root-Bow out: with movie.
more or MAY uaxrori.
”it that comprises a blouse, jack-
knickerbocksrs. The dressy
Whmade of tine white lawn
'ith'frillscf the material. A
,t is on the bait front edge,
. which the closing is made with
or buttons. It is shaped simply
We: and under-arm seams. the
, "M thaloweredge being; arranged
film blouse style. A wide sailor col-
ihotllpletes the neck, and doep rolling
finish the wrists. The jannty
leadjusted by shoulder and un-
' ' some. The back is seamless,
hilathe fronts. flaring widely apart,
I” ”Vernal in pointed lapels. The
,. of comfortable width, are gath-
was the top and again at the wrists,
whiohlsquitca new feature from the
Whit!!! coat 'ehape. Tho trousers,
goitillhnlokerhooher style, are shaped
I inside and outside leg seams and
close at the side, inside bands at the top
being provided with button-bibles, m at-
tech to buttons on the underurnist.
fiernceable little suits can. be made
‘ . tuned. serial. cheviot. straits-linen.
000k and pique. The colors itelet'ted I'or
.,mll boys this season are home run,
and include brown, green. and blue in
both light and dark shades. A derided
preference, however. is pivon to red,
Vhlehisthe color of l-hr- day for were
talk as well as their elders. {raid and
buttons are the accepted decorations, or
thesait can he simply finished with
machine stiching.
’ To'mahe this suit for a boy in the
medium size will require can and one»
hallyords of illiy-lour-inchl material.
~ll‘omake this blouse will riiqnire two
’ and one-quarter yards of thiitty-six-inch
We. The pattern. No. 704i, Is not in
~ lilies for boys of four, six, slight and ten
”years.
snails surisu
COUPON
to confinement 01 six“. 5..
V 1““
till now In {gymawflsnd address
Item's-Vs lug-Iii Ilouu
Mm-.."
, , , also...”
as m pussy.
I. Green. mmhapc.
entitles that ‘
of Chil-
; I‘ to (‘th 00:-
, VII . up .‘simu t
" * “fit that easy mold
all oouuh medics be
but not no list: spout
, up in a mail-mas in-
'I lie Illuoovery,
mettwbottlesJ‘m
' ‘ . been chandler to
. __ .Klns' New Dis-
_ , y .. n wermsde.
punch for ~ andalso
v sol Dnlti 's
.. ~ fOI'OMlFI,
1‘ don't all.
I 'Idnw
I t
the
l I
ssflflr.
.. r-m on.
.. it and do
you lotus
. .. there is
I» to make
. thing else *
want Dr.
youknuw
sumo
‘It t, rm
and tar all
~ lung-Aims
's New
..,. I
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lair
‘ syton.preachml in hit. Luke's church,
Janna Hi. John.
’lluth. oi Htratlord. are visiting Mr. and
tollowisu showing;
pm. to; Waterbury. m: Mei-idea 7;
New llmainflillorwich. 2; New Low I
dun. i; illusory. ll: Nor-molt. it.
and West Haven. Ilium; liar-item.
mono; minimum, 901.778; Waterbury.
storm: lleriden. ”Juli; New Britain.
“Mil; Norwich. titans; New Won.
Show; mm. 01.001: Hermit. ”Mt
Mrs. Henry Bullock am with] «ma
accident. yesterday alteration. While
driving under the alloy avenue rail
road bridges “running into frightened
her horse, which ran late Charles Mills»
panah's mm. Mn. Sellech'scarrlm
was overturned. throwing Mrs. Bullock
out. Her horse started to run. but was
twice thrown by the wagon, and Mrs
Selleclr, notwithstanding her own hurts.
jumped on the animal’sheadand held
him down until updater employed by
the railroad company and Mr. Mills-
paunh could render assistance. The
latter drove Mrs. Sellcck to the home of
her mother. Mrs. Ann Battery. and hit»
or she was able to no home. l
An unusually interesting praise ser«
vice was held by the Stamford Y. M. C,
A.. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
W. 'l‘. Andrews. Mound Mrs. Benjamin
L. Fitch, and Mr. Johnson, of the No-
roton Musical association. prepared a
programme of quartettesfinele and soles
which was iincly interpreted. Mrs.
