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(Math-«mm
Pamhwhiohmesn
and ammo
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W the min at—
”pattern.
': tr. '0' l Elnlrl Waist.
HINT“ RY MAY “ANTON.
The model here given is a deciled
.. lion from the severely plain shirt
’ and is designed for attsm ion
fllhioned in glace, tafleta. India,
,. .0! diluty orgaudy. Asyepreemt-
lit-developed in batiete, With mm m l
m that is freely strewn with polka
[hippie-green. At the neck is a
mains band beneath a crushed
,,. ”of green talleta. Narrow lrills
3? the throat and wrists atford a dainty
loll An attractive feature is the
w yoke that is laid in downward
1 tanks and arranged over a short
I yoke, to the lower edge of which
itchiness of the front and back are
M. The fullness at the waist line is
W by close overlapping plants.
1‘» lower edge of the waist may be
wander the dress shirt or over, as
protected. The closing of the waist is
elected in the centre with studs through
the box-plain. the fronts being joined to
W'btwk’by shoulder and under-aim
“ms. The stylish sleeves present in
, "cntirolyuew feature, tucks being la2d
from the wrists to above the elbow; they
ategathered at the top and completed
‘ 8 the wrists by frills that turn back
from the wrists. A belt with metal
clasp! encircles the waists.
All sheer and dainty fabrics will tie-
WWy by the mode, introducing
Burn. may batist, foulard, talleta or
Tom-kethls waist for a lady in the
medium size will require three and sev-
on-eightha yards of thirtv’six inch wide
material. The pattern, No. 7005, is out
instantia- a 32, 34, 36. 35 and ~l0-llll‘h
bust measure, and retails for twentycflve
00!“.
’5tvrst
I0 SEI'I'IIEL
, 000 PO"
mute tantamount alas l)
H .
lllls 00th lb {gmgo and addreus
Sturtavaat’a Iarula flours
Ill!
ADD]!!! ........-~..........-.,...
PATTI!!! lo. hm. 8111.....- IN
oi... anemone
' 7.4% are hanging wallpaper for 2.30.
V “M (100510 roll. The J. T. l'l’llwltt onm.
' pony. 96 Washington street.
The Greatest Remedy.
I! R. B. Groove, merchant. of Uhil-
heels. Va., entities that he had con-
. wasglven up to die. sought
medical treatment that money omild
. tried all cough mnodios he
laurel. but not no relief; smut
nixhtasittiu up in achalruvus in.
00 try Dr. lng‘u New Ilimsovory,
cured by use at two bottles. For
years has been attending, to
and says Dr. King's New [lis-
tlts Branden. remedy ever made.
‘ .. done In much tor him and also
in his community. Dr. Kinr'a
is guaranteed for mug is.
‘ mmption. It tit‘in't (all,
In. II R. HJ'IIlswd'n drug
lot-walk.
lost.
actuation as Dr.
losoonsnmptlon.
p colds.” emand it and do
wit-Mar to sell you some
Hewlllnot chum there is
FIGHTFDBWIIITEMETAL
§llvcr Republicans Organize a
National Party at Chicago.
LARGE REPRESENTATION PRESENT
leonuresunan Town at Minnesota Is
Chosen Permanent Chairman of the Ex-
ecnuve Committee rv‘lteuolntlons' Adopt-
ed Defining the (tweets and Plans.
Chicago, June 9.~Tblrty-two sluice
Wore rcprceemcd at the lion nwetlm:
oi the pruvlnionnl committee of the Na»
tionnl Silver Republican party. which
met in executive session at the Leland
hotel. llosblee the comuiltleenwu or
the vnrioue sluice represented over 100
silver Republicans wen- lll‘vill‘lll from
all parts of the country. The states rep-
resented were Alabama. Arkansas, (tul-
llornln, Colorado, Connecticut, Dl‘lfl-
were, Idaho. Illinois. lndlaua. Iowa.
Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana. Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota. Mltltluu'
ri, Monlnnn. Nebraska. New Jersey.
New York, North Dakota, Ohio. Okla-
homa. Overrun, Pennsylvania. South
Dakota, Utah, Washington. Wisconsin.
Wyoming and West Virginia.
