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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 3, 1897 · page 2

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Mo%kmumh .

‘ on the tnrttl lull than
the debate opened.
halt oi the it:-

, . filth only one
_; notion related to
It. mineral-ed a W
Mil rate from 3 to
retina. lt wait the mat
thont the assent o! the
and It Iron due mainly to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Int ry Inmtttee 'to in-
he merit decision: against
, arolin'n dispensary law. with
“reporting ouch legislation as

. - 3 session, the senate spent
lit discussing whether con-
'nld .he delayed because
of a senator oppmluu
Question arose in count.»
nltpolntmont o! .l. 0' P.
eiver and F. G. Decli-
tor of the land odioe at
Senator Pettus object.
confirmation. saying that
. or. who is absent from the
> posted thttt the nomina-
flaunt" bill return. With-
prlnclple involved, the
the nomination: to go

met ohiecta to the conflro
nominees because their
new removed from 0mm.

Ill Was an unjustified pro.
part at the executive.

‘ Ii BASEBALL.

“and Mac Gum-I.
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i...010300000~t
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".3. Louis-

l.‘——lo

Hits, 11; errors. 2. 8t. Lou-
orroro, 5.
tphlam
«000100001—2
‘ 003100001-—5
hit-Hits. 6; errors, 3. Pitts-
ll; errors, 2.
hoot-e,-
440052111040
..:.t.130000000——i
Willis. 15; errors, 1. Cincin-
7; ‘errors, 2.
- ‘ hzton-
I...102001010—5
...310000002——6
; Oil—Hits. 10; errors, 6. Chi-
, 8; errors, 1.

'~21

finding of the Club.-

. Iv. Lnn. It. I. Pr
Brooklyn .17 to .515
Phitml'tp'n..I7 III not
Louisvilb-...‘ltl ill .5“)
f$trm.,...l2 ‘32 .itt'n‘l
Wnnh'nt'n... it t! .21!)
"Stillbirth” 6 at J?!

Electric flat ' Queer Action.

3!. Juhc it.» n extremely singu-
ldent here caused the instanta-
death of "in horses by electricity.
a wagon of the National Express
‘1’ puny, drawn by two horses was
at It: a corner near the Delann‘ro and
.I II depot an electric light polo fell
R in; between the horses and not
< m; thum. The live w.lrcs hour-v
Joli ncruas tho horaen’ necks and
them instantly. Ono, borne ro-
: - In a standing positl .hiII hand
in the air until the rrent was
off. The other borne unit to his
~ and remained in tho rigid IItato
H ”the current record.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'Co-opnqtvo Comma-venuh.

ver. June 3.-—-'l'hree men will alert
horn Denver in a Wagon. ”n which
painted tho horde. “(lo-operative
nwenlth Van,” to prey-h rev".
noclalintu in every part of (mi.
and propuru tho way for the III-
lion 0! Button» V. brim (Io-open
.I .. mkant'flllh The (‘Yulortulu min-
1 are Jami-ll lloflnn, vice provi-
n! the American itniiway union:

of Chlt'tito.

Arrested for larder.
. . . N. Y.. June a. whorl
of linolalrviiio hnn boon arrest.
' with tho murdor oi Axel
Wm Page of Fredonn. uh”
Romai- on tho Itinht oi the
will aim be placed under or-
, I! mono. A Wilh‘li Mild to
Moll by Mel Lawson Won
Printout: Jewelry llllll‘t'. lt
thorn by ttomer and Poor.
which won ntolon the night

 

new by the 0m
Gig. Junos .mlfi. it. ilnroul
fruit Druwro‘ union or
was instantly lilllt-il but
Will hound apron train
Jersey railroad flprotll
n and While attempting
it‘ll!” wan otruelt. Dru
It old resident and proml.
. htnn.’

W
m It: VIII-on and Illicit.
m.” Juno mmuuninin
» MW. t3. 'l‘wisII. him.
in n runaway
drlvlns down It
motioned lllllll th-
MI mood call-ed the an:
on (ion thrown out

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Solo Agent For g

. I, 1“
“W1

Lend the world. When are any the best is none too good for our cuttolncrs

:tlint the “White Mountain"bns no find. in the firm lore, it is lined

tum! wool and will columns less ice than any refrigerator made;' in

thonooondapince it is thoroughly cleaoable for the. foot shelves; icc gram

and when pipe can be taken out, cleaned, aired sonnet! nod replacrd with-
out eflom‘g These two points are the principal one: to be colloidal-ed in a re
frigerntor. A poorly constructed box is expensive became the ice quickly
melts had the food is never properly chilled. A nooIcleanable box is not only
cxpenaiive, but unhealthy. You can't keep sweet food in a tainted box. and

It is impossible to keep an old style refrigerator mm and clean

'llte

“Whitt; Molliltltin'“ Is the only cleanable and tcienlillcaliy constructed reirig
orator tilde. Solid us your address and we will mail you. free of charge
our “Width Mountain" Book. which clearly explains the entire construction
of this most periect refrigerator.

