' m linen—true president
. ' ,1 . I. Woodierd ill
album to m
art 1.. ‘Woodf hon
w in the Mobile-n
’ mtyo'nnd the state of
(mutation. ‘ ,
. [retire-entail“ in con-
{auto-i district attorney.
cloctor and
for governor against John '1'.
“1m in me he will a cantil-
' . Republican notional con-
yice'prenldent. rcceivinsm
- ' .Woodtoul wu born in New
fitmfioptrl. on. He to descend-
m ,Wlx mum of Connecticut.
handout.“ tough: in the newton.
. m ill the war of 1312. General
‘ ’ 'alitered Columbia college at
I. ‘thoJophomore year at
cling his education at Co-
»zraduatlng in 1854. lie do-
the centennial oration of. tho
Wudtord’l War Record.
‘ an admitted to tho bar in 1857
‘ i poiltim in the first Lincoln
. , 1860. Later he became an-
“;th States district attorney.
L 6‘6 to enter the army as a rob
,in company H. One Hundred
'enty-novonth New York vol-
l'nade captain and served till
hla, South Carolina and the
of Columbia. He was judge ad-
Kengrnl of the department of the
y,» rovust marshal general and
o! It‘ll! of General Gilmore.
pldly rose and was hrevctted
general for gallantry in ne—
Nlfil: ,the war he was military
‘ or of the city'of Charleston and
. tit Savannah. putting the affairs.
4!: cietles in splendid shape.
it ruigned his commission Aug. 22.
nnd'renumed his law practice. in
‘e was elected lieutenant governor.
_, resided oyer the Grant electoral
W of the state in 1872 and defeated
W. Goodrich for congress the same
6,.noniinated Arthur for vice presi-
' «913$le 1880. lTndcr Grant he was l'xiit-
Kitties district attorney. General
Woodrow is president of the Phi Beta
WAlumni of New York. a member
7 ‘2 New England society and of the
. IL; lion been vice president of the
Me y of the Army of the Potomac.
Kiln an oflieer of the City Savings
buthfiprasne National bank and Far-
mt Fire Insurance company and
-‘ . {' ”high in financial circles. Yale,
‘ bin and Trinity have bestowml
‘ «decreed M. A. upon him. and the
save him the degree of LL. D.
A Mom! of Mr. Plan.
JMfllfll is an old friend of Sen-
Jittpand the two have hem on
Ulllale terms since they were ml-
‘9‘ in congress a score of years
' The incident in the early eightim.
.. ' .Nr.:;Wmmfitrd refused to support
lpligtovei'nor Judge Folger. later sci-re—
~13?! of the treasury, saying he would
“ not tifi'mort a Republican nominated on
d ‘Tforged ole-gram." pill him at odds
With the epuhilcans of the state for
Jame y but he finally Went back
«ylntofithe Ill. Senator Plait vigorously
tilted hlii‘mr a cabinet position. trying
‘ it) hive film made secretary of the inte—
trier. Hr.“*Wom]ford hart made a fortune
it his law practice, and Republican
friend! speak of him as a natural dip—
lomnt.
. all nomination hast iii-on forvshndnw-
Oil in gossip about the office for some
weeks; but the actual decision to ap—
Wilt him was not reached until last
‘ log. The cabinet talked the matter
.Elld the preside-tit ref-erred in new-
, moan nuggvntml for the posit and
intimated that the preference was for
“Mirna. Secretary this: With called
bike White Home. and shortly after
L‘llomlnltlnn wan sent to the senate.
I is excellent authority for ”in
Will lbfli Mr. \Vtmillill‘d \l‘lll ac-
.plmnuv (iota Fourteen You".
Francisco. June iii-«(‘url W. Von
dunno. the im'iniliil-r monuy «um-
‘ in! perjury during the trial of the
which he won t-hurirmi wlihrom'
. it} in the Mom (‘hriuilnn Luxury.