The meeting was called to order by
ox-l‘onnrossmun Charles A. Towne of
Minnesota, chulrmnn or the provisional
committee, who dl-llvorcd the opening
nddrosa, in the course ol which '10- said:
"Our motives are these: We desire
nbovc all things else of immediate polllc
lonl mm'orn Iho'spemly ro-oslnblishtnem
in the Unitml Stall-st or ll‘llt‘ bimetalllsm.
[he amm- prlvilcgo of “‘90 minoxi- at
”it“ mint for lmlh will] and Rllvor um]
absolute equality between them In all
money power. when coined. with the op-
tion to every payer, whether the gov-
ernment or on individual. to obomie
what coin shall be the basis of payment
in every Instance. We wish to do all
in our power to advance this happy r'on-
summation, and we realize that I! this
great cause is to Fl.ll"(‘(‘t‘(l in tho clov—
iions of 1893 and 1900 it mu do HI) only
through thc'uddltlon to the allied armies
of 6,000,000 that followed tho banner of
the joint standard in mm of at least
some hundreds of thousands of Repub-
licans of that contest."
in conclusion, he said the immediate
business in bond Was the determination
of the time and piano for holding a na-
tional reinvention. the membership of
which could make an truihnrituiivo doc-
lurali-m of principles, and the discussion
and adoption of a plan or gem-ml or-
guuization in the state-s and territorlos
would follow.
Committees on order of buslrwss and
plan of organization were (hi-n uumml.
of which latter ox—Sonutor Iluimis of
Idaho was mad:- chairmen.
A resolution was pnsxsod admitting to
the meeting the visiting silver lln-pub-
llonns who Were not members or the
provisional mmmltIo-w and giving tlimu
all privileges («cow that of voting.
Plan of ()rganlmtlon.
The following resolutions. outlining
the plan of action to be pumucd by the
party and rr‘w'onmwmllux Ibo appoint-
ment of :1 national (‘l'lllllllllll'lf' of sou-n.
were ndoptr-cl: '
Win-rots, lt is not the prnxinvv- of Ibis
mummitlo-u lo nnlirlxmlv lb: :u‘llnn n! thr-
nntlonul mnvv-niinn In tho rornmtim u!
5: platform and decimation of- 5)..“ in. LT,
ml, .
“‘hormm. ln nrdo-r [u provltulw :mvlurlu
for olthrr rnlzuudl T'slowlinu or mz-m lu- —
N'llli‘illon :I‘é in ”I" ”Mort oi thr- muniti-
lmtlnn. it is pl‘liiln'lll In mak» luwun the
controlling primiplus of in: l'xiriia‘btl‘,
llll'l‘l'fnl'r'.
losolvrd. 'l‘lmt ilu- Silwr It-pnbiimti
party of tho l‘nilmi Sui-as {.u-urs rim
lmmwliuto I'MJtlrllSlilllv-lil u! blmwtnllivm
by tho Ind-ltn-mlnnt :u'tlon of tho I mml
Slut-'54 through lliv {rm- 00“”!le of lnth
silt‘vl" and unit] nl lllt‘ mil” n! It; in i and
tho viollilng of hulh anIul-i comm mm
vvvry :illlllllllu- of toll loom-i. u'iib lb:-
right or t-vu-ry ulnlunr tu rh-mm- whit-ll
who shall in) the Insist ol 1» n'nh-ul, .mil.
Rt-Hnli‘otl, 'l'llui ”lt' .ll'lllt\l‘lllllli Hi Illi'i
grunt nlljm'l I~z .lm—m-vl Ivy us 'Il l’vllrl'
mount pnlltlml iTmmrT.:rm~ .md shall funn
lilo ountrullllll! mum» ..f not pull“. .Il .n .
tlon Iinlll It Is .ll’t’rtllll'llfi‘lll d.
Your mmtniitm» on mam uni mum-
lanI-m {or llw Hill. Tr llwlmblimn putt
.f tln- l'unml Htttvs logs ll',l\v' in “now;
llild, unr I'--tmll
First “r rn-nmmvnd Ihv opponimmi
of .l mil.on;ll ran-Tilly. minimum. or a}.
on mnlnlu-w, lm lvuliuu llu' mum“! All ur—
mzm. to luv np»»in'ml by llll‘ rimunui. n!
llu- llJIIMlml tvnllllllfllrv
Snood. ‘I'lmt lbw Ivllllllilll‘l' In
pnwm'ml in Likv Mull who” as non lo‘
ovum-dry Ill'v't'vll'l‘ T» nil wt in.- to is.
win-b may t-xnt at .m) turn in (In :..I-
tlotml Dublin”: 1‘.
