v ”1.6Irls" Corsets-t Slurt
mm BY MAY MAN‘I'ON.
and wool plaid made this unique
' ~ - . t that comprises a shirt and
till one and can be worn with
styles of guimpes. In the pres-
. . . the predominating tones in
‘ were deep cardinal, black, may
’t ‘ worn with n guimpe of plain
, in the first named warm tint.
holes are Worked in the pretty
' bodice through which scarlet
were drawn. which may be
, . , however. by tiny buttons of
black satin. The neat oorselet
but aoontinuation of the skirt proper
, is shaped by front, side and back
W Below the waist line the motor-
il laid in deep underlying pluits,
munch gore orsection the appear-
“ a single wide box-plait. The
limb sumelently full at the lowar edge
and has a stylish flare. The practical
W will realize the possibilities of
M I garment. Exquisite French
plaids. comprising red. blue and green
shades. when fashioned in this style,
Ml! be worn with a guimpe in any one
“I“ or Wilding shades, thus
aphasingvariety. The model
develops prettily in all seasonable
, undoanbemade of plain materials
, worn with a guimpe or waist in
m MM or novelty goods. One
Mama seenhadthe skirt of black
' . yellow stripes with a guimpe in
Map yellow silk. To make this skirt
fill
out in sizes for girls six. eight, ten,
evolve and fourteen years of age, and
value sssTIsEL
‘. OOUPON ‘
teensmtemnanrof sIze No.
08*”
' NI out. In your nameendsd Ir a
Aflmallortskeltte , £ a
“I mu 0 ts oents will
~ ‘ “fin-$793”. if!“
”.mw
, . .. George Allenmfthe Alzha
' ~ ~ club, was in Hartford Saturday,
:rolatlve to the club's hieyole
4 I“ ‘H .0
. Mimosa lemony.
3. Guam. merchant. o! Chil-
mazflllloe that he“ had Guil-
- . you up to e. sound
hangout that money mind
_ , Ill cough remedial be
01. but got no relief; spent
up in aehalrmas In-
, . 3’s New Dlmwery,
moitwolxrttles. For
been attending to
M .Kiag's New Dir.
- , remedyevor made.
0 much for him and also
mushy. Dr. Kim’s
form it.
. . . . It don’t all.
3.1%“de drug
"it!" good Dr
‘ fl M .
M“, . for consumption,
N W M It and do
to all you solos
not olsim there ll
t in order to malts
Mummy else
You ‘ went Dr.
youltnow
n.
m
Mlflwgw
._ it.
buns an new.
Rev. B. A. Bands. 02¢th
the entire week. Twith rheumatism. The
at his home. oosupxeu the pulpit Sunday
morning. In the evening special Chil-
dren's Day exercises were held. '
Postmaster J. B. Bollard is learning
lasts about the postofiloemreparstory to
taking control July lsl. Mr. Ballard’s
assistant will be Miss Katherine Beeley.
T. W. Austin and Mr. Ballard are still
in conference regarding the emotion of
a post-office building near the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wuem, of New
York? are visiting at the home of Mr.
Wuorz's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Wuerz. Mr. Waera. who has been sick,
will remain in town about a month.
A Junior Epworth Magoo was organs
ind in the Methodist Episcopsl'ohurch'
Thursday allernoon, with Mrs. George
Kemp as president, and Mrs. Charles
Weber and Miss Helen Schildknecht as
her assistants.
The remains of Marie Adelaide,
daughter of Mrs. Agnes (J. Wood, re-
cently burned to death in New York,
willbebronghtto Noratou. today. for
interment in the Weed cemetery.
The Senior Epworth league will send
the following delegates to the conven-
tion at Bridgeport. Tuesday: Miss
Abbie Ogden, Mrs. Charles Weber and
Mrs. George Kemp.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Dorian. will hold their aunnuI
strawberry festival tomorrow night In
the Town Hall.
Henry Sands, who is uttending’the
Centenary Institute at llaokettstown,l\'.
J.. has returned home [or the summer
vacation.
Mr. Gordon, of New Yorkwas the
guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ill.
Willmott. of Leroy avenue.
Mrs. G. A. Francis, of Bridgeport. in
spending a few days with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Send».
Mrs. J. Whitney has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Chiohesler. in
Stamford.
Mrs. Stephen Hall has gone to ring
Harbor, L. I . to visit her son. E. A.
Hall.
A small party of nypsies is eneamyml
near Spring Grove cemetery.
