lash sum-tau thstitwould
V ”the Book of Esther.
Womb doubtless be
in the Soldiers’ Home,
finndsy evening. under
tribe Y. M. c. A.. was
' . upproprlste to the day.
: Hub, W. B- Blimp. W.
,t'nide a very pleasing sd—
‘ be briefly discussed the
civil war, closing with an
veteran snd'an sppeal to
w toeulist in the army
. “I right in the battle of
‘ Worotou Musical Association
in the service. under
MB. L. Fitch. by lemllng
a’g’ and rendering "Brave
i ,"MBleep Comrade Sleep.”
0 ' t" and "Battle Hymn
.” Mr. Fitch sang the
.n. gtomight" as a solo.
2 “l fienuional colors. headed by
H In Brass band, met a dele-
the G. A. R. from Dsnbury
It the Branohville depot.
hooeeded to the cemetery in
then marched back to the
- D. H. Miller’s. Here there
by Dr. Taylor, Father
Rev. Mohr and Rev. Nord-
of the various churches in
: also a recitation by Austin
There was singing by the com-
of the churches and school
and music by the band. he
unreserved toabout 500. n
”test observance of Memorial
' vicinity has seen in many a
lite. ".1
- ‘ Osborn. of Dunbar-y, was the
Mn mother. Mrs. Mary Osborn,
‘ ntheollloeof the onset-ts: Ben—
' ‘Mutarlng company. wheeled
~ ' home in Norwalk. Saturday
s
‘ 2 «Aaron Bennett visited her sister
_ blanket-town parties.
Hahn Ferris wheeled to New Haven,
were the guests of Burr Mills over
' and Monday.
OBANBURY.
Assets! will be held in Mrs. Minnie
’s hull. next Friday night.
IanTsylor. who has been visit.
in Green Farms. has returned
Mdoflyiug by the side of the
road. this side of the Norwalh
‘h been oflenslve to pulsars-by for
days.
_ the M Mossy.
'3. 3. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
Vt. milled that he had con»
‘ Justina up to die. sought
, filament that money could
Had all cough remedies he
of. but get no relief: swat
, I up in aohslrmss in-
' Dr. 's New Discovery.
' ~00 nseof twobottles. For
. &.
been stteudinu to
”shuttle.“- lllew Die
remedyovoraisde.
so much for hint and slim
mostly. Dr. Kin 's
is for
. .
alumina! m
Sultan induced to Withdraw
His Opposition.
ms PRBJUIDIOEB ABE OVBROOHB.
Abdul Humid convinced by heroin:
Sherman and Mr. Terrell ”flint Ills 0h-
,leetlcus to the New Minister Wore Booed
on Mlslnformntlol. '
Washington. June 2.—Tho sultan of
Turkey has withdrawn his objection to
the appointment of James B. Angeli as
envoy extraordinary and minister plea.
lpotentlnry of the United States at Con-
stuntinopie. Official Word to this effect
has been received by cable by Secreta-
ry Sherman. Minister Terrell sent the
information. It was said in these dis-
patches last Friday that the sultan
regarded Dr. Angeli as persona non
grain. and the objection raised against
the newly appointed minister was brief-
ly stated. It was also said that oiliriulo
at the state department wore inclined
to the belief that when the {nets in the
case were not before the sultan he would
withdraw his objections.
Since the receipt of the first news
that the sultan did not look favorably
upon Dr. Ange-H’s selection the stat..-
departmont has been in communication
with Mustafu Bey. the Turkish minis-
ter at Washington. and with Minister
Terrell. As President McKinley up-
poinicd Dr. Angeli only after much do-
liberation and on account of his signal
fitness for the post at Constantinople.
he was particularly desirous that ill!"
cancellation of the nomination should
not be made necessary. \V'hlie every
country has the unquestioned right to
refuse to receive a minister accredited
by another country. and while it is un—
usual for the country appointing the
minister to protest against any objec-
tion which is raise-d. Dr. Angull's «also
is an exceptional one.
