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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 2, 1898 · page 7

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every unity (or the
to “Movie top of the
it, tom ’
_, tr distraction of the Maine the
We cimslltcul that popu-
halite»: could notmlltch longer hé
mtiiautm s action. Prior
catastrophe it his bk intention
More conveys a partial sum-
digits correspondence relating to
firs, wilhholdlh‘ the more in-
: portions.
can he authoritatively stated that
scrap or co'rrospondence in the
department relating to the Cuban
an is being “roared for trans»
to congresr. “Not one letlor or
. is to lie/construed as coming
the excluding cause of "inmat-
is with public interest" The hill
from Carter's! bee sud time
every consul in Ctthn will he in‘
in tht.| correspondence. it is in-
. to so even a step tut-titer and.
,- - to coosress nil the dispatches from
“writ! hearing on the Spanish- Cuban
filtration
. All the available clerks in the state
ileurtnwnt are being utilized in pro-
paring this matter {or rut-mission to the
mutant. lip to lhfil time no intlmn~
tion has been (itch that it will not he
nsrnittcd when ready.
Waiting for the m Verdict.
it the meantime the Maine incident
have a bearing on tho ndminixtm~
'l policy only so for as the t’ttrtlirt
he board of inquiry is concerned. if.
. ' hoard reports that the Main» vs
. lllfltroycd by an explosion dlrm ”3'
trwhlo to an oxtornal agent inler~
“carillon trill Iv» dotemd until tho ml~
.tttinlstration (“It demand on intlomntly
- and apologv from Spain (or having.
through her 329nm. ’musud loss of
property and lilo. .

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It Ilpain promptly complies with this

demand and pays the. indemnity requir-

ed the policy at intervention will only
be mstponetl a sufficient tr-nzth of time
to avoid the nptwnrnurfitif motive in-
aplred by the destruction of the Maine.

With wars. mole room-aqueous 0!
either course. the administration is
hastening preparation» (or ottcnsive
and delcnsive mmrallons on hoth land

‘ and m. The undoulitlnl hello! that

- mot causes at tho disaster will never
”in- fully am-rtalrted has led the presiv

1‘ tom and his cabinet to regard the set-

]. lornent ol the Cuban question, ltsitio
. rotn the loss 0! the Maine. us the mar»

’ opts of the two propositions now

ntronllpg the administration. it was

his conviction which led one oi the
din; Republican senators to my epi-
rnstioally alter a long and t-nnll-
elitist converatltlon with tin.- preuitlenl:

‘ v “The danger does not lie in the» Maine

,. Incident. i expect that will be closed
; ‘tssorshly. The real dormer "Hi in the

, fitment of ti:0 Cuban question."

i The most that hill}: Washington um—
rials expect lrom the naval bonnl is: the
Vt‘l’dit‘t, ”We were blown up by snow

. external t-aus'c. out we cannot prove!
hour or by whom 'it was done." This

'tmrly represents the VHF“ of [limit at
the "resident's advisers. A ten still ud-

_ here to tho 'urclacnt theory.

The board of inquiry has lump in.

_ structed by the navy departnwnt to
pursue every flew ‘in making its in-
Wltifltlon tutti thin Intro no loophole

V for tutor! advem criticism. Naval
'ertctor “mm and Carpontp-r
distal have been sent to Kcy Won and
will its examined by tho hoard. "aim
in. (or two year» omployevl tn the mn-

' “Milan of the Maine. and will he am»
to tdstttlty plates from any portion 0!
tbs vessel. "not or Vista also cmplnyml

“the Brmltlyn nnvy yard when the—
was under mmhtflifllon .

ry ol the Navy limp ymtmlny,

an individual expression oi opinion,

"M! "W situation is lwrnmlnx

Idle! and “1" «Mount oi Spain's Mil

participation in the twirl-cit or thi-
Hallie has lmvn practically eliminatml
lysi- «ignition. it In "mini is shared by
“miners oi the cabinet
W
m traits all. M
liar-as. lurch 2.» tor l’rm‘tur,
hill friend. Coil Parker. and
l (it-null Mp~w a tall or
by appointment last evening
amt mint-o Rummy
- in! the party
and W. General
. roasted his W with smt
tr. and a pleasant unit on sen-
mttmmucd. 3,

“tor Proctor and he was glad to
. the Mutual island snd hoped to
stints at the lntsrinr.

