eilou. These two points are the principal one: to be continued in a re
frigcr‘ator. A poorly constructed box is expensive because the ice quickly
melts and the food it never properly chilled. A oou-cicanahic box is not on‘y
expensive, but unhealthy. You can‘t keep sweet food in a tainted box, a: d
, it is imponiplc to keep an old style refrigerator sweet and clean.
, "White Mountain

ti made; to

The

I: the only clraoable and scientifically constructed refrig-
t crater made. Send us your address and we will mail you free of charge,
our “White Mountain" Book which clearly explains the entire construction
“of this most perfect rctrigerator.

Carpet Cleansing}

Every carpet or rug we have cleansed has made for us a new friend. All oil
grease or dirt spots removed, colors restored thoroughly cleansed and mo
dared perfectly moth proof without removing them from the floor.
timonittls from our leading citizens.

50 tes-

 

lBTAR FLOOR 0mg
8010 Agent Fur’ BAZAB PATTERNS

IQUICKIIEAL GASOLINE STOVES

W 5. STURTEVANT,

Ior‘th lain and Inn Streets.
South lomallt, Conn. .

 

 

a line of hemmed

F 0r Thursday Bargains!

We have bought direct oi manufacturers

CROCHETand MARSEILLES QUILTS

On which we will give special price for this sale.

 

Attractive lines of

Carpets, linoleums, Oil Cloths, lettings, Rugs, flats!

 

A. Diokerman 8: Son,
84 Washington Strut. -

 

South Iorwollt. Connecticut

 

ICUTJ .

'c :2: 391999;,ch cocoons; op: :

PRICES

I . A”.

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AT WRIGHTIS REPOSITORY,

A Thlugyalltt magical smut;

m-

 

Corner Madison and I'rnnlthn Streets.

 

IN BICVGLIQ.
IN WAGONS.
IN OARRIAOII,

IN HARNIOSEC.
IN HORII GOODS“

GENUINE BARGAINS

And
The

BEST GOODS IN THE
MARKET.

 

 

 

 

86 WashingtcnSt.

FRANCIS a. co.
Tho Clothiers.

South Norwallt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" Itliouirlilng rapidity.
‘ cow that blow it panama.

STE

3 Freighter in Midoccsn.

 

333m AWAY IN THE DRIER 1'00.
Anxiety l‘clt‘fior tho “My or the lan-
lah ship end "or t’uungonw‘l’lto Ill»
IIMIIIPI. “Will “'IIIIIII “It! (:ollidod. ‘1‘“
river In New I'orlt Bully wronged.

Now York. June 2.-The Atlantic
TI'RMXIOI’! lino steumrhip Misnissippi. in-
ward bound. from London, and tho
Thincvnlla liner Hritlu, bound out, (or
Chrisiiuncund. met in pollution off the
book» on the evening of May ”I". With
her stout iron tIItIt'l bulgcd inward and
It Juugcd huh: in her port quarter big
uuuuuh to roll It cable: car through. the
Mississippi lnulltl hor way to this port.
I). bit overdue and It wreck uft, but solo
wilhui.

lint the iinkia? It is known that the
Dunioh yum-l received severe iniurios,
and some of tilt: witnesses of tho coili-
uion nuucrt that after the “chin had
erushtd hu' stern into the sides of the
Minslnuippi “in: in); by It few minutes on
if dnzcrl by tho shock and thou. slowly
cwinging around htr bitttorcd bowu"
utuggurui off into the fog, some one
shouting from ht'l’ tnffruil on she reeled
away: '

‘TW'HT proctor! to nunl‘clit purl."
Captain Contours of the Mississippi
heard the Incumgcdlft‘erontly. III: is
sure that the hull nits. "Will prucocd
to part."

There are many who believe that the
captain did not hear tho Int-silage atright,
thew.- arguing that it was hardly [musi-
bie that Captain Lamb of the III-kin
would run the risk of it vuyugu III-runs
the Atlantic with tho hows of his ves-
sel t'rusht KI in. ,

lint tin;- iuct that iltc Holtln has not
yct "iitdt‘ Iit'l uppI;.Ir.IIIcc at St. ."nhtlu.
It port which lit-o only 324 miics from the
set-no of the unlit-ion. fl‘tfn'ifi to prove
that i ..Iptuin bout. tIIiI consider it safe
to prmt—cd upon his Journey to Cbri.;~
tlnnsnnd.