“W? n contoured by Judith Walloon
v . P men! l'tl Fulwm penitentiary
v . 7“ 'MI‘I. He thanked the judge for
Ilfllll manner in which hv hail
. ,. the trial and saw notice of
, . by to appeal.
“ filth. ”Hilary herein.
It”. llxmAficr ll trial of
the military tribunal him
tilt and Wunlcxok. who
with ceiling military it!"
I. Utility of the l‘lfll‘lltiv.
been sentenced in {We
em. with hard labor.
to three your». There
d claim ‘if li‘i'llmm. umtllmi
': “Iii they Wi-ro acquitted.
WW
‘ m m aw mm
' if. 1.. June l7.--~Juho Alert.
“ploy-iii by Charla-ii Jame»
W“ illtlmr about the
' u colony of him Hominy hm
morning from the
the Ilium. "lll head wuu
Iii Ill enormouu tow. ilu Willi
from the limo oi the lb
m «tutti.
on. W
"Min ifmfliteut damage
m in llotimaniu by the ro-
’ [Danube lino mm
, Ind an linoleum latte
MI in: formed ltetwwu
’ 'hliomvodn.
,mm
.m m
' lune lbw?» Mich
‘ Myrna for rim
m Norfolk for iii-p»
. . , helm Mmtmu
W at on
, «minutiae
' Evert pucjtpitlieirluorlte I 7 would i! ibefiliiln" liltidrepglilmp todattjiklt mac machine. and :
lircyfrnmegfienwolor or handle bun.
:r a ladioi' or. gtnt's,Alth '
IN BIOVOLES. '
strict y guaranteed. “ with it y, ”it hurt; theoptionot nitrite, pedals.
We guarantee it to be an 335 but intuition,
will be; .
‘i
we do not sell wheels on the installmentfian, neither do we exchau
c mliuc ourselves to one line, and that the best at the least possible co
parlson.
s, v
Cut prices on _ )
RIFRIGERATOJRQ.
OIL STOVEB.
WINDOW SCREENS,
and our pricé th’it reason for eiih
i
1.. a,
.
gator sell second hand “wheels, but
st. Weinviic inspection and com-
' CREAMFR’LEZERS ,
GASOLINE arm/Es.
GARDEN H052.
HAMMOCKSL
tu RTEVANT.
hut-id
Spring Dress Goods!
ay ,"Bar
gainilSyl
Beginning with Thursday of tlil‘l wet-k. We will offer
special “Marked Down Sale" of
cnoqus'r sa'rs'.
north Iain and Ann Streets,
South ,lorivailt. Conn.
ll
Included in this sale will be our accumulation of
Dress Goods Remnants!
At our usual large reduction in
shall add to the above, 50 price
Silks at 25 Cents.
Suitable for linings, dress treats and
line of ladies’ shirt waists.
A. Dickerman 8.
E
e
prices for such pieces. We
5 short lengths of
i
fancy work. A large
17/
Son,
3 PRICES.
at Washington Street. - - - - - South lorwallt. Connecticut
5 .
! CUT '
i I I
Corner Madison and Franklin St
IN WAGONS. '
IN OARRIAGES,
IN HARNESSEI.
IN HORIE GOODS”
rccts.
GENUINE BARGAINS
And
The
BEST GOODS IN THE
mnnxer.
w- ,_...... .»m.w.....m ) b. . .« m...m .
FRANCIS & 00..
The“ Clothiers,
86 WashingtonSt.
South Norwalk.
55 .
at; ‘
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Pmldmtmlflutw Itwuly» Ilene In
BMW!“ by.) to Annex no lo-
, lnudl in In Accordance won the In»
.Inhliidml Polio: elite Country.
wmms'ton,‘ Julieta—The represent-
iitlverot tho‘governmentr‘ot the Unit-
ed State: and Hawaii have. as fore.
ahudowed in these dispatchen. signed a
treaty by the term; of which. if ratip
tied. the little island republic will he-
come part of the territory of the ‘llnltv
i‘d Stated. The winners were Secretary
(of finite John Sherman on. the part of
thin country and Minister Hatch and
“burial Commissioner») Thurston and
Jimmy on the Dart of Hawaii. lt 'ir
now in the hands of the manic.