WI msnmm to a tilt he

to the “sitar! Hist-ts when he was
‘ than and mild spent tum
u. than Moan sour. thrush. so
hill. his mm ”War then was

_ WWinthWyhrhM

mulling Uilh’tlt' ltsndsnsts Amer.
. W. To a mills- try lien-
t'rortnr that how to ”that the

 

 

 

 

would return
swim tbs Mm

' variation. refining and sale or petro-

truth tin Canaries at so early I”. and
sttealsowlllbeslmtapopulsrwal .

‘Isdrldflltarch Wit has no»
«extra. in a manner not yet disclosed
in raisins the cult necessary to more
three Gillian warships. which have
been in the markstihr than than a
War. mm purchsss is practically com.
PM
, will: to lntormstton winter: is en.
titisd to be considered authoritative.
these ships will soon he added to the
Spanish navy,‘ unless hostilities with
the United States should break out he-
tore their actual transfer to the Span-
lsli Ilsa. in which case international law
aidhld prevent their use by Spain.

It is summit that the security tor a
loan made today for the purchase at
the ships in the monopoly of the im-

lrum and other mineral oils. which mo-
nopoiy. it has been announced, will he
sold at auction on March 23.

 

More Anxiety In Madrid.
Madrid. March 2.—-Greatcr anxiety is
visible here in regard to the verdlrt oi
tho United States naval court of in-
quiry into the loss or the lmttleshlp
Maine than was appsrrnt a week ago.
The constant rumors of possible hos-
tilities are hamstring and weakening; the
ltovcrnment. and they-flare also trying
the patience of the while. The ling"
newspapers publish exhaustive dis-
patches from New York and Washing-

twaen the United States and Spain are
hourly becoming more strained and at.
trlhuting to President Sviilllo)’ a se-
rles pl antlrtlpanish declarations.

rifle. in actively seeking the twist means
to procure additional warships.

llonxrsssms M to I‘uhn.
Washington. Mart-h 2.~Scnntors Gol—
llnxor. Money and Thurston and Repre-
sentatives William Alden similh u!
erhigatt and Amos Cummings at New
York left yesterday allcmoon for For.
tress Monroe. whore lhcy will embark
for China at; guests on 9 [Within steam
yacht. They on t to be BMW"! about
ten days. two of ion will prolmbly he
spent in an inspection. in llmir individ-
ual rapnritics only. It! the condition of
the island. or, at least. that portion thoy
will he able to visit in the limited timr.

 

To limos thr- Msim lit-rim.
Shringt‘mld, ”n Wit 1-7 Al :1 mass
mrmiint: horn last night to who» funds
[or a monument to tho \‘lt'lims nl the-
hlaln". sulvsrriplions worn starts-i hilh
ill) nach trom l';o\1-rnnr.ilushnl and
Mayor Good. Governor Bushnell in .n
lotlr-r l-‘il'iil that In! it in pron-d _ that
Spanish lrrnt'hcry dmtrnywi "it" Mutiny
lb- was in lqvor nt‘buildlng :3 mono.

mcnl «In the ruins u! Motto rustic.

VIM In the lint Concentrated.

landfill. Mnrt‘h Z.—-A dispatch from
Shanghai says: The "Mind Kitties
sqnnumn is concentratc-rl at llumghnnx
mth a View of active operations against
limits t Philippine islands) in th» went
of on outbreak of war hottwon the
l'nlto-d titans and Spain. The squadron.
whit-h is powerful. includes the «rumor»
mympin. Boston. Raleigh. Concord and
l'o-trol.