Carpet Cleansing

Every carpet or rug we have cleaned has made tor us a new friend. kit oil
greon; or dirt spots removed, colors restored thoroughly cleansed and re»

cred perfectly moth proof without removing them from the floor.

timonials from our leading citizens.

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STAR FLOOR 01L.
BAZAR PATTERNS.

I

QUICKMEAL GASOLINE 81'0va

w.s.sIuIIILANI,

50 its

liorth Iain and Ann Struts;
South ,lornoik. Conn.

 

at Washington Strut.

For Thursclfay Bargains!

We have bought direct at manufacturers

a line of hemmed o

CROCHET and MARSEILLES QUILTS

On which we "will give special price for this sale.

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Attractive lines of

Carpets, linoleum, Oil Cloths, lettings, Rugs, Mats!

 

A. Diokerman 8: Son,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

South Iornniit. Connecticut

 

 

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OSITORY,

 

 

AT WRIGHT S RRR.

 

Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.

 

m Bicveuts.

m wnoouo,
m cnnninoln.

lN HARNESSE’.

GENUINE BAROAI NS

IN HORIE GOODS“

And
Tho

BEST GOODS IN THE

MARK ET.

 

 

Adrien of Dent/er and William

 

 
 
 

“a... u—.~l w..- W“...

FRANCIS & 00.,

The Clothiers,

86 WIshlngtonSt.

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South Horwallt.

 

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Roots: fiknil tionw’l .

 

YALE, 01' M‘UKIOY’A’S “WI.
‘ “M

Ill overthrow but..ro nu unite oi rum.
III'I Wit an honor comu~1hn Lila
onto Would Not Attend the llasolonn a!
the (lotion.

Havana. via Key West. Juno 3.~Mr.
Calhoun sall- lor homo today. it in his
opinion that there is no end of the war
in sight.

The Ruiz inquiry has ended in disa-
greement, as predicted.

Consul General Lee and Consul Con-
Eonto moire separate report» to tin-tr
ruspectivcgovernments. but sign a Joint
malt-mom giving the points on which
they the agreed. The points of agree—
ment are that ltuiz was arrested .and
that he died in prison. It also gives the
clrcumntancra of his imprimmmunt in-
(:tlmunlcndtt for days. llut nothing in
said in this joint statemnnt about rio-
lntinn of treaty rights, which furnishes
the basis for n claim tor dnmnscn by
llulz's family. Spain unuld doubtless
be glad to satisfy such a c lnlm and let
tho matter drop.

In hill separate report General bro
states in substance that nothing hill!
iwcn' brought forward to change hilt
original opinion that Rulz's death was
duo to his treatment in prison. but
whether he butter] hill hand against the
walls in :I lit oi insanity General LN!
docs not claim to know. lit- comments
sharply on tho conditions in which ltulz
was lie-pt. Willinul luring able to mm-
munlcatr with his family or friends. He

 

WILLIAM J. CALHOUN.

does not give. much weight to the self
exculpatory testimony of the prison oili-
rinls nor to tho evidence of prisoners.
who could not be (:xpcctI-d to testify
against the authorities.

llr. lturocsn of the Amcrican marine
liIlliplll’il st‘I‘l‘lt'c rvfusml in sign the re-
purt oi the autopsy. who-h mm ritzned
by the two lhmi physicians.

The Spanish “do at the Cur.
Consul Colonist” in his rwpurt givu 3
full l"t'il;il III‘ llll' lrfllilllnll)’ of lhv pris-
an nllictuls and prisoners and lltltkt :1 .In
Phillfll'illl‘ I'xpnsitinn of prison twai-
llil'lll in I‘lln“ Ilml Ruiz um: \lnll In il-
nl and itipt in n Izmul loll from lllv .. :Iy
ul’ 1in limit. 'lli.1 llllllllJllUll is! {but
lilliz'N' «tomb was due to llfllurlll cum-vs,
possibly vpllrpsy.