’i‘ho lieltla bad on board 300 palm-m
germ mainly in tho uiwrnge.

A Mimionlppi I‘uIM-ngtr'o Story.

Hurt L. \Vumlt'ut'k, an artist and
magazine WI'iIlI‘ of ltoifnrt. him. \tiio
tins ufl board [TIL' Minnissippi. thus toll:
of tlu- column" and tho t'XDCI'IthII‘t‘S of
tho puss' ntzt'rs.

"WI.- lino warm and pleasant Weather
for the ilrvt six days of tho pusoagc.
unrl until 'ihursriuy following our tic-
pnrtuu- ;.ll mm \w-ll with us. Then:
\t‘crI: but slit Int-in posse-rigors. and IIIL')’
prowd to be "mist genial follows to puss
the tunu “till and show-d lht'lliSuIVt‘S
cool heath-Ii in limo of danger. W'c sig-
naled on \letlrsdny. Mo) 26. wins
French lint-r, which rvpurted in: ahead.
This information (“d not :tiurm us, it:
no iuul Iscrl‘vlvt confidence in our um.
corn and ship. Tho nut tiny dawnrd
ul’vt't‘tist. nith u brisk bxw'zv- frun'.
south and “wit. lingo masons of fog
settled dnun :lilnut “:3, cmupictcly shut-
ting us it?

'Hur ‘2ch now Ir‘gzill sounding at
I'il‘illal‘ intervals. :tli'l w.- uii .41qu
about inn-nil) l-mkimz ohmd, i‘mrmg.
Mat imit‘ t’KIHH‘Ing to saw an .srnrn-rg
loom up. .\s v": Ilisr USSIII the lti.tt..~i
and thy ['I'lfiIidIIIt.‘ I'IialltI-S UT viiv'uulilui“
int: i-v during tho night a nutmwr of
mlium coup: oft and button rn-I‘unxizg
1hr i-ii'tliilgii hum tin t'nrlwus bani:
HITII nthctnlso iti‘i'.tll,i',ilit; lh-‘lll for purl-
.ribb- use. Thin woven-ding was for
from trot-touring.

"l: “as tin“ .5 Iii-lurk. and wishing for
a bit of Mormon Tit-Toil't dinner om- oi
tlII 1:tu :mmosml it Know «If unuits.
All on so- unit will no limit Iitgt'IIlt'f.
Icnmrkint: that it might bu nur last op.
portnnliy.

Mont-u- Non-I of Warning. ‘

. "At thIt mom: ut ammo um- t‘l‘Ii'iIl ’Si-
ionic? Liston? tvur \Vlllriit‘ hml Intel
xoumlwl. uml luiuiiy from nut TIII' fun
Inna the boats.- Iu-piy of It simultwr’s
“'IiIrIIIt'. .tguiu wunuvd the Nlil‘Ii‘k of
our .rérvu, :Iml. ill'ui‘l‘i‘ this timv, with
the II! I p intuit l‘rply. W» \wro going In

‘ bilif rum-II nt tlli- tlmv.

‘ For nova-ml iliIIllIIt‘fl our “'hI‘IIl
rounded at chort IIIII'I'Y.II‘I, tho rospmm-
grouting Inttdt‘t‘ no It limo. ul‘nl wI- l’c'iII-
not] that thn utlwr ell-tumor must be in
our imlmsdiuiv vicinity.

“fltuldonly It My steamer i'iillll' lulu
right off our port how. its mum-two
nmi indistinct IIllIIt. lmutniziod by Ihr
fog, i-mmml high ol'mw us. Tho strum»
or was hood-wt (lir-wtly lut’ us lilivl \\ an
an hear no m- could judo". sumo six at
eight lengths Itwuy. 'l‘ho fog was thick
and wc'muld not at iirsl nmltn out tit-
othcr ult'nmcr. Wu ruuiIl tell that win
was It puuswngor boat, as hvr duck mu
crumioIi with mm and mount.

