bess—clrls'wn Waist.
lime or our Manon”.
of the leading manufacturers
,tmducing a line of shirt waists
. y—‘tlesigned for little girls as Well
fileged to don the smartest
est of shirt waists in cambrios
mm. while. with the popularity
dun mist established. labor will
more or less lightened in this direcv
‘ A; neat little model is here exhib-
‘ baltofwhlte no encircles the
7 , wnwfttie‘ of lurch completes
“We The fronts have aslight full-
Eutton-holes are worked through
”hit to eflect a closing with studs
buttons. if preferred. The lower
, posses under the dress skirt. a shir-
string or gathers arranging the
“not the waist line. The seamless
flesnmmthly across the shoulders
7 m fullness at the waist. A
50,39 is applied at the top having a pretty
W outline. the lower edge of which
stitched, thus insuring a durable lin-
fio sleeves are moderately full and
"' 7 com at the upper and lower
Miniatcufls finishing the wrists
find openings being made in back of
usm. that are finished with pointed
finder and over laps. The turn-down
Will“ finishes the neck is becoming
“girls. being more youthful than
founding collar. All manner of wash
, ion exempted to the mode that can
needy finished with machine stitch-
leg.
up make this waist for a girl of eight
”all will require one and seven-eighths
tattle of thirty-six inch material. The
" W. No. 7.053. is cut in sizes for
m of six, eight and ten years.
tulle sssrllltl.
900.0.
V .. teen-Memento! on. 3...
7053.
, u Hflwi‘nrrwaud address
rfihmvaat's Iarula has»
7 .ltnt in (I'll!!! to mulls
: he may claim mouthing also
. You want Dr.
because you know
and rel lo. and “unions
3 «misfortune. For
g million and for all
in line.
‘ luryrtlumotlshm
‘ llllu lilalth. t‘l. :ll Hill.
' norm-ll: l'hl'l-ll. is lll'n'plllllllt to Mod
3' l'rom llwtl must llt' umnl olmngh (or us
up, (Join: so. lull».
. ,. , ,_ mum
norm sues. stunt“. ‘
Golden Int: ”5; In ml "It” “I“
finals. m t- was elm-unstable
whereby thy brother star-blush" [to
main". June”. llfl- .
10. “But why dost thou 10030 lb)”
brother or why dost thou not at naught
thy brother? For we shall all stand
before the judgment seat of Christ.
Having made plain in the but 1m“ 0‘
this oplsllo’the sinfulncss of all we“
and that while by good works no out
can be tart-ll, God outlet frmll' 10‘
Christ's sake all who receive llilu. 111‘
in these closing chapters sets forth the
the that slwuld be lived in mm who
RIG “Will. 11"“, IBMQW’ it) look
around us and critic-lilo and judge ""1'
on; is very great. It is the sonic spirit
that lvd sllnon Peter to ask. ”And
what shall this man do?" (John axi
2]). To which our Lord rcpllfll: "“113“
it that to tin-0'! Follow thou Me." in
l (:or. iv. 5,. we are plulnly instructed
to "Judge nothing before the time In'
ill the Lord mime."
ll. “For it is written, A8 I "W.
mm. '1“. Lord, every knee shull bow to
Mo and every tongue shall ruthless to
God." This is from Isa. xlv, 23, and is
also quoted in l‘bll. ll. 10. inasmuch
us there is but nine to be our Jillllll‘. for
tho Flinn?!“ hnlh committed ull judg-
ment unto the Sen (John v, 22), and
bath :lmmiulml ll. tiny in which he will
judge the world in rightl-ollsnom by the
Man whom llc bulb ordninml. whom
”0' bath raise-d from tho dead Mots
xvii. fill. it surely becomes us to bow
to Him in t-w-ry thought. word and not
and lot his requests and dutisious set-
tlo everything.
12. "So. llwu. every one of us shall
giro account of himself to Goth" Ev-
t-l'y llum’o \vurk shall be llllltlt! mulli-
foot. and curry until slutll receive his
own rvwzrrd according to his own lubor
tl t'nr, iii, 94. 12;). The t-pisllo is writ-
it'll to all the ln-lowd of God ill llonlo.
