‘ filth them. preached at both aer-
’ {311a Rev. L. a. remote. or Brattle-
"“Wmup or llmalt. .
,. city you
Illa Vi. who tun-cause d on South
Wait: amt-r church in exchange
i3... raterday. no subject in the,
_.flralfi.waa The Rejection of hitter-l
‘ ll
‘ mu live little lives. with!
1‘. 3 bill. 1 little “MINI. little no;
«VII. uatd. God doea not taean that ‘
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their livaa shall he no little; but am!
no would be free in heart. thought!
. ' no; He often diam-ll old rota-l
‘ to make about free manluteadg
guinea ln order to have the higheat ;
,1 It to neceaaary to have. high‘
loate are nail-ted to follow!
_ not using their own brain. but 3
Matthew thotIhta like their clothu
Wald! made. Not no with thel
mt refomera. such an Luther. Sara
ma and Roger Williams. 'i‘heg
the cornea when each has to decide,
whether he will be the slave of his sur-
Nihndiage. or whether he will branch
“ and color the freedom that and
t each should have. in the even- 3
l Ir. Temple‘s aubieot was The
t Questtion. which proved to be
Wit”. Am I Here Nr? Both were
very interacting and helpful sermons.
aid were liatened to by large cough».
utiona for tbie season in the morn-i
it Ilsa Pearl Durand played some
vary pleasing selections on the violin.
‘ The Rev. Walter Scott. aecrotary of
the New England Education Magnet
has been in Connecticut the past week ‘
in the interest of the organization,
The object of the league in to ctptaline
the educational advantages of the state
and to tjtnaltlcr the economic. legal
and practical tpteatlouu involved in an,
Improved uyutom of schools.
The Connecticut plan promises to di-
vide the uiate school districts. each of
which shall be In extent the stile of a
county. Each state school district
shall have. for the present at least.
two high echoola located at pointaonsl- .
ly accessible by rail and otherwlue.
'l‘hese abate high schools shall be ripen
each fall to all the youth in tin-tr re-
upectlve districts. and tranurmrtatlon
may be paid from the border of the
town in which a pupil resident to the
railroad elation in the town where the
high achool is located. The pitta of
inatructlon lit to be broadened an art to.
'inciude industrial. mechanical. cont-
tnendal and agricultural lnaiructlon.
as well as Englbth. classical anti scl-
entlilc i‘otii‘ttt‘a.
I‘micttt Smith. of Trinity College.
endorse the plan.
W
Thomas J. I’culiell. who recently re»
turned from ltuly. when» ho recclrcd
two ycaca' Instruction in \'tll‘ill culturc.
aaatated in the ntualcai portion of th"
act-Vic“ in the South Norwallt t'ouitcc-
gatlonni church. yeaterduy. lie was
heard in a solo. It is Enough. froth rill
lah. Mr. I'enIn-ll mascara-a a ntrou:
and flexible baritone. under almond.-
control. attd uuvc this dittlcult st'lt't-
tion with ease and lit‘l'flt'l expression
it wall a mot-cc of much plcusurc to
hint litany friends to have the pl‘lt‘llrile
of hearing him. itev. .lohn at. Wullictt
prettchtd two excellent rtcl‘ittotts to “(Mill
alaed conurcitatlonu. cousld- riua the
weather.
The Ilcv. l". A. llt'ollcld. of Norwuik.
formorly pastor of the tlruee hicthodbt
Episcopal church. of New Ilurcn. prea-
clwd at the l‘lrni Mcthodlut Episcopal
church. in that city. yeatcrdny morning
and evening. licv. Mr. Scotti-Id look
ill thI mtirtilltl tit-t't'lcc for his subject,
The lluly tiplvit. the lteveaier of Truth.
in the cvenitut Mr. ricotictd apolm all
The llwn and the l‘nucco. from II For
lothlaua. lv.. Ill. Many of the further
patittltloltera of It“. tIcotIt-ld from tlracc
M. iii. church were present in thc adi-
ence both tnornlna nud err-ulna. 'l'h-
cltttrch Vina well ftllcd at both II‘N'Ii't‘rt.
l'tcv. lilr. would. oi HttlllMtil‘tt‘ltlh.
