.ps' sum wm- ' v.»-
the newest designs for the
; le shirt waist ishere given.
1 ngrssslinen, figured in deep
At the neck is a linen collar and
stuck. Onthe edge of the
is a hox-plait through which
'- arewm'kedto use in clos-
s‘tudsor buttons, as preferred.
fullness is gathered at
and shoulder edges. and again
Milne, the lower edge being
beneath the dress skirt. The
gathered and joined to the
lower edge of a lining yoke, the
.1111‘
“and stitched on the curved edge.
you can be out with or with-
outre seem, the seam being
when striped material is used
. yoke isthen shaped with bins
. , edgesasshown in back view. The
.‘ f ' mutilated at the upper and
q edges. a straight calf finishing the
Mopeningsheing made inback
Mthetare finished with pointed
, Ashaped neck band completes
1111111: upon which the adjustable
. hiielinen isarranged.
.. parcale, linen,.giugham, or-
French wash silks are com-
molds tor making and the waist
" heaven: with any one of the fash-
belts and neckties.
or eke this waist for a miss of tour—
yearswiil require three yards of
xninoh material. The pattern,
' MJI cut in sizes for misses of
twelve,va and sixteen years.
“EVEIIIB‘SEITIIEL
090.0.
, to utter-“”11 ans oi size. No.
ID mil- quue namesndsddress
“utters-1’s Isrgsia House
furnished irom oflices of A.
,pstent lawyer and solici-
, (301111.:
M. New NHaven, umbrella
'Lflenry, New Haven, seli
tsulloywheel; W. A. Lorenz,
wasapcr bag; 1!. H. Lus-
mechanch clip; L. J.
AWeterbury, hangin 11111111; 11‘.
“GR (3. Corn orth. Soy-
llttllllli C. W Harris,
abel’t cutter Trademarks,
company, ches-
t‘ clasp; l. E. Palmer.
hammocks. etc.
HM
just as good as Dr.
for consumption.
so it and do
dealer to sell you some
willnot claim there is
, .hut in order to malts
moleimsomothlng else
_ M «at Dr.
mag 11 “ill
' orw .
M61. .
we
press.
I
business was the burning of
Associated Press rooms were in ”The
Tribune" building There were a
number or person burned in the build-
lag. and among them 1. law. the press
operator.
The interesting thing about it all was
That the operators along the line from
Minneapolis to New York City almost
witnessed the death or their compan-
ion.
"it was about 10 o'clock at night. as
i remember." he said, ”and as it was
Saturday night, we were crowded.
igoo was a good operator, and seldom
broke connection. But he stopped as
this night, saying that there was a
fire. and he thought he would go to
sou what it amounted to. He came
back presently, saying that be guessed
it did not amount to anything, and he
would go ahead. We went along a
few minutes, when he broke in again.
This time he said. as i remember it:
‘iiold on. follows. The tire is all
around me, and l have got to got out.‘
Sam said, in jest, 'Snve the machine,'
meaning the typewriter.
"Then we did not hear anything for
quite 11 while. We supposed that he
would go directly over to the Western
Union other.
from him again we began culling 11p.
He had left the key open and we
called him up repeatedly. and there
was no answer. By this time we ho-
han to think the tire was something
serious. We waited 11 little longer.
and then we «filled up the Western
Union, and from them We learned that
"The Tribune’ building was on lire. “’1!
111 ill waited for him, but as he did not
come the conviction begun to grow
upon us that he had been killed. A lil-
tlu later we learned that ho was
among the dead. He had tried to make
his osmpe from the building by hang-
ing on to a wire slrotchL-d across The
alloy from the building. As he felt
himself unable to hold to the wire lu-
callcd to the bystanders what disposi-
tion he wished to make of his family.
A11 ohllging Ilnshund.
She was :1 thin. nervous little person
from Boston. whose gentle brown eyes
actually glare-d with uneasy terror i111-
hlnd her classes as she came down the
gang-plank inihomrioi New York. and
he was a tail, thin, llm'lk‘ American
husband, who walked lilo~ :1 major-
gonorul on dross parade. though his
111.:1111121-1] expression min-h belied his
111n1'iini homing. She was souls-mod
by the (711111111113 people. but ln-r lug—
gage Wont through: 11ml, when 1111- in
speciross advanced and made her
stereotyped inquiry in solemn 10111-11.