Thur .iimuI'wing Imports will proba-
bly be the sIIlljm-t of long diplomatic
«onI-I-|..Iuli":Iw botworn liw lll‘u guy-
I-I-Iunont». 'i‘hc ntatc dopartnu-nt has
til-tan lutIIisbvd with It full truutwrlpt of
lutlll llit‘ Iivli and the military provwil-
lllli-l Wl’lll’ll fallcmmi liulz's arrest.

.‘Iir. ('ulhmm said to a wrn-sr-unnlonl:
"My pnfilll-lll as spot-int counIII-i muon-
ntll tiI'Iivt‘nl Lem forbids Ilimusxiuu of
llll‘ lluiz I'ilff‘. (‘Hiii‘t‘l'lllflK that Inquiry
i how not (I \Imrd In any. “"ItlI ru-Iznrtl
in tile ntln-I' IIIatIlo-I‘. pvt'hzlpn Inn gn-Itt
lllllhirlillil'i' liuu bm II Hill" to my pros-
vnnu My ll‘l‘illlllv'lll hits lwmi‘ mur-
(outta, my :tunm-I‘aibmn ploitcant. While
my ntliviul mniwvtiun this been nIIlI-ly
tillll thv ltnir. inquiry. many [h-l'llull!
hnw elven mo Iiwir opinions on tho
(”millions in tho island. 1 hurrahnnrd
lmtlI ailing. or all shit-n. mtvl i do not
know that further ntnrivs WyIIid mid
to my information. lloniolc-s. lllt- rnlny
neuron “Ulllll molt» n joilrm-y llllll the
iIIII-rlur llltlvl‘lti‘llt‘lllllt".

'HII our [Milli :Ill pzli'lIr-v. Room in
Itaroc. 'l‘lIlIx in that Point in Mint: rom-
plI-lely il"\'l\flli|lt'll. and that \ihlt’ll'W'l'l'
nitic- «urn-I Ila llil‘l‘t’ “ill ln- hardly Inim-
IlInII II down iv”. The I'llil oi the war
(Im-u nut upon-or to hr in sight. it in it
ilrplnlthc (ululltl-m."

Whilo Mr. ('uihuun titlltn in thin con;
IIvI'I-ntlw \\’il,\' lllll rvpurl in ”it" preval-
Iii-III will lw morc prnIu-IIIII't-Il. tie into
I-mily mud" on vxlnnwllvo llll’i'flllllll-
tin". iilltl lIiu o lit'llllllllml will llo Ilteilnile
pnntltzll in «mi llv tho adminlutrution to
humiliate ll t‘nlutti policy.

iii hint-lo itIuII'xpnva'i llllill‘liil Mr.
t‘IIllIoIIII :md llvnvritl Loo. onytni: that
ill" Allit’l‘lt'lin lilt'lllllt'l‘tl o! tho lluin i'tllll~
IIIirIIiIIII now out the "Ni“! of [Il'tll‘tltltl-
Inuit. Nt‘i'l’l'llll'lt'll. it :14in the wt-
«it-mm and the iliIdiIIiIII of tho t'umniin»
uiun rim-r tit-Ilin.

lei illuriu Ion-II on in any that Mr. Onl-
lmtlll. llol liliitwlllu lllu liiilullilite. hill
haunt only ullr side of tho iti'lll'l‘ill coli-
dill-ins in I’ulut. ilui iiII clIlof grievance
In iisninrt tlvmnrnl Loo. li l‘i‘ill'illl h‘in
i'rl‘lll'll iII lililllllil ll report of lluis's
(tooth. and nlro on tho ntatus at the in-
surrection. .

iii llltll'lo in onpnolnlly bitter illl (lon-
I-ral loo regarding relic! oi tho an“.
tutu Americana. Thin rI-iiof hull irri~
tIttr-d llw puliwe nuthuritlou lllill‘tI limit
lltll’ililltl: Men. The Work itmvn forward
nyniun’tuticniiy ut- the consulate, and
much good in being door».

A DIGOREDIIEP momma

Tito Wilton-roman Incident outrun the
tlvrrthnw of 0am“ ‘1‘.th
Madrid. Juno :I.~-tlcnor canon: doi
(‘aitttiio tutu tendered to the queen ro-

 

in
minority held a mil

 
 

Milnlnrtlon land been acoorded tint ”it?

