amt-trolled}... slum
mm 31' its! 31mm" . .
Nothing is more effective or more sp-
pmpriate for orgnudles. mousselines,
V. andihe like. thsu this novel style of
planting. which has the rsre merit of
. being becoming tom finder and full
‘j figures. Unlikstltsitirdiusry accordion
plnits these do notmshs extra fullness
atiho wales-(tho material is cut in
circular shove sud the plnits radiate
toward the outer edges us the nuns im-
plies. As illustrated the material is
cream-white silk mull over a slip of
corn—color and the skirt has no trim-
ming. but his admissible to introduce
rows of insertion,» ribbon or any flat
gnmiture. mpa‘nem gives both the
circularoruppsr skirt and the narrow
foundation over which it is worn. The
latter isgored and stiflened to the depth
oicightinehss. linings dust tunic oi
the material on the under side. The
upperor platted skirt must be cut and
seamed with euro, then sent to s platit-
inn establishment, for it is impossible
to do the work properly at home. The
eostoisodoingis necessuily an item,
but as the most eil’ective skirts are plain
it is amply compensated for by the env-
ing in trimming.
Tomnketldsuppar sldrtlorslndyio
the medium size will require sixteen
yards oi iWenty-two-iuch material. and
«Me'mtionskirt six and three-
tslrenfthe same width goods.
NEC‘No. 7083, is cut in sizes
gm" 26, 28,and 80-inch who
.Eslss SEIJIIEII.
COUPON
mitosis nus m any at am- no.
MM Mflmgg‘kfiz’momulnm
Stsrtssss't's Isrgsls ilssss
.’ WWW Island,
A neural Dsnbu will go into
camp upon Nauvoo lslsnddn Norwalk
harbor. nest Tuesday. The party will
consist oi Ir. sud Hrs. Will 0. Smith,
Maud Hrs. George (.‘rolnt. Kr. and
loll
Annusss ' an.-.
PATTI" Io. 10ml _.____ lN
:%¢;?”“@m
Mrs. Ferd ruler. Misses Bertha Tsar
lot. Winons Bull. arson Mousse.
Elissheth Rogtm, flours. l’arris Ward-
woll. Waits! Wheeler. its: Wildmsn.
Mew Wand imo Knnpp. The
‘ oss'rpers will most with Minn Hull
mhtmmthe bunge oi the party
llrssdlnsss.
m
"aluminum
., justssgood as Dr.
’ immumpthln.
_ .0 it and do
to sell you some
szlllnot claim them on
but in «tier to make
sad on .th to
mechanisms”
sdspted to the re-
nutle Winston.
influence in
will
mum
_ lissdsshsmsin us
”Implant, Excel in. Islam
Whit-d with lhssy lipidls. ideo-
u we WW"; or
an .
w. ityosntsmudflw st 3
and WM; slim
, weal! h.
_ rennet-ting Ills!» fish's. but
In Charms hit so floss Wits
”Stimuli-museum's.
. s
. in nukes! it it were not true
lhst‘ opportunities tor summit-inn wealth”
GW‘ l
' Well. that is true.” said hit. llcpcw.‘
‘fiitomiortunitlos to make wenitb hr
V s new mom smulwnys summon»
in sin-old one. For the lost any years
America has been calm-hilly layered
as a lipid for men of enterprise, far.
sighteduess and monies to wromidn‘lo
large fortunes. One was the devol-
opment nided by an immense immigra-
tion. and the otlm the invéniitms by
which steam and electricity bud their
productive power so enonnonsly in.
crmsod and the cost so largely re
duced. '
”Commodore Vanderbilt, (or in-
stnncc, mode a fortune in sicninbonls
which was quite large {or thnt period.
He saw the opportunities in Mount
ships, and largely incl-(emu his
Then he saw. bolero uny one
else did, that the railroad who to sup
plant trnusportntion upon water. and.
selling ills steambouts and his stonin-
sblps, he put his lorttmc‘luto milwnys.
selecting the trunk “two of rennin-roe.