'l‘hovlennte at once went into eater-ii-
tlve session upon the receipt of the doc-
ument. and as soon as tin- doors were
cloned the income of Proaltlont Meltin-
icy accompanying tho treaty and the
treaty ltrelf item read to the senate.
Tht'y were listened to attentively.
in one part of the chamber there was
a rzroup of amnion; who will bitterly
a"
oppose the ratification of the treaty.
Among them Were Scimtorti ”my.
liliht. Potion. White, (lottery. Petti-
m-uw and Mel-:nery. As won an the
reading of the documents was complet-
ed Senator Davin. chairman of the com-
mittee on foreign relations. mgvcd that
the message and treaty be made pull-
lle. Senator Gray objected to a voto'ou
the motion. and under the rules a sin-
gle objection curried lhi- motion over.
Senator Davis: gave notic-c that at the
next executive session he would. press
L‘N‘ATH IN 01" HA‘VAII.
the motion for publication. as all the
vsmmnnl farm and an filmvmt verbatim
copy of the treaty had been published
in the press; of the country.
Tiivrc was some: dis. ussion :is to when
the trvaty might be motel-lurid. and
Senator Whitt- asked if it was thc in-
trnnun in push ii at tliixx session. and
ilitveil the rrply being made that it wan
possible.- lht’ ('zilifurn'izi senator said:
“i iii-sire to announce that i am pre-
iurml t-v slay lit“l’t' all smnmtr to pro
tout the ratification of the treztly,
talzlv-h l cunsids-r a very bad bruit-4i
ti. ll."
"i'll Join You." mid Senator Petti-
urew of South lvziknta.
The Mrmgu of the l'erdi-nt.
Th..- lllt‘FSiIiIi' of tin: president was not
'i wry lulll‘! tim'lllili‘lll. it dealt ‘t‘ttill
it‘stv-ric fame mnwi'nint: the Numb!
and stimuli! that 'll'! l'nllt-«l Stall. :4 and
Hawaii yruily or: w more i‘lusoly bound
in Hlt'll lllhir. This “no out really anv
ncxzttian. he said. but a continuation
if i'xlniiilu l't‘luf'wll‘a‘ with l'lufil'i‘ lmllvls
livttiiin ihu prupli- :[usrly related by
blood and kindred tie-n.
Stiltt' 1820. said the prvsidx-nt. the pro.
dnmiimncv of the i'txlmi States had
llt't‘li known. The si-ncilm: of the tits:
~‘ll\‘n)’ tic-re bronchi th-- islands in
closer relational ultli thr l'nltnl Status.
and illilh't' relations had. grown more,
film by out I'm-«lint: v'\'4'flltl.
'l‘lpx prrsldnnt milled attention to the
but that n. ll’ltlliltlitlv and wx‘iytinu um:-
t-rnmv-m uf ilzmnu ”third to annex the
inland» to the l‘nilwi Shiii't‘l in lifil, hill
on mmixni of “but “as «in-mm! iii-M
pulb y thz- :imin'xutlnn this not llt‘i‘t‘illt'll
by ililfl country. lie :«mxhd that the
l‘m‘tmi Stairs Virtually I‘M'l‘l‘lhl‘ll ll prm
thumtv our NW islands; sinn- lhv iirsl
Aiilt‘rit‘l‘lll iniminn ail-l Kllzlrlil‘ill't‘il ill"
autonomy of tlic cui‘rrnnu-ms of th-
itrunp. ’l'ho- inlmols had boon larcrly
with-d by our nun punplv. and our pox...
plu “on no“ lllll'lV‘Hlt'il in tho-m. Amer"
twin inform?” prwlmumateil.und “v ti'id
moon in mlwdvr lllt'Ill mull-r not pro-
twlion. 'f't'n- prew-llt treaty was in tin
light of a mimiimmitlun of Win” had
prm lit‘flll) lurn in exist-um» for your»
llt'li'l‘llilt: In the trniity negotiated lili-
ilcr lhw llurriwm il‘llllillltlll‘tlllitll. l'iwi-
lla'ill McKinley mild that the failure to
aim-pi the profit-r of amp-tuition in Him.
