‘ Y armory)!“ nsmon.
palm consists of six pieces;
Which of waist, body portion,
In cutting, lay the edges
171pr crosses on the length-
”oldot material and allow for looks
: are: the pieces togethe’raccord-
moonesponding notches. Turn on-
y , M edge of the waist on the
01 perforations. Close the side
We ind undertone the lower edge,
" [flattens upon it for fastening the
and close at back with buttons
, helm-holes. Place the side facing
‘nfi' opening in the side of drawers by
she stitch to position. Close
. .. leg humus notched and join the
twov‘body portions together. Gather
Muppet edges of the front and back‘
between; the double crosses; fold the
Wham on the line of perforations
nhdplnoe the gathers between the edges
of he bonds. The larger band for the
end the shorter for the buck.
work button-holes in the bands to cor-
' ., _ 4 with battens on waist. This
';_m. which is No. 6184. retails for
twenty-five cents. The quantity of me-
Will 36inches wide required for a child
”swoldislyardfl years old, m; 8
Mold 1
«tissue SEITIIEL
- . coupon
to 000W“! 0! size. No.
this and}! in yaw-“weaned address
*‘Sturtevaat'a Bargain lieeee
.nn‘
11mm
‘ ‘ ram locus-
Thla $non and 11 cents
“gonna E08
em in
0
I.
orb-wit
, . MhMimseOeed.
». 'ilnothtnz just as good as Dr.
I blew Discovery for consumption.
. sndoolds.sodemand it and do
" the dealer to sell you some
Wufifl”? w“ "m...”
, t n .orfnnn e
‘ ‘ Whom” claim something eloo
he llt as good. You wont Dr.
. 'l on Disooverybeonnse you know
hunts and reliable.and guaran-
‘do orrnoney refunded. For
commotion and for all
. of t.ohest sndlungs,ihere
fl“ . . ppm” is Dr. King‘s New
bottles free at R. H.
. I store. South Norwallr.
“V else and”.
N You Ever
Bitters as a remedy tor
lfnot. gets bottle now
Wm! 1:131:33 himhlioen
‘ or to t o reu
.. of all lihmule Omniplaints.
w . nl direct lniluouooin
‘r and tone to the «noun»
. 01 A petite. Uonstl
. slitting Ila, or i
‘ . too» lo. Mullin-
j with Diuyapelllehio-
1' “Mahmud? y‘i‘lli'lwll'
,. , taut - '3'
~, and 01.00 at s on
m ,
“H
' o
on sea-tine in charts or the tuna bill
"begin to feel that the end is ”mt-fa
debt. may do no! hope to mom
of the present week. but they expect in
tin! time to be 0.010 to II! WW ”I!
can moietei‘tbe Work. *“ ‘ . '
sdiuatinndlaerenm in their own part!
is causing the msaegere more perplex-
lty at present than is the open opposi-
tion to the hill in the senate. It be!
munlze the contending forces amen!
RMhiloans on the tobaoco’ and wool
schedules. The differences on tobacco
have been compromised. though not it:
the. sailstacilon of all concerned. and
it there should be another caucus before
the tobacco schedule l taken up in the
senate the question i liable to be re-
oponod there. -
The wool schedule new confronts the
senate. and it is Senator Allison’s pur-
pose to press the schedule forward to a
close. Hence. it will be impossible to
postpone for a very much longer time
the settlement of the differences on this
question. it is expected that if the corn.
miticc, is not able to announce a deter.
mlnatlon at once the matter will be re-
ferred to an early caucus. or a caucus
may be called if the committee fixes
a rate that is not satisfactory to the
Wool men.
There is little doubt that an advance
wlll ho conceded by the committee. but
the question or interest is whether the
increase will be all that the wool men
demand.
The wool schedule will, of course. give
rise to an animated debate, but the
Democratic senators sav there is no dis-
position on ihtvlr part :3 needlessly pro—
long it. There are also numerous urti-
Clcs on the free list and in the “sim-
dry" schedule which will arouse differ»
enocs of opinion. and if the Republicans
do not withdraw the lntc-rnnl revenue
features of the bill there will he a sharp
clash over this.