Third. 'l'h. l‘XI'l‘llle .wmmmo “db
lllv Sld‘llt’ .‘ltiil l'mlvltll «Il lln IMIIunAl
T’vimmlilw. is willie-rm -l 1.. mil in auburn
'lll~
”I lullW'llllnll ul tha- l-l.i\-T Ill-pylon no
party In mul ll vorli Ilm- .md pl w on
Iluy mm lb own-l. nod to In rt .i the
llt‘i'l“0~.|r)‘ ll:.l nls llll‘l'l (or.
It'ullrlll In thew rial-1| allure arms»-
lamb-n,» .m- llnl morph i.» 1'» Illvlnm T». of
the lmllvlml minimum to «on «no.
Hull'- Ink“ with Huv- Timid ill! Tbi Iii-ill
of ill.- Imllnnzll rhmulih . «Hindi-4 .xx
ltl‘t- IH'II‘FHJF} lu lumplI-h Hic'll Hl‘u ill in
Hull. .
'l’lw revolutions wow sluuwl by I’rml
1', llulmlu, I'lltllvl. olmll'ttsilll: .l. J. Hill‘-
lu-l', Ullln. J. ll ('llll‘kaull. Mlasnm'i, I-I,
L'. Wolhum. Mirltluuu; A .l. Muom'lt,
Konluvlt)‘. A. M. tllowtmnn, (albumin.
l'bm'lus A. ’l‘uu‘uv. Minmrutzl, und “MI
:4. I’M". m'I'l‘I-lltl'y, Nun \‘nrk.
i‘lmrbm A. ’l‘onoo o! Minuteman uaa
vlwlwl pvnumu-ut l'llitlllllilll ol' the mt-
liunnl mmmltllie.
New l’orh um lleoonwa n l'rlmmo.
llouwn, June 0. l'lun‘loe Ilulll'lmll dcl
Monte wna umn'lml lo-rv in Minn Juno
Alli-u (‘nlupbolh Ilfluulllltr of tho llllt‘
floors» W. Campbell of New York. The
strum", whom- lull usum' om]. lllll- are
with: llnilrlmu dl'l Monlo ilnnln Marlo.
ltl‘llll'o dl Hun ll‘oustluo. in now ”to hood
of one of Ibo oldrsi .iml llllllll honor”!
(umlIb-u in Italy. Mo to pouuouaml ut u
t'outlormlllo Million, and but lll‘iulltlllll-'
tors urn at The Marlo-villi minor. in
ltmne. His two ulntvru. who have rm
sided with him. are mid to be among
tlu umal Iu-nulllul Worm-n in Home.
. ernad Station unbou- Sentenced.
Nnvrlstown. I’n., Juno 0.. ‘WuIter ll.
Rooney, who wait arrested at tlomuwv-
ville. N. .l.. nevcral Wot-lib «no on. ”In
chni'lto ol rabblnu lwwral atullnlis ml
the lloudlnu rallroad. wan urrulmu-d in
court here and pleaded chilly. lie was
multiplied to hire years in thv Western
poullcullnry.
Prominent lame Ila- head.
Portland, Mo... June [widows has
been revolved how that A. ll. llnlllllltm.
for many your: secretary of the Maine
state fair. is dead In llcotland. Ib- went
there In April with his wile on burl-
mm. lie was 12 years old.
mum-a
nu til-eta It.» at Darts-loa-
WI m. it“. Imam “MIG u.
wile custom in on m«
as In,“
Knou
OF
3012
4
THE
1
683 pair Men’s Calf Skin, Lacs Tip, worth $3.00.“
I” “ “ " “ Plain Toes, " 3.00 ” .
45 " " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 "
85 ." " Globe Toe lip, " 3.00 “ .
320 “ “ Plain lee, Lace “ 3.00 "
n u u s H
I30
. .
easeams In new use recurs shots.-
M u I! I ll
l50
300
Lace Shoes, worth
I!
fine goods, button and lace, at SLOO a pair.
Astonish You.
Bu: on: warm or your MONEY sun
SPECIAL NOTIGE
mm: N Sun.