Andrews and Mr. Fitch sang solos and
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews sang a duet. A
uuartette and qnintctte. with solo by
Mr. Fitch. were also sang. Responsive
psalms and hymns rounded out the ser-
vice. there being no address.
Mrs. Emily Carpenter. who has been
living at the residence of Nathan
Dauchy, died Sunday morning. aged
about seventy-two years. She Wait a
sister of Cyrus Waterbury, of Norwalk.
and Merlin J. Waterbury, of 0x Ridge.
She was a native of Long Ridge. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
and the remains were taken to Pleasant-
ville, N. Y.‘, this morning. on the r:
o'clock train, for burial.
Children’s Day was observed in the
Congregational church, Sunday. The
edifice was handsomely decorated. la
the evening there was a concert, with
anthems by the Sabbath school, a solo
by Miss Ada (Joan. and ouamberoi
recitations. In the morning Rev. 8. J.
Austin preached to the children.
Frank Finch, the welhknowu limbo
veteran, is laid up in the hospital at.
Fitch's Soldiers' Home with a broken
leg. Last Saturday night he tell oil the
bank inimut of Superintendent (‘oe's
residence. causing the injury.
William Wuerz has had the extensive
driveways about his handsome residence
placed in excellent condition. Thcy
have been tilled in with cracked blur!
stone. which is being rolled down today
with Contractors Bates k liownos'
steam roller.
Sunday night the iwany-in-tho-slot
chocolate and chewing gum mar-blue Ill
front of lt‘roderii-k (‘naddertrm's barber
shop was stolou. Mr. (llllllllii‘l'billl esti-
matesthat there was $l in morwy and
~lm'k in lllf' marhmr.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder company
has arranged for a trolley ride. Friday
night: Thr- rnute will hoover-me West-
pori vstensiou. ('ars u'ill leave Stim-
ford city 'line at into. and the Ilirir-n
(lepnl {if I 5:“ ‘l'l‘IIle.
A hang? load of 'J'Je tons of soft mud
has arrived for Mr. Hall, of 'l'alumrluo
Hill, and is being unloaded at A. Floyd
Delalir-ld's duck and varied to Air Hall's
lmndsonw residuum by i‘ontrartor
Itiolmrtl Shelton.
Edward Tl‘thlil‘tllki'. (If (IoIIr-ndztr's
i’oint. received a handsome new out--
hundrod foot steam launch at his wharf.
last week. lltw-xrr-v-ts to take several
craters this sinmaer
Dr. Battcrly and latn.1y.ofNew York.
will occupy the residenceot Mnaud Mrs.
Edward Wood. on Contentment lslaml.
during the. sojourn of Mr. and Mrs.
Weed in the Adirondacks.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
willbe bold in the Town Hall, tonight,
by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. W. htaitevani llattrr. of lam-
Banday, In the absence of Rev. Louis
Fnilloh.
Mrs. Ralph JetI‘i-rucn. oi South ltivor,
N. J.. has been visiting her parents.
Rev. and Airs. Innis French.
Mrs. Gilbert Fiat-h. of standard. is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lien
Mrs. Laura K. Ball and daughter
Mrs. Ernest Koch.
George (look. who is to a drug store in
Bridgeport. is home sick with malarial
fever.
The .1. ll. Hoyt prepcrty on Newton
llill will he sold at public auction. Harv
ardsy.
1313. Wilson ls erecting a has new
born ncar his residence on the shore.
. «w... «WW... .... an”... .. . , .. .e
The Weekly luminary.
The mommy ol’ The Commercial
llammllorihe comm week makes the
lies] estate rates»llew Haven and
West Hartman; Hartford. 2m; Bridge-
host estate mormwltew flown
W a .Womnam... ”M
“
.Mutllsmwm
get a ’lNl Columbia lot
F. S. AMBLER,
Illilllgci 0. Jesse,
armor“ union IIIWIIVI
Walter and lunborur
lo bulk to the trade: also in lentils» to any
part of the city and vicinity tor intuit y use.
Wm:
prmnlm of Iar
people may he I
lleiteral Idle lilillflllll‘ll l'o. is wind the
people will
duped into mule
anon. l'limiplnsi
It,"
or ohm" In em ul ,
ill ville policy In the I‘onnwilout l
Lilo lot-um (intensity. at "ardent.
.mmnm Morel on
I
\\
F ashionalale S
FOR
THE
“GREATEST SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
. Ever Known in the History of So. Norwallr.