whiti- noi it Miller! of mourn!ulaimn,
with not “holly ulthmii ill! tunic. on it
had drmunntmlml the «winding unwrn
mutt could umilltuin itm'lf. and no
quot-lion rmld be ruined of the authori-
ty of the ivrcmliii uni‘ortmirni to noun.
little the prompt treaty or of tin tight
in yield the mm'wltznty of the inlondu,
At ”t“ Hlillliv time the tripartite unive-
mcnl wan Iillilll‘ for tho utwrrimimt oi
Hillliuil, hu nulll. tin-oi llrlinin un-l tiar-
mliny mnhlmi to lili’lllili' ilumili in tin
tin-op our whbh n pi-uim-iuiailw a.”
Will-llHlu-il. but the rimmmlioh wan r.»
Iii-“loll by tho l'lllli'il Hinton lwi'mm-
thtn illlilll‘llllit‘iil hit“ that iluvrr ui
ruddy l‘lll‘lml I'I'lllllltllfl below" lint
null and the l'tilirvi Hinton which pine.
ml llw inlllmlzt tinder ihv Hui-mini i‘fll‘i‘
of this country and that Ililil iiiiit‘lllw
"will I‘ulllll not allow any other i‘illill-
try to Illi’l’l’t‘f‘l' iii the affair» of It.»
wall.
The nonrmliun of the lllllllltlfl. mold
the lil't'flillt‘lll. and lliltItIim them ll purl
of the i‘nliml titan-is “no in accordance
Milt the clit'llli|~>liml policy of thin noun.
try.
I‘rorlrlntu at the Mn”.
This treaty provide: that the unrem-
mont of the Hawaiian inland: will" to
the l‘tilimi lltutui olimvluleiy and for.
ever all I’lillill‘i oi met-reign” in and
over the llllil‘ltliilil inland» and tin deo
[pandemic-s and that thou- iulanoin illicit
become an talcum! part of the territory
or the l‘nlimi snow The govornmcnl
of Iiuwali .iim «ad-n to the United
Illlltlen all the pulliiv biotin. public
llllllillllil‘ll um] i-uiiilr [il'ilitt‘l'ly of We"
alch‘fliiilup. I'iliiflfl'ffl in in unit“ we»
ohii Mir! in durum ilw dinwutltlon oi
the land» in iliv lizitmllnli loam". All
reroipo- tram thew loud: nhnll iw used
filled)! [or illu lii'm'llt HI Ill“ "INN“...
of the lluwabatn latitude. for cultivation-
iii and other public pom-rec.
'I‘Itt- ilnnoilnn leigndn rhull ll'fldmu"
too into the t‘oion u a territory or the
,
I all
,t‘wuarwu. ,. '
:The Dmt‘tmttuflnnd town now
min: new”?! commercial relations
.roroa until cm stratum action.
Further immigration of Chinm‘ labor~
on ll prohibited Wins conversions]
notion. and the entry of Chinese from
Hawaii into the United State! lllleM!
in prohibited. The united States an.
lumen the public debt of Hawaii, but.
with a ntipuiatlon that this liability
shall not exceed “$00300. .
The treaty. before it becomes effect-
lye. shall be ratified by the proper Ml-
thoritien‘ of the United Hinton and of
liownil. No mention is made of any
gratuity to Lilluokaluni or Kaiulnnl.
The live commlnionera provided for
in the treaty are expected to matte rec-
ommendations to congreuis' as to new
lows and also as regards the form of
government. The preueni form of local
government in to continue in the is»
hands for the present, except that tho
prerldu-nt of the United States is to have
immediate veto power over the acts of
the Hawaiian legislative assembly.
llmr the senate Sande.
