nit-en
‘ut Flint: .
During one o! the" its
Judge cooler is rational. hem per
should not he removed otherwise. .
Y.. in “324. He was a receiver of the
Wabash system. a justice of the flute
supreme court and chairman of the in-
terstate commerce eontmlsslon for six
years. but he is best known as an new
thorlty on constitutional law.
His eldest son. Dr. Thomas Cooley.
'mm.hsnwwm.
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8
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. nude: and wife, or Part cues
N g nests 0! Mr. and Mrs. David
. More I. Boloomhe, of New .
Yukmw Rev. E. Livingstone ’
Will! and the rector. Rev. Kenneth
11m. Jr. officiated at Trinity
m William Austin and son. of
_. here been visiting friends
‘k u ..
“and Mrs. John Johnson. of
Bridgeportwereguests of BM. Mary
IUD“! COOLEY.
. , went with him from his home in Ann
5‘ ”3070! Band." Arbor to the snultnrium and will remain
“ " . ”M“ ‘ ’ " with him to the end. His l‘ct’UVt‘l‘)’ in
DW AND NOMON. not believed to lie possible, as he is at
sf ‘ —-—-— _ physit‘al “Took.
lirellsrthaCook spent Sunday Wllll Sim-l- his retirement lrnm the inter-
Will. Dunbar, state commission Judgi- Cooley has liv-
ed'in Ann Arbor. falling steadily.
FLAWS IN THE TARIFF.
The services at the Soldiers’ Home,
Noroton, Sunday night. under the ans-
plessolthe Stamford Y. M. O. A. de-
votional committee, Were of an interest
in: nature. They consisted largely of
music. A trio of singers, consisting of
Mrs. Woodlord Knapp, Mrs. Robert A
'Reylwldl md Walter Allen. of Stam-
ford. sang several selections; B. L.
Fitch. of Newton. rendered. as n tenor
solo."0nlvnry;" Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘.
Andrews sauna duet. and a quartette
selection was sung by the Noroton sing‘
ere. Colonel Cochrane, of New York.
gale; the old soldiers a short talk in
which he related some of his experiences.
Heturged them to let liquor alone. for
that. he said, was what was giving the
veterans a bad reputation in the eyes at
the rising generation.
Matthew Oblinger, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with George Strobel.
Mrs. Hill, of Palisades. N. Y., is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. V. Unn-
trell.
Mods Nell. of Brooklyn, is visiting
'his mother at Miss Annie Bates‘ resi-
deuce.
Miss George Daskam gave a tea Fri-
day in honor of Miss Rietzel. of New
York. and Miss Leek. of Norwalk.
Mrs. Edward Buttery and children, of
Stamford. visited Mrs.William Willmott
this week.
Mrs. Fanny Bates. of Ox Ridge. cole~
,bratedthe eighty-sixth anniversary of
herbirth. the 10th of this month. A
company consisting of her sister, Mrs.
Harm Avery; her nephew. Selectman
TreMnry ommn Find 'lneonslnluucln
“'hlt-ls May fauna Trouble.
Washington. July ill—Ji'he Ire-usury
"metals already have discovered a num-
ber of inconsistencies in the now thrift
not. some of them. it is feared. helm:
incapable of rr't‘nnl'lllntll'm. it is painl-
Pd out that section 26: places the duty
on plums at 25 cents per bushel. and
set-lion 264 tixvs the rate at 2 cents per
pound. An error in the paragraphs as
to Irurrzmts was t'm‘rm-h-d in winter.
elm». Another section lives the ratr- of
duty on hides or rattle at 15 per «out
ad valor-on and admits rmv skins {run
The question involved is tlpr» l-lassiti-
cation of calfsklns. ll helm: contend—
ed that r‘omulwrclully vultskins on" not
vlnssml its hides of cattle. and h-lnm‘ are
t'lllitlml to {rev Mllr)‘. \l‘lllt'll lit lwllv-thl
lo ln- contrary to the purpose nl rou-
gross. Albumin!) ls "ll-3U I‘llllt‘ll in the
(art that the provision Its to licenses
for rustoms brokers “as by tundra-t»
tenco, it is twliwed. left out of the not.
Ctrrulars are in preparation mumm-
lng a. number of tho1 sm'tionn of the not.
Persons l-ntwrlnz this munlry :H‘r‘ pl-r-
mittml under certain l'l‘fill'll‘llulla tn
brim: with them. duty fret», "usual and
reason-Aldo t'm'nitut'r." This: is lob-I"
pl'vl'e-l to moan such {llr'nltm'o- :er unulll
he t‘vawunnlulo and uwful fur ill" por—
sunnl use of persons in lhvir condition
in tile.
BASEBALL.
The National League Gaines.
Al f'lcvn-lnnd— M n. It.
Flrvei‘d. 1' ll l N ll ll It l l 0- n” 5 III
_\’,\'nrk, '3 o II o It It n n :l u l-" r: :.
llnlleru‘n-«l‘lmcll fllill '/'.lniuu:r; liur-h- and
Warner.