ROWA YTON.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. White gave a re.-
eeption in honor of their guest, Ilev. C.
H.1’otter. Among those present vwre
Rev. Mr. Hands and wife. Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Sharer, Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, Mrs
J. B. Raymond, Mrs. E. Themes, Mrs
Lewis Raymond Mrs. vS. White, Mrs.
Ann Themes, Miss Louise Stevens. Miss
Sarah Jack. Miss Kate Stevens. ile-
ireshmeuts were served.
The District Division of the Sons of
Temperance will meet with Rising Star
Division, in Crew‘s lull. tonight at 3
o'clock. A very interesting programme»
hasheen arranged for the «wanton. and
a pleasant time is assure] all who
attend.
Mrs. Henry (Jase, who sprained her
ankle by falling down stairs, is in a
oritiealcoudition. It was necessary to
set it in plaster of Paris.
Miss Carrie Potty, of Heliport. and
Miss Henry, of New York. uwnt tinn-
day with Mr. and Mrs. lra Polly and
hit. and Mrs. Elmer Case.
Km. William Jana-s, of New York,
mlved at Elim Home, lit-ll Island. mo
dilemma. Others are expected tumor
row.
John I). Feller. Jr.. of llrmklyn, Villa
In town. Saturday. looking for a place
to wcnpy this summer.
1". llaylstln has graded the grounds
nbout hls lat-wry.
wrsnirsux.
The Winnipauk «:ltoil entortainnwnt
Was wall attended rlatnrday night. An
interesting prouronnae was very oredl
hly prom-mod hythe scholars. 'l‘hv
ehornsol older ulrln sang Vt'l'y sweetly.
and the little ones. with tlwlr pretty
drIIIs and mugs. delighted The smileam
"Tim Practical Joke" was very gem!
and loudly applauded. Tllllpltl’l oi the
aunt was well taken by Miss .lnsle Nun.
loin. Another taking dialogue wan
“Ilwaolhoarts.” the parts of which were
taken by Ilttle l’aol Dine and a sweet
little uer. The tableau, "Night Fleeing
Below llornlnu.” woman of the pmt~
nest thlnus of the evenlnu. Miss Haggis
(Aideawm “Night” and list Annie
ltlder “Ilmlnu.‘ Master lander: save
on amusing mltstlmi, “'I‘ho Judgment
Dry.“ and the pretty “timid Night"
sonar was an appmprlate ending of The
whole. ltla understwd that the pro»
needs will be out to parents new
W!
w...........w.ww
Unchained letters.
‘ Followlaulsallstm letter; momma. out
lulled lorlorthe weak elnlinslune lit, at the
following wasbol'lllm. I'Tsmle mlllu tor
them ulmnld any they are advemml:
so» anemia. Berle. Ila» Burr lira»
dunk. not llodv. l
"‘ Iv. a. utwss. I'. s.
Mohammhssboenilluorlr
ailment has stalled hint to his bed. .
, Rev. William Guggenheimmilirldue' 1
port. who hnbeen spending the week
MEN,I'wonEu-AN‘D CHILDREN}!
DQUBLEWHEOF Your no
- THE
llEY SALE! _
GREATEST SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. Norwalk.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week l went to Ilpston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 8i Co. a
$6000 STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’S SHOES.
883 pair Men's Gall Skin, Lacs
lip, worth 53.00.3t . .
. . . . $l.75
'23 u u u u Plain 70.3. " 3,00 “ . . . . . L75
55 “ “ Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 “ . . . . . L15
as ". “ Globe Toe lip, “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L75
320 " " Plain Toe, Lace “ 3.00 " . ‘ . ' . . L75
"The above goods are made of the finest “all Skin. and every pair warranted.
Toe pairs Men's French Call, Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50
'30 u u u u u ‘ u ” ” Bull Dog T00, WM”! $4.00, at 2.50
Every man in South Norwnik can all'ord to wear patent leather this monitor and fiilVl' tln- vuwnav of sim- polishing.
I00 Pairs Men's Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace. . . . $2.50
I00 u n u u u u Cap Toe L330. . . . . .. 2.50
I00 “ Russet Lace, Plain Toe, . . - 2-00
BARGAINS m BOY
5" sun vouTn's snore
Ladies, Read This!
I50 Pairs Ladios’ Patent Leather ”lip, Up~To-Date Shoes. all sizes and widthsnuorth $2.00, at 85c
II II ‘I II
I 50
300
II
II
Lace Shoes, worth .
tine goods, button and lace, at $6.00 a pair.