Itttc of llrucc Methodist Episcopal
church. thn city. where he completed
it Me ycurs‘ tmlorute not long nan. and
who prcachcd at the l‘lrat Mt'lltlhllal
lipioupal church hero yeatcrday. little
from Norwullt to title clty ttaturday all
the way on the trolley cars. The trip
wat- a ultghily fatiguing one. ttt‘tlllyliil
t\t‘l’ four llitlli'a. ”r. llcohcld atht‘lcd at
l o‘t'lltt‘h. reochltnt lore at alarm the
.. New ltarcu Journal and l'ooricr.
lliahop .Iohtt Wllilntua. who loot lie-n
rottllnetliii bin room for a lotta time.
dow- alight i't’ltlt'lll'ca of ltuprotctncni
lie cloud: the hot weather remarkably
tin-ll. lilu appetite in flood. he to coir
bluntly cltccrfttl and Illlil‘it a d up in»
forest to matter» generally. cue-clam:
the our w.tl- tipulu
.IlflltNlliltN .tltltil'hltt .t'l‘ liM’lllii-i
Harte. Mun-t l The liev. l'rcutotl
I". Jertoaun thu- vlcn prealdeni aod'
gent-rat mating: l‘ of tho ldlcctuiytlc Mic
film flail- company, for Wildlii‘ urn-ct
on the charge of obtaining money undu
false ptetcttcca a warrant wan inatod lu
llttfloll. tilt Jiilt It". arrived lit-rtv by tin
Fl‘t‘m'h llflt‘ of minor Ln Natdlit‘ of '.
ocioch ihla mot-ulna lit a»: not to
ion into custody. luomcor, owlna it i'
wold. to the latch of the amenity [M4
you. and eluted for f'orla by train,
Without tum interfered with. .
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Manama (at court: car right to
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t. IIJAIIII ratio. of Byaaaia.
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on inihhotuafthe mint
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«wrapper. lambaeaathee‘
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The doatan'ceapaay. of which
Dhaalmhlraatdaat.
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mmmmuroaaaqfl.
Dorian House.
Gregory’s Point. South Norwalli.
.I. it}. Sullivan.
pmpricior and tiiunngcr.
'Ilerma reaaonable: lothlng treating.
“align“. eleo ic can to hotel. can-
a
tit all trains on tile
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IiNSl‘liPASSI-ill lilltllil! ISLANII VIA!
'uant-x up snout: itINNRitti.
jyl but
To ALASKA
by new ll Piltl". LINE Milt ton stratum-rs
l'en it'anla. . liltlg
with s earn treat elk-trit- Ilghltt. and
all modern ltnprovemcuta.
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed
«a melt
.0" HIV ltlt'l‘lA
tumutrb toltAWrtt Ht‘l \'
hull-ti her date.
Tamaltult'i‘a’i' oil on
2
A pt) II N
rat uremic.
attic. arm... or to "trail arronat. HM‘. ~
Jitt2m
t'o., o Bowling union. New York.
0‘ i.’ ly rushed forward uelyed lite infnrlutcd
It. Rpecially fitted
toaail about .lttl id. at: A . l.
with tfitm.lly'z fleet of linear “l?
illit,)insnrlng pron pl.
It.
flat-
Blcycld Ififl ]I
We repa rany bmhenorwom "odious
cycle and ecp all tiltppllea on bond. Nprochei
whec achnnfed to too
Rowing mac tines tr In
azimu- and slit-am tam-rand; tun-tin Eryn”
an worh trunnion. a noun
. 0.
near and Ittacltltilal.“ flatlmad place. mla
car at the lowe-i price.
red in the Ire-i manner:
tlc.
, en t-
Dewey Captured
Philippine islands.
Stuubrns
t‘aplun-d l‘uirflelti i‘ounty on
Orient Bicycles,
and will land Hill paint of
tim. to behold from .IJttl
tohthlll. at l2 North Main
Howl. their to mind you
can have your old ones
vuloani'ied.
titll’TlI flORWALK.
12 North Main Street.
W‘s
I". to II“.
“ Iranian ta
hit .a Vat-at m
fldlcea. l M Iain Murat.