At lamisrlllr— ‘ n. H II.
Louisville... .l 0 n 2 l n o n t 1 ll 0
Hrtmklyll... ll tn n u l n o n u...) y ‘
ullllt'rlt’h Elitlls and “limp; Point. and
Andrew Waterbury, and wife. and her llnrrvll.
, ~ - ' , At l'lm-lmrv— n. u. I‘..
‘nleee.MlssEn1ms Stevens. of Spring ”mm“ '5“ n r. I n u n .» n. Y, H 3
dale, spent the day With her. Mrs. mmnuplphm n n u l 2 :l l :; lump. 2
Bates i. enjoying excellont has“); and ”linltorlmwllnulI-l and “print; Hill: and
. . I, , 'otuent~.
her many triends Wish her many hap- , All-mimos- "Hr
pyreturnsot theday." stmm ,,,,, l o n n n u ‘n :- . .l ; :v.
, .‘ . . . [inhumnn .. ,tl ll ti ll it I | Ii 4.. ‘3 t'. '3
Mr.Waddell.of NOW 301*, thlllllug Hutu-Hrs llnnulluv null .‘lllrplu; Mmltk
D! G H N010“ llllll llvrgrn
Miss Edith Oliver. of New York. is ”mm". "' ""' ““""'
. . . .. w. 1.. 1w. w l. l'l'.‘
visiting Miss Eutel‘itch. “Wm M .5, I”... WNW“ w us?
Mr.sners.AllredrMorehonse. .lr., I’Inu'lnnanlt e". no. Lummuu, ..:. n .m
“ultimurdnt‘ ’3'» do! I'luvnuu :l'. H Hit
“fl“! mm ‘ Non-York t5 3! .llm lir-mklyn. 11:: It in
Miss Helen Bissell. of Yonkers. ts the m.’-t-.»lun.l..l:: :u m; wnol'ul'n, "v w l»:
unmof’fiuglenni‘e MOADIllfC Htllml'l'unifl 4:! ‘17.? fitlnvm“ l!- m .'.’.l
G. P. Eager. of New York. is spending
a few weeks with his mother. Mrs.
Thomas Eager.
A special town meeting has been «all-
ed by the selecttnen for next Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the Town
Hall. {or the purpose of reconsidering
the action taken July lith. regarding
the location of the marathon road. which,
asststediu'rho sentinel at tho lllllu.
was not understmd by the voters pre—
”lit.
Chinese Try to fluusgglr "plum.
llufl'nlu, July 137. .\ nnmlwr ..( mull
1m mm mululmnu zit-nut to pound» “l
”ppm lmw Iwc-n nllxl'nxc-Iml up Selim“
island, to tlp- Nilluuru rlw: stud llll’ltm‘
over in Illt‘ lustrous nlllrmlu. Thu ,4».
qunl tn lhv «lmwnwtfiv N an attempt
mud» by at party of l'lnnmm-u la lnml
on lltr inland :llllllll tin-lmu'nl humid“,
,\ domll of pulll‘v .‘uvltl llh' lllm R Mark
ph'alllt‘l urn» up ”to notch lul Hum:-
glwrs zlml “mil-wl fur llw lmnl on it
Inllt'ltml hlllllv', 'rltn l‘vlvsllllls pimp-.1
«all Into the null l‘llll‘t'lll :md 12-” .u-ml.
thr- “Ilium-m "Hill! at llwm. Mill [in up-
pnrvllt off»: 1
The True nemedy.
W. )1. Mine. editor 'l‘lsltllws. Ill,
"Ohm," says: “We won't keep house
wttltoat Dr. King's New Discovery for
minim). coughs and colds.
Experimental with many others. but
m not the true remedy until we mod
Dr. King’s New Dim ho other
«Mr
1"lrphune \Inunger Attempts tbulrtuls.
Wort l'wlpl, July 27. rlh rourd Multan.
ulw had - lmlnu ul’ lllr n-ntrnl ulllw- of
thl- lung «:mtanw lolqvllunr m ”in Mill-
tmv tltfltl'lt‘ll'l)’. ttllt'lltlllo-tl to mmmn
suicide. \Vllrll Ilw Illml in his ulllt'l‘ one
farm”. open. Muhlm “ml lying upon the
"mm on his hark. UI' ups Im- new ions.
”on a-nd of a rubber tulw munnlmt
mm on own «on let. ltnd evidently
lump in the men‘s tmmth. but hull lun-
muw dieplulml. Another and ill had
ohm lump Iunwd upon. and tlw hc'ylslh'
lo tlu- door was stuffed with paper. No
motive In tIl‘I-‘lflnt‘ll.
sry.
, can take its place in our home.
all: it go ham: 0""ng and was cute
s.oo .w as mm."
It “it to «apartment may other
Mes. even I! they are urged “duh
as last as good as Dr. King’s sw
. They are not as good.
m this mod has it more at
m and besides I unsuntssd. lt
misllumssttsty. 'l'rlsl bottles lieu
st it. fl. l'lalstsd'sdrsg m.