Ladies. these goods of lnnuslmry. Mattie-ween it Cola arr diamonds.
500 Pair Misses’ and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Button, at Prices So Low It Will
Astonish You-
SPECIAL NOTIGE
2 00, at 85c
Lounsbury, Mathewson I: Cola Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in russet and black,
This is the Em-ateetnszilv l have ever «T‘I'wrml. until i know thew truth mount be do.
planted any where at anymmg line ”I" prme. 1 unit: and get lilo inll’glllll of Your life.
THEODORE ,H. OLSEN,
Next u, Smileld .\'v llnyl'a Dry Goods Store. and apposite the reliable firm oil. llia‘kut
mun .‘\' Sun.
Now is the time to
get a ".ll'» Columbinlor
$75.00
liartlords,
$40, so, 60.
F. S. A M B L E R,
29 WALL eraser.
Norwalk Connecticut.
I 0
William 0. Jesse,
I“ Illllllllmll STREET.
MILE Alllili'l‘ Iron
ITIIQTLV UNION IIIWIR'IT
Wiser ml Hamburger
”mm" id! cote:
In bulk to the trade; aloe In luittleu to my
part of the my and vmlnlty for foamy llnll.
l’rompt attention to mail union.
nub rmsf"
lly «themes. manuals», and lmlellnlte
llmnlm of let in return» In the future...
«uple "my be r evolved tor a tilnedmt tint
wall lime. A volley in the t'unlumllml
(lolleml idle institution (la. in what tlw
Imole will lows soar they have been
duped Intention scheme of «lamp lames-
Mule. Idiom- losuranes is like one»;- mow
'7‘ It isn't worm mania.
it you wont unmet
or tool a
for war lamlly
W35
We Are {
Here
At the szune
[Illlt‘t‘ \l’iwrt‘ yull
llmml us thirteen
years ago, in the
whole-mic and rc-
lull
Fish,
Oyster.
Clam,
Lobster,
F rod and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT s ZELUFF,
:Tl Wamlnuton m I m l.
'l vim lltlhl‘. If»!
“summer I»
l'. H. mural «TIM
‘ III“ In iflllll
"Mme, «Ml; Mum Mama,
Iflllflllflfll'fl I‘M!
o. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and labslmr.
oaw thin out leer-me.
. ll alt.
MM.MubsmT Hots
‘3 in
Dr. F. flohavolr.
Ul’l‘lmi‘.
I. I. horns: Usshlsytea and
w tremolo “new
new tsstlm rile t t.
mermaid “ro’3W or
“of”: 95"“?
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l .
4i ‘...‘
K ii i s g
‘ “iéél a: l
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we, 4. .,
l’l’lll. I‘l' 'l‘llli “1.181)
and let illt'lmlll shim upon the hand.
mute coloring and all-«mu of the emul-
sita- wall pawr that We have Imam from
our latest patterns. it Ta or lmaullful tn
vtl'vn aslhv rwh minnow and design»
ufllw "own or mtll‘dl fll'llltl. Willllllll
tin-naturetlu-Tm- nttavltinu in it. mu
ending llllpt'l‘e. in: Wu, hall pawn. rte,
on» renal to the loud Thu-mos of the on-
union uaIl-ar wilum. (rim Ilk‘ to 1!...
double mu.
Store Open iron 7 «.m. to D pan.
l’amteru’ Hem-hm,
Arlwls‘ Material».
Art (Mills.
l’Iellmm.
I’li'llm'o i’rnlllml in l lrtlor.
l'llllllillsl. Paper flaming. limitation
and tlma I’mutuw
DECKER.
39 Washington duvet. hearth Howrah
"‘0‘” You.
was urn K I! own
lflvl.
If"!!! "UNI".
m _ ‘
Luncheon Beef
Molten an “ital luncheon
cvcuss.
r elite: and all outing
thirties. it it: taillmm
. . « or
. 'THE'TARIFF curious.
Republican Senate flamers Hope, to
' End Debate In Two Would.
Washington, June ' ll.~—~Ths sugar
schedule of the tariff Ill" Is expwlod
lo eomlnue to be the subject of eonsld-
oration in the senate for the next day
01' two. The Hawaiian treaty and anti
inlet nuwndmente are. still to he die-
.maud of. and Imth will excite consid—
crn‘oh- alt-bate. With the sugar Quotation
settled the eerie-ultnml solicdule. whlt‘h
has been partially «molar-red, will he
seem taken up and will in turn be T'nl—
lowml by the tailored evilmlule, if in the
meantime the Republic-ans ogre-o upon
its pmvleimm. The Iltmlldivam men-
llm'rts hope to {thin diagram of lilo spirit
uni t'nilun svln‘dulva (luring lilo wink
and lmssildy to make some mattress
with the lump and flax provisions.