"At lirnt we l’t‘fllll‘tli‘iI her ulmply with
in‘tctcnt. No tlmlmht of donut-r in top
nut-lion with Ilt'l‘ hurl prvucntul iisvlf
but to one mutinuI-d Itnniuhi on but
mull-iv churning Ilmtll upon mt, no bu
Iran to I-calluo- thui llllli‘ttii mounthint
was thin“ to pruvI-nt ii. and that mono»
thing lnimmiinicly. It I-oillnlnn would in
itwvltublm

"That which had It tow minutco Ile-

rlcttly Ilovciotmd into II llllllu of lip-
polling (lunucr. ’l‘lu- utomnor uiiii out»
tinqul llIl'IIInIll on. tllItI it scunmi that
nothing but Iiivim: lniorpusltluu coulu
prom-III her otrlklnu us directly amid.
chitin.

"Durinl thin period of wuitimt the
ounponuo won hurrlblo. I rch-ntth
noticimt many iiulo thinnmthut hot
mono lickin nllqul plainly on hvr 1m“
and lhnt slae hint on old fuohionml l'Itt
thorn Ilt'IIIII yard» on hcr furomulit.

"Hrr Mom tumucmd It hurrlhio rowi-
uotion for mu. um! i wntchod it iutmt
Iy on it odvunva. calculating whm- it
Would utrilu- out what tho rouuli Wnuio
lm. [luring thin limo nignuht WI'I't
roumlud from our whiuiiu and answer;
ml by tinV upprouchiou utoumcr.

Cit-nun! lior (tour-to too My.

"Who" Illw won. but Icon-«iv olcnwtli
away. no oillvcr on tho bridio mum
"tho t-nllmlti or the ,uiiwr liltinlllfl' coo
shtmlwl. "tin mourn!" it ucomod th;
advancing Iuouuwr itcraulf ulltItli'nItifti
tho ordur. for Imuuntly that Il'i'I‘IIJIl
atom [warm Itwiiuziuu to aluminum mil
tlur cupid“: or»
W full upoml lilo-lid In order to on
tint to foot
mutated mt. and tho mm mum
mood to airline Ilil illitltIiIllM but out
till Ill! wort Within till Gilli/ll.

tore iwcn It littlllt'l’ of idlo inlcrmi tutti:

 
 
 

lilac allot”I lurch‘ud lllnt' ply It vort-
throwing many of her honor ttricitcn
nonsense“. who crowed h‘c’r deck. from
lheir Tet“: V
"Never shall I forgot the awful cry
of terror which now lroall from the
hundred- of men and women who were
being tamed qbottt. To add to their tor»
ror the trim: cud foretopntut come
crashing down upon the mitts! a deck.
"Tho Halon cleared in and quickly
disappeared into the fog “tern.

”A: colt preservation in the llrot in-
Itlnct of human nature. wn now turned
our attention to our own condition.
Ahmc the roar of the «coping steam i
heard our captain shout: 'All hands on
deck! vicar the hontoi' The men rush~
cd to their platens. and although u
Irinnco about showed blanched face»
not the least sign of panic was moul—
fcsiod. Each man know his duty. and
perfect discipline wnit mnintninmi.
“The Makers and onglucorn coma
flocking up from below and modern
rush for u boot whl up being low-
ered. but at a word of command from
the Minor in I-hItrgI,’ they stopped hack
and began assisting tho sailors in set-
ting the other boats in readiness to
lower.

“At this time tho rcport come from
forward that tho ship was not looking.
also that our damage was: above tho
wntcr lino. Ono of thr- boats was low-
cmd. and an officer wmit under tho
stem to lt-nrn our cxcct condition.

“An Immediate: llnngcr was: over we
wont all to vlm‘v thv- w‘l'm‘k. There was
it rnxgcd, gaping rent in our vomit-V!
attic through which a team could hovc
boon driven. Hugo frogmonts of ilw
lickln'n how were inmmcd into tho side.
tom-titer with a broken anchor. W‘I‘tlt’mfl
of Wire. rigging and blocks.”