":lllt‘tl saints, and tho apostle- is calling,
their attention in this part of tho opts
th- to tho banding in of their til-wllllls
as the Lord's stewards at tho judg-
llu-llt soul of Christ. where, if 1 under-
stand it. none but the saints shall up»
p. :ll', Ifouipnro 1 Those. iv, 16. l7, and
1 PM. xv. 113. with Rev. xx, 5, 6.
1:5. "lA‘l us not, therefore, judge om:
llllol‘hl-r any llmh', but judge this ruth-
t‘l’, that no man not a stumbling block
or an m'l’usinu to fall in his brother's
u'xly." (mly the Lord, who can road
the- thoughts of our "Paris. is capable
of judging our conduct correctly. "He
shall not judge after the sight. of His
pyvs. neither roprovo nflu-r the bearing
of ills ours, but. with righlmlllsnoss
sbzlll ll» judge- llsn. xi. 3, 4). But
whih- We are in Some things to reserve
judgnwnl. we are to try the spirits :is
to what We hom- lmlght. [or if “‘0 bid
gml-spwd lo :1 false teacher we are
pnrmkvr with him (I John il‘, 1; ll
ll John it. ill.
ll. "i know and um lwrsltudml by
he Lord Jesus that more is not him: llll-
t'll'flll of itself. but'to him that (‘Svll’t'lllv
l‘ill nllyl him: to to In- llnl-lo-nn to him
it is nllrlrun." The topic lulu-virilly bw
in”! the- :llmsllo's mind was that of
satin: or not voting t‘t‘l’llllll kinds of
food nurses 2. .‘ll. in nnollwr l-pistlo ll
wns that or kt‘t'llllll! curtain days as
WP" as llult or t'flllllg and drinking
:L'lll. ll, m, lit.
15. ”But. if lily brulln-r ls' grieved
with thy lnmll, now walkout than no:
rhul’ilnbly. llt‘t'tll’tllllfi.’ to low. ln-stl'oy
not him will: thy limit for whom
Christ (lb-ll." Lon- (low not say: "1
Hill «lo :15 i [lll'flNl'. If min-rs do not
like ll. that is uol my chair. I will
not deny myself on innmwll vnjoy-
awn: lwmllm- they do not llkv it." Tim!
.s the sell in it» which tall»: lhnt uny.
Low- Medium not lll'l’ own :lllll vmlm-v
alh all things. "liven t'hl'lsl [ll'filhl'tl
not llllllst‘ll” llloln. xv, m. but I‘Vl'r
«night Tlll‘ glul'y ul‘ (loll and would my.
nl ll"fl:|l\\’:l_\'." llunw things that [lll'llfil'
no.
lo. "Ll-t not ”w“ your gmnl lu- l-l'él
almkvn of." “or might my thin nl‘ that
is umnl for my health. and | llwd it,
and llll' dm'lol' |ll't*ril'l'llH'H ll. lllld llu re
.s unlbl’luz lllzlllllh‘l ll. \i'vll. lw it so,
Happy ls hu- lhnl t'ltlllll'lllllt‘lll not
himself in that thing \tlllrb it" allow-
"lll. lull llJHI' it to lhysvll‘ ln-flm- Hull
.t‘l-l'm- 22v, and do not. when olln-rs to
stumble.
IT. "For llw klnmlmll of Hull is but
llwnl and drink. but l’lulllt-mlhltt‘tm ulnl
[M'llt't‘ lllltl joy in ”w ”lily “haul," An
ont' llll» sold, llw l'llll-f Illlsllll-m of llw
l-onumlly for whom l'ln'i-lt dlml is not
outing and drinking. but it right ruin»
lion to Hod, our lu'luhlmrs llml our
selves. l'l'lll'l‘ and joy mine by lwllmw
lllu lrlmptvl' xv. lill that it by re
wiring lllm lclnllll l, l'.’l. who to our
rluhll'ollslum» null twin-u ll l'm'. l, :m;
kph. ll, Hi. All loud and rullm-nl nam-
illusory for on im- nlmh- Mll‘t' to no in
w
Ill. “l-‘nr lw llml ill those things
null nupmrml ul‘ lot-n." Al‘t‘t‘ltlllllll' or
null plmlnlm: to Hod lo the north llllnu.