It is one in which objection was of.
forced. not upon fut-ts. but upon crmno,‘
one information. and Socrctnry Sherman
felt warranted under the circumstztnovs
in opening a correspont‘lenr-t- with the
Turkish government. As stulml, be-
communicated with Mustafn livy :tnd
Minion-r Terrell.
Didn't Like Congregationalism.
The f'Orl't'SWlildt‘nl‘v: has l‘5’\"“lll:ll‘tl the
fact that the sultan objocied to Dr.
Anncll‘s coming to Constantinople.-
chiefly on thv ground that ht- Was a
member of the Congregational i‘hunh.
Minister Terrell has informed Secretary
Sherman that the sultan had been ml-
vlswi that this donmulnatlnn was, Jesuit-
icul in character and that Dr. Amy-ll
Would be nt’ul‘zwlluus in spreading the
doctrine of his chtirch among the Alo-
hammeduns.
That the Cnl'lttrvilntlunal «lunch is a
sect such as the sultan summed to tw-
lieve it to be is so for from "in fact that
Secretary Sherman. without prnloflt or
argument. such as Svl'rl'fnry Bayard
employed in attempting tn wrsnadv tin-
Auslrinn gm'vrnnwnt lo now-pt Mr. Kt‘lv
ivy, did not delay in having the truth
[trust-tiled to the Turkish guvermnnnt.
The fact that Dr. Angeli was :i mvmv
brl‘ n.‘ the t'ongrt-nntlunul uhun-h was
not important. it was llllput'iulll, butt-
evvr, that the sultan should lvsu'n timt
tho t‘lilllt'h one not a sin-ht order ur
on»: whose nllimls ulil'filrml ouswiiml'y
from lhnsu- nt ulhvr Christian ili'llullll-
nations in this «'nuxlil‘l'.
Minister 'l'v‘l'l'vll was instruviml by
Secretary Sherman to put the farts bu-
fnre the- sultan and in unsun- him in n
pullh‘, way that tho- l'illlwl Star-2s w-mhi
not avrrcdlt in Turk-y a llllllullmllt‘
rfpl't'fit‘lllllllVf‘ who would in- ally-minu—
able for any such reason. Mr. 'l'vi'rvll
euro-fully ro'rriml out his instruviirns
and conveyor! ihc- int-diurnw that in»
Cunnrouutinnnl church was merely on.-
of many worthy rebut-um donominm
lions of this Country and that whilo- llr.
Anni-ll bad lu-rn m'nmlnont in rdulu-
lintml unrl rolimnus mailers for it num-
ber of you”; tin-re “no no gum! l'!‘it:iun
\\ by he should not be ill'i‘t'lllf‘ll its mln-
lflli'f' in ‘l‘urltvy. .
.l-‘rnm this and other information im-
pnrlml by Mr. 'l‘orrvll ll ism-mu lllllrill‘v
cm. in the sultan that ho bull luwu mien
lnfnrmml. liv accordingly \Htlulrt-w his
”blown-m» and. its staiwl. (‘Itllli‘ll llll'
full in Ro-rrwinry Shot-1mm ilr. Anuvll
hurl nrrnnuwl to alert 1 .r (‘unstnntlnm
pie inst l-iniurtluy. but tlw correspond-
once within» Turkish trunnion-oi mmlw
a chungv in his plans lit-t'v-rssdl‘)’. 'i'liun»
in no further t‘nnsnn for «tony. null :bn
doctor will probably Hull nvxi Sal-m
day.
(You Do [Business In Kansas.
Topeka. June »~'l‘ln~ Mv-lrotmllinn
Llfr insurnnw company of him lurk
in Lillillfl purmlltmi in do businnss in
Kantian by l‘f'llllllll of n ll-tntml‘ul‘y H'-
strninlnu ur-lvr m‘stntml by Jillllzi' Il'os-
tor in tho l'niiml limb-s tllull‘lvl murt
lll‘l'Vl‘flllfll lnuurunn- l‘nmmllmlnnrr
Mm‘iull from interfering with lb» mm.
party's business until a full bmu'inu «an
be bud. 'l‘lw t'lIllillllNlllOlll'l‘ issue-ll an
order on May 20 rovllklnu tin- unmet.
ny's llt'tmm'. John lwwiti l'vlta of
New York. umwrnl i‘ulilllwl for ”W in-
nurnnm- company, is in town owl'unys
he Will brim: suit enamel Moh'all for
libel and 850.000 damages.