‘\ The very best goods at one hall their regular value.
1}
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 8: CL, a
$6000 STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and ollcr the following at
' PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE
100 pairs Men's French Calf, Pet
'30 II II II H Al
I00
I00
II
II II I! ll
I50
300
Astonish You.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Russet Lace, Plain Toe, , . . . .
BARGAINS Ill BOVS' AND YOUTH'S SIIOES.
MEN’S SHOES.
603 pair Alan's Calf Slrln, lacs Tip. worth $3.00,“ . . .
l23 “ " “ ” Plain Toes, “ 3.00 ” . . .
45 “ " Plain Toe Congress ” 3.00 " . . .
85 “ “ Globe loo Tip, “ 3.00 “ . '. .
320 " " Plain Toe, Lace " 3.00 “ . . ‘
"The above goods are made of the finest (fall Skin. and every pair warranted.
out leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth “.00
[5
Cap Toe Lace, . .
a e
Ladies, Read This I
t50 Pairs lsdles‘ Patent Leather I’ip, Ilp-To-Dste Shoes, all sizes and widths,worth $2.00, at 85c
H
' lace Shoes, worth . .
Lounsbury, Mathewson s Co’s Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in russst and black,
line goods, button and lace, at SLOO a pair.‘
Latino“. llii‘si- pomls .il Iamushury, lilattlu-wsuu lb Co's are diamonds.
500 Pair lisses’ and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Button, at Prices 50 Low It Vllll
Next to Scofield N Iloyi's~ Dry Goods Stu
This i- the grvaiwt rzlll‘ [ bare mrr utt‘vrml, and I know lIlt-IM‘ goods cannot be do.
plimtrd ooywhore atanytlunn like the prior. (forum and get the bargain of your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
it“
man .\' Sou.
hoes
MEN, woman AND CHILDREN!
“ Bull Dog Toe, Worth $4.00, at
Every man in South Norwalk can Miami to wear patent loathpr this summer and saw the expanse of shoe mlislting.
I00 Pairs Alan's Goodyear Welt Russet Ilid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace, .
re. and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
‘4
NATIVES !
”.15
L75
I.75
I.7~5
l.75
at . . $2.50
2.50
. . $2.50
. . . 2.50
. 2.00
. 2 00, at 85c
Now is Ibo llllll‘ to
$75.00
Ilai il’ords,
$40, 50, 60.
2., WALL STREET.
Connecticut.
I00 WASHINGTON STREET.
MILE MIES'I’ Full
Blllflllfl l0! 00W!
Prompt attention to mail colors.
READ THII.
lly‘ schemes, estimates. null Itulrsllnltr
e whims in the in: tire.
rmlrml tor a tirnr-er not
or all time. A pulley In the Ileriinwilmi
haw alter they have bwa
reliable oi «heap lunar
trance 5» like chem» mm:-
it. Isti’i worth numb.
(you Want prom-Hon for your family
"Monomer. plain
towel
min-romp ls!»
Ismm 2 91mm
~‘v0-gm _, 01‘V’)
We Are
Here
Fish,
Oyster,
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT 0r ZELUFF,
tn Wilehliiu’tim turret.
n. w. navrsouo.
" '8:."l'lll‘::.£""‘“
Dr. P. .ohuvolr,
t. I. cum Washington and
W0! ”It?!” TU some» 0'
At the some
place when- you
found its thirteen
y ‘nrs ago, in the
wholesale and re-
tnil 1
.‘l (loan.
in :i "will
equalled
less
'l'oIopIn-uu. em
a
(\V
I0?“ I“ .003
I 'flloou. 4300mm Hivmit,
nulwmm‘r. Alli!”
4‘ "ll‘ h"
Funeral Director
sail Inhalation
Mumlslaslw 51,0:
ohms.
M a
fi if
hostile trusts
Wsdnmlaya and Hniarrlarm to 0 p. to.
Wall Paper
Confess-
ions!
'I‘lm: SullullWl feeling that grit-swim
wnllII lWIi'I“ IIN (“HM
moved lIII‘ principal obstacle wbivb
stands between you and new \Vull
Paper by
ordinary rurilr'ssiun rm our part
TIM-duality oi our umk is no
Store Open from 7 up. to 0 gm.
I‘ninwru’ Supplies.
Art Ursula.
