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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 15, 1897 · page 2

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{ill caucus
oi the Tariff Bill
or Mitigation.

. .

Maison REFERRED.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

n to no och-loom ii:
. colorants-"Action on
‘ or tin-ii wit Judah-$00!
Immo- William".

. laughs-J1me Republic-
m in caucus for more
n last night. and when
w» reached not vary
5 llittl been made. Three
' only were under considera-
tv'ttre the question of what to
the“ ,Hawallan reciprocity
" advisability of trivia;r a
aim sugar and the question
, ‘uutcndment.

Lilian treaty quostlon was
the heel sugar bounty
. withdrawn, and the an,-
ment was referred to the
members of “the judiciary

~ .. to the Hawaiian treaty
neural senators expressed
that if it was true that a
battalion was to he sent
”will“? absurd to enact log-
mg to the abrogation of the
réclprocity. Senators who
of the progress of the an-
-ty did not feel at liberty
caucus full information.
WWO!) {or a beat sugar
limthen broached by Senator
lows, ,who proposed that a
"given of lg cent per pound
decreasing at the rate or
cent a year for live years,
.hounty should cease. The
it was opposed by several east-
',toxn as being based upon an
able system. It was supported
‘ liars Gear, Thurston and Show.
a last named senators in their
dwelt especially upon the no—
ttr a bounty in casc the Hit-
ar was to continue to come
”ring that with the competi-
l'lehtal labor by which the is-
_ was produced it would be
lit to establléh the lleet‘suxar
:__lh the United States without
limit encouragement as a bounty
give. They took occasion incl-
‘ to score the Hawaiian reci-
fr treaty as a blight upon Anicrican
tries and to express the hope that
fixation should fall the reciprocity
would he caticelcd forthwith.
wan such determincd opposition
. bounty plan that Mr. Gear first
Mullet) the figure to 34 of a cent a
/ and then withdraw it entirely
t risking a votc on it.
wprlncipal speech on the question
I l [advisability of an ' antitrust
dment, affecting the ontire bill.
was the next matter takvn up,
lute by Senator Carter of Mon-
ho movcd that tht' subject iii-
to the chulvlicnn miambcrs of
lqiaryrommittco with instruc-
> luvestikatc thc question thor-
y with the vicw nf ilvciillniz what
, ill! could be taken to limit trusts
' lmsthe hounds of fedoral mastitis.
’ limitations. Tho Pfilllflf‘fiiv
merit and. tho Nt'lSOll alumni-
, the latter ,‘ltrilfllul‘ having in.» i)"
,, glint suhjoct,’ iwn- lii'ful‘t' thv can-
7 and there was an z-vlvlcnt tlt‘Sll'P
italic part of some of the scuttlurs. es-
Ifllly Mr. Nelson, (0 have Ilnnlmllillt'
nylon. Mr. Cartrr Sltilt‘tl that h» was
it ”minus as any monitor mum he to
, oi. efllt’icnt antitrust icgislatinn. but
‘u, he suit} all inumrtnntiliat a hat-
.llction Was Itlkt'll should llt' iti
, per form and filllt’ In stand a Judi.
#1” test, 119 mgvti tln- party in wry
lillfi terms lit Ittlti- lllllil ill llli' li‘ltHI
film at ”l" {in-swat limo, saying it
going to lw without ilnliltl tho im—
ttuostlmi of tliw ftiturc. lit- up
”It! opinion that l-nth thi- tariff
the financt-s wmiiul soon luv suit-mil-
Mlgd to that of trims.
to was no division on Mr. ("attcr‘o
“bouillon l0 rt'rPI' lllt‘ Itiilliv‘l' lit Illi'
' iclary llflnlllllllt-I‘. li um: tiw mulwr.
dink that an mirly l't‘litil‘l ltiitiltl it.»
to tho ltcpuhliran caucus.

VALLISON 0N SUGAR.

m Schwinn iii Lou Favomhla
it launch 1‘th l'reunt Ilair.