A poll of the senate shown that the
Hawaiian treaty. it a vote can be had,
will be ratified by a narrow majority.
it is believed that several senators now
clansifled an opposed will come into line
as the treaty is discussed.
a Vote at thin ncsaion, as every one will
be anxious to get away at the earliest
possible date. But whllo the tariff hill
is in conference an opportunity Willi“?-
licnt itself for discussion. The main ub-
Jcrt for which the treaty has been rush-
ed to the senate will be uccompllahedw
that in. to put a stop to the aggressive
course of Japan, which has already-as-
sumed a dangerous phase.
The following. poll shows the chances
of the treaty in the senate:
For until-Litton. 39: believed to lie for
annexation, 22: total. 61. Against annex-
ation. 15; holievrd to be against an-
nexation. lfl: total, 28. Necessary for
ratification. KO.
ATTACRED BY Hiéwrmeno.
A Wealthy To'nuesncan Nearly Murdered
by 3 Traveling Companion.
St. Louis. June lT.~—C. ll. Collins; of
Nashville. who said he had but recent’
ly disposed of his hotel in that city and
had the procemls, $6.000. on his person.
was found badly “wounded at Meraxncc
Highlands. l5 mill-u from this city.
livu'as lilcwiini: from several Wounds
and was so badly injured that hominid
no! ln- mortal. lie told the watchman
of the inn near which he was found
that he had been stabbed and robbed
of the $6.00!”) by Martin linéle-y. n trawl-
ing man. whom he had root in Nash-
ville.
Shortly after Busby was arrested
while waiting for It car. lb.- don‘nwi
the robbery and said a third [wi‘sufl had
held up bnth'him and Collins. l-inslcy's
vest was (‘ut’ci'vd with blond. SH the of-
llt‘t'l‘fi say. and they found Ht‘VHl‘fll imit-
drmi dollar? on his porwn. linslry rut:—
islt‘l‘t‘ll at thi- Snuthi-rn hutrl as from
livinphlr. »
Martin linsicy's father was: (‘nium-i
linm h iii-Flu. a man of murv- than no-
rl-mul time and recorded until hid
linilll three or {not years an» as thc
ti. hrs! mm in the :: dub.
t'nluibi l'ZiiHlV'y \V‘:l~‘ u balding spirit in
the driwlupnnnt bf rh- mluwml to-
with rs of the south. "v was lui‘pci)’
(“lawsuit in the- ’ri'llll"5-“"i' (‘nnl :ind
irun whipniiy, o-Hlitltlifilit‘ll umrks :iz
ZV'tifit'lilt‘l‘. .-\i;i.. lie-lpml makv She-iii: Iii.
Aim, :1 grant minim: plow. laundrd So-‘i -
*ml towns. i‘ili‘ of with ll boon hir-
:iflllll . owned sovernl big cotton [illtflhl-
ruins: and “its an intimati- fiicrid ml An—
«licw t";ll'llvglt‘.
ll.» had tun children. Martin. will is
ilm-M 1:2. and l.:ui_\. ll ymn' or nw
murmur. For the lutta-r he tiainml ti.»
Lady limit-y tilinc, one of tile largo->9
in ALllnumi.
Martin .‘m'npicai :1 hich position in thr-
wrl,” circles wf Mcmphia. Nashville.
Birmingham and Hill-'l‘ sumhvi‘n with»
llllllil.’ his father‘s life. He mu: lll.‘ll‘~
rind in lI-“iiy lat. Sl‘l'lf‘ll. nlaiiuliirr'uf :i
erllllly Mt mphis "hill and t‘rizdtwlml :14
the haindwmest Woman in the stale.
“'l‘ii ll I'iilullil lCilSlt y illt'll. I! ll! \‘t-luln ll
that ill.“ mini.» was vnr'um‘nrvl nu
heavily that i! nae doubtful if anylhénc
llillllil lw sun-«l.