CORNELL VARSITY CREW.

[Lo-ch Courtney gloat» tho Mon to not
In the Coming not In
Ithaca. N. Y.. Juno. 2.—('hcrics F.
Courttwy, much of tho Cornell navy.
hon picked the crew which is to row
pguinst Harvard and Yale and Colum-
bin and Pennsylvania. It is practical-
ly tin.- crew that rowed at Annapolis.
all other varsity men, including Cap—
tam Spillmnn, bring dropped. only lhr
ll varsity mm phonon ulii be kept at
the training table. This Vi‘I-iuillll; out
Wits hoot-usury in view of tho taut that
the navy could not afford to loop 3i.
vamity men at tho training table any
lump-r. Tin: sobrvlwl crew it: tho An-
napolis crew, with thosu- I-hnngos: (‘ar-
ter is put from strnko- to No. 2 our! Dal»
zeil from No. 3 to how. 1'. L. liailu)
and Stamford, whom tin-s.- Im II ro-
plztt‘t». are I't’IHIIlt‘tI as substitutes.
while W. Til-ntloy. who wont to An-
rinpuliu as substitute} is illcitjt‘ strultu
Navngc. who rum-vi No. 5 last your, i:
the: only uid I’I.IugltkeI:-psio man put in
the boot. lie is to row No. 7 this your.

(‘nptuin Spiiimuu. who was unsmtud
said:

“i have no fours for tho crew as so
ierio'l. Although light turn. Ihl't‘i' woe-k.-
wiii put thrm in c-‘Vnrlition to may in
built I'rriiallas. i think thoy mn stand
two mot-.4."

The make up of thr- crew follows:

W. ltontlcy. stroko. Flut'nnnu. N. Y.

F. J. Savagc. New Flown.

C 3!. “Italic. East tlruncv. X. J.

M. M. lldnll, linidwiumillv. N. Y.

A. 1“. King. Trumnnsburu. N. Y.

S. W. \t'nkI-umn. ITI'IIIL’vtlIIrI, Conn.

E. ii. i‘dl‘lvl‘, titrugo, N. Y.

\'\'. i‘. Tlnliain. how. Svgt‘rmultt.

T. D. (Bison. l‘ile-HVILITI. Hull.” ).

T. 1.. “Alloy. sulmtltutv, Now Yuri.
city.

W. l‘» Mumford
Virw. N. Y.

'T'hu tt\f‘lflfli‘ hoight of the crow is :’
fol-t ll‘. Inuhrx. :Il'v-l‘utzo wwiul‘lt lGi
pounds and awmgv ugl- 21 ywu’s.

FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

A Formu- nmi lilo Wife- \\'uunIlI-Il In I
Myntvriouo MnItm-r.

Sumwgn. Jum- 2. mliphrlnm Wilson. a
farmvr, x.’ your-x of our. and his “if-x. 7'
yI-urs of ago. one» irInughl in III" Fara
tumt hospital in nu uncuIm-ious mu.”
tlnn. TIil'}‘ Il\~vl illnlii' in tho trnvn- n
Wilt-m. four miles north of this plucc
.qu now found in tin-tr lmnio lmth till
conscious.

Just how Ilwy revolved UlI-ir injurie»
hilt! not yrt tun-n lwrtwd. It is hollow-I.
that the skulls of \mlll mun ntI-i Wolll'rll
.ti‘t‘ frnI-iurnl and flint both will ‘Ilv
Thcy wrro othvrwiau- tI-rribly ilIIurI-d
.Imi the tin-wry in that tiny “‘t't't' iiv!
upon by nutm- I‘Iit' \‘I’Ilnrlt‘ intent was t:
mmmil i'uth-ry.