Mouton. Juno iii, ~-'l‘ln,t iii-nut» ll”-
tho uuxar twin-«lulu ut‘ the mild
winded with only "fit‘ (lll’t‘l'lllll:
. to rollcvt- ”It! monotony llllii
lie diitcuitition littll Intuit-ti. 'l’hls
llllt‘p GXi'llllllKI' ln-twm-ii Mr.
91 fiamrhuuvttu and Mr. Tim
Knuth (‘arulina. rt-prnsvutliii:
"flame: of iiriiaturittl pro—

ill“

 

m again l't‘ft‘l'l'l'tl til Iillll-
. . of irrwularlty in con-
ll sugar iit‘llt'llult.’ and na-
_ lentil" would stand mm.
the Ainrrlvan propit- it
LIlWi‘I’tlguta tho cliargmt. Mr.
had Imiiroiiiilwly rt-iwito-ti
it. hit tuna and lillllltlilltt
t an it reunite.
W this vague charm
Nu” not only pro-poti-
.. uni; llr. Tillman H'-
mum would litaml con.
Will“ it they caught to
:lll‘lllmlltl toga.
charm of “M9 hill.matlo
ll “(BM (if that lit'liml'
.m Wlllt‘li lit? lll‘t'lfll‘ttll
0 Mr wtlnt-rii riwotvml
Miler the innate llt'lll‘tl'
the cal-tilts law. Mr.
‘ . Ill Dakota anoint at
Mitt of ill! nmrndmitnt to
M0 lint articles controlled
titty "reigning tiw up
3. ill". Allan of No—
, lmt procedure agalniii
My one full null occurrod

. ‘ _ on him hliiiliiiiy‘it
gum all salar- on lltn
W was minnow-til to
n of Louisiana voting
outlast-mi in tho nenulitm
'Pitttimtv and Manila
lit in llitv Illlrmativc.

than from tho i-ommlttn
. momma littii Mtlfilllllml
hill tor tin: Monument
loin contra-iii»: the“ com-
r WWW” tint iitiilmi. lm
' to Wino OM smith
. ml that roam lust
.- . outta Within".
that“! Monolith iii

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Everyone has their favorite wheel; Ours is tho "Alida" a thoroughly up toilatc, high grade mum”. and
strictly guaranteed. With it you hava the option oi saddle, pedals, tires,lramet, gear.C0l°f 0' ”my“ ”fit”
We guarantee it to be an ‘85 list machine. and our price this season for either a iarlic.’ or 3"" 5 All”

will be '

 

We do not sell wheels on the installment plan, neither do we exchange or sell second hand wheels, but

c infine ourselves to one line, and that the best at the least possible cost.

parizott. .
Cut. price; on

RBFRIGERATORS.
OIL STOVES. '

~ WINDOW SCREENS,

We invite inspection and com-

CREAM FREEZERS.
GASOLINE s'rovzs.
. GARDEN HOSE.

HAMMOCKS. ’

CROQUET SETS.

 

w. s. STURTEVANT,

...._._..-_..‘._._.c....m__...-.__fli.._._- -4 W. , .,-

gain Daylw ‘

Beginning with Thursday of this week.

 

Iorth Iain and Ann Struts,
South Iorwallt, (loan.

We will oil'cr :-

special “Marked Down Sale" of

Spring Dress Goods!

’- . ‘ . .
Included tn this sale Will be our accumulation of

Dress Good? Remnants!

At our usual large reduction in prices for such pieces. We
shall add to the above, 50 priccs short lengths of,

Silks at 25 Cents.

Suitable for linings, dress fronts and fancy work. A large

line of ladies' shirt waists.

 

A. Dickerrfian & Son,

at Washington Street, -

at..-r.7_,._ . m. w E -1»

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South Iornllt. Connecticut

 

 

PRICES .

EPOSITO‘RV,

 

 

 

 

 

Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.

 

IN BIGYOLES.
IN WAGONS.
IN OARRIAOEB,
IN HARNESSEI.

IN HORSE 00003”

GENUINE BARGAINS

And
Th.

BEST GOODS IN THE
MARKET.

 

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FRANCIS 8: 00.,

The Clothiers,

86 WashingtonSt.

South Norwallt.

 

 

 

 
 

 

tilt:

Biheyflhrnalaol‘wltafllrlhiine
. Commits Suicide at Sea.

 

mural: airman FROM A star

liii um. Dram award, in 01..» trains
In south Afltumhmutaulated an Inn.
inc-run Fortune u a Diamond Hunter
and Emulator.