I Mil 33- W
Inter Bagsata. the Liberal tender. was
Ignition” to outlier with bin tattoo“
0 s R

The..Liberni senator: and devotion
“dolphin decided not to attend any
more sesaionn oi! the corte- untll full

ml party by the Duke at Tetunn.
A duel between the senator and the
ultgé wan Wapmpooed. but It was evening
honed .
"The Duke of Tetuan tendered his reso
lIlllllloll alter the quarrel with (roman.
but he withdrew it later It the advice
of the premier. who, the Kersonat ques’
tion of the dispute having been settled
by the seconds of the two parties do.
riding that a duel was not nm-ouaary.
held that in Viéw of the pending lm.
parlance of international questions the
ministry should not be disorganized
0n the toliowlnir’ day the law students
made It manifestation of sympathy. in
front of tho realderfoo of Senator Coma-
nnd then went to the houeo'of the Duke
ot' Tetuan and booted that minister un:
til they were diaper-sod by the police.
On May 24 the premier made state-
ments in the ornate and in tho cham-
hor of deputies in relerence to the Te—
tuon~Comns dilllculty. but they were
not of a conciliatory nature. and the
situation became still more unsatis-
factory. .
Alter that day’s session of the caries
the. dissident Conservatives held a
meeting and decided to ask the presi-
dent of the vitamin-r to color into ne—
gotiations with Senor Sagnntn with the
view of inducing the Liberals to attend
the meetingn of thc curios. but their
effort was fruitless.
{ta-plying the sumo day in the senate
to a question as to why thrI Liberals
were absent. the premier said:
"in the opinion of the government
the matter whlgh the Lllwmls plead as
on mouse for ’Ihcir allst‘mrn from the
senate is an incident of u lllll’t-l)‘ per—
sonal character, which has already been
arranged. Tho government respects the
opinion of the Liberal minority, but it
rejects their theory of the incldont and
theirdemnnds for the resignation of the
minister for foreign afloirs as being
contrary to the constitution of parlia-
moot."
Tho unbinot'whit‘h has just resigned
was constituted as follows: I‘rcsidcnt
o! tho council. Senor Cunovns (lei Cas—
tillo; rniuistcr for foreign affairs. the
link» of Tetuun: minister of justice.
Count do Vuldoscrn: mtnlstnr of finance.
Senor Navarro llevertI-r; minister of
tho interior. Senor Cos Gnyon; minis-
tcr «If war, tirncrul Azrorrngn: minis-
ter of marine. Admiral Bi‘l‘lll’lgi-l‘: min—
ister of the: colonies. Sonor (‘ostcllanm
and minister of agriculturv. commerce
and of public works. Senor Linnrcs
“iron.
The cabinet crisis come more sud-
rlunly than was expected. ,
The queen, after consulting with the
political loaders Uf'fl“ parties and with
i‘ampos. will decide \l‘hvlhrr to invite
the Cotincrvztt‘wes to commit“ in officonr
to call upon the Liberals to flSfililllt" it.
The latter will not accept other under
any MW! of yielding to pro-:mm- from
the l'tiilml Stilton or q! the dismissal of
llvncrai chlvr at American instigat-
lion. llut Sonor- flazrtstn. the Lllwml
butler. in i'rlnlldmit of his ability tn pac-
lt‘y t‘ubu and to gm,- sntis‘fltvtlwn tn the
l'nitcd Status by :Ippuitititm (lI‘Invml
("'mnpns to carry out the (‘ulmn l‘f'
forms.
Thu political horizon is. obscured, and
public "pinion it: greatly Ilix‘iIl-ul an to
tho probnhlo solution of tho Illmr'ulty.