Drafting s I' urn-pry ”ill.

\Vai-hll’ili’lu. Marni? Tho subcom-
mittoe npmintcd ivy t'hairmam Walker
l the house banking and rurrcnwy mm.

iltm- to draft a t-urrom-y reform mous-
lift! to: sullntlnsirm In tru- Republican
momM-rs of that rommiltt-t‘ has ln-I'vn at
work for ton days at tho home of Mr.
Mtlt'hell of Son York. Whtlx- ihv mom-
irern oi the xulx'omlnlttc-t» haw alumni
to item lht- nntttro of tholi lttlmn-I se-
CYI’! it ill known that lhty have [trill -
tltnlly axrrv‘vl upon the Iii‘lfliiplt in h»
I-tnlpodwtl in tha- hill. and that thcy‘mll
”pm-ts a rotnplrto- hill in tltoit m'l‘
mogul-s. .\lr. l'rin-w of lllltmln and Mr.
\lut‘lrnr) nt Minnsmota or» nasmiatmi
with Mr M“! hell on llw committee,

Katerina; I‘ hallo-Ign- Pit-quart.

Paris. Slant: 2.~ll is rumored that
Mnior iv'orsllnnnd \i’nlsin Esterhazy has
rlmllr-nuvd Colonel 'i’imuart to It curl
mt It remit of th» lnltcr's I‘Vltlt‘tlt‘l? in
tho» row-m trial of M. Zola and of hill
rotmntml attempts to ronvirt ('nunt Es-
tr-rlmzy ol the Print" for which Dreyfus
in mm undergoing imprisonmcnt. The
tumor is as yol unconfirmed:

The I“ Mus Vny Ill.

PhinnenJinrrh 2.-~I-Daniel lwvi iloom,
sun o! lo. Lori llmmtv. our of llw narly
mayors o1 Vivienne. and zrnmlnuplww
of tlw norm! Danlrl ilomno, in lying olnn-
gurnuslr ill nl his homo in this I'il)‘.
Mn is the inst surviving mot» amend.
not "9’ tho lsmous llmmn lamlly. Mr.
liq-on» hm: two or: invalid tor the put
tour or live nary.

 

(use art “animal Constantin Ads-s.

ilnn Diego, Cat. “arch ll.——l.lent-nsnt
Commander Charles It. Adams of the
”unlit?” has been rem-ed from arrest
muting the denim of the departmflll
st Washinsttm on the court martial
which tried him on charges of lntrmper.
ance and unincomlnu conduct. it is
prohahlr illst M will its trsnsierrcd to
another ship.

lost Ills Vans and w his "In.

flyrnm, March 2.—~!3dtrsrti ll. ch.
son of this city committed suit-id try
inking a done at «plant at ttw Syracttss
“mm. It» was alive when lamnd and
lotion to ill. .lwuh's mum. who": he
dim]. The can» tor the act is said to
have born the loss of two wcehs' wales,
strumming to m on Mar night.

It» m hunts.

Vi‘sshlnstoa. limit amu- monthly
treasury statement of tits publlr debt
shows thst the debt. less rash in tits
treasury at the clonal business lost
our. smut-wt to ”mutual. a do»
crease tor the month of 31mm This
m is accounted isr hr a worm
spooning increase is the "all.

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ton to the «Halibut the relations he- '

Admiral hermelo. the minister at mo. A

 

to Inn-III its mm It".