DROWNED IN THE CANAL.
Three Pemns Thrown From n Carriage
._ Info the “inter.
Home, N. Y.. June 2i.—<I’hillp (.lrth.
residing near ltomo swamp, five miles.
west of this city, his- wii‘»: and Slater.
Libllie. were drowned in Erie canal last
night. Libbto Urth worked in Williams
liroe.’ knitting mill hero and boarded
with her brother‘ln—lau‘. Adam Horn.
at 21R Spring street. She went to her
brother Philip's to spend Sunday, and
her brother and his wife were bringing
her back, driving: on the tnwpoth.
When about three miles from Rome,
the horse and the carriage and its oc-
cupants Wont into‘ the (final. but how
the accident occurred no one can tell,
as nil three were drowned, and there
was. so far no known. no witness to the
accident. Thehorse escaped by swim-
ming across the canal.
Mr. firth was a farmer. aged about 48
yea rs. ills wife was a few years young-
or. and his sister about 40. Mr. and
Mrs. 0th had no children. He is sur-
vived by two sisters and one brother—-
Mrs. Horn of Home, Mrs. Mary H.
Mooney of New York, and fluorine Or”:
of limit Verona. The three bodies were
recovered.
Provldcnco lllllls Burned.
Providvnma Juno 2l.««l*‘irz- broke out
amnntr n number of l‘illi‘tl of raw wool
storml in the house ill the Mnnlnn mills,
at Mnnion village, at the city lino. The
ilmncs quickly sprvmi through the ”tree-
story wmalon lmilriinir. uhi: h was soon
gutted. . The automatic sprinklers in the
flnlsiiln‘ mom ut‘ the main mill \vu-nr
off, mnl the «inning.» tn the gnmls in this
(ll-[lflrllm-nt from ”water will mun: ilw
loss of llll' u-nul. 'l‘ho unilri- «tumour
is (dillllnli‘d zll about $00,000 by tho own-
or, ii. A. Kimball. The mill is employ—
ml on “’mllC‘HH nml wursiwiu and hue
about film hands. 'i‘ho- loss is fully i'uV-
orml by insurance. The origin of ill“
tire is unknown.
Confirmation of Bicycle Tubing Malia-rs.
(‘li-y'v-lnnd. Juno ‘.'i.»«-.\ i‘iillL-iiilllllilluil
nl lull-rests «amount in lnnnui‘m‘imlmz
woiilh-ss slml tubing for lvicyilvs lino
lli'r‘ll formed in Lutulnn, with ll. A.
Lush-r of this city as the howl. A num—
ber of “nullity I'Iimlielimrn. Willi Ar-
thur l'ilkinutun at lllf'li‘ 11cm], have in-
vvslnl $z:,iiuli.il00 in the now corporation.
'l‘lirco iurgi- lill‘ililll~§~ 'rnll'ilu. Ellwood
City. l'll., and Hroenvillo. i'n, Azln- rm~
brim-«l. Tho l'cnnsylvnnin uniniiiiriw
nu-nis. which already rover sow-n urn-H
of lnml mu! numb-y l.'..'0ii llll‘l’l, ulll lw
trulnl'gvll In mnpioy 12.000 ilu‘li.
Wrecked Sailors landed.
l’hllmlrlpliln, Juno L'l. ~'l‘hr- int: Lillie
llmlmm, i‘npiuln Lo ('umpi, liar
bronchi in this vliy the crow MT in.
m’linunvl“ John 1'. Atkins. “llllll “.134
run lnin nit li‘uri “f‘lltwali'v by n iii-um
lint tug iu'wiilu. homes. The lll’llnitltt‘l’
km bur ilw-ltluml of lmnlwr nihl lom‘miw
\ani‘i‘lliizuml. Afloi‘ TT'II' i‘l'f‘W liml luv-n
inkvn nil ilm .iiklne wan: loin-ll in Nov“ .
.mmu iiuis». when: new now lies. 'l’iw
ion was mi «human! and lll‘m‘f'i‘ill'tl on
lliI wuv.