Boston's daughter declared an round-
ly that all was well with hot. she was
perforce lot 1:11. liurdiy Were all the
passengers dismissed when the lady
sumo scurrying buck. dragged tin» i11-
4poclross into the oliico, burst into a
flood of tears, and owned up that her
stout New England training hnd rous-
soried itself. and she wished to ('ull'
fuss that on examination lt-n yards of
rich-flowered Lyons silk u'onld lu-
iound wuund lightly around her hus-
band's body. The obedient gonna-"1:111
was taken of! by an inspector, l't'lll'h'll
of his fill'flll-jlivkl'l that his wit.- that
morning had persuaded him to 11213111111-
ior lil’l‘ sake, and on paying his mn-
soionco dohi, ll11~ pnir wont oil wilh
light hearts. in spite of lighter pursns.
The truth of it was. this Worm or :1
husband. through the pain and sun“... :1-
lion of his loud, lmd "111-111-1111! to
[aim outside tho. ship‘s won-rod pier;
1 slight conjugal pussngovofnrum lmd
1‘111-1111-1l, his while, incl-11111! ropi'nm'ln-s
illlcd' his win-'11 really ll‘llllt 1' hum
with tears. 11nd silo roprTTTumiy 11.1111
tho 1111114 hurgt-s out or her turn liiile
allow 1111111.
Ready (or Emergencies.
A New dorm-1' muldou with work-
son-w curls llmrdwl 11 way il'uln 11
(11w miles ll11-oil11-r side of Tin-1111111
the other day. She was 111-11111111111111-1l
by her mother. Win-11 the train 1111111
11111111 through the our the 11111l1l1~11
stopped him with a tom-l1 of the 111111
and n smile. and asked him if in-
would row-rm- tln- 1111111 in from.
"When on tho 11111-11." uln- oxpluinml.
"1 always have in rld1~ rot-lining." and
she slrolohod out. placing ln-r root 1111
the soui which the ohllglng iruin 1111111
had turned. ’l’hi-u who placed 11 lllllllll
holllo of medicine on tho window sill.
"l have this mady.’ who sold, ”lo
lake the 111011111111 1 tool the loan airli-
111-1111 coming on; and win-11 l rldc- hur-
lsouinlly and ham- this hulllo roudy l
11111 novor oven-1111111."
’l‘iu~ 11'qu 1111111 explained The incl»
(Will to tho roporlor for lin- .\i11li and
Express. who 11111 in tin- roar of lilo
(1111'.
“How far is she iravollnu’i" asked
lln- reporter.
"11111111011 111111-11 up the line." 1111-
Moved the 1111111 111a11.~lllull 11nd 1121
Night liohoois [or strapless».
In 0M 11! lilo largo dry goods Moron
: lu film-ago im- dny and night Twlmolll
for tho employee are maluluiuvd. with
i-oliilu'iout moon-rs and all The 111ml”
1~rn um-oasuthm of s ill-11142111111 school-
room. in Milwaukee there is u siiul-
lsr Institution in connection with 111111
of the prettiest broworlee. and 11 two
m library and median room are also pm-
'11:
“dud. Both schools Wore established
in the fuoo of the protests of those
who 1111111 the advantages would 111-11111
be utilised. hut hath triumphed from
The 1111111111, and are now below lini-
11111111 by a large New York house.
Edward hellsmy list named 1111.111.
”Luella: haoimsrd." This l11
holler than Lot's wife. who merely
mad but alumni-1111111 Post.
awe-111111.,
tor at Minneapolis. it 11111 when ”the
Tribune” nodular burned down. The.
When we did not hour
11": it lsn‘ l
MEN, 11011111111111 CHILDREN!
THE
GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF SHOES
Ever Known in' the History of So. Norwalk.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Lasr week 1 went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 81 Co.,
“coo STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and odor the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’ S SHOES.