. WWW”...
Wes fills.
Wynn! millions toll. ll. Booklet:
(111.. out! . t n im- am is her of
bullion ow hits Pills. mid will
you their merits.
‘ easy to when and are .
silently» in the sure u! .on
sndtllohflmlsehs. For its-
Mhml thruster- Appty For a ”landmine.
.New York. July til—«Applll‘ollnn lmn
been mode in the suprenw wort for the
voluntary diesolulmli ml the Arlen t‘lvil
l'uiyln-lmlr lustitulv nt (Mormons. N.
Y, lly .lamll W. Potters and the divert-
urs. The I'otmmuy \vns‘ lnmrpurntml in
will. with n cnpltltl sturlt of M'Jtlltuo
Tm". a... nu ‘i’trtlllétrlf. and the "advise
consist it! lands and hulldltms M an a»
«mood vltlnotlnn of “£000.
Women ”stem to Insult Hone.
Dans/lilo, llls.. July illwlles distinc-
tion has linen wiped out In the mm: of
palm lny “saturate 't‘lmnmml of this
only. The justice motorised Mame tiela
let‘s, a dimrd‘erty woman. to the fold:
- pile terfl its”. The woman look the
«sum memo.
loaded by his physician to consent to
the removal. as his sons decided that he ,
Judge Cooley was born in Attila-No
omit. ‘
throughvslnly ”51M“, 1 ,
:1
One lot lsdiss' turret lace, , ‘ “ "
one lot ladies' line victimitlhtprnsand wells,; . g '
Ocelot new finefiuodyeur welt. pick and “ coin ‘
One lot ladies’ linsrnmtmttords. .
One lot new line suede and satin Oxfords, .50
”One lot mlsses’ rnmt'springl, ,75
One lot of child's rutsst spring. ,59
One lot child's kid and rum Qilords,
MEN’S. “ ' ”
Men's ‘5 Install, . $3.50
' Men’s 4 russets. ' you
Men’s 3 turrets, -' 2 25
Men’s 2.50 russets. 2.00
Men's 4 patent leathers, ' 2 50
Men's 3 call, 1.75
Man’s 2 calf, ' 1.5:)
Men's 2 bicycle Oxfords, ' was
9
BOYS . .
Boys’ ‘3 patent leathers. , £1.50
Boys' 2 russct's, .65
Boys’ 75c tennis, ' E .30
This is the greatest bargain sale on top of this e ’rth, and are upto-
datc gmds. l1 THEODORE'S.
Soft Shell
Crabs,
Lobsters,
Little Neék'
Clams
Interesteld In
Typewriters ?
it no, you should know all
about the latest. improve-
ments. The
SMITH PREMIER
Scnt out on the
hall shell.
Fresh
Salmon
For
the
Fourth.
heart: your orders tfitl’l y.
HUNT 8: ZELUFF,
M Washlngton Street. Telephone. 35-4
.
IT'ypewrtter
In the Leader In Improvements.
This company has lssuml an
Art mtnlnum' lulllltllllltt: lltllt'll nl vnl
. tie. it 1-4 lrce. bond for one. the
Smith Premler Typewriter Ge.
Evin: Ike. .\'. \T. l'. S. .\.
New York office, 337 Broadway.
New Haven ollice, ll? Grown street.
In our advocacy of the pure beer
'lnlls before the legislatures of the
states of New York and Cotillccil'
1cut we claimed to use in the monu-
* factor»: of our beer——
”OPS. HARLEY MALT
YEAST Ahll WATER ONLY
We will [lily $1000 to any person
proving the contrarv
Ul'R ULI) FASlllOXFll LAG.
ER llEnR IS .\llSULl'Ttil.Y
PURE.
The Henry Zsltno
Brewing Co.
tyolh Street and 3d Avenue,
N. Y. City.
BLOOD POISON
AVE lllll tun:
s. «s
13%“
l’. H. Patent "Mrs.
me m use
Offices. Mo Main Slim-i
lllllllltl-zl’olt'l'. Hula
o. w. RAYMOND.)
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
Ill Washington .trooi.
Io. Norm-III.
Residence. Mshs'oksmo it?” r
Dr. F. Schavoir.
'. OFFIC .1.
S. E. Corner Washington and
Franklin Street:
Wednesdays and tintunlsu'm to s p. In.
PRACTICE LlMl’l‘ElJ 1'0 DEMANDS Oi"
“sole latest iuuplcs
(town iipul's. Ls'llvs,
- ' . . -.~ A.» t..t l .'.-..:t \\ it, you
“UM LN' “"5 ll 11 H’sz'i's‘s'lniflofw iHomollre ere-lulu
u .. _ ‘ ,. ._ . ‘ H . _ , . ‘ mug“... "‘..[u‘ [mould of rum l‘
"MW ‘ ' ' ' , I r . Word rows-until |lI
. . ‘ 'O SI‘ ‘ssys. "JO-piste halt ms.