Tlmu'iii "Is Ilhnroh till-Mud.
linnmu i'liy. .luin- ::l. llwsom- u
slrpttiflllun from iiw lawui win-n Vicin—
llil llinnwnil .luhiiru lit‘iiili’llllliill called
upon llislmyu illumon nml llumm nu
whily mnl mil-«l ilwm in order prawn
in their i‘lllllilliit tor wow" Victoria
and dill not u on tipun the :iiuniimlun oi
the Episcopal church will: a uimilnl' rm
mini", Ht‘Y. i‘. F. holly of the mflltwntml
church of Kmmnu ('ily, it. only lilt'vilrml,
resigns-vi I‘i'um tin» asp-minim».
Killed While Pinyin. Miro".
”Arabian. June ill. whusiin limlih,
imml l9, iiw will of lemon Hint”: of tin!»
dy Hill. was klliml while play/inn bane»
hull with it lili'ki'll nine on the Worth»
liminn (enemy inir mounds. lumiml l...
iwmn Kandy llili and Fort Edward.
ileum was at the but. when I‘iivliar
Eduard lirfllnnlu pill-lied it named ball.
which struck Humh underiheoar. ritua—
ing communion of the brain snd elnioel
instant death.
Window titans Vast-n turned.
Munroe. ind. June “fir-Tl” modem
piss-i factory of (ironies. it miles west
. of “nitric. lull been burned. The turn
iory Was owned by the llnliud “lune
I. Wimpy. together with like plume ht
(iiiswa and director. Ills. The footer-y
sternum: «it people, and its total loss
will he mum.
Weather retreat.
fair; stimuli coolers 9!
mm
the consideration of the em by no clout .
i
As s nutter of foot, the milieu“! of
been found almost impossible to harv ‘
3-.
.. . .F l
W _
.. FOR
man, wants Alli) GHlLDRElii
GREATEST SLAU
'v
TH
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought of , the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams & Co., a
06000 STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON TH E DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and odor the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’S 5H0
083 pair Men's Calf Skin, lees Tip. worth $3.00,“
in “ ” " " Plain Ioea. " 3.00 “ . .
45 “ " Plain Toe Congress “ 3.00 " .
85 “ " Globe Tee lip, “ 3.00 “ . .
320 “ “ Plain Toe. lees “ 3.00 " .
"The above goods are made of the iinest Calf Skin. nnd every pair warranted.
odyear Weltfllorth “.00 at .
i00 pairs Men's French 0
'30 u II II I
I00 ,-
l00 “ Russet lace,Plaln Tee.
BARBMNS ll BOY
alt, Patent leather, Go
“ cap Toe lace,
u e
l50
300 " lounsbury, Isthewson a Cd’s Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, in russet and black,
or
lace Shoes, worth
fine goods, button and lace, at two a pair.
Ladies, those goods of Lounsbury, Mattthson 6: Cole are diamonds.
500 Pair Ilaaea' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices Se low it Will
Astonish You.
SPECIAL NOTIGE l
Now is the time to
get a ’96 Columbia ior
$75.00
l lm ii'orils,
$40, 50, 60.
F. S. A M B l. E R,
:9 WALL STR EET.
Norwalk Connecticut.
I I
William 0. Jesse,
160 UAIlllMl'l’Ofl "REEL
RULE Mllil‘tl l’iill
V .
ITIIOTLV union unuwsnvi
Helen and Wursbumer
bill" I" lit! 00t0i
in bulk to the ironic: also in Mitten to any
out oi the city and vicinity tor impiiy liar.
l’mnlpt attention to thrill uri on.
“no rule. "
liv suite on, eoilnmtes. and imleilolto
(imminent) in u ruliti'usiiitlle Illllln‘,“
pimple only he i erwiverl tor o timeJmi not
entail line. A pwlloylu the irnuinmiicm
(tellers! .alis insurance Us. in when the
parade will here after they have been
duped iiihmrmo scheme nl cinema insure
Mics. Cheap ln-urnnoe is like sheep were
ey; ii inn t worth much.
if you wont protection for your faintly
ilthfllM“ in cones of old one. get u plain
do one policy in the Nona-otter“ mount
bite leaurseee mosey. at timings).