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WILL ”I” you
down
e ‘M‘ . to;
no. r. a? to.» a
with frteada in Barton.
lliaa Hattie It. Jonea baa returned
home imm Bridgeport.
our—p- ‘_~_...___
Mica ldbble Seely left 'l‘ueaday for a
visit with New York relativea
lira. mum Finch amt a pbrtlon of.
but week with relatives laDarien.
warp—n
iota Julie atom ha been ill recent-
ly. at her borne in New York city.
hilaa Grace Willtuut bu been vialt-
lag lira. George Klrlt. in Weatport.
i'aul Dillinghatn has returned to hint
home after; a vialt with Theodore More:
houae. ‘
' cub-“—
Ira. G. N. Nelson and son. of Brook-
lyn. have been vlalting Mr. and llrl.
Mama I. Willmott.
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ill-a Bertha Bchlchtlog waa aurprle-
god laat Thursday night by a large utt-
‘ her of her frienda. and a delightful time
it” had. - '
M". Henry Whitney has returned
able from her enjoyable vialt with
diet: F. W. Dickerman and family in
{New Haven.
} A cow owned by Jerome B. (latnor.
illic 0x Ridge milktuan. was atrnclt by
lightning and. killed during the storm
{Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. Scolield and daughter Jennie.
celebrated the forntcr'a birthday. Moa-
day evening. by entertaining a family,
party at their residence, Le Roy avenue
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Mine Charlotte Finch. of Norototip
will give a trolley ride tonight over the .
line of the Norwalk Tramway company
to Broad River. leaving from the ten 1
minus at the Stamford line about 7:30’,
o'clock. .
William Marriott. me of the men
employed by E. It. 'f‘rowirrldge, at (‘ol-
lender's Point. sustained a sttnstrolie a .
few days ago. and his condlton is con-
sidered seriouu. lie watt removed in
the residence of tierwge W. Strangward.
in Noroton. and will probably be taken
to the Stamford hoapitnl.
A daughter of idlluhu Wcrul. who. was:
driving a newly purchased horse one
night that weelt, narrowly oacuped be-
unt killed. While ounding in front of
Sttphen Lockwood‘a grocery atore at
Noroton lleiahts the horse commenced
ltlcltlna in a furious manner and would
have dashed the young lady frotn the
carriage had not William Moe. bag
truce-muster at Norotou licightsdirnw-
animal and reached the young lady.
During the progresx of the set-.m-
shower. Saturday alteration. lightuittu
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Highland Brand ..
IIIDIILIID IthRIhI.
llIDIILhID Ihl‘f EXTRIDT. IIIDIILIID BREII IL!
Stock Al. and Porter.
Put Up Expreaaly for Family Use.
Suit Chances
for, Men and Boys of All Sizes.
Prices hay: been melted to conform to
the temperature. and such suit chances as are
rarely yours ma be ours now. A mere
hint of the bargains wil be suliicieni to start
July buying With a rush. Here is the hint—-
ornnuhcr. a handful of hints. '
f or the Men.
The rule of the store is "Out with it
while tits in season!" So out‘ go all the
men's. suits of {grey cassimeres. fancy cheviois
and igncy w‘orsleds under the impulse of
shortened prices. Thereduclions are real.
the 'suiis are seasonable in fabric. stylish in
shape. honest in make. and the difference be—
tweenwhat the old tickets said and what the
new items say is the difference bectween:
.50 and $7.50 suits down to $5.00.
$10.00 and M200 suits down to $750.
$2.00 and $15.00 suits down to $930.
All sizes for all shapes of Inert. boys and
children—4i you come soon.
gar Iota Meat.
m lander. Friday and Iaturlay Iranian. ' i.
, lligltlan. Iranda or. Strictly Union.
amt tacit with ma. ‘
as carefully no a pltyalclan‘s pmsoriptlon.
7H! PUIIOT HAL? TONIQI MADE.
lio els and salmon furnished at reduced prim.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
IIIDIILAID PILSIER.
Th” build ill the weal. and are unsuqutml in any particular.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
at North late 8h. heath Iamath
struck in two plat-ca. 'l'hc reatdeace of N’I'M'W “3'“-
Mra. Fruit-rich Show unstained w-verc
damage. and narrowly «raped being
rel on fire. hint. Show and her son
John. who wr-rc alone lit the ltousc
were badly altocltctl and they still feel
the effects of Hill t‘lt't‘ll‘li' lltlltl. \
large lclclritplt pole tillllltrtllt- lln- I'l'r'l-
dcncc of .lohtt l‘. Altman" was allitllt‘i"
t'll.