William 0. Jesse,
‘ us ”salmon slam. READ T H l S.
HOLE MlEIN'l‘ l-(lll Hy win-mm, twllutttlm. and indefinite
promiw-l of limp- return» in the lttlllro,
people may In» Ilt'l't'lll‘ll (or u Howdml not
turn“ llmr. .\ [Mlln m the I'unln't'lll'ul
tienrml lot». lumrmm- l‘u, z» who! the
pmlplv “I” lmn nIlrr Hwy IMH- lump
ditto-ll llllttmlllll' «throu- nl rlu'np lttwuf
stnt‘r, l'lwzlp lltw‘tl‘luil n- l.» Illu- lslluup mun»
ry ll lull “vll'll llllw’ll
It you want pt-llwllml Iur tnur [molly
or tnltl'svll m a row‘nl nlll our. out a plum
Alt-llullv polity in Hill l'ulmm ll- Ill. “rut-rill
Lilo imitmume t'mupuuv. pl ll‘li‘llnt‘ll.
l I, I connectlcut General Life
- ‘ or Mr" H. ".1
hjg‘;:wn'e$l£~~j losnrsnce cm. at llsrtlord.
m r4 at m] E‘C‘nl .. .- L HOMMKDIKU.
Wk; '15 ”7 . f N othmlhlnln tilt-nut.
svme'nv union IIIWIIVI COLOR. Pars
“steer and Hamburger ' n Whlts.
DILIVIIIB l0! GOLD! . Bless or
In bull: to the trade: also in bottles to any ' 0.“..“0.
part of the city and vicinity lor lntnlly use.
Prompt lllt‘llllon l0 mail (rulers. The (”d \Ve“ and Con.
nectlcnt medrlestml
and steam. Ullice, 9t
Washington St: Laun-
drv. linvdnml tit. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
'Ipetzt our Laundry
.lclny » mm to Block lslnml. without it".
tintunlnyn.
tduy unitutlmltmtmn. till. Mondays. _
palsy tours to Ansel-ls Charm. ”‘3. . lull
days. July to. 'ltl. August 1:. ll. to. or
May tours to llmmu. NnnIMket nud No
hm.t,tl:l.l.o. .lnly timing. :1, 17,31 and
Septltll.
l-tlsy tours to Thousand Islands, emu
Hmlnt fl‘rsln August will.
his: as" to . letters Fall. ttlulll, Aug.
“" ' “ml" ' it"loi‘lll’ll
.. ‘ ' fl “0 ‘ I
Illaygarnt‘t‘rbl armonth and Rolling“. glfilfill y s m, in
so” mm to Manolo nod Quotient-til lunch in . . all“?
. a.
mttllmnhhssfnlmlm and our! , .
i turn. , n ‘ ‘ . ,. ~ L-
Willem e lewmm ' , r j. “at“
the
‘tor .
_ hatchesnnt to keep Manna Imnw
. , ‘ ”Newcolnh."
with Miss Clara
. College. New Ur-
ted space. either in
end a lootbnll are all
It teaches lightness.
, , bitlty to remain on om-‘s
judgment in a sure aim.
“ uthrto throw. and power to
, _ of procedure is as fol-
filth the space at conunaud.
yrs. say. into two t'qlltll parts.
by I ”not lilies of white paint. as
their qourt. This is the Illl’tblult
line. «than seven feet each side oi
the line draw shorter llnos for the
hatch. The spaces between the low-s,
sepnysted by the division line. is called
the “fluids" or the bafise, ln-yond when:
the gmyers stand ”outside." The
bonlliiary line mustnlso he llllll’kt'tl
out. The players are designated by
colors; one team. for lilsllllltri’, ‘plny
pink. the others llllll‘. 'l‘ho‘l‘ilm-s
guard the ground of the pinks. and the
reverse. The pluyers are .m'raugcd at
Irregular Intervals Iwyond the buses,
which they are not [wrmittml to ems»:
except where tho 'Imll ts thrown up
by the reioroe. This is (Junt- at tho
lit-ginning of the zoom to (lt't‘ltll' \\'ltll‘ll
side shall have possession of the hull,
and utter t‘fll'll foul. In order to pro-
wut too great it rush for the hall. 0' wtt
Sltll: has a captain. and tho l'upltllilS'
'zllum- nn- permitted to cross tlw tunes.
The ()lllt‘t‘l of the game is to multi-
the bull tout-Ii the umumtu ground he»
DR. LOVE TALKS
.. ' \W . . ‘ .
ON THEIR STRUGT-
UKE AND TRANSFORMATION. ‘
llottsrflv's Hollow Tongue turned by
output ul'the stardom-mums or e
Compile-ted Kym—Points About luv
sect Wings and Legs.
in n recent public lecture at the'
American Museum of Natural lllstory.
in .‘iew lurk. Dr. E. G. Love set forth, ‘
with the assistance of stun-optical)
slides. some features of insect lite that
are not very widely known. ills snh-
Jt‘l'l was ”Study of insects; Their
strut-tutu and 'l‘rsnstorwatlon."