”nestles! Morel tits
lemons do. of levitate.
I. I» Ultiflflililti.
.. immune.
cHTER OFSHO
Ever Known in the History of So. llorwalk.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
ES.
“ Bull Deg Tee, Worth $4.00. at
Every man in South Norwallr can afford to wear patent leather this summer nud sun: the expense of shoe polishing.
l00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet liid, Plain Globe Toe. lace,
s' are yours-s slices.
Ladies, Read This!
i50 Pairs ladles' Patent leather Tip, lip-'l'o-llate Shoes. all sizes and widtha.werth $2.00, at 85c
This is the greatest sale 1 have ever offered. and I know these goods cannot be do.
plicatcd anywhere at anything like the price. Genie and get the bargain of your life
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to St'oficlcl & lloyi's Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
mzui lk Son.
We Are
Here
At the some
plnc' where you
found us thirteen
y was "on. in the
wlmlcmlc uml rc-
tail
Fish,
Oyster.
Glam.
lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT 0r ZILUFF.
u Wmhlnuiou llirevi.
Whit/antic
‘ ”10 to Hi“
i'ii'lloos. 4310 Milli! ntrooi.
IRIWHWI'I“. l'fiflh
o. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Intuit-er.
"' "ttmxhw
Mm. We.» Hg:
Dr. F. Iohnvolr.
omen. .
t. I. 0mm Wellington est
transits “f0!”
“Wink“ and Munitions to I n. or.
l'lhtfl'l‘lfll MIME!) ‘1’” MIN” 0'
will". mun
ilsttsri
W...
'l‘olophuuu. :o-i
line-liner in
l”. 'I. I'flonl 0‘".
”.75
L15
l.75
l.75
L75
e
a
$2.50
2.50
s e e
52.50
2.50
2.00
z on. at 35c
WSII “Pap
Confess-
ions!
Thai sniisfivd feeling that goes with
a (icon. ncwiy papctcd house is
worth twice in» cost. We have re
moved the principal obstacle which
stumls licIcho you and now Wall
Paper by “lull.“ the price down
iunmluimum. ’l'iiisis an extra-
ordinary confession on our purl
'l‘licqunliiy of our sunk is un-
equnlhil in variety. it is. illlllll-
less
Store Open from 1 up. to 0 on.
l’niutors‘ l‘iuppllrm.
Ariiets' Motorists.
Mt Ursula.
Pictures.
Pictures [trained to Unlor.
l'uiutiu . i'nlwr Hanging. [Mounting
and sign 'almmu.
lliillltlili.
to Washington till-out. South Nowell:
or
W
"A“. VOUI
W A N T I K N 0 W0!
m 1".
"I'll. blll’llll
Luncheon
Beef
that fine flavor of v
Entries end If“ ‘V
were on 3:».
comment“
For on
9:43;? on u.
‘clioniom in the town nuainst lhr ital-
‘ i'llli:
., unres- or- nation lites. .
South mmlm m, .. June ti."
it street brawl by drunken Italian is.
borers. the attempted arrest at one of
them by colours, one of whomwas near-
ly‘ killed. led to the calling out of the
local militia company. The Italians
came into town on the train from Nov
tick. Four at them had a serene fight
on Waverly streets Odicers Robert
Trace and David Bastien made an at-
tempt to stop the fight by warning the
men to no home peaceably. But this
ihvy Would not do, so the omcers nt—
tempted io arrest one of the ringlead-
era.
The Horlmmage was a short and fierce
one. for all of the Italians not upon the
officers in the attempt to rescue the ar-
rested men. and Officer [lasiien was
badly clubbed with a bottle of beer.
The officer sunk unconscious from
what later proved to he a badly fruc—
iured skull. Ofliccr Tram,- could not
hold his prisoner. who was drama"!
nwm’ and out of sight. all the helium
taking to their heels. Ollicer Trace fired
three shots in the direction of the flue-
ing men. but none took effect. ('ifliccr
Bastion was taken to the hospital. where
his condition was found to be critical.
Shortly after, the police sounded the
militia alarm on the bells and steam
whistles. but no the rain was pouring in
torrents, few of the soldiers turned out.