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U'Atm.
.\ douultlrt‘ um: born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. tit-ant ll. ltzrckrtt.
.\ tIIlItl this born to i'ondt'u-tor
Mrs. Frank P. Scll. this nutrnnm
lezior Show Ilitfi t'ccotrrc-I from a wry
pululul tclnn on our of hl~ tlnucru
.
“but firm-c lirymp has it lllillt'tl bonu-
from n Wreh'o \Ihll itt ltrmdliyu and
New York city. ‘
lice-l ii. Iluriluttd'a yacht “fix
launclml Sitturday from the Norwalli
'ncbt i’lub houw.
.’
Minot liculuit Willem-k. of ltrooitltn.
i the aural of hit. and him It M l‘oi
hr". of Matti attcet.
'I‘ltc cont-«H ulven flatttrday nlaht in
the idlth cottage at lIt'IIIt Island for
the benefit of Mr". Jeannie James. who
formerly «inducted the ritlutltiil
llutiac. won an urtlutlc tilirt‘mm. and
will not a neat aillli for the worthy oh
you for which it was alt-en. The cut»
tuto- won filled with comm-cu uttd oth
or friend“. Miss Neolctu. who has
chut‘ao of thc Edith militate, tlnnt'i't'ttn
cola-clot trcdit for her chi-rte ltt pro-
tldlmt 2-lh'li an attractive proaramtnc.
“T“
MIDI!
The pupils of the t'rttttloiry rlunddy
.. land held on rttioyutdc pl. hlc lti hilt"-
wmuln. Nottltduy
Hll’iilLAND on the label nieana Highest Standard.
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Loavea New York:
(Saturday. 1:30 p.
(Saturday. 2:lll p.
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lave Norwalli. 'I‘tnadny. 'I‘hnmiuy and flalurduy. 5 pm.
Daily Trips to New York.
Loavoa South Norwalk. 1:30 A. M.
at.)
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Fara. Single. 400; Excursion, 70¢
Freight Propeller City at Norwallt.
have llwlttnau ritnel. New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. it put.
i‘rnnlnu‘y ItttlIt'JlI thaal 'l‘ctttplur has 35v“”(may:,x-.x:.xy.x:.xy.x5xf.xr. x:.,'.'.x:.xr.xsynxaxnxn, synxnxnya
vb. od hitlaurd i-l 'l'uylor ua chief tctu~
plot. Mina IIttitlt' t'ftlttfuril, \ll‘t‘ lt'lll
plat. Minot .iulin t‘ruwiotd. rcmrdlnu
INF-“If". Min Halli) hinalchurdt, tlu
Harlot mcrctary. W l' Pillow, trcn»
ttl’t‘l. Mart-hull lloater,tl.pttti itiili
alidl. lilac :‘lllllt' Knorr, chaplain
.lohti Knort. tour-dull. dunno-l thaw
told. about, .tuuunt Ktour. at'ttllllul
a WIPAUI.
hire Wllilotn \inollmv. of Port
l‘tn-aler. la virilittu hit and Mr» tilt-It
t'huplu.
Mo» hiya llcodemro hon returned to
tu-r home in thunb Nora-nth after a
Hall to her Ititfi'lili in thin plat-o. i
The card mom of the Nurwallt mlllu
wirwtcd on thin uumilat and the other
tlclliti‘lllti'lllr will wtnil in film
\iutint What no» guitar on in ilh
parlor taut night. ladae’ Harte .
mam.» Only the ammo-at use}
itaa."- Milli Traveler. I
_ The Home Paper.
Nothing litltt'ti lia plate. 'l‘lterc in no nut-dilute and them
never will ho. it in unltpte and original, holding in it» ilrtn
[map all the lsmplc in town. The paper and it a made are
liner-arable. 'i‘hclr lob-mt- are both mutual. and they both
know It. The only practical way of attracting tho-c yaw-pie
lit tllrttiiglt the local pap”.
The Evening Sentinel.