Albany. larch tans New Tori
Tribune's correspondent says: '

"The state sonata woman inter-
astins spectacle when for the first tints
ltutohlt up the hill introdllasti by Bens-
tot' Ellsworth ’ltt mum to newspapers.
A’ stranger vlsltlns tho chumbsr could
not have suspected that a measure at
more than ordinary interest was under
consideration, for most at the senators
were reading pen-papers. writing let-
ters or chatting with each other and
smoking in the rooms on sither side of
the hall. None of the senators were no.
tired inspecting and analysing the hill.
Perhaps they had done no belore, but
it so the result of their rcsdinc was
not disclosed by any remarks Only
two members made speeches on the
measure-«Senattm Cindy and Ells-
north—«anti they did not state with any

'rronltncss why they thought a bill oi

this nature ought to be passed.
. ”()slensi‘hly the hill is directed It in-
decent newspapers. but the penal code
is already lull at weapons against them.
Senator Grady bitterly t lludpd to David
B. Hill's attack upon me hill. ‘A dis-
tinguished and extinguished governor.’
he said llcrcoly. ‘has charged that this
is a hill to curb "to freedom or the press.
1 deny it. it is a hill intended to curb
tht' licensv ol the press.’
"Senator Ellsworth. in a plintlcmua
pay. as though addressing a Judge
almut some oim‘urr legal point. mad:-
3 speech in favor at the proposed cost-lo
mom. and then tho senate. without an.
other word. ordered it to third readimr,
“There were i? aenators present, but-
45 or them expreeaed no opinion at the
bill. What they will do when it comes
tip {or a llnal vote tomorrow no u n
can surmise from what they did tods .
"in tho mum of hip remarks Mr.
Ellsworth said it was the business of
milling or publishing a dt-prnvotl paper
that lit? bill fl’ft‘l'l’fii to. “'hr-lhrvr it
was such a porimllral or lint was to he
delerminml by. first, the grand jury
that mJl’tt lnrlil‘t, and. wound, by the-
polit Jury which would try. 'l'hc- tool
was to in» cstnhllshmi. not on one am.

rlr. but by the general character at the

publication."
Democrats "old a Taurus.

'l'lw Democrat» of lmth hotlst's m joint
I-nurun inrt nitrht unanimously dw-Idml
to rapport hicnnlni sessions. hutltv ml»
{or titles. a rcummalvlt- charms {ur my?»
llv tram-his”. oxvllw Itmrnalmonln hr
[:ch local regulation n! thr liqunr (Bib
ilt‘. mllnh ipal (nutmi I-f railroads so for
as pravllrahlv'. a {carildv .uystmi of
rapid transit {or Sow York no” ‘1
titration of a mmmissltm and a.
lit» to pron-tit grwornmrnt by injulw.
"in.

The srsrlvm n! the taut-ml “an brie!
and quit» harmnniutts, Scholar t'nntor
summariz-sl tho lotion at tho t-xI-vutiw
committee at Tammany liall at its
meeting last Saturday in regard to log.
lslztion tor cheaper gas. roducorl tplv.
phone rates. an increased measure of
homo 'rulo for titles and llbwrol amend-
moms to tlw carols» law. Al the trim"-
inp: n! the session. lw will, it hall in..."
dropped mirisnlvlo to lfl’rtltlllt‘l’ monsurvs
rot-wring all of then» subwls, ll thr-

lnpublimn party dw-llnml to summit
thori- mention-n tnlrmlumhl hy thl- “pm.
ovmls. and Would lnlrmlurn simllnr bills
o! "to” my». il xii-Iltl-l lw tlw lllllt')‘ of
tho [anl'fllil to support them and to
mm wary lowllhlm t-llrlwtl’nt’ to tumll
:tll llwir pic-flaws. For that minnow in»
risked tho llrmoe-mls from all owr llw
rtnh- to stand by lhI- I‘H)‘ mI-mlu-g.

«tssmmhlytmm Palmer mall» I) doc-Mm-
lion of party loyalty on ln-hnlf n! ”lt-
rmmtry momiwrn nnzl will that upnn
thv- antitrust trill. tho «tailor two hills
nml otiwr pnrtv Inmtsurcs nil homu-
rrnlsl should "Jud lntpvthor, Th» rall-
cun lhnn by formal rnti- plr-Iltzmi ll.l
t-‘lu porn to (ht-st: nwasurrws.