There will be no great amount of Ill?-
lmlx- on cithvr mum; or spirits. Time
mm at um,- lillll‘ talk of an attempt 1-:
mid mnumnsutory nlutits nu wtirm
glitulh‘ humm- of the duly llxvd on mw
l‘nllun, Imtjliis Is understood to lawn
been nlmn-lunml. it‘ "Vl'i' :a'riolmly gnu-
tunplntul. 'I‘hv- Ilcmm-ruts do not llml
illr lvl'crh'lll St'llmlull- all-jm’lirllllhh: L'X‘
WM ill lIllIIHl‘ Tlvt‘ills and will allow It
to on through with but little ll‘ll‘il'USl’élUn.
'l'lzv' lh-zmhlimn umnamers nnw love
that the lll'iiill' in the “main will in-
T'mn'lu‘lwl mllnn the III‘Xi, lwu \VI'L‘KS,
nulolllzslnnvllng Ilsa than «:nv—tiiit‘d nl
Ilu- bill has lvr'rIl guin- om: 'l'llt‘)’ haw
swtnwl :m .‘szrmmwnt with the limit”-
l‘l‘lllfi that tin~ Medium: Hmll ill’Klll ill ll
u't'lmk t‘illll day IIlFlt'ml ml 113 :tl'll‘l
\\' who Slillh' next.
Tho hwuw prulmlily will mutinu» lit:
pull: 3/ ul' :r-ljr mull”: l'l'nm Monday u‘t'vr
T' 'l'hmnlu}. mini lrnm Tlmrr‘luy mm
til“ l-Tilvvumzp, Ill-rm Nu loom-$5
“ill in TI-me. .md The ‘lnllrl lullzly .m/I
Thursday mil in only pvz‘luzlilory.
SCHULZ FOUND GUILTY}
A “’ll’r Slnyl-r lun’tiriul u! .llitnlrr In
the ”rat llrgru'.
.ETHT‘TL l'.l.. Jinn. ll. liv:‘1...m l'uzll
5-3» ..ul'/. ul .‘t'w t Y ', Man lml NM 1. :l ‘
lrml snow luslv'i' whiny i-! lir mm .U.’
ml 1m mi». it ~ lullll'l gzuzily «r! llilll-
it in tin 111214;sz
Win it in it»! Ml in hi.“ (vii
.l: m in}, :4 hat?" . .mlhwl in) 1?.”
5h Tali ,liibl to . (w. :.'.l -. 'l‘llv 5 I, ll»! -I
CTNW‘J yl main“ my a w: i..r« Ir 4b
531:4 and mot .. >3! , .t l;iw 2|}
lulzluul“. The )‘l“~|l|"!' ll bl I'l‘l"vlul,l~i}
Mel ln' mv 1;.2 m ll‘.(.‘i ll! adios.
rill' .zlt'. ‘uv in li-IHlVlt‘i. .\.l -I‘:V-:’t.~~ m
rvv'm; ,.! his: 'Inii hn'z- 21:51 .1 .:-
lh. .l‘ilx l~< ‘.. ,. luH‘T-l ._ n him. ll» '.,.1
pit in no u withing .lllli ml in unmlul
w 15
HT.~ l.-.l-Y""Ti lmw m1 1,. [law usual .4.
Wham-In (vi .1 low Hill. and .lllrzv' 23
law Mr” (AM :is tllt- Till“ In ll‘dl' .Lr—
mum-ms .\ :ynzll I'l‘ltl «l mutt will
he llt'l-l for ”IE? put;
hillml “'hlh- “'rawtliug.
lirwdligmi. .illln' ll.
ending In om; ens llllziltilii l»: 1.
pin: ."wll: i1. my l;l«ll.’lvl.~‘ :zl Fart".-
mull: :«l'.vl .eu-I limlnh .T\w-nu~:;,iu 111..-
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x.’ l min .1 lewtxl‘y m: " h' T.‘ :tvla. it
\\,,< with «1' '~ - w”. I T! s ..
vinl». lflnuiEy Hi all on!
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l Ii-vll Elm R -' '
intrulmz‘ .s! l‘n
TM TN, h .u. ‘r "
M r .slul h; ‘3 l-
,m‘; hog ,H
Nwlm .:.m l1~~;l' xi.