WllI'lllt'l‘ own llmu‘IIl‘l' or not. Win-u
Ml plenum ”ml. the lwnplt' of Hull. who
are llwnlmllt'm right with Ill-ll. will
surely uppmvv. Other» only mmdvmn.
llllt wouldm- Him who l-ndorml molt-ll
llll‘llltll ul‘ slum-rs uuulnsl llllllm'lf ll-sl
yo no «mugs and fund till-h. till. :0. .‘m
olw rllll lid no «I‘ll 'lll'llfllll“ in Hull ll»
ills lwlm'ml lion, null lllu Ira-ulnn'nl
but us continually
"survn- the living and true tied and
PHI" for Illa lion from lit-awn." and all
will be troll ll ’l‘llm. I. ll, 1m.
lit. ”but no Hll‘l‘l‘fflfll follow “Hi“?
the things which llllllit' tor lama-o null
lllluus whorl-with one may edit; on
other." not lit-um- at any lll‘ll‘l'. mum-ll-
less of tho right or wrong of ll. but the
Wen which is u! llod llllll In rl-llow-
tllllp with the Print-o of l'urll'o. Mun
lie said. "i «now not to wnd "flue. but
a swor " mull». x. all. And he spouse
of trouble oven in blnmdloldu for tile
alto. We rm» to proach more». to "w-
lltltl‘tl and to sack lilo [were I'Vt'll of our
cumulus. but ll. llllllll be in tullowshlp
Ivllh ("ltrisl and new apart from
lit. “Fm cruel dostroy not the Work
of (its). All thing‘s littlest! or» now.
let it is fill tor him who mlfllll with
m." in reuse it its had “their:
set the work of fled.” to ltpll. ll. it.
first “we are ills Workman.
‘ lm
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up???
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300
Astonish You.
SPECIAL senor:
.. -.., .
Now is the time to
get {1796 Colllmllizllm-
$75 .00
list tl’ords,
$40, so, so. ,
F. S. A M B I. E R,
.9 WALL STREET,
Norsmllr Connecticut.
Wllllam 0. Jesse,
III WWW"! flfllfl'.
801.3 AGENT You
My
neuter“ unrest IIQWIRVI
Ielssr and Wishing”
IIUVIIID IOI 00b“
in bulk to the ma o; also in be tlsatc any
part of thee" out vlclnlt to la ll u
Prompt {momma Illali ' y “-
READ THII.
by not: . estimates. and l‘ndstlnllo
pm luvs ammonia the ll renew
your my I «Marathon. «toot
or ill u. Ami yin till (lonlrautlotlt
(laurel .lls insurance Co. is elicit the
income will have but they lam been
do turn were so sure of cheep tun-ut-
anou. (than insurance is lllte cheep mac
or; ll isn't Worth latte .
l l you wont protect on let your lam! y
or mum: in cm at old time» ill-l
, its lie I C « ‘ . ‘
clone alt-mm eds“
00W General the
would,“ or
rum-E“!
a5 can
use, wants AND CHILDREN l
THE
GREATEST SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. llorwalk.
The very best. goods at one half their regular value.
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, A'dahis & Co., a
Mono STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES lHAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’S SHO
003 pair Ian’s Call Skin, Lace Tip. worth $3.00.“ .
I00 pairs lion's French Calf, Patent leather, 00
mo Pairs" Man's Goodyear Vlelt Ito
H
Russet lace, Plain toe, , .
BARGAINS Ill 00
In " " ” “ Plain Toes, “ 3.00 " . .
45 “ " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 " .
05 “ " Globe Tee Tip, “ 3.00 " . .
320 I“ “ Plain Toe, lace " 3.00 " .
"The aim“: goods are made of the finest Call Skin, and every pair warranted.
odyear Welt, Worth “.00 at . .
“ Bull Dog Toe, Worth $4.00, at
Every man in South Norwalk can aflord to wear patent leather this summer and save the exmnse of shoe polishing.
asst Kid, Plain Blobs Toe, lace, . . .
l
Cap l'oe Lace, v.
Lace Shoes, worth .
lounsbury, lathewson a 00!: Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in roast and black,
line goods, button and lace, at $1.00 a pair.
Ladies. those goods of Loausbury, Mutthcwsou & Co’s are diamonds.
500 Pair lissos' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes
ES.
to out YOIl'fll’5 alters.
Ladies, Read This!
l50 Pairs Ladies' Patent Leather l'lp, Up-To-Date Shoes, all sizes and widthsmorth $2.00, at 05c
, Lace and Button, at Prices So Low It Will
This is the greatest sale I have over offered, and I know these goods cannot be do.
plicatod anywhere at anything: like the price. (Joule and gel. the bargnlu of your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scofield & Hoyt‘s Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm of A. Dicker-
man & Son.
“we...
Here
At the some
place where you
found ustllirlccn
years ago. in the
wlmlonlc and re-
tail
Fish, "
Oyster,
Clam,
Lobster,
3 F roll and
Vegetable
Business.