Kettles! the (fuse line of Court.
Ullsu‘u. John 2. (A year ago Mr. John
Charlton. member of [he [.lutnlnltin
house of commons. incl with an ant-
lent at 'f'onswsnda. N. Y.. on the Now
York Central railroad. Thl‘ sun-idem
has m-rimtsly impaired Mr. charitnn's
strength. lie entered suit against the
railroad company for traces demuuen.
The suit ha! been willed out of court,
the immunity paying Mr. Charlton 313..
b“.
n
».
0
”New“. .-.-..‘..._ am- . ,
a. And (Tangle Wed.
flnrtford..lune twin interesting wed»
ding look bison at the I‘Pllllflii‘a of m.
and tire. ll. .1. llosuloy. the bride twin.
the mother of hire» llnsdloy and widow
of “r. A. A. hilfltln of Walnut Hill. Mo.
Elle is 77 years of use. The brlilt-ltrm-m
is 1'. ll. Lufkln of list-rampant. brother
of the detained husband. The bride.
arocim in is years of our.
Ilene Killed by Isolation.
lllunlleld. W. the. June ammonium No.
Ill on the Norfolk and Western rsllrnsd
bles- up msr f‘hl’lelllnnburg, Va” lull.
m Joe Whom». do «nails-m. whose
home tree at mutual: Jim tilllunpie, a
firemen. and flames William: light at
norm»
F vashio
A MEN, waists Alill CHILDREN .1 '
GREATES
l
FOR
l‘
THE
SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. fiorwaik.
. The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week i went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams St 0)., a
“coo STOCK l-‘(lR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now hav
it in my store and ollcr the following at . ‘
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONI'SH THE NATIVES!
' MEN’S SHOES.
683 pair Ian's Cali Skin, lace
l2! “ “ " " Plain loos, “ 3.00 “ . . . . . . L75
Its “ "' Plain Toe Congress ” 3.00 " . . . . . L15
85 " " Globe Toe lip, “ 3.00 " . . . . . . l.75
320 “ " Plain Toe, Lice " 3.00 " . . ' . . L75
, "The above goods are made of ths- finest Calf Skin. and every pair warranted.
I00 pslrs Men's French Calf, Patent Leather, Goodyear Weltfllortb $4.00 at . . 32.50
no " “ “ " " " " " Bull Dog 'l'os, Worth $4.00, st 2.50
Every man in South Nonvulk can afford to wear patent leather this summer and save the expense of shoe polishing.
l00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace. . . . $2.50
loo “ " " " " “ Cap Toe Lace, . . . . . 2.50
l00 “ Russet Loco, Plain Toe, . . . . . . . 2.00
BARGAINS Ill BDVS’ AKD VOUTK’S SHOES.
4 Ladies, Read This!
:50 Pairs lsdies' Patent leather Tip, UpJo-Date Shoes, all sizes and widthsnuorth $2.00, at 05:
I‘ II (I ll
ISO
300
fine goods, button and lace,
Ladies. than gmxls of lmunsbnry. iiiiitluwsnn t‘c Co's are diamonds,
500 Pslr Mi-sses' and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Sutton, at Prices So low It Will
lstonlsh'lou.
SPECIAL NOTICE
WE SELL
Hartford
Wheels
On the installment
Plan. 10 dollars
* 5
down on our 50 or
(30 dollar wheels.
F. S. AMBLE'R,
29 WALL STR E ET.
Normllk Connecticut.
west. “1.95.,
III WIWIMTM fill“.
801.! NEXT F00.
: 97 .
ITIIBVL‘V Ulla. IIIWIIVI
Velesr sell Hotshot-[er
BILIVIKID I“ 00L!”
in built to the trade: also in bottles to any
part of the city and vluinity for family use.