 

London. June ill—A lpet‘llll «its.
patch from Funchal. island of Mn-
dcira. of! the trout Hint“ of Morocco,

. :«aya that on tin? arrival tiicrc of the

ilritlah steamship Scot. which left To-
‘lll'.’ tiny, t'aue 'i‘oun, on June z for
rlaiutli:ttnptuii. it was tinnitunrod that
ital-nay Barnum, the South Africa dia-
mond king, “ho was among thc putt-
:wngcrs, had committed
looping: ovorlioard.
run-red.

The Daily Tfllt’flfflflh, which aim
nounccs ill» doath oi llarncy llnrnalt)
tillllt' n passangcr on thi- Sign from
Cape Town. says. on tho authority of a
nvws agency. that he foil overboard.

'l‘hc into I'arncy Barnum was in
many respects the moat romnrkahlo
stimulator of the century. tit all tho
litiglislimitn who haw- taken part in
il.» iii-i'rlopment of South Africa two
only hat-o imparted a worldwide 1'90th-
tntlon. Tilt-sic have tun-n Cecil Rhodes
and
lies ruspttctfully stylrd lint-acy. Bar»
nato was an nosumcd nam--, a sort of
rtago name. for he began his life in

 

RA RN l-I Y RA RN13").

Ronni Azrlm l-y t-slnliitini'. it ltlflk
iiittikrt‘ lilhlll 1:3 )l'Ill“: :iifn. llv \t:i'~1
ll.» ll 4L 4” .‘H )‘r'JiS ul‘ .iitm

ltzittmtu one an l'lnizitsh Jon: and

illustritml in :m oxlr:iurllinary way lint
llliillii Lil Kt‘llill!" of his rat-n. i‘p in tho
point Li‘licic hit: l'ui'itim-s livimn in ill“-
tlln" llt‘ llliltll' lllwiii')‘ liy int-s and
humility. and in Nil l‘llt'll his good
lul‘iitl-li‘ “as fit its zonith, it unit will"

.uutvd that h" t‘-VIill‘-|llml intvrvstu
lit-rill Ill lltl' l’ii'll‘lilmilluml ‘i' film),-
-‘it at mo.

I‘allml tlw llirliill “an In tho World.

it 3.th thr tuition in t'rlll ititn iiw
rich-st man in tin- World. At tlmt timv
ho was virtually iliv him: at ilu- London
tin-n. \‘ tn.iii.-t in thw autumn ui‘ NIS,
“lit ll lllt' imam in "Kailii‘sf’ tho sliitrv-a
of tho t~ ll)|-t1.lll'-t".\‘ nv-u troll! minrs of
lli-~ 'l‘iztncvanl. Swath .\lll~“.l. was .it its
iivtiillt, ct-«ty man. union" and t‘lliH
m 1..." ion utth liiiiltt y i i luv. at invi-ut.
mi it in "Killlll‘fi.' '

i

That t‘t'itzt- was thi-
lnsl of lllnH' timtmhl fe-vwl‘o will: h pi»
rin.lli‘:lll,\' tillm‘k «oil-zwxvuttw England.
N..- "Sniilh sl'J liulillli " lvt'llli! Ilii- flint,
For months it a.“ thv i'ulill'ltlliiii.’ [hi9-
itimt in London. and it nae: avat'i'viy icon
rampant in i'atls' and llt'l'llli. Tho
altar-w aunt in lliillt‘Jil'll of “guild“ and
fortiiimt \ivrv uni-ii. in II day.

Thi’ .wntct- if this irctni-nvlnus finan—
cial outburst wait llfll‘lli',\' llfll'liillu, and
ho wait mnm'tvzttm-iy i~<tiimttml at that
Him a» twill; iwtnvvn tlnmiimlon and
“Minamoto. Altitilll: his ilflfit'lfi was a
hunk ui‘iitltinily capitalizml at “3.5%,.
lion. in a vmy {on lilHIIillr‘ its capital
Mui‘k rum- in \aiiti- to “kimono",