The objuvl was to scour the town for
the assailants of Officer Bastien. and
this; meant the surmundlru.r of the lini-
iun colony hero. The militiamen who
responded nl'i‘ompnnicd the police force
and n numlw-r of citizens to Dog's Nest.
as the colony is known, where 8 house
to house canvass was made.
Three men were arrested. two of
whom ()lllt'i’l‘ 'l‘mco l-loniliir-tl as. the
nwn in the light. They wore Hilton to
the potion station and will he ho-ld to
await the result of Uiiiccu' llasltlvn's in-
July.
The hospital physicinns reported Mr.
ltnellvn's mmlillon as hopeless. lie was
bmlly uswl up in the tight. The incip-
ient riot has rrmltml (-onsiilvrnblv ox-
inns. who are generally tlL’St‘l’llltr'l as a
ll‘uulilersumc lOl.
TROLLEY CARS COLLIDE.
Twenty Persons hunted In an Accident
at Hartford.
Hanfurd, Juno Ql,~-—Tlle=rt- was a ('an
ilslun lwuvccn two (‘t'ilh’ll‘d upon trolley
mm: on tin- illue lllils line in this city
last night, by which ‘20 persons were
hurt. llnllt" fatally. Those.- most serious—
ly wnumlwl u'vzc:
Mrs. [Min lmluy at 1442 Broad street.
arms: and lacs badly bruise-(l.
Michael ”mow. 70 years old.
i’lruvv sirm-t, lived r-ut.
“NW." Illlllllllill, iii! years ohl. face cut
and limly lil’illh‘i‘il.
Thomas liilcry, 5 years old, (are badly
out.
Quartermaster Sorry-ant Brooks,
Trumpeter Sli'lxiillls. f‘uirp?srzilibirvy and
l’rivnzos William )lissril :iml Jill'wll
Mlssvll. all of inimpuny ll. First l'l‘fll'
me-ni, (T. N. i.l., uvi'o Sewn-2y bruised.
and cut.
Ton mmnlwrs of company ll, lllllyor
guard, huge on iiu- nuzcninrt our on
their way to :1 l'v-llrt'lvl‘)’ i.» (li‘i‘ux‘Jlt'
fzruvvs. 'i‘lumiu tor Ste‘lulvins was so so.
Vi‘i'i:l:i' inn-undo «i that ho Mimi-ll.
of 5!
PEOPLE BADLY BURN ED.
In It ltumalo l'irr- n "on and Ill» l‘lvo
f'lrtldn-n Nearly Lode Tlu-ir Litre.
ll'iffuiu. Jillli' 2i.~~~l"iru- portly ill-stray—
V'll ihv home of Jaw-pit .‘lt’lt‘nr'kl in Hunt
lluii'uln. Mi-livnski was llililk"l'li~¢l by
ill" mics: HT his . hihli'wn and running to
’l lwlrnmn in uhiwh tin of llli'lll our--
ilt't‘lilili.’ Tv‘llllii llll‘ but and fumiim‘v in
ll.llllr~’ Mrh-nskl mrrin-l ”l" vlzililrwn
lltl-i lhi‘ yard. :luvl ill-ii am Illztf‘lli mu:
ilirnnl in. .ll! of ”iv illll!ll't‘ll \i‘ot‘c
lil'.’lllllllly lllli‘lli‘ll.
Supt. l. .‘m l 1". «ll: ~l in lll~' T"ll"h hus—
plinl, Mun z-zz-ul 12: lil-~lli>‘l>ii\.’l. 5
ywnl's Hill, \"‘l‘>illi'.‘l. fl )‘varfi nlil. :illil
Hollie. ill-("ll \. m- him: in w w M ilw
hmplml, :nul ll.” .illiiulim: lvlijwtiiianr:
:mv i!" n is lziziv .lmnw ll t‘ llltll‘ iv—
rmw l_".
'l’iuy 'tlt‘ z'!'. Wally lmrilwi Alli W. H ..
h. pi, ltiill)‘ run! :wnr. M Huskl is: :-‘~o
ill ill" lli'el'lldl, his arms Lllvl frm- ll”
imt {murmur iun‘nnl m ilzi- album” in
min ills .Illlvlu'n. 'l‘iln- pr-vprrzy lays
um: ii :illillt.