The railroads were at that limo In bud
financial rmnlition. The original mn-
ntructors had lost a lnrgc portion oi
money which bud been put in them by
tho deptpcintlon of stock and boil bus
int-es. The thuntnodorc, by letting ihri
roads burn the money to put thorn in
good, ciliciont working ordvr. and thou,
by consolidations which rct‘lum-d the
cxpcxllrlcil ol' 0|K‘l’llillltt. again took the
cromu, us {amigliti'd Incn always do.
of ”tho transportation business of the
motility."
“All those were n‘nturnl .cwln‘limml"
“Yes, they were nntnml evolutions.
Eli:- il...wo.und Singer solved the prob-
lot-t nidch inventors llllll boon Work
in; over [or u wntury, of tho M'Willg
newl‘lnc.
NIAI'NCBY I. lllfil'EW.
“llvforo llll‘ i-xplmlion of tin- puloni
ihcy hrtd dividmi Kelllllunlll ilriwi‘i‘l.
thvmsolw-s. and the lmmllo hm] lu-l'l
brought into unit'crsul "w.
thotnznnls morn \wro ctnployrd :md
"to cost of :ill .urlic'lo's c-noi'lnuus'y rv~
duvml. Tim! is u numml ovolulwn by
which the invontor got u wry large ‘
reward for lib: invention. and the pull-
“0 got u tremendous iu-in-iit trom it
. aim.
“l“ho some is true of tho lt‘ivllitttllt'
and of tho ass-minim of Horse With
his iiinliiinll ut’ tho trio-graph. 'l‘lu-
same it. true in .ln- tit'l’l‘lhplilvtii oi
lot-trinity us uquilml in tho rh-rtric
iii, and it mil lu» still ivrtln-r ox-
ventm' of the i'!-'t'll’ii' molar."
”Now, that is nil inlul'nl. 'l'ln- nvxi
point l4, is it into inw ilml rwh lm'll
(Vlflll'ilvlll' to buy up, mmnitln; to make
\ymllh trout balances, anal on. as
compumi with ills land?" l mind.
"lA-ttiuluiors." Mi. lmpmv l‘a'Ililt'Ii
"grow till the Wllilt'. \‘l'lwn lunk 6 her
tors wore lite-d grnntmi in Hill‘ Slate.
seventy 3'0:er mm, H |* n of Hill
sim‘ll was uln-nys lilull'i’mh l :mmnh
tln' Inmnlmrs of the lmut-‘nun- to:
their you-s. No rmnpnny rmllll lmw
distrihnto mock untunu nwmlo :‘x or zlu
ln-tzlslntnro without the nu-Iuln-ry. go-
lug lulu sum» “final. and ill" l”"'“”
tors ulso. 'l'ltul show» tho distinct ml
yum-o in now-my yours. lint M'l't'lliy
yours nun Illitl‘mnl of thing wun ro-
mmh‘ti no pt-rt'm-tly Mots-r and moi
lilnl‘ullullly well known und lllliil‘l“
aim-d."
"Mimi “it'll “be unita- tummy, “hrll
they lum- u million. risk in million it
nullit- live. ”in. rank the. llt'o on Mimi)
margins to nmlu- Inn; 1! they nmkc tun
they risk the Ion mi mnnlly mull mutt
glint in luulw hm
bit-r nt Monu- i'ut'iu. they illliillilll'U
nevh the point “in rv the curd turns
and it is oil now."
"i. know lluniol lln-w whrn In» lmd
$10,000,6le sud he Ilil'd in lil'ill. ll
know u umtlmnnn “to at one line
bud minimum in ”in o- lit. who Is no»
running: about 3L2!!!) it your. 'i‘ln,
”Justus! was rush. in addition to ill)!
ltmmtuwuts or various ltlnds. 'l‘lwn
are u I‘lYIJ'II nun ln lills town who ush
me for twcltslmuti lmms l’urm lift:
w wins to Iii who, when 1 hrs! more in
.‘icw Vermont-c unions; the rich men ,
or the town. What i nieun by this is
that they were worth over summon
inch. and thirty years mm ii men tun-ti:
over ”Mum“! Whit (If mum "mum!“
in Now York limit a man Worth om
mmmsl now."