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First Real Resistance Expected
when Troops Reach Aibouito.
llElliiHlEll murmur.
Iayorofl’onaaOaIlaDpoa the Real-i
data of that Mace to herein V
00ml“. Vadartha flow and
Desirable Conditions.
lily Aaaoclated Press.) !
I'oiice. inland of Porto Rico. .ittly.\.30.:
3 p. "L. via St. Thomas. Danish woo.
indies. Sunday morning—Major (len- ,
eral Miles hourly extracts the arrival of
f the tmnuporta having on board lirig-
adler (MW Schwan's division of slit
-1 thousand men and also the Mohawa
f with the Fifth regular cavalry.
(It‘ll-
rerai Henry's dlvlulon. consisting of
p.400 men and including twentyvulx
pieces of artillery, lllu-i been ordered to
tnuroh . itnmtuiltttciy from Yttnco to
Ponce in order to be rcadytto join the
movement north to San Juan. The Six-
teenth Pennsylvania regiment was
. rtcnl this morning toward Juan ltluz.
Sicamcr'l'liohc Revlon
. rlouoly ill
eight tnilea north of Ponce. en rotttc to
San Juan. where. it is married. tin-
Hpauiards will make a stand. The reg!
intent will be rcinfon-cd if lili‘t‘rttiitl'y.
Word rem-bed here this morning,
that the Spaniards Were murdering
native I'orto Ricans anti induliting in
general outrages.
The first Will resistance is ext-cred
when our trdops reach Aibouito. thir-
ty—flve tnlleu northeast of here.
General Miler! says be hurt no inten—
tion of matting a landing of tritium at
t‘npe Slut .lttan. especially as the place
is only a natdstcnd Win-re transports
are liable to suffer front the prevalent l
eliti'lliti.
The railroad front Police to Yuma is
now lit the [omission of our troops.
ilcuerul Stone found live mines on the
truck, 'l‘llcac were dealroycd and the.
track Ir uninjured i
Llur trturpa found scream-n Span-
iards in the Vital-o hospital all of
“limit had been wounded in ’l‘uesdny's
ilizht. Two of them have since died.
I‘l‘ll‘lllllllllltmii hare been lsuttcd by
\‘uacu as a l‘nlled Slates. city, expres-
slug delight at annexation and the ml-
tulnistrutiou of General Miles and of
Mir ll‘iltfllll.
The mayor of Police has called upon
all the residents of that place to cycr-
i'IM‘ calmness and circutnsm-tlon nu-
dct' the new and desirable conditions.
ltc also urges forbearance toward con-
quered cncmiea. Much cnthuulusm b:
everywhere manifested at the stain of
the stars and stripes.
ticlieml Miles has issued a lengthy
order of luatrnctlons to tleIu-rnl Wil-
mu him will Ire military governor of
l‘onu- province and city tmtll the nt‘w
l'l\.il of llenernl llrinikt‘. it is of the
mtllltt tenor as the Illalrllt'llttlts ultich
tlcncml .\iilc~' tune to iieucrnl .N‘ltufirr
.ll Santiago. lioth orders are tum-d on
the ttlllllIllInlf‘ttIiiill instructions given
in (federal Merritt rector-dint: the nor-
l'l‘lIIIli‘lll of the Philippines. The local
llilttIl‘. induce and police will remain
lil authority. uttldccl to the orders of
General Wilson. The cu.~mtu house
offices will also Int conducted on for.
Incrly. for the present. ‘l‘ltcir r-a-clpts
«tnouut to d cottalderublc xlilll of mon-
ey. The question «If lltc proper dis-
chill" on l'ortu Itlcun ailtttl' litres more
trouble to llcneral Miles. but Itc' says
”it" “ill Bt‘lllt‘ ile't'll‘ III lIlt‘ illli- i'tilll‘rt'
ttf IIIIII'.
t‘lmplnin t‘ltidwlck. of tho t‘incln-
untl. formerly of the Maine. inn-odor»
. ed to licnernl Wilson this mornltut two
of the lettdiittl .lcntllts of Prince, I‘t'lll‘t“
«noting a thousand churches and their
iloialttlt'illd in lIilu province. The
ptlcsh wanted information rcuurdlua
. their tilllllittl‘l. and lichen" Wllnutt rolltl
lliiil lIlltIt'I‘ lllt- i‘tlllhlllllllilll of III"
l'ntted Stater- it was not pmstblc to
apply any lotet‘lltilctitol titttltcy for
church [itll‘IItIM-n.
l‘utltcr i‘ltldalch mid ll would be all
the better for the l'hul'ill if its own
people learned to contribute to to. on»
port.
titaittb-h \ttltillltlltl‘n continue to t'tIIlMl
in oral alvc lItNitaclt'cu up.