Telephone. 14
‘ ’ I
w, .. m . . .
‘ltsnuum In
tlflleotl. elilll Main Ntreol.
Funeral Blaster
HUNT I: ZILUFF.
mummies moot.
W221“ S
““9“ ‘0
“1'". 't. Patent “no
1870 to "I!
D. W. RAYMON D.
00 W.n:&u‘“..'.?::;l
O I
“it m..~e m I”
'W
Dr. P'. lohnvolr.
enroll. '
I. l. outset Wouldn‘t» and
Franklln ttreets'
Welles-dull sud Malamute. o. to.
mm more ‘30 names 0'
were.
“.15
r o n
. . . . L15
. . . L75
. . . . l.15
' . . L75
82.50
2.50
$2.50
2.50
, 2.00
2 00, It 050
s
Wall Paper
Confess-
ions!
That satisfied feeling that goes with
:1 clean. newly pnpcrcd house is
worth twice its cost We have re
moved the principal obstacle which
stands between you and now Well
Paperbv cutting the price down
loammlmum. This is an extra-
ordinary confession on our part
The quality of our sunk is on.
equalled ill variety. it is match-
less.
Store Open treat 1 mm. to 0 part.
Paloters‘ Supplies,
Artlsu’ Materials.
Art Goods.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to Urdur.
l’alutluu. l’a ll' Hanging, Decorating
and than l’atnt 1'th ‘
KER.
’lll Wuhlnyton street. South llarwalll
m
MARI YOUR
w A ,N 'l' I K N 0 W"
II VI.
I'IIlII Ill'l'llll.
LUNCH EON
BEEF
“10$th 1
m I} ‘
elhi.
. N as
contrast Awarded . -- M MW! O
Vim ‘ I'm-st.
Albany. lumen-firm sine .orlntlnr
board at a tpe title. has heralded the
contract {or loci tlve printing for the
two years heglnning on. i. to Charles
Tanner. Jr.. or. Brooklyn. his bid helm:
the lowest at 308,011.30. .
The price or the last contract, which
was awarded two wars ago to the
erllmop liallcnbeclt Crawford mm»
PMIY. WM in the neighborhood of
”H.000.
The computation» of the hlds were as
follows: Charles ’l‘olluor. Jr.. of Brook-
‘lllrl. "8.6“.30: the Wynltoop linllcnbel‘k
Crawford company. 373,653.64: J. 8.
Lynn, 887.0%.13; The Argue compnnY.
triennial: the Wet-d Parsons company.
illllfililllll: The Journal company of Al—
bany, $108,498.57.
Amalia J. Parker. on behalf of The
Argus company. protested. saylnlr: ”in
behalf oi my clients l protest against
the award or tho contract to Mr. T-vllv
m-r ulld slim the consideration of the
bill of the “'ynknop llallonlwclt Craw—
ford company on ”I!" ground that there
disadvantage of the state.
“I have information that their bids
are merit» in the some lflll'i‘l‘i‘lfl, null if
that ho truo~and I than 1 can Dru"?
it. if the board will give me an oppor—
lunlly-«thls board will see very plnlnlll
that there was mlluslon and that the
r‘ntllt’ltt'l. should not be awarded to
Miller of those bidders."
’l'hl" lmflrd dill not pay any attention
to this pr Hart. and the contract was
nwardml by a unanimous vote to
Charles Tllllllt‘t‘, Jr. ‘
ENSLEY IS ACCUSED.
Information Filed In Court In the Dila-
wurl Robbers ('aac.
St. Louis, .lllrlf- 13,-.informlltlon has
boon iilm‘l with Juutlrr- of the More
(‘r'oucl’chlor, l-lmrglnu Martin linslvy
with assaulting t'hurh‘a ll. (‘olllns uilh
intent to kill and robbing him of 36.6230.
'l'hl- document was mmrn to by F. A.
llr‘idhurn. 5!. Louis munly pmuwul‘ting
:Lllnrnvy at ('loylon.
Ensloy will hr» hold in jail at ('inytnn
until tin- rrrsult oi“ the terriblo blows
received by t'hntlus 1). Collins at {lb-m-
moo llirthlnmls Tuesday night Shftll
haw low-rt determined.
The aroused man's friends have on.
gonad an attorney to defunct him. (fol-
lllm hos had :1 highfm‘vr. his head
palm-ll him greatly. and he was wry
lrrstlnss. Suwml more wounds have
been found on his head, making the
total number 14. '
Dr. iiitlman still fears blood polemi-
lug. Thr- pntlenl has: reiterated his
npinlnn that linsley delivered the blows
and sold the prisoner know of his hav-
ing $6,000 on his person.