“The mun who will molt» monoy is
the one who perfects on fli‘llll‘lt‘ mews
which it‘ll] rumble the railway with
[tables to llilifl‘ mmm sail freight
trains at less cast time now he the
sit-um loconmtlvs: which will solve the
problem of streot tmnorlstllm. no It
tn enter-site tits svsrhssd trolley, st
mm” m--. .......lmm.:.:...
wiwn '
l whom».- it the Min w-i‘ul lli'.
uud. ilkt- llw dulnwi
GREA“‘I
iti
. y .
‘ t V
i l i
. . “ '1‘
' Ever Known in the
The very best goods at “
Lou week l went to Boston and while there bought 3
wow STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS
.1
.1
n my store and
683 pair lsn's Call Skin. Lsos
II I! ll ll ll
l30
too Pairs Men’s Goodyear Wait
‘00 II ‘. II I.
ma “
'50 n It ll , Is
300 "
fins goods, button and lacs.
Astonish You.
SPECIAL NOTIGE l
..- l“... . M, .._. 4,. ..
Now is the limo to
get-.1 ’illl Columhiulor
$75 .00
llartlhrds,
$40, so, 60.
F. S. AMBLER,
.9 WALL smear.
N ot‘wulk Connecticut.
William 0. Jesse,
' m wssmssrou smear.
livid!) Mllllfl'l‘ Nil
MW~
ITIiOTi-V Ufliflfl IR‘WERVl
Wsissr sud Wsrxbnrgsr
“it'll" ID! 00“!
in built to the irmlu; also in [tuition to any
part of ”unity and vicinity for lutully um
Prompt utteniluu to mull orders.
READ THII.
liy nonunion, wilumies, mul ltuiodlnitc
promises oi int n returns in the luturu.»~
u-nplo "my he I «solved for u litmulull not
or nil titno. A pulley ill the Connecticut»
tlelteml Mic institution (:0. in what the
psoplowill hum nltei- they have been
dulled intommw scheme of IIIMI’ iusnr
unw. l'heup Inunmneo is like sheep molt-
ey: it isn‘t Worth much.
it you Want prutwtion let! your (until
my nurse" in «also» oi phi one. not at him“
I‘ll the mile: in the concurrent tisttsrsl
idle institution Company. of lenient.
Bssssstlsst Osssrsl tits -
lsssrssss so... sl llsrtlsrt
O. I. L'HOflflflflllU.
6mm,“
' MEN’S s' ,
_ "The show geodesic made of til“ finest L
Ios psirs lsn's Frsnch call, Patent Lssthsr, Bond’s“ ' Usltfllorth “.00 st .
" lull Dog los, Worth $4.00, at
’ v this summer and saw the expch 0! Hllm' polishing.
labs loo, lscs, .
Every man in South Norwalk cun utlurd to wear patent! ,
Russet Luce, Plain l’os, . . l
BARGAINS ll BOVS’
leunsbsry, Iathsisson I 00.3 Fins She
Ladies, those goods of lmnsbury. Ms .
500 Pslr Missss' sod children's iiid and Russet Shoes. Lsss sud lotion, st Prices Se Lois It Will
up, was $3.00.“
l2: " " “ “ Plain loss, ” 3.00 “ .
ss 1" " Plain Toe congress “ 3.00 “ .
05 " " Globe Toe Tip, " 3.00 “ .
320 " “ Plain Toe, Lace “ , 3.00 " .
Russet Kid,l’lsl
" “ Gs rises. .
Lacs'Shoss, rth .
st 8|.00 a psir.
2113:1091! & 00.'s
mail it Sou.
Soft: Shell
Crhbs,
Lobsters,
Little Neck
Clams
Sent out all the
hall shell.
Fresh
Salmon
For
the
Fourth.
more your orders curly.
HUNT 0i ZILUFF.
.u Wtislilnutlui direct. Telephone. in
,jj‘p'fiilmlmx
in I. Patel! film
‘ "010 to II!“
utilises. lilo Mnin Slicer
llltlssllthl'l‘. ' com
0. w. RAYMOND.
lsssrsl illrsstst
stul lsttshssr.