683 pair flan' 3 Cali Skin, lace
Tip, worth $100.3! _ . . . . SL751
l2: “ " _ " " Plain Toes," .3.00 “ - ' . . . . . L75
45 “ " Plain Toe Oouztss‘s “ 3.00 “ ,. . . . . L15
‘5 u u 9'0”. to. Tip. 11 3.00 u . . . s . . . L75 ,
320 " " Plain Toe, lace “ 3.00 " . . ' . ' . L75
"The above goods are made of the finest Cali Skin, and every pair warranted.
10s pairs Inf 5 French calf, Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4. 00 at . . $2.50
.30 u u u “ " Bull Dog Toe,illorti1 $4. 00, at 2.50
Every man in South Norwalk can allurd to wear patent leather this summer and saw the expense of shoe polishing.
Too Pairs Men’ 3 Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace,
u II It
Cap Toe Lace, .
Russet lace, Plain Toe, .
. . . $2.50
. . . . 2.50
. 2.00
BARGMNS ll BOVS' MID YOUTH' 5 shots.-
Ladies, Read This!
l50 Pairs Lsdies' Patent leather Tip, Up-To-Dste Shoes, all sizes and widthsmorth $2.00, at 051:
II l‘ u ‘0
I50
300
fine goods, button and lace,
u
lace Shoes, worth .
at SLOO a pair.
2 00, It 050
Lounshury, Mathewson s Gels Fine Shoes, 11 little imperfect, in metal and black,
Ladies, these goods of Loansbnry, Matthewson & Co's are diamonds.
500 Pair Ilsaes' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices So low it Vllll
Astonish You.
SPECIAL sonET
This 1s the poorest sale I have ever altered, and I know these goods cannot be do
plicatod anywhere at anything like the price. Come anti get the bargain of your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
chi to Scoiicld & llo1t’s
Now is the lime to
get a ’96 Columbia for
$75.00
11111 tl'ords
$40, so, 60.
F. S.‘ AMBLER,
29 WALL STR E ET.
Norwalk
Connecticut.
I I
WTIITam 0. Jesse,
ill WASHING“ "MET.
11111.11 Adi-Liar FOB
armor“ 1.1111011 anew-11111 m
Weller 1111i Hamburger
DILWIIID IOI 0010i
lu bulk to the trade: also iii bottle» to any
111111. of thsclty sad vicinity (or family 1m.
Iapt utilisation to mail urdu
READ THII
liy who so. estimates. and l dellulte
pro olsrfla returns in the 111nm,
filmy I111 mired lot 11 timeduu 111.1
’13me, A policy in the Uuunoutlcul
lxlluams is insurance Co. is what 11111
peoplewlil haw that they have been
duped into 111111111 1111 «111s of cheap lllsul'
11111111. Cheminuumaoe is like 11011111 1111111.
till lunch
'1'" 11111111110011 i111- yuur lamliy
maroon-oi 111111111111 of old one 11111.11 plain
do its policy in the whimsical. Us 111ml
lliiel usursuoo (3111111111111. 111 Hard {ml
cessation 01111111111.
interests 00., st llsrtlsrs.
D. O. UHDMMIITIU.
OWN“
111 an & $011.
We Are
Here
At the some
plaCL' where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wholesale and to-
tail
Fish,
Oyster,
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT a ZELUFF’,
as Washington litron-t. Tol1~pholTo.;1a-t
liasulnor In
l' ii. Patent Illa.
"110 to "Jill!
talcum-13112011111 slum.
INIIIJIIINDIIT‘. {‘IDNN
use-s1
o. 11!. 11111111101111,
Funeral lilrsstu
n‘lnbslsisr.
II “4.01".”ng “to”.
M“. m"‘ “0 “0:,”
W
Dr. P'. Ichavolr,
0111111111.
1. I. 01111101 Washington and
frsnklia Streets
Wednesdays aml ilaiurdarm to s p. 111.
l'lMUl‘ltlI 1111?th To names 01'
Will”. sums
111%».«1141 latter!
“are. W Ill‘Iifi star 9111.
Dzl: hats. 11:.“ m
1111'
llry Goods Store, and opuositc the reliable firm of A. Dicker-
Wall Paper
Confess-
ions!