Tho Imllt't', hutwtwvr. hilVi' II thmr)
:‘Ilili Mrs. “'iluuu ltIIt‘ilIItIHI to murvlt-I
lit-r husband. uhn hm! Imt‘ll fwbio fol
«um» tiuw, ulnl Ill-Ii Iihv rI-t'vivu Ii IIIt‘ in»
Iuriwt from him in III‘TI'IIIII' of his ”Tl
Au IIIVL'HIIRYIIIIIII in ill-int: nlitllo. but
from prom-ill Iill|lt'itl‘ill\i'i.'tt Iht‘rv is lit
tie in work no.

t'hlcsgo blunt t'ny llama-Iva.

f‘hicugu, Juno 2:. JIIIIHI' Iirum-up of
ill» forlorn! court has uphv-lcl tho lid»
‘Illlty of the city nf,l'hit'utto for «lum-
Igon to railroad properly by rousou of
tho nirlltc of ISM. Thu question \l'llr‘
before him on n iII'TTIIII‘I't'i' of III“ vity
to the null of tho i‘unmtyivuuiu mm-
pony for- WNW tlililtltltmt oi till
Brighton pork yard: lire on tho night
If July ,6. littll. itillI It still of "to You"
tIIiI Mlnolunippi I'IIilI-y multiparty for tli.
lcntruviion of $20,000 worth of mono“)
It iiuc liuhdrvd and Third turret m:
ho conic night. 'l‘hv demurrer was dis,»
'nlliwd.

 

 

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"mt Pro-or" ltoonl to l'un-huo laud.
Ailruiy. Juno Liv-”filo fot'I-itt prmmrw
umrd hit: dcriilmi tn I‘III‘l'IllItle nil tin
and in Illu .‘iullmiuluI-ku which hm
won ol'forI-o for mic at ".50 on corn
l'hcm- Micro Wore IIIIItII' to tho iiuhurims
'ownt illitl Itu'mc composition and wort
.rnhsfwrrml to tho form! hoard wim.
t won vroutcd. and they comprime homo
350,000 norm of lltfltI. Molnlu-rs of tin
word will motto tin-tr Itocnml trip of in.
ill-‘i‘IItlll Ill Iht' Woods lilultll Juno If)
mil tluvcrnor block will accompany
hum. l

W..M-.....-..... . WW...

Horn "sic lot llcrlouoty Ill.
Now York. June it.»~’l‘hu fro-nos oi
dork 'l‘wutn in thin city urn triad in
am that tho point-had roporlti of this
trout humorlnt’n ilinm and portal“)
Ira granny cxuuorntcd. (Bahia dia-
otrhmt from London state that ho iI
tot dying. nor to ho in llnuuclui tIIhr
ratio. but in in huttcr huith nod tpiriu
own no it» mu tor mime limo.

 

lillnlf tho “WWI-Wilt Iii filth

 

DOUBLE DEALING

to the Cause of Many Hmnum
inst-A South Normal: Case
That Woo tho Opposite.

Double dealing. like so nanny other
expression: in our language, has dil-
lercnt meanings. Ileru we do not rc-
Ier to the deceitful. hypocritical spcti-
mom of manhood who curry lovor for
their own Clltlii and keep a community
in a ferment by retailing scraps of con-
fitlencus. This time it Is the double
dealing oi the little conqueror. Doom;
Kidney Pills To be molc correct. tin-
double healing. One member oiaiamily
tests them. and like disease, the iuicc-
tion spreads. Another tries them the
result is the. some. chl the sinu-

mcnt that follows, furnish l by a Soutn
Norwalk man.

Mr. ii Swain. No. 3| Franklin strcct

by occupation is a lineman In ortli-
nary weather repairing telegraph IIIltS
Ill [or from being a suit snap Inclem-
ent wcotllcr plays havoc with the wins
and it is imperative that they should
be instant Iy mended. This means cV:-
msurc, and cxpomrc as a rule mean»;
ItIllt’y lmubIc. Mr. Swain says: "I
was in a New York htlspitid for over
a your umlcr treatment for kidney com-
plaint 311d urinary trouble. and whm
discharged I rcccivcd an uncured CflrlI.
I have :I frequent desire: to urinate—-
in fact. I Imcl Inst control. I procured
a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from
Piaistcd's drug store They arc. doing
me more good than any doctor ctcr
did. I am not only bencfltccl myself
but I adtiscd Mrs. Suain to tziltelinnn w
Kidney l’illx for her backache. She-
has been curml.’