Alleged filibuster: Held.
KI-y West. June film—Tho (lit mm. in-
cluding llw t‘l't'“‘, found on board thr-
IIilr-gvd filibustI-r l'launtlt-ss, which or-
rivml ht'l’t‘ in ('UrlltHIy of the l'nitml
Stalled r‘ruirwr hlIIrlIlI-hvnd, wrt‘v ’lr-
rnigned l-I-fIIrc l'nitul Stairs ('umnlisx-
sinner mm and WITH “11““ plum-d unilnr
a slot) lmnd in :IppI-III' III III Wx-nine-sdny.
\\ ht II District .ittnrnwy t‘lnrk will bc
hm. (I: I-nutluvt tlw iIII'I-sllimtinII.
Nothing of .I I'Ulllitlllillltl.lllllul't" Wits
found on board tho llnuntivsa. although
the «‘t‘uiser‘s ulll-‘vrs saw lllv‘ll tlIi‘nu‘iIIt:
pnt‘ituuon overboard lwfore lhv Daiml-
iI-ss mm.- in in rvply to the shots of tit.»
Mm l-iI-licavl.
'I‘h-- I‘npiurp took plowI n-vnr l'nlm
bt‘Ji‘ll lifter II throw huurs' vlmsv. 'l‘iw
cruinor flrrd llll‘t‘t' blank slum: and our
solid nil-ll lwl'on- the llnunllI-su :It-Ippml.
Among thaw nrrnicnvd worn .l. E.
i‘nrtnyzt. (‘ulouet Emilio Nunez and
Charles tillvn.
--«~M~ n
An American “hip Fired (in.
linvunn. viu Key WI-III. Juno Il.—Tllv
Word line atom or VItlt'lll’lll. \lllit‘ll ha.-
IIrI-it'mi Iit t‘ivn m1: ‘. lt‘illll‘lti llll I-xI'li-
lint I-pr-rII-ncc whim nil liuztntnnluno
buy. '
’l'ln- Spaniuh I'rulner ilI-iwt hivrmiiI-II
«taunted th-I \' :tlt'llllil in illnpiny lit!
(”Itilll‘l‘. An tiw Vulu lit‘ in did not llllllll —
IlintI-iy comply the livinu till-recites!
llml II blank shot. which won tuliuwml
Itlth lllllllt'illiilvly by It solid Ithnt.
rolling out of mum Tlli' Valencia than
Ilinitlnyml hI-r I‘olurtt.
it in until-reliant that tho l'nitmi
“lillt'lt \‘lt‘v I'Iillntll ill Hillilltlun (‘i' t‘ulut
lllnl iodmvl It tornml protmi :mnlnut ”in
not ol‘ the crulm-r. T‘IIptnln (Jilt'flilllil
loft yI-stvrdoy by the nil-IImI-r Mexico
to investigate the nffulr, which llilll a
Icrinun unto-rt.
Bhot William l'rovmntlon.
Klnirntun. N. Y.. .itIIu- 3. uu'mmm
"unllllt'l n! itmitrortim it'll! III-tiiwmtuiy
nhut in the cyan by his friend. 'i‘um Kol-
iy. in tho luttur's romidenre III-:Ir that
plum! without nny appni'nnt ‘prnwm-
lion. halting bin father for his two.
Kcily mild. "llo you wont to two how
nice 1 can shoot n mun?" llcturniim
from nnuthor room with the wcupnn.
he llrmi «tlroctly at llommcl. dI-IIimyimr
his night. and. it in thmnrht. with total
emx't. Kelly was drunk. and no mo—
title for the deed is known.

 

 

round Alter Ila-y ”Oil. ‘
(loom-moor. N. Y., Juno 3.~~Thflllildy
at William Anhlcy. who Ilimmwarm on
April 0 into two found in tim ummr
port . of tho tlouvcrnuur Wood Pulp

place. e watt carried away in it tort

 

omit the maturation oi‘ the contact. ow.
the to tho rental of tho Libnrnln to
who part in tho doliboration or the
purine.

This attitude oi the ”literal: in due to
the portionltl encounter between the
“1le n! 'l‘ettinn. the mlnlnlcr for (or

Jam. Mhioy had a sum of money in
hit purer-mun and Van an export swim-
met. and it won chimed at the llllitt
that he pained throunh tho rapids satin
l7 and boil afterward tall the country

 

Kill“ mm 0! ”MW n lilo“.

 

 

ultra Mali-u. and l’l’tlfl'ml' (Bunion. n
mount equator. on itny it. When the

outta IIWM the {not at
. .AM in

 

in! m "I VII

WWI WWW “-

Greenwich. Conn" June few-Thom“
William: Willem at the vmb ow.
saintly 1, ml “hit tempt.

minivan It pond. nine miles above titln'

 

OnoLlno of Evidence in south Nor.

wait: is Worth a Column 0:
Foreign Testimony.

Make a mental note «If this.

The indomr is well known in South
Norwal lit.

Ilia veracity is unquestioned.

You are reading local evidence.
Investigating home testimony.
South Norwallt ncus for South Nur-
walk people.