’l‘lic health of the Il'tttl|in m for l.~.
got-d. tin-lull the weather lo not
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Mrn. hi. ll ilill lo \lnltlttu to Wed
port.
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Loop. tililpumn is nddlnu a \ctoltdtt
to his hottue.
Woman-.-
hit-a. .l. ll tlrcaocy. of i‘otniou.
tlhilillfl ll‘lt'lltla in town.
In
it. ill. Ilowluud and W. l' ltowluod
hate purchami a new team oi bur-ow.
\t lllln wrillnu A. it. 'I’tirticy In ac.
Jttncpll Moore in also very
ill.
...-
Mr». it III i‘nrvcr. who has been or
t'ioucdy ill for lair weeks. is i‘ttl'tnt'l“
lnil
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Miss 'llllll' Waltcmnu returns thlu
Wi't'lt from n nnattlt'» «on at l‘ottage
l'lly,
. .. warm
w.-...-. ......_....—
\ nutulmr of radial ludicn from The
Nrirwnlhu Mo rttullcullttu for it dwelt
at .lotumt f'oley‘a coitmu on the hill.
hunk l' lano- nmi brother ammo-d
u nutnber of Norwullt and Wmlml
you" Indict- tu i'tamm ltauch on Prl’
day aftermath. the party lmiag chars-r-
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with rat it;
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What no Poorly,
Want.
at them tell it.
at the public upclk on the subject
t means a better understanding.
lcaua lcas tttiacrv in final Norwalk.
lcana confidence in a tit-(id thing.
iono- ctnlorscnvcui counts.
it flare. lhtblldt
'I'buu strangers in a far away t w .
ivcry box of [Joan's Kidney gilt]. .
bat ltcd by home testimony. ' ‘
iducy disorders—«urinary trouble»-
re uli the dccrcate‘licre.
Kidney Pills are the can“
)oan's
til II. . . .
l elieving backs and curingctitaena
is their dhiiy work._
lllcrc's a case lll pomt: . . -
in. R. Blackburn. of 46 First arena.
was: "i not greatly adverse to not»
up" notoriety. and reluctantly allow
my} tcstinron to appear for that reap
on. but as was grcutlyrbenchted lg
usijtg Dunn's Kidney die. I wa
otlm it: know of in value of title
wopdcriul remedy. My kidneys ware
bottoming properly. and bat .
mhc .. i”:
ii ' deal oi tallt unite!
I): it"s:‘Kldnfizol’ills. and reading a“
ucdspa r notices. induced the to ‘ t.
M on 'a drug store and get a , .
in“? warded oh the last attack. aea
liter 1 have nlviticd more titan ae-
quaintance f9 tin them. I even Ital
then. l'ltat should be sufficient
deuce of my dilatation."
i nitn'e Kidney l’tlls are for cat! a
all Ilenicrs. price :0 cents per box.
b- mail on receipt of price. Foul“
llillotrit Co. Buffalo. N. Y., atrium
tor the U. 5. Remember the
Ilu o’r—and talta no substitute.
YIES'I‘ERIIAY'R WAR HENRY.
F om Ambassador (‘ambon'a laa-
“ml“ President McKinley and Score-
tary tiny are hopeful Spain will accept
the lion"! of pace agreed upon at the
. Whllle ilnttae conference.
lcneral Miles has reported to Wait-
ingtm that he has already collnted
Silo ill in duties in Porto Rico.
a blob soldiers retreating tovll‘d
Sim ‘Junn. i'orto Rico, are reported to
be pillaging the towns and mattreattug
wo .en.