’We Are
Here
Now is the time to
.get a ’90 ()olumbiuior
$75.00
Hartfords,
$40, 50, 60. i0yster.
Clam,
F. S. A M 8 L E Elam",
l
:9 WALL STREET.
Normllk Fruit and
Ir. ., _. m _ . _ VagatabIa
I I o
William 0.. Jesse, 305mm
l8. WIINIIBTON SWEET.
Mlllfléfilfli'l‘ Will
years ago
\vlmlcsnlc
tiul
Fish,
Conocctl: ul
1M Wltbllllllmltl MIN l.
-
0b,
\
' unlnuttm's.
stain-rut umou aucwunw
mo» and Venture"
IILIVIIID l0! noun
ln bull: to the trmlo; also in bottles on any
part oi the oily and vicinity tor fltllllly use.
l’minpt attention to mull “ram.
nun me.
liy whom". estimates. nlul lulll‘llnlto I
pmmlseurl let u returns in the intone. ._
maple may be mind (or at “moduli. not
orsll limo. A policy in the lfonuwtimlt
tleneml Lilo lmufltliue Co. in what the
people will have allot they have been
duped lliwsotnu «theme 0! clump louur.
anon. ('ltcap insurance In like cheap moi»
try; It isn‘t Worth much.
It you want protection for your l
or (”1le MW
ll! or no i “2:83.”... “"3335
w:'i..r..z.t....:;:“°in.i:i , , ,
out Intelsat.
“ “flfkflhd‘m'
omoa.
WW:
. _ n
We
Toll-pl" ruo. new
At the some
place where you
found us illit‘lcui
l . in the
and rc-
HUNT I: ZILUF’F.
”union to
ti. it. Patent mun
"Wit to llllll
till! en». «.‘lo Help street,
030"”
D. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
W Who lira
WI
Dr. I'. lob-vow,
0. I. Owner Wellington and
iranhlln “roots
momma and Monument I o. in.
mm no human or
mun
Fashionable Shoes
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN}!
GREATEST SLAUGHTER, 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. Norwalk.
The very best goods at one hall their regular value,
Last week l went to Boston and “bile there bought of the celebrated Parker, S;.mpson, Adams 8: Co., a
86000 STUCK FUR FlF'l‘Y CENTS ON Till-Z DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and olier the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’S SHOES.
. . . 8.15
. . . . L75
. . . L75
. - . . . L75
' . . l.75
"The ubrwo goods are inurlv of the finest Cull b‘kin, and very pair wort-noted.
I00 pairs Ian's French Gall, Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth “.00 at . .
' " " “ Bull Dog Toe, Worth $4.00, at
Every man in South Not-wall; mu nll'ord to wmr prim" leather this so minor and RSVP the expense of shoe polishing.
$2.50
2.50
I00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lacs, . . . $2.50
Too “ " “ " " “ Cap Toe Lace, . p . . . . 2.50
IOO “ Russet Lace, Plain Toe, . . . 2.00
Ladies, Read This!
l50 Pairs Ladies' Patent Leather ‘l’lp, Up-To-Date Shoes, all sizes and widths,werth $2.00, at 85c
0
z 00, at 85c
Lounshury, Mathewson & Cola Fine Shoes, a'little imperfect,“ must and black,
‘ Ladioe, those minds of ismucbury. Motlhowmn N Ho‘s are diamonds.
500 Pair llasea’ and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Sutton, at Prices 50 Low it Will
This is; the ~4erth soil.- 1 how eve-r ofl‘u-rnd. rtml i know them grinds cannot be do.
pileup-«l unywhem at anything like the print. Como nod get the bargain oi your lilo-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scoficld & lloyt'e Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm old. Dicker-
“... l
I'l'ld. l'l”'lil§ lililh’ll
rmd lot the light shine upon the hand
HilllIr-mllul'luu nutltlmiunol the moot»
him wall paper that we luwe hung from
our lzllcst potterua. it ill on beautiful in
client as the rich rolurinut and dmuuu
of the {moon or moral artist. without
tin- uunooxpcow ntuwhinn to it. lint
l-otlluu papers, lru zen. hull pnmrs. ole.
uro mind to tho best design» of the int
lhl on wall or Fulllllfl. from Inc to or»
double roll
Store Open (role 7 ans. to 0 that.
l’nlutors' Supplies,
M'tlstls’ Materials.