New Park launl lqurtiun.
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full-l 11,-! z' ,. -‘
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wvmllt it I ‘llliiT-l T' ‘ 'v we. ’ l«
on. Phil m tum IE: it,»
of lip l‘y'lviullll *
[mun-hing all ma llmmwm- ‘H‘hnuulri‘.
t‘iwwwl .In: ll '31. I..T, m
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l’wwvh . l ‘S \' ,lfil, -1 4:. a
twin !;l,.‘. L”. ,;.rl‘ it, .
iu’ ’,:!“. ‘ '3“ 1": l4 *‘
lawn 5‘. ..
In lhl . l
:l; “Amid, 'llH ,u s m in. h
In. li»lli-Illl!.\lll l-ML‘
”at 3.... in In» l", M“ vb.” ml
y.,,.,,..2.n ”Twat i‘ in in lww will
lit 1.. a 0 “T in l' p M s ll
Ilmlool “‘ll‘ls' MINT.
lil‘iit‘il‘ili in H .lwim twp.
pain i l . N I». .n m T...
tItlm v! 1,. T" note!
l"il‘Hll}. Hll \t M;
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to Hi ltlnwé
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TlZLEGRAPHlC liliLVITlLi‘o.
A lt-llllvtlw 4 T?»
.l at. . eye.“ 21?th
m, g...‘ ”I my: in . a! 2‘9 \‘nwul
Turfml ml H1 Mill-lib llll hf
11 “m7 mm Iiii M 55$st ..2 mi
ill“! I!” .‘lil‘H X” .3; 1T; ‘li ‘
mil1 5.. atom w will ll.
Howdy
A illii’ Isms.
‘Ti’tl ‘nwiii
”ill Hi I:
.ti wav Plains, N, ,l.
lrl 4 ll: H .t. u.- l to v I» mm my
humming gl~ in‘i'i u m xxlm: MIT
MHH‘. Mild ”to Ilm’lull». i. ll llv "Qty .3“.
you... lttmimtv, .. E diatom Inn-s
who...» lnnantty was to m ll enrol lyy in?
1mm
loudly. line We" llmml he Anny em
or;
ill
1 die? in. the Milne: oi
$100 Reward allow-I
The readers of ”this paper will be
pleased to Irma that therein at least
one dreaded disease that ‘snienee has
been able to cumin all its stones. and
that is Caterrh Hall's Catlin-Ii Care
is the only posifive core known to the
medical fraternity. Catanh bemg a non.
stitutional disease, rcquires a constitu-
tionaltrontment. Ball’s sztarrh Gate
is taken internally. noting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaoes of the system
thereby destroying the foundation u! the
disease. and giving the patient strength
by building upthe Constitution and as-
sisting nature in doing its work. The
pmprietms have so muchfalth in its our-
stivo powers. that they offer. one hun-
dml dollars for any came that it fails to
cure. _ Send for list“? testimonials. Ad-
dress 1" .I. Cheney do (30.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists.
According to use newspapers. an Ohio
hnflband became the happyfnthe‘r of seven
children not long ago. 0f 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 eronp,
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Somefor ten, some for twenty .and
b‘mllo' l or thirty years have seller-ed from
pilesnnd then how Iwen quickly and
Twmnnvntly enrrd by using DeWitt’s
Wm'h lluzel Solve, the great remedy
for piles and all forum of skin diseases.
U C. Slillsnn and E. l’. Weed.
The Best Remedy Ior Rheumatism!
Fl" Tn; the Feixlmvmi (N. 1'.» lieul‘tvr.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village,
stores that for twenty-five years his
wife has be- it a sull‘erer from rheuma-
Tism. A few nights ago she was in
surh pain that Ehr- was nearly crazy.
Sherwin Mr. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had “(ill of Cmmilserlain's Pain
llnlm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the More and secured
a bottle of it. His wit"D dill not approve
of Mr. limvlaml‘s putt-hose at first, but
nevertheless zu‘nplml the Balm thorough-
ly and ill an item's. time was able to go
to sleep. She lluw applies it whenever
she feels an who or a pain and linds
Iimt it always gives relief. lie says
that no llIE'Iillfllll' which siu- had used
T-vvr «lid In-r :T.» much good The 2.3 and
:m c-‘nt sixes ior sale by Cr. U. Stillson.