Thai solisih liceling that goes with
.11:le1111, newly pupetcd house is
11111111 twice its cost. We l1.11c 1c
moved the principal obstacle which
stands helm-cu you and new Wall
Paper by cuilitgthc price down
111 .1 111111i111uu1. ’l'hisis an extra-
ordinary comes-ion 1111 our part
Thcqualiiy of our slutk is 1111
equalled invariciy. ll is much-
less
Store Open from 1 s.111. to 9 11.111.
l’uiutoru' Supplies,
.trlista' Materials.
Art Goods
l'ioturos. .
Pictures Fromm] to Order.
l'aiutiu. P11 11' Hanging. Decorating
and Sign ’alnt nu .
UM 111111.
70 Washington Street, South Norwulk
W
suit! vows
WA N 1'. K N o WN
1111111- '
IVIIIII IIITIIIL ‘
LUNCH EON
some BEEF
DEALERS
0
will tell you
that Corned
heel is «Just as Good."
, 111111333”.
1111 it.
Asa-11¢ 1111 nae-11am.
m 0’ I.“ 3mm 0“ I.“ .7
M113"! "6”!!! Cl!- “imam."t-sAs
‘whloh at times enlivened
, ' ' Mr ,A. .
thashlnswh. Jose Tm assets
made rapid work on he 111.1111 bill.
There were no long speeches. and the
debate was at a snappy character.
did not
delay the serious work on the bill.
Thirteen panes were disposed of. car—
rylns the senate throush the urinal-W
turel schedule and up to schedule ll, re-
lating to spirits, wines. etc.
During the day the pammphs on
dairy products, farm products. lish.
fruit and nuts. meat products and mis-
cellaneous agricultural products were
acted on. The finance committee pro.
[mated many changes. in the main ad-
vnuclng rates somewhat over those
hereiotoro reported.
The committee was sustained on ev~
cry rote. although a contest was made
‘on almost every paragraph. Mr. Vesl’s
motion to restore salt to the free list
was rejected-wean. 24: days. 31. The
important paragraph proposing a tax
on ice went over at the suggestion of
Mr. Allison. who expressed hope that
this duty on ice might be dispensed
with.
MURDER lN PATTERSON.
Bill Weaver round With a Fractured
skull In Ills ”carding flonso.
Paterson, N. J., June ]. ~—Lco S.
$111“. (on; a silk 1112'3n1e12ii years of
111.11, 1111 d ht'i'ir last night irom injuri
supposed to have been received :11 the
hands of John Peters, also :1 silk www-
01', with whom he lmnrdmi. Schriofors
was found in an unconscious condition
in his room at i'L-tcrs' house.
He had oridonily been struck at least
half :1 dozen times with :1 heavy club on
tho head. and his skull was fractured.
lie was taken to the hospital, but did
not regain consciousness.
PL'TK'T‘R was missing from the house at
that time and has not yet been lm'utcil.
ii is T-xpct-iotl that ho quarrolod with his
lmurdvr. whom he accused of inducing
Mrs. l’L-iL-T's 111 leave her husband.
BASEBALL
The National League Games.
Al New York—~
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New York» “HF-.432 err-Ara, 5 Cine-
iunrlwiiits, l0; errors, 2.
At lil‘t~11klyl-l-
lirookiyn ...... 0 0 0 i ii 00 0 ’.’~ 8
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liruuklyn» “its. ill; 111111114 13. Cincin-
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St. l.-1ui<.,.,...,1102 .‘i 2 0 0 01‘1—— T
l’lllhtlvlmlln ., i1 11 o o o 2 1 : 11
St. Louis-- Hits. :1: errors. i. l'hiin-
dolphin» Hits. 11; errors, 1.
At liillllllllll‘t:-'
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l’iltslpm'; 11 11 ‘3 o o l 11 1‘1 11.-:1
liulTim-irv Elias. ll. errors. Ii. l'iils—
burg—- ”its, 7; 1, 1'1'111'11, '5.
At Washington-~-
Wishincmn . 11 l '3 11 o 11 l 0 '——- ~i
Louisvillw ..... u n 11 11 1‘1 1 o o i-— 2
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\‘lll1""'lll'.t=. K; 1'l'l'117‘11', 2. w.