Pmmpt attention to mail order».
use vms.‘
lly sells s. minutes. and indefinite
0"er of or e returnslntlls fitturo.~
pulp it me: he lloevi ml for s Museum not
melt time. A who in the «houseboat
flannel hits last: as tie. is that the
people will have slur they have been
duped into some when.» of chm: loser-
lyun wont hmtsothlu let your total
ll} n ', ’l‘lll
l to insurance puny, setter?
Tip. worth $3.00 .st .
lace Shoes, worth .
lounsbury, Mathewson 8 no}: Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect. is must and block,
at SLOO a pair.
aobleSh-oes
This is the gin-nicer sale I have o-vor ull‘ercd. and i know those goods cannot be (in.
plicaicd anywhere at anything like the prion. (tonne and get the bargain of your life-
. THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scofit-ld S: lloyt‘s Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
mnn t\' Son.
We Are
Here
At the some
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wholesale and re.
tztil
Fish,
Oyster,
Clem,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT a. ZILUFF.
M Wsshinetou Ntml. Telephone. all-l
IIIIIIOI Ii
aqu4b$‘$
(Mines. 4m Main litroot,
Ifilflflfl'flfl'l'. 1‘0"!
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
sud Imbsllssr.
"warmer“
lioness“. Manson-Io not!
1 on
Dr. F. Oohuvolr.
omen.
!. 0. 0mm Washington Illll
'rsoklls ltrssts'
Vudnesdsrs sud lining-damn to s n. In.
Lill’l’iil ll‘il MIMI! 01
MIND. (lineup Institution in like cheap moo.
tyi- it isn’t worth much. l
l
oumil in can: olold s a. i
ll ‘ lie volleyi tho itenns'lslhlll?
‘ section General tile
‘ iii-s.
s
. . .. I . sns
2 00, st 85¢:
- -
Why Not
Have 3
Pretty
Room?
when you can not Kill'll pretty well pupm-
as we have now. We have a nice Milli"-
luont of new puller, cheap and medium
prim, costing from lilo to F) double roll
wult bmlers to match. and can have it
hang for you by a man who huowshow:
he has pleiuaod those for whom he has
wot-lied and will try very hard to please
yonmo fin-l sure he will. It is no trouble
to show you and toll you about it.
Store Open from 1 s.m. to 9 mm.
l'ltinlors‘ Supplies.
Artists“ Materials.
Art (lemls.
Pictures.
.i’lclnms Framed to Order.
Painting. lv’nnev Hanging. Decorating
and than l’sintinu.
DECKER.
70 Wsshinstuu titmt. South Kermit.
“ARI VOUH
we urn Kn o,wu
ll 'I’II
ensues sssnsst
Luncheon
Beef
‘FLYING FROM iNDlANS.
mm.
"any Whith Vanilla 1- Montana Koch
Refuge in Dillon (lily. .
Mlli‘li (.‘ity. Mon, June' 2.w'l'wcnty
more tumbles living on the l'mter
Tongue river have arrived. in town.
seeking refuge from: the lndians. They
ear that about 125 Indiana. with White
Bull as their leader. have escaped from
the reservation and that they are well
srm‘ed with titles and are looking for
while men's uealpu. About 300 settlers.
also armed with rifles. were to Join the
sherifh and his deputies not for from the
rt-servstlcn, and if they encounter
White ‘liuil and his followers bloodshed
will surely result. ‘
The sisters of tin- oonvent at the mis
sion near the reservation stillil'l’ll safety
In llltzlll. They arrived in this city and
will remain until the trouble is end-rd.
The Indiuns‘ have sent word to the
commanding officer at Fort Keogh that
the killing of llouvcr was done by the
ruttlonwn and that the blame was put
on tllv lotions.
This slut‘)’ in, not true. as no trouble
raisin luetween tho rattlvnwn and tho
she-opium in this section of the coun.
try. The killing won done with n nov-
mnnwnt rill:- in tho llllmlt-l of the ln-
tlinns. oz: shells Wt'f’f! found only it fcv.’
mrds away front their victim. and
l'turlgrr, a (anllsle graduate. has al-
rt-aoly confessed and dolled arrow.