TEXAS SHOOTlNG AFFRAY.
Deadly “'nrk of n “'olnnn and Her
"rowers.
Paris. T01. Juno'lk—Ed Kilgnre. a
contractor and builder. met his dellh
at tho imndq of Miss Fanny Jm-ksul
llnfl hl‘l‘ llll‘t‘l.’ brothers. Kilgorr mls
slttlnz in tho waiting room at Lndrmlrt
station. when Miss Jackson. arr-mulla-
niml bv :1 sister mu! lhrr-e brothers-l. vn-
term]. the1 men taking positions at the
nlmlrs 'l‘lzo- rzil'l -ll'mv 2t l'L-wlvqr mall
tlrwl :ll Klluunz The built-t wont will-3
and “(NPR llt'r brolhor. llrnvlo erkem.
in lhl- for-loud. killing him instantly.
Fillrnrc- do hwd down th-v ruilrunll
trawl: lo‘lllnd some freight cars. but
Jflx'kfllll. illlwll‘l’fil' llltllllt'l'. lnterm-n'l‘ll
him and HM him in tho bark. After
lill'l Jm loom h l<l t‘xmllllvll his rvvol‘.'ur
Miss .luv'ltsn-u unikud up and final throt-
mnre sil'wlzl lnlu Killznro. vm-lnimlnn.
"3.41 onward. you l‘lIth' slzlndnrml llll'
loll-.1 unsllllzll'”
Illumination showed lllrll lllnl‘ sll-vlsl
hull l’lkl'll H“, u-l. every our of whlwh
\l'uultl have ”rm-d total.
BASEBAL.L.
Thr- Nationnl League (lumen.
At New Yull -
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l'l"\'lliliul , I! ll ll It n ll ll 0 n..."
New Yul‘ll llll . 3. MM”. .‘l, Plum--
land llll'i. ll mom, 3.
.\l lllwkil'll
lllwnlllnl .
t'lmllllwl.
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lu-mkll'll Him. 7. wlrnl's. \. t'lmin-
null llllr‘. l» all: «a I‘
A! lillr'l- ll ‘
linfiton .. 7. 7. ll 0; I o o :3 ‘7lil
l‘lllmtun . ., ll ll d n ll 4 if»
llvrlllllll ”Hr", ill. l'l‘l'lll’l‘. 3. t‘hh-nnu-w
llllel, l3. l‘l'll‘l-l, ll
Mar-ding of thr- ('lubs.
., it u
’ t
W l. l'.t‘. W. |.. |'.l'
liultlmorv It! {I 7w l'lcvv. lowland! 41 Ill'.’
Huron if: I! .732 l’lltlllllrtz... ‘fll 'f.’ It‘ll
l'luvmnlltl.‘.". lli .l'lfll luulsrlll-n l7 1!". of»
Now York ii l? .373 lt‘lloll'gf'll.. l3 Ell All;
Nrrvlkllll L’il ll It!“ l'llivlruu. M .0 it'll
.v’ll fil.la‘ll‘.in.,,_ is lit .lH
l'hlllui'l'n..x'l ‘3‘:
w. .h... ..._._...._ ..
Muller (lets it llavrlugv License.
l'hllmll-llrhln. .lllllt' lb. l'l'll‘l' Mlllll'l‘,
:hrv llllllilltil. has llllllll' umuluul‘lnn for .1
license lll null-rt Miss Mulls 'l'ul'l-lll‘y
u! llmrlll' .tl‘m lllc' llsllltl formalin a»:
hull lwvll drug-mull nl Millit'l' um hund-
I‘ll ”to Mt lltm'. ‘
-Ww.--_.....,_.._-
0'0““"1‘3 (loin; In Hill-nun.
l'hlv'llzn. .llllll' l‘t-rl'l‘l‘rlllll'lll .‘lly'lx'lll'
W)” and ,hill « :l‘rlllwl lllil mum in l bl. d~
an to lulu incl! ill ”in lllnvlllmz all llw
John A. l-l'tlslll "Lilli . m ”It“ llillct' l"l' ml.
with. 'l‘hw vmwnmny \tlll lultv ills-"C!
niwul July 2:.
”sow-”W
TELEGRAPHlQ‘EREVlTIES.