Pictures.
l’iotun‘s Fromm to I lrrlsr.
Painting. Parlor Hanging. ”sour-sting
and than l'alnilmr.
in Washington Street. iloutli lilorwslk
rm
WANT. KNOWN
"IIIII IIITIIIL
luncheon Beet
cycling and all outing
parties. Emily carried In
original motions: ur in
lunch basket.
instant nae
lli‘WIt‘ pupoir'd bruise is
We have re
timing the price down
mum. This is .in extra-
mvaricty, II is nimb-
Materials.
Illfi lK Ell.
MARI V00.
I” 7..
Irma an ideal Innehcim
CYCLERS.
_ll‘l"' wirnziun lmn \wro‘nslwp.
heady {or
rm
(imam-it's lamina-t limiting Burton
Burned—«important Document! Luel-
Nr-w York. June liw'l‘ho great gov-
ernment landing shed tor immigrants
on Ellis island caught fire this morn-
Ing ‘ll’llfl’lly altar l o'eloult and burned
to the grcumi, like a im‘l'h of main.
' The llrsi sinus nf tire were nuilrml by
pllnis on I'm river and town along show
at 12:45.
There was little smoke and a strange
white light, whirl] spread and spread
with :i HWII'Ilh-Nfi that scorned loom-all-
lilo until tin» “‘hlllr' mass or Illl,‘ bulld-
Ina: was a ‘etlmtiulng silo-r; of dam».
‘F‘rnm “IIIII' it tm'm-ll m yvllow and
burned imuy with Invrmlii-lr- amino-was.
lighting up ihw hay and furnishing now
«if ilu- mot \lanamplr-vl spw polls of
pm’utwhnw IllllKllllli'l‘fH‘i‘ that New
York has i-w-r looked upon,
Tb.» offer: of tho many atroams of
salt until-V {\Il'v'i‘rl on lb.- burning: strut--
lure would HW'H o-x'rn from Nov
"ark. 'l'bvr timid: 12ml the denial a hit
(”Pl IIN'IH‘HHI Illv i‘vrlvil‘llllg. hill ill-‘il
this all. 'l'bn- building was to.» matro-
slw- and llw :u'vu [4m \'.i_~'l for :i lum-
tlr'ml strvnms' in in. or any avail.
’I'berr- Wl‘lt’ about two imimzt'unta on
lb:- islautl. all at lull-nu \l‘r'l‘i' safely it'-
mural.
'l‘b.» urwttor' number of the people in
Iii-wit
I'Hllfll.~‘lull r m'm win it ill-gr il‘n'l‘l'tlrnllb‘wl.
Still art-:riwr implosion r-mm- when an
effort this lunch to tell tlinm that the
hull/ling no.4 utir'w, bu: tlmt ilv-y o'er»
nut in In- ill all wxritml. us [ht-re urns
absolutrly z... dunner. Many or tlovm
(mild nu; u'itlvt‘stmnl English. All «Hill»
r‘uliy one renown-I. bum w r. when “no
of the wntnhmun suggwiiu-Il lli.” all
should I»- zlriw‘n out likw she-:1». u 31b 4'.”
.“m nth-mini or I'xlellililuli. Tim: .ms
(lune, It was: :1 Sili‘l‘l‘Ft—f. Thur \wrv then
mutinyul it" it Try-Emmy in the wily lill‘l
{'r‘nWilv-(l ititu thv kill?" rillv-n
l'IlIlS island i4 .iimul L“: :i‘l'vév‘ in Mr—
lwnl. ll Il'Jt-‘ Hiwlirtl fur Hm nu .p‘,1.ln..f
Immi'numt‘: on .Inn, 1, Nt'}. Hn 'h-r
twirliniv‘! :i-l«« of :“ '<i.mll is .’i Mi m
unis l~l~52lmzri>r, with .lll fl‘h'lflih’
width ”2' I" '.- t null 37-"- frvt l-rrm.