Art (hallo.
l'icturel.
l’lotuma Framed to Urdu.
l'ninllou. l'apor Hanging, llewrsliun
and than l’alntlnu.
I
D Ell.
To Wanhiapton Street. Hamil: vaalll
m
Inna: vows
w A N 1' I K N O we:
or no
IVIIIII “It'll“.
LUNCHEON
BEEF
Milt“ sum
“Mullahs M
mood hashes.
3'33”}!
m ,
lg.
..
on.
ROBINSO 's TROUBLES.
WW
Belem l'arkhurat Declares Again-t El-
wine's alt-Slayer In 1"ch Actions.
Elmira, N. 31, June 9.-'Jfld8f’ John
F. I'orkhursi or with has handed down
0. very important di‘l‘lzilnll as refs-roe in
the live notions brought by the Mutual
Litr- lnhunmnc rompony of New York
against David C. ltoblrmou and limmo
A. Illl‘lllll‘llll of this city and ntlloril to
foreclosure mortgages nggrvnnling
nearly smooth. The di'fPllLlulltfl had
put in Counter claims to the mnrltmrzb
of ovc tllsinllfro, so that the total
nm'run ll’lVlJVt’d was about $1,500,000.
In with I»! tho live notions llvlorm-
l'nrltiznrsl dismimd tho counmpiumo
.{ tho rlv-l'vurlunin upon tho llIl‘l'iH 2.1M
,qurdod judmnmm of toiwinsurv.
The following nx'l- the amoumu of tlie'
Judoownts in “ill'll o! the five notions:
At'iinn No. 1, SIM,“ '8; Eu. :3, Sl'ln
532.5”! NH. 3, $53,002» a, Nu. II, $1.50,»
657.77: No. 3. 3ll,"7l.lll.
'l‘hé- tolul indemnity in the Ilw- M'-
llnl'th' itflltl'wlruil- dill-5 “2.3.59.
li-oriuus how lawn in lll‘vgl'tn-N in
thin r-iiy and Now York for the» plat
lliim: months. A few duys ago l‘nlouoi
{l'ilrlllr'nlt one lllllll'll-tl by a growl jury
in er'.’ Yuri-z fir :lllegi rl ('lllli--’I.Zl"‘llil'll!
of tho money 4»r Ih" inaui'onx'o ('lllllflil'
‘ny In August, “1‘2. and about the alum“
lime llw mmplny advertised for m!»
wailriiiwr ul' l'ulttlll‘l ltobimon with-h
ho hm! tub-ulnml to at ("are looms c'xwwul-
illl! “.lllllUNvl m min». Tho sale was
udv-rrtisvd to (aka rim-e yesterday in
NM\\' York. but "-yluuwl Ilnlilmmn ’lll-
milled n temporary stay from l'ouuty
.luJuc I'l‘liil of (hi: nity ordering ho
llltlllhl‘ to I.» :lrcuwl b. pm» the cpl-viii
town in thin . lty .w to whvtlwr tho may
should b:- wlv nil-”l. Aitm' limiting the
urgumv-m .losrlve Lynn reins wl to grant
lhl,‘ slay. The matter will bv- awn-41rd.
SAYS HE IS SCHLATTER.
A Man ('lnlmlug to lie the Divine "valor
Turns Hi In Cluelnml.
('ll'l‘u‘llllnl, Jun.- 19.w.\ man who «iv-,-
(‘lxtrL'r' lllli’ lo i< Francis Swlilotlvr, .ho
tilingwl litullv'l‘. ultu watt ”polio-l l“
have ‘lztllv‘il himsrlt’ to drill: in 1.1m-
has .tl'l'll'ml in l‘ivveinnri mu! '2»:
chipping: at :o boarding liousu nu ilown
slit-wt. With izaen is :1 twin lmlwl Hol-
lrinrlnmvrxwr' of Xvi-u York. who my,“
they Tub-m! to own an institute in this
vi'y, I
It Is difliruit to prowl or disprove the
vilim of the illlv‘jnll l‘oolvr. inmiiier- if
ll“ is 5'. hidizrr hr llllrl shox‘ml his lil"l7'~l,
Mil 1hr?" i< witaixdy n slt'nn; infirm—
Mauro llr‘l‘AW'lI in: ft“lilll't“:= .mzl smu-
vxi llir‘ publoimi pit Hire; of $412; .
ll.» l‘muhmi Kiln". ill“ .lli-‘Til; in i-‘(is «li-
rrr'lvl t» the :‘l.’|l‘\'.‘!!i in :41“ I'_\‘ and l-
chmi that hr bull lu-m muting his
moihvr zit Bordeaux. a few mibs from
Nashvilln.
t'u,
BASEBALL.