III—aim Ill
" “'8:."lll$'¢l‘.£””"
W marge ear
W
Dr. F. Ichsvolr.
omen.
I. I. 0mm Wsslilsgtss sud
, Insulin ltrnts
MWfiill‘h‘t‘“%mm”l ’ ¥‘V"‘ o
" » sum .3 mo
" room's snore. '
Ladies, Re (1 This!
i50 Pairs Lsdies’ Pstsnt Luther lip, Up-To-Dsts S ’ ss, all sites sud widths.uorth $2.00, at as:
. TER 0F SHOES
l their regular value.
ic celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adonis Sr Co., a
Tlllfi DOLLAR, and nowhavc
. following at
5" THE NATIVES!
Es.
° - 5|.75
. . . l.75
- - - l.75
[.75
- ' . - L75
kin. nod every pair warranted.
$2.50
2.50
32.50
2.50
2.00
2 00. st 85c
s iittls imperfect, in russst sod black,
sre thamonds.
This is the unratest sale I have ever offered. and l know those amid-e cutllloi ho an.
plicntod unywhvre at anything like the price. Own.- and got this human o! your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scoficld & linyi's Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm old. Dicker-
lll-l WAS :S'l‘ilt'ix' H.\ lllilt
Vlull paper when be calm home and out!
tho ls'uuty that his wdu- mnl selsotul
iron: our handsome rum-l, ulul that true
laid with such skill by our wurklm'n.
Norwnlk lot the ill'iltlill' lznlult'pilolt oi
bolhcoiors und ilutllgm- m wall pupm'.
Yuucnu‘t limlnnythtnu in mus] it for
thept’icc.
tiers 0pss item 7 s.m. to 9 m.
l'ulutors' Supplies.
Artists‘ Muterhsls.
Art Gosh.
l'leiut’eo.
l’iotnnss Framed to Urdor.
Pointing. l'stmr limping. lkkmrstinn
and digit l'ulutina.
DECKER.
to Washington Hirt'oi, anth Normal;
unnuvouu_
WANT. KNOWN
m “In
"I'll. Illlllli.
LUNCH EON
BEEF
F
.Jl’ ’,
“month” "There
at! cvillnpil'itniho. ”I!" W. _. .l. MN
foretell events.
had her in their charge, and mode
for her, custom the evil spirit. and so
limo who told hindemoncy by her lost
their gums. 'Tbis cut-aged them. and
they stirred up n riot, and the result
wus thnt l'nul nod Silas were scourgcd
and put in the innermost prison.
2. Now go on to the lawn. Show
how Paul and his brave Lonipnnion.
though tin-tr lmclzs were raw and
him-ding, sung tlod's praises in the jail
llmw out the story of the earthquake.
and the {our ol the juilor. Ask why
ho was about to commit suicide. Form.
or, draw out the story or his important
question. and the reply of Paul. tie on
to his baptism, and the way in which
ho thou noted. in washing the bucks of
his prisoners, and in setting moot be»
ten- tiwm. So it come to puss that
microns tin-y had been captives. bo—
lero the morning dnwnml in- was thvir
t-nptiw. bound by lin- buuds of love in
t’hr‘lst Jesus.
about the little nrmy of invasion. con-
sirlling or only four men, who wanted
to conquer Bump» for iln-ir Master.
in this instant] we sm- one lntlt’ oi tlmt
army in jail. ’i‘o ull hunmn view. tho
invnsion was nlmut to noun: to all lg-
nomlnions end. liut God's ways um
um niil‘ ways, nor his tlmtnzhis our
thoughts. Instead of doll-m, those
men \vrostml victory out of their im-
prisonmi-nl. and in :1 low hours tinny
haul nnulln'r t-nni'rrl for their lam].