.\ri Illlllii'm’v Ivmlvlim: l'az‘ iii» rwwp—
tlnn :njl tsui-tuuiwt mutilmnmr
stun-l n '«I; :ll 'Ilhlfl'él'l' lurk ..t' n hulk
{indium Ii the Karma <. 'l‘liv main Width
in: use: Jim tin: twp. m- ;
.
ln'
et“
7,” {We l.‘y=:_.y4
:nnl on mil .2 ~i :iltl 2'.)-!l with m.-
l'x‘y’il ..r llic mmn lill'l'llfll: Univ ' '-
was“. uliw «~13. 2mm. 1.!“ {wt inn: .m-l
‘5) fut my
Tll-' .. ll» MHZ-111m: ..o~l i‘mu:
on Ill‘ 3,» l ‘ *IUUNM .‘illl lb.‘ lw—‘s
wli :ippru this tiwir~ In the
ruin i-uéu .. 2 lbw lllliww' l it‘ll
I'mt' .t 534' '~ .3' .vz‘izttl'i 71 Numb, z- 2-
iulli'tcr \'.i‘l.',lt;«' II-“'l-l'~'. “lull \\-:‘~-
01: sum.“- vl.
BASEBALL.
The .Vutiunsil Lengur (humus.
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ut F! ill. I’s. ' ' L .r ,. z t. NAHJII
till-5' 'II“~ lll‘.l ”1‘ ixili >"'i*‘wI
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unwir- .iIr'I 'ti- 1.. lip ”:14' putt
at 2‘22 II I’» >2 t .: ml .... ill. Illlltvll
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Irmlull l2‘.‘.\t iliv‘.
All I inrillnu In IkerImanulmnl.
\‘H‘uin' l- ‘llllilr‘llltl Jo. lit»
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«shill In. I‘lll :It‘ pin. mi» .ll
Mii'IinAJ‘, It. Ian: u: I I at I" .i
lswll .{ “de 1m Mm, .l"I tint!
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iriyw .\ l-vll s-i lur- \ulim‘wi! In»
"Hunt in: it» .. ‘wl .4 it; It'll;v|‘i‘llt,
“wining-vs MAM In Jail.
llmztnu .Lmu I3 .I Ill Imtd lltilwt',
r‘ullliv in! w h'n Ithile l Aellldlnéitil
Iiiultvl' 1mm [In tin. HT I'vmtun In Lilw
little mu a, lad?! It! i It l1- ““1“ > 2I in II” on.
print rmtil in J’Il'ltl bill)“ in tip villi"
[vill‘m 0' .l I‘"rIII:'IlI%. mini-v.4 om,
.‘I’IIIII'f. I lit: lit‘l trill, l-“t‘ll'tll u
:wnlrrur Hf 1"- il I‘Ill' Ht IIH: “Itl’hl' H!
l' at»: limit or] w Mb .I it Ime,
film”. by a [Hit-m».
“onward Illll' L. lam: Hm our
:ilirl 3' star l'ntiim . 4mm Ins. II .n
\ieilldl m o ”,1. It! 'l'. or.“ t...
imiut i‘. n... [Hr-II ti it li‘Jl him,"
out u! ”it ground in sow.» pin ., uml
storm? him»; In t: «l- at: rrwl .lt Hull.
llilel llil‘ ims Huh ‘Iili'l ‘w H Monti
grimy \zn (ninth: tr. ivpdtwil
Will Not! ttfls‘rhtrv Willi tlw heiiienmn
"twill-yd Jim; II. No hour! 1' ply.
‘I'lW 9m“ WWII Illt «llriill' illicit if
trauma Kimmy owl-r ‘wtl‘tlt'i’ I‘v bu
hfi'ifllr‘ July H lul' Ill! lillllllti “l lilo
air», and «in Imiti‘l .mi tut im in m
lerirr» Mil; the wot: u.»
Mouse of Monte? amnion.
Amsterdam. N. It. Just liar—l'm-r
. trim on vomiting or iron: mu
to it»
a. trim
on: on “glue, rouse.
murder it} lured; pram.
. .
sioo Reward 3100.
The readers at this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disarm that science has
been able in euro in all its stakes. and
that is (latent: Hall's Catlin-h (’uro
is the only positive core known to the
medical fratwnity. (latrmh being norm-
slitniional disease, "quires a troublll‘u.
itobal treatment. llall'n (latarrh Care
is tell: u internally. noting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation 0! the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and us- ,
sistinu nuiurein doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in itlcur-
alive powers. that they otter one bun»
tired dollars for any ease that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials. Aal-
rlress F .I. Cheney 6: (30., 'l'olcdo, l lhio,
Sold by druggists.