Mr. Hilvor thou flflki'li will" should ho
thv party Mlllmi. upon tlw attention of
ylvnnml wzsninm and SI-nntorr firmly
rquarto-uni tlml .m ”l" rrmlutmn mu.
”listing n m nstllttticmni amt-mimont had
pasvwl llw 'l-l’llllt“. the question nhunlci
hr Ilotormllw-ol ly)’ the menllwrs of tho
ausemhly Senator t'nnlor. hum-var, l"‘~
I'iirll't’tl that upon thv~ noel-tum n! bu-n-
Mal Mom-lull“. an upon all nine-m. liw
HMmm-mts of truth h-vuw'u lilwllltl nmml
ltFt'lht‘r. Mr llllw-r tnnt'e'll that it in»
the nontlmont of lhe- Itiut-lm'that it.“
tvarll ahnttld favor bivnnlal W'lfilunll
and thin “as attrmvvl to without limit nl

Wnttlnttn‘ llililt Vat lfll' Tomi".

'I'rnnlnn Mnrlh Tho wurl or «r
rum: in tin rm” 0!! Antltrlnti attain"!
tho North Hudson Trillion vflmponl’.
olm-illwl that n Inltlllnla-Ii dollar hill mm
hot n ”ital ttmlcr: that the fr‘tlrrnl
slnlutns print-lint: (or the rmlomptinn
0! tntttilalnd hills ivy thv gnrortltnnm
did not mnlw the bill It ingot winter on
rewards third parties. 'I'lu- ran mow
into mutt on a suit of Anderson for
dormant: for being viewed lrom n «m
glitch he had trndrml a mnillsled dol-
lsr bill, and the condo: tor reiuml to
accept it.

”or” by s W 'risrul.

iiparlnnlm. it, P. March 231', J.
Trimmler. a well known merrimm and
Vomit-rim! citizen. was shot and killed
by m. it, .t. lilrinns. a promincnt
dentist. lllvlhss entered the dwmsod’a
Mtt’fl' with a pistol in rat-h hand nml.
without turnips. shut Trio-mm lhm
tlm. ambit-ll suturing the heart and
roll-ins instant dsnth Trimmlor’a mu
also on: mlnlnilr «nominal in the Mt
hand. Tho rausv oi the murder is a
myrtnry, so the torn hall lm-n clam
friend». _ 4 . 5‘ m W. w

I'susis ‘Ilsttts’s My Mort-oi.
l'mvlnI-rtou'n. Mash. Mnrwh 2.~1'hr
lunlr oi Captain [initin oi the wit-vile»!
ship Asia. has been plclwl up hr lisp»
pm sour the mouth at liars rirtr. in
Wort than». The truly was mania.
M or marlin on the clothing. The au-
tlmm at Booth Yammth how neon
unit by the unfortunste mmaiii's
soil to hold the My until his strlrsi.

counts 3 fl”.
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H HHIEGEHS Military Store.

 
 
 
 

“$3.48
M. H. GLOVER’S,

l22' Washington Street,

In Both Lalies" and Gents’ Shoes.

1

Our (icnta’ Enamel. Russet and Box Golf Shoes,

ialk.

 

turers’ prices.
it “It?“

The Last and Greatest Sac-
, riiiceSale of the Season.

 

About 25 Young Latlios’ Jackcts, to close
out, sizes 1—11, ill and 18 y‘ulfitim lllllst go
for $3. ”8, most of than \VUltho.
[About liliy antls fol children and ladies,
which you can buy for loss than manufac-
Comt- early.

H. KRIEGER’S.

Mnhncltctno Hotel Block.

‘3.12 00

South Not-walk.

 

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jttmstsstts s.

 

Do you want

, 2 Quart, i it Cents
3 “ l 12 Cento
6 “ i 20 Cents

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'1 how are not cheap gum!» but are .‘illi' -h as would
usually trust you fifty per cont.

'l'ht'y ill't‘ llllllli' of one and two cross polished tin.
with Wood handles and klmbs on the lids.

NASH. 81 VAN SOOY,

Corner North Main and West Sis.