Ills Furry Stu-amm- lllrrnml.
mph-minim, .\' Y., .lmw» L’i Til" big
In: '3' :iov'imwi‘ llllf‘f‘llllliv mil Hf ill" (”nim-
mmi l’nv‘il- i‘Jii' ml] l'ummuurr 'l‘mim-
rm ruininlln' um hurm ll .1! it.» rim it ill
l'pumril. 'l'lli‘ lll‘l‘ Hidi'iml l.¢'.ii‘ lllc'
limb-1:2. and tho lmni \\.:«,.~ .l “MY." ..1
Hum. a \‘llll'll Ille'wmviwl ’I'u ,<i\v it. llli‘
.mi-umu'r “.37 .‘t izill-wi .lnvl .t-unl. lll :ilmzi
Ii; l'm-i ul’ \yuivi. 'i‘h-v i’n‘i wivnl ul lb...
dimmers i"liiliul. lw Innnwi mill! lll'
lmlll M l‘iil‘ 1i, lull ll “ill luv-l up
we: r ii iii mwml ilnllwi's. .\ hm nun:
iimlwr Till inui «f ”it \shlmlw \th-
Iiillitlllll :1 m'uinntrwl rim. ll. iiml :uuu .. .1
the inhabitants of built tins lily :uul
l'ltm‘hll.
Pennsylvania's lliu lh-ilricnry.
”lil‘ilt‘lriillf. .luu- .’l. lirpuiy .\ilnr.
new ll: li"l‘:il Hikiii in»‘ .52,”- n will .l mu..-
nwm ui‘ iiu- H’iilliilull .4 ill: M m!»
lin.....r.<. m pin-ii lav nimu . llll'll x: .1
ill it'll ui’ alrifrmlililii'ill lhv Mdli' it: 'nm in
Mt Mimi win llll' ir;;s-‘:.iimr- in. lil’
rmumi \wu‘s iixv;.i'~iui.lh-si mm. mnnvv
iimn the HM l‘il'llllli‘li mrnwi ivy ilw
Mini», liviiw lllt‘ till-mull Lilltw ilsrfl~
l‘l'. ii. if.
Lightning kills s Amer.
limit-mind, llia, .iimr L'i liurim: n
lll‘lll‘lv iii-Hit i'lliimiilii iimniii. ullun
.‘llmruhin. yum kiill'il lo)‘ iluliililnt:
lllllll' |fl|l\\llll{ .i this! llc‘Ili‘ l-‘-.tlnw:.wiiir.
it one din-rum l' ii - n so ”willing lnu ‘mr.
sun iil‘ll ho lxul :vimui 23,000 in ulnh,
TTt' incl lwi'li livinn it minu'e ll{.-,
u»...............,....... ..
TELEGRAPHC BREVlTlEd.
it mnmmuxni in Maury \l'rinlii. the
"him-r ul‘ lumlmll." mm iiilwilui in
Philadelphia.
Hori’li'I-n in tumor of llw qiim'ii'rl ju-
Episcopal rhu’u hr».
Jumm limtri. n lumpy mwlmy. lmvlw
lulu lilo iiinlllri's linnw ill Nrw Yuck
uml iatnlu nil lwr sllvvru‘ul‘e will join lry.
tiny H. l'. Hill-um, you president of
W’fl' .
the use» lilies.
bill-a» on re in isl in Hill Trinity moi nilwr
ilw Von ll im nmi Ellison lung mm-
may. well nil'rWiml on u change of lore
John W. ltoolv. of motor fume. vialmli
I" have llltii'lilv‘ttt‘il A new WMWH!‘ form
which will mm loud the uWInl from the
one of st ‘lrieiiy into on use of limit-
oae . dreaded disease that _.
been ship to casein all in stage» _
that is damn Bull's Oetsnh (lure .
is the only positive cure innervate the
medical fraternity. Um being new ‘
etiiniionsl disease, rrquires ‘
clonal treatment. Ours
is taken internally, action directlyon the
blood and meson-lemmas oftbe system.
thereby (filming the foundedon of the
disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution end 'as-
sitting nurture in doing its work. ll'he
propriunna have so much inithln it! our-
atlve powers. that they otter one hun-
dred dollars for any clubs that it fails to
cure. Bend f6! list at testimonials. Ad.
dross F. .l. Cheney at 00.. Eoledo, Dino.