The remaining settlers on Upper
Tongue river sent a courier to Fort
Keogh with a request to the command-
in;: oliivcr to sum] troops in liraltt“:
them. lio- roturnml with the reply; that
there were no soldiers to spare. Thu-o
in meat indignation among tho settlers
and iuwilsiu-nwv‘k lm-nuso- tho l'nitetl
Stutesnrmy is. will to l... protecting tho
lndlans am! not tln- white people.
STRICKEN AT HER DESK.
Princess Trnnlmlzkuy, Formerly Amelie
Rivas, seriously Ill.
Philadelphia. Juno '2.——'i'hc Primers
Ti‘wul-wtzltwy.. f'll‘lllfi'l‘ly Ann-llw have?!
(Ylmnlor and known on over thu \H‘l‘ld
unlit-r her malrlvn name of Ann-ii»
Rivas. as the author of "Tho Ouivk or
the: Don-l?” "A llmthpr of Draw-us"
and mixer literary t\«.l'k£~', is n pailoni
in the private snuitarium of UT. Whar—
ton Simmer. :1 lil‘lll'ultlflh‘l’. uh.» hm: own
on t‘llllitlllv‘ !'~=;:tit.ttiun by his surv- ~.-=
in thorium ll-‘l‘l‘iUs‘ die. as: :1.
Prim was" 'l‘rnul. tzlt-ry is sum-ring
fr-vn nervous 51:1 stratum. irimirzilt on
by ul'r-rn‘nrk. Sh.» lids mkwn t'v lfu'
s‘vnltmmm from lmr honu- all Virginii
for! olztw :iL’H. :ivw-mtznniml in; her lil-
llw: ""inthl luau». and MM" hus‘mml.
l’rinw 'l‘rnulwtvkvy.
'l‘liv i"‘l"lll'ill'll ziulhuu-s's is mnllnmi
in hm“ lml. 'iiuf i2» nil» is iu-r'niltwi in
sow hl-l' . 5;. w... 3.: r mun—v um! llll}':~'lv’l.tii‘.
lizwl'ythibg tint :‘xl-‘llir‘ and i volt!
Fill-'14” Cm “ill 1'» Il-tl‘li‘ i‘ r tin: vlls'.ri<
L'uisiiA-«l .mnixvl. :ittil no mull :14 ‘
eullivi oily Mm. r- .1
lmw Kilr- «iv-u lu‘. Sinltlr-r “ill Lil." his
llillillll 1mm ll'“ -. unity. 'Aln'ru l' H
Lulllvl tliv unwi Rurt'nitilvlimzs Zill'l Mulc—
iitz :1” mil :
.. l<
2... ;
[‘l 1.,
BASEBALL.
National Lrugur t-mnce.
Al Nun Y. {it -
Nun: \l-tk u u u H U iwl
l'lll-‘lililti‘ .. :‘. o l -' 2 l ,7
llmm inith-d :. Nut Yuk.
Al l‘hi‘lm‘. égilllzir.
rimming. .;, u u ll .2 u ll 1 n r. T
1.4 inexziiw n H u u u i 1 n u 3
'lulndwh hm ll;t.~.l”.li1~l?.l. l. u-
lnai‘... Hale, 1‘. m. if. i.
At i:.~‘:nzi .
Huston ......$i ‘l .l Al 1 ll 1: 0 ‘ ll
5:. l.. uh: H l .l h H 'v H ‘.‘ '2 ll
H5! ll llitv, l'. viiur-t. l. r-‘i. L ma
wliils'. \. r: ma :L.
r“ mil-l .iuiv. .. '
livwmn .‘ .l l n 0 0 1'01 ' l.‘
S! l.«~|ll . H l U I u o 3 ., n j
l"*l~l: “we. ll, .ii .l. ”' l illfi
"Nil-‘4 cl: as, x.
.x' ’li-mlillli
lirmhlw .. 0 l U 2 H . u '~-'.'
i‘l'hlnul . H H 0 .. ‘l u u u. 2
l‘vl whivn ll:‘~‘ ‘1'“ l n.
lllllll' “1'. 1, s'i! “'4. .'
fil'nuling of ”so ( lulu.
il' l. l"‘. V. l.. l‘l'.