Alter explaining the difference be
tween pnrtiul and incomplete meta-
morphosvs or insects, Dr. Love said:
”Larry insect has an upper and an
under tip. The mandible tics botwoen
them. and in some cases In developed
to an enormous extent. Underneath.
it is mutation-s modified so that to
form the flown: or tongue. Some of
tho low-ts tlnd use for Jaws, and some
do not. and practically linve none at
all. The bwllo. who needs a pair or
pom-riot jaws to crack the vegetable
food he lives on. represents the form-
t'l' class. 'lhe butterfly, \vho absorbs
his loud by stwtion. as it is entirely
lmllnl. t‘rpt‘vsvttln the latter. ills lon-
:m- is adapted to prm-urc his food for
lllltl. just as the tongue or thr- honey
lu‘v ls adapted to tapping. the method
by which the lulu-r swallows.
"lint |Il'nltu.~4‘l.~‘. :n‘ it is rolled. o! the
rolntoou llnllM' fly is really on expan-
I
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l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
1
l
l
l
.l
l
yonll tlw lltlSl', when it H roll-3d nl
"lullt'llllutt‘ll," illltl lulllllh‘ fur llll‘ Silll‘l
M‘Illllllfl llll‘ llztll. .\l. llrsl. llllll'll'l
tln\\ll\' :m» 't’:l.\ll}' mzulv. but ulmu the}
WI." 4 w .J MY
plan-rs ln‘t'nlltl‘ t‘.\.\ on in haulzlltl; the, .
I l
lmll. II is sold-ml tlt'nlstlml 'o l'l“n‘ll!
Il.-' Iluul. and !.u- lulr-r. \l‘ llt lllt' tsun-
lll!‘l"t‘;l§t‘< prop-wtp-uuloly. .\ lullwh-
uluuo mums nlw for tho- sltln N'lllllltg'l
ll." lull. .\ majority or points. \x’ulnnl
:l gm-n limo, dc .ovtml lllmll In luwhand;
lly tlw rl.t}’«~l‘-‘. Ill‘l ltl".\ llll‘ union.
The following are the rulvs:
’l‘ln- players tumt stntld outside all
llh‘ llth‘S. ‘
’l‘lw players must not stop inspln of:
tln- li;|..-~; m not \vlwu ll.“ lull in;
tllruun up In llm llvznnun',’ o! the galxlel
illill :lftvr t‘Illill lull; .
'l'ln- lull my»! lw thrown by the}
h;_tlul<; ll mm In» thrown llv htlc or;
both builds; ll lunnol in, kll‘lit'tl. ‘
.‘.o plum r holy .ulrh or tllrnw the!
llllll \ilz'slv on Im- hows; elm mm! be!
on lwr t'm'l. ‘
3., plum-r must (fail on tho lull. l
'llw l'lll'l‘t‘l' tillHl throw the [Hill dira
ru'o‘lly ll|l\\.ll'tl Hum the nllvnzou into
at llp- ll":ll|lllll',: HI. (’tlt‘ll :lllll
ltili'l‘ my ll lulll. l'p- tvl‘vrw «lwulos
Hm Iltlln' -~l‘ play,
lnul'lulnnlh :IUl l« ill". - i
’llllnuulq liw ll'tll llo'lwt‘t‘ll the til i
\3 anti lam :ltl-l ("llll‘l‘ lulw lf~ 2| lunl.‘
:llm ill-mu: .t lull or l';tll:l,:; on n
l
l
guilt» I
l
l
lm-ps 31- mm ol'l
l'l
“a” 1.4-. n s living. upper-villi); “All
.V\ ”1' Illll~ . l Hf lllt‘ I,.'l'llll¢' l.‘~ ll‘ luu) “ ”fix “F'l llillt‘ ‘ ‘ ll
' ‘ _ ,. .lmn tl:~lll.l}' lwil' tun-u “[1,. t
lino!» llvv‘ :il'llllll“ ““ ulm-ll 3"” 3‘ 'ml lm; Elm :lll.tl|.§|‘ll.~ m l. .\
i
ll :l~ Illulmlly (is lul=~llllv lq |
Hill? ;
m. I‘li'll «ivlwlnulum n! plan In In: l
a lull: du-tnu-‘v. ll‘l'nw Ital), ul' tlwl
.
hull may lu- llill'llvlllv'll. .\ low lull,
“lawn urll \I‘lfi, n \’t'l'\‘ criminal. tutu:
“mm..- .: pluga-r nos lwr quvmuvm-
\\vll Illnlvl‘ wM'nl, *u Hunt! 2»: sll- m,
:lpl to full ull ll.“ lull. \lllu ll .s it luul;
humor»! lmz' wt.
l
l
ZlMMEltHACM£ '7 OBDERVAYIONS. l
Kill tlwir "s.:.'.;e"rr~ and the lll'llllsl
“.ll ldlu' hill 0.: tlH lll'nvlt‘ty I‘
llllltvi' In - . ‘n'll‘ t'l', but it LN not
llltlllt‘ Snitll' l'l. vi lwvl'll‘ (In,
lumulltu-r |.. Mr Kills. lmn't
:tll‘.;l~l t-l‘ ll.