ltiirnato \mii imrn in London. liut lit-
ilo- ill known r.» to his t'tll‘l)’ lirv, mount
that llt' I't't't'l\'t’|l lilli liltili'llt'llull from
a primio tutor inimut or ativiullnu tho
puhlii ut-liimlit. "a “fill a ynuititi'i' will.
mu] lil Illt' ago of 2” “viii lii fltiitlli
Africa, tin-n it murh morn snvlmn lorri-
toi‘y limit It in flow and but motility
nuptiiiiti-tl ivy l-limlluhiitrii or iwrsuiiu u!
liliiiiiluli tlt't'tfi'lll. to town hilt lorttmc.
Tho Klmiwriry diattmnil llillli‘ll Wi'i‘i'
lunt twitiiuiiilil to iw proilui'tivo. With
hiii tow pounds at cat-ital lii- hogan
ilt'llllllfl in diamond» in a amali any. llc
wan clover and lililliitlll. l-Ivcrythini: lll'
lulli‘lii'tl tic made surcmmftil. In livc
yours "1' lllltl curnctl «ttoiiiill in tlic I’V-
tiiil vali- of diamond» to intri'hnx-a shawl
in tho inlavn from which llltl owl-chan—
iliiw hail i‘nllit'. llt'fiil‘v anothrt' live
you“! had t‘llIliiN'Il llilt ltoliliiittil ill Kline
iwrlcy hail luvmtiw vary llll'tll‘. and a hull
tho Transvaal itnliiilcldil woro illitcovor-
id Ill! hail iirulite to layout in lltvin.

Ito Win ii litany row".

in titlitl liarnvl’ llariiuio Will! it tlollnlta
pun-«r in ltotilll Africa and limit” in no
ulniiton of tilt ”to rival of tit-vii llliuilol.
i‘iillltc in imitiwmmrnt and «Walt tours
tllllll‘i' In lit-raaittiil ambition, the two
{unit lldrfml iii to llt' hut (lfl‘lflflflfltfl, "lit
In ill” thity Tt'ill‘llt‘ll thc t‘ltili’ltllllilll ltl'
“mitotic-nutty that tholr rciipm-llvo in-
‘vt‘i‘hlll l'llllll' iiil limit tirutittilml liy (mm.
hitting ini’i‘rii. and ihu luv lll't'l‘lt con-
soliiitil'ml minim wrrc iltu l‘t‘lllilll, ono of
lion taunt Villtlilllll' iilocvii ul’ tit-oporty of
tho kind in tho wot-iii.

flartiuto risi‘icnlcdly and imrliiitontly
tlonltiil the story that ho imam ”to in
limitli Africa by exhibiting a man
diitlhlty, not than. are away Alriliilnw
darn onllruly familiar with rumor
in that hurt of "M world who turn an
minimally and "madly item-tut

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

item". in IN story that limit nor.
a victim of It,

In I‘ a.

suicide by}
His body was re--

Burnt-it lsaacs, morc oftcn and

. he iii-rt want to warm» no
.t'titaucntlr took out in private tha—
atricalt tor the benefit of Manual: and.
idmliar charities. lie Md consider»
his ability in thlii direct a. and his
favorite roles‘ in later earn were
Othello and Mathias in "The hello."
Although Barnum copra-entail, Klin-
berley twice in the Cape leglulature. hi.-
l itd'littlc lime to give to politics and
lttlo interest in. that lleld of activity.
(Tet-ii Rhoda: tines wealth only as a
, means to political control. Barnum as.
plred only to iiuch controlof men [all
comes from being fabulously rich. liiii
tremrd in the Cape loglsiature was

 

 

quite devoid of incident. When the

irelaendous increase in his mining ihv
‘ turrets called for the establishment of

a London branch. this took the form of

tho ilarnnto hank. lt‘rmn that date he

spent most of his time in London. liv-

ing at lirat in Earl Sinencor’a town retit-
‘ den-‘0. but moving llnaliy into a mag-
i nillcent mansion overlooking Hyde

park.

While in Africa he married and had
three children, two sons and a daugh-
tcr. who survive him.

Many intonation stories are told of
his personal popularity. ills only ran
crption time. lmuct'ur, was this hour of
breakfast. which he always took With
his wirv and a thoroughlirvd hull pup.
Ho- affocicti a rathor loud style of citr-
tumo and invariably wore white still
limits. which ho always humorously
lwggcd the cartoonists not to attctnpt
to rcprmluco in their sketchcs. lie had
a krill! scam» of humor and could tell a
good story with genuine comi-dy effect.
At on» time hc announced his intention
of collaborating with liadilon Chamv
born. the» dramatist. in writing a play on
his experiences.