The National League Gum”.
At l‘udélun—
ltrsmn ”01113310 0-3
l'itrsburu ...... o H o I 0 l 0 I I ~l
lln-‘lwn llitv. ii run“ 3'. l'll's-
hurt: ~ Hits. 1“. vii-re. 2.
Mandi“; of tho Clubs.
W l.. i'.('. W. l.. l‘.l'.
fflilllmllrl'. _.‘. P 2:15 llrw l:lg.n .lfl l'v Sill
ll. Jun .3 1‘ on. l‘l;:!...i it 'n..." l“ T-il
l'illl'ilill,ll‘ l l: H- - it! on
NH.» Yuri. it "I .2’» «‘1; , Ii 37*
l'E-hlnil . .‘I n 'L. ' .7; .fl'fl
i'izt-iuit: I“! i, ' ‘- hi M;
.‘Illrdrrul In ll (‘nanru-mn.
.Iv'nbllwzi l'.':., .\Tl.. .l::x:~ 1' » .\ trun—
nly u i. i. 4' ~. l. ._ in Jun v 4
mum on .2: . 3': 3. :.~ ll.1.’l 12.1: n: 21'-
vl-i .[ .i:vl dill ll l:.x‘.' . \m. iii ”it“
not him: vt tin mm {A 1» l. 'l‘hv Tori."-
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“L.\'ur ~lmal- l tu‘lnm.
out. ill; on
Am“: now-V. . l '
Ltmltnlt Hm «I "ll“xllllllt 'Mv-llnu.
lwlls‘uii .l’lllv " ’l‘: “l *.;Il=' l‘
ozttamll'mlliit. l ‘- l'. Lil‘l.
in w ltw“ ll- l and >31." “,‘5"]
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mil: Ila -\. ;‘. Ill“. . ' l.‘
to.» I» .ln :9; l‘ W 7 . r‘
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ll” .iuoli: m 2 in um». i: 1‘ hi
nil in l s » Ilr
To: limit 3.2:: .
Isnntot :m-lim'. l
.l«l\\..lll|'l y unwilm Hi
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.
ll'lxfil ii if».
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llJKtlllllfll tor lbw throw. SM “'3”, mm
it is ln-lb vvd llw milieu» mg. m m. .o»
wives ll «us “unload: dumb: ch :2
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How’s This!
We offer One Hundred lllllars ile-
ward for unylww oi (lutnrrh that cannot
be cured by llnll’u tlntnrrh Cara.
F. .l. Cheney dz l) ., l’rop4., Toledo, ( i,
We the undersigned, have lmown F.
J. Cheney {or the last fifteen ours,
and believe him perleotly honornlle in
all business transactions and llnuucinlly
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Would: 'l‘mux. wholesale «imprison,
Toledo, 0. Waldiug, Kiuuaudt Marvin,
wholesale droughts. Toledo, Ohio.
Hull’s (Jntztrrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, noting directly upon the blood and
mucous uniforms"! the syetcut. l’rioo,
73:2. perlmttlc. Sold by all druggistu.
Testimonials live.
According to the newspapers, on llhio
husband became the happy father of seven
children not long ago. (it the sow-u all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlniu‘o Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for ereup,
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, um:
50 insured his children against the»:
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Sonic for ten, some for twcnt and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly um.
wrmnnently cured by using Dower.
Witch Hazel Salve, tho great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases.
(i. U. Stillson and E. 1’. Wood.
The Best Iteniclly In Ilhslnaalisst.
From the Fulrhaven (N. Y.) Realm r.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village,
states that for twenty-live yours ltl‘i
wiiehns been usullerer from rhr-nnm.
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that the was nearly crazy.