For salc by all dealers Price. so
cents per box, or six boxes for 5.. go
Sent by mail on receipt of price by
FosteraMiIthrn C0,. Buffalo N. \.,
sole agents for the Lnitcd States. Ru:
member the name—Donn s—nnd take
no substitute. 5

 

 

 

THET SAY!

Ind Thousands Echo Their Stnli-
merits.

Who?
The pmplo.
What the pcop'c say is two.
You can but your life on that.
Who are the mopic':
We are the people.
But we are not all of them
i). no!
Not by any menus.
'lhcro are others.
There nro thousands of ihcm.
There are millions!
Lola of them are in Norwalk.
And they say-
What:
That ‘ulii'ornin (.Lut-arrli Cum curt-s
. nttrrh: that it stops howl-Ling and
mining hurl the dropping into tho
throat; that it cures tho siuil'cd up
feeling and all other irritating symp-
toms.
Hero‘s what one of thcln says, only
me, but remember. there are others:
Mrs. A. ill. Bedford. 27 Stuart th‘liui’.
.‘iumnllt, says: "Several members of
uy family have owl the California t,'.t-
ill'l'h (Lure, which was obtained at l’luis-

ud'u drug store. and we all think that it
n a fine medicine. I find it very good to
loot the Ili‘iItI, and my daughter iirncc
ms found it is invaluable in ruling:
ll‘lthdCIlt‘fi. from which she has still? [III
or u long time». uovorhat‘ing found .uty—
hing tlult benefited her as this int.
innc My hurbnnd has also used it fm
.ItIm-h til the head and throat, and wc
Inc all tubing to qunk It good Word for
'- C i‘. lot we know it is good. "

lirmk up your colds with California
.laturrll (.' ore and prevent colds "in my:
on on.” Sold by all deulors soc; limo
imcs as much. $'I.

 

 

Health and happineso are relative con-
iition-: at any rate. there can be Iittlc
.uppinost ‘withont houltb. 'I'o givotho
Iooy its toll measure of otnauuth and
horny. tho blood should beltept porn
ml vigt runs by the use of Aycr' s Sur
nporllln

“They are tllllIIIItD," mud Thou. Bow-
ll’l, of tho (Lrocltot. Tons. EnterpriI-o.
vhilo writing about DoWiit' s Litilo
i‘crly River» the turnout little pills for
ick ltcudocho uud dimmers of tho
Immcoh and liver 0 C. Btilirou and
E. P. Weed.

Tho Wumliuldtlnd. )Nou'u print» tho
following in to d to on old n-sidcut of
that place: " rank MMVI- .for many
19min the employ of the .. N. A. dz

Lily. hero. «yo: 'I boycotted Cluuu.
mhtin' II tLolic, Cholera uud Diorrho u
itemcdy for ten yam or longorwnm
itin'l‘ without it in my futuiiy. I con-
alder It the butt- rented of tho ltltul
ununfuctuted. I totnpeuoro III no
Inuuondicgit. "' Itln unspecific for all
owl diliil‘dfll‘l. For sale by O. t'.
lull-on. .

Hoot coughs may be corod III a low
10an out my role in o tow days by
\yor'l Cherry Pccturol. With such It
prompt and tore rowdy u this It hand.
horn II no hood of prolonging the agony
or wmlu and mouths Kwp this
may in your hon-o.

 

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Denim neutral I much toe-nu tho
voothrr in pleasant; before tho out
torm roll- mount it may davclop into l'I
moon Ilimcuil beyond "pair. (inn
illnoto Cough minusy to tcito and
will do what In mum ImpIIll. (l t}.
hill-on tutti II. 1' Wood.
m

KIIIIN'I‘ Tm I’ (I 0 l i I.

”fill tih oIIJ .llu if)“ «I; pupil?) amt!" ii

rotI l-rutull Iron nonbio our» in oil to.
tour» noun lull NI mill mo oomqunM

‘oio uflt’m mutual. Iiim liutu I
”tunic not upticuii. Almluohtsoloo tun lino-i

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

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