'I’lp- ul‘lv not you lllll not MN. on
«new .N'hlfl't l. to play your in hot “llll
:l lmgns cpml'h r |
Tim lml‘ll lu llw lilo-v- ltlm h! lp llu‘m
wltm. pillow tun lwlp ”Mun-hr.» in
“but In lung". 1 . utllvr pulping
'l‘lw mun u Ll «tn . llw hour's mull;
til lllll‘t', and ”NH kllt'lllla llw Irlu‘t‘
mu lumm in Mouth; about It, lllnn'l
illIlllt'tI lltly ltlm‘
II is now mmomm-ll llmt lllw Irrulv,
not the ”Wm!” H» -‘lll play Hm mint»
rlll
tor. “gm". \- ,, llIlH amtm'n'u l’llllll‘t
mmwuwnt u-ml‘ llznrtlll“ 38- l».
Illwzw.
'l‘lu yolltu.’ lulu tt‘lm pride.» lltlllwll‘
in thut: n "lll'lll.' Hmuhl tarnu'mlwr
tlml llw ordlnuly lllll'k can‘t stand
very loud: “sound. without dillnldg
ruling,
Nolllt'n doven‘l 'll'ull up the lust
you.‘s ruldnsll Mn- slmply puts lluwn
it new green mrpvl and covers it all
up. Munro “mild nmlm n good wit-
l'tll‘ mm «In: lmlv lmtlhm'lmmltm.
Win-ti you ml: no minor to suppress
an item of llvua Lwnlw- ll tines not
please you llwu it” and Mill your itt’uwr
to exclude pullhm from his store he
canoe you can’t not them. or your
It you ngatmd your stotmtvh. 'l'lwro
, ills other. low is an mlltor’s stout
a p,_m. an m pit'ilttll s growl": sad
is lost an Imwh (sinners: in mm an to
_ _ . , and milliltffl s butcher’s.—
m It. in. tissues. , .
,nml draw up tiu- [Mind in which he has
Eon the loud .-.l_;.- of :1 “Hill “in: 'l‘lu-
‘l-lldl
Mull of his upp. r l.p, which lu- thrusts
down into his loud to noun-y it to his
llmlllll. In upsu-m'nm-o. it is like it
lmlt‘ (lulllilml owr. ontnlnllt‘ continu-
ally ltllwi over upon the ollwr when
tlw prom-min is not in use.
"'l‘lu- tongue of law (-rivkvt is really
a true lonzuo. 'l‘lm (uncut: ot' the but
(willy mnstsls of :1 tube, tor-mod hy
tlw “tumult: ol' our moudllllo upon the
Mllvl'. Will] u Mlmll opening lu’tht't‘ll.
'l'llrouzzll this nu,- hutwrlly rum-s the
lipids, on which it luvs lly opvnmx a
small sail: in us lu":ll. In this etlt‘.
mm}. is mun-«nu; by powerful mus.
t'lr". lw mu thus produce a “trump,
itm‘nrd l.|.~' mum-null" and pointed
(noun-n llw end of \t'lllt'll is (,‘UVl'V‘tl
with lime pupllli. supposed to be the
ul';;:ll:< ol‘ lilslt‘.
“in studying the eyes of luwrts we
tin! that tlms.‘ ..r t. .- water l». l‘llv' are
among; (1.0 tuml sunning. \V'mn 11...:-
nzzui u nppmw Ll-u- part of-lln- nu"
lmt‘ Ill .1 xlllp'l‘v'. t'xltllllnpl'll (ll. many
sunll luauuoml gums. This la lllr'
lsulnpouml oyr, and vault of those lun-
dmb nl‘ parts is n pvrt‘.».-t oy- in ll»
M'll'. lllt' lwzul l-l' .l'l line-11ml roll-2 llil'
apex of ullu-h l~ (It‘llul't‘lt‘d by :i in m-
um! lilo rvlltul.
".in lull-rnmx: l"'2lllll‘l| nf tlm whim.
of tin so Mlle l-r paws is “In ‘pum‘:l"»l"
ulw h Ills-y mrty :lull‘ \vlm-li adheres
to tho lingrrs of lltt‘ll' ('zllllu"~‘. ll l“
uzmle of :t grout number of M‘J‘ll'.‘ from
the Wings ills-lslxwzms, lmt i< llj.’ lm
mums :l~' l'l'lllldllll)’ vulol'lll :h ll
soinrllnws «wins. Many tum-wk “will,
return! wings. have :llmllulrly tl'l-Il’
loss smiles. 'l‘l-e i’llllh'lll'fllll‘“ nt‘ mlur
in the lulll‘l' l.~' blur mlrly la lln- l'hlll,
'l'lp't'c' le't‘ SHAW” lllit'.‘ to tho in. in up
ourh ol thew Milli“ so that llwll‘ pm.»
nulliv film-l ls vastly Itinluuluml.