0n th» occasion when a play was he-
lniz prcscntotl at llrury llano theater,
With a scene tlttplt'llfll: a halo] at Kop-
pcnsimrg, ho appoarcd in thc crowd as
mm of tho supera. '

ills private generosity was frequent-
ly cxprcssod, and in ”iv autumn oi lstlfi
ho scnt :15,th tn the lord mayor of
London for distribution among rho Loa—
don poor. liarnato took a pr‘ominvnt
part in tho complications immediati-ly
following thc Jameson raid and at thr-
\'cry hcilzht of tho crisis had an im-
portant imvrvimv with President Kru-
gur in regard to the griiivanccs of lllt'
uitlmth-t‘s. which was lle’llt’vt’tl at llll‘
timv to llavo- molllflt-tl tht- harsh fooling
of ll'It- Transvaal wtccutivv toward thc
raiders. llo- stillsmiuontly sulnsrriltml
30.0in to tlw fund which paid the flow.
About a month ago it was l'ulllul‘t'tl that
his hraltli nus suffrring fl‘ulll tho so—
vort- it‘ll‘llln of spm-ulatinii. and in thi-
lattvr part of May it was roportcrl
from t‘atw Town that ho was sufi’urini:
from ncrvous priisti‘atiuii and hail ll"t'n
nlntwl by his friv’ntls unilnr' rcsttilim.
Tim has «unst'qut'ntiy di'lllt'll by his
lwliilnil ri‘pf‘i-St‘lilfllll't', “has raid liar—
liztld was sum-ring from a slight attack
of (Top.- fcv-ir, not illogiy to mow scri-
nus.

., -.———

WALES ZsfludthD MASTER.

Tlic .‘Illllflnll' l‘rnti-rnity of I’inglnnd (‘clc-
Iirnle thr- Quccii'n .ltlhilrr.

lmntlnn. Juno Ll.— 'l‘lic Moonmr' mr-v-t‘
in: :1: ill» ltnyal Aliwrt hall in man
niwtnomtlun of iln- qtirru‘s diamond in—
lrilu- was a nutziiilv- filth ti-iti. ‘l‘iit- hail
“mt ltzttkwl by our low») Max-mus in
swim-nus “with. Tin. l'rJn-w- of Walrus
and llli‘ link» of t'tmnauuht tll‘l‘IYMl.
[tn-natal by trmmctvrs sounding: {till-
{.Ilt‘b’. Win it iliwy tlllt rml thn hail. th-1
oimu Hun»! a grand prawwmnai
“Hull, and all l‘llfilll: row in Ilit‘ll'
l- I l.

'l'hr- irmnil ntliwnrs linv»! lht' alsiw to
“lltt‘ tl;iir=. Tlir l'i'ltli't- nl' \\’:llt‘i‘x. lll’
Emmi mash-r uf littizizmll. lotion“! by
it“ intptisiiiu shift“ tutnpusi-ii of Kl’allil
”HIP-1:1. lIlHVI‘Il iii lllv :‘wiilliil H.’ 1hr ill.“
ji‘zill“ must: in lll~‘ tlunn-n Mllt‘l't‘. r’tt!‘
rutil‘rlwl i») a brilliant Minismv, ul’ will-
t_'--l'ti. ht» nus rm I'lh -i and litW‘It-l in tii.‘
unit-«l (”tin of sulutailuii rcslt'vr-tl lnr
h." lituh stall-m.

'i'lw ['l‘illi‘v llltli {lilill‘vFF-‘il tho :‘til-ll-
I‘ilII‘ .‘iihl .imtnttm'vd that lllt‘ il~lilil~'-
riwu {tn-r: fut iii.- t-~l“-'liluf‘t_\' :itnntimwi
iH LTJW” ”HAW”. li'ilf vii' which outlitl
2-» to lllv l'l‘llii‘v ol \"Jli'fl liomital {mini
and ”iv nillvl‘ lull in lllt' llllT"l"ill MA-
stint. ll1.tllllvr~'

'l‘ho limit: of i'nnt‘ucht iunvui an
ailtlr «an t-: tin- qtiwn ll'l “lid” of tho
Mas-ins. :iliil it has i‘.il'l'i'-l \zith li-llil
nppluttvn, .ii'int' \Yllli'll lliv uhuh- :t-i—
Ht'llll‘lllflt‘ join-til in singing lll~' llilllvlllfll
anilium tn ihv Ill‘l’itillltillllllit'lll ”f ”it“
organ.