 

Freight Line

BETWEEN

NORWALK. SOU'l‘il NORWALK.
AND NEW YORK.

M... m _-.

PROPILLIK‘

city of Homtlkflulcu and Eagle.

M, .. “I"..- o- .

Tin Pail?

i 25 Cents

more than wo ask for

 

 
 

4.... -s

THE STAR RANGE

DnHUGHES

WAI- m1.
Will u a branch or his llsntmvofllw
ili'l'tlgigw U ’5 REM. MATEU 'l'lL'K.“
‘l‘lw lhsvtor will fgiro his personal

alumina? tot new toton
W mm
or “3101.

natty. ltdllltlltl all ltutdty
or EACH was. .
Hlsoflcshoursaillhe trout t a. In. toup. In.

All suffering from demure vision should
vomit and have the it eyes tested and proper
glasses tilt/ad.

mo mm mans
Hum lnwmnia Vtrli o. Hitlll!t':lilill0flll.filii~
lemy. fitomwh 'I'l‘rout m Norman and Hit‘k
“Macho amt utlwr maladies, est». loll 3- «~th
0! a nervous. complexion
With the old It! ”i lslmt llnpmw-d elwlriv-
inntrumentn of A ricn s and Europe's hut
ocullntu h. tin enabhd to test your eyesight
wientili'r ail3.

once, it till Street, lomll.

IIIIIIIIIILHIIISIIIIS
III IIIII. PAPERS

 

 

Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things nevertheless. We don't
want to seem boastful but we are
proud at our stock. “9 worked hard
to get ll—we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.

Painters’ supplies, glass. etc. paint-
ing. paper hanging and decorating.

E. E. GORHAM,

10 FIRST AVENUE;
East Norwalk. — — Connecticut

 

 

l~ :I '1le thing: all through.
Economical Hillel.
Ptrlecl litter.
Duplex ill triangle grate.
Handsome design.
int the price is Right.

We Elan have a num:
ber of bargains in hot
air furnaces.

Hamil Pattern l ll’l’g. (30.,

31'. wmmuumn 4mm Hump Sawmill.
J 'ol'illzhn NEST“
«1le lingo Calcium Pullm—

“EALII ix

Wail Papers and Bordsrs

1 NORTH “Alli STREET.
South Norirsllt.

Bsmple Books 0! Latest Styles 0!

Papers. Borders and Gill Mouldings

taken to house. for inspection. on my

tico by postal. Estimates cheerlully

given. the

William C.Jesse,
168 WABIIINGTON ilTiiBZ'l'.
Bole “out lor

 

amour

Milli“ Mm WWW”
Delivered in llnllt to tits ‘l'mls.
Also in Milton to ally part at the city
or vicinity. until, ti on me.
Dark. squat to imported. 31,25.
Prompt attention aim to
man.

. mm put together, and until tho M
* law years was supposed to be inewv

 

 
 

There is more cstsrrll in this ‘ ‘
tint: of the country than all otha'lti.

uble. For a great many years doctors
pronounretl it a local disease. and p
scribed local remedies, and by m.
stantly tailing to cure with local
treatment. pronounced it incurable. *
ltitlettce has proven catarrh to be i
“constitutional dime». and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
llall' ii Qatarrh Cure. manufactured by
l-' .l Cheney & ('o .. Toledo, Ohio. is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It is taken internally in ,
clones from ten drops to a teaspoontul.
it arts directly on the blood altd IMP ,
roux wrincea ol the system. They of- _
fer one hundred dollars for any case
it tails to cure, Send lo'r circulars
and testimonials. Address, ,

lv‘. .1. CHENEY t (70.. Toledo. 0.

Sold by tlrugglstn. 750. '

—Acotoa cures us orippe. ? ..