\l’nx- not this just growl? Nothing
t'ulilil dnunt fillt'ii turn us tin-so. im-
prison tin-m and tin-y will simply nmko
tho jail rim: with sum-ml mugs, and
lll'illl'l‘ lnlliz lmvo the luilor hinm-li‘ "no
ul‘ ilwh' follow-W's. 'l‘lu'y full that ”W."
lmd find on iln-lr side. and “ill: llmi
Hwy worl- quit»- satisfied. Snrh own as
lluwt- rnltM lml lu‘ tlvl't'ulu-tl. Yllll
imam kill thorn. doll-at tin-in,
nu-wr.
:l. Now turn to the important duos—
tion which the jailer nskml of Paul.
"What must i do to in: Mimi?" This
is the “lost inumrtnm question that
any man can Mk. For “Inn is llwro
more inwll’ul to know thzni tlu- on}:
to got to brown. \i‘hox‘o \n- “my filli'llti
1 happy ctvrnixy‘! lu l‘nilliiti‘ih’nil with
”ll“. ull nilwr questions our of slimil
import. Mon want in kiln“ hun- tin-y
may grow rich. or. it tin-y nro sir-k.
how they may gt‘l m-ll. lint tin-.m- :ll‘x'
Milly snntll ninth-rs. t'ulliirill'mi with
Hun of virtual lil‘v. 'l‘lw unswvr in
tide question wns short and in tin-
poinl. "liolkm- on lin- lmnl .lv~ll~‘
l'hrirzl and thou shalt be sum-d." in of;
iii this onswi-r :1 little curl-fully.
“Lord" mmns mum-r. lly this tho
nimsllns mount thut llu- man should
:It'v'fivl him its his M:i>lt‘l‘. ".lmm"
moons Smiour. By this tin-y nu~.mt
that ho should I'H‘t‘h'i' this mu- us his
.a'miour. in tin» plum» of those iiltll> in
nlmm ho bud lll‘l't'lufnl‘t' nostril.
‘l‘iirnl" IllHllh lllv .\iluilllmi ”no. By
”M “n“ lm‘uiil llmi lilt‘ mull ‘ih'llil‘
low-viii it“ ”31‘ .\n..‘mt.-d ”no of Hun]. lin-
nmn of “how lhoy Wl'l'i‘ awaiting. So
they )u'vurlml l‘ln'm in him he lm‘
"Mush-r." hi»- “Sm‘lnur.” and ”iv Hun
.mninml ”t" Hm]. in this it'llilw min-«i
iw um in take him :t< his, and in on
mm film kin-pill: ol’ lxi~ «ml to him.
W.‘ mm in this Why we huu’ lull oi‘
amusing tln- imply of tho npustlus \\‘:t~.
i'lzn mun M'Mu'tllly lilidrl"iwnl ll r-llll
tim-ully to hatch sultan-m that iilgill.
l. ,\m\ turn I” lllv jlilll'l'. and w.-
ituw llllllllil'lt'ly llt‘ fullnm’mi lhv null.
n-l llml \\:l?~ zit'vil to him. \\’v are
iulni ilml iw ili‘liMi-il. :tlul \i‘w klm‘w
illlll lh' "ill li)‘ \l‘luli ilnllnwml. Vlil‘ :l<
mull 1h ln- morph"! Ilu- Saviour in his
lvul'l. llv Mimic column-m of him ill
\lv rm- ut‘ lllllllirilll. \i'.- d.- liui know
rhythm: illl'lllt'l' about tin.» mun, but
it la :Iilugrilu-r prnbulili- Ilzni lu' lnww
llllll. llli-lv'i‘ llw r2wum~l;nm-~‘, iw
would suit-1r for his “intrusion of his
faith in tho Smiuur ui' thn-w lwn pri»
.mvrs, Ilut this nimlc llu ulil'l‘i-roln'v.
:md ho viui llml \ildc-h lw know mu
his tint).
lllll mow Hum ”lie. 'l'hnt idle l'flllil
“as n urnuim- thine um mum-ii by
Will“ in“ i’lll‘lin'l‘ til-i. Ilt' :li tlill‘l‘ ;: ll
in “will and inhibit-ml to tho immo
nlinh- “nuts or tho-o mo llllhillit'l'h,
but
- . ll‘l 'l' lu‘l. n -|v- ill sm‘r llt‘mi ml at
”or establishment stun-hpromunont llll " ‘ ' ' .~ ‘ '
lu-nlmn. l‘ot' Hwy \wrc- mo and him-d
mu, and hml lml lu-vn mml for m on
tiller vlwu- m'uul‘uiilu. rlu lu- ‘Jul in
it’nl'li :ind mulu-II Iln-m us. will m h.»