Inland ii] I I'll! l‘ruin, ii “lt‘yl'lf.

l'lliliulrlpliizl, Jllllt‘ i5.-» italph ii.
l'itiitc, ti nowupapci' mun, \vcli knnwn‘iit
this city amt smit- and in Now i'uik
ciiv. was thrown from his lilt‘yl'll‘ at
Siiil'uril. l'a.. and his ll'fl' tll'lli um: frac-
Ilil‘t’il in six Manta. 'l‘iiv itityitirinns
lllilli' that ho \Hii llI'VI‘l‘ itimiii haw tit»
um- oi llll' liziilt. Mr. l'illlll‘ lliill inn-u
for .l nook (ll Milford l‘t'lmi'iliilt lllt'
lit-hula murder ll‘lall for a i’lillmli-lphla
paper. no lilll h-coiitiy i‘rltll‘nml from
a trip through Paint, it llli‘ll lll' Illuili‘ for
:1 Nut Yolk llt'lt‘filllllit'l‘.

 

Mmpml From culm-

Killilltl-Ill. Jamaica. .luni- lS.—~ilr.
\‘ictn, I‘llll'f nut-mum ”1' tin- i‘uimn in.
iiiirizcal army I'HflllllillltII-il by th-tn-ral
tinrcia. arert-il at lilo lint-nu. tiiiit litt-
latul. on Saturday, act-titnpmilml by it
t‘uhatm. 'I'llv-y lia-i i-m'niwii from tin-
provlnco of Hunting” do Point in an
upon hunt and tiltiti u‘lth tin-m glis-
palrlu-n for tho‘ rllllilll Junta iii Now
York. Tht‘ltt' illitpiiti'httit lt't‘f’t‘ itcizml ivy
lllt‘ Jamaican "tilt-lulu.

M m”-..

Nanny Works’ "on iiir'tiu».

Now Ilt‘lllllli. (‘nttn.. Juno l5."‘l‘ll but
2 of tho flit littt‘t‘crs i-iuployt-il ivy tlic
'i‘raut a lllno company. manufactur-
i-rii of nusiwiidor trlnintlnuit and now].
lion. liiivc quit wurit. nwliiu in a road-
Jtiutmi-nt uf prim-ii. which tht- tut-ii claim
aitmtint to an tit-cram- reduction 01
Iliirit' Wagon of front 2:» to .‘ill pct- t-i-m,

Iditm Int-clad than or u (Valium

llyriictiiii'. Juno lfi.wi’i'iifi~iiuiir Albert
human], l’h. 1)., prl'ni‘lpiii of tho “init-
llfllllliin "th lti‘lliml ullil tulltiii‘ iif 'I‘Ilt-
l’mliiuoulcai Journal. liitit iwvn pinch-d
dean of tho l'tillt‘fli‘ of l.llwriil AM» if
ityriicttiw univcrniiy to nut-cowl tho lati-
Julia it. Prvncli.

cm thin-m by ltiiliiit.
liaratotta. Juno it.-Aarii-ultnrlittii
complain of "W “Milli?!“ iii-itvy idol-tun
Illttt haw tlrom'hml lliiil tll'i’lltlll of into,
Minot-iv attwtinii BWWMK t‘mlm. 'l'iw
Illtlfilll tlltl'lllit Illt' pant (our wool“ it“
been unusually heavy.

My 9!. Ottawa: Hum
London. June thaw-trim llav. l». Moll»
M D. WWW. minister at tin Ilutitlt

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

i0 Hillililt all

You can‘t tool the public all the

true.

They will find you out at last.

livery time a man is fooled.

Another skeptic is made. _

Many the remedy that makes the
skeptic. , _ ,

‘lt fails to keep its promises.

Dunn's Kidney Pills bring renewed
laitlt.

They can: the skeptic.

Plenty of [wool oi this at home.

East Norwalk proof for East Nor-
waik ample.

Our citizens say they care backache.

Cure urinary disorders.

Cure sick kidneys. _ .

Experience has taught them this is
‘0. .
Conviction ior every salient.