Its not from Maine or Michigan.
Suspicion can't lurk around it
Honesty 15 its prominent climatic-rig.
tic.

Home indorscmcnt its salient point.
Mr. Geo. N. Warren. oyster plnmcr
ands dealer, at No. 2 Chestnut strm,

say
“‘1 have been subjected to incicIm-m
weather, and It is quite possible that
exposure while snprrmttnding pnrtim
lar branches of my business Induml
kidncy troubles. At all events when
consignments are being shipped to l'. u
rope, and tlIis' Is the busiest part of the
season, I feel my back troubling Im-
most. I knew I had kidney complaint
{Dot 3 ion time, and chancing to see
D'oans lgdncy Pills arltertiscd as :I
kidney remcdy, and not a cure- -all I
had confidence enough in them to get
a box in Piaistcd’s drug store and try
them. The first box convinced me
that they were just what I needed, so
I took another box. 1 did not rk'l'full't'
any more after that {or my back he
came well. I prcscn ed them for my
son. who has had 3 Weak back lrom
boyhood. They cured him."
Dorms Kidney Pills are sold for 5r.
rents per box, or six boxes for $2 so
F0>l(’r— Miibnrn Co" lluil'alo. N. \.
sole drums for the U. 5. Sent by mail
on rcuipt nl price For sale by all
Ilcnlcrs. Remember the name-Donn.

-—and take no substitute.

 

THEY SAY!

Anti Thousands Echo ilIeir Senti-
merits.

 

Whit?
Tho people.
What the people say is true.
You can bet your life on that.
Who are the people?
We are the people.
But we are not all of them.
0. no! >
Not by any means.
There are others.
There are thousands of them.
There are millions!
Lots 0! them are in Norwalk.
And they say—
What?
That California Catmh (lure cures
mttrrh; that it stops hawking and
spitting and (be dropping into the
throat; that it cures the stalled up
feeling and all other irritating symp
toms.
Hero's what one of them says. only
one, but remember. there are others:
Mrs. A. M. Bedford. 27 Stuart avenue,
Norwaik. says: “Several members of
my family have used the California Ca.
tarriI Cure. which was obtained at Plain-
ch's drug store, and we all think that it
in II tine medicine. I find it very goodto
vicar the head. and my daughter Union
has found it is inv .Iiunhle in curing
lwmiuchen. from which she has tattered
for :I long tium. never having found any
thing that benefited her on thin has
done lily lIuI-bnnd has also used it for
Intnrrh in the heart and throat and wo
are all willing: to speak a goal word for
t‘ t‘. t) , for we know It in good. "
ltrenk up your colds with California
(lat ll’l’ll (' pro and prevent colds “hung-

iug IIII.’ “old by all dealers 500: three
times nstiInt-lt ti.

Health and happiness are relative con—
dition-z at any rate. there canbo littlo
happiness without health. To give this
body it: full nwouure of strength and
merry. tho blood should boltept porn
and vigorous. by the use of Ayer l Bar-
anpnrlliu

“They nroduudit It.” said Thus. Bow—

on. of tho (trinket. Texan. Eaton) rprito.

while writing about lloWitt's Littlo

hurly Ettore. the famous little pills for

Iiok lundncho and thunder. of tho

alumna}! nudiiver. 0.0. Btillson and
end .

The Wontiiold (ind )Nowlt print: tho
following in regard to an old midout oi
thittplucr: ”ll‘l'llllk MoAvov. tor many
yours in the employ of the L . N hit

1:. lty. burr. tan: '1 lIIIvotIIIod (Jimm-
llerluln' It (mile. Cholera and Dian-bum
itmtmly for ten yearn or loam—«am

never without it in my innill 1 non»
Illilot' it tho hunt romod tho ltintl
mauntorturod. l tattoo ruin roo-

ouuncudiair it. ’ " It in n Ipooiilo for It“
bmrol (linden. For note by G U.
Stillmu. W

Molt ooughu ml, to our-oil in a four
hour: or at any raipinn tow do" by
Ayor's Cherry Buoyant. With such a
prompt and more remedy u this at hand.
own- is no hood of prolonging the axon
ior wrote and mootho. Keep th
moody in your hm.

Don't neutral n couch Mauro the
weather in pleasant. him the next
storm roll: Imam! it may develop Into a
minus dillrglgu beyond repair. (flue
”lit" “at." . l." “i“? "i “m"
II II n int ss. .
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