According to the newspapers, an Ohio
husband became. the happy fat her ofseven
children not long ago. of the seven all
lived butane. It is to be. hoped he laid
'in a supply of ()hamlssrlain's Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for cronp,
whooping-cough, colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Some for ten, some tor twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then havo been quickly and
permanently cured by using lheWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salvo. the great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin disease».
G. U. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
The Best Remedy Isr Rheumatism.
From the Pairhnvon i X. Yd Its-alder.
MLJames Rowland. of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife hasbeen asntl'erer from rheuma—
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
Slwsent Mr. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had read of Unamberlain's l’ain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and so‘cuml
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rmvlimd‘s purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thornngip
ly and in an hour's time was able [it go
to sleep. She now applies it whenvwr
she feels an ache or a pain and tmds
that it always give-s relir-f. He says
that no lllt‘fllf'llll‘ which tho but! used
over did her as much good. The 25 and
TM (1.. nt sizes Eor sale by G. (I. btillsou.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
“Hoe Minute llomzh (lure saved my
only child from «lying by croup." It
has saved thousands of others sutl'erim:
from crimp. pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serious-throat and limp.y troubles.
i}, I'. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Billccs C the.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic will br- pbmsed to know tho.
prr‘rmpt relief may I)1 had by taking:
Cliamlwrluiu‘e (Julio. Cholera and Ilmr
rhnen Remedy. and if taken as smr ‘l‘6
the first indication of the disease op
pears, it. will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Silllsou.
Don'ttliin your blood with saesalras
or poison it with blue-mass; but aid uzr
lure by using: UeWitt's Inttlo Early
Risers, the {anions little pills for eun-
stipation, liilionsuess and stmnnrh and
liver troubles. They are [only vow--
table
“a is the Best on Earth." I
That is what Edwards tk' l’arkrr, mer-
chants of Plains, (is. ray of I'bnmbrr—
laiu‘s l’ain Balm. for rheumatimi, Inim-
bnl'li. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by U. ('. Siillwu.
Sick headache can be quickly and
r‘oinplvto-Iy ovwvonu- by mini: ihwvt
{axioms little pills lnowu as “II-~Witt‘»
Little Early Risers." U. (I. Stillman
and E. l’. Weed.
In Grain-0! Try Grain-0!
2‘in your grocer today to show you a
package of (irain it, the new food drink
that takes the plum- ot mllw. 'l'lw
children may drink It without injury on
WP“ on the adult. All who try it, lilo-
it. (Brain-I) Ims iltat rirh N’ill brown 1-!
Mocha or Jam. but It is made I'rmn pim-
drains. and the lunar doliruio hirilllui'll
n-wivvs it With: at distress, Um'lldlrlll
the who of built-n. tho. and :3.» via. per
pavkane. Sold by all gnu-ova.
'l'n-rriblc ai-cidrnw-It Is a terrible on
oidc-nt to be burnirlor milder]; but the
baiuaml agony and the iriuhttul clin-
llfllll‘l‘lllt‘llll can be quickly overruuwt
wribnnt leaving a near by using it"
Will‘s Witch Hazel Hulvv. ll. 0. Still»
son and E. 1’. Wired.
when Marian-r,
We have on hand sew-rid l-lluilmitil
job lot blllhcads and notoltriuls that “-2
wtll print at the following prim: Low
quarter billhoaiis elm. additional
hours. ti; moo sixth billhcads Ohio.
additional 1.0:) i‘s. 7.3m notchesds. Limit.
".25, additional how’s, 71in. l’mtdlnir,
95:: per Loon extra. 'l‘hls stitch is of
tsir quality. You can have It at above
amino-longest! lute. Evening 81in
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Not only illernl ilto verv 2mm Iiiuvl
eanlmcnn-r by DoWItt's Wltih llavul
iialrc. but remain, maids. harm brittle".
lmtls. ntwvrs and all minor sum trouble.
can be Instantly relieved by the mom
moody. (HI millson and it. 1‘. West.
Well m lines.
After thebiu lire In llrl lo (Mk. I
and: s very scram. said an tried many
remmllos without help. the cold only be»
coming: mom settled. Alter using "two
misll biotin ot Chamberlain‘s (haunt
Beltway, both the 'h ml cold left
me, and in this high “altitude It takes a
moritmtons r. mod to do any
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rivertlm. for sale by 0. 0. zillion;
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