Standing 0! the Clubs.
11'. 1.. 111-. 11'. 1..l"1'.
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lim'tnn iii l" .I'Il l’ill~l‘ill"i'...'5| 1:? .1713
i'iTn'lTTTTnti/li‘i M fill! l.«-111-'1'1ll11. l? :‘i 1.5")
Kru'ank L’.’ l? .7114 \\’.1~l1'ui'li...l3 L‘ti .iili'l
lirrwklyll .’.i ‘3.) ,.'.,l.'1 l‘lllt“'u11lli 2" .J‘Ci
1‘11-1'rl;1:1'i..;'_’ :51 $.31 >1.l.vmis. ._ ~1 Lie .lI-l
Sl‘f rotary Long 111 Boston.
Mast-111. Jmn- 1?,«Thn l'niwd States
disputvh bout it ll1l‘.lil. from Nww York.
with Srwrriru‘y mi tho- Navy H.111. John
I). i.-1111::111«l 3.11:4. l.1111'.:1111 l111;ll‘1l,1';i111n
111.11' 411411121311 in Nantuskwl ruurlr‘. A
1%“;th 1:111:11 l1 " .15 in“ 1 rml. 21ml the s: 1'-
rvinr}; and his “iiw \t'l‘l‘l lazuli-vi :11
llt'llll'l‘rll'll. win-1'1- lhvgv look 1h.- 1min
lul' Tin-11' li~11w in llinghnm. Thu lini-
phin \illl prulmlvl)‘ l’vni. llil lii llli' 11.1 is
11114! will lm 1.11mi i1: S1'r~: .111 l. 1: 1:
When :i11 will l-r- 11ml to ill» 11: 111 1:11 Ll.
Two \1111111; “I 11 "111111 11ml.
llulllun, N. l Jam 1. John i) win-
lt'll. iii 1' 4:115 n! 111w. and PM. 1' 'i‘liwlz' '.
J11 )‘1-ill‘F- nl .1153 lmlh ”1‘ Put. mm. 11': 1'.-
1ih-Wlir1l 111 “Miami invuvl. 11: 1111s plum».
Tin-1' “ore ltgii‘n’mit. l'Iin'ldluH was sl-ir- 1i
11‘l1i1 1141111121. 11ml lll‘l l‘~~llll1.llllull 11111!
in ins aid. 'l'hvy 111-11: .lhn~.'11.,»d
izvlllv'l‘.
1.1-
Iir-pierlmcnt (111111111111er Elects-1|.
('liillli Willa“. .lum- id. 1111 the i 111rlh
b.11lui l'nlnuvl [ivory Kinsman ml liar-
1.111 117111 1-l1-1'lml 1l1-11111'11111-11l rum" unai-
or. lii‘lli‘lill: l‘nInniun-lvr l. l". Mack
111111 iudnrm-«l fur null-Anal 1' 11:111'111n1l1-1'.
Nays “1 la liurnlatn‘s lirutlwr.
Mntnroil. .i11111 -»linl.1.~11l lsmv'l
111.1111" iiumvlt, :1 111111111; l-T'ukrr of this
0111. claims Hill by is :1 lii‘nilit‘l' of the
late Humor “1111111111 and will lay
l‘lililii in port of tiu- l.1il--1'.~H~11i;11c
TELEGRAPHlO BREVlTiES.
'l’in- liillilnr-lilp [1111.1 111111 plum-1i ln
l‘iilllllll-‘ihllll' at the League island 11:111'
yard.
Mayor 811.1111: 1:1 nonunion-d 1111 11 1.111-
Illvlatll- lUi‘ liniulimlluil lul‘ iiiii)’11l' ‘1»!
Hl‘l'ill 'r hit-11‘ Ynll'k.
l'ilSm- Mammal. 251 1'1-111'11 .T'ld, commit-
u-l sunhli 1111 Ploy-.111» sin-oi. Now
\‘mh. lay 121111111: mrlmliv 111ml.
”lam-1:111 univn'slly muloi'rmi ilu- du-
mm- ui .lm'im' of limit 1111 nxnl’rrsldL-ni
111111111 l‘lvl’i'lilllll. who win prom-111 11!