About inn Si’illb air” southern purl-'-
ty no.» Martini by the itlllinllllt‘i’llii’nl
that Martin l'itirlry's “lll‘ one stilni',
tilill fur diwrw on ”10- crnuml of non-
mplmrt. Sim-n tlw lliiuiw Marlin has
lll\'lilt'il lllfi lillll‘ llv'ili'i‘l‘ll Alt‘lnlihly,
Nanixiiilv. tlimlpuiium and ntlivr villi-n
iilli'lt‘ his father hml intrrrvH.
Iii. Hyen- Mum.
('lllt'dutl. .limc i?.~~i'to\\llnu :Ilmtl!
lll‘ucclun‘l ennui-r)“. Jim. lllt' ill»: by-
cmt lililt'li "mulivthl from Lin-min pork
by Rilili‘lilK .1 hair Ihruiinh the door of
lilo rune. t'mzicui a numlwr of mascot
in llic burying stimuli-l. “hi-w. with un-
orrlnu imilnrt. he had um-Ii- his way
liltinwiialely iiiinr hiss viii-ape and mud”
"lulll lupin-um with his hunlu. Win-u
the polish“ iii-re itiilil'il iu anoint. they rc-
fuiu-nl iliilli'. mylnu liicy had on par»
limilnr oldw‘llvti in lwitm film at by
inirclura. but hurl an mminoperable
prrjudiw iillliltiii brim; rlnmd by a
hymn. Jim llilld llui yi-i two I'flpllirml.
Melina. ttuilmm t'onlidoni.
lirmiun, June ii. The ”million at this
port who ntruck on Monday for 12;: and
325 pvr month iwllvu- iliui tiny liar:-
lillltcil ihi‘ll‘ ulijt'l't. Hill \‘i‘flfl’lfl on.
united ill the nullitiitinc trade «hipped
0W“! for 82.“: pct "moth. As imuly it’ll
lilo plclwl cummilli-co of the iiwtnmi‘n
union can Judge. none of the uliip
owneru .mvl mullill‘li lit club-owning to
hire ouliorn for lower trauma ll‘iaii tlmnc
new domundm by the uirllterii.
W
Motrin of it Torr-lune comm”.
('lhfllllllill, .Itim- ll.~~.‘ilivlinllin I'ill‘llli,
vim» primitleltl of ”in Anili'l'mtlhIlill'l'lti
[tsunami i'illflitiuiy. lull petitioned the
court for a rmoivot. The capital ntowlt
ll ”00.000. Tho petition any» no dirt»
deride have Itt't‘li putt] for m'i‘i‘ll yearn.
and the t'nmi’ttlliy in in urrmrnforiuxm.
lliilor ntoctholdern oppooc tili' applica-
two for ll riwirer.
"loan H itullmul rruideot.
ill, lmiln. Juno tit-nil. ll. ii. l’lntlw.
prenldoht of the l‘nion l'iwiiir railway
[till one of its receivers. Iii unite ill at
his home in thin city. lie in under “in
treatment of u rmwiallni in discount: of
the thrill and lung». Au mun no pon-
Ilblt!‘ It I! the intention to movie tho
[patient to some place in the want when:
the climate in dry.
_. v. .4»...
on .v . -
v9.39? I9!t'“.llii..i'r . o.
with roman. notions null remain in'
The main difficulty will be in securing; indicated. Th.” ad“! promptly
om m’ .1 i
Why is it that in East. West had
Seton Norwallt. with, a combined pot»
ulali’on at 12.000, there it only ‘i our.
medical preparation that flu' state.
menu from residents to It up it:
re orientations? - . ‘,
Vb‘y is it that Dunn's Kid 'Pills
do this in tliefiornaikru ncl as in
every other city and town iii any im-
portance in mellow"? ., ' . ,
Why is it that there are advertised in
every newspaper a dozen remedies and
only one can supply local prool, local
cndorsatirm of its claims?
The solution of the. problem is sim—
ple. Only one remedy has the curing
and the staying power.
Other remedies make all kinds of gi-
gantic yet luiile chart: to get local
prool, but the _attempt ends in produc-
ing a statement (5r two from places
illill as lot as the Norwalka are con-
cerned might as well be in the moon.