. \Jllllt' prul‘ltlw‘. a .\I'{']"\ pf l,n..§‘<
on lliv- flout Mlm- of tilr hind Win-1e nl‘
tun-v l-. mull hunk lllltll! lll'n -l ;_".-o\-‘
trout and llllltl mugs :m- lll‘h hm.
It‘ll lnulllvr all with sl-lr‘. “lxllt' llw
mwl h thing. and nrv uut‘n-tvnml at
“in". Tim nplulns uh} _\»u
lxlll'l' tvllltslnllllllfiv‘ inllll'ol nun nf 'llt‘
In on l)‘ 'nIlH'llll'llI (Ht‘ ~ll- ll l "l" l'l- .l
mnw .u thv llunvj' “3n ‘l lul‘v
rtl'i'l' spoil ‘Illt'lt‘ :l l.l;':-~ m.
lullr-v \tmllll ln' [twp-u,
"1 hr luau-1 will-l. Us lll'r,ll':.ll.;, Hut
as town .m-l alum.“ do, In liu- Imam.
lull tin-”ugh upvnugs in all sup. n:
lHo', In
hull-u,
firs-rs or (line. Guru! rm
is the senimpsrtsmotthe m
Gunner ,& Cm. doing busine-
Cit of Toledo. ninety sad
0! ONE HUNDRED ’00 .
each and every ease of (Saturn that” .
'ssotnsrr. . ‘
.‘bttnnsl'mksso‘slb' _
‘51!»-
state stats»
, till .
m'
Insult
andthstssidtirmwlll
not be cured by the use of Hasn‘t! Us»
rsnnu Cues. * .
FRANK J. CEEHEY. .
Sworn tobetore me and so ‘
in my prescmae. this 6th day 0! Decent»
her. A. 1).. 1886“ '
"‘I' A. W. GLEASON,
t } Notary Public.
I! SEAL ‘ .
WW
Ilsll's Coldfl'll Care is taken internsl'
ly and ac.» duo-:tly on) the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
fortestimoninle. tree.
F. .l. CHENEY do CI ).. Toledo. 0.
"Sold by Drugststs, 752-.
John Grillln. of Zanesville. 0., says:
“I never lived a day for thirty years .
without soflerlng agony. until a box- of
De Witt's Witch Havel Salve cured my
piles.” For piles and rectal troubles,
cuts. bruises. sprains. ecrenm and all
skin troubles De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salveis unequaled. G. C.Stillsou and
E. 1’. Weed.
“They don't make much has about it."
We are speaking of Do Witt’s Little
Early Risers. the {anions little ills for
constipation. bilionenoss, and :il stom-
ach and hver troubles. They never
gripe. U. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Benson‘s—“Why Ghamberlain’s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
is the best.
1. Because it attords almost instant
robot in case of pain in the stomach,
who and cholera morbns.
2. Because it is the only remedy that
never fails in the most severe cases 0!
dysentery and diarrhma;
Because it is the only remedy that .
will curtfichrouic (lllkl'rlltlfil. ”
-t. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious colic.
Because it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
0.3. Because it is the only remedy that
can always be depended upon in cases
of cholera inlnntmn.
7. Because it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
outnpluints. '
H. Because it prrxluccs no bad results.
lhcauso it is pleasant and safe to
n
U.
..
i).
u.
take.
in. 1’ vr-anse it has saved the lives of
more wnplc than any other medicine in
the world
The 2:": and 50c lines tor sale by G. C.
Stillson.
\‘iul. rigor and victory» those are the
rhuruotertstics of Do Will's Little Early
liners. the llillllllh‘ little pills for consti-
pillll‘lll. lliliousul-s‘n and all stomach and
liver troulill-s. G. (I. Stillson and E. 1’.
Woe-l. 5
Elliott! Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
llilmus who will be pleased to know that
prompt relief may he had by taking
(‘hatnl’n‘rinln's Colic. Cholera and Diar-
thorn llwmly. and if taken as soon II
the first indication of the disease ap-
wars, it will prevent the attack. For
sale by U. U. Stillnon.
lt hulls everything on» pt u lvrokt-n
lwart. may he Mild of De Will‘s Witch
“out N‘dvv. Piles and l'I‘t'llll utmost-s.
tut», burns. bruises. lt'lll‘l‘, t't‘Zl'lllil and
.illsktu lrulllllt'fi maybe cured by it
oltltl'kly null permanently. U, C. Stills
wit and II P. WP! ll.