1h.- 1'11111111-11111111'111 i'Xl'l'i'IllWi 111 11111111
and 111111'1111' limlNl.
l'llll’ll’li ilulluuhw, mun-1' of :1 11111111-
li'lli‘lli'l‘ .11 Alpinv. N. .i.. l1.11i :1 plnvhcd
hulllo ulih hlu 11111111111111 in 11l1wl1 11111111.
|1luiulu 11111] shun-11 1411-11- 11ml. I-Iv 111111.
but 1111 11111» 111111 llllil.
ii is l'l‘livil'lwl that spm-iul iri-uui'lry
11111-111s.11<h1111.11'1- lu-un 111.1k1111111111111'1-11-
llunliun, all i'vmiunwml iinli all pur-
mmul viii-.1111 of returnilm Ann-1111111
lollilt‘lfl lu' Tim ltli‘ml Tlullillilo,
'l'ln- ”I'V. lit. John Hull .11 New York
in 1111 1111111 Mil-1' mid Miss Hindu- had
i'l‘nnl‘i’wl millivr 1.1 111'l11- llul‘ nlwllli to
Ensign til: 111 11.1.1111 and mm on inform-
111] Mm 1111 41- 1111111111; in l‘llil‘nln'.
ilan Nul-II'. the, llnlol'inuu [1.11111 hur-
ulm'. 111111 urn-Mod 1111 5111 oerupwl mu-
vlri from Auburn prison with four
years in some. ll1~ hnu i11~1111 lli'lnli iii
Now Turk {111‘ 11111111 than 11 your.
'l‘iu~ lu-ut‘lnu of Honor do iii'uliI-m-ne
and his fiancee, l-‘iugrnlo lioinc-muu,
ohamml 111111 conspiracy in nvt'i'llll‘uw
the government of i'osta l‘llon. largely
by means or ronulorroit notes. was he-
sun in New York.
tiva oars known to
ity.tarrl1heiuflpoonp
ionsldiseue, rtqalms smiled;
dossier-11111111111. Hall's Cat-sshflure
is taken internally. noting directlyouqm the
blood and 111 sortsoes at the
alive ers. that they alter one bun-
dred for any case that it tells to
cure. Send for list at testimonials. Ad-
dress F. J. Cheney &. (30.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists.
m...“ .
0
According to the newspapers, an Ohio
husband became the happyiathero! seven
children not long 11110.01 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 (or map,
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
‘1' so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
some lor thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DcWitt’s
Witch Hem] Salve, the great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases.
O. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
The Best Remedy lot Rheumatism.
From the Foirhaven (N. Y.) Register.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village,
states that lot twenty-five years his
wife has been asuiferer irom rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that the was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for The doctor.
but he had read of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and seemed
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. liowland's purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels anache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that in) medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
.30 cent sizes ior sale by G.b ‘.Stillson.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
“One Minute Cough Cure saved my
only child from dying by croup.” It
has saved thousands of others sullering
from croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
G. C. Stillson and E. l’. Weed.
Biliuus Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious coho will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may be had by takng
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diar-
' rheea Remedy, and if taken as soon as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stillson.
Don't thin your blood with sassafras
01' p1 risen it with blue-mass; but old na-
ture by using DeWilt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills {or con-
stipation, hiliousness and stomach and
liver troubles. They are purely vege-
table
‘ it it ills Best on [still "
That is what Edwards & Parker, mer-
chants of Plains, 611., any 0! Chamber-
lain's l’ain Balm, {or rheumatism. lame
back, deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by G. C. Stillson.
Sick headache can he quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as“D1-Witt'11
llitllc Early Risers.” G. C. Stilison
and E. l’. Weed.
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package of Grain- l) the new food drink
that takes the place of cellos. Th1-
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it. Grain-l) has that rich seal brown oi
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thopriu-oiooilco 1111.u111i.l.1 cts. per
package. Sold by all grom- rs.
Terrible accident—iris a terrible ac-
cident who burned or scolded; but the
pain and agony and the (rightful dis.
ilgnrenwms can be quickly ororooiuo
without leaving a scar by using D11-
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