' Here is East Norwnlk proof that
barks up the merits of Dean's Kidney
Pills: Mr. Wm. M. Ackct, of it) Cove
street. employed at the Norwalk Lock
C0,, says: "I was suiicring from an at-
tock oi backache when my attention
was directed to Doan’s Kidney Pills
and I got a box at Plaisicd's drug store
and tool: the contents as the direction?
am
radically. Dean's Kidney Pills are a
fine remedy for backache. No reaction.
nu bottle to carry. no spoon to forget
or lose. You simply put them in your
rest pocket, take them and they do the
test."
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. Price 50 cents per box.
Sent by mail on receipt of price by
Foster-hillburn C0,. Buffalo. N. Y.
sole agents tor the United States. Re-
member the name, Dean's, and take no
substitute. “
..... .. r __., ,-...‘ .__.. .M_
Willi alumina
That is the Way Norwallt 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 times. But first a man in
Norwalk spoke, then a woman in South
Norwalir, and soon from all over both
places arose the chorus of praises for C.
t}. C . California Catarrh Cure, and now
pcoplo buy and use it in perfect comb
deuce that it' will do what it claims;
that it will cure every form , every trace
of caturrh. Read what hits. 1. m‘. Wilv
liamson. 24 Spring street. South Kor-
u'ullr, Raye: ‘ I got abottle of California
(Ritarrli Care at l’lnistcd'ii drug store t‘nr
my (laughter Kitty, who has been
troubled quite badly with'cntatth, amt
she finds that it has helped her Very
much. My sister has al 0 used the
medicine with most satisfactory results
and joins me in saying that it is a fine
medicine."
Cutarrh in its fully derelnpel forms is
it hideous disease, involving decay. filth
and actual rottenncss, with most offens-
ive odors in the very seat of the organs
of taste and smell; firmly fixed there, it
begins to attack the membrane lining of
the passages leading to the lungs or the
stomach. resulting either in coucnmp-
tion. or what is often called dyspepsia.
It ill really catarrh of the stomach. in-
testines. liver. kidneys and various in-
ternal passages. California Catarrh
Care will cure all forms of catarrh. and
willchi‘ck even incipient consumption.
All denim. so cents. three times as
much. one dollar.
Byron used a great (Mil of hair-dross.
lug, but Wild Very particular to have
the best to be found in the maria-t. if
Ayer'o llair Vigor had been obtainable
thou. doubtless he would have testod itx
merit». as so many dietinguirhcd and
farhtonablo people are doi nu now-whys.
"They are dandiefl.” raid Thus. Bow-
er». of the (.‘roclret, Texas. Enterpritc.
while wrili‘nc about DoWitt'it Little
Early Kiri-rs the famouliittio pills lil'
rick headache and disorders of tho
ttomach and 11V”. (3. C. Btilliou and
E. l’. Weed.
'l'lie Wealth-id llnd.) New prints the
following in record to an old resident of
that place: “Frank McAvo . for many
years in the employ of the ., N. A. or
t‘ ity. here, any»: '1 have need (Jimm-
herlai‘u'u Colic. Cholera and Diarrhimi
mainly for ten year: or longer—«am
net-er ulthout it in my intuit . 1 con-
uidi-r it the boot remotl o the Iliad
manufacturer]. i tutopeuuro in ten-
oiunwndinu it.‘ " It in n rpeoiflo for all
low] illiiufllefl. For Mile by G. C.
stilluon.
Boole people are constant] troubled
with pimple. and both. elm ly nlnmt
the face and melt. The beat remedy in
a thorough oonm oi Ayor'u Smoothie.
which expoll all human through the
impel“ channel». end no makes the ultiu
coiuo loll. healthy, and fair.
Don’t neglect a couch because tho
weather in pleamit; before the next
storm rolls around it may develop into I
when» dilllotlll beyond repair. One
minute (summit. toil catty to take and
will do what it» home impliu. 0. (.3.
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