.llflllllnuru "ti r .l.’ Hum; u {‘2 ‘1 7.”
l‘lu-‘mzm': M ii fli'l l'lillul 19:. l: l.’ Sm
Ilium“ .1) l’ .033 Lulu-nib. if) M .ikl
l‘lll~lllllt{ .I‘ l; I'll list .«gu ll '.*..' ..l
i‘l~ ‘u‘lJitl l‘. it ."- “Auburn... b I! ..m
Nut York .. l.i .3.in H |,..';_;. ll
Jlmuwd fell \lmguru l’rrriplvp,
Slocum FAB»: June :5. An unknown
mun yumiwl Mr; lllv hill" in mi i'u-a-
3".! Inuit. 'l"l. unit ullluw Hl lllt
wm'lv tvlv “le I"! lltlt ”with El. “c with
“l mm Nlflllillllii mar lln inwluiml lwll'
ivl)‘ llutm. .zlm. l ilnrlwll A man ~m»
llllti nu ”l“ l llllh: .ll“ ui iv .. i‘w-l hum
l'iurilwl-l imml. ”t m: will :3 illillll‘ (ll.
lllvll hulltnl xllllllllll null fiiu'iill: Nl'dlt’lll
lulu lllv' llt‘t'l.” ‘llllihl‘ll Ml) ‘ Mil i‘u
lll.lll unlv ii bro-en «a. hill” mi in: .4.
lml. .m-l lv' lllllilur in. \ li‘rm foe
yrll'l‘l ml tuv, but um linl rl w-n mull
in t~ll Ili'lllllll“l)‘. Nutlitnu iuuim «in
be lminmi u» l. m.- m:tn'~' nimm 3,.
Want "Obi-y“ Stricken ilul.
iluldln lull. .luw- I ’l‘lw
lll‘rlllll‘li lnllll il in ,. \‘nili ”to w n.
a sharp llllmu .mr .w- ;. -I|!'
album.» in lbw ill -l|-llw 'l‘li. “Hui
"Hill 5" in ill. um i int!” n l. mum
dismissal. bu! it u to uni 1.4mm.” Luz
uttimlmii .l lnruu mum-«l ul \nvlm'll in.
t‘wlilmlwl llllll lllln luv ll'lll".
...._.. mm... ,W......_..._.
l'nur killed by ilw in".
t‘emmliu. ills .lmw 1: .l W lz-ulw
one. all" and tux. « mm“ n “we on ,.. h
in) an llltuimt i‘vuliu llul‘lll mm... H...
nrnm‘r ll'illll nl Alum. l5. mlim in“),
of i‘c-nilnllu, nlul all not» lnelnnil)
kiliml. ’l‘bcy \twl'v ilil‘tlllif m u only.“
and \\vl’t' vuuub' oi u ll'ilt‘tilllfl.
l'uih .l
.-l‘
m:
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TELEGRAPH“) BREVITIES
Wilbur»: om m-J Item Klliilllll. it
(firm. and “so l'liiluiile \triv‘ hill“: a,
lmuhi llnauulw
“'lllllllll l‘llltiilll’ti‘lulll. l‘wllm il)’ “my.
ur of Ituhnuy. N. .l.. mm lultm in up.
llinic- Asylum For the imam
'l‘lt~ international i'ulllislmi i ll . on
[rent has begun it» in calm". in l'luinlti.
tabla. i'teeilivul Ma Kliilisj’ um adore”.
the deletions.
The collie "boss lililll‘h below. it mun.
born rf parliament in lwmlun nod mu.
;rese in Waslilnumu t‘lztli'll in a lbs
fins llsvsr sf ‘
9%...me
more. learn side won two ultimo, anti
1 the fifth on: drawn.
The one hundred and sixteenth en-
haul
lion's This!
We offer One llnndred Dollar» ite-
wsrd for anyonm nt tlaturrh that cannot
be cured by Hell's Outarrh (lure.
F. J. Cheney do tin. Props" Toledo, 0.
We the nuderslnmal. have known 1".
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and lx-lieve hlul perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. '
Wendi: 'i‘runx. wholesale droughts,
Toledo, 0. Welding, Kinnunda Marvin.
wholesale drungists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Outmh Care is taken internal-
ly, acting directly uponjhe blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
The. not bottle. 8on by all druggistu.