Sh:- scut Mr. Rowland for the llt‘K'lm'
but he had read of Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and socnrmi
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland’s purchase at lint, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to g‘:
mslocp. Sheimw applies it whenowr
ehefeele attache or a pain and finds
that it always gives reliM. lie sny>
that in; medicine which she liztd mod
over did her as much good. The 23 and
So cont sizes for sale by U. C. Stillson.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
“One Minute Cvmgh Cure saved mv
only child from dying by croup." it
has saved timnnnnds of others fluttering:
from croup,pnoumouio, bronchitis and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
(l C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Bitten: Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilions colic will be pleased to know the
prompt reliol may by. bad by taking
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diur-
rhoon Iieumly, and if taken as salon :14
the first indication of the disease up-
pvnrs. it will provont the attack. For
sale by G. U. Stillson.
Don't thin your blood with sassnlmq
or poison it with blue-muss; but :tul nu-
turn- by Thing DQWiIt's [Milo Early
Risers, the famous little pills for con-
stipntion. biliousnl‘so nod stonmoh moi
livuirtronhlts. They are purely vege-
lulu:
“It it the Best on Earth."
That is what Edwards dc l’nrlwr, mor-
olmnts of Phillis, (in, any of ('l‘lllllilu‘l'.
lion's l‘niu llnim, for tlu'uumtieiu. lame
luu'k. :llrp seated and muscular puns.
Swill by (i, C. fillllellll.
Silk lifilllill'lll’ can be quickly and
completely (IVI'YL‘Ollli' by ux-im: thw-
lnmuu- lltlll'plllii lmmvn us“l)«WItt'~
Lott: llmlv llieern.” U. (J. sullen
l' ,h. 4 \ i... ljx ft ,l, 3» Mill l’: l’. “'09“.
’ “ 7;". J“ g \' «1.911 ,1 “1 moron-0! lvy Brain-0!
“.3 h ,w, . , ,. ,. i m. Auk your armor tmluyloshow you n
W 4,, - ,. ,, g, .\ plivkuflv ul llrmul I, the new food drink
, 1 l , I t, . tluit lulu» tho piano 0! ('lllllt‘ Tho
.h. H a . l . children may onukit without injury as
, , l. , , I. H , , , ,, \lvll Its the mill". All Mm try It. lllil‘
,l, ,L _, M ,. , .,, git lli'ou-I l hm that to it Will brown of
, ”W, ‘._ ,1 H ... , 3; y, . , ”tool... or In». but it In mmt- from pun
M, ,1“ 4.. ‘ ,,,, 1- . ",Il‘dlhie. and lb“ tum-t dolu'ull‘ T-tulmu'li
lll'll‘l'llr it u ll‘holll distress.
: llll' pin a- of mil-w.
\ pavhnpo.
lluo-luiit‘lll
lie". uml ‘2': do. In?!
sold by oil “run 11.,
H, . . .
‘l'vr'lllslollroklvuk-ll is u terrible M-
«uhut tn l.l‘ burnt ll or m'dllll'll: but the
pom and agony and Ibo frightful «its.
llgmnmum l'.lll be quickly momuuo
without immut- it war by onmu ll»-
Wlll , WIMT llsm l sum. ll. (7, Hi...-
n-ll and E, F. Word.
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wChup tls'tom-y
Wu him- on bond Mt‘rrul m u not
joblot llllllu'mls nod unblondn lion w.
willprmtut tlu-follouiuuprum: i oi
quarter blllbmulu 01.00. additional
““31le mm li‘flli blllhoads ll 27.,
additional l,llll'u. lint; nmeluwla, hum,
ti 2e. mlditiounl Leon's. me. l'dllilllllt.
25mm Um extra. 'l‘hhl slmlr in ol
lair quality. You can have it at above
“lam as long as it lulu. Evening tloo
Not only piles of tho wry world kind
can boomed by lloWlll’t Witch llm <I
finite, but mwtuu. wold», berm, looms.
bulls. others. and all olhol’ akin trouble»
mm be instantly relieved by tho mow
nobody. 1M}. Nlilleou ill"! in: 1‘. “ml.
Fun cripple covet.
Afterlhcblg ill-sin Uri lo ltr-wlr. l
Ioolt a tiny sewn: cold am mm "out!
totuedloa without help. thomhl only bi"
mouth" ml to with-ll. Alter union Ibrm
small bottles oi Ohmils'tlnlu‘o lino!“
lteumly. both the was it and lilllll Ml
ill". and In Ibis high a titudo It brim éi
meritorious tumult named] to m not
gins! ~ ll. ll. llendrtaon. alum liml!
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