"It a his lost on Earth "
That it» what Edwards k l'mlo-r, turr-
rhnutmd Plains, (3a., say of l‘.lmmlu-r~
Imn's l'ain llnlm. for l'lll'lllllllllh‘lll, lame
lurk, dnvp swan-d and intimxlar pains
Sulll by U. C. Fltllw'll.
llw lmuli ll lute .ztt lllllllllll‘ A} uln-m
”I lllllt“ mum“: through all l’JlH .ll‘
IIK lvolmn. through Mm h llzw :m ;«.‘
lu'I-zlulll in motor! “till l'«' l..;«
uln..~. and w on, 'l‘lww (Him. 4»...
lull ll llluu I lml lll‘ tll'lll .tlw llll'lt.lll‘.lll
lli lllti llll‘l‘l'
lly Mm»: wimp .m :
pulpit“, m mldllmn In th- :21!”
“lm‘ll M'I'h‘ an l'l'M‘l"\'lrll“~ nl ;»,r
"\‘l‘nlvr lltrl'tl‘ llw loo lllt‘llllul' m
llll'llllllltf,
until. n to ”‘11qu Illlll Illll- null. on u»
w ll‘vqlillllll in lln- curly Minn. Ill
lllml‘ t'Ml-Il'ltlv llrmtlw lll‘ llll’dllh n{
pl». ullm' .lllw. \tlw p dmw lllt' nth-val
out of till“ “all! l’ and U'llllell'l‘ ll to lllv
lilma’l."
l‘llry a'lllp‘t' tl'llll‘ ll» tun
lnlltavlv In Iswsl.
Munroe llztl‘l'l‘ltmt‘" mm mm» In
London u lit: u how plww \vlm'll lw tum
.lll\ltllls lo lllll" I‘vln’mlllm’tl. Ill“ Ilztll
mad it In it mallow-r. nml ll llml lump
~Im plml that ho Wm Io ploy the loud-
mg mlv. About a sic-wit nltvr H mm
mutlttlnl'tl In lmw 'tl‘t‘ll tlvllmlvly aq-t
llml "llill‘ly‘ "waited at nult- [mm
m.» tumlngw'. uniting him in mil.
linl'l'ytuor.» altllml nod llw nmmtnvr
mid: “l Illw lltt‘ plow, olll f! lluw, ltut
I dun mm how I «no low you in llw
lilhl, \mtr ln-ltntly Aim-rim“ dlltlwt
man do til all. you know. 'i‘lwy wmn
mn- ll."
"\l'vll. llml's fill‘llllfll’." Hull llnrtv
mm»; "they told Im- on llw tlllll't‘ mull-
lmt Hwy wouldn‘t have the .m ltt'mililtl
it my turn-lily I'llistllsll Illflllll'l. What
in: I to do um» I‘vvlmtions on the
ratmatlaotlar steernorsi"~l‘an l’ttttl/
ism Amount".
m...”
roadside.
(Morons Illlvvt’wl’llt W I" dean
instantly hitches.
Weary mum-usher»?
(”mos this; ~le new slim
' lrrzlvo but our minute ." said the
puloln- “pt'tllll'l‘ In it lunky new; and
lip-n lp' innit it tllt-t' hf Ilno Minute
l‘nupll l'mo, and prm-vmlml With his or-
:itmy, ”orMluutoIh-uultl‘lIt‘t" to un-
npmlnl lor llll'litl and lung troubles.
I.) (I. bllllmlll and 1'}. l’. Wml.
Com-l Collm- Drinkers Ill-worn ,'
If you lmvu lll‘llll Ilm-l-wml alml trim!
”no hI the slump hrull sulmltlmos now
on llw tlllulwl. Planning to lo the plum
mat and to haw—um" tm ll mine. ltllll
you not it wuml ol pmrly mmml Lion
in! y‘nlll' 12m- and u pour, wmlh. slrltlult
al’mlt vwhot ”I“ you I \tswt [rum hrsn l.
don't be dm-mtrngvd lint. tryIlrnltl-U.
it is min from solid also", nicely
l-rowm «I and ill-loud: inr film. (train-U
mtm the pinned! 00min!" 5, the prior.
(M at package otgvonr gusset "why.
You may hunt the world over and you
will lint llml anotlwr nmllcluo equal to
lllllsmlu-rhtm’w (lullv, (.‘llolortt ltlul lllltr
thorn ltrmmly for lxmnl l'mnplalhts.
It to plI‘I-trlaltl. sslu and reliable. For
sale by” t' illillson.
ltutl'l promote your Mount: with
hw- and “Ill"? herbs. Imt regulate your
ltvrtnml sil’k lll’filflllhll by Will! “it”
Min-ma lmluptlls known nuthltt'I
Imlu Early timers. ti. t‘. lithium and
l). l'. Wmul.
What. Do Th 3 children Drink?
than low tlwm tea or olden. lien
you tried the new food drink called
mate! i ‘3 ll lsdslletmu end nourish nu
um! um the plans of nodes.
were Grain“ you give the children t“
who health you distribute through their
systetns. tin-mu in Issue at we
grotto and when on m
testes die mm anew
mammalian-some:
willful mvlfiw
Ms shalt lo its 8'“ mm
. 4*,
Norwalk Chronicler