(‘nrmlnv Llpr'l. on llullnn houthlnnk,
‘lwrnmr lllwnlw than at llllllitllllllt'tl Iollu.
Thu frlurul.»e of John Y. Ml’ls'ltm' use
nor-l. up-m Ito» authority of Hip uh’o ol’
lhc lumrlnonml |llllilll*l.lll. that ho wll’
'M‘ pnldollml from Him; film: nc-xl wwu,
llmulusv Miss ”row lilll't‘l Would not
“rcpt lilo hell” and blind William
lluromnl of lltmvhlyn llml in Jamaica
woods! and out n bullet throuuh ills
ltt‘tlln.
Jilt‘nll L. Rana, llllll‘ll‘ill Jolulmr illlll ll
rtnt billions nunlnsl tlw trust trfllr'lull
pow on trial In New l’nl‘ll. Willi llnmllml
damn ly unklmun mm whilv on his
tmy home.
who l'hlln, a Japanese, onpluln‘s
twink on the monitor l'ul'llori nl tln:
linulhlyn llll't‘)’ yard, slashed his Aunti-
rau with with a mum and then tried to
ltlll hlmsm by l'tllllml his throat,
A. V. Houston, Ittl'llwlly valet to limit»
st ll. 1". Wilson of ltvrv York. sued tor
unto tor trying in director the author
st uncoupled: letters ‘ ‘ m. Wil-
t ' ’
moms-um m ..
ls collusion between the bidders to the
ll .
”commerce. ‘j ,
The more at thlrpaperwlll be l
pleased tacharntlrat there It Wm ‘
I
one dreaded dinner that ..
been able to‘olttslu nil its m: and
that is Qatari-h Ball's (lamb Care
is the only'gctslntlvs can t to the
madhlsi m by. Oat-uh unaccu-
stitutionnl am. requires a constitu-
tlounl treatmsnk Hall's (lamb Ours
is taken internally. acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease. and giving the pullout strength
by building up the constitution and us-
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its our-
alive powers, that they odor one hun-
dred dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. head for list of testimonials. Ad-
dress F. J. Cheney 8: 00.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druuulsts.
According to use newspapers, an Ohio
hat-band became the happ father of seven
children not loo 0. the seven all
lived but one. t s to he hoped he laid ‘
in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Rgmedy, the 0:111wa mare cage for map.
w mpmg , s an coughs, and
so insured 11% children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Silliness.
Home for ten, some for twen and
some for thirty years have sun's from
piles and then have been quickl and
permanently cured by using De itt’s
Witch Hazel Salve, the ureatgemedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases.
G. C. Stillson and E. I’. Weed.
The Best llearsdy ler llllellvlallsal.
From the Fnlrhsren (N. Y.) Banister.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheumu~
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 secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland’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 aunche or a pflu and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by G. C. Stillson.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
“One Minute (Jonah Cure saved my
only child from dying by croup." It
has saved thousands of others suffering
from croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
G. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
lilious calla.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar—
rhoea Remedy, and if taken as smr as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. 0. Stillson.
Don‘t thin your blood with sassafrus
or poison it with blue-mass; but did un-
turc by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for con-
stipation. hiliousness and stomach and
livgrlr troubles. They are purely vegeo
to o
«a stoma?
That is what Edwards (l: Parker, mer.
chants o! Plains, Gm. ray of Chamber-
lain's l’ain Balm. for rheumatism, lame
back. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by U. C. Btillson.
Sick headache can he quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as “DcWitt's
Little Early Risers." G. C. Stillsou
and E. 1’. Wood.
Try drain—0! Try Brats-0!
Ask your grocer today to show you a
package at Grain-l). the new food drink
that takes the place of «Alec The
children may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it. like
it. (train-l) has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java. but it is made frmn pure
grains, and the most dullr-nto Itmnuch
receives it without distress. (luc-lourth
the price of coffee. 15c. and 25 etc. per
package. Sold by all grocers.
Terrible uccldent~lt la a terrible ao-
cldont to be burned or unaided; but the
pain and sunny and the frightful dis-
lhrurcmenls can be quickly overcome
without leaving a rear by using I»
Will‘s Witch llsael Salve. (l. U. fltlll-
scu and E. P. Weed.
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job lot blllheada and nouhends that we
will print at the following prices: 1.000
quarter billhondl “.00. “dim
”not, it; moo sixth 0mm tint.
additional 1.000%. 700; Walla. hm.
01.25. additional l.llll0'l.7lio. Wan.
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