Testimonials free. .
According to the newspapers, an Ohio
husband became the happy father of seven
children not long ago. Of the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. the only sure cure for cronp. _
whooping‘congh. colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. O. Stilison.
Same for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salvo, the great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases.
0. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
The Best Remedy for lihsmllsm.
From the Fairhuven (N. Y.) Register.
Mr. James Rouland. of this village.
states that for twentvftve years his
wife has been a suilcrer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor.
but he had read of Chamberlain‘s Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and scented
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first. but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour‘s time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels an echo or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
over did her as much good. The '25 and
flu cent sizes for sale by G. C. Stillson.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0.. says:
"One Minute Conch Cure saved.1ny
only child from dying by croup." It
has saved thousands of others suffering
from croup. pneumonia, bronchitis and
min-r serious throat and lung trtubles.
G. (I. Stillson and E. l’. Weed. .
Dillon: Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
billous colic will be pleased to know tba
prompt relief may bi. hell by taking
Chamberlain's (lobe. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea lirmmiy, and if taken as mm as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will ptovcnt the attack. For
sale by G. U. Stillson.
Don't thin your blood with sassnfrus
or poison it with blue-muss; but aid "3'
turn by using DeWilt‘s Little Early
Rise-rs, the isthmus little pills for con—
stipation,luliousness and stmnach and
liver troubles. They are purely vege—
table
"It is llll Best on Earth." _
That is what Edwards .i' Parker. on r-
clmnts of Plains, 6a., say of ('luvmln-ro
islin's l’uin Balm. for rheumatism. lame
back. deep seated and muscular pains.
5'le by U. U. Elllli-un.
Sick headache can be quietly and
cmnpfrlcly overcuina- lmy using those
funmuulittlc pills known as "l)i~Wlll'.~4
Lillie l-anlv Risers." G. (.2. Stillscu
and E. l’. Weed.
There is a Class of People
Who arc-injured by the use of colic:-
llm-utly there has been plum d in t...
arm-try Mlll’fil’t anew prrwu'nlinn vallwi
(lnutrtl. made of pure grains. lhnttulu-s
llteplmoof notice. The no»! delicate
l-luimutlt receives it without «listless, and
but low can tell it from Colic-o. lt ill!“
but I'm! over '4 summit. i‘luldn-nnmy
vlrlnltlt with meat In'twill. lz’w. and,
“Silo. pv-r package. Try it. Ask lnf‘
llrmui).
Terrible accident—wit is a terrible uh
iilfll‘lll to Le burmd or smidtul; but ii...
painnml agony and the frightful dis-
iizmt-nnu's can be quit-lily mun-onto
without leaving a war by “will“ Ila.
Will's Witch lien-l salve. (l. (.3. till“-
mu and it}. P. Weed.
melts-s helium
We have on hand several thousand
job lot billlwads and uotoleais that We
will print at the following prions: 1.000
quarter billlloatls $1.50, additional
l,llllll'ot, s1; 1.000 sixth billhesds “.25.
additional 1,00 l’s. 75o; uoiohesds. 1.000.
stemmidmoual l.000's.‘lllc. Padding.
25.,» per mm extra. This stool: is of
fair quality. You csn have it at above
Till“ as long so it lasts. Evening lien
m...» N... -....._Mo.....,...
Not only ileunf the very vmrsl kind
osa be mm by llertt‘s Witch Hazel
Halve. but mums. welds. be ms. bruises.
lKllll. ulcers sud all miter shin troubles
(will be lustsntl relieved by the name
ivmedy. U. U» tlllsun sad E, P. Wind.
Fms tussle limit
Mm thebiu fire in Ori‘ «5 Creek. 1
took a very severe mid so tried many
remedies without help. themed only be-
ttoming more settled. After and thaw
smell hotlles of Uhnmbellaia‘o all
Rommly. both the one it and cold left
um. and in thin hlsh titudoit tubes ll
meritorious wraith remedy to do any
.wu. ll. Rundown. editor flatly
durum tennis” 0. 0. Wilma.
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