In the testimony of iricnds
iiciulihors. _

Mrs. lv‘rank Mills. who resides at 43
First arcmtc, says: “I had kidncy_com« .
plaint and an aching back. It inter-
icrcd wttli inc, when engaged at my
hottsclmld duties. and at night when
you would expect rcst torelicve you
it still kept up tin: aching. What I read
about Dunn‘s Kidney Pills led me to
think they might help me. and I went
to l’laistcd's drug store for a box of
Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured me
promptly and quietly. If I ever should
have a recurrence 1 now know what to
do." _ '

Dnan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. Price 50 cents per box, 6
boxes for 32.50. Scat by mail on re-
ceipt oiipricc. FostcrvMilllum Ca,
Bull'alo. N. Y., sole agents for the U.
5. Remember the name, 'Doan’s, and
take no other.‘ " ,- 1 "r -

wnu cannon '

that is the Way Norwalli Speaks, and
that is the Way Norwallt
People Act.

At first there was doubt. That was
but natural, for people had been disap-
pointed many limos. But first zillion in
Norwallt spoke, then a Woman in South
Norwalk, and soon from all over hath
places arose the chorus of praises for (l.
(J. t.‘ , California Catarrh Core, and now
poopio buy and um it in perfect conti-
ilencc that it will do what it claims;
that it will care cvory form, cvory trace
of catatrh. Read what Mrs. i. .t". Wila
liamsou, 2i Spring street, South Nur-
walk, says: “I got a bottle of (.lalifornia
t‘atarrli (fare at llaistod’s drug store for
my daughter Kitty. who has been
trnuhicdquitc badly with catarrh, and
‘shc finds that it has helped her very
much. My sister has also used the
medicine with most satisfactory results
and joins me in saying that it is a fine ‘
nicdicinc."

(.latarrh in its fully devoiopn-l forms is
a hideous disease, involving decay, filth
and actual rottouness, with most otl'cntl-
ivc odors in tho vary scat of tho organs
of taste and smcli; firmly ilxcii thcrc, it
begins to attack the membrane lilting of
the passages loading to the lungs or tho
stomach, resulting Miller in consular»
tiou, or what is often called dyspepsia.
itis reallycatarrli of tho stomach. in:
tastiaes, liver, kidneys and various in

tarnal ptmauos. California (Yatarrli
(,‘im- will care all fornui of catarrh, and
Will chock own incipient consumption.
All tinnitus. :3" cents, three times as
math, one dollar.

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Hymn mail a grout deal of hair-dross,
'iniz, but “'1“ wry pirttnular to how
the host to Do found iii the market. It"
Aycr's iiair Vigor had been ohtainahia
(lII'il. doubtless ho would itavc toatod its
lilt'illlt, act so umny diotingnivhetl and
rlL'tllltlllitliltl poopitt are doing uow—auiays.

"They are ilundicii.” said Thus. Bow-
or-, of tho Crochet, Texas, Euterprlro,
while writing about DoWitt's llitt-ln
Early Risers tho famous little pills for
-ick hcadacho and dittordttrit of the
-tomnch and liwr. 0. 0. Bullion and
it). 1'. Wood.

Tliti Wt‘hlflt‘ld and.) News prints the
following in wizard to an old resident of
ti tit pint-c: “Frank McAvov. for many
years in the employ of the .. N. A. &
C. ity. here, says: 'I have used Chom-
iierliu'a’ti (lotto, Cholera tutti Dian-hunt
Remedy for ten yearn or longer—«uni
never without it in my famli . i can-
nidor it this boat rented a tho Iiind
manufacturtxl. l takepeaaarc in reo-
omnientlliia lt.’ " It ll it tpecillo for all
hovel disordim. For sat. by (.i. U.
Stilliion.

llama people are omtnntly tmaliloil
with pinipimi and balls. ottpaoially almat
this face and neck. Tito halt routed iii
a thorough mum at More lianaptglilg.

which expclii all human “than:

minor channels. and to makes the hill!
lilo iioft. himlthy. and fair.

Don‘t nutrient annual: will» the
weather in plasma; liliftit'tl tho aim
clot-tit roll: around it may develop into a
carton» difficulty beyond ranch. Una
hilaoto (.‘oagh Lorain catty to toltn and
will do what ltsnatne implicit. u. U.
still-oil and E. 9. Word.

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