'uul-i. 'l'ln n ho not limit lit'lul'r tin-m,
for llwy luul cum to )ml hungry. ’l'lm
tum i'ilu‘. 'i'iu'li ii" t-VUIo‘lllly t‘ul'ml i'v'l'
”will in his own lmttw {manual or
thrusting lili'lll hut-k into llu' lillll'l'
mison. .\ll tho [Il‘uh'tl lluil his l'uuh
wns tlu- mention uriiclc. uml not mun»
thin: irumiulmu.
Lust \n-u-lt u‘n- ww how
n‘orlu-ol in lhv ulw ul‘ Lydin \Voll. it
Wurlii-tl in tho mim- ugly mill this
man .is .lu‘im-r will. "liy Work» nos
llnxlr i'uiili Imulu- pc-ti‘rct." All imy lw
mmlnml up in tin-so tln'm- \iul'tli’. ll"
.ioto. t'nul'ml, illwy. .itnl from Hull
lny in this. the «my ni’ mlvullou ri-
nnins tln- snlnr. \i’lmi mint \‘lil' do
in he nnwd'i Just who! Lydia duel tho
lnlh-t' did. 'l‘hln, mul Im n'mt'o und no
Vin-st.
5. For ls-lh-wrs. cull ullvnlluu for a
dmlllt‘ltl lo the splendid tiny in which
“and mu! rillns non-d. \i'lwu tlr- jnilvr
brought tlwm otli utul n~lwd tin-tn l.i~
anvsliuu. tin-y might how mmyurmt
"l'lmt ie on important Hum-lion. uhd
do will umwvr it in n "W minnow.
liw il'iiiil
iinl just now we nil-h tlmi you nonld
‘llrst ht'iutt u llllh' \ynivr nnd \i‘iikil out
llumku, for Hwy ul'v tll’a-mll’ttlly sm'u,
ll'hon low no u llillv nonwthlng in om,
W‘or on are ruinl. 'l‘ln-n wu will luik
X‘siimtl the may or mtlt’nilon." Molly
,vuon wunld intro tsltvn thin moi-so. lint
not they 'l‘ltoy m-n- too ililui'iy in
‘ulti in the when» of this man's soul
in think for n mouwm ulsnu tlwm
u-iwm. "angry and himllnu, tin-y on
«union to him lim. 'i'hoo only More
they willinl in be attended to. Wns
mt this animator Wits! so example
2h"! m to insults". who. for the suite
It the ice cream It the ductility
linnor. coitsslit to its lsts st Ilundsy
wheel. . .
money out other. Paul. filled with pity
delivered her trout its power. Thou
In our lesson last Sunday we spoke
_ , merino u ’
vi a continuous soils possessed oi! ‘
A syndlesle at such lions!
am. and nonrandom, strength
a bundle up the constitution and ss~
in doing its work; The
, how,» much laithin itsour-
srs, thst they odor one hun-
dred lorrycasethatit fails to
cure. lid for int of testimonials. Ad-
dress F. J. Cheney 5:. 00., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druguists. .
titles
John Grimmer Zane-ville. 0.. ssys:
“I never lived a day ior thirty years
without enlisting agony. until a box of
De tht's Witch Hazel Salve cured my
piles." For piles and rectal troubles,
cuts, bruises. sprains. eczema and all
skin troubles De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve is unequaled. G. C. Stillson and
E. P. Weed.
l
“They don’t make much less about it."
We are speaking of De Witt’s Little
Early Risers, the (unions little pills for
constipation. biliousness. and all stcm’
sch and liver troubles. They never
gripe. G. C. Stillson and E. 1’. Word.
Benson!!—~ Wily cmfiidfiv‘. Colic ,
Cholera and Dinrrhmn Remedy
is the best.