Sold by druggists. ‘
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Aooording to we newspapers. an Ohio
husband became the happyfsther of seven
children not long ago. 0! the seven all
lived but one. It is to behoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain's (laugh
Remedy. the only rare cure for creep.
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Some for ten, some for twen and
some for thirty years have salts from
piles and then have been quichl and
permanently cured by using De itt'e
Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy
for piles and all {onus of skin discuss.
G. U. Stillson and E. P. Weed. ' .
The Bed Remedy for m
From the Palrhaven W. Y.) lleaiiter.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty'five years his
wife has been a suderer from rheuma—
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she 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. ltowiand’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 an ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives roliof. He says
that no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
.30 cent sizes for sale by G. 0.8011801].
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says:
"One Minute Cough Cure saved my
only child from dying by croup.” It
has saved thousands of others suffering
from cronp. pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serionsthront and lung troubles.
G. (J. Stillson and E. l’. Weed.
Biboua cilic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
hilinus coho will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may b3 had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and if taken as soon as
the first indication of the disease an
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stillson.
Don't thin your blood with oassnfras
or poison it with blue-mass; but aid on.
tore by using fleWitt's Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for con-
siipatlim, hiliousness and stomach and
liver troubles. They are pun-ly vege~
table
”it is the Beat on Earth." .
That is what Edwards ac Parker, iner-
chnnts of Plains, 0a.. say of Chamber-
lain's l’uin Balm. for rheumatism. lame
buck. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by U. C. Stillson.
Sick headache can be quickly and
oomph-tidy overcome by using those
famous little pills lumwn as "lit-Witt'u
Little l-Iaulv, Risers." U. U. titillson
and E. l’. Weed.
fry Brain-0! Try 0nie~0l
Ask your RIDGE! today to show you n
package of Until“). the new food drink
that takes the plum of 00006. The
children they drink it without injury no
well ostho adult. All who try it. like
it. (lrnin~(l bus that rich soul brown of
Mocha or Jam. but it is made from pure
grains. umi the moat fli'lil'illi‘ pummel!
ll'l'i'Wl'l‘ it without (lilircw. lino-fourth
tlm prii-oof colic». lite. and 2:; oils. per
package. tlolil by oil unicorn.
Terrible twcidi-niwll. is n terrible eo-
riilvnt lolso burned or scolded; but the
pain nod agony and tho frightful dia-
ilunn'mmis can he quickly overotmrn
without leaving a near by using Du-
Witi's Win-ii Hanoi thrive, (i. it. Still:
son and it. 1'. Wood.
mllber p billion"!
We hero on howl scrotal thousand
job lot lulilu-uds and nutritional ttini u"
will print at the following intone: 1.000
quartet hillliondu 01m. ”dim
”when; 1.100 uixlh boom NM.
mhiitiouul 1.0m, loo; uoisboeda. 1.000.
“.25, additional how's. loo. Palmtop.
ills: per um oatrs. This steel: is of
fair quellty. You can have it st shove
llml’ no long as it lute. Evening lee
no.
Not only pllosuf the very Worst kind
can imouiod by liszlt'e Witch Howl
halve, but «savor-u. result. bums. inning.
lmlu. utters and climber slits troubles
run he instantly relieved the m
Moody. U. U. swim end . l’. W“.
hen Mull M
lifter-the big ilreiu Uri (link. I
took a very mm cold sin Med his»!
remedies without help. ihaoutd only he»
mmin aims settled. Mm eel than
resell lies of Uhelnimrleiu'r
[“3341“,th the son in and or“
me. suit in nus blah militate“ m I
uierlwriaus non ll ruined: to do
mush—«ll. ll. tenderloin. Mime ,
Advertiser. For note by 0.0. ‘
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