 

Give the Children a Drink

called Grain-0. it is a delicious. ap-
petizlng. nourishing food drink to taint
the place at coffee. Sold by all grub
era and liked by all who have listed it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the finest when, but it. is
tree from all .njurious properties.
Grain—0 aidn digestion and strength-
ens the norms. It is not a stimulant
but a health builder. and children. as
wr-ll as adults. can drink it with great
henem. Casts about 5,; as much as col—

 

 

icc. i5 and? Rents.
OAS'I‘OW.
%%.W II-
III!
I! . , m m

—Aceton breaks up s and

 

A thrill ol terror is experienced when
a brassy cough ol t-ronp sounds
through the house at night. But ths
torrnr soon changes to relicl alter Otto
Minnie ('ough Cure has boon adminis‘
term. Sale and harmless lor children.
(1. t'. Stilleou and E. P. Wood.

Gnu-g» l1. Sword. llw well knon'n
mn‘lrawmr of 'l'uwztnrla. 3'. Y.. Hays:
"l haw lin‘Hi ('hnmlmrlain's (laugh
Rt ttmiy in my family for a long lime-
and hm.- found it superior to any oth-
l'l'." F0) :2th by U. (I Stillwu. 50H”;
an'wztlit. and H. l'. \l’eotl. Sawmill.

CASTORIA.

 
 

0M»
ARM 3.41:! at untold glittering fro-m
pilrs. ii. \t'. Purse”. ol Knitcrsrille,
Pat. was i’lll’F'il by using a single box
of DcWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
slisnaws Slii‘h as eczema. rash. pimples
and oimtlnate sores are readily cured
by title mmmtz remmly. G. C. Still—
sun and E. i’. Word.

WORTH KNtinStl.

'l'lmummls haw fillltl-‘i 3 (Item! in
lint-uni: Priory limit. if you have net‘-
or USN! this gro‘m. 2mm ifiv fur the pro-
vmling malmlw. Dyallé‘flala. Liver
l.'i)!llzli:lliil, Rheumatism. Coallvoness
SI-rwzm Exhaustion. Nervous Prostra-
(lull. Sli‘l'ftl¢":~rn?fiii and all dioceses arv
mm from lli’rflligt‘fll"nl of the atom-
[H’ll llH'l' and kltllllyfi, Wt: shall ht‘
plunsul to aim» 3m; it pzuknge oi’ this
BMW” zonlv fro-e of warm. Largo
[lm'ltllxers, any and 2.1.: Edward P.
Wood.

 

“My E. Edwards, plinth! til the Eng»
ill-ll Iinpllnl t'ltlll’l'h ll! liilwrwiile. 92L.
Mir-n warring with rimtmalinm. vats
ndrimi in try I'lmmnrlnln'a Pain
llnlm. lit» mm ”A (our applications
of thin littimenl proud of great set-
I'm- in me, it subdued lilo lnlltunnut-
tion and who've-ti the pain. Should
any :Hlfl'urt‘l' profit by giving Pain
"(tint at trial it will ftit‘fllif’ me." For
little by ti, i'. llllllholl. South Kuwait.
and E. I'. \"I't‘ll. Nanhlit.

 

~Acetoa does not sitect the hurt. ’

.....

I.” Afl'l‘f" ”1.1.0.

”AMI”! is hamlass

 

 

 

We are anxious to «in a little good ill
this world and can think of no m.
shirt or Mil," tray to do it till: hr
reromtnentlihg (ins Minute (fault GM
as n preventive of pneumonia. not
shmptlon and other serious loss tron-v ,
it!» that tollovr minted wins. 0. (3.
Million and it. P. Weed.‘ *

Major Jones regrets the moat
rimming o! the man who ssni ititlt s
room thimtlnewthat in. he mm ltd
didn‘t kill him. _

'lltr rdimr rmlmt 7r. shnslre rsi-
cntbu-s iron: is mic who won‘t is!
him shat they a» hint.

When the "rent valentine W
adjourned ii at the guests tum to“
on the arm sshins the my to its
hospital.

Valentina day is not as mill! :59
Ward as My War is“!
oslrsdmorttmm wmshattifl
the "It its! Molt”. W
om halt shot.

Vary in ssatlstsutsi

 

 

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