1. Because it afi‘ords almost instant
rolls! in case 0! pain in the stomnch.
colic and cholera morbus. .
3. Mousse it is the only remedy that
never foils in the most severe cases of
dysentery and diun’hu'a.
:5. Because it is the only remodyillnt
will curefichronic diarrhwu.
«i. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious colic.
5. Because it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemicul dysentery.
ll Because it is the only remedy that
can alviuys be depended upon in cases
of cholera infunmm. '
7. Because it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints.
h. Because it producesno bad results.
it Because it is pleusuut and sale to
take.
b 10. liecnnse it has saved the lives of
more people than any other medicine in
the world. .
The 25c and Mk sizes {or sale by G. C.
Stillson.
characteristics of Do Witt‘s Little Esrly
Risers, the iamoue little pills for consti-
pation, biliousness and all stomach and
liver troubles. G. U. Simeon and E. P.
Weed.
Dillon Coils.
Persons who are subject to attacks 0!
hilious colic will be pleased to know tbs
prompt relief may be bud by taking
Chmnberhiiu's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhocu Remedy, and ii takenus soon us
the first indication of the disease an
tutors. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. (.7. Stillsou.
It hulls everything exec t u broken
heart, may be said of De ilt's Witch
Ho]. 41 h' dvc. l’iios nud rectal diseases.
cuts. burns. lil‘illrt's, tctlcr, eczema and
all ziklu troubles may be cured by it
quickly nul wrinuncmly. U. C. Slill-
not. and l? l’. Word.
"it Is tins Best so firth.”
That is whnt Edwnrds d: Parker, mer-
chant»- oi l‘luius, Gs., say of Chamber-
lain’s Pnin balm. l'or rheumatism, lame
back lltll‘p noted and muscular pains.
Sold byu. U. b'tillson.
"I crave but one minute," said the
public spl'nlu'r in u husky who; and
then he took it (limo of Use Minute
Cough Cure. nnd prmnmdmi with his or.
utm‘y. ”no Minute Uutlllll Cum ill uti-
cqunh-d for throat nml him! troubles.
U. U. bulls-m uml 1'} l’ \anl.
Cereal Cullen Drinkers Beware 2
if you burn boon drum”! and tried
nlil' oi the chrup bran sulmtltnlns now
on ti c murlmt. t‘lnlmingiu he the orig-
iuul uud tolmwumtt food value. our!
ynupnt n ‘Klllliil of [sully t'usstul h'il'|
for your 2v’k1.umln poor. worth. sicko-h
«Mull lwillti- cam you expect from bran).
don't be illl‘iltlul‘ilill'll but try Grilled).
ii in manic lnnn mild .ntuiu. nicely
browned tutti L’pvunlls lur ”Jinx (lruin (‘t
thins thnphumu! ooll'mot ', Ilm plum.
that u package at your union l' today.
You only hunt the world over and you
will not ilml uuoiln-t' incdioilitl t‘quul to
Uhliiliiilll'ili n's Colin Cholera und UlM‘r
thorn it: lllllilj' for bowel nonndsints.
it is plossnnt. sure and rollsble. For
solo by (i. (l. Stillson.
m
Don't nouns-alto your swluuoh mm
lens ond bitter herbs. hut rcunlsto our
famous little pills known nullo Will‘s
liittlullurly him-m ii if. i-ltillson and
E 1’. Wood.
wool no The aluminium it
Don't uivotlwni ion or cumin. iisvs
you tried the now (nod drink culled
(lrulu-i l ': It is delicious and mmrishlng
dud mites the plueo of mu"... Tho
more uraiuilyuu ulvo lhn children the
more haulill you distrihuw tht‘utlllil their
syswnis. Urnioll is testis pl pure
grains. ind whou properly ted
tastes like the choice grades 0 («sites but
omit! slsmt l, as much. All movers
mil it. loo. und We.
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Thssprs'lllci rl stunts .lm t.
.. "can “infiomdwug... iii
u-r Inuit sflitll
.niilt in'sw .
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Vim. rigor and victory—these are the V
liver and slot llllluilwiitl by using t m‘
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