W. ll. Johnson, Newark, (L, says:
"Hue Minnie (Jonoh (Tore snwd my
onlyvlulll from dying by croup.” It
has saved tlmnsnndsof olhrrs suffering
from croup, pnvmnnuin, bronchitis and
utlu-r serimisthroztt amt lam: troubles.
(l. (7. Stillann and E. 1’. Wot-d.
Bilious Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bile no: min.- will In: pleased to know thn
prompt i'vlu-l' may ll‘ hml if: talentv
tjluml'er‘nuu‘s Colic, L'hnh-m and illaul
rim-:1i'lva-liyatmlif tnkvnns mm as
the first Tndioation of the disease ap-
wars. it will prevent the attack. For
edit: by G. ('. Stillson.
Don't limit yorg‘iilooil with sztssnfrns
ul‘ llv'lr'lll iI with blue-um“; but out Tm
turn by mini: l)eWTTT'.~ Inllil' 1'2.th
Rim rm the font-Ins illlil‘ pzil~ for run»
~tipnlmn. lililullfllt‘rfi nml elrmnwh alt-i
Igvirtrouhlvs 'l‘iwy .m' portly \‘rge
Table
"It is The Best on Earth."
That is what Edward.“ h l'ailwr. mvr~
chants of I'lsnm, (in, say of l’Immln-r-
lain‘s l'ain lfinlm. for rhrumulom. *va
hark. llu [I Tit-.lit‘ll :Tml lllUbHri‘sll‘ m m
bx-hi by (i (‘. Siliiwli.
Sirl- lumiavhv mm ls‘ ”moldy and
r'utilplrlvly uteri-mun by llrlllL: thorn
{animus l‘ll‘w wile launwu ;:« "llv Will'~
lnu‘u- llarlv Illsut." l}. I' filliimll
llllll E 1'. \Vltfll.
Tr) Gram-0! Try Bram-0!
.-\~k your prover Today In slmw you it
tmrhzlgw of Grain-l l, the ll-"\V food drink
Hm! llilws llw Miler ul I'ull‘mt 'l'ln'
I'lulilrvn may drink it mini-at Injury a).
violin» themhllt. All who try n. lIlU'
ill‘itIlIJl lulu that in l: u .:l Inuwu cxl'
'llnvlm or .l..\;T, lot ll 1&- Hindu mun mun
your a and the Tum‘ or“. ."v mmmrh
I' ”1"“ I: “all. m unlit» “'N inuliil
lilt‘ plus. all I'Ufll l‘. Ion, Tutu .‘l He. [I‘t‘
1w hill'" :iv-lcl by all grwvt»
'l‘vml‘h' developer»: n rvmhle do»
rstlrm in Ir burnull ’mud: u, but the
pain and airway and the lriumlul lilih
liuuu'unlns mm In! Titre! 1y Mormon"
main-m lmum: .i new by 1mm; lie.
Wslt'w Wart: H In 1 Haiw l5 ". {Silli-
mu and i‘}. 1‘ Word,
"reboot! 5‘ .tllclruy
We have on ilitl'li rev-Ml Ilwumwl
My lot ‘tll‘l'l‘mll‘ and unlvlwads that aw
will print at llw {nutrition prices. um
qmnh‘r blllitrzui‘ Till EM. willitlmtltl
aware, fl: Inn) thh lnlllwads Ill lift,
additional Tom‘s. 75o; numb-aids, ills»,
sl ‘49, additional 1mm. 7an Padding.
‘fo'pvt‘ mm rum. 'l'hls sit-Ills is of
lairquamy. Yuumn have“ :Italmvo
prime at long as it lasts. limdug ohm
tlnol.
Not only piles of the very worst kind
mm Is: ulttwl by “th1”? ‘Vlll‘ll lizll'wl
Hnlw, Ind t‘l‘m'lllll. welds, norm. Iarumm.
hulls. ult'etflnml all nlltvr “km troubles
mm Im instantly l‘t'llllvrtl by the Mine
nearly. ll. £3. mum: and ll i'. Weed.
FM 0mm Gust.
Allerllmlag lire in Cripple l‘nmlt. l
tmlt a wry woman will and trad many
remmheu willmnl limp. limrmld only im-
i-Trmlng llll To wtllwl. Alter using three
mmll moles of Ultmalmloln‘n {laugh
ltenwly. In th the mainli .aml ooh! left
"w, and ill 1m» ltluit nilllatlo it Milo ll»
Twirillmom worth remedy to do our
when. ll. linmlorum, worm lull:
momma. For same by u. ti. Elwood.
m.» we»
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