M. or of the residents have fled from
San ‘Juan. Porto Itlco. but the Spanlalt
troo is are preparing to make a deeper-
‘llt' 1Lealatnnc- to iieneral Milea‘ army.
ln‘pcctor lietteral lircclttnrldge. in
his official report of the Santlm cant-
unlgiL says that. according to the
ll'lii'l logo of the booita. the victorlea of
our [truly with an insufficient support
of lll‘illlt‘i‘)’. should not have been Ito!-
slIile
'l'lic battleship 'l‘cxus arrived in New
Yot‘ltl. to be docked and cleaned.
'l‘hle transports'(lont'ltti and Alaata
,irrlvcd here with siclt and wounded ul-
tlicra and Dr. and Mrs. tuner and tho
lied .‘rouu staff on ltourd.
)ilijor ilcncral Wade llllil been orders.
ed front i‘utnp Thomas to Worthington.
tlltl inn) no to I'orto lilco.
. Minot one month ago my child.
which i~ .lItlilil llftccu utonths old. had
'Ill . Holt of diarrhoea urn-output“
by rimming i Move it such media
th‘ op- umtully itiwu in such caaea. but
.t~ II tlllIIIL' ante relief. We neat tut a
lilt)iii.||l and it was under hilt it."
for ‘t week. At this little "it! ('th
ltd-l .‘lt't‘ll pick for about tell daya I'd .
mu hating u‘mut twenty-five open-
tlonslof the bowels every twelve hill".
and he acre convinced that tiltltm It
«tulip-lvtdlncd rcllcf It Would not Itht.
l‘lmnilo-rloin'n t‘olic. t‘holct‘a old DI-
“Hull.“ Itctttcdy was recommldod.
.llilI tit-I'lile in My II. I m noticed
.i cluilltic fut“ llli‘ lelcl‘; by Iii dull“!!-
ucd dro- a complete cure watt build".
about. .I‘ul it is now perfectly healthy.
t‘. "i thugs ritutnptown. dilator 00..
W. \n. For stile by ii. I‘. IllIIlIOII.
rhutll‘ Norunlh; E. l‘. Weed. Nitr'hlh.
'l'luinuutidu of permits hay. m
curedlof piles by union IloWltt‘I WIN
liuzcl salve. It heal» promptly and
cures cclctlilt and all ahlu dim It
uivcs ltutnedlute relief. Edward I.
Wecdl Norwalk. (loo. 0. Still“. “it
Norwltlh.
Iaan£
lam
"l
Ilolt‘. hitatff'riii lslllt'lyetlti. ll...
that ipr constipation he hat MM
Will's Little Early illsers to be
They luv-yer gripe. 'l‘ry than
much land llrcr trouhhut. Ill!“ P.
“MW Not-walls. that. ll. fltlllul. “I
“rare
New lit.
llcv. W It. t‘otttley. of M-
ilo. while attending to his “a
lllIIt'H oi hllunwmut. that alata.
“wind by l‘lttilfll'lt “WM Ila
om “ ity clutucc I happened to
hold a a bottle of t‘ltttllilt'lllh‘h
b t‘hj'dern and
'I'Ilc
bridal-
itirlll
Diarrhoea flew.
out I had. it no the mean» of satin
on till it rcltetcd the at tthce." M
mo.- b, o. c. titliisoh. south Narnia;
It: I' \'cct|. Norwglh. ~
outlay warm amount hath.
"It i a lift to neaiart year mil
Why d r you do it. when you lag. “
the fathom lttue it. Mild d' H
“.lw illhuag t‘oidt tlrrioa" will MU
your nputey in reload-ill ha. i
lilo-utn‘atiatn‘. l cam la (trim
com a «high or cold: l cam
in la n trier-l appt-tlitlitl initial ‘
ltllmulttlitl Pub- ture lam
lit the ‘hlldrelt'a llcllef Mu
up. 'l‘tlat bottle of m'lt m.
or cut his not and get nae treat 1
rcfcrcit out "it IMtIiehth. (m ‘
li‘lnth, or Washington street. I“
II. I'lul tctl. iii Wallhiltllnh Itml.
a... on I‘or Hirlillt Nomalh. i'all.
.. .“mnw ”M..-
dog‘s a
as:
iaaicr to believe your nciuhbou c:
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and .
uptpr my friend. .\Ire